bH DCOin 3ta0.V& 80, No. 20,273. WASHINGTON, D. C., MODY M 3,19.TOFVM
THE VxMii sTARN-- - DAI.E, NICe. I..AYe
AT TE1 WAR BUII.DNGU.UsADImm, enma 1- b a. I
. I. EAUFIANN, PeLsm yak 0k% = Pes. s....It...uam eraa orwe t .eb..sibesIn tOf
iu em e ewn rwmemme. at 10 autopn Per mIath. Copres at the omeuter.
fe.-i --;amzas a Sam , - --nes SLUs.'" "hm..o..a.W..m..a....~-.
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.M Anm..m. . .besad to 29.....m am amee hask.m - Uasom
FINANCIAL
Tm Bm Sromez AccoMMoDATION
Mema ame mgeg away for the -eme and100s" sbwe yeW he heoldefects. you
SA me bN tercommodstao thm mae1 dyd by mapiatremt storsag wae
bm.o. l--.d. at 1140 15th st. mw.T buiding wa bmlt elpresly for
essmm passean. Ih 1g well lighted.well=me.. dry. moemy mad absolutely fr.
edhbgiar pr-We have a spotal Sre and burglar proot1mit for the storage ot silverware. Jewelry.
heir-a-baem and ValmbeSE kall inds. TheWalns ae made of alternate plate of temand am]e which caunt be burned or brs-lerised. Thin vault stood the aever testaof the expert moechane who used toos
mn. of the headmaetal empresawly for thetook. withow receiving an impreawim.Piems aomd.1.50 perm. Trumaksmtored.IS. ====*6
AMEMICAN ECWURITT AND TRUST CO..A. T. BRITTON. Prteadst.
A.. E AD. 1magr Storage WeW=e
laS35th st. 9La. is
UJNTIL JUNE 1
IOU CAN SECURE STOCKIN a1nrS aOF TIE
00OPEATIV TOWN COMPANY.And the
=ir AeNt'semee will be opem all day MONDAY.the 3t.This en--o.4Cose17Tfe ~lA iTwn '.
The heaat of the R-memer as tcks the UnitdThe ammnpmest of thia cmpany i. A uarmatee ol
adetI to elmhholDkis &4La Robe-r%P. P.,rt.r in_t. Lout e e. cComa, vice president. A. T.
Ei treuwer: Cha. W. Adam. .ecretary. adammg the dirvetow are Ron,. Joh 0. Carliwle, lihaw
& Harris and S. C. Bambrelh.Thia lock. bomed as actual value. and managed by*Sale of the h" repommnblity. Iasold omthe 17Ifumame plea. Yon as up your oe
va b agrb heese in.Call onoryaid=C. . MNcBLAIR.
Dittrkt Arent.71S 31 Atlaatic bufing
A D" Sum T.10.-we moo who .ine e..t -to aieto wt..-
Yet mothingie mom maeertat than the eNthof time agiven individual willlive.The moan who owns a Tontine Policy in the
Eguttable wme anyhow. If he dies his policyto Pt immediately. If he lives he receive, at
the end of the Toutime period the mney whtchhpoc be acoo. toerter enth w-eat.rcw
10- a thew &Vu now oa ther ewteny.Sm for partieuralmdapted to ym own
ce. Stale yor age.
30WEa H MALL. Reddest Manager,Equitable Li ft mmee oIa"'et3 the Unted Stat0.my3 e135 P . aw.
TE 0.0 NATIONAL BANKOr
WASMINGI03LINL............................ maUA
car. 321h ad 0 oft a w.
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Seddhebrog ess t a semeral bamkine berine.Ue OhoN-tioml bea has devoted a larae porti.ofthe valta pce in Ito substantil NEW BUILD1.4to a mmber ut SAFE DEPUIIT 30EE3. samt
mea- 0 to m per anums. aerding abotue pMoto-tom to valuable popers of all inds.J. D. TAYLOR .............Peeideut.JNU. 0. JOHNSON..............ire Pre-dat.C. M. DAVIDUiE.................ftba.
C. A. DAma ..............a..= &C&@th.
mv17-Im
OF TEMWiT CO.WERATITE BUILDING AMOIATION.
3I SeD STREET.
]OOES NOW OPEN FOI SBSCRMIPTIONTO TIE
ELEENTE SERIES OF STOCK.
OE.M IN FLL ADVANCED ON EACg SHARLSrh a ereutsina has thm aeesetattos earned The
1Self that ft now xt~mb-r, amonir It stockholder90skalett -f Cxforma. Ta.vx. Kama,.. Miameurl. NewIork. Duaware. Mary.ard and 3orth Carolna.Isis . mu It .--w.-nta year of yruopeity and I,
grown larger day by daVThe mUre fully the ntrita of this naoriatto aruaodestod thne awr. constred the people will b.
ttame of t.e -n rrty va.r ai; oth.-r, ad tanpseadwith the benata 4--nu ed from zarnberuhtp.I imurlatt.d on a.uunt busimners praciplesand i
frely euiutabbe in all at. 5-at ae.3.uastwere and inaer, aar alike tontopeogn.EVERI B51t115 MAT LCEEM IN BIE lEARS.
Call the eaeofbr esnpaatory gamehete.
OFFICERS.K. P. OlLEuRT. A. B. JACESON.
Preeident. Yice Prernideni.0EO. W. EINt). I. MARTON MILLE.
Mr. L. W. 3.hMM W. F. Gibboms.Win. bahk John N. SchultasV. A. Cunn*ngham K.G. Waguer.
Damaal Johae.FINANCE COMMITTEE.
Assal~eemises. ManaulK. Wheel.rJamehE. Ime.
YAL.UATION COMMITTEE.V. Ele Dahi.. Wan. A. Mutehan.
3. V. Derby.assms JESSE K. WILSON. Attemey.
MONDAY Wn.I. BE A HOLIDAY.M I wIll lwmalm to my ae.e from 5:30a.m. toSS.sin. ber the esueeminate of subacribera to
SEarE B STOCEOf the
CO'OPEATIVE TOWN COMPANT.A WITEDO.AE MILL TEIS MONTE.
SE.S NEET 3ONTE.KEep thuamp be twemty mamtheamd pem eein Se
mmene 3 STOCK4Mae ------l and aew tumous
CMMSEBATIVE TOWN COMPANY.IT essdetty will rematn epem to you onlyUntoile.i, n them the boS will clue. em Sestag
mmd a thghspisd awn.. will he put os.It would he well be yom to i..mmaalmy mg e
C. K. MeurLaIRDisrct Asema
nemS U Aa~ aiemy Wasinem. D.C.
TEN WE., END NATONAL.MANE.I41 0 t.
WM. S.RIL.EY. President.A. . ADON Vare Ppeendest,DIMECTORS:
M.K Magruder. 3u~deeher.A. Fawim
E. 0Mup..m C. W
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FINANCIAL
You CAN GET 1N My OmEANY HOUR OF MONDAY. MAY 0.
Toedter - ip-- Sr
mXM 3 STOCKInathe
C-OPERATIVE TOWN COMPANY.The bmean.me plan en which the stock In seld af-fbrd opportunity to investors ofalmos 21 mean.
Five share. cn tecariedAfor 60 etmatS W= = m=blok Ia proportion.All cia asrefsttck pirticp m thenbeing made. Swim D. so largely one in -Waddeg.tam,
REMAINS ON BALE
A FEW DAYS LONGER.
Refore the opportnity pme- It e would bewellfoyou tour y name for tock.
C. . McBLAIR.D*,trkt Asmut
ms 31 Atlantic builnag.
UNION SAYn.. BANK.5m-1h t. .w.
Special taseuems to all elmimmaet deplomme-DEPARTMENT CLERK.
WORKING PEOPLE.
CRANGE OF SANK HOURS.On ma after the 20ih of May. 311. th bank humus
of this bmak will be s follows:Daily (a3e0p4 Sundays and honnday.). 9:=4. m. In
3 p. m.
On the let day of the moath.ta 1et. Is. 9L. 21thand 16th days. from 9:3 a. m. to5 V. R.. and Gater-day eveninags from ato S.When any of thee special days tal em 9een or me
a holiday the preceding day will be submtituted.All estm heanr will be m 0he nDa aoft depslmll
only.myl-te1 V. A. SMITH. Premsmet.
FIDiLITYSUILING AND LOAN A8SOCIATION
OF WASBHINGTON. D. C.
6 Per Cat pad am Regular Deposita aml 10 PerCent pail as Depomsilt with the Amoa-dim Aw 6yeas.Tou can borow 1.000 fom an am Rel Este
sacurity and pay it back at the rate of 613 per manth.Offers unprecedented opportunity Or laveeme- acomuned with absolute security.
STOCK 01 PER SRARE.MATURING IN 103 MONTHS,
WITH GUARANTEED VALUE OF MO,Norenscrmandother Informnatin apply at ies,
913 and 915 F st. m. w..Best to Clumbia National mak.
OFFICERS:HARRISON D1NOMAN.......................PremidentANDREW WALL .. lot Vie President and amagerGEORGE W. LEACH................14 Vice PresidentALONZO TWEEDALE.......................SecretaryGEORGE G0014............................. Treamurer
JNO. E. SMITH ...............................AttorneyEDWARD S. YORK ....Manager Of Loan Depearnt
TzE NATIONAL SANE IEr.CT.SAVINGS AND TRUST COMPANY
Of THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA.
CORNER 3STH ST. AND NEW YORK ATE.
CHARTERED BY SPECIAL ACT OF 002RE13JANUARY . I=.
CAPITAL: ONE M=rzza DOU.aMAs as essecur. -alm--ater. gumdisa of at es-
tmhn at matnom. cmmtma ot the estas of lumades.restver, aig== and -a--mat 4 tb et a and
every d-aertpioa.Wills pepard by a c aapetemt starney. who Isin
dally attendance.and kept without charge when the
company It aama executor or trusea.RmceivesmanmeyIpohIs amme at TEN CENTSad upward and mlnowm interest thenuon.SILVER WARE AND VALUARLES ofan deenrtp-
don. paeked In treunks or boses. meeived for depstincapaclousvaultsof unurpassed drymeam mlser-Ity at moderate cot.RENTS SAFES FROM 85 TO $125 EACH PER
ANNUM. ACCORDING TO SIZE AND LOCATION.BENJAMIN P. SNYDER. preident.CHARLES C. OLOTFR FirstVice PmJAMES M. JOHNSTON eco.THOMtAS R. JONES. Thrd.z FRANCIS Rious rreamurer.ALDERT L.BTURjkVAN?.Ue- hp
Directors:Bejamin P. "ayder. &rmC. RobbilmAlbert L.. Starterat Andre Wjil.Omrg.e H. Plant. Matthew .Emey.
ICharles A. James.I~y .Wird. E. Francis Bins,Janim M. Johb-a-. Charles C. Glovn.R. Rome INr. John 0. Parke.Thutm H;%..e John F. Rodgepr.William L Clark Thomas I. Jomme. apS
C. T. HAVENNEE.Mmber Wahagton Stock Ezebag,
RaW Esmate and Stock broker.Sevems 9 and 11. Atlanticbaiding
WEO F t. a~w.INTESTUENT SECURITIES.
btoe. Deude and Omaha bought and meld GaSercm margin.Cotton bought amd smo eaTerk er Neestms.
COnRaREONDENTS.J. S. Dach. & Co.,* New York Stock Ew-cange........a..c..New Terk Cotto. Ezce...e----n Stern. a... New Ostea.. C.84. E.-
change.L.--a= nem. A Co.. m Ramed at Trade.Pria.e wires t. No. Y..k. ChIm. .. NewGrlean. Telephone. 453. 47.330N. W. C0RS0N. JN. W. MACARTNET
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AINSPZNEENNE ALE0TEB
asseefi N..hi GE ILLOamNst~UvahArhaes h.m
- CARDNALT &OC LEm D A~me~
m sEt 4ST., AND. aS 1 ST. ases.
A EETE MaU IN CHNIAL LIAM GE. M..30s.3t s.3a..ts.m . Ibu anm.aee.
ADINA -~a IOaU LDE ANU2.3
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I. A Amma RS IN INTBA INOUS atS.0. .
I.DABS' DI. INDAmm liMOShaIRD 111A DSIZNsa UATIAM * istma lAWlt.. uS.; amewi. emS
LARUSMUT. iM a. MG lE .
SPECIAL NOTICES.
M x~1s lal o the stockholders ofCo-ceeraiv, Bull .Association will behEl u"= A .-Jn.- at7pm. Eleventheds acrptmia.know....
J. BARTON rlr.em8eetary.GEO. W. KING reasr
a --THE ANNUAL MEETING OF SUCH LOTholdws be w members at Oak HI Came-1&lm, tbeheld at the ofceof the emewterya ON A .June 6. ISW, at 5 o'clock p m
S.NTTKEWS,any96tje6 Secretary.
THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THEstockholders of the Georgetown Gas Liwbt
for the election of seven directors for thewill be held at the company's office No
IllS * at.. an MONDAY. June iis.~~olope8 at I m. ad close a 1p.m. THOS. NOWLESSC a. my20-14t3-- THIS IS TO NOTIFY THE PUBLIC THATM.%-Friday. MaL?127.1 had ,.tolen fromn my posses.
ion a prouilie o efr 5OO beauftm date onMa22. IAQ. made o the order of and indorsed b&.Hoover. hit persons are warned atat 'cptin thesame. as the present holder came intol'eemlon of It.= lvalus. SAMUEL S. HOOVE
07o Center Muket.B U T T ER.
Ct.Fam *:C :aery... 30 cents.Clover Leef Print............ 40 cents.Cow Print. ............... 45 conts.
We ai], have a facy New York Creamery Butterpupin treand five pound t'sckaire. We can
emmnd butterand will guarantee Itto keep.We sell the three-und for S1. Five-poundpackage. 1.. very marketrPALACE MARMT.inyTI-3t 1027 Connecticut ave.WE ARE DAILY ECEIVINGHot House Tomatoes.
Hot House Cucumbers,But Houge Mushrooms
At the PALACE MARKET.10.-A Connecticut ave.
The Not House Tomatoes and Cucumbers and Muh-rooms are much better than the southarn and cost butlittle mure.y7-3t
THE FOLLOWING GROCERS WILL BEclosed all day MONDAY. May 30, 111W:
.. Heine. S. B. Taylor. Jr. Gaeiler. Jr..R. A. Walker, C. T. Montgomery k. i Wate 0A. O'Hare, A. Geagler & Co.. J. . Ciseel. W. a. Rvpig.nul P. IL Wilso. nt-b' ALL PERSONS HAVING C L A I M 8
to- aeainst the late firm of Lewis Flemer &M=.huult.o thi ity will pleas present theme t obfre the ist da of uly next asfal 9;ttlent of my account
setrustee will be adeo e. B. MATTHEWS, Trustee.
May 23 1 .1% my28-law4wb-~~S13WILIZ BUY AN EXCELLENT UP-riut piano. H GO WORtl & CO. W15
7t t.wPiano Dealers. Pianos frretmvdpackd d shipped. SOHE PIAN A'GNCY.my12.1m
GAB RANGES.
"PEERESS ESTATE."These rangee embody in their con-
struction simplicity of design andevery known improvement. Madein digerent styles and siase to sutall requirements.
THE Z. F. BROOKS CO..5311-5th St. n. w.
PhleniWne. Gee and leegrie Avg.tures.
my14-1m
1kn -PRINTl ANDI P'BLISHER.Fine Book and Job Printing.
Telephome 763. [my181 1101116 Eat. n.w.MICHIGAN HARDWOOD REFRIGERA-WZ to,. Gas and New Process Gasoline Stoves.
tin, ve. rang" and furnace work. pluubing and wasfitting, grden home. Pal cash and save tXU per cent.Tel. 13. Iti-1 JNO. MORAN. 21W Pa. ave.
24 TORE YOUR FURNITURE AND VALU-INGTON SAFE DEPOSIT COMPANY.
916-918 Pa. ave.REPROOF STORAGE ROOMS.
felO-kn TRUNK STORAOE A SPECIALTY.WA MODEL MAKER'S SHOP FOR SALE.To wlse the estate of the late E. H. BRADFORDiis machnery and tools at 711 0 st a. w., are of
fee osal1eysving modeS are notified to remove
these. my24-1w*
P~±IYEON S, ADAMS.Book and Job Printeor
Mn52&I 51ntha. v.
Dl. MORGAN BAS REMOVED X11IA: o~bee and residence from Eat.nw. to No.99 1th a. w., t. I and K e(McPherson
square). Telephone ali 735. my3I-1m*MILLIONS HAVE BEEN SPENT BY OUR
W..Welisnt rends for Cassard's Fine Hamsandtoee Bac hen they were not Casaard's atall. We have tried several plans to overome this dif-Sculty and have finally adopted a blue oval tin tagwith our name printed on in hite, which is alixedDoalu deinem etw er covered or uncovered.Don't be deceived. lYnslt upon having only goods withthis ta attached to them JaL5-tr
THREE POINTSOF BUPERIORITY
TEND TO KEEP THEREMINGTON
STANDARD TYPEWRITERAhead of all Competitors.
EXCELLENCE OF DESIGN.SUPERIORITY OF CONSTRUCTION.
RASE OF MANIPULATION.CALL AND SEE THE NEW 'V2 MODEL
WKOFF. SEAMANS & BENEDICT.LE DEOIT BUILDING,
shiT-tr 8TH AND F STS. N.W.
MAN TEL S. ANDIRONS, FENDERS,Grates. Wrougrht-Iron Gs 'Fotures, be.distunts while makinr changes.mh4.r J. IL CORNINU. Tile Shop. amO 13th at.
&-lZ.bEDNEY & ROBERTS 00.
DESIGNING, ENGRAVING ANDFRINTING FOR 80CIAL ANDDUSNEuma USES.
01 30TB ST.. NEAR GAS OFFICE, alE
EWDEPARTURE IN FINE TAILORING
3. B. RR 111 Pemaylvants ars,Suits from S5 up.
Troesss from 510 up.Ieprises been this date with high-grade art. JamD
R. HWARD C. RUSSELL Et w
Ste30sam. 12ltolpm. 4:30to5:3 p.rn.myS.1ae TE I
a. .758.
esesisedDemT GORMULLY & JEF.FERY MANUFACTURING CO. a sampie rim andtyre, tIlaSraing thek new psemmasie. It is an ex-tsemsely neat ad well-mads article. It teeke el andhandles well. It has grat reileney-dopping theiniated tyre frem a height of four feet, it rebemdedstemastly three inches ot the height from which it wasbepped, showing that the amount of flares los isin.-dama The tyre is by no means heavy, Indeed itislgt. and the valve is shutiit itself. Thee is aamesetera valve in the pamp. and the air is bept iby esoss peemme em the take applied in an extreamelysimple and agamoes mamnir.-ft. Cpelief.Oentry,Rue.bampsehesem and tried at 3M514th asweep7
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SPECIAL NOTICES.OUGHT TO SLACk UP.
The ready-mad. clothing businessought to slack up for a mouth or
so-until we close out our immensestock of Tailoring Stuffs.Why shouldn't you have your clothes
made to measure when you can get60 per cent better clothes at aboutthe same prices you are asked topay for ready madet You can weartailor-made clothes in the hottestsun and most drenching rain with-out fear of their losing color or
shrinking a couple of sies toosmall. Cannot say the same ofready made.
We will open the new 7 st. storewith an entirely new stock-whichmeans that every single piece ofcloth now en hand must end wilt besold.Every plee ol cloth is marked in
plain figures. and the reductionsrange from 10 to 33M per sent.
G. WAUrIELD SIMPSON.00 . OTH AND 0 BTS. N.W. myS
tR.TE ONE TYPEWRITERThat leds all the rest Is
the SMITH PREMIER. ItsImportant Improvements andlabor-eavmir device place it in ad-
vnce evenof t is are. It will stand mostexctinjg coniparlam with any other modernmachine. Sead for en and gethcen daV
Ae trial.HENRY A. CLARKE & SON. A yents. 9W5 7 STREET.
Prj:A SUITABLE. SERVICEABLE SUIT=or summer wear cn be most profit-ably selected from those GalashlelScotch Suitings and numeron Enelishdesiorns we are offerin at *30. In smallcheck and stripes. Marniacentlymadetoyourorder. I'erfect in Wt. sttoworkmnanhij. material. Itemaorhs=
itsA.RIEIt Call'and see ws!L. A. GRIESHJEt. A rt ic Taiior. 435 UTH ST.R. S. Hardon. V0A E ST. ap9-3m
* Men'a Belongians."THREE FOR THU PRICE OF TWO!
Why not move the eleven centis or ept threefor the price of two. Th1deuticii Your-in-hand Searfs yon are paying 50c. for elsewhereare here at :0-. each or three for a dollar. Ahundred patterns. perhaps. White ground withcolored fire,. and dot% stud the Blue ground."Itum-chunda"effects--begstaie.
-.Wen's )lelmvgn^e"935Pa. ave. n. w. my3OTHE OUR WORK.mau t o- wherever seen.isrial we show Is an excellent tes-the outputof the timonial to our
most celebrated 0ORNER ability to attainquarries of the the most maw-lantd. There is a niticent reeultsgrand ggreira- porsible in Man-tion of Marble uments. VaultsGranite aMi and other Amuother beautiful stone work.stonee.J. F. MANNING.
OF MonumentaL Works. SUCCESS.14TH AND H STS.
noe Primee will Our Pacilitiesbear careful com- were never moreparison with any complete. Wein thecity,where do more finel a 000- work than al-on. Es- most all otherstimates will be STONES together. Ifcheerfully fur- you desire tonisahed on any erect a monu-desired work. ent or vault let
myll-Im Sei yosn W. F. ROB tSe CARD.
VFT ANSWERS have led many friends tobelieve that I am still connected with theGedney& Roberts Company of Alexandria, Va., dotnbusine se in the Foet buildinc. this city. SUCH18 NOT THE CASE. I closed up all Interests.through a committe from the board of di-rectors, and It was agreed that my name wouldbe eliminated as soon as the charter could beamended.An entire new plant. bet talent. latest tyvefaees and every modern facility for producingthe most artiftc printing an engraving forbusinpee and social uses.
W. F. ROBEltTS.Pvlatjet, and K~ayei.nST. n.Waving.Opposite Rigge Hmuse. mY21-3m
BETTER THAN ORDINARY VALUES.AT B. H. STINEMETZ & SON'S.en's Import Neglige Madras suit cutfronm 3 to 6t each. Men's Wood-coforedDerbies. 2 50 each. Men's Flannel Shirtsonly 07 each. Men's Leather Belts. 7.3c. to $2.Fine Windo Silk Umbrellas. special. 0145each.
B. H. BTINEMETZ & SONmy28 - 1237 Pa. ave. n.w.
I HERfEBY WARN ALL PERSONSfrom negotiating a note in my nameIV aiwned and gave to Mr. 0. L. Potter forlirtning rod work amounting to S90. The orderfor the work was taken for Mr. J. H. Kuehl-ing. Any information In relation to the abovenote can be sent to my address. Suitland, or J. H.KuEbling Electrician, 120 Pa. ave., for whom thenote was intended. but who has not received it.11y4"t ELLEN E. BRUSE.
I.w DANENHOWER'S 42D GRANDLINENTARY REAL ESTATE
EXCURSIONCUMBERLAND. MD
CUMBERLAND i on a boom. The B.and O.R. R. is spending $150.000 buil shope ontheir pro inmedIat nt the lotsto be so d une 8 andgigths HUMBIRD .
Teundersh-med has chartered a sptecial trainof aix car, leavinar here WEDNESDAY 7:31)a.m.. arriving In CUMBERLAND 12 o'clockno.in time for dinner. The sale heginsat1o'cloc and will be continued on THUSDY mornigMBtrin theuspecial trainnoon. COMPLIMENTARY TICKETSand allnfraincan be obtained from Mr. WASH-NGTON DANEUHOWER. Beat Estate,rkr 13th and G sta. n. w. Applicants willples send in their names and addresses -s
SDR. FRANK BRIGHTWELL HAS RE-moved his dental oake to 417 11th at. n w.,whr will be pha=ed toss his patients and frisade,my2S-2t*
SFOR UINESS OE DRESS.If a Buins=== or Dress Suit he your
special requiresat, ssk to sea thossofered at all the intsrmediste pricesbetween 610 and 636.Our word for it that you ss nowhose
likely to getse well plissed in value andSt as hee.
tIEOBGE SPEANST.miyST die fis. .w.
ST. N. W.,ARMY AND A11W1IOTTESuisS u.rocs p, wisumsgf ~MONEY TO BUY HOMES.Thnysnatwyt bar ahes nthe ~l..~--a .taan st te
the
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er a
SPECIAL NOTICES.A SPECIAL COMMUNICATION OF PEN.tal Lodire. No. F. A. A. M will beM0 OW (Tuesday 31 at2: o'clock
M. for the of tte thefuneral of BroDaiBelizele of Atlantic Log.NrokVs.The ervies will be held in the Library room VhethTemple and the rerfaing interred in Congeslonalceme . ethrn of ster lodgee are fraternallyInvited. By 0re or the V. U.Iit W. P. H. CREWS. See. I
I. O. 0. F.-FRIENDSHIP LODGE. NO. I12 will assemble at the hall THIS (Mon- Iday) EEIq. at8 o'clock to makesaCagfor the funeral of our lat i W. S. Graha P0. Byordarof the N. 0.
it E. T. PETTENGILL, R. S. CTHE ANNUAL MEETING OF THEstockholders of the American AmmoniaManuaturing Cmpany for the election of directors I
will be heldat|1" F at. n. w.. Washinron. D.C.. on jJune 1592 at I0o'clock a.m. IKU EN DOOLIT-TLE. Free; W%. H.DOOLITTLE. Sec. ,u1y0-2_w*T OROOW. TUESDAY. AT NIND
14th tret Bptist Church cor. 39th andI s. n .w..Ite. Walter H. Brooks. b.D., pastor.- I11a.m.. sermon by the pastor and other services, 8p. m., sermon and prayer. As the day is one of fasting IandM yer in view o the cruelties and lawlessneens.eal Ingotne of the states, the public, regardlesaof race. should Join us in these services. 1t* I
b CENTRAL DEMOCRATIC COMMITTEE IOF THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA. I
Al members are earnestly requested to attend the Imeeting at our headquarters, 1420 Penn. ave. n. w.on WEDNESDAY. June 1. at 7:.0 p.m.. to consibusiness of the utmost importance.
M. 1. WELLER. Chairman. IWALTER J. COSTELLO. Secretary. my30-3t I-: HDQTS. KIT CARSON POST. NO. I
Department of the Potomac. 0. A. IThe funeral of Gen.uID Muwys wil eaka 11LWO ITUESDAY. May 31. 12492. Comrades are Invited to
attend the services at 2:30 p. m. at the Church of the IHoly City. Massachusetts avenue northwest, onesquare met Of Dupont circle.By order of GEO. H. SLAYBAUGH. Post Com.it GlEO. E. DAVIS. Adjt.
SSCOTTISH RITE CATHEDRAL. Aspecial meeting of Robert De Bruce Council
of K ugh will be held on TUESDAY. 31st May. at 17:30 p.m. Work. 30th deteree.By order ofHARRISON DINGMAN. 3W. Commander. I
A. H. HOLT. 3,. Recorder. my30-99 IIF
MIRABILIA CIGARS. I
You have to pay money for yourDe cigars, and you are entitled to the best.you Ask for the Mirabilia 5c. Cigar and dopay not take something else said to be just Ifor as good. There is none so good as the I
your BEST. The MIRABILIA Cigar is theCipeara best and all the smokers now concede
the fact. All Arst-class dealers willgive them to you.
it SCOTT & BRO." A RUMOR" WAS CIRC(LATED Iaround the town today that HODGES' NA-
tL BINDERY. 12 F can do your work Iquicker and cheaper than any r binder. Call onhim. mny0
SCOTLAND! GAZE'S FIRST-CLASSSCOTLAND! round-trip tickets. Wash-
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W. P. VAN WICkI.E,It 12:!-> Pa. ave.
3z~z,WE GUARANTEE IT.
COMFORT is essential to man's content-ment. Discomfort is a prolific breeder ofirritability. If clothes do not do more thansimply clothe the form a jute bag willanswer the purpose. We give comfort and--everything else.
SNYDER A WOOD.Model Tailors,
1. L. W.] 423 Eleventh street northwest.M A ALL FOR 75c..XX"- **1XX" "xxx" **xxs **xx".xxx. . . 'xxx" ''xx" 'I' '' "
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we eurn the ,eetal&-ves eier st-wfdedothe rest."1CHAS. K. HODGKIN.
"R pvert Handlerqf Pfate Glass, *
myi 913 7thst. n.w. (Pnesg 787.)&b LIGHT WINE FOR COMMUNION SERV-
ICE.Nearly all the various churches use ourWhite Pinot. It is a pure grapejitice wine
with a peculiarl 'leasant and delicateflavor and adbly adapted for the con-munion service. Price. 45c. per qt., or $5per doz. qis.W Druggists who wish to establish aodut n for Claret Soda should use r
oiur Fine Grade Clarets. Sold in bulk orbottle. 1,algrt'.TO-K N ANY.
614 14th at.n. w. [my3ul Telephone 99."MERTZ'8" MODERN IDEAS.
&To doubt but that the. well-cut and finished agarments that leave our shop are the best ad-vertisement we could possibly have.We are fully alive to this fact, and. If any-
thing. are putting more life into our produc.-tions than ever before. We want our garmentsto illustrate that we only advertise what we enand do perform-'"in a nutshell"--we give you athe best tailoring at from 15 per cent to 20 percent lower than prevailing prices. Our 25business suits to order are just what we repre-sent them to be.
W. C. MERTZ'STailorinor Shop.it 614 1Ith st. t
BZR., USEFUL IN EVERY BUSINESS.The Edison Mimeorraph Is confined to
no one branch. It is extensively usAbyall bnsiness and professinal men, whofind it indispensable in wet ting out cir-culars. orders, rules. bills of fare. Ae. CWith it 500 to 1.50 copies can be madefrom one original. Let us show you howIt Works.i
JOHN C. PARKER.Bookseller and Stationer.6197th at. n.w. My30
TOREAL ESTATE OWNERSWe make renting a specialty. If
you are going away for the summerplace your house in our hands. Wewill either rent it or place a watch-man In char e asyou desire.JON B.WIGHbReel Estate and lnsurase.1410 0 at. n.w. mySOt
b-~PHONOGRAPHS BECOMING INDIS-PENSABLE.
It insmall mollinslments Yusolnt alltotake advantage ofthis o'otnity. COLUMBIAPHONOGRAPH CO.. 457 5~a. n. w. it
b~ar.EaDY GETTING IW.
e wshicaw are taioin or 47wo'hdot olever. They're areadygetn
Style, fit and nish uarset.Nting asart erperfect tealering anU.etsf us.
OWEN OWEN. ocr. 10th ad N. Y. ave. amw. vES
ei-s wemteo a te on
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Iabay....,iser &aMilrImhber snd Mill Work,Oar. ..d N.Y r...w. Mg
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Wauhington News and GoedpIndex S. Agertessie-ma.
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XCURSIONS .................. IaeINANCIAL .................... PIageOR RENT (Flats) -......................... Pag 2OR RENT (Ofces) P.............. . Page IOR RENT (Rooms) ................-. .ago IOR SENT (Houses) ....... ......... .Page IOR RENT (Stable) -........................ Page IOR RENT (Stores-) -............... ......Pae IOR SALE (Horses and Vel)sg..............Pag %OR SALE (Houses).............................Pan 3OR SALE (Lots).-.--.....................P...a1%"OR SALE (Miscellaneon) .................... PageOR BALE (Pianos)-.........................PageOTELS...........................................pea, ISURANCE.---------...........................a IADIES' GOODS ..............................PagECTURER........................... page IEGAL NOTICES..........................Pae 1OCAL MENTION-...........................Pgs 1OST AND FOUND.............................page I[ANICURE..................... .........pteLEDIWAL.............................Pagea[ISCELLANKOUS.........................PaeIONEY WANTED AND TO LOAN.......PaeIOTARIES PUBLIC-.........................Page ICEAN STEAMERS....................... IOTOXAC RIVER BOATS...................PageIANOS AND ORGANS.......... .PageERRONAL..................Page IROFESSIONAL...................... PageROPOSALS.......................... pageAILROADIR ..........................page iPECIAL NOTICES.--....................PaePECIALTIER.........................paeITEAM CARPET CLEANING..................Pas '
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Statement of the circulation of THn EvemWrAn for the week ending May 9, loSt[ONDAY, May 21, 10.s............... 35,2UESDAY, May 24t ....--..............33,3@:FEDNESDAY, May 25, 18.............3Sj'HURSDAY, May I6, 181s................S4Agg'RIDAY. May 27, 12....-...............35,.=ATURDAY, May 2, 181.................. AWg
Total...---.................... ......211,5"ally average............. ........36,a
orresponding week. 11..............3311I solemnly swear that the above is a true andDrrect statement of the circulation of TEn EvmxCG STAR for the week ending May 2, 199.
J. WHIT. HERRON,Cashier Evening Star Newspaper Ce.
Subscribed and sworn to before me this thirtletlay of May, A. D. 18SO.
JAY B. SMITH,Notary Public D.C.
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FAITH IN HARRISON..enater ERtesek says the Presdent WMR 5Ha=nmain.*Od and Mn..a..dSenator Hiscock has returned from NewYerlnd he still pins his faith to President Harriso=STAn reporter saw him at th Shorelam to
ay."What do you think of the presidental ie
tion now?" the reporter asked.'Mr. Harrison is going to be nominated am
lected.""How about the New York delegation?""Most of them will be for Harrison. Ihawot polled them so as to tell you just how manyut most of them will be for Harrison."A little later Mr. Hiscock had a talk with ex.enator T. C. Platt, who was stopping at thuhoreham until it got time for him to take thufternoon train for New York.
MI. PLATT REruSED To TALE.Mr. Platt came in last night. He says thube object of his visit was to see his wife, andlat he expects to take her home with him thifternoon. He refused to talk about politieatatters for publication, and he mid nothig in private which would lad one tUifer that Mr. Hiocock had convinceWim that Harrison was the manThere does not seem to be any more light onbe general siteation politically today. Thervre some who have been expecting Mr. Blaima say something, but undess those who arniost active in trying to bring about his nomiation are greatly mistaken he is not going tohake any more statements before the onseti"If the convention.The belief that he is going to aceept theomination if offrred to him is becong moeneral, and men who two days ego hoi
ie Blamine talk was all hollow -ay now that issoks as if he would be nominatedEx-oovaNxon PLETcuza's vinwa.
Ex-Gov. Fletcher of Missouri, who knows thmi-ding republican politicisn well, said toaTAa reporter today: "I am not taking anjarticular interest in the preidential nomiation this year. I was a member of theoovenion that nomninated Lincoln at Banltimore andave been pretty active in republican ciinca, but I do not care much about It thas yearhit when I see the workers and plnan.-s of thuarty-the men who run the ca=mpaigns ancleot Preaidenta-Ighting Harrison and on
penlfo Rline it seeems to me that theqetwhet they are doing, and Ido no
me how Harrison can to dle manlgainst such oppsto.I kMins woubmake the stroner btthemeI not enough der'ems mthiwro parties to make much dis...e
rhomn they esat. Ilam a silver mn and mjartyis ginstsiver.HI thereublias
careftulote Blss Makt anatte et lcio nIthk armyhh
may votes on --eou-t ef the ilver uis.
SacnrTAvT keaznE rebsstte Ilsy night froms his visit to New Yeak.
The Pasdsa's Sumna at De..e..President Harris breasmhed in hi s-eestemday at 3.nsdsra., his gana hl Uaenry Nokie, CsI. C. E. Meast and Gen, Wled The Preset perig eadedeaIns sevie atas krik(Pss...)marehich was muoded with aser het repgeatml watherbg. 'Be bmasere of a0 -hdu...atly dsesamld with Saerssaand
'we -os eUped Stat.. ses
b-p an cheat as was. mls.Ag..an eehes.Te, a.
h~artsiAt4. dm.
Se aa iesssiinnke
p& ties etli
DAuRanx coingassIWXama
ON PATRIOT GRAVES.I ingHands Lay Tibutes f Beau-
THE IEM TOlIf.
Orations, Poems, Music and Pa-rades of Veterans.
EVENTS OF THE DAY.
Impressive Cesuemtes a a--m-sn..Eanstag.'Orween-At sene' mandCemgsessieal ameterims- Addes byGen. Baoy, so -soge -f-in sadDmU e-eetaive seS.
--b thundergorm.fSe..w.mha softly Mdaway.-rb he v dafsr.
Thousands of people anxioesly smadsky this morning. The weathar was a sbjctof more than usual iaeet, aot only to thveterans of the Grand Army, their wives anddaughtoe and those who assemble with them todo honor to the memory of th patriot dead,but also to the hundreds not so mindful oftheir duty to the dead, who planned to take ad-vantage of the holiday for an outing. IMwer-ing clouds and the overmet sky that marked thsearlier hours of the day did not aford aIvery promising outlook. As mach at thesuccees as well as the enjoyment odthis holiday depends an the weerthe prospect seemed rather umproming,but before 10 o'clock the mm eme e01and the day proved one of the amt.There were formal exereises today as aml inthe great cemetery on Arlington Eights, atthe Soldiers' Home and at the Coagresionalcemetery. Besides, the graves in the otheremNteries were all remembered and eek wasmarked with a tiny lag anddecked withGvem.The ceuemonies of the day begsa wit *
anvao gsIaDoaR, a. .,
parade of the Grand Army under -em ofDepartment Commader A. F. Dimmee and a
-ilitary esorLtThe work of the committees was al eemplstedthis morning and had been dons very ther-
oughly. The ladies of the Womma's DelhiCorpshad collseted yesterday may wags. badeof we andetails r the corps besiedthemeelves at 0. A. B. Hall bst might sortingand arngig the Toda th ame
Committees from variewpous to whom tework had been assigned decorated theshntes of-the city Baturday night and yesterday. Thsmorning all the statae wete bloominag inbunting of them p sties a
veryhandomeappearance. As it imsa general holiday, basiness in thecity was suspended. Many took advan-tage of the holiday toge onpigoaes and esear-sone. There, were may thesmanda. however,that devoted th hoiaIoth ups forwh it was stablished and gamd wlk tvetdame in the oesteries where the dead eel-diese et the Undon a hurled.
The old soiad-g who -g cgg dwtggGrand Army in thin eity put on Gir amermsthin morntng without as thought ofttheweather, and prepared to take their pluess inthe Mme. The ameority, hewavor, oheereed toprenation of takIng umbaune and sequIpped they ---sh-' skinny hel-- 3*'clock in benm t f ..d Ar..s tm
enEmsmemm baseen Ubmd
days, O B. eeean oisi wP. Osnand V.A. me..b d esese afGgee'Ih , n. amU asa hy.saee'Is.IeI. meesme amibeseai asema -M a
etf Qe gal
i=trQcrQanrnQn Qesaena toe
-abna--;
A DAY WITH THE DEADM.M UN&. i d. at
Pading Vetmansand Rg"s inNw York.
MONUMENTTO GENERAL KILL
wateem rumesamut.vUumgm the Seut, ad S e Uen.
m~e a .
tmSon m, X. T., May f.- ne gres ow"t today wa the unveiling of the 6oldie a"nsara' momrmemt. Tie w"s the event whichthe Pistid had comme troms Wahamstem towitnes and which had drw each a diste-gambed erowd to ach r from an pat ot
thu utate.The mornumeut in a E elema et ofamgn~it mime feet high rooting on a gaits boss
abderrying a life-iose statue of I acola. "inwhole aunoment is forty-three feet high. (feach carer of the base is a statue repstaungPonn* branch of the naval or military eert-we.ON the fer sides of the base are bemme Idc-tar- in ba relief reprearating war seemv.
he nmaumet wat plannd cloves yeure age.Its totad oost bas beem *26.9.a ROsD.ro
he eeon.u af the unveiling was mad agemera holiday. The people at Rochester modpeople from adjacent towns hept the idewelkGof the princital etreets crowded all nruingand all through the early foremoon waang Inethe procesusn. The buaines bumding an dochief thoroughfare had been deeweted to OMaot elaborate and tast4el fauuhaon. Seuntogand fap were the miat-rials sed, though at
sane Pepietres of the heros of tae wrwere yed.
The procctaion which was to eolebnte * in-veiling of the nomhumest wA expected to sturtat 2 o'clock. Te orgamiation which waft totake part in it had been ordemed to emport at1: o'clock, but for two or three hour, before
that tme the streets wore oade lively with aetrind of marching feet and sound of mamc.
The formation of the parade wao on as edestreets leading into Main stert. The roview-lag stead bad been erected om Main street infront of the court house and direly oppouhothe Dowers Hotel. While the parade was feram-fag the President was uliaking handa with maw-eral thousand callers in the hotelparore.At 2 o'clock the Presiteut, tierretary Nola,Gov. Fower emd hi staf and the other dissi-
guihed guests of the day were emeorted serenethe atreet to the reviewang Stand. It was withmuch diSculty that the pobe emrceedej ieSaring a pamg through the crowd. Whenthe Preosidet ape on th e ad h crwedch ed and the Presid took of' bibb" andbowed.Soon Aftr e'clock the g fs the r eto srt was given--three gu Z bed 60Firw Dat-u- Naval RerwAew-ndMar"l James 8. houaman came out at thbead of the calma ad led dh aMek dMad. etreet.
2e Hoe of march weeeast e Mainsest foEmst avese, peting in review bde the Pee-ident and dh gevermer of New York-e &Aaveme to Alexander 1ett, to Maree cvemm,and to Washington Square. The Pa dMstood with his bat in his baud daring ast atthe review. Me uniformed ergmenisi-io e-nlated him in mtisry style no they pased andthose without mufformes took of their hbabAfter the praunio-n bad poted the Premidt"and the governor and their parties took cer-ringes ma dreoe to Waahington qeere. wbaethe tommsument stands. As the pOsees altired the equre from Moeare eeam s hea
.4--a---took ah positios migm o temThe arie e Peei&t md eA . MWe
e.ms with ponged g
Gem. Reynomi ea~ed the meembeage Soardwsem after S o'clok and introduced ew. L I.
Foote, who dellswed am invoraties. Teband which had "sm part in the parade am
Un bedfar "ttp~mmgard lakan."Gen. Be is big opening addrem go-
viewed the werk at the o meart essmmttteIn aumdemn, trning toward the mmm
mad panlting to it, he smid: "We bateeetOboreeiseemite witmssOst by io or ehmodead my yet speak. lat te msemament beunveiled.At the dgml te young ldies absing at
the bass of the erumanet pulled the cod ensrela-- the drapery of the state and it saodto ta leaving the colummm revealed inal its ety. (hor after cheer we"t
from the .as emeg and the bndup Ribbe' American hyman.
Whee the tumult bad ubeided Dr. David 5.Mill, presidest of the University of Recluster,was presented to the audience- Kim o asepisnt tSk of divering the oration.The band plaved teet' "To The, 4
Country," and "flolesibia's Fag."firnuel B. Iwe of ocheter we am. in-tedueed to read the poerm of the day.
The eamoriel cboir, nder Prof. I. . WI-
hins, mug Smsamoua. 's"Endem Ie Th&Glory."
intro Presdent arcesa, who ipoke atmm length. (oy. Flower aise ypobe. Mr.
0.3R. Paruma thsea pruueented the menat tothe case and keeping of the city.
Mayer Cure respoudud. accepting the mee-amat for the city. The baudtiaspsum-----d by Bev. A.. Sasm.
Pasangn IN NEW Uemte 3awae Nas-a a and - . A. U.
New Yom., May 3.-At sulie Seday be==tiema stae and -.ksa eng -a Ms-
at half met Te st. and tmfeom every in the city. A ~
shower felB st9e'ls. the hor Gaed fartharet et be pasada, hut It bad no great ae*e
es the a-a who were den e p at theCom waling r the
emammd et Umse al Wee. 3.. heaetheproessian. 16 ese - he M-aic- Gem,Lutbrigade edztv egimms t in ioue
Them em- the twursyeeaad ru=g.m.- in lidde-a the uee& with iee basabmm et be
SomeM6 and ine btaemn et the ueuntm-Get The bat ad mssed hbteSide were masin bea, with teep A, andthe naval semrm as'-in.ry brah p the sme of be NbtendGm e-a-ge. Antr albe be emAssay pieS t aim divisims, ri be (MGOmed msa gune at humr.Thuame watched the reasu menced adung tes eaen. e atsobaesgat, Seamd, Edmoeta andW ngea tesoes. wee spiande drmesed e aeen.Afthl Qe poen. -a emadded a t Qe
Gemd Army psts preud.d ti the insa..-a-.., where e gmns et iaemanma
-es dametdw Sem ee.
agueons esA. w. mag
Eamy Yhmm nae So mi Osme at
hemma Ta., Meg U.-The me iatbe mammn So be me ary of emmA. P. - ha esam a amheet ien So me d4, be eeafhthuerne esr meat, - ma. i
wit Th Masa t be
at in smsemai mrShe mammmen sa s them hamse
am bhee et a ta emmee~ aatM Qm.
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