Evening Star Newspaper, February 9, 1884, Page 1

a ~ — ee PUQJIED DAILY, Except Sunday, a AT THE STAR DIN! i 7 ™ liweet Cor Irania Ave. and 1ith St., by 4 as S jewspaper Company, % ‘ S ADAMS, Pres't. l be ms er 1. be counter, 2 sy —i0cente a month; yout : Telegrams to The Star. THE WESTERN FLOODS., THE ENGLISH IN E + GENERAL GORDON HEARD FROM.) DEATH OF KING CETEWAYO.! thee at Washington, D. C., as day—$1 a year, | — — a THE ICE YACHT CHAMPIONSHIP. V°%: 63—N* 9,609. WASHINGTON, D. C., SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 9, 1884. TWO CENTS. —— ’ y The Raging Floods. | as THE RIVER STILL RISING AT CINCINNATT. 7 . . AFFAIRS AT THE CAPITOL. SOCIETY NOTES, Crxcrexatt, Omi, Feb. 9,1 a m.—The river now SPECIAL NOTICES. Washington News and Gossip, —— COMING EVRNTS, marks feet 2 inches, and’ ts rising ‘hat an toch ne nes Se the e oper- | Per hour, It hasbeen raining since midnight. The SPE EMBER ERNMENT e=$ . = «sq | 888 supply is not yet exhaust K ‘SPECIAL.)—MEMBERS OF CALA’ Gor REcEIPTS TO-DAY.—Internal reve- The New Rules of House. The event of the coming week will be the oper- . hey lg ae coftte dpa Dotetua ge SUSAN HET eto nu, £192,200.05 customs, 87166748 TEE WET ONLY Two. AncNBMEtS un nner | etes “Charity Begins at Home” and a comedy, «a | FS Supply Asnot Yecexhwusind. ball, corne Ciel ead e. ite is es Wits OR “= Cigarette of Java,” to be given at Lincoln hall on | The weath 7th ie funes BP. G. Cd. T. Col k. Sunday School Sunday ‘at . ie Weather ts cloudy. <r ee fo attend ig funeral f PSMitie Kk of h. eS Hiovlock. “Yaver imectings ‘Wednesday ‘creningy at Derarwap sy THe FLoops—Representative War- | PROFOSITION TO FACILITATE [BUBINESS VOTED | TITS Ot suum" to be Bizotcock, followed by | | Crvcreeari, Pet 8. A.ra.—The river mow marks 6% ALIS, Pawiies, &c.—sth page, et = = ~ 280 o°elo! are welcome. ned from. z an evening performance at § p.m. Mr. A. A. Hayes i Inches, arise of 4 inches since 2a. m. The Loom Sly se FP LODGE, No IL Rete he reatnnted oat ALL SOULS’ CHURGH, CORNER LATH AND | gov, nacre ee ogee cy paguaces ‘The report of the committee on rules was adopted | Win'ne general’ Girectct, abt Mi. Joka #. Wend | meter ee and a drizzling rain ts falling. At Boos, &e.—5th page. hicit Cuate Hail TO-MORROW Chunday) at 4 ocioey | CB 7 APL SOULS’ CHURCH: CORNER 14TH AND | day, naving been detained one week on the journey tare qaratuse Festerday afternoon, after a debate of | stage manager. The score of the opera is in the | Galllapolls the river is € feet Migs the ae wae] Busrsess Crancrs—ith page, Sharp, for the purpose of paring the tact wal tribute of | Sundaeeereraep wane Morning serviceat 11. Vée- | Gn account of the floods. It was with the greatest | twa aya Aa large number of amendments were original, and secured from the author, who also | inst year, and is tisiig’ 14 inches per howe, "AS Crry Trese—Sth page respect to our de P.G. 0, Jos, T. Coup- at 7:30 p.m. Rev. 0. W. WENDTE, of Newport. R, | difficulty, he says, that he got here at athe | ctfered to the 15 rt, but they were all voted down, | Wrote “Diplomacy.” “Charity Begins at Home,” | Maysville, sixty mnlies stove here, the water 1¢ Coches Wake poem eg Sri. Members wil ypc ack ction, Members Eifel preach Tocmorrow momlng and evoniage it twain tn which he was a passenger wasdetainied for mera a te renee proving tore sot come | Rasever in petormed Sataide othe Cas i | within Fics of ast year hada ie ng a 2 Lor'ges condally and fraternally 0 par- = A a = two hours twent % = © ne - | New; where Mr. Willis Betts, who will on this | inch per hour. ‘The weather all over the Ohio vale Deatne—sth . By order. vANS, K.of R89, | OB” sth and Narre eH on Hee ge, ORNER Fines aphic description of the ‘oods, and says | mittee on the tenth census, and one other, which | Quengiom ames, tak Vie Teading role. The feature, | ley 1 foggy and Grisly: hee wee wea, falls boesSinaterks | i a — | pastor.—Preaching wervices at 11 a.m. and 7:00 p.m, ¢ he never saw the Ohio river.as high before. | provides that no ex-Representatives engaged in | of the Play, a march, has been procured by Mr. | ing. The gas lasted all through the night, and mephotayitp tee Qag- ENIGHTS OF rYTHIAS, vices in the evening will be preceded by a short o 10x STEER Atnaruose.—In | promoting legislation Shall have the privileges of | A- A. Hayes direct from Vienna, and will therefore | there is still a supply on hand this tnorning. MULY Sureiies—éth paze, cy — x praise service, participated in by the entire c rome. ‘THe FIsd COMMISSION he floor, and retallates upon the Senate for their | be performed in this country’ for the first ume. | pirrss RG RECOVERING FROM THE BPFECTS OF THE Freaxctat—7th pare Aigmbers of Mount Vernon Zod, No. tare re- | tion. Sunday school at 9:30 am, A sin thectaccy | THE Star of Thursday there was a telegraphic ais- | phesodks And retallates uy fepresentatives, by ex- | Mrs. True and Mrs. McCarty have been engaged in DISASTER. Fon Rp (Rooms)—ath pare crus comet, en ball THES ENENING ot @ | yout mon bine Beon formed. Gneaose formerly peek | patch from St. Thomas, dated January 2th, sta- | Sean eee, (onc Representatives, by ex: | Mrs. Tru relieve the amateurs somewhat, The cat | prereprna, Feb. “@.—As the waters are stcadiy Kor ©. J.T. COLDWELL- dent of Hliiois State University: “A cardial tevibeen Ung that the U. 8. fish commission steamer Alba- | Mr. Belford’s amendment, providing clerks for the | for the comedy has been taken by Mra A. A. Hay receding, affairs are resuming thelr usual conan Fou WILLTAM KOCH. ©. C_ | ivgstended fo'sny soans man Hot now connected "yf? | tress had arrived there on the seth, leaking and | mein To as voted dolen, having the support ot | Miss Hooper, Mr. Pierre ‘Stevens Ms, Hardie, and | andin a few daye all traces of the flow will be abt aaa c ere Sa a y school to meet a rr. own esse of an tWO OF vot | Mr. 3 ette en | itera’ of re gemer . oe eB OF PME Or THE GRAND | *TUNGy School fo mee oe ne nom Co eh a) wate Cale TITha thine: taporeant eaneiment offered was | played in-Boston, became very popular, The seven | relict proveus Menon the me ped et | "ox SaLe (1 & LODGE are requested tomect In special session (-$> THE, TABERNACLE, 9TH AND B STS. 8.W.— | reached St. Thomas on the 17th, and, 4 . % ered = ws f the house have 2 4 For Sats on SATURDAY, February 9th, instant, at 74 o'clock p. wg Rervices at 11 a.m. and 7:30 p. m., by W. W. | had started on the ‘24th, as stated in a dispatc! oe ie aaores ee fe the FOSHy Bower | ee Hdd eed = oy ee aren ar - | otherwise on been expe mienoed. any manuface « “f |, 9th and G 101 it, th Minister . mnsul this cal a for consideration at any , the ese d, uring establishment: Tesi operatio this foes Seahitments 19 altel he tunel of one decent | 22R% Ministr of tu Tabernacle S| eae ae ae eed eae | ee oo passage of important | other Seats. belug firme proceeds will be de: | S32 g, Aud others will dos Monday. With sue Hovservustsn:sas—¢ _A and ley. sos, T. Coupwstt. A full | (@F°RYLAND CHAPEL, COR. 10TH AND D | cau to put back etter leaving. -A telegram from | measures, “as the rules nese Peaee e practicaily | voted to the Garfield Memorial hospital and the So. exception of the Pittstung and Lake Erle and Pitts, ‘Zinsas' doose_u is expected. By omer: 0 as, | m. by Ker doniys orssionary day preaching at 11 a Lander ey February sth, States that the ves- | impossible to take up a bill out of its regular order, | clety for the prevention of Cruelty to Animals, burg, McKeeport and Youghloghenr, all the mea Lacrunrs—Sth race SIT eS Missionary anniversary at 7250 | sel had not returned to St. Thoinas after leaving on | and Mr. Iteed claims that fren ‘the dee ure et | On Monday evening there will be given the Bach- | roads are running as usual.” ‘Te Amst’ nated road 22> SHE MemeES oF waiafoNy ronaE | p.m. all welcome it_ | the 2tth, and that she expected to be three weeks | things the least important pis are dst) upon, the | elors' german at Wormley’s. expects to resume Monday. Fo PAIR of Ewill_mecet (nt their Castle = ; nich Would | calendar, because, being unimportant, they i No, 1715 I'street,will give | A MORE HOPEFUL FERLING AT EVANS 7:20 o'cloc] ° r E STREET BAPTIST CHURCH, NEAR 6TH | at sea before reaching her next port, w! Friday, Mrs, Redfern, of No, 171 5 ANSVILER, IND, hot Brother FOC! Fok Cee ec eoe upon | Gog, E STREET BAPTIST Cur D.WiEaosok will | bo the island of Gurneao. discussed tong th ee rauee ett te cae | 8 breakfant. at 12:80 p.m, to Mra, McBlroy, twenty | Hvaxsticus Ine, Poe aaa eee hoperut Saath of Brother GLC. J. preach at Hain, and at 7:30 p, my the negt ot facie assed to the calendar. He claims that te calen- Prrsoxat—4th pase. " it 5 of R. ands, eripture Sketche fe Fraxos axp Onoaxs— “Isaiah.” All welcoméd. 1¢ | REPRESENTATIVE BLACKBURN has telegraphed | dar thus becomes clogged up with jasignificant { ladies having been invited to meet her. feeling hes prevailed here this morning. g has ceased and the temperature Is cor s = = nis rrow | bills, and itisnext to impossible to reach those | On Tuesday evening MI&s Coleman, of I street, 1, UNIFORM DREE M. E. CHURCH, MASSACH friends that he will arrive in this city to-morrow is, 1pos Frorrsstonat—4th pas river ts rising one-half inch per hour, and now core 0. E . bills which should be passed promptly and which | wit) give a large ball, this entertainment being ~~ : “ pe 3 c ‘ ‘ou aro recrucstod setts niuc; near 9th strect.—Sunday, Mission- | evening. It 1s the intention of his friends here, the majority desire to take up. ‘The amendment | yeané a noteworthy feature with society-goers three fect ot eae ee = Ct a jap Socm, St SCE th ee ae BF Biko Ba area aa mt, Rowen 21 a.m. | residents, members of Congress and others to ive | Was intende@to overcome this difficulty by allow: |" For Thursday at one o'clock Mr. and Mrs. Z. L. | large amount of property ts in danger of being overe Remar Prerenes—dih page, cat tontteng the ascent ot Ee Cone | BY Rithon EG “Axpiews.” Sunday Schoo! Stgsionany | Testdents, members of Congress anid o it, Mess | Inge any tll Go G6 take oe ae A HON Mr. and 3 large a % ing Sewixe Macurses—6th pasa, Fequcst. to attend the funeral of cnr Iate Commander J. | Anniversary’ at 7:30 p.m. Report of the years worl Hthe colnet Aba pits eomectae te ny Leiter have issued Invitations to a limited number | flows Srecit Norices—ist page. ee Aap | Re Hota aeae Patna camtaren,Adutrese, by ce A maine so fa aes the | to meet Mrs. McElroy. reetat, Neric — MEMBERS oF | Rev. €. 7. Hotse. - Seats free: all welcomes. i] a E Oia a tial Ir. Randall opposed this amendment upon Piociapeiled are mauest:d to | F>es> CHURCH: OF OUR FATHER, (UNIVER: | Tue, Mazina Navat Capare _ : 1, on | Im th@ evening there will be three large enter- uunds that it would break down every restraint ing ge consisting of Commander O. D. Sigsbee, president, | Foe r. ADMIRAL SEYMOUR ORDERED TO TRE SEAT OF wa, Jongress street, Georgetown, on. salist), 13th and L streets, Rev. ALEX. Kent, Lween extravagance and economy, and suggested | tainments. Miss Hubbard, daughter of Mr. and Loxpox, Feb. imiral Seymour received a. Es pet pe Ee = bal f- Past, ory sk m., to ae sire sstor —Cholr--ime, ounpie | omner maeper, eupesn and Lieut. Commander John Schouler and Lieut. E. Tenuate ene Cam. ee ie ee Hubbard, ot See a oun? summons, after day's cabinet counctl, and SDERTAKERS, £e.—8th pags, tal of Brotier P. G. oweELL, By order | Mra Jennie E. True, contralto; Mr. I. Rnoop, tenes GI s 4 Lieut. R. P. r, ju lon which would provide a tribunal for pri- | will give a dancl rty; Mr. and Mrs, Wash- | was directed to be ready to set out for Egypt at phasic of the Clinuceller Conta a Ae daet eae pee FOR ELL Heyden, Organist | 2 cneem, members and Tieut, i; P. Jasper, Judge | euislauon whet Pensions Some opposition to the | urne, of Scott Circle, will give a large Dall: audea | Pant! real dy Egypt at ap ‘ eee BO at S| Sepoaiat pe guoTmow at Lam. and 7:80 p.m; Sunday | Advocate, met at, recently charged with hazing, | amendment was also based upon the assumption gerund by the Misses May, of G street, mear 19tn, Sieh eranvine ene Or eencen [oe ORIENT CLUB. B = The case of Wm. Wirt Bush, jr., naval cadet of the | that {t would enable the pes jority to bring party | Sisters of Mr. Fred. May, will take place. A dispatch from Suakim, in the Standard. says: vane = [SAS There will bes epecial meeting of the Guiheast, | (2°, METROPOLITAN M. E, CHURCH, CORNER | first class, a resident of New ‘York, who 1s charged | measures to the front over the heads of all other | ~ yr" ana Mrs. Stuyvesunt, of New York, areliving | «We dg not know. how the cufterine a ee ee Waseen oh - Every mncuiner be etieiel ite eae ent preach Banda St ti aay aaa CC. MeCane, will | with hazing fourth-class mem, was first taken Fal the amend mont was 10st Dy = VoteOf 187/00 || cwvtata ga tn eens or Wormiey’s Hotel. | fellows and the thousand women ahd children at cera i o t | Hesruey/ att ab pan: Nayer sesvibes Op ax’ ‘Bie: Cadets Maxey, McLean, Parker and Jastremski ‘The necessity of taking some action by which the | Mr. and Mss Tucker, of New York, are also staying | Siukat affect the English public, but here they ex. 3 | day scnocl Gee ” tried. te Tyo vaecee | these: e feelings of pity and humiliation {EETING AT DO = = : ‘Wasting: | DUSorciiee ree ais ae ee ERS | ‘The play of “Down By the Sea,” given last eve- | desctibe. There 18 absolutely uo hope D ERMATOLOGY. ‘on MONDAY EV (ce Asbury MLE. CHURCH.—PREACHING AT OFFIcIaL Notice.—Navy department, Was! ‘g- 5 Pp y vay Play ot nm By a. m, and 7:30 p. m. by the pastor, Rev. N. i the stragglers from the battle of Tokar. recognized by every member on the fioor, and A Gontrat | AE, CAROLE, Morning sulect: “the Stone, Crying | ‘OD, February 7, 18¢4—The President invites the | Tecognized by ever Thave some pet scheme tor the | MAE at the Hamliton annex, now occupied by the THE COMMANDER OF SUAKIM. SUPERFLUOUS HAIR anclunite | {fom the Wall.” Kvcning: ““the Fish Sermon,” — Sune | offlcers of the navy and marine corps in the Dis- “al ” but they cannot agree upon any one | Hawailan minister and family, was quite a suc-| Admiral Hewitt has been. Invested with the civil = 1OUS HAL Cares Ewe = ea s8y school at 9:50, m, and 3:30 p.m. J. H. Gunsy trict of Columbia, and the ladies of thelr families, | method.” fess, the parts in each instance being well sus- | and military command of Suakim. He will have a¢ SUPERFLUOUS HAIR [ee NOTICES wenepy Given rue vrery, | Seerimtendu, It* | tobe prevent at the Execetive mensing nn te SUPERFLUOUS HAIR & seven Lodves of ti independent Order of Good ORTH BAPTIST CHURCH, 4TH STREET, | ¢ tained. | ‘The entertainment opened with Beeth- | his disposal within a forsnight a force of 3,000, Cee rohererd The District in Congrtss. on, : hg, the 2th instant, oven's “Overture Fidelio” by Misses Willard | marine fans aint Daughters of Satnaria Noldaue tele | CS? aoe ae northwest.—Key, N.d. Warenen, pas: | meet the Diplomatic corps. The officers are 're- THE COLLATERAL LOAN AND TRUST COMPANY. and McCallum, followed by an essay — os GEN. GORDON HARD FROM. SUPERFLUOUS Renee ae isa ee ee tor Sabbath ee nee 2:30", (ih. Preaching 11:00 ‘a.m, | quested to appear in “special full dress.” Mesers, Spriggs and Barbour, as members of the Hise Eigen regret pregpning L by oy Gen, Gordon has been spoken four days beyond AY, a meniber o 1 Lode, No, Bi. 1. 0. nd 7:30 p.1n. Subject, morning and evening, “A Model i ‘1 e 4 ark died at the Hices Hongo Fet ruary | Church.” Prayer nection Tea ¥, 730 pin, Alrare Wut # CHaxpuin, Secretary of the Navy. | sub-committee of ways and means of the com Hay, Mies Barber Mr Wood Rudy, Miss ‘Carter, | Korosko. ok a, His residences 1510 12th | welcome, ite His funeral will take pl leon ScPERnTEND ENTS ATFOISTED.—SECELATY Folge | onsered TRUSS ee ape aed | Red MEH He Willara” Those arnt were x: | BFOLAND WiLL BE FoncED TO TAKE coxTHOL OF NEW JERUSALEM TEMPLE, NORTH CAP- . C. Em ain) Consice Te ater tne Capitol, the bill | Senator and Mrs. Pomeroy, the Hawallan minister | pospox, Feb, 9,—In gan article this morntt ere enue ERNE TEMP Fox, pastor. Ser. | 298 8PPointed F. C. seas Superintendent of oe to establish the Collateral Loan and Trust com- | aud Mrs. Carter, Mra. Hillier, Mrs. Barber, Mr. and | ene Pratt Malt Gasette says that, Euglange ante ‘ice atiLa-m. Seats all free. “All are welcome. Sunday | Construction of the public building at Willlamsport, for the District of Columbia. Messrs. Snyder | MTS Andrews, Mr. and Mrs’ ‘Truesdale, Mrs. Wil- | to the annexation of Egypt, will be school at 9:30, itt | Pa.. and C. M. Colwell of the building at Pough* | Pany for ae of Columbia: 2 son, Misses James. Prall, Mezerole, Bliss, Fox, Bur- neceesity of icine munee thority. + keepsie, N.Y. and Crecy appeared in behalf of the bill, and | Tow’, Freeman, Clark, Henry tintie Loeioeg, | He ty of exercising absolute authority over Ha Me a oF aa REE ORMATION, PA i Robert Christy against it. it was developed tn the | Burton, Bauuntyne, Burchell, Hillyer, and Nesera | That Country for the next ae ee Pastor. Services Wate ant EIU peas Rory Sent | NAVAL Oxpens—Commodoro A oraraanklin, OF- | course of the discussion that. the reference should | ‘weynolds Shellatateen Siri bee ton, ana farther clay os three ee pu give an illustrated talk on Japan at 2:30, Seats | dered as superintendent of the Naval Observatory | have been made to the sub-committee on corpora- i, Ballantyne, McCallum, Lewis, and Bur- 2 = i ptist. chure betw ‘on B street, nee. Tn nearly every i a bearded woman PA. AVE, : “a = anagem coma ae ee, | a aa dtl tat reset a el |S a eck hady-t his Ee Pai cE detached from command of ‘the League Islan an for ay Li nse | _A novel fancy dress was given last night at etter en hiuont utente Ee vax DYCK, De to be hed at Rens Cea ee Moy CHU OH, CORN navy yard, and ordered as president of the naval | or other tax it was suggested by the members of ey Party was gi nig! Loxvox, Feb. iter has been recelved from iraut leaned to an f@ this obn 11a. m., by pastor, Rev. S- advisory board, 2ist instant. | Capt. A. W. Johnson, | the committee that if the pending bill ‘for the | te Georgetown Collegiate Institute, onthe corner | James O'Keliey > Egyptian correspondent of the tor, x, : akting et | Of 0th und N streets, to the young lady boarders | News, about whose fate mitich anxiety has been fle a aa detached from command of the Powhatan: DeLee tb eaxaiion ot | Of Field N sireers © Young ladies and gentiemen | of late. It 18 dated. Acsivot, Jenucrsgetn ned te eater ce ct nd continued during week AMox@ the White House dallers to-day were | escape taxation altogether. The sub-committee, of | Styling themselves “Cranes,” dressed in Costume of | Milled with gloomy forebodlings of danger. we wortd by wl i wi and 7:30 revival service, con- | senators Cullom, Hill, Miller (CaL), Lapham, Hale, | Course, expressed no conviction on the subject, but | Sheet and pillow case, with wide Mapping wi BAKER PASNA IN DISGRACE. Palkeriar asta, of | Com Rail and “Berne land, Lyman, | the inére shggestion of the question was evidence | und long scuriet Uils, ent in a body wita settee New Yor, Fe airo special says: The gov= mtrove the root . | $e FOURTH QUARTERLY ME Kellogg, Natiing: shoes waves oe Cand: LYMAN | that thls great. asus Go Nearly concersing ane | ments Grail Minds, A prescatation card announe- | eroment,tecling dissauistied with the Feport of Baker ihe ion stop the end Pate ooh ies ee, | eS oe Ge Kellogg, Nutting, Slocun, Harmer and Morey. future prosperity of the District, occupies a place | lug the advent of the “cranes” was Of white card- | fauhe in ogi wo bag eat et rer OF Bak . or lawfully be done by the Stockholders in | 8¥lvania avenue—Pastor Rev. W. t. x. R P —Rear Ad- | nthe minds of some members of the committee, ; board, across which from one corner to the other | {7b in rega forces were badly routed, and K. and make your en. | reting: smd weetiuy to be held iu the city of Dr. DEALE presiding clde Tene ae a ROMO TIONS — Hear clothed with much of the “power of exclusive legis: | gtavely staiked a line of scarlet “birds,” to the left hasty action tn fleeing from Trinkital, has ord oueniae iF neglected, that | : Sa et ort eo TOK at | das achootat Pam and épay:: Youne peoule's hiceing | miral Pattison was placed upon the retired list yes- | Clothe with ri Districk” Another hearing will be | bearing “The Crane Party of Reyne 8 oe Com- | nim “and Col. Sartorious, with ‘the ganas ete ne Pate At No, ais F strict nortinwest. $045 pm. | Jove feast, Weshlesday, 73 D. m. S@°* | terday. ‘The following oMtcers have satisfactorily | had next ‘Tuesday. Pilments to Misses Harrison and Conelly.” ‘The | which formed a portion of is command to : a i t___HORATIO BROWNING, Chatrman.__ | free. _4 cor bit SE MASS HIEEFIEZ | PASSed the examination for promotion, and will be The Naval Appropriation Bill. Cranes’ were Miss Fannie spaoinas Mise Jeante | at once to Cairo. Col. Hallam has buen ordered Ww hu. from, the eb: NNUAL MEPTING OF THE STOCK. | [9 yaNAND TEMPERANCE MAS9 MEETING, Bromoted one grade from today: Commodore | nenucrions FROM LAST YEAR--CLAUSES AS TO AVAL fae on ee eee aan Vaeh wakes ther ere wmf the Nesthem Liberty Market Con | & Masonite Hall, To-morrow (Sunday) at 8 p.m’ | Etnneon capealg we We Queen, Commander A, Te. z isie these. fro! tf held at the offi Dingley of “Maine, will address the mace ting. ont, whe succeed Baker Pasha, and will proceed at once to AUSES AS isllegr and_ Miss ie Shoemaker, and | Sy accompanied by Majors Piggott und i Bekd atthe ont aad company, WED- Paihia ee mente, Address the, macting. xa : Lieutenant, Commande? Eawant, Hooker SEPOUSaENTS AND PROMOTIONS—CIVILIAN EM- oe "Yipde, Thomas, ¢ pley and the Libbey gard, 0 a Iran on aed | iA , at 12 o'clock an re ik. Public co, y invi ellen ic | Lieutenant W. W. Rhoades . M. . mys HP. HOWARD, Secretary. | dinvcted by Gol, Tokio Chie Corie oe He auale Captain A. W. Johnson, who failed to pass the ex: | The naval appropriation bill, reported to the Secretary and Mra, Frelinghuysen gave lasteven- | command, with the nssistance of the mariveseee n for Directors of the Northern | Bring Gospel hymns, it eae physically, will es upon the re- | House yesterday, makes a cut in nearly every ing a dinner to members of the Diplomatic corps. | cently landed there. They expect to be able to pres x a . pany will be held at the ofiice of ae ME’ Ust upon his own applica' having served | branch of the naval service, The appropriation for E ary Centennial iis eeason, ly a Limited E-UNION AND MI: omlpa ALC! LOW for ei their artistic prod MINTON TILES, and make the artistic treatment of ms. Also deal in Ye 5 r There were present the British minister and Miss | Vent the city frou falling into the hands of the = ‘Teulsfer'books closed ‘March Luc opened ‘Starch | freee Guten 7 cy Robraa ad eh | vr ned Youre Fea ea eation 3s cut from $100,000 (ast | West, the Portuguese minister and “Viscountess ae a EMAND THE UNCONDITIONAL 8UBe Op! RS cl re $ VENING, Februai hb. Admis- = "g - | Ne et 4 o : in ‘H. P. HOWARD, sion, fucluding refreshiments,'25 cents, Mine. Kasper | THE GREELY Rexter Vesset Tyetys.—Secretary | Year's appropriation), to $75,000; that. for the. be. | Negueiras, the Beigian minister, tue Swedish min DEMAND THE. UkcOs Ai 9-lawforSw Secretary. | ei eng, Ae time is anticipated, “Tickits ra’ wives | Chandler has detatied Lteutenant Commander Cas- | Teau of ordnance is reduced fron $150,000 to $100,000; | tran uatnrarrgnces Faza, Baron Shaeffer, the AUS-| A dispatch from Suakim states thata messenger i ee & H RCHENEOM Soe RNSYLVANIA cones se Oolunitia are included iu the reception committe, Everybody | Par F. Goodrich, the executive officer of the Lan- Veron he ares yor er Toie wae) & trian es the Chinese ee = arrived there yesterday from Sinkat bearing an ap= ‘A ‘AR. WILLIAMS & CO. welcome, feb9" | caster, to proceed to London and to bring to this yards and docks $900,000 18 given in the place of the Davis, Mr. and Mrs. Henry 8, Sanford, Senator anc peal for assistance from the beleaguered g: ace the direct representatives of Messrs. J.G. and J. F. OMer, 615 Tth street. Yurd, N. J. ave. and CHURCH OF THE BRIDEGROOM—OLD. | county the Thetis, one of the vessels to go on the Telephone connection, All'grades of Coal and ‘ean Mrs. Miller, of Cullfornia, and Miss Grace Worden. | of that place. A reply was returned, stating that last year. All the civil estabitsh- ; i Christianity. Preeeitue ae 49 | Greely’ rellet expeition. Rear Admiral Baldwin, | $204,000 given Secretary and Mrs. Chandler entertained at | Was impossible, at present, to send any relief, as feb9-at" Pennsylvania avenue sovtheast Subject Sabars Work: | who commands the Buropens ett ee a awit: | ments are abolish for the bureau of provision H. MAGRUDER, NO. 1417 NEW YORK | P2"— by ‘ichael -Secre- | least 1 additional feat in Due Season.” ALONz0 A. Horr, pastor | Hentenant in his Squadron to assist Lieutenant | and Clotteng, there ip au appropriation of Dae ee eae iene ow are sens ae the the only agent for the original Orauge | AlLinvited, 2° | Comsander Goodrich. Secretary, Chandler states | 04 provision that the ave a commutation for | Representatives Gains: ea Morse, 4: is: | oer ares fize-places and inglenccks a specialty. feb’ ‘York, manufactory of Full Ce a eS eax STREET rDAPTIST CHURCH, GEORGE. eo Ea ere Sg eal iS nots yet Lae clothing. cock, Phelps, Boutelle and Ray. ported that go rn, z. DD. $001 ; condition that their the Gentiles > 7:90 p. m., “Agonizor™ liif-howe Pease | Propriation 19 avaliable Tee hate it cee the line or srad corte nereatter no vacancies in | ‘To-night Senor apd Ma. Dominguez have a must- | eminent, & AES enonars Service before evening sgrmon, Cordial Welcome. ‘It about $190,000, and 1s a far superior ship to the Bear, | {he line or et (Seat g hs ae eM Tauhavers | cole, at which the Choral class will render some | manding feet (2p, CHRISTIAN CHURCH, VeRMonT aye. | VDICU ‘ill cost $100,000. fixed by the act of August 5, 1642, viz.: Rear admi- | fine music. he Tike, house located on 9th eb7-90 = Ne F Steet Nontawest. nue, near N street, FREDERICK D. Power, Pas- ders, | Mrs. Blatchford gave a luncheon party on Thurs. Patent Offic commant .CKE01 leutenant commanders, 74; Meutenants, 20; | day to Mra. McElroy, inviting to meet her Miss le SERIAL — Ne 6; commodores, 10; captains, 45; | =a 5 = Pianseracee morning ahd night, at the usual hours, | | PERSONAL— Mr. Seth B. French, of New York, | Tals fasts Sabet cae tor | THE SERIAL SAVINGS AND BUILDING ‘ong people's esting wt 6:40.. 36 | arrived here last night, and will be the guest of the | & duction er cert | Fe “ASSOGEA TION. ILD) x eople’s meeting at 6:4. Sunday school, 9:50 ig! guest 3 Detective Yesterday while he was search masters, 75; and ensigns, '75. ‘There shall be no P rout Sie tas With to | The fourth regula? ipenthiy meting for the 120 exue rree._All yery welcomie, President at the White House for several days— | appointinenits, except Gr pre monee teat eee Poet an aerate hicid, Mrs, Leonard, Mrs a srity very desirable simong stran- | Of stock in the “Serial” wilt held, for the paymeut of (eg SEIRITUALISM. — HON. WARREN CHASE | Henry Bergh, of New York, is staying at the [clesin the list of commissioned officers of the ley, Mrs. "Nicholas Anderson, Mrs. Chandler, Mrs. —_s— , Yeattached, which ienpen from OID. ith street oppustte Prec y OAs: | tical Jecture in Métropolitaa Temple To-morrow, | Arlington, Reconpanied boris nec as tie. | Marine corps until the number is reduced to | yz Ans. Nicholas Anderson, > A Burgiar Shot and Capture ee eee _ Shares are i cach per mouth. Call | Geati'soa teatdottaliy ee? OF Pm. Subject ne The FOTO aE: Cee ean, Americas Fe ee ee ail held boonies | Mu Warner Miller gave a lunch yesterday toa| Lxnanon Eee Fen ee burglars att — : 2 a fs 6 Prevention of Cruelty to als.——Dr, C, army, navy or marine corps shall sitio! pS) me 6 A . e the shares are all taken, Dae oan subscribe (ee .ME, VERNON PrAcE a =, cHUnCH Ford is recovering from his ness, —_ ft Rev. John | 10 the clvil'service and draw the salary together | party of fourteen ladies, Hest night fo break into the residence of Capt. J. ¥ M P. 18 8 ing early. where the Secretary will give all needed South, corner 9th and K streets n. w.—Preaching | A. Watterson, bi np ot Columbus, Ohio, arrived in | With his pay aga retired officer. Any retired | The Misses McCeney, of Connecticut avenue, give and capt bac ‘Wounded man ts named Gew Mepu, ARIS, 78. informmtion. Tnveatine aS engine Antorest, A | To-morrow at 11 a, m. and 7:90 p, tn. by the pastor, | town last night, and is the of Mr. and Mrg, | officer, pom erer aoc 2 position jn the civil | » «tea” this afternoon. The Misses Stevens, 14th | and halls from Philadelphia, Siictce Sf cack jor muon a bullding Association: | Rev. Sawuey K. Cox, D. D- Public invited. 1 dames 1. Barbour. —R 3, Corwine, or New, 1 ee pay a ope ae ee street, also have a “tea” this afternoon. ee . . G. .. ELL, 7] inj ——B. F. Hal Bostol at x ae. INO. A. PRESCOTT, Sec'y"and Treasurer fig Fee, | CP tachoal fee Mead AC ob ake ce HEGRE: | thainiggs eaa mahie eRe Hen eae | etaln Pay aa feline oftcer‘The see CO eats ce er Conneczicat avenve, holds a mu. | Exacting Computecry Loans from Peas BAKER'S Bw. febT-ot notte ayenuénorthwest, Preaching at 7:30 p.m. by ev. Fobitt——Nathantel Wilson, of this city, isin New rs the iareegs ie Fea el Le yes adjoining the Briush legation (By Central and & a 8) BREAKFAS? COCOA. ¢=°CARD.-MY RESIDENCE, PLACE OF BUSI- | ——— Clerical South American Cabi nes: ard post office address ig 1918 Per FIRST BAPTIST CHUROH, 13TH STREET, between G and H streets northwest, Rev. Dr. or Workmen, and to subinit specific esti- | ‘Mr. Frank Lee Benedict, the well-known author | ,,CARTEOENA, Feb. 9, via Galveston.—Tie dean of meta Yove a erie 1918 Pers The Defective Machinery of the Pinta, | mates for such expenditures. ® ame = a the consular corps, in the state of Bolivia, hag has been spending several days in Washington as | addresest wernment asking that ‘i 08, HUSHMAN Gorpeur, pastor —Servicos to-morrow at 11a. 1), (D. | SECRETARY CHANDLER NOT WILLING TO ADMIT Titay Capitol Topics. aria ges - I mn dg Wt hes tires times the ary Surg’ Vay Bowtie bess al ate ee oe at the guest of Dr. and Mra. N.8. Lint ‘accom. | foreigners be exempted from the payment of com, Arrowroot oF BUILDING LUMBER OF ALL SIZES love of Christ.” Ali, especially strangers, wdlcouie, it eee THE FLOOD OF WAR CLAIMS. anied the latter on ‘Thursday evening to the recep- | pulsory loans. ‘Two French subjects were recently eee eG AK ta - ‘dimensions, in lots to sult as TOUNG MDE AE TIOW, | tne Onder of Secretary Chandler in disapproving | ‘The House committee on war claims, of which |.tion by the Secretary of State and Mi unghuy- risoned for refusing to pay, the Proportion of re economical. It is 5 ae (50 Now Ver SC URISTIAN ASSOCIATION, | the acquittal by court-martial of Chiet Engineer ‘Mr.Geddes is chairman, has it m- | Sen. Last eveping Mrs. Lincoln gave a dinner com- | such a loan demanded. ning, easily dicested, |_Dry and _well-scasoned White Pine from CULLS to 1409 New York avene.—Young Men's Bible clase, isc ‘an,has before 1t over two thou- 5 eee for invalids ay well as for por: | PEPETS Georyia and Viena Pues fora ISRid to 43 | a 50p. Heo ek Be aca See eee | The peHormace of Auer Re Sees memctency | sand bills referred from the House tule session, | pllmentary to eee aes cea ae tend ‘ni Bank Embeazt eons in heal. i wi ‘ eas tea by al Fe Foeres Young men speci- | in oe pertoema ce at aay, eae with the re- | phe committee is now engaged in preparing a bill ee rue tence covers ae pres ao —— ae _ vat ris ee ar5 “ny FS 2 ‘a i ings xt fed wer y et rs 3 ie 9 aaee 4 ~ . 9.—W. J. Poy a I ‘Poplar, Greene: Ddbdaily. Sunday creeptar, NCOMdaY meeting 12 to | palrsto Sn aes rareqateamer | to cover the clattns which have UCeh passed by che Walker Blaine, and Miss Gould, sister of the host- | charged with the emibezziement of #,00) from Gop XCLD BY GROCERS EVERYWHERE. ‘ and cory TIsaIONARY EAT TOMORROW AE FOUR Fates Bris}, ciaten Cae tone etc accounting oMeers of the Treasury, in accordance | ess Mr. Benedict leaves to-morrow for Philadel- Hampton Savings bank, in this city, where he was . Includiger ce. (ON T FOUN. Sranhe cepartas with the provisions of the act of July 4th, 1664. Of | phia. ed tio) — rc) Gs je dry M. E. church, 14th G streets.— hot willing to admit that, for such defective work- ~ Pl employed as teller, waived an exarulnation to-day, a. . Reet a ee {118 re. by the pastor, HovsW.E Walne abd poe ont | Imunsip 1h eciog natal engines as igproved tn this | wee® clans there are 1,171, amounting to $229.170. |" genator and Mra. HNL will entertain friends at | up ogeaas teller, furnish $4,000 ball for ils ap* W. BAKER & CO., | plication, and orders deliver | J. UL Vixcens, D.D., conduct a Cl case, nobody Is to blame, nor will {t ald in shielding | ME. HUBBARD IN FAVOR OF A POSTAL TELEGRAPH. dinner this evening. Senator and Mrs. Pendleton | pearance before the supreme court in May. ale than current market prices, Por service, to which all, especially all Chatauquans, are | the responsible chief engineer by unjustly con-| The Senate committee on post offices and Post | will also give a large dinner. + eal sep3 DORCHESTER, MASS WM. McLEAN & SON, | CoMdially Invited, | Sunday schooi anniv ie demning @ passed assistant engineer. If the en- | roads yesterday heard Mr. Gardiner G. Hubbard in Leading members of the West End society are King Cetewayo Dead. a —— a ja06 Cor. 19th and Bstreets northwest. | Taynon of Ole, ent Ghana ase gines of any of the ships of the navy about to sail = Loxpox, Feb. 9.—Advices from South Africa re- TPH GST Peay Pewpy | pece> Suare MANTEL ae Seen ROtine: are hereafter found in the condition of those of the ae ena a Uubbard | taking an active interest in the forthcoming Shake- por the death of Cetewayo, the famous Zulu chief- i Q MEDY, iT aes ANT ST. PAULS ENGLISH LUTHERAN Ci Pinta when she was reported ready for a voyage | gave a pistory o ‘ern Union, showed how | peare recitals by Mr. Locke Richardson, at Willard Of heart disease. for © td is. Bronchitis, Hoarseness, and all o 7 nk OP omer uth ud H streets northwest. around Cape Horn, and no naval oficer can Dopme fiitad dosoroea rvs ae grown Into @ monopoly, | hall, 11:30 a. m.on Monday and Thursday of next —~—__ line ase uf GAS FIXTURES AT A DISCOUNT, Poamartgy morality and evening at 11 a ished therefor, the sibility for suc! tent | And sald this company was controlied by no law, | week and the week following. Selections tran | General Foreign News by Cable, « re : eo oe po eran ine 4 therefor, the respons!bility for such impotent, ng. tat LATROBE, RANGES Altars of God. Uvenime’ Lecture: conclusions shall Sane ead oe en Oe | ee ane crush any portion of ee and Tue Witters Tale’ are the prewsun eae ox, Feb, #.— Joseph Falconer, Jute merchant ; NGES Prote ” ts-maBtial, and not upon the Navy and “The ’s Tale,” are the program fe | Lonpon, Feb. 8. Soscph Falconer, jure sere E GRATES, FURNacEs, _| of Protest All invite ompeeing cour ; that offends it. st th : " ie ; RAT se tNACE aeuiee ee partment. ‘The facts in this case are many and Bret three, and the fourth is to be @ morning with | at Dundee, has been arrested for forging the siguae br ia ESTIMATES GIVEN FQRPLUMBING AND Pie Wil pack HELE bor PALPOONA. | minute. ‘They are none the less damaging t0 the | MB. VOORHEES! RESOLUTION CALLING ge THs arron- | Dickens: (rs Frelinghuysen, Mrs. Loving, Mrs | ture of another fran. a == = = m George 3 v accused. ‘NEY GENERAL TO EXPLAIN. john F. . . And Mr. Mr. tAwace 70 HER = avELs sueon fing, eo morrow, 10th inet, imorsiog | Gin view of the evidence, and after: a) thorough. In the Senate yesterday Mr. Voorhees called up | Ranney.and Col. Theo, Lyman, ‘are cimong those | MISS FORTESQUE seriwarEs THE TAGE TO Tues: E | _saze = y Street Boxthwest, - = ~preaca | Sysls of the entire case, as contained in the | ang nad read the communication submitted some nally endorsing Mr. Richardson's excellence | poxpox, Feb, So Mies Fortesque, the actress, nd Ornimental, i} \TRGINIA REAT. ESTATE JOURNAL FREE, | (79°, REV. WM. I. MCKENNEY WILL PREACH | record and accompanying exhibits, the department me | in his personations, who has Urought action against Lord Garmoyle for FOR Ss F ‘AINSCOTING, | ce Describes 200 Pir t farins. Address W. mae Wesley g commer of 5th and tree has reached the following conclustons: That the | 4a¥8ago from the Pestmaster General relating to the Hon. S. P. Colt, attorney general of Rhode Island, | preach of procaise, estimates the damage to her EAR 4 See ee | RU.LEARY & SON, Warrenton, Fauquier “ou ima | pa. Sunday School at 9:3bains Praver stinasttce | theory that Passed Assistant Engineer Inch wos delay in the adjustment of postmasters’ salaries Fok 1 , IRON TL fi = Jas. 5 § . er mectin Thursday evening. Seats Free.” Strangers wi mainiy nsible for the damage and detects | under the act of March 3, 1883, and offered a resolu- | 25 Mrs. Colt, are at the Riggs house for a few | affections at £50,000. ee | days. RUSSIAN AND AUSTRIAN SOCIALISTS CONVICTED. | TE " eTING q = = found to exist after the return of the Pinta from | tion calling on the Attorney General to inform the = *e >, <a. Fel AKBLY, SLVTE, AND WOOD MANTELS. Ca Thee Oe the“ AMEENGION ETRE SCOR: SEE EP EUislON ASSOCIATED | Hampton Roads 1s not sustained by the evidenee; | Senate as to the cause of delay in advisiee ing | Miss Bacon, of New Haven, 19 visiting Mrs Niewxa, Feb, 9_—A Kuselan socials as Deon ar. TOUMEY & M0 NG, the District of Columbia, for the CHARITIES” hes just been reorganized, and to | that the unfitness of the Pinta, 80 far as her ma- | Postmaster General eA to the proper construction | Hawley and Miss Foote, and was presented by | rested at oni oy tp Awouam fa23-an tp 140 Pennsylvania avenize northwest. fonerye for, the ensuiny year, | Sci forth the advantages of this association a meeting | chinery was concerned, for duty on the Pacific sta- | of the act. Mr. Voorhees sald that the delay af-| Senator Hawley to the’ President -at Secretary ,| there is a connec ~_ : —s ae ce of the Company, 1505 Pe Toth nonthineot. ost eRe eeueN, on L street, above | tion and the fallure to dis voce ‘and remedy, by | fected thousands of le and Frelinghuysen’s Thursday evenin Russian socialists, r ‘ ‘8 p northwest, SATURDAY, 18th northwest, next SATURDAY, at 7:30 p. m., to lay | on, an a ovel remedy, by usanc oe poonk and was a great wrong ighuy ne ‘MR. BRADLAUGH'S APPEAL DISALLOWED. Nareers Greer Rexepy i Polls ope: ‘close at 3p. ni before the westrn section of the city the importanes | timely examination and action, the defects which | to them. Mr SI Objected to the immediate | The speakers for this evening at Hon. Horatio Loxpon, Feb. 9M. Bradlatugh's against ot ; = aa FRANK T. RAWLINGS, Secretary. | aud urgent demands for such sunitel fore here eae | occasioned OF contripeven fo such unfitness, were | consideration of the resolution, and it went over, King’s literary reunion are Prof. J. W. Powell, Gen. pina det el igre ion ene mea ehcce reas == TADLE COUGH aiineam | ofthe poor in our midst. “All are invited to be present | due to the culpable inefficiency of Chief Engineer FI YNTON INVEST! a. eS Dak the sergeant-at-arms for mor GHTS DISEASE, DIABETE QGERTS VEGETABLE COUGH SYRUP" | who ure in any wise interested in preventing beeing in | Wiilamesa s eee ao JUS b ‘Van Vilet and Prof. Joseph M. Wilson, house of commons and pot permitting lim to enter DISEAS! 20- rears haa Proved to be oe here 3 pemedy our streets and securing assistance and work to the de- —— In the House yesterday the aed announced | Mrs. Martin .A. Haynes, of New Hampshire, will | bas been disallowed ‘vy the court of quecu's bench, ae i for Whooping Cough, Lroup id Ci serving. ; a The Congressional Library. the appointment of Messrs. Hopkins, Ward, Adams | receive with Mrs. Senator Blair, at 201 East Capitol or 7 bles. A fresh sur Srncgetn Poets cations Marcon. Tey fe GeV Enocn ores, HE Meratier, | pacts rnow um SrorronDs' annuar, aecoan—mun | (ee roe ae owa) as the commit- | street, during the season, on Mondays. eee aie tic el rree tengo ry Water just aS oo SS pee Gen. Townsend, Mrs. Com. Walker, INCREASE IN THE COPYRIGHT BUSINESS—appI- | tee to Invi te the charges against H. V. Boyn-| Monday has at last. been definitely decided upon | , TROY, N.Y, mo taka ce e Pag which the rose sue Keawiec ts cer pit ATTENTION, OF VISITORS AND BV. Niles, Mrs. Marshall Brown, | TIONAL ACCOMMODATIONS NEEDED. fam inte, Washington correspondent of the | py the ladies of the Ebbitt House az the one pon | incor gutcuione cotarel” cae cee ae 5 peace re pulat Erwn aud Nerve Tonic aud Sait Join F Goon Hint Boolitte, Librarian Spofford, in his annual report, wich | Clneinnanl | ¢ Been OSI OF nce Suet TOM: | which thine willbe) ae hionie® “ee pace Recep: | amoral: cumegen mein seaelshsonr se eeaeeeee STOTT, CROMWELL & CO. ered again Malaria’ “For uale sorated by the glass John Bowles, feb7-3t*_| was submitted to the Senate yesterday, and of | Gay. Gen” Boynton taverns ee inquiry with | tions are aso held on Mondays at the itiggs House, | obstructing the atreet with pietron” ‘The arrest, we Se W. ©. MILBURN, NEW BUILDING ASSOCIATION. — THE | Which a brief extract was papier in yesterday's | open doors, and it 1s thought the committee will | National and Metropolitan hotels, the outgrowth of labor troul i21-2wip 490 Pennsylvania avenue. Eole Inventor and Manufacturer, Home Building Association having held its time | STAW, Stated that the business of the copyright | pasent to It is sald that Gen. Boynton will | Invitations were issued from the White Heuse “hsb kes Wars Championship. . sens, ‘Pennsylvania sventie._| monthly mecting, and having already a paid up stock | OMice again shows a considerable increase. ‘The manage his own case and will cross-examine Gen. | this afternoon to the ‘Senators, Representatives and Q—In the tee yacht Diews Daca Srone. SE IQULATING LIBRARY, 1149 PENNSYL- | st of almost 1700 shares, will hold its second monthly | Whole number of entries in 1888 wag@5.274 a8 against | Ketter thetr ladies, ‘The card 33 a large square one, en- | , POUGHKEEPSIE, N. ¥.. Feb. &—In }H » | emer we enti Ths beet hae eo es maceting for the Daynient of dee and, fale of ‘money, at 22,918 In eed an ees or ga while the ‘THE CONDITION OF THE COLORED RACE. graved with: race, for = ip = a ‘the yacht — ” y and Ms 1, sont «1 vi Py e1 SI a ‘Term 20 cents por mend ae ee arene Hamed. |S atrcet, on TULSDAY SVE RING Mee ee ad An increase Of $2985 OvSe ta eee ae ang | In the Senate yesterday Mr: Logan tnteoduced a | STC? resident requests the honor of the company of | Ht2®, of the, Poughkeepsie club, won, Depting Ttake plesenro in inforininy my friends and patrons | je en DOMPEEN AND UAGOU: | ich aoe CO, EE eS statement by es of the number Of publica- | bill for the creation of a commission to inquire into on Tuesday, Februnry 12th, 19th, 20th, Dread: it beat the Jack 12 seconds. All that pending improvements at my old et eae Ww aepir YEE WRITING Machines for | be obtained om each share. Interest allowed at isthe: aay entered Le copy in, 69 1s a8 follows: | the condition of the colored race, the progress It has Tro eight to ten tho the others were far behind. ve temporaruy, CALIGKAP! ithdray settlements, Bool 8,822; lodicals, a composi- made since ancl) etc. name — ee oe rerators rapnled SHOMEAND: WETTERS EE | eRe ee adraoraly and pttlementa, indicates | tions, 498; musical composttions, motographs | Messra A SAT ae rem Fobryary 121A To meet the Diplomatic Corpe Big Fire at Bridgeport, Ohic. To No. 941 FES cee TA init, | il ones ee nee aks HR 8S, Abe ook Are | TS; 6 Fits pets es Gees, BPH: maps and | Onaries, of New York, P. H. Clark, of Ohior 3. ©. “ , Sith—To meet the Omcers ot the army'| , Weems, W.Va, teh. 9. F. Hhodes’ Gourtag x > a charts, “2 ia “ae on = ¥ Bs . ted for theit of 5 a wings, 409; orbin, of Arkansas, and H. M. Turner, of Georgia, and Navy.” ee ete BRASS ANDIRONS, FIRE SETS, FENDERS | mas icut, Comotd and axteiy ieyeoe tae cael panties) fea, ‘The following €X- | ag the commissioners i Shs ctiqurcin cn osteane os tans wate ta tae | amt ten tate masar eee einer Br Eek ee DEUGY, CHEMICALS a ‘ec, &o. or obtain such loans as you may desire on easy terms, | Hibits thé number of each class of publications de- | °8! ero A SNARL {nvitations to the Diplomatic Corps shall be sent by | Whole block, comprising ten houses, would be de- FANCY Goons. Reo Ree, conc AS EXTURES. cae eons Carona es ae ra NEE Secretary, oi Carus tec eerceate aotessions to the collec Seaertagy eiteennon Ores ie et ee reviet of | the State department, those to the Army by secre stroyed. *- = ET. RCORAN BUILDIN: |. He. ¥ a “4 —_———— aw cEEw. Tui ine of thene Goods, tise Artistic nnd Fatey Cot- 2131 H tivet north West, ‘THE COPYRIGHT LAW. the Greely expedition. Tt appears that the House | tae'yuques ot the sapiens see oe sted | ebbing Cab in Chicage. fete £01 Penunylvania Avenue Northwest. | {iy Globe Fancy Brass and Porcelain Lamps, a Mean bith sect and Boma vende, feb7-tham,st | Books, 14,584, periodicals, 11,8% dramatic com | actet upon the report of their —— and District Judiciary generally by Attorney Gen- | | Catcaco, Feb. 8—Two oro | aoe —= Frage arm ase TT E. F. BROOKS. Positions, 227; musical compositions, 11,101; photo- | cl taken that report alone eral Brewster. rurney cabs were made A ‘AL ASSOCIATION. — A SPECI 7 A to the reports made to the police Tue Posttaxn Care. | DRUGS —O. 8. PRICE, DRUGGIST. 436 7ru | CB” mectinact the Metical Amociation of GecHAe | graphs, 1407; engravings ava 2.761; maps | the reports, The Bly while in tack ets tee and | On Thursday, February 14th, the President aimes | 2 Bald that at Sooutal oock a cab crossing Vek HE RTLAND te, e the report. e while in fact before the Sen- Yarn STREET AND VERMONT AVENUE, | ron Phneleiee peadling Pharmacy in South tate i Se teen sien a and charts, 1,460; prints, 1¢ and drawings, | ate, ma parliamentary sense, before the | the Judges Of the Supreme Court, Judges of the Buren siroct betige was, met Sy Soo mand ame, A fret class Cafe for laden and gentlemen, open t “Medicines, Perfumery and Toilet Articles ca pine ts northwest, NEXT MONDAY EVENING, the eae gt iplication, | House. ti Sires Saciden thas | Cous of Coates, Disizict Judiciary, tack che | who ordered the Griver to stop, preseating Ei rocine for lunch dinset or supper artes, Mela | a ==. | "Byonterstthe Presiaent,D, R. HAGNER, ¥. D. ted, the het addition tor t publica the Dy the usy, week or month. | (DOURITY SWEET CIGARE’ = J. F. MARTIGAN, M. D., Secretary. febs-3t lons during the year ,719 separate 390-un B.W. FRAZIER, Proprietor. | P PURFLY SWEET CIGARETTE: REMOVAI. articles, of which 7,298 were books, and 6,723 were = Minn YURITY SWEET CIGARET ce PENDING THE IMPROVEMENTS, | periodicals. This statemeus an ADIES ATTEN fet9-eotw PURITY SWEET CIGARETTES, IN & STRICKLAND having transf in the receipts of pul ns coming in DALTON & STH! Ni 3 ferred their Se stock of Boots: and Shoes from 904 Hepnsylvanis avenue ass ee consent ee Te = cae ees TES GOO! Pet ania -aven Co." ver in lous: — eine a euEnoee PS | Fors Asp Lines Wr Music. Store, will open TOMORROW, caroRDAyS the library exhibit tne following dal- WILL REMAIN UNTIL MAROH ler AT MRS. BJ. ones ances on the ist of January, 1894: Fund for increase HUNTS, 1309 F Srxcer, “ AT AND BELOW COsT. THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE STOCK- | of the library, $5,041,477; for works of mabe toran EL No CCW? oct of the Home Pint le owtrangs Com Giuional aecommddations ghtiaye or parse at RHE\ WAVES SHINGLED BANGS! == pal be he ex ueve ‘ ‘ Mill be held at the office of the Coi , €48 Louisiana ting of unpublished historical mani Te Penis ner by” BICILIENNE SILK DOLMANS at $15 up, gyenue LUKSDAY, February 12, 138). Bolls open from feane to early French discoveries in the west See Ghaeied FUR-LINED CIRCULARS, Genuine D.rk Eiberian | fina NOBLE D. LARNER, Secretary, See aati en cently sold v juirrel Linings, at prime. STOCK URAN ADDI MMODATIONS NEEDED. Ues, and was P. LAND Sp: W = nerpokieme ees t aw AGE Ihe DISTRICT OF OOLUSIAT ‘The report continues: “Since my last report the and Laber oranp Srerixe Waren, MIN! at $60 op. Trsures Horses re, or accidents. 4 ithrary has recetved several large and important f yesterday to fe) Sane Tae TE Seay ane | sipaiaen te Sau pean ‘THE SUBIBOTS Bees SREY RRIE SACOUES tt oh ore vere, cal or adarees RH accessions from the State and War departments, | Sf,onn, Pens or lac tien thousand | ent faces of deer hie tae the Dut ‘aninteligt: | "THE TROPOSED DEPARTMENT OF LAbOR FAVORED. A SURE CURE OR BRIGHTS DISEASE AND ALL ed a the of vacating rooms which had | {ts hyn Es from it ‘committee on labor met to-day, and water RIDSEY COMVLALN ES. ar ‘Main office, 921 F strzet northwest, oe by books and for the ac- thar copa SS penreneneie woo LS, (PR oe — ‘Hop. Erland: ant io, Medical Facul 4 THE Councabee enlarged ‘pension. ‘Dill was se agg bo " cere PERBO ofan force fn ras introduced tthe ie Bl Mr. Ce or iamadt adie ot MILERT © BEOUES, Co te ite be Sob ae a Rewspapere and. nearly oad wolumes Of Pa Tinea. Aloo ‘one Se emplay: ose me ee to the Me on = JOHN KEYWORTH, Seba Lasicimnamisiunstatnaedl) (Oo = ad Sid'in compleung the to sete do Hberty upos pubio wok or propery. a ecbee that 9th and D streets nw. ni ve ‘3. L. ELIOT, Exeoutrix, ‘upon Pe wi9-tmlp“Awent for the Diateiet of Celummtla, G a Fy | tee stunt +L ELIOT Eoeaet i Pameaack ie could not ARALYSIS, EAEUMATISM. NEURALGIA, GOUT, SHIRTS TO MEASURE. [2p MUNCABTER & HOWARD, ‘AND eR, Riaataiey poppe bar 3 5 Srinal Affection, General Debility, Slecpleaences, | Lb 2 Bure Drags and fe helt fertace fees Bats oa v drys, ho inedicines, ‘Su. — = Sos fen) Drags and fine ‘Their ‘To-day, in ine Spent afl dace be made to ently eralicated Moles, Birth | @ special! Prescriptions, Ja31, ‘cage against Nathan W. and Samuel C. Fitagerald, | Suenor- ‘kes. Enlarged Ver b3 et <eages > gistneaipreres. Spree tyke dace alah |g TYSROWSET. EROS, ; GRAY & GLARESON, JOB PRINT- ndicted for violating the postal laws in connection | “in this way matters were smoothed over 5 cr iu Batrope and Aine tame being. Ss Tings alice tratelat the ows redenct | @ CORNER Ira AMDGSTAEETR sage fot cosaine's cneaaes : Compultarign Nour trem 4t06 pin. if wuable €0 eal, x _ a aoe & Tepe, So ne rene Mn. Sern : oc Cos for If iro offense, fe2 20 RRS | ue rrammarmm pl son ~ at Lec: ateaoerl ane