Evening Star Newspaper, February 22, 1884, Page 3

OTOMAC F every St NU brie Sa NESD. irs AC 7 MATTANO LEAVES ping at Piney Point and ¢ in with the Boston an Providence | Ieimore and OF & stvet Aye VERNON! MT. VERNON! STEAVER W ENTH-STREET AY, TUPSDAYS snd THURS: Monp 4p P WELCH. Gen. Azent LK AND 188 AY sna FR DINGS i DNFSDAL an Gs Ets ALERED Woop, RIVER LANDINGS, RR atShepherts: 2. Ferry Boat town Was fon on apd inter: On Thoredays ves ad Satur indie, J.B. PADGE W. RIDE hart. Was W coRcoRYS Yeates Th eimet what di day) for Mt OP at 1 clock atin: aet feaches Washing: @ ten about 3.00 pm eer J.T. BARE, Cm STEAMERS Coessep Live SOTICR. TANF TRF CrNarp S71 ii BELWEES Ni i aT) EVERY WEDXE i Pussagge-$¢ be rte, OTR. P COMPANY LIMITED, aS VOL. si SDAY eROM NEW YORK. wand $10), pipes tiekets from Liv. atteot Europe tt Conti t, Glaseow, ut, at ieee AXD © HLROAD, He MULEL FAST TiN AND THE ONLY LINE EEratis TEES le west. INGTON tor Toledo, a W feueiek and int : » Fon day Waal Bern airsax WAL KAILEUAD Aue DEIN AxD beech destinatic, cuss. Freee Eset, 815.0 m. 38D ALEXANL rang aed veville, 10:15 am ini ant Lake t S10 me im, dally,with 8-0, $:10,3, ‘a, C0, 10-18 pan, 9:00, am, 1:25, im ry end Philadelphia, 2:55, 8:00am, daby, yt Sunday. 40 aim. 1:60, 6:97 pm.; Sun 3.030 a in. daily, snd 2:15 p.m. daily. jerediate pointe, £25. 10-09 rom Point of 7 Wastiticts So.en, 3 apply_at the Bat ms wen and Elm douts 2.40, 4.0, wa Pm FREDINICESPURG LA, 5,.12:05 and 10-35 ain, Sopa Ob Sunde) aud i1-05a.m. daily, 05, 19:19 Snel Thea Oy sna 01d IDGLUF ryshin ie hoes of time, no hand Pee praise lore, Sewitw Mise ane Lithographie Prensen, € sud Eubing Machinery, Lath Fone with exteete ei ci tiee Milla, lation. Fie KE. Sh Ky BL Ufice s core au THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON D. C., FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 22, 1884 AUCTION _ TO-MORROW. FPPHOMAS DOWLING, auctioneer REGULAR SALE OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, | At salesroom. 11 SAITEDAY. Fi and, Chamber Forniture, Dining ‘Heating lew and Chairs, Stoves, Othe De-ks, L- | | Care A ssiyy Buswen, Horses FP OMAS DOWLING, | ADatrsisTRATORS SALE OF GOLD WATCH AXD } ‘Auctioneer, i HATN, 1.0 OUHING, TRUNKS, Se. | On SAT TARY 1 WEN 1 Y-THIRD, 884, at it the anction rooms of | rd ret the Orphans’ Court, I shail belonging to the late Mary E. Ma- | J. W. ROSS, Administrator. | s OF VALUABLE IMPROVED | SPATE IN GEORGETOWN. he p wer and authority 1, testament, and ccadicll of conned, We will offer at <DAY.THE FIFTH DAY OF MARCH, a: TALE-PaST FOUR O'CLOCK P. M., in | all th se certain pieces or parcels | hises standing together and Know 98 ibered uizety-five (99) in Beall's ade Han Bot n, in the Dist ict of Columbia, front. sixty tert on the north side of Beall street and ran. ‘ack with that width oue hnudred and twenty feed ita ci the maine consiating of a ine thr e-story we with cellar and attic. Also the alley cot ‘with West streat as the same ia da. Jin aderd from Richard Smith to “| January 20, 4897, and recorded in Hod rt weg » part of lot humbensl ninety-six (96), in Beall’s wn. and inchided within the fo es and bounds: Beginning for the sutue at & ant tinety-eigat feet from the southeast cor- mbered minety-neven (97) in maid addition, @ westwardly on the north line of Beall ty-two ft, inore or less, to the eaat line of ‘ suid addition: thence feet {o th: rear line of yy and paraltel with the fret © feet, mire or lew. and thenes sotthe udeet and tweuty feet to puint of beyiti- fourth of the purchase money to © in six, twelve, eg cen | tere tat six per eenitum | Tpusientet ¢ purchases jewauue, seers by a dead of trust forts acd ant oanh ate purehawer {Uf gui to be made upon the prope fie the sale. ‘Tezuta to be cot roperty will be resold, $f tin, ai the risk aud eo ioltheTear line ef sald Lat. with thesulldinee rot lot ti and ran FRANCES R. R. BROMWELL, ISABELLA HAGNER, Stw4w abs 'Executors. AND ORGANS. _ PIANOS L SALE OF PIANOS AND ORGANS, BEGINNING FEBRUARY 121m, | anp_coxtrN ARF. SOLD. IF NOT SOLD IN ST pices QUOLED, THE BE ER WILE BE AC EED, No, 43 7th street, edented Barwains: odern imnprove- -germ improve owing unpre Siw ; SX genuine Steinway c: cont $500: citered at ga curler Uprieht, ised on'y six months; worth, at gin.” No. 5.—One of ein tone and actions Rerun bit) ctlered af 100, Esty Orzan, thives sets Rerals, Couples, ow hurann: 3. offer at 3.F, LUCAS, frst 515 9th street northwest, Herne Pissos TAKE THE LEAD OF THE BEST. styles in Squares and Uprichts. ‘tone qualities, elegance of sDil.ty. akon in from rent, and but little monthly payments, 75 to $200.sol . on smell S If you have an old piano we will it AS part pay and allow you full value for it. 22 NINTH STREET, FACTORY WAKEBOOM, "AIRING. FIRSI-CLASS WORK, PEOMPINESS si “erpe Mg BECKER. £01 OTH STREET NORTHWEST, EFRS SPL. DID UPRIGHTS AL- SY TERMS, ~ jall-sm- in 7th street northwest. THE WONDERFUL CLAnIOS 1H & BACH and NEW ENG. the BARKER and other ORGANS. dl5 F. A. Uses APA ED AND RE PATRED A SPECIALTY. E2- Oxiers promptly attended to, | dneferences: Chickerne & Sons, New York | F. A. ULSU'S Piano Roons, sepI0tm Tith street northwent. ALLET, DAVIS © Co’S UPRIGHT PIANO: ect stocks unequalled Conteh aud two years time p FICHENBACH'S PIANO WAREROOMS, ue funk for sale and t Ws ecu, | TMEESON PLANO, | @¥isno Manufactarel | on installments, rented OF €x- sto stock in the city. BENRY EBERBACH, No. 915 F STREET. a2 erarhancetiemcors Hin eee MEDICAL, &e._ Boone HERS, 906 | end O08 Hs ‘The only | ble resus Washington, | Hi hos viven Bie part ardeurect all furuis of “Diwase,” particularly that of a private Character, for over ST yearn. feb21-Lmn* ADIES YOU CAN CONFIDENTLY CONSULT Da ADEOTHERS, B st sw. Particular attention liar to Lilies, married or single, arial troubes treated. ~ TLrty- febI3-Lin* (0 FREG , Fou to some sideshow dru i di 5 AND GRAY GIVE Hicpronte with the doctor, Thos dina Ut rrivate diseasee aiculd consult Dew | Ste Boats we Wi furnish S CUre Ur BO bey.” 37 youre exper J 2.\HOOD RESTORED BY USING A BOTTLEOR | * iS KOTHERS’ Invigorating Cordial Segall Weadiens Nervuun Dex ft itaparts vigor to the whote Ss ‘febi3-lme PSTABLISHED AND erie the eit) be Anti ie: Ladies” Phy nl iy teano nsulta pa. “BQ vas TREE 023-Le PR DYES | enrerric vortatc os IT, and cther Erecrare Ap- thirty days? tr tr tie BELT ¢ Pats NTTAL, CONSULT. a is quickly cured, Can be | J. sireet wortnwest, Uttice hours: + with tates dall-2in MEN-CHECKS IN SIX HOURS. Crresia ture days Drug Store, 15 .N. lth streek, fey 4*¢ Penna. ave, Washington, D. 0. SON. A REGULAR GRADUATE, 9 Fo Wau E. Wooo « Co, HEATING AND VENTILATING ENGINEERS, MANUFACTURE AND ERECT THE MosT IMPROVED STEAM-HEATING APPARATUS FOR PUBLIC BUILDINGS AND DWELLINGS, Na 206 W. Balt. st and No. 1 North Liberty Street Rattimor. Ma. se06-6m E CELLULOID TRUSS. THAT NEVER BREARS "Te. oir cut always casas and cau be worn walle Cue” lator wabeas CHAS, FISHER’S, (25 7th street northwest, SIRS. FISHER cevetes her atuution to the wantaot dady Fatrous mi | one of th A. Anyone can play the mes: dim@icult musle pes i cost expression atid without \ | District of Ci \HUMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer. HANDSOME WALNUT PARLOR SUITE, UPHOL- STERED IN FIGURED SILK. FINE WINDOW HANGINGS. WALAUT MT. CHAMBER FURNT- TURE, PAINTED CHAMBERFU NILURE, MAT- TRESSE>, BRUSSEL= AND INGRAIN | ARPECS, BRUSSELS HALT AND STATE CARPETS. WALZ NUTMT. WALNUT EX! ENSIO: CHAIRS, CHINA AND "FURNITURE, RE- KITCHEN TABLE, WASH TUBS, WISTL ES, ke. AE AUCTION es SING, FLDRUARY NTY- SIX No. 1SU4 8 street uorthwest, commencing at TEN O'CLOCK, Isha I sell Jhe-vn ire contents, febQ2-3t ‘THOMAS DOWLING WALTER B.WIELIANS & CO. Auctionsers TRUSTER'S SALE OF TWO-STORY BRICK DWELL~ 104 T STREET NORTHWEST AND LOT 1sxl00 TO ALLEY, By v rue of adved of trust. dated Janna Iss .,and duly recorded fn Libs A 2 tol 875, et seq.. one of the land records fo District ef Columiia, and at the request of the party secured thereby, 1 wiil offer for sale. at public auction, in front Of the premises on TUESDAY, MARCH FOURTH, 1854, at HALF-PAST FOUR O'CLOCK P. M.. Lot Not twoi2), in George B.Coburn’s subdivision of square No, 3a. an Washinurton city. In said District, together with, improvements thereon, ‘ Termis of sale; One-third cash, of which $10) must be aid at time of sale, and the balance in equal payments: in one and two years, to be secured by purctasers notes bearing interest from f sale and a deed of tri on property suld to the satisfaction of “he trustee. Ce Vevancing and recording at purchaser's cost. Terms o! sale to be compli'd with in ax days alter sale, else tru-tee reacrves right to resell at risk and cost of pur- chaser in default, Teb@1-dtdbs F, HOLTZMAN, Trustee. rpaouas DOWLING, Auctioneer. CATALOGUE SALE OF ORIENTAL CARPETS, RUGS, PORTIERES, EMBROIDERIES AND SADDLE BAGS, To be sold at public auction, WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY axp FRIDAY, FEBRUARY TWENTY-SEVENTH, TWENTY- EIGHTH axp TWEN ‘TY-NINTH, 1684, ‘Commencing st ELEVEN A. M. axp THREE O'CLOCK P. M. EACH DAY, GRAND EXHIBITION MONDAY AND TUESDAY, FEBRURARY 25H asp 261TH, In the first floor of my sulesrooms. southwest corner Penusylvania avenue and Lith street, N.B.—The collection fs consiterrd the finest ever sent to this city, embracing new and beautiful designs, Fenn. CHAIRS, ) iS, PAINTING AMAKBLE-T0 HAIR MATTE . SER LIBRARY TABLES, BOOK ¢ TEA Poy WALNUT FINE, Be SUPERIOR CHETAL Mog vs BTS, MOQUE! sy EIS, &C. TOGETH. ¥ iS OF “hASEMEN‘, | EMBEACIN RITOVS REoU Site BILLIARD TA- BLE AS D OTHER EFFECTS. On MONi-ax MOKNING, FEBRUARY TWENTY- FIFTH, ist. at TEN O'CLOCK, [shall sell at resi- deuce No, 1403 K stieet, formerly occupied by the Late Hon. E.G. Ingersoll, the entire household effects, partly. BOF VALUABL ‘ON NORTH CAI DE STREE’ By of the s the District of Colunbis. pase on veuuber, 1883 (and mueided on the December, 1883," in equity. canse No | 8604, Doc. 25, wh ren the National Union Insurance company is plain iff aud Joln tr Tyler and others ere d: fendante, 1 shall sell. to the Lighest bidder, in front of the premises, FOUR O'C1 OCK FM, on WEDNES: SH, Thea. dots No. 1 (10), aud eleven tion uf Tot No, oue (1) in square No. sx Inmndred and thirty (630) according to the uetes and bounds, covenants, and conditions set forth and ncribed in the deed dt partition, dated beeen ber2¥, 1ST, entered into by aud between Andrew Wylicund May C., his wife, aud Margaret Helzel, and recorded with the Plat of subdivision ahnexed ii ber folio -—, Jand records. of Wa-hington coun unubia: also all that f said lot one Diatri tor One thira of the purchase m hry in eash. bed the balance in ‘wine Qraud cxuted Us) iuonthe irom tie dneref sale. Foe fheldeiermd p.giuents the purchaser orpurehasers shall Bive their notes demwina six (0) Ter cent terest ee Suman, secured by deed or dene of trust ou te Deeps erty yuiehased, “A depemit of fifty, (8:0) doliage on Sach lot mitet be made wlien the propesty. is, knocked Gown, “alleonvcyancigetatea recon of tie per, Shaser of purchaserm, JOHN C.HEALD: trustee, DOLE stzert terthie st. Jublic HIRD DAY OF MAKCH, Miu front of the premi: Slot u bered Hf y-seven Jeeubdivision of aquan? num ined anc sixty-six (366), taether wit the improvements theron. “this lot has front of eightee s (Is) fert on the west side of 8th street, and. uns Yuck with an even width oue hundred and five (103) feet, thedepti of the lot oan alley. ‘the. t “f sale are: One-third of the purchase money i nd the balance in two ejual instull- ents at 6x (6) am] twelve (1 nthe diay of gale, much deferred pa wt at the rate ob sixp percent por annum and to be « creed by the gine chener's notes and a deed of trust of the property, or all cash nt the option of the purchas or. A deposit of S100 will be required at the thine. fair and all conv: yancine to beat the cost of purchaser. If) the terms of sale are Roteomphied within tn days sale tho ‘Trustee reserves the right to te- property ut the risk aud cost of the defastttina : rustee, rdéeds RY SALE. wy : CaS ite of wilserce of the Supreme Cont? of She Dintrire ut Coltuubisy parse Sanur equity HL well, to Wwhest bidd: ry froutg: thiepremises the fol in Wariiuxton city, Db. NINTH DAL OF FEBR COCK BM. p Ta i a Fel ext TWENTY THIKLY re 5, bein for the sa uf om t steuraer af Somgh S fer tenet 0 cect 6 tcl os, West a use I street 20 fect 6 ing Un SAME DAY, at FIVE _Vurt of Lot 2. in Nquaress0, bestnning 49 feet 19 inches from the northwest corner e, binding on Vinnuls avenue 18 fet F feet, went tly 1B fect 7 inches and northeasterly 69 feet t> the becintitne: aud. <n SAME DAY, at FIVE-EIFTEEN O'CLOCK P My Lote 15 snd. 16, in Square 1001.” On SATURDAY, the FIRST DAY OF MAKCH. Tost. ut FUUK-THIRTY O'CLOCK P M., the w wthaifof Lot 4, iu the subdivision id half fronting 50 feet on south N st. sale: One-thint of purchase inoney in cal, fuudresidue in two equal payueits, e aix and twelve months with interest from day of mile, to besecun'd by approved notes and reserved! len. or all emeh. at option Durehaser. Conveyan jug. &c., at cost of purchas-r, Purchaser to ccunply w.th teruis of sale within ten days eq) north St fort re Tstree fmehes to the. bel ‘O'CLOCK F. Wea Dz Mex It's now undisputed that WEIDE METER'S CATAR- RAL CURE is the only treatment that will absclutely | Cure Catarrah, Dr. Wei de Meyer's “Treatise” with statements of symptoms by the cured, mailed free. D. | B. DEWEY & CO,, 182 Fulton street, N.Y. febt-m,w,f,33t as REMINISCENCES OF ROCHESTER. The Falls of the Genesee and Sam Patch’s Fatal Leap—One of ity Busi- | mess Houses and Its Great Magni- | tude. | Waterloo (X. ¥.) Observer. ‘The present floods, which are either devastating or threatenjng the country in every direction, are justly cause for apprehension. No matter whether they come suddenly or by slow dezrees, they are, in either case, a great evil and much to be dreaded, and yet America will always be troubled by these sping overflows. Probably ‘one of the most disastrous that was ever known oc- curred in Kochester, N.Y., about twenty years ago. The Genesce river, Just above the fala, where Sam Patch made his fual aud fatal leap, became completely blockaded by ice, forming an impassable dam, and ‘the water coming down the Genesee river over- flowed the principal po-tion of the city of Roches- ter, This catastrophe would have been repeated the Present year had not the energy and foresight of the city ‘authoriti-s prevented it, The writer happened to be in Rochester at that time, and was greatly interested in the manner in w ich this great catastrophe was averted. Every few moments a roar like the peals of thunder or ‘the booming of canuon would be heard, aud in order to see this ice-blasting process the writer went to the top of the new Warner building, which overlooks the Gene- seeriver. From here he was not ouly enabled to see the Process uninterruptedly, but alsothe magnificent build- ing which has just been completed. This is unques- tionably the finest buildins devoted to business and manufacturing purposes in America, being entirely fire- Provf, eight stories high, aud containing over four and ‘quarter acrea of foozing. Mr. Warner treated your correspondent very courteously, and inthe course of the conversation said: “We are doing a tremendous business and are far be- hind inouc orders. Tuis is the season of the year when people, no matter how strong their constitution may be, ferl, more or less, the pain and indispusition, the head- aches, colds, neuralgia, rheumatism, dull patna, ore throats, conghs—all the 1,001 ills that flesh is heir to come this time of the year, fat all It is natural, there- fore, that we should be very busy. This is specially true of our Safe Rheumatic Cure, and it is crowding us very sharply for a new remedy.” “Singular, but I had forgotton that you do not edver- tise to cure all diseases from one buttie, as is done gen- eraily by many other medicine men, but I supposed Warner's Safe Cure was for the cureof rueumatisin.” And so it has been: until our remedy which was es- pecially for rheumatism and neuralgia. was intr duced. have been three years perfecting this new remedy. ly frst taucht us there were certain powerful ele- ments in Warner's Safe cure, better known as Warner's Safe Kidney and Liver Cure, that made wo derful cures in chronte and weute rheumatism, but during our in- vstixation, we learned of a remarkable cure at a cele- brated springs, and put experts to investigate, and. fonnd that the springa did not contain any valuable properties, but the course of treatment that was being given there was performing all the benefit. By care fully combining the active principles of this remedy with our Safe cure, we have produced our Safe Rheu- derful, and Ido not doubt it will become as popular as cur Safe Cure.” » physician with his hundred calls and one hundred diseases, is neorsarily compelled to gucssatayrest deal, We are enablid to folluw up and perfect, while physicians can only xperiment with | their hundred patients and hundred diseases, With the | ordinary physician, the code binds him down, so that if he makes adiacovery, he is bound to give it to the other physicians, which, of course, discourages investiscation, toagreatextent, This is why the gre t discoveries in medical science cf Inte years have boon made by scientists and not by physicians, and it in @ measure acconnts for the ervat value of our remedies, also for the remarkable enccess of all those dectors who ‘@ specialty of one or two diseaaee.” “And you find that yon are curiug as great a number of people us ever before?” “Yes, afar greater uumber, We never gold so much of our medicine as now and never knew of $o many re- markable cures ‘The writer departed after the above int rview, but was greatly impressed, not only. by the sincerity of Mr. ‘Warner, but by the vastness af all he saw. Mr Warner’ medicines are used throughout the ent re leneth and breadth of the land, and we doubt not the result they are effecting are really as wonderfyl as they are related It te be, a _FINANCIAL. J. H. Souter «co, BANKERS, 1416 Pennsylvania avenue, LIBERAL RATE OF INTEREST ALLOWED ON ‘TIME DEPOSITS, Call or send for t.rms. INVESTMENT SECURITIES UNITED STATES LAND WARRANTS and TRADE DOLLARS boucht and sold at market rates, COLLECTIONS ide everywhere. fev19 Private Srock Tececrary Wines BETWEEN WASHINGTON, BALTIMORE, PHILADELPHIA, NEW YORK, BOSTON, &o. PRINCE & WHITELY, Stocs Broxens, 64 Broadway, ee 3WbFitth Aveiue,s New York, General Partners: James Whitely, Henry H. Dodee, H. Cruzer Oakley, Harry C. Logan, — Washington, D.C, Maynard ©. Eyre William R. Travers, Special Partner, BUY AND SFLL ON COMMISSION ALL CLASSES OF RAILWAY SECURITIES, Branch Office—£29 15th street (Corcoran Building.) H. H. DODGE, Resident Partner. Quotations of Stocks and Bonds ahd information re- TANTLY, direct from the New York Stock Exchange, | Allorders executed and r-ported PROMPTLY, $226 BANKERS AND BROKERS, Ro. 603 15th street, opposite U. 8. Treasury, Offer special inducements to buy or sell CRUDE PETROLEUM, either for Cash or ou Margin, Orricr or THE F: DO. Feb. Td, Notice fs hereby viven uit of MONDAY, FEDI EWENTY-PIFTHL thot, the sh wharf ti Wachee and the fisia stalls in ou 1 Georgetown Will be sold at pulse uct! for the vein of ote yrar trou Maren i 14d, us foliows: At TWO O'CLOCR P.M. on the pretulccs' sts fish stalis in Georgetown Market House to the bichest Bidder. ‘Terms canh, tn ulvance ‘Also, at FOUR O'CLOCK P.M, on tho same day, on B street, between 7th and 9th “streets northwest, in. front of the fish stalls of (Center)” Washinutou Marker allriehta aud privileges granted or allowed by th: laws Of the corporation of Washington to establish whan andslockw for the I nding, cleaning and sale of sh fa ‘he city of Washington, aud no whari or dock sliall be deernied elicthie nuless wituated "at sore point on the orth side ct the Potoinse river. between 1tirstnect eae din tie wey the Hires de is. Ouc hundred dollars to be paid on the day of ‘the resi:lue to be paid within five days from day Major of Engincer: U 5.4, THOMAS DOWLING, A ev] HAC By virtue of a decree of the Supreme Court of the, Dc. is fedaite, tte taulersi ed will cdler for vale. at puMtig auction, in front of the premuses. on TUPSDAY. THE TWENTY -SIXTH DAY OF FEBRUARY, 1664, at HALE FC RPM. all a bead as the south part of UN im square bumbered ove hundred and six (106). fronting Sreersedive an fet 8 at atest went, and extending third in -fx months, und one-third in tweive months ments at the rate of six (6) Rer ceutuns per an:.um, oF all cash, at the option of the purchaser, the deferred Anda deed of trust uj on the suid ral estate. be required as avon us the property te. bid: off: the pirehaser shall fait to comply with the term of wale within weveu (7) days from the: ay of wale, thaproperty Sil be Feelal at his isk and cont, All conveyancing at purchaser's WARD A. NEWMAN, Trnstee, 24d 45 street northwent, DUNCANSON BROS., Auctioucere. Ja19-dSds Sie Rg hE OL RAE HIS OF THE LATE ise rie ih gun harat, te Su dre Sua rie feblé-d&as EDWARD A. NEWMAN, Trustee. Javanese scnouns, rang era, tnd Decorative Pictures Jay Gould. 219th. mis from day of sale, or property” will be resold at hiscost THTOTS OF 100 SARRELS|GE MORN, sd ak (A deyonit de 480 94 tine of sale-ou hrst pusce eG a ee j _,Wemvite correspondence, Allinformation cheerfully DUNCANSON BROS,, Auctioneers, “feble-lora_| elven. colt ALE OF FISH WHARF PRIVILEGES, - S T. Bromu Bissor & Co. STOCK AND GRAIN EXCHANGE, | BOSTON, NEW YORK, BALTIMORE And 1831 F STREET NORTHWEST, Wasurnaron, BUY, SELL AND CARRY STOCKS, GRATN, PROVI- BIONS AND PETROLEUM ON MARGINS AND IN | LOTS To SUIT CUSTOMERS av KEGULAR NEW | YORK STOCK EXCHANGE AND CHICAGO BOARD OF TRADE PRICES. THE PUBLIC GENERALLY IS | INVITED 10 EXAMINE THE FACILITIES OF THIS OFFICE. CONSTANT QUOTATIONS AND SPOT CASH SETTLEMENTS, a5 Ross. J. Troms, BROKER 1x GRAIN, PROVISIONS, COTTON AND STOCKS, No. 613 15th St. (National Metroplitan Bank Building.) Orders to buy or sell, on margin or for cash, executed on the Chicaro Board of Trade and New York Cotton Exchange. Constant quotations iustautly received by direct private wires, ¥.P. SCHMITT & CO., Chicago correspondent, SAWYER, WALLACE CO., New York correspondent ‘National Metro References {National Metropotitan Bank, {Orders by Telephone Promptly Attendedto bY AND SELL U. 8 GOWT AND D. C, BONDS; BaetWisil'S GaSe? APR ‘other City Deposits recetved subject to check ‘Wepay SPECIAL attention to obtainine CORRECT en RELIABLE information rearding our various city ‘securitica, and ary prepared at all times to answer in- quiries regarding same, HARRY C. TOWERS & CO., ‘Banxens, Broxeus axp Ixsvpaxow, may31 1420 F STREET NORTHWES’ He TMPORTER AXD TAILOR YALL AND WINTER GOODS RECEIVED. Gentlemen who have had trouble in getting fittedand ‘suited are invites to call at the Fashion House, spl 2U1LPa. Ave, Washington, D, 0. matic Cure, aud the cures itis effectingare siraply won- | | | The TS, | took place this morniag. A speckal t USE eta Neues tale | the shart from Uniontown and returned with the | | iF | und 2d Edition. DEMOURATS IN COUNCIL, MEETING OF THE NATIONAL COMMITTEE. Latest Telegrams to The Star THE JEANNETTE OBSEQUIES IN NEW YORK TO-DAY. VICTIMS. ‘The Gallant Dead of the Jeannette. HONORS 70 THEIR RRMAINS—THR OBSEQUIES IN NEW YoRs TODAY. Naw York, Feb. 22.—Cotnpany C, of the sth regt- ment, of Hoboken, remained ail tight on guard over the remalus of the dead of the Jeannette ex- Ploring, party, on tue pet of the Mainburg Une at Hoboken. Bernard A. Collins, a broiuer of the me Leorologist of the expedition,'was also on the pier. Sortly” after daylight crowds of people began to gather on the pier, and squads of them were permitted to walk ‘past the remains for a final look. “The caskets Were in wouden cases and covered with the Tuneral palis that had been used at Orenburs. Distributed over the palis were the floral gifts that lad been sent from the muL etpalities, Soceties and individuals In Europe and New York. The flags in Hoboken, and on the ship- ping adjacent to te Hamburg pler, were at hast- Mast. Shoruly after 9 o'viock the tag’ Nina, from ti Brooklyn navy yard, ran up to the end of the dock. | She was under Comiand of Lt. Commander Barve who came on from Washington to take chang, ‘There Were on board of herLieut Commanders Hub- bard and Noel and Lieut. Berry, und John W. Danenhower, Chiet Engineer Geo. W. Melville, and the ‘seamen’ Ninderman, Noros and Lauterbach, Who were on the Jeannette. Lloutenants Harber and Schuetse, who brought the boilles from Siberia, were also present, When the tug was moored to the pler, the soldiers formed in two open Mes at, “present arms” before the gangway. A squad of sailors conveyed THR BOXES CONTAINING THE BODIES on board the tug. Each casket was wrapped In a union Jack, and On DeLong’s casket was placed his dress coat, hat and sword and the stars and stripes ‘The boat then proceeded to pler 1, North River, 10 this city. “She did not seem to be recognized by any. passing craft, and received no recognition from any. Here the vodies were carried to the dock, while & delay occurred pending the arrival and formation of the Various organtzatfons to compose the proces- sion. A great crowd of people was assembied at pler 1, which a squad of poitce kept in order. Oppo- site the hearses tur the bodies stood, in tastetully- trimmed Wagons, the oral tributes, conspicuous Among which was an elegant device—the offering of the classinates of De Long. Assembled on the Pier Were a squad of U.S. marines, the puplls of Ue school ship Su. Marys, the navy yard Dand, and, that of the 24 militia, of Brooklyn; the Herald club, 23d reglineut, wid C. S. marines All the Irish societies lu Ue ity, were represented. THE FUNERAL PROCESSIO: Shortly after 11 o'eiick a tuiuute gun was fired at Governor's fsland and the line was formed, ‘Th mounted po ni, ahd (he rest of the procession wa mander i. B, Robe- N., mitshal; Capt. E.. Meeker and Lieut, ». Stuart, U.S.N., aides; navy yard band; battaiton ne the eleven bi con- taining the ren of ad. were lowed by the vors of the expedition and the carriage containing Mrs, De Long and. her rehed one bunured s relatives. After these Then from the U, 69th regicnts ni talon “of 20% 60 oMicers of the colums of two: these betng consul general land, regular army iy and bavy in among om Bennett. pollee commisstouers, Kirn bowrd of supe flew of New EMsou, OF MES lt Advocite General He Miller, chiets of tl Tal Hanedek and Seer Russtan mntnister General Gresham, moore Upshur, of the nas3- ‘Whe different socteties “followed Among these were the metortsl comtn Army. of aud S New York Heruid LiF SCHOOL, NO. 15 4,000 1 wd of aldern, of Brook! Secretary Chandler, and Come 1n_ columns. Tiers 6 ers of the ler of Hibernidns, tollowed by a platoon of police on foot. ‘The march up Brougway and to and xeross the Brooklyn bridge of the building on Broadwa} were draped 1a mourning and Ue tags placed at half mast. X THE MARMIED MEN SURRENDER. Lospos, Feb. 22. —Eurl Granville has recetved a dispateh from the cl that only thos# of the garrison of Tokar who had Wives have surrendered to Osman Digna, The Temalnder are trying to reach Suakim, Gen, Graham, commander-tn-chiet of the pro- posed Tokar relief expedition, announces by tele- graph his arrival at Suakim, * He states that no re pert of the actual suricnder of Tokar has_yet been r ‘The troops Were being langed at Trinkl- Lat With the wtinost rapidity. r Again Rising. Feb, 22.—The Roanoke river, after falling two feet, has sacain commenced risin nut Js now 38 feet above the low Water mark. Still rising, and all of tue low grounds aluig te river are Sbmenyed. a The Uaight Tri Monnisvinte, N. ¥., Feb. 22 — Hygtit trial belug att'tn, and It be sary of Washinston’s birthday, th to-m0 sutn up for th betore Monday or Tuesil evidence in the tly Greely relléf expedition, and takes comma: Alert, the sloop of war which the Englsa g, nenUadds to the expodition, ‘The Theus Will sail for America mest Week Arrested on 2 Charge of Seduction. C1. Feb. 2.—An oftcer from Trenton, L with a requistt on Hiner, charged ai tound Hiner ibs the Cleveland ruber works, and 10.2 arrest per clita be tory window. Htule pe: jeaped our ot Tue detective tell a uis- Lance of forty-four feet, striking Ona Hat earon a road tra Wh. is feared that be is, Miner eseuped. Worcester 10 Have 2 Convention. Bosto, Feb. 22.—At a meeting of the democratic state committee noon Worcester Ww chosen as the tion to select dei atonal convention. holding the state cony sablarge to the democraue A Train Load of Mourners. FUNERAL OF THR VICTIMS OF THE LEISENRING MINE ENT TO THIS CITY, al of the TsO Pa —the Tunei victims of the West Lelscaring mine Dodles. “Four cars of the dead, and th: Three of the vietans wer Large crowds were special Services were hel ‘Athony tie miners a Tevuision of sentiment has, taken place during the Last twenty-four hours, and the til of the explosion being caused by degit- gence 3 now widespread. ‘The iecling ts very bit- A coumltive ‘of lngulry, represehting the sMcted famliles, has been organlzed to gather in- formation and present 1 before the coroner's In- quest. with relatives: ad. 1h the extreme, preset A Short Strike. Provescra, Pa, Feb. 22.—The coal miners of the Fourth Pool have resuined work, the operators ugrecing to pay tuem the district priee—turee cents perbusieh A Convention of Bicyclers. New Yous, Feb. 22.—The board of officers and delegates from the districts in New York, Pennsyl- vanla, New Jersey, Vermont, and the New England States, who are members of the American Wheel- men’s’ League, met to-day at the Grand Union hotel. ‘The meeting was the regular busivess one Of Ue learue, which 1s held every two years. About thirty inembers of the orgaization” were present. ‘Tie morning session was occupted tn the TecepUion of reports, Which were of an encouraging character. ——— On the Short Side. MONTREAL, Feb. 22.—. G. Geddes, a stock broker, ment. ‘The dificututes arose snort side of the speculation in ‘Liabilities, $20,000, Capitol Topics. ‘THR BONDED WHISKY PERIOD. ‘Mr. Morrison has offered in the ways and means committee a substitute for th bil! under discussion in the committee on the extension of the bonded whisky period. The substitute provides that the bonded period shall be extenged not exceeding two years from the date the taX Bas or would have fallen due. Tt further provides that such extension shall not be made tn any case unless anew ware- housing bond tn a penal sum net less than the Amount of the tax, und with sureties satistactory to the collector of the district In which the ware- house is located, shall be given, conditioned that the principal © Eamed in the bond | shall he tax on ts speci erein, End “elso interest ont such? tax at. the ute of 4% r cent per annum for the time of the ested te pears oye the nal entry of such 5; for via time for payment of the tax shall become extended under the provisions of the act are regauged for withdrawal from warehouses, the allowance for Joss shall be no more than 1s now authorized for a ‘warehousing period of three yeurs, and the tax and interest on the tax at the rate above named shall be collected also upon any excess of loss found upon such gauge at the time of the withdrawal of such spirits. ‘The committee will vote upon Ar. ‘Morrison's bill to-morrow, 2 ee ae Only two witnesses were examined yesterday by the Danville investigating committee. After Judge rar), Capt. W. P. Rol ex-pol justice of Dunviile, sorte did not see the riot, gave testimony in refutation of the Danville circt r. He Sims" speech a5 50 far from the truth. as to be un— worthy of notice. ‘The committee ‘adjourned until 10a. m, Mongay. Catholic chapel in the suburbs of Cork was wiecked on We night. The culprits are unknown, THE CONVENTION TO MEBT JUNE 2TH. The appearances at the Arilngton hotel this Morning, where the National Democratie Committee ‘Was to assemble at 12 o'clock, were rather Indicative Of the fact that the members of that Dedy aud the numerous throng of outsiders interested in the Meeting Were late risers. The efforts of the various delegations representing the claims of rival cities for the honor of being the meeting place of the hext convention were, however, prolonged to a late hour last night, and naturally some of these gentle. men were incilned to imitate the eafly bird. While the members of the delegations were Rors de com- Dafa £0.10, Speak those who had the pleasure of tg Interviewed by them Wi \- Har senraitions aud got was Wella C1 GCOS defore the corridors of the hotel began to fill up. SCENES IN THE HALLS AND CORRIDORS OF THE AR- LINGTON. By 11 o'clock the halls and corridors of the Ar- | Ington were thronged With groups of talkers, and the prevailing topic of discusston was the meeting of the committee. The Chicago men seemed to be confident of success, and talked m but with great apparent certainty. Moving about among the groups were Senators Fariey, Cockrell, Jones (Fla), Gor Represehtative | Reagan, ‘and others. Ohe of these gentlemen Was occasionally drawn off for a whispered cont in acorner, but asa rule they sat around, wall for the Umé of meeting and aj tly not disturb- Ing themselves with “little schemes” Gen. Hazeo, ‘Water. i Hi the signal officer, wandered into the hotel, moved about in the crowd like a fish out of Mr. James, of the customs division, owley, of the sixth auditor's office, and publican office holders were present, Dut stay long. CHAIRMAN BARNUM remained closeted 1n bis rooms upstaire, and re- ceived a large number of callers. He is in wretched health and 1s looking very badly. Senator Pendle- ton was closeted with him for some time this mor- ning, and after the conference left the hotel. The oMicers of the committee were not visible prior to the hour of meeting, and from outward appear- ances important conferences were going on in Chairman Barnum’s Toom. But, ag there was nothing special to confer about, the conclusion was, Teache hat the mysterious method adopted was more the force of habit than necessity. ALL BUT MEMBERS OF THE COMMITTEE EXCLUDED FROM THE MEETING. ‘The mysterious tactics of the last two days cul- minated when Chairman Barnum called the com- that not It dition south mittee to order and directed that all persons not British consul at Shakin to the | 1vi3 | rembers of the committee should retire. The out- | siders Were obliged not only to go out of the ruom, Dut to leave the hall and the adjotuing corridor. screen was driwn across the corridor, and Isaac | Ill, with a force of assistants, established @ boraie but mysterious system of communtcat- | WIth the committee, ‘The representatives of the Associated Press were not allowed to remain In the room. and, thelr representatives were informed | Gat the Committee had secured a shorthand writer, aud a official report would be furnished. | MEMBERS PRESENT. Alabama, Levi M.Lawler; Arkansas, Jno.J.Sump- ter; Caltfornta, Senator James T. Farley; Colorado, | | T.M, Patterson; Connecticut, Willlam H. Barnum; | Delaware, Ignatius C. Grubb; Florida, Sam’! Pasco; Geongla, George T. Barnes; Iilinols, Win. C. Gondy! Indiana, Austin H. Brown; Towa, M. M. Ham: Ki AS, Chas. W. Blur; Kentucky, Henry D. McHenry; | Louistan e Blanchard; Main Maryland, Outerbridge Horse: Frederick 0, Prince: " Michigain, : Minnesota, P. H. Kelley; Missis” | Missouri, John G.” Prath ting Morton; Nevada, Senator | Hainpshire, Alvah W. Suli N sev, Orestes Cleveland; New York, Abram | Newitt; North Carolina, Senator M. W, Ransom: | Ohio, WW. “Armstrong? Oregon, Senator Slater: | Lennsetvanias |Win. 1- "Scott: ichode Island, Mt z ntith Carolina, F, W. Dawson; Tehnes: see. Col. Looney; “iexas, B.S. Stockdale; Ver~ mont, BB. Smalley; Virginia, Repsentaiive R. . 8.” Barbour; West’ Virginia, Alex. Campbell; Wisconsin, Win. F. Vilas. | DELEGATES FROM THE TERRITORIES TO THE OON- | ‘VENTION. It was after one o'clock before there was any Indication revetved at the remote point where the outsiders were collected that the committee was till alive, except the constant running in and out of apronéd walters, bearing trays with glasses, Aboot this hour a rumor found Its way outside of | the mysterious regions about the comulttee room at it hitd been decided to allow the territories to send each two delegates to the convention, thelr admission to be decided by that body. ‘The Convention to Meet June 24th. After the question of the representation of the territortesin the convention had been determined by fixing the number of delegates for each territory at twoand leaving the question of thelradmissiontothe convention, the cominittee took under consideration, the time for holding the convention. ‘The dates Suggested covered a wide range, from the latter part of May to the early part of August. There Was considerable discussion, and many meni- bers expressed themselves "on this point. A 3 finally taken on the resolution Mr. Anustrong, of Ohio, that the eon | xention meet May 20h. ‘Tints was lost, by a vote of ‘The question then recurred on the date of ihe i7th of June, which was also lost, and then | upon the dite of June 2ith. This motion was | sdopted, by a vote of 23 to 15. ‘Thus fixing the time | of holling the convention upon the 24th of June. ‘The SU Louis delegation were fubllant when this was announced, as they regarded the cholce of this euriy date as favorable to ‘the prospect of their city as being selected as the plate of meeting. ‘The Rival Cities. ‘The committee then heard the arguments of the | representatives fromm each clty that ished to have the convention. Fach e!ty was represented by only: ». Cincinnatl was first heard from, through presentative Follett; Senator Vest spoke for St iis. Carver Harrison for Chi Stiviner Tor Saratoga, and Col Ward for more, When our report closed the committee were hear- r delegates trom diTereut cities, Ic ts Thowsht the committer will take a recess thls alternoon before selecting the piace for hold- ing the couvention, ‘THE ADDRESS FORESHADOWED. From conversations with members of the com- mutive a Stax reporter reached the conclusion that Une address of the committee will be very carefully guarded; on the tariff question particularly. It Will Invite all persons who favor retrenchment In publlc expenditurs, economy and honest adminis- tration of tie government to unite In the election Ss. As to the tari the declar:tion Will at taxation {S lald to meet the expenditures of government and that any deparcure from this rule iS undemocratic; chat the Landen of taxation should usted to the needs of the fovernment and to y the revenue needed and not to foster any 1 iuterests or henefit_any favored classes, 1 of the tariff declaration will be to avoid offending the protectionists and atthe Same ume to mucet the approval of the tariff reformers. ‘The Flood Sufferers, PROGRESS OF THE WORK OF RELIEF UNDER THE WAR DEPARTMENT. ‘The Secretary of War to-day recetved several tel- ‘grams relating to the floods on the Ohio river and. {ts tributaries, One from Paducah, Ky., says that Captain McGowan has arrived there, und that althouzh they have 3,000 people to care for they have supplles, for all A telegram from Gen. Beckwith, at Cincinnati, reports ‘the retur ot ‘Lieutenant’ ‘Taylor, al place on the river between fronton, with the Information ‘an abundance of food everywhere on the That the donations of the ent state have put the population beyond the want, food for some time to come. Gen. Beckwith reports that the river 18 fall and that ! the people are returning to thelr usual ev In response to a telegram from the mayor of dicpoks Ohio, asking’ ite cam use mouey aliotted to him by the government for the ‘of dw tgs, the Secretary telegraphed that the reliet was only Intended for the purchase of food, cl tng and other necessaries, and could not be for the purpose indicated. ————— The Plate Printers’ Ball, AN ENJOYABLE ENTERTAINMENT AT THE NATIONAL RIFIES' ARMORY. ‘The attendance at the plate printers’ reunion and ball at the National Rifles’ armory last night was | very large, and the occasion proved in every way agreeable. With good music, a program of twenty il arranged dances, kept the company whirling Tnth an cary hourtn the morstug. Bvery thing connected with the affair was as pleasant 23 | be desired, the detalle being admirably. conducted by fede laa ley, Peter Mocirr, = = = Molloy and W. C. McKenny; reception—artui ‘roall, D. J. Logan, Wm, Slocum, Eugene Bettes and Jas. R. English; master of Huck; floor manager—Peter McGirr; and assistants, W. O- Miller, A. J. O'Prey, E. H. Weish, ‘Charles . Fiuck, J-G, Spencer, G, W- Long. W.H Wad- Fox, @ington, E."E Moore, W. Nicholas ttiey, c.4. Patten; We G- ny, We Meuirr, A. Baker and J. B. Burnes. 5 those present were Mr. Cole, Mr. Among Be Swan, Mr. Milligan, Mi r, Miss ‘Mr. fia Mr Jolin Dallon, We C- Huck, Mish Dui Ass Spellman, Mr. Davis, wife and daughter, Mr. C. Wells and Miss Lite Miss Kate Schr Miss Khodla M. Thorn, Mrs. Woodward, Mr. i! J. Grady, Miss Mary Gaity, the Misses 138 Odenwell, Miss Joy, Miss Claudia M Mrs. Geman kee Se a eee Wi nD, re Miss: ‘Connell ais Mitchell, Mra ‘Miss Hance, Mins. Johnson, Miss Flynn, Miss Martin Miss Allen, Mrs Jondensdn, Miss Kelley, Miss Cox, Miss Knox, Miss MeGirr, Mr, and Mra Ulrich, Mir. and Mrs. Relley, Mr. Hunt, Mr. Clark, Miss Emma Mr. Sidcum, wife’and daughter, Mr. and Mra, Mr. Clarvoe, Mr. Lovelace and wife, Mr. Wile and daughter, Mr. and Mmm, Spencer, Mr. ‘Mrs. Grimes, Mr. Pattox. —_.___ ‘Mr. BURCHARD’s TERM OF OFFICR—Some ques- tion has arisen ag to the date of the expiration of the term of office of H. C. Burchard, director of mint A hfs term would into office until March next, Itis nation to that office ed between Morrison, Shebou e, with th chances iy ih favor of Payne. Me would be supported ty ¥ Mr. Tilden, and this while it ts doubt whether he could cafry Ohio, owing to the con- his banner) and quite Urroughout the coun’ marae bate oe F the reason eval Se oad 1 through the malls, When iufact Uadt Welk ib ulaited to two ounces for leeut Ail lurve ofiees | bet are filled with newspapers snd periodicals which | his wad to a healthy an are held for postage at the office of mal count of the full amount of postage not being pre- | Pald, In this office nearly 1.400 nollces are out dally to persons thro informing t Payne and Dorsheimer. A DEMOCKATIC SLATE MADE OUT AT THR CAPITOL TO-DAY—THE INPLURNCE OF THE “OLD TICKET. he thought the m: Stax. seems to me,” he sald, of the atin ir. Tiden’s The gossip at the Capitol to-day has taken aturm | It Was which seems to Indicste that the “oid ticket” ts | 824 from not yet dead and tt or cne of Its mak the democratic convention, Mr. Ho conversation With a STAR representative today Y of the delegates Would be tn favor of the old Ucket as the strongest that could be placed in the teid. Said, “his physical condition pr strain, and hie will consent to serve undoubtelly receive the nor “Do rou Think Ube old Ucket could be electear™ xed Tae “It could,” was the prompt reply. “It would beyond a doubt. be the strongest Uc De placed in the eld.” “Win the place of meeting have any effect upon the choice of the conventiou?” “Not tn the least,” said Mr. Holman, ‘@ tradition hanging about St. Louis in favor of the Old Ucket, Dut that docs not signif Wherever the convention 1s hel the nomination if he will accept i. Mr. Ells expressed the opiulon chat Tiden would Accept the nomibation, but that his intluc Wouldgive it to Paste. Hesuld that be had a positive assurance from some of and devoted friends that he would not under any clreumstances accept the nom: “should,” he We equal to the Mr. Tilden wilt et that could “There ts Tm oe Tost Intimate ation. “that the fight Hes 1d) and Payne, with the Party in Uhat state this year, would | give him the West and, of course, the south (tue is for any man Who has success Stamped upon | tuber with New York, Counccticut, Pennsylvauis. Tiden's strengil 4 1 think, wilt be turued | Qxgrto Payne. Payne abd Dorsheliner will be tue Proposed Postal Reform WHAT POSTMASTER CONGER SATS ABOUT REDUCING ‘THE RATES—HE ISIN FAVOR OF CHEAP AND UNI- | qeii} FORM POSTAGE. Postmaster Conger was asked by a Stan reporter to-day what the effect on the postal business would be of the ill reported from the House committee ‘00 post offices and post roads, by Representatt! Bingham, providing for the reduction in the cyst of | Postage on hewspapers Mr. Conger stated that yt | ble, if ans Would have a very beneficial effect on the Washiink= iy On all other Large offices, spinion seemed any ewspaper © ‘on ac postage, on ace count of being only partiully prepatd, and the adoption of the bill reported by Mr. Bln ina great measure do awar with | im property atiending to tuts work. “You are in favor of incres XetY | that letters weight | cents, ofthe ; | Matter of the t¢ he 101 Chie: " rea ‘sent by him for the monun Dusiness, tue board of oiticers Tor the past year Were re-elected. A cOMMUILtGe OF five Ww consideration tie subject mei soclet: Kell From | on or. [we fewer siops. two-horse cars. head teh 2 os Q ue es P re proof-sheets an the same; and ail mat matter, maled by otwers tan the pubi ews agents, Upon Which the posta: cent for each four ounces or fractiv Thal all other matter at present peruiltted lo" pass Urouch the mulls vy law should’ be embraced Jaes With a postage charze OF one cent for each Uwo ounces, “This would ¢ Teasonuble rate of postage and a U cation upon which optnion amoug postins Which matter bei THE Nation, of this city. just such a hanks of the sockety of State, to the king of $ celebration of the the number of and starting. to be confined tn Atlanta ; a rou can couned i are ‘OU LUI Uhird-class sb rth rs yurthi-cliasss” id be one Ounce publishers shi manuscript copy ter entered ere could be UO di ged, and they would ized Wo refuse Untid-class rates Wop Wiilch are nol entered at some pest o2ive Ond-class matter, exc ath W ig the welght, so ug one ounce nity besent fortwo usked the reporter. “My viewWS in relation to the cuany ie in mall matter are sutsta sald Mr. Conger: “I beileve that th | Of finst-class’ matter shiv which We postage should be two cents: ond-class matter should the exeption that 1 think the law changed so that | place’ on ali publications of th. sentered as. second-c Re Of rates of ally these,” it of wetg, ui t “to | Borse's back, 17% hands high. shoul ulred. ACCRA ANY Ig Second-outss Ushers or Duld be ome: thereof; and a erekce Of chiss 10) author cations Saco to uy pL books, leaving etrowans, Pauphiets, merchandise, and ali otuer matter Al —— A Building Dedicated. L CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION TAXE POS- RESSION OF THEIR NEW QUAKTERS. go: ex-Senator Pomeroy, of UUs cits; dent J° Blanchard, of Chicago, and Mr. E. D. It was agreed to commence U Ucation of ‘a newspaper, a3 an iu this city, and its pubiteation Will postbly be commenced’in a few weeks A cash capital of $25,000 hes been subscribed for the purpose Senator Pomeroy, In his remarks, spoke tn rela- | tion to the political prospects of the new American | prohibition party, and expressed huuself a4 san guine that the einergencies of the times needed faud Uat Its Success Would be Mr. Stoddart spoke of the business matters con- nected with the concern, aad Mr. E. D. The future character and management of te Lew -n. ev. D.C. Martin, of Indiana, made the dedi- catory prayer. A meeting of tke National Christian association Was held to-day to dedicate their bultdiug, at No, 215 43 street, the deed for the lot and improve ments having been formally turned over to the trustees. Mr. F. W. Capwell, of N. ¥., presided, with Mr. SA. George, of Ohio, as secretary. Ad- dresses were made by Mr. J. P. Stoddard, of B: organ tor the ———— The Washington Monument. Lo represe Wyoming. “nt w ya lunel, the gent appot i ‘nt of compieling Us It DeXt year, and Lo report ala future meting of the secicty. Gen. Dunu having tend A MEETING OF THE SOCIETY TO-DAY—STEPS TAKEN | 0 CELEBRATE THE COMPLETION GF THE SHAFT A meeting of the Washingto Was held at Gen. Dunn’s residence to-day, the mem- bers present Veing Mr. Corcoran, president; Mr. King, secretary; Mr. Edward Clark, Dr. DP. B. Gen. Dunn, Col Berret, Judge Cox, Dr. and Dr. Tuner. A stone was accepted for Insertion In the monn- Jt Was directed that be sent, trougia tbe Se Monument Society at for the st Alter some farth nted to take Into Cay be a pty ned the members of the on Tetuatned (0 mo With Otaers Invited. “Among the guests were Sen: tor Brown, Col. Casey, Najor Lyde ~ Judge James, Judge Buth Mr. Ki, Mr. Harvey and Nir. Mc sudo Judge Wait os ——— A Word for the Bobtail, the New York Graphic, fares or ‘let, them rhes ever ene angemenut {or getting change? 1s it not almost ‘OF OWL CE a crowded "Di one-horse car, carrying half the passen, two-horse car, st: The ofa just half so often to take thet Phere are, therefore, Just halt #FAEARA Jonts caused vy stopping it one-borse cars were used exch sively on any road there would be at least double the number of them, und hence the time lost in for a street car would be Glminisied oue- could make better thane, because of ‘took hold of sald: ks truth “of See them on you. Lift me up on your u vu he crowd of violently, ‘at his persous surrounding ‘hot fepress thelr tears. “At length the train rolls up, the murderer was taken from bis weeping Eathlly, aud Was soon on bis Way to awalt bis terri ‘They are seldom so crowded as the A CONDEMNED MURDERER'S CHILDREN'S PiTROUS APPEALS POK THEIN FATHER'S KELEASE. A telegram from AUanta, Ga, February 18, says: | John Thomas, convicted in the Campbell superior court of the murder of Lindsay Weaver on Christ- masa year ago, has just been sentenced to be hanged on the 11th of Aprilnext. He was onlered Jail until the date of the While waiting forthe train at the rali- ‘station In Paltaetio is wife sat by him, her his breast, children were gathered hands and begging hima not to go. al of them noticed the steel manacies His three jeugth on lils them, and, pulling them vigor- at have you these on for?” trying to pull them off, ignorant Wily they were Uuere.. to release him, the child appealed pit Please take off these ugiy things I ‘Take them of 80 tide ime the other children joined in the ap- could vd and many thavor Manitoba Threatens to Secede. ‘From the New York Herald. ‘The delegates of the farmers’ union, of Winnipeg, ‘Man., have returned from Ottawa. Their memo- Tial to the government, requesting redress of the grievances under which the people are suffering, Fecelved no attention. They report that nothing ‘Will be conceded by the guverament. The people at ‘Winnipeg are greatly incensed at the government's advocate open rebellion. The of the farmers’ union has called a conven- to meet March 5, at which the whole north Will be represented, und decisive action Will be Feelings of intense are ex- ‘on all sides at the action of the government, 's mission to Ottawa nun clessdfl- | party, | alley as to | | Clark. | Weiling | rure escaped notice, per | and found that the Isthe Dethumped Yovtall car never to have a! smd Frestytaian chiar | bearing? It needs none, tf the re: Joyed the gliding motion of the light, jaunty, grace. Tul one-Lorse cars that have been cunulng for many years on New York avenue in Washington city. | ‘These cars, With their skeleton wheels, so light Ui the end can be lifted with one hand, zitde alone if on Ingia-ruvber falls Itthere tsa more o, pletely comfortable car tn the world than these the Writer, after an exhaustive search, luis not found one. But you must pay your ture yourselt or hand it to another passenger! Well, how Is It in the Broadway omnibuses, which you extensively p, Urontze? “Was there ever a worse arr: peying, possible to get | Uviug of any emilog Supposed Tragic Death of Salmi New Yorn, Feb. 22—The body of @ found in tue Nori fiver to-day by Te was that of 4 man siRty Pape, which were his pemwon it ig euraitend ho iS Saumi More, the famous author of “Passton Play,” who made an unsuccessful to produce the play tn this cty. The Investigating the nowt cr. Alexandria Notes, TRE CWARGES Avar counsel for Judge N ms : if sha i ad by a committer were withdrawn, Judge When such a communication was made t0 GHent the latter indignantiy rejected 1, Reronren’s Noves —Alexandriats full today—@e the B24 of February.— here will be @ Dall at te Braddock house to-nicht—A lad named BUR broke Lis collar bone at the house of BIR Price yesterday this clty to becom The corn exchange, publi closed to-day day and w oMices and schools ae DoS) Lune S. Cheshire died yester buried “tomorrow. be News Mricts, About 50 Lives were lost tn event cyclone, and an equal were Injured. "Two millstones were mow by the wind, aud the feathers were chickens. ‘The farewell ton to John E. Redmond aut tam K. Redmond, members of {he Engst pag- it, Was «IVER List nizut at Cooper fastl rk, Under the ausiices of the trish Sasiowal League. Jesse Harper, secretary of the national, labor committee, will call » national labor couvention fo nominate candidates for dent and Vice President, ty be beid ia Ludiauapel ie May 3. Plecgiomini, who was an operatic sensation » this colintry & quarter of a century ach, le LOW ae. oid woman tn very destitute citrumstanoes, jthe New York Sua's, fund fur the eneht of te ow of Dr. John B Woud, Jourusllsy, Low aggnee ates $1,605, _ —— - How to Convert Sceptics. From the Rochester Post-Express The conversion of Colonel Robert G. Ingersolt Seems possible with the tuinimum of cost and trowe confidence 18 to be reposed tn an adver- Usement tn The Shrowd, whieh anno Uve “Ant-Sceptic Fiutd and Pur to be done, apparently, ts to corta seeptic, Initoduce the ‘nozzle Y though Teluctant lips, and pu cent SANL-Soeptic him (il of that Fluid,” witch will restore Delleving frame, The Longest Three Jumps, nt | Frown the Sin Antonio Times. ushout the United States, | rin of matter “held for Considerable Interest centered ta the J er between George Hamilton, the champion of ould ‘2° Country, and Dick Smith, the amateur of our elabor required | ity, at the Springs yesterday afternoon, The Wager, $100 a side having been deposited, Ume was called, he 0 ANIONS Were Tad as follows {kon to allow smitté an Ww have lve tras The 40 feet and Ganches, Hantiton’s best Jury L's best Jump, feet aud 6 Inches, Delug a te (ue bet was declared Off, r this, Hat cave an exidition of Bie Sakti a ted Standing leap over @ Special Car for Nuisances, From the Burlington Hawkeye. “All passenger trains should have one cattle cut and colupel every man Who chews Whacce to nde init” “And they should also Laul one Mat car,” sald the cToss passenger, “for the fresh alrwoman who always Insists on ke She would sit on a stab seat on aud breathe ashes and cinders t ely Box pen grated cag soul's content. § “ar.” sald the tail ho whisties | ‘The them and sit and her flagers, anil thes didnt know, and the Tew Wid be happy. hd a Kalyraa7o vweioely senger, “for the man who drutas his feel evers thue the tr: on the Woudtex suddenly ceased favorite overture with lls bec had worked his knees on express ime for 48 continued the fat passenxer, without apy notice anything, “he migut be able to give hls 8 Facation of two oF Wares Lours.” “And occasionally,” Ube m:n on the woodbor said, leaning forward to gaze earnesuy Into the stove, “they micut put on Barnuin's Jumbo car for ‘he Mian Who always has to tide over Uke trucks fear of springing tl ‘ ‘There Was an CubarTassing stlence of a minute of two, When Une fat passenger suid something about refrigerator cars for the than who was Loo fresh keep ina day couch, and then everybody began ‘spect, abd so the Cotuulttee ose und gusty atone ee 80 the ¢ 8 Une house adjourned. Economizing im Living. ‘From the Clicago Journal, ‘Sald the railroad magnate: “Times are close and I must economize." “Not in your living, I trust?” querted a friend. “Ah, no,” replied the large shareholder; “not in my living, but im the +" Saud the fat pase Son the Door with stopa.” = ! I en” a ‘The Iesearches ofa Pennsylvania Eé« From the Chambersburg Valley Spirit It is believed by us that there are but four wordé tm the English language ending with dous, and these are printed here for the first time Uhis even. ing, so for'es we know, “The words are: ‘Tremendous. Stupeadoys, Hazardous, Ampulpodoug. Tue Carve Dest mentioned we have seen we London Dai given ws, Uul he fourth has heretor ‘The four named, we Believe, SopmotNps.— Clifton Wade ive fruta Missurl Justice for Over & Kobert Cunutuings tn Monroe county, to Waxahatchir, Texas, and offered Suspicion Wasaroused and Obe mag yLber Taaking his es: r. Blood. PUL Upon is track, the oMlcers follows Not far from the town Huey overtook Use dogs: putes had kt Che dean, miu ing kis body in a terri) pancer. From & Photograph tn possession of one of the afficers the wok Was identfed as Uke notorious CHT Wade. MARIE Eg. BrCK_Mo In thiseity, mast. 1% Bev DW Fauter, JAMES HOPKINS BECK and Slew LIZZUE L. MONGAN. Loih of Washiasten, * ORAEMF—BAXKT! Oo Aruacy ist, as Rey Dr Hunticy. JOHN K.GRALME to HAT?! BAXTER, both of Weshinston, bc. . complete the List, hes been year. He Two men went horses fur sale. Was arrested, 1 hounds we ing. HOOVER—BUCKEY. On Feb uary 21, 1986. at West Uy ew, Me Nowra, W, BARTLETT BOVE of Baltimor, to Mine ALIC BUCKEY. dauchior of Clarks A Duchey,esgs of Wasidneton, D.C. P st PTELSON CATR. Tn thiscity Thursday. Pebra- ary 21. Usd. at the idence of the brid". parents, WAL- VER BROWN PATTFRSON cad NeLile BMANCES: CATE, both of Wastington . CHIEDS. At North Fairfield, Obto, on Fs 14 KHUDA L, wie uf Win E-clulda in bee ninth year. DECKMAN. On February 2st, 1884, 1. W., $C oUE Wsnd Mcrwerctea Deckman, aged 8 pcan oy Funmral from his grandmother's residence, 128 B st. foutlwest, ou Saturday. February 24d. at 2p Lives a. d triunds are apectfully Invited to. ATTON. Ou Friday February 22 ska, after # short dine WILLAAM Ee HALOS, aged aint scenes years ant eleven aio ‘Funeral wil: tak place Sunday, Fe 24, from Moi AorHon House, at 2 o'clock B are ‘se ES MINES. On Thursday, Feb. 2iet, 1894, at 445 p.m» MESSE EVA BUSES, Fomusest daughter of Joba Be Linas aed twenty amie Funeral serviow at Cricn ME church, Twentieth qurost tear’ Peaimylvania evans Sta Felenacy ath, at Circe Chock i i, idsuves ood frends ate resjectfuiiy invited to sited Ey 4 JOUNSON, Iu New York city, on February. Mire © atAttOs JON SCS, witout Capt AW Sohe: som, C8, Ne Faneral tervices from the Church of the Eptphany on 5 taut.st Span Kelatives and friends are invited to be presat. . MOORE. On y. Fel Friday, February: W. MOORE, aged thirty-elirbt yeara ueral from the'temllesncy of Me elvan NO, 25S eh. rd 3 Veloce pereet borthwest, om Saturday, 61 iuscant, at Pe. Kalu and the late N. B. Wi after Painful Lines, in the twenty-ninth year uf his mer, Funeral fro the house, 509 street southeast, Sunday. at 2:90 pan Eftends) aud ‘quested to attcud’ “Interment at UNDERTAKERS. J ‘& ZUKBOKST, UNDERTAKER, ‘© S12 Pennsylvania avenue northwest, Low prices and prompt services. ND MNTR RE, ve care a arerouila. ave. James BELLEW, (LOCAL CATHOLIC BOORSEL- der for past 2” years), Undertaker, 711 7th street, US RROCA ISR US ame eae "A ETHUL ROONPY & CO, PROFESSIONAL EM. A aiiners and Undertekers k fuih Cur wanton, Divo: Renungiveuta wremss mg ‘Lew stock of Durial robws and caskets.