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al AUCTION SA LES. HOUSEF RNISHIN GS. _ ‘TO-MORROW. WPHEOMAS DOWLING, auctioneer EXECUTORS SALE_OF VALUABLE IMPROVED AL ESTATE IN GEORGETOWN. {he Te wer and authority. i we vested <8 Lia Davis, d » WEDNESD. uM. at HALP-P. « 2s Beal's ua sor Teme and d twenty leet to yp erty oaipitest y will ber be iuie, at the risk atid costs of uuveyaner aud record malting: coer. fag at purchaser's cost FRANCES RB, R, bre IbABeLLA HAGNEL feld twas executors, SALE IS POSTPOYED ON AC. runtil WEDNESDAY, TWELE UE « hheur aid place. tere ap fount of the wos MARCH, 1s 3. Anctioncer. FURNITUR) PAIN LING, SL rpuomas powris MAHOGANY Parton #HAVINGS VN: Porrezy Asp Poncenax. SLASSWARE and EDDY'S CELLBRATED KEE) fates DDY'S CELLERATED KEFRIG- Warr Furers LACE KITCHEN UTENSILS. Tor Averareas ¥ ‘EI DE MEYER FINE PLATES, WATER rm 1 te now undisputed that WEI DE METERS CA- fowersery — Yeeerronr e ICE PITCH! ThA SESS, FINE PLATED WARE ly cure Catarrh—fresh or chronic. “It is a marvel, Rey A.P. Fries, Cairo, N.¥." “It restored me to the pulpit, Rey. George E. Reis, Cobleville, N.¥." “One box radi- cally cured me, Rev. C. H. Taylor, 140 Noble street, Brooklyn.” “A perfect cure after 30 years suffering, J. D. McDonald, 710 Broadway, N, ¥..” &o., &o, Thousands Sole Agent for ROOKWOOD POTTERY, AMBERINA M. W. BEVERIDGE, No. 1000 Pennsylvania Avenue, fenis TRETCHERS, 5 EEPERS. ‘ CHIN’, GLA of testimonials are received from all parts of the world. cuaete Delivered, $1.00. Dr. Wel De Meyer's “TREATISE,” GEO. WATTS, het. Sdoors abuve Penn. ava, $228 a with statements by the cured, mailed free. D.B. Dewey Leaven STUDENT LAMP, & Co., 182 Fulton street, N. X 415-6,t,th,398 NICKEL PLaTZD, wire PEVATE EXHIBITION, TO-DAY, MARCH 11, 1884, A GALLON SECURITY OIL, AT S'P. M. THE PRESIDENT AND BOARD OF MANAGERS oo oon ‘OF THE & 0 & & 0 WO N. ¥. “SOCIETY OF DECORATIVE ART” COMA ed Have the honor to announce an EXHIBITION ana SALE OF EMBROIDERIES, &c., in Washington, to be held at ._ “THE RICHMOND,” Corner H and 17th streets, On WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY and FRIDAY, March ih, 13th and 1th, from 10 until 6 o'clock, under the patronage of Mrs. Pendleton, 3. W. SCHAEFER, CHINA, GLASS AND PLATED WARE, Counteas Lewenhanpt, YAHOG- LAIR WALNU’ TABLES 3 GLASSWALE, PI LEP WAKE. 1 MARCH FOURTEENTH, sell the theaust cor ara) TH MAS DOWLIN N MT. PLEASANT $f Raton of, the Land reords of Mt. Pleasant aye th street road, with h; the remainder in one LARK, Surviving Trustee SS DOWLING, Auctioneer, VERY. FOUR-PIECE SUIT. UPHOT- 4 ELGSNT_ ROCKER HANDSOW S. FINE Hal THER WITH A CARGE 8SSORTMENT OF GIAEHAL HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS, AT AUC- ‘TION. Axs0, ONF. FAMILY CARRIAGE. On THURSDAY " MORNING. MARCH THTI- + at TEN O'C.OCK, in front and within is, I shall a lane: collection of Purtics farnishing should give this on, THOMAS DOWLING, Av Rees oer rayay, ‘Real Estate Suc AN AY ‘AND a PPP U G. LS Ber MARCH ¢ A. Suenier, per sonnioes. by vitae 68 Bo coat, KINPLING ana e vv hn. week duly te ls = STOVE WOOD, Offices: 1114 Pa. ave,. 328 Pa. ave., cor. 2th and K sia.n wes Depot and Sul Virginia avenue sotthwest, 143 B st, uth NEW YORK; also EXPENSI¥ Unsnrpassed facilities sur the evunuuse uaudling oF FUEL of ali kina, Mr. Blaine, Madame de Risendecher, 435 No. 1020 7PH STREET NORTHWEST, | Mr Vaneroft Davis, Miss Frelinghuysen, Mrs. Robeson, Miss Beale, ee Mors. Sanford, Meigs, 1 > Adniission 25 cents. Great Repvcrioss BOARD OF ManaGrns ov THE SocreTY OF DECORATIVE ™ ‘ART, 28 East 2st Steer, N.Y. HATING STOVES Paestpent, ove Goods, snd not wishingte MRS. WILLIAM T. BLODGETT. 1 WE W Vice Pursrpents, oWelebrated | Mes. H.G.de Forest, ‘Mrs, William 'T. Bridge, pil be sold atcost, A‘latesto: | Miss Robbins, ‘Mrs. Benjamin ¥. Corlica, os Ee jas and Kauges, Latrol ‘Maa Ws JENKS Mrs. F. P. Rinnieut ASTER Bee Bksvton tren” Med. Me Warerbuiry, Mrs. August Bmont, Mrs. William 8. Hoyt, Miss Potter, ‘Miss Alice Hamilton. mbill-8t _ WOOD AND COAL AND INVIGORATING. eetand Potomiae river. ieb6-6m GOOD, CLEAN COAL (Aud the Best Quality of KINDLING WooD, Go to JOUN MILLER. Offices—1420 New York avenne novtliwe af si Those who may wish to purchase, either as a deliciou beverage or for medicinal purposes, an unadulterated Whiskey, are invited to make a trial ot the celebrated nt sn if Coan: W OoD!! bia JOUNSON BROTHERS BERD Ee gem emg, ryrpen ay WHARVES AND RAILROAD YARD: Boe tee ee % RF NNN Twelfth and Water streeta southwest, uv P P EeER & 7 EEEN NN BRANCH YARDS AND OFFICES. 1202 F etreet northwest: : WHISKEY. ‘Thts Whiskey, npon an analytical examination, has proved to be FREE from Fustl Oil, and indeed of any*| of the modern ingredients which ure used to give & fictitious age and flavor to this popular drink, i112 th street northwest, Comer dd and K streets northwest, 22] Acuusylvanie avenue southeast, LARGFST PRIVATE RAILROAD YARD SOUTHOR WHAKVES, giving na COAL DELIV S' SALE. OF VERY VALUABLE IMPROVED | ES YOR SALE BE SINESS | PROPERTY PUSITE CENT We deal only in best quaiities of ANTHRACITE and JORENWELL, ASD THES LOL on | BIECSMNOUS COAL EROWNING & MIDDLETON, STANDS." AM kinds of WOOD, eitheria (Le stick or prepared :> of three deed be ate: at ott BARBOUR & HAMILT 3.B. BRYAN & Bio, clory. CLEAN COAL, FULT. WEIGHT AND MEASURE, ies south from the | thence wet cighty eight orth ward!y w 7) iuchis to the line of hard Smith, trustee, on thenee eastwar Descinnine, to aprowens aL wispectien of our stuck. | QTEAMER MATTANO LE, SS WHARP every SUN on Mondays, Wedne=d y50, | Prune delivutes aud prices us low as duel cau te fae! ~ | itehedt, wepls c.C, BRYAN, f | ee 1 ¥ BL WHEELER, ices Coa Aso Woon. POR Saker, Isst a . A THOS, A. ROVER, all that Or Deh NM ZGER & BRO. BEALL & BAKER, JOHN I. MAGRUDER, 4. C. ERGOUD & Co. mumers respectfully uyited -» STEPHENSON & PRO. +. wharf and 12 Wasursatom, D, wim. for Mattox Crock, retmening stopping at in H. & A. W. CATHERWOOD, termediate Landings vol etnrning, alley way © i three (3) feet front by depth of Also to ches at Grind ‘wh uudays and Tues- said pat STE for the use of sald pert of | ase down and Wedursdaye up, ant Chapel Polat ard : Regan the property sidvinin= i¢ on the north Brent's whart Thursday's down and Mondays aud Wed- PHILADELPHIA, iu cash; mm day of >a ory notes of Inet, werntced ob thief y w undersized trustes, of all caah, at the option of rarhaser. ‘Terms of wile to be complied with in . stews remerve the richt of defaulting purchaser oper to the trnatees. A. al is accepted. 5 | Rescays up. Freghts received daily. = 6. T Jo STi FRIDA’ field Harbor each way. feb9-3m_ SOLE Proprretors, . Avent, febl8 ‘7th Street Wharf, HE U.S. MAIL LINE TO NORFOLK, FORTRESS MONROE AND THE SOUTH. ‘The popular stcamer GEORGE LEAR ARE every MONDAY, WEDNESDAY aud | .Jn.. stopping at Piney Point aud Coru- ExcInsive couse i jn with the Boston and Providence | earuel Freicit received daily until 4 ‘ BANKER 1416 Pennsylvania avenue, LIBERAL RATE OF INTEREST ALLOWED ON TIME DLPUSITS Marc at TWELs { street north. One-third cash, and the balance in two i che aud tu In ite own bnitding, Proot Vanits, at prices vai | wing Vaults, Provided for Safe-renters. | VAULE LURKS GvARDI Call or send for terms. INVESTMENT SECURITIES. UNITED STATES LAND WARRANTS and TRADE DOLLARS bought Mat inarket rates, COLLECTIONS made everywhere. feb19 ROE. SOUT! Fafrand Elegant Stean: Fare 50. cents, JANE MOSELEY. nis. Meals served of the European Ptea | WEDNESDAY an FRIDAY, 2t 5200 mn. RIVER LAND Piavare Sroce "Texzcrara Wines Steamer “1HOMP- leoxes MONDAY, WEDNE TURDAY, cuts.” For intormation apply at Gewo! ioe, National Metropolitan Baik, Gs 18 strack at boat, toot of éth stre ce GhoMig Paitiars, "arene woop. scala Raed Superintendent. Becretary. | | WASHINGTON, BALTIMORE, PHILADELPHIA, TEN Seccrity oi : TEESE 1 ot Loss By Bercssny, NEW YORK, BOSTON, &o ROBBERY, FIRE OR ACCIDENT. _ THE NATIONAL SAPE DEPOSIT CUSIPANY, cf Washington, PRINCE & WHITELY, Stock Broxens, 4 Broadway, ) wow ¥ AG FIth Avenue, New Kor, TREET, AND New Tonk Avy. Sharter, uct of Congress January 221, 1887, $290,000 + Company rents Suton, fimde Imrelar eying from THooute ‘aud ‘Desks au: General Partners: Henry H. Dodo, James Whitely, Harry C. Logan, William R. Travers, Special Partnor, 3. Cruger Oakley, orting to Bize aud local ED BY SHE SARGEN IME-LOCK, ina AL AND 81 ~~ COMM SECURITIFS AND VALUA: BUY FLL ON COMMI: iON ALL CLASSES of (OCKS, Pi pronrhaso ios, ymeluding Paes = oe ELUATE OF RAILWAY SECURITIES. trust of the prope ELEY %, &e.. taken for KEI on Trai upon he | srECIALG NANT HE at the Loweat Katou Branch Office—639 15th street (Corcoran Building.) fen days the prop rty wil he ratwetaad and mold at | BENJAMIN P. SNYDER, President, Ge: risk and cost of the defaulting purchases: CHARLES C. GLOVER, of Hees & Uo, Vice President AOC. BHADLEY, Trnatee, Lenmsiana ave. L.w. I Estate Broker, ‘t Rorthwent. PROVED 8 3 ) FRAME Hows D142 AND 1425 U ST RE! 1X T LAWEASON [t1GGs ALBEI! Uargams in Dry Goods, Lad) 2 yuh up. Teaaurer. ‘B. H. DODGE, Resident Partner. YL. STUBIEVANT, secretary. &. E. Nomuin, Anat. Sooty, Charles C. Glover, Lawrason Ricks, Henry A. Willard Allert L. Sturtevant, John 'F, Rodgers, John G, Park Benjamin P. Snyder, Quotations of Stocks and Bonds an@ information ra- arding the Markets received throuzh our wires IN- STANTLY, direct from the New York Stock Exchange, All orders executed and reported PROMPELY, — Ja26 Rosr. J.‘ HERZOG, 313 PENNSYLVANTA AVE. N.W.,FOR- emerly at 308 Sth street norty fers the greatest ies 8 utlemen’s Fur- dle Children’s Dresses, &e, isfied With srall ces from 230, uy wake, from 25c, up, i nishiiacs, Bendy HOMAS, BROKER IN GRAIN, PROVISIONS, COTTON AND STOCKS, smnoney. | No. 613 Ith St. (Natioual Metroplitan Bank Bailding.) the best | Orders to buy or sell, on marsrin or for cash, execite’ rie, | on the Chicago Board of ‘Trade aud New York Cotton | Exchange. Constant quoieueus dustauiiy received by direct private wives, y bi est tur the money. A ew PatterLs, Just received, Leaul :ZOG, feb1$-hn No. $13 Peunsyivame ave. 0. w. UNDERTAKER: JAM PL SFINDLER, SNISHING CSDERTAKER L100, eet northwest, near T @ BOOKSEL- Visarrs Canoes F. P. SCHMITT & CO., Chicago correspondent. SAWYER, WALLACE & CO., New York correspondent, (National Metropolitan Bank, on, Janes B. Bock, {Orders By Telephone Promptly Attended To,) n7-6m T. Bucuixn Bisnoe & Co. STOCK AND GRAIN EXCHANGE, BOSTON, NEW YORK, BALTIMORB IMPORTER AND TAILOR * References FALL. AND WINTER GOODS RECEIVED. Gentieauen who Lave lad trouble in getting ittedand suited are d.viiew W call at the Fashion Howse, sepl 2221 Pa. Ave. Washington, D. PUREST IN THE COUNTRY. And ‘They speak for themselves, 1881 F STREET NORTHWESE. Imported Pure Olive Oil on draught. Wasunxarox, €20 Om Stanger Noxtawest = Washington, D.C. Maynard ©. Kyre | | toselt he ; Fe Peres THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON, D. Cy TUESDAY, MARCH 11, 1884 2d Edition. ronuncrnsn cer mmar oa rsnsne-|ALGSE TRIBOTAMS 10 The Star. a Dr. Newman’s Trial, & OONGREGATIONAL COUNCIL IN SESSION IN NEW YORK. ._ New York, March 11.—A large attendance was present at the hall of the Young Men's Christian assoctation to-day to witness the proceedings of the council called by Dr. Ranney and. his followers, ‘Who desire to remove Rev. Dr. Newman from the Madison Avenue Congregational church. Kev. Dr. Storrs and some fifty other equally prominent divines, Including Kev. J. E. Kankin, of Wash- Angtorf, were present as members of the’council. r. Hi. M. Dexter, of Boston, was chosen mod- erator. Abbott, of the Ranney faction, read a history of the controversy. Deacon Hopkins, representing the Newman fac- tion, rose, as he sald, to provest against the calling of the council as being an ex parte counctl, and the calling of which Was clearly against the teaching and practice of the Congregauonal chureh. After hearing Ube protest of Deacon Hopkins, the chairman ruled that {t was out of order. Shooting a So: Nasnviiiz, Tsxn., March 11.—This morning Wm. Spence shot sind killed his son-in-law, Ed. 8. Wheat, at the merchants’ exchange corner, op ite the telegraph office. Spence was the former U. S. mar- ‘Shal for the middie district of Tennessee, and was succeeded by Wheat. The troubie arose from a disagreement In the settlement of business mat- tera. Wheat was a meiber of the firm of Buford, Thomas & Co., of unis clty. Spence has been ar” Tested. ——<.__. Denth of a Prominent Baltimorean. Battiwore, Mp., March 11.—Mr. Wendell Boll- mtn, aged seventy, died at his residence tn this city thls morning after a protracted fines. He was for many years proprietor of the Patapsco fron Works, Wasa well-known bridge builder and con- stricted many large fallroad bridges throughout the country known as the “Bollman bridge.” He whim. An Unknown St er Ashore, Somers Port, N. J.. March 11—An unknown {apparently fishing) steamer is ashore on Great Egg harbor bar, signalling for assistance and pounding i sea 1s miking a clean sweep over her. ‘The life saving crews from South Atlantic City and. Ocean City are attempting to board her. A high southerly Wind preyalis. ae Latest News by Cable. THR ARISTOCRATIC AYLESFORD SCANDAL. Lonpon, March 11.—The court of queen's ‘bench has decided that Lady Aylesford’s “molestation” Povenant to pay her annuity. ‘ted in calling her tilegiti- mate son Lord Guerusey, the second tule of the Earl of Aylesford. KAISER AND CZAR. St. PETERSBURG, March 11.—Yesterday was the ezar’s birthday apd Gen. Von’ Schweinitz, the Ger- man ambassador, presented his majesty with an autograph letter’ trom Emperor William congratu- lating the czar on that event. A CHANCE FOR WOMEN. Lospox, March M.—Oxford untversity has de- elded to grant women he sume examination as 13 given to men. ——— Failure in Baltimore Barzinone, Mp., March 11.—Marchant & Co., of ‘this city, shippers of flour, have made an assign- ‘The Habilities ‘oe to be $30,000, and the numinai assets —— The Pennsylvania Road. A PROPOSED INVESTIGATION BY STOCKHOLDERS. Puitavenrnra, March 11.—The annual meet of u ‘Kholders of he Pennsylvania rallroa vas beld to-lay. Mr. Lockwood offered a ouneing the contracts with the express company, the Pullman Palace Car pany and the Western Union Telegraph coi Re ny aS & usurpation of the rights or the shal holders, and demanding an {nvestigution by a com- mittee OF tive stockholders, who shail submit a re port Lo the board of directors, Pending action on Unis subject the meeting adjourned. Respited Till Next Century, Wuatixgton, Det., March 11.—The governor has respited Lewis F. List until the second Friday of March, 1910. meat for the benellt of creditors, are a FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL, ‘The New York Stock Market. ‘The following are the opening and closing pric of the New York Stock Market to-day, as reporte: North Pac Do. pret 65 | 61% Northwest. B Do. pi Reading. Rock Ish 1] 1854) 13: W%4) 80 1836)... 6 29 +| 918) 9135 94 | 9 +| 1834) 1855 TMi Dall Day in W: THE STOCK MARKET WEAK AND LOWER. New Yous, March 11.—The Post says: The stock Market was again weak and lower throughout the forenoon, and at 12 o'clock there was not a stock on e eutite Ust that did nok show a fractional or greater decline from last nlzht’s clostag prices. The Yolune of bustness was sinail, and athough the Inarket was weak the bears did hot appear willing ily and the increase of the outstanding | est e not been very great, | On the oth ere has been considerable sel ing Of long stocks by discouraged bulls. Be rink The Markets, 1.—Virsinin sixes,consolidated, new. ten-forties. 33: Vinnia orth Carolina sixes old, 1i1 bid to- Street. short Int BALTIMORE, » £0; vet due ott ew thives, 544: day : tend, en Wwe uid aetiY d southern vsellow, | BUCO, Wester Talked. spot, bid; April, 339 bi BORED t puthern, Pen: | ud | nd 1 . dat cotton Seed gene | Pook Per steamer duli—cotton, S-16d.. four, mun, 2Wasd. Ieceipts—tonr, 5 barrel Wheat, 27,000 bushels; corn, 62,00) bushels, oats, 4,00) bushels; “150, 7) Dushels. “Sinpments—-wheat,” 9,000 Dusheis’ Sules—wheat, 458,000 bushels; corn, 187,000 bushels: + e-______ Doctor Walker on Her Muscle. HOW THE DOCTOR PUNISHSD A PRACTICAL JOKER AT ‘THE CaPrTor. Dr. Mary Walker this morning created a sensa- tion at the Capitol by punishing a colored man who | had taken Mverttes with her hat. The doctor knocked the offender out according to the Marquis of Queensbury rules, Dr. Walker wears a silk hat of the style irreverently denominated “plug.” ‘This Morning she appeared In owe of the corridors on the lower floor of the House wing, and going to the en- closure occupied by Mr. Ingram, janitor of the House, obtained permission to deposit her ule on the she went into the rou of the com- Before leaving the at she bor Wl erased from {18 interior some woodbox wilie sinseription which she sald some puppy. had written mm tt the last ume she laid the bat down. After the doctor had disappeared into the committee room some wag bribe: ploye of the He his head, go 1 & colored em- | se with a quarter (0 put the hat on | Into the committee room and he doctor. ‘The colored man t jmuntily on bis head, and, mittee Too, bowed fo the Phat when ‘You tmpudent {the cotored man a blow in > her ieired,” and dey hich stagge him. Sae dre e iether” from Ue shoulder, when colored man, thinking — that’ under circumstances & retreat” wi dvisable, ped the hat and retired in hast The doctor egained possession of her hat, uniph. ‘The whole proceedin; regarded by tne Yithess as one highly creditable to the spunky doc- or, —SSS NaviONaL THEaTeR.—The play of “Claire and the Forge Master,” which wes “produced here for the first tine iast’nigt, Is more tian tts name ine dieates Itisa well wrongit production, full of dramatte forve and action, with ine dilogue sinooth and spirited. IL was weil mounted, well acted and well received; last niglit. At the’ com- EW. 0 BUY, SELL AND CARRY STOCK: 7 | Inencement the audience seemed cold and evi- vant 2) yeage). | uderiaker, 711 7th street, near | 2% AIS, PESAPLTANA AVENUE | GIONS AND. FETHOLEUM DO MANGAS Ants Te | Cony anticipated Mee great, plosanee bees eTS ROCA We Chat PecnEne, Soe esee Bee B Cc. LOTS TO SUIT CUSTOMERS AT REGULAR NEw | Performance essed closer attention was at- : = -| Biszors /AMPHORISE— YORE STOCK EXCHANGE AND CHICAGO BOARD | (Tucled by. the interesting plot and the really ex: NURUE ROONEY & ©O., PROFESIONAL EM: | Currs Chapred Hane. Face, Lipe or drenfers the sia | OF TRADE PRICES. THE PUBLIC GENERALLY 1s | COVCM DCUME Cf {le coOmPIDY, | re rok ot Claire vith one’ Gann beautifully Sott and Smooth, “No toilet complete | INVITED TO EXAMINE THE FACILITIES OF | Fite ner ablilties seen cmocionay petiees ane ties tat cines Jpithout st Sold cutirely upbn its tuerity Price | THIS OFFICE. CONSTANT QUOTATIONS AND | Hasty, uultiesag an cmotional wetress and this ais 5 Gite Hoe pez hottie: ‘Try it, ahd W not satisied retura | SPOT CASH SETTLEMENTS. eer |/call terth penuiie newts wpplanss, whicn cane Ce ah cor Prepercity L.6. BishOP. Drareat, |W, T'S. W Thin” Her costuifies wepe elegant and appropeiate, 20 BUCH 730 Othatreet, cor. H street n. w. OO CA want & Co, ier Seniesa Wery ‘satisfactory? In eed, 1 was, oe — ~ cane BANKERS AND BRO! Southm of Piitippe Derdlag, the. forge master, c sonation. of ster, «. ‘Treneiont fi 136 TTH STREET.—SELLING OFF_SELLING ROKERS, was dignitied ‘and enfective. lay Brookyn as the —— ee doe Sacre agin akin Oont, Se loge pat Jealous and revengeful Hermine Jaitlot, was very. LER, SPRnket. tetwens Gund’ mectoeese | POURS No, €08 15th street, opposite U. 8, Treasury, Boot, as was Mr. Sohu Jack as Mons. Jaict, Who Co fey: Smapertctinn toe =e ; Fecelved a very “hearty welcome. In fact all the = fed for transportation, harteters were good, and the performance was {vanute PIUM AND MORPHINE HABIT.DR. H. H | Offer special inducements to buy or sell CRUDE | C2" I, Clee ena = St | OFRANE, of the De Quincey Home, now otters tres | "PETROLEUM chine fas Con oon Mangan | Nery satisfactory, “thrdughout. | SClalre”whict ely whereby any one ca cure Mimecf’ quickly and 5 Will remain during the week, deserves good sup- Enope ictal men. alias HH RANE A: | 8 LOTS OF 100 BARRELS OR M0 sie toma Teeaatt Fon D., 160 Fulton street, New York city. "feb%3-<.tu,th * ae Miss Eva Tuunssy’s Fareweut, Coyceet.— Fostnar Dinecrom, t nordliweat, an ER, st, Lotween Sand ole LD WINF AND OLD FRIENDS ARE KNOWN AS. the best, oq is JUSTH’S Old Stand kuown for given, ‘jani8 dace where first-clam SECONDHAND. : CLOTHING can be sold’ st nepectuble prices Audeess | SS le ADIES—TRY DR. MOTI"S CELEBRATED HO. F pathic Cpls hte oi or Gomes Perdue rom faa Went tov any forgi c boliadat Tabl-in se ir, Brothers’, 006 Bist. a, w.. ‘We invite corresponience. A'l information cheerfully | nit: Im? | sion th this city, Strackosch will a Tharsby regattonal church, ides *Miss ‘Thurs: Annie Loutse Powe the renowned pianist, and Mr. Kin; tenor, who recently made such a favorable \ynpres- ve the farewell concert of Miss in Wash! arch S1st, at the Con AFFAIRS AT THE CAPITOL, Neminations To-Day. ‘The President sent the following nominations to the Senate to-day: First Lieutenant Eric Bergland, corps of engi- Second Leuk Lana Beac! ot engi- nat LA neers, to be rst lieutenant, Bike Second Lieut. Robt. R. Stevens, 6th infantry to be first Heutenant, to be consal of the J. E. Irish, of United States at Cognac. Abram J. Gifford, of New York, to be agent for the Indians of the Fort Berthold agency in Dakota. Elliott 8. N. Morgan, of Wroming, to be secretary of the Territory of Wyoming. Lewis L. Wheelock, to be postmaster at Owaton- na, Minn. Investigating Representative Ellis. INSPECTOR WOODWARD TESTIFIES THAT HE BELIEVES W. A. COOK FURNISHED THE NRW YORK SUN THE STAR ROUTE PAPERS. Under the resolution of Mr. Eilts, adopted in the House, the committee directed to inquire into the connection of Mr. Riis’ name with the star route iatters commenced an Investigation to-day in the room of the committee on post ofMfeas. Mr. Els Was sworn, and stated subsiantlally what was published in Tae Star at the tme—that Brott re- Iracted the paper aceusing him (Ells). Mr. Wood- Ward testified that the paper containing Mr, Elis’ name was merely a private memorandum and Of no significance. Woodward swore that he be. Heved Col. W. A. Cook furnished the New York Sun ‘the star route papers recenUy published in that paper. Mr. Edwards, Washington correspondent of the Sun, will be examined to-morrow, as will Mr. Brott, the ‘one by whom the statement concerning Mr. Ellis was claimed to have been tmade to Mr. Wood- Wi ‘The District in Congress. A PROHIBITION BILL. ‘Mr. Blatr to-day introduced™ bill tn tha Senate to prohibit the manufacture and Sale of intoxicat- ing lquors in the Distriet. It provides that after the frst day of November, 1884, it shall be unlaw- ful for any person, frm or corporation to manufac- {ure or sell OF ip aiiy way engage tn the manufac- ture or sale of intoxicating iquors, elther_ spirit- uous or malt tn the District, except strictly for medical, SclentiNe or mechanical purposes; that aby person found guilty of a violation of this act Shall be flned not exceeding $500 or imprisoned not over Uiree years or by both. All laws Inconsistent with this are repealed. Keferred to the District comuitiee. BILL PASSED YESTERDAY. ‘The House, after the close of Tue Stan's report Yesterday, passed the bill for the adjustment of the claims of the Carroll heirs against the District. ‘The Dill providing that an acknowledgment of a conveyance of lands in the District. of Colum- bia shall be evidence of the conveyance, was also Passed. THE LICENSE BILL. The House District committee was occupied again to-day with the license DilL Capitel Topics, THE DANVILLE INVESTIGATION, In the Danville investigation to-day Senator Vance conducted the cross-examination of Mr. W. E. Sins. One of the most important features was the production of a confidential letter from Sims to a friend, advising him to go to certain pisces tn Sims’ tajerest asa candidate and telling im what todo. The letter gave the secrets of Sims’ canvass and somewhat disturbed the wit- ‘The G Street Ejectment War. MM. MACKALL IX THR POLICE COURT. This afternoon, in the Police Court, the case of the United States against Brooke Mackall, charged, on the oath of John Lynch, with forcible entry on ‘the oth of March, by entering house 1411 G street and < jecting Lynch therefrom, was called for trial, Mr. Ti omas prosecuting, and Judge Westel Wi- lought for defendant. This charge artses out of ‘the enib™ gio between the parties which caused Soe ex« cemert on the day named. There 1. also a charge Of perjury against Mr. Mackall by Mr. ynch, the averment being that on the 26th Cf February, In a suit pending between them (Maciall agt. Lynch), before Justice Bundy, he (Mack nan aMdavit then made, swore Gefendant cmeantng Lynch) ts about to ttels from the District, which are ject to execution for rent.” for Mr. Mackall, moved to quash the warrant iu the first case, but the court overruled the motion, The bering of testimony was in progress whea our report closed. en The Associated Charitics. A PROPOSED SCHOOL FOR YRACRING COOKING AND HOUSERERPING. At ameeting of the board of managers, Asso elated Charities, last evening, Mr. LS. Emery, the general secretary, reported having found employ- ment for 9 persons during the month and aided families, transportation to 6 and loans in money to & Money recetved: Employes of the Senate, through J.P. Johnson, $27.75; Kellogg & Johnson, $10; Rev. Dr. J. H. Cuthbert, #2; Hon. Green B. Raum, balance remaining on Hand collected for the $82.51; Mrs. T. entertainment of the Tilinots press, S. Lyman, $25; J.D. McPherson, $2. $1; cash, $1: Hon. John A. King, $10: $10; rent from Ss. P. C. A., 83 cents; balance remain- ing on hand from at Ald Soctet $51.15; Dalance Irom the third auditor's of through Mr. Gangewer, 325. Mr. A. S. Solomons, the after Investigation in’ New minds to Delleve that a sclieol for teaching Cook iF aNd housekeeping could be established here, and so prepare a lange number of women for useful employments. Upon motion of Dr. Fardon, a com- mittee, com] of the president, Mrs) Judge Snell, Mr. Foster, Mrs. Main, Mr. Embry, and Mrs. Col. Totten, were designated to report ‘upon tue feasibility of the project. A New Church Enterprise. THR PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH TO BE ERECTED IN THE : S SECTION OF THE CITY—FUNDS AL- ». W. Mahan, i Tk theTe were good A called meeting of those Interested in the erec- tion of a Presbyterian chapel in the northwestern Section of the city was held last evening in the lec- church. Rev. Dr. Bartlett, the pastor of the church, stated that he had been asked by Justice Strong to call themeeting toorer. In aoing so, he ‘gested that Rev. Dr. Chester, the chairman of the church extension committee’ of the Washing- ton presbytery, be made the chairman of the mect- ing. Dr. Chester, on taking the chair, said that he understood that the meeting had been called in the inter of church extension in this cfty, and be knew of no more important subject that could en- Jon of the city bounded by 15th street on the east, Pennsylvania avenue on the south, and Rock creek and Mount Pieasant on the west and north, where It was now proposed to establish a church, the ne cessity for Such a movement was apparent, und be Wished that it had been begun ten years azo. ness. TRE MEXICAN TREATY. ‘The Senate, In executive session yesterday after- hoon, discussed at considerable length Mr. Van Wyck’s motion to consider the Mexican treaty in Open session. It was finally rejected. An amend- ment to the treaty was adopted, providing that tt Shall not take effect until after Congress shall have passed laws to carry it out. ‘This was done to the objection to the treaty that 1t changed the tariff by the action of the Senate alone. im- Jlar provision was incorporated in the Hawailan Ireaty of 1876, to obviate the same objection to It. | ‘This amendment, tt 1s thought, insures the ratif- ton of the treaty by the Senate. but materially ys the time when it would go into effect. More au that, it practically gives the House a votce in determining Whether the treaty shall finally go | {nto effect or not. MINOR NOTES. A. 8. Todd, of South Carolina, was to-day ap- pointed clerk ‘to the House comuitttee on educa ee = To COMMAND THE ALERT.—It is reported that Commander Wm. B. Hoff, now on special duty in ¥ department, will be ordered to command te steamer Alert. PATENTS were Issued today as follows: Madison C. Alexander, Brightwood, D. C., cuff holder; Join Baggs, Baltimore, sofa bedstead; L. A. Davis, New- | ark. Md, door check: 8. Detrick and W. T. Smith, Baltimore, combined saw filing and setting machin € Goodloe, Washington, horseshoe; Jas. T. Hal | Sey, Richmond, Va., valve gear; Geo. W. Smoot, Washington, tobacco pipe; Alex. Welsh, St. Denis, Md., electric lamp; Jo! H. White, North East, ‘Md., razor strop. Amona the callers at the White House to-day were Senators Logan, Ingalls, Miller (Cal.), Pike and Sawyer, with Gov. Rusk, Justice Field, Micht- in Congressional delegation, Representatives vans, Vilentine, Weaver® Johnson, Hobinson (0 Ochilttee, Houk,’ Burleigh, McKinley, Maginnis, Campbell and Walt, and Gen. 0. 0. Howard. Tue Secretary of the Treasury has selected what is known as the “Johnson street property,” situ- ated between Washington and Adams streets, as the site for the new Brooklyn post office, at a cost Of $450,000. Army Oxpers.—The leave of Ist Lieut. William H. W. James, 24th infantry, 18 extended three months. Leave until August 28, 1884, 18 on account of ill health granted Cadet Jobn A. Logan, jr., 4th class, U. 8. military academy, Not SENATOR CAMERON.—A telegram recetved at the Caplol to-day shows that the J. D. Cameron, Who arrived at New York from Europe, is not Sena- tor Cameron, It was J. D. Cameron, of Harrisburg, Pa., agent at that city of the Adams’ Express com- Senator Don Cameron was tn Flores ', February 2ith,and his health was. improving. ‘Tne Fast Mat—a telegram was recetved to-day, from Col. Wm. B. Thompson, the superintendent of the rallway mall service, which states that they ; Burlington, 207 miies, at ‘ton the party left the fast “ug. Relief of the Poor. CHARITIES DISPENSED THROUGH THE POLICE DEPART- MENT. Poor families were yesterday relieved through the pollee department as follows: First precinct, 1 colored and 2 white; second precinct, 5 colored; thira ecinet, 3. colored and 3 white; fourth pre- colored: fifth precinet, 1 white: sixth pre- loved and Lwhite;” seventh precinct, 1 and 5 white; elghth precinct, 7 colored and making 14 Colored and 14 white families, Of 140 persons, Telleved. Mr. Adam Kohler, baker, yesterday gaye 50 loaves of bread to the poor of thé first precinct, and Mr. John H. Magruder, No. 1417 New York avenue, gave two-thints of a ‘barrel of broken crackers to the poor of the fourth precinct. “Youxa Mra, WinrHror” a7 FoRD’s.—A company from the Madison Square theater 1s always assured of a cordial welcome in Washington, and the audience Which gathered last night to witness the production of “Young Mrs, Winthrop” was in no pri 1 Sense a disappointment. “Young Mrs. Winthrop” is by Mr. Bronson Howard, well known aS a representative American author, and while this roduction lacks the inherent virility, of “Hazel Kirke,” the first of the Madison Square successes, It is stfll a strong and cleverly-constructed play. The plot is simple, picts the gradual drifting apart of a y married couple and thelr tinal company 1S small and fs remarkable for its excel- enee. Mr. E. J. Buckley and Miss Fannte Reeves, $ Douglass and Constance Winthrop, were entirely: acceptable, and Miss Ada Dyas as Mrs. Di the dashing society wom: drawing good humor. Chopin, the bind girl, as assumed by Miss Lesite, Was of unusual merit, an‘ marks th ly as tress of great. promi Jetle as Seott, the Law rden as Herbert Winthrop, the young lover, were sry good Indeed. | Like other plays trom the same ater, thls production entirely. lack: vy 15 very handsomely motinted, ung Teconcillation. ‘The ‘THEATER Comrgcr.—Manager Snelbaker offers a entertaining program to variety lovers thi: ‘The specialty artists are well up in their ‘and are well received. ‘The scenes in the | gymnasium by Kelly and Murphy are particularly entertaining and the songs and dances of Petrie and ure very good. ‘The performance con- elutes with Harry “Montague’s new production, “Oscar Is Wilde.” Doe Mcsecm.—The attractions at the popular museum this week continue to be numerous and EX-JUSTICE STRONG'S ACCOUNT OF THE ENTERPRISE. Remarks then being invited ex-Justlee Strong gave an account of what steps had already been taken and what {t was proposed todo, He sald that he regretted that, owing to the inclement Weather, the notice of the meeting, which Was read in the Presbyterian churches on Sunday, had not Teached all those who were interested in this move- ment. Some four or five years ago tli nestion of establishing a church in the northwestern section had been discussed in the Washington presbytery, and he with others had been designated as a com mntttee to take the subject under consideration. While the committee reailzed the iinportance of oc- cupying this fleld the way did not seem to be clear at that time, and after several meetings nothing further was done. About a year ago sume fifteen gentlemen met tn response to a call, and after cousidering the matter decided that’ tnmediate action ought to be taken. After examining a nuun- ber of sites they determined to secure the lot at the corner of 18th and N streets, and hold it for the use of church, tf one should be butit. ‘This lot had a frontage of 79 feet 6 inches on 18th street With a depth of 180 on N. ‘These gentlemen ad- vanced $10,600 and purchased this lot, placing upon iL adeed of trust’ for $25,000 fer the remainder of tbe purchase money. In order to ascertain tf the residents in that vicitity would Interest themselves in such a church enterprise, application was first mide to them for subscriptions, and about $16,000 was pledged. Pledges were also obtained trom others in ‘the city, So that the total pledges now now amount to 000. It was the intention not to erect. a cathedral or to attempt any large building at first. The only plan now in conte 9 apres was to erecta small chapel on the rear of the lot capa- bie of seating Som four or five hundred people, and if the enterprise prospered a larger butiding could be erected, and the chapel could be used for a lec- ture and Sunday-school room. They had, however, determined to tncur no indebtedness,” and the amount required to purchase the lot and erect the hapel had been fixed at $50,000. They had, there- Dut $12,000 to ratse, and they were confident UAAt Unis could be done. In conclusion he disclaimed any intention to tn- terfere with any of the exisling churches, and be- Ueved that this new church would be filled to a large extent with people who are at present not connected with any church. OTHER ADDRESSES. Mr. Wm. Ballantyne followed in a speech strongly commending the new enterprise as tending to strengthen Presbyterianism in the city and to contribute to the welfare of the other churches. He characterized thts as a mission enterprise and one worthy of the countenance and support of Christian people. He spoke of the mission estab Ushed in South Washington years ago by the New York avenue Presbyterian church, which devel- oped into the Westminster church, and the one in more recent years, on N now known as the North Presbyterian church. Members had gone trom the mother church to ald these new enter- prises, and the zeal of the members of the parent church had been increased. Rev. Dr. Bartlett and Rev. Mr. Wynkoop. ‘THE PROJECT COMMENDED. A resolution was offered by Rev. Dr. Bittenger, which was adopted, warmly commending this new enterprise to the sympathy and Iberality of Pres- dyterlans in this and other cities. ‘The meeting adjourned, subject to the call of the chairman. The following, ‘among others, were present: Rev. J. T. Kell i. Jewel, B.H. Warner, Fred. L. Moore, G. Gurley, Matthew W. Gait, Wm. Juanes E. Fite". D. W. Mahon and W. L. Wailer. ges That Bridge Again. To the Editor of Tar Evesrso Star: I notice the remarks of “Sore Head” about the bridge, and, Uke him, I want the bridge—in fact two bridges, and, like him, don’t care a continental whether that leading to Virginia be above, below, or ontie Aqueduct. But what I want to know Whether he is willing to have Alexandria count, taxed to help butld it? Tdon’t see why we In the District should be taxed to bulld a bridge to accor Inndate the peopl virginia, unless they are will- ing to bear thelr share of the burden. Our burdens, In the shape of a debt, are far greater then theins Come, lets divy. ‘A CITIZEN oF D. C. March Sth, 1884. ANNOYING THE BRITISH MINIsTER.—Jeremiah Riordan and Richard a Daly, were in the Police Court to-day under charge of being sus- Picious characters. They represented themselves continually approaching him and by calling at the continually im IF at the legation at Most unseasonable hours. They could give no account of themselves, and were ordered to, give bonds, of, in default, Spend —_—_- three months in § FINED FOR ALLOWING GAMBLING ON Fis PREM- Isks.—Augustus Willage, a ciger store and saloon keeper, was put on trial in the Polloe Court this morning, charged with permitting a gaming table to be get up in his preuitses for the purpose of gate ing. Ofticer Burgess testified on the 26th of last mouth he looked through the window and saw the defendant, with a man named Lucas and others, Playing poker. Last Sunday morning, between 4 and 5 o'clock, he saw the defendant, with four others, playing poker. Officer Hart edrroborated tals teStimony.” Mr. Carrington, for the defendant, said that they would admtt the playing, but tt w tu rivate ‘The defendant testified that playing in a private room, used Were friends of his, and were plasty; quarter tilt, |The court tin <D GRANTED a Drvorcr.—To-day in the rt, Judge MacArthur granied a decree Lizee B Jordan. “Che Dilt stated ‘that they were married On March Sth, 1859, In Sussex county, N. J. and he charged Uhat two years before the filing of tie bM—July Sih last—she deserted him without Just cause, “Mr. C, Pelham appeared for complain- ant, Mr.E. 1 Hay for defendant and Mr. A. A. Brooke took the testimon: WaASmINGTON CATTLE MARKET.—At the Queens- town drove yards, on the Metropolitan Branch, B. sing. Among them are the Paynes, Tennyson a "Gorman, she Diamon Quartette, the wonder- ful De’Almas,’ Harry Bruns, the pretty Florence mch, Prof.’ Evel the twin white Moors, tae Varners and all the wild animals. The comedy of “Going to Congress” concludes the performance. — citestra, Of Baltimore, proposes to, give a greed est proposes ive & jphiony-concert at Liscoln hall, FAday evgping, 21st, under the direction of Mr. iam ‘ad With the assistance of Prof. Cari Fuelton, planltst, ‘The concert necessary tnvolves a large expenditure of money and can only be given se subscriptions suMcient to justity it are re- ceived at Metzerott’s before Monday, March 17th. ‘The program offers a fine treat of the best music, Which will be rendered with the perfection for Which dls orchestra ts justly celebrated. If the muste-loving fashington w 18 con- (rte to taxe place they must be ‘prompt with thelr subscriptions, A MvRpgrovs FaTHer aNp Sox.—Bogan Cash, who fatally shot Marshal Richards in South Caro” lina, and who took to the swamps, has not yet been captured, but his pursuers say that there ts little doubt but that 1f he does not soon surrender he will be captured or killed. The Charleston (S. C.) Nurs and Courier publishes two letters written to a teiend by Col. Cash and (his, Son Bogan. In hits letter Bogan Cash says he does not regret shooting Richards Cal Cash wrote that if Bogan had not Killed Richards he would have done tt. Bie as owes A mass of the students of Princeton coliéze last evel decided that their recent changesagainst the faculty are without foundatioi aud passed resolutions apologizing to the facuity, & O. RR, three milesfrom the city, Lewis D. Means, proprietor, yesterday, 156 head of cattle were up and sold to biitchers at the following prices: Best, from 636%; good, from Gacy; fair, 6ya5\X; ordinary to fair, 3ya5yc.’ A fine chotce Tage cat! ue sold a livle . Sheep, 34 on the mar- ket, sold from 6 to 7c. Cows and calves brought from $30a$65 perhead. Stateof the market brisk. ——_—=——_ To osgremneryy oot —— morning, = ¢ Criminal (0) arraigument tte na Tom took before W Milas We Loctwood Townacnd ‘of wateh valued at $49, belo john W. 3 i guilty. Also, for larceny of wateh and chain, valued at $55, from W. F. Spilliards, ended not guilty Senrénce was Suspended in the First case. ran Riswick, offense petit Picton aot guiltx. aie ‘elias Ellen ‘all, same rense, pleaded guilty ‘Tae Wairxa Concert.—The for the concert to be given to-morrow night at the Church of “Our Father” (13th and L streets), Whiting, of Boston, the Mr, Willoughby, | Solicitor General Phillips, | resident, stated that | ture room of the New York avenue Presbyterian | the attention of Presbyterians. In that sec- | Remarks were made by Rev. Dr. Sunderland, | Galt, | of divorce In the cuse of J. Parker Jordan against | f | trom his la District Government Affairs, LIONTING OF PENWETLYANIA AVENUE. Messra. H.C. Towers & Co. have addressed a let ter to the District. Commissioners that they thoroughiy test the Semens’ patent regenerative lamp before deciding upon the manger of light Pennsylvania avenue. RUNING PRKWTTR ave Deen Issued by Inspector Kntwisle as follown: Herman Koss, repair brick, 100) 201 ©. ML Cheste Story and basement dweiling, K, bet ASU streets northwest: $90. I a three-story and basement: dwell UD and Sth Streets port thie two-story 4 Strela southwest: ed WIth e Court, the los. Warram } land), chargt | cal . DUL ASSIST rict Ati Was not sitistied with the prool pre clined to Issue 1 —_s TRANSFERS 01 been Mied as f 3 Poll Instiim N. T. Murray to | Hern John H. Nichola, tra les, 1OU 11, bork 18, sul relatd We D. Dates. pt ia, es A. Harrison, to Mary Barn 1 14,8q. 263: pte, of Beall’s addition 10 hin to F.F Austin, log Augusta M. Young to 8. Sub, sq. ii er, park “ mpbeli t 41 and 4 | 485; #1,000, J. ALS. Kenneds to W. Shicids, part Sq i$ CE Vinkuey to J. A. s Keunedy all Interest in aboy > D. Greer, sub. 129, sq. 5 Rance oF THe THrKomeren, Were the readings at the oillice of (ie cuiet er lod, Lau, 46.9, 2 pan or8 Maxum, ES , Tur Coureera Raiwar Eurcrios. Dual meeting ofthe Ce afternoon, At the an- amibia rallway conpui the old board of director wat ted as follows: HOA. Willard, Wo HL Clagett, Coppes, E.G. Davis, W.-K. Willard, Thos Jt pT and Henry Dickson, A Fins vy Judge Snewt today ed bar, and noted ai ape i ———— The Courts, COURT IN GENrKaL TERM. ‘To-day, James agi. Davis; judgment corrected, U.S. act. Minor; argued and submitted. Gorton agt. Commissioner of Patents; on hearing. Cracerr Covrt—Judge Hagner To-day, Strong use of Kirk agt. lotien; motion for new Ural Med. Edmonston 4 Son a Hibert; | do. Cropiey’s Sons agt. Evereu; default. Rich agt. Lenry; on hearing. CRIMINAL CouRtT—Jufge Wyrie. To-day, Wm. W. Selling lottery ticket; Plead culty, 4 andvosis, dullus Lee } and Thom; Sults, colored, how night; ve of guilty, with recommen mercy. Mouon for new trial. — The Dynamite Campaign. DISPATCHES TO MINISTER WEST FKOM HOME. The foreign office has sent dispatches to Mr. L.& | Sackville West, the British minister at Washing- | ton, in regard to the dyzamite outrages It is | Supposed that they are intended as 4 basis for over. | tures with the United States government, but no communication On the subject, either verbal or | written, las yet been received by Minister Lowell, The Fitz John Porter Case. | ALLEGED DISCOVERY OF THE DIATOM BEAKER OF avevsT 297TH, INI, ‘The Boston Heraid prints today what purports to be new evidence damaging to Gen. Fitz Jonm Porter, Which It say or Logan will use tn the Senate to-morrow. Josiah Getchell, who Mves tn Maine, and who carried tmportant verbal orders | trom « Pope to Gen. Porteron the 29th of | August,1562, ig relied upon to turuish this evidence. | Adjutant Litue, of Boston, Is ried as saying: | This onder was Vital, and Nad Porter sent out ®@ Stall party on Mis “Trout at dasiight, he womd ave known there was no considerable fore tetore him, and could have taken a position during the day Which would have wh Mod 5 1K On the twenty-ninth, when Longsitect did pot arrive until after 1am. of the thirtieth. Josiah Getchell Was found ou his farm, at Brunswick, Me. Te at first refused to talk, but finaily, when drawn out, 1€ was found that bis recollection regarding the ‘Second battle of Bull Kun was very Laint. WILLIAM FLYNN TRIES TO KILL ON | BROTHERS. | _ The famous Flynn-Doram vendetta at the Hot Springs, Ark. continues. The Pruttt brothers were Members of the Doran party who fred upon the Flynns February 9th as they drove down the main Street of Hot Springs In a hac Willam Flynn | Was shot through the chest and has not rev oven One of his brothers wa killed and another wounded inthe arm. ‘The Doran party was arrested, and Uhe elaer Pruitt was held, with Doran, to answer ® charge of murder. The ‘younger Pruttt was dis charged. Flynn was held under a bond of $9,000, His brother was required to give « bond of €7.500, The Doran party was lodged in the penitentiary In Hot Springs for Safekeeping until ibe trial. Frank and William Flynn arrived last ‘Thursday and gave the bond required. T er Pruitt. came to visit hils brother in the penitentiary about 11 o'clock Sunday morking. William Fiynn was stauding in front of the Capitol hotel, on Une opposite side of the street. Pruttt stepped out of the hotel dour | and Flynn fired three shots at bin without littting | him. Flynn was arrested. cee Tre MARYLAND LegtstaTrRR.—In the Maryland | senate yesterday an onder was adopted grant | the Use of the senate chamber Wednesday nigi { hear arguments of counsel for and against tne ated Rallroad DML Senator Lane introduced a bill to provide for the appolntmient of nie sujer- | ¥isars of election In Baltinore—thiee from each | legislative district, and one in each district to be of opposite political opiulon to the party in power, A ov THE PRUITE Pelition Was presented from 1,50 citizens of Prince George's comuty f Tepeal of local option. A Dill Was passed to provide fora HOOT Vault Lo the court hous at Rockville, to cost not aig 700), In the house a bill'was Introduced maklug an appropriation Uo refit the state library. ss From Ractsa 70 TROTTING.—The Hartford Com rant prints that W. C. Daly, who was ruled j Washington course jast fall, is selling s Rasers and race horses. ‘The prt Baron Von Zetdiiz. paid for Jim the best hurdle Jumper in Amerira, ts sald t $1500. He would be worth much more If not qualified. Meenwihile, Daly 1s getting toget! Siring of trotters which he proposes to handle and drive this season, He has recently bought Green Mountain Boy. by Thomas Jefferson, aud iso Laken Joln Murphy's trofter, Judge Pul- o be raftied off for @5'a chance at | Ue Hotfman house uext Saturday, sideman issn = Tawa axp Hosen To Kow.—George If. Hosmer, of Boston, and Alfred Hiaum, now of Bedford, Inet In Boston yesterday and signed articles to row. a three mile race for $500, the course, date and ref- gree to de decided upon al another meeting, to be heidon May 12. ‘The articles call for a rice not later Uian June 24, Both men deposited $106 for- felt. —————__+0-— General Graham's advance has been postponed | Unt Wednesday, at Is expected that the fight will | take place Friday, and that if Osman Digua ts de- | feated the British will advance to Sinkat. ‘The second branch of the Ballmere city council lasf evening passed the ordinance to establish aire ‘commission 18 the place of the presi: : office of fire marshal. Al a great meeting of socialists tr, Geneva pester. das, Herr Kiopten remarked Uist soclalisin’ could not’ be stopped; that neither prie-ts nor nobles | could kill it: but that it would march on utd It ene circled the world. MARIED. OLCOTT—HEDMICK. On M. March 10, 1 by the Rev. T.S. Wynkoop, at the the: bride Parente, 3421 N xtreet, West Wasiuncton, W. HALE OLCOTT to ALICE, danchter ot Prot B.S. Hodrick, No cards * STAITEY—PRENTISS. At Grovestend. New Jermey, March Lith, Ma, SCOHUYLEK C STAILEY, 1. D.C.10 IDAM. BRATTAN PRENT IBS, N.S! Besides morning March 10tn, 1584, Th BOSTOR, tm the titty: On Monds ckam., KODE rth senr » wueral from Asbury clare! esday afternoon at three respectfully fovited to att residence, 105 D atrect day, the 19th in two o'e Peqiested to send be ower, DEMONET., On Monday. March 10, 3584 at 5 ofclock & m. CHAS. J. DEMONET, beloved hurland of Mary A. Demonet, atid son of ida M. and the late Chas, Deano- ad twenty-seven years and five mouths. 4 ‘Sa 4 10 o'clock Wevtnesday morning. Relatives and friends aro respertfully invited to attend, (New York and Rich- anond papers pleaw: copy} 2 HANN. atc em. EDMU a bite foneral arthiwrat, Wertnes- lock, “Fetends dire kindly KENNELLY. Suddenly, on March 19,1894, of beart Giream:, JOHN. beloved von of Hilcn aud James Wane nelly. ‘Funeral from hie nortiweat, om Weduesday. 30h stad Require ingame at Bt. Aloysia RICHARDS, March 11 other ieading vocal and instrumental talent, 13 exceedingly rich and varied, and the eutertatament ‘will be one of the most interesting musical eveats of the season. Reserved seats ca be secured at Mewerott’s. MARRIAGE LICENSES.—Marriage licenses have deen issued by the clerk of the court to Daniel Brooks and Jennie Mt. ; Ginet H. Schroder and Louisa Dierkopt; George W. Harrison and Emma KE. ee en ee eee Md; fag nd Clark and Adelaide W. Sabine; ‘Henry C. and Martha M. skinner, both of Fairfax county,Va- th IRA, at 4:50 a RICHARDS betored. duushter of hited "amd" Mat A. Richards, in the fourth scar of her agr. SHEMLNIL, tae pines “ruta er fat, restdenoe No. 112 aye southeast, i remchimy , this Hck fnet, ae 3 ‘clock p.m. Friends are invited. * SILENCE. On March 9, 18M. at 8 pam JON BR SILENCE 26 years ‘None knew him but to love him. ‘None named him but to praise. Funeral from the residence of Its mothor, ora a na" Priandgand * oy fend. Interment at Oak Kull cemetery. Se