Evening Star Newspaper, March 2, 1885, Page 3

= STAR: WASHINGTON, D.©., AUCTION SALES. THIS EVENING. “ALTER B WILLIAMS & CO, Aucta pD° CANSON BROS., Auctioneerg. TUESDAY MORNING, TNH THLERD ‘AND WITHIN REGULAR SALE OF. SEHOLD FURNITURE, MCAMPETS, STOVER ‘AND COUNTERS. $43,000 FIRE!!! EAUNTON SILVER PLATE CO’S FACTORY DE- PROMPT ADJUSTMENT OF THE INSURANCE COMPANIES. positive orders to sell of Silver Plated Ware, Bronzes, Tadie Cutlery saved from 1 accounts and re-build the fav CARPETS, LOT SHELVIN ‘OHN SHERMAN, Auctioneer. SALE OF PAINTS, OmTS, GLas aT N NENT. RORTHWEST. oe On THURSDAY MORNING WARCH, the PLFTH, I will sel publie Auction, the enitire stock of Paiute, Olls, GI And other merchandise,together with the Purniure contalued in the store occupied by Ambrose D. Bagby, belng No. O44 Vth street uorthwest, iD this WILLIAM T. BAILEY, W. M. SMITH, Salesman. [HOMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer. ‘TRUSTEES SALE OF IMPROVED PROPERTY, ¥ No. 3315 O STREET, GEORGETOWN, D. C. By virtue of a deed of tryst, dated on the 14th day of February, A. D. 1581, and recorded in 7 057, folio 484, one of the land recor ‘and by direction on MONDAY, THE ir late fire, to sett worth of this company re has been sold in this city in the last jen thus proving that goods found strictly as repre- ‘Will always be appreciated. We shall commence to sell the above stock at our jearoom, IONDAY. FEBRUARY TW HALE-PAST TEN A.M and 5 and HALF-PASTSEVEN P M.and continue each day until sold. We give our personal guarantee that the goods will riple and quadruple plate, trade-mark Taunton Silver Plate Co. ‘The salesroom has been fitted nds. Well heat ‘This medicine, combining TRON with PURE VEGE- TABLE TONICS, quickly andcompletely CLEANSES. and ENRICHES THE BLOOD. Quickens the action of the Liver and Kidneys makes the skin smooth. It does not injure the tecth, cauise headache or produce constipation. ALL OTHER IRON MEDICINES DO. ‘Physicians and Druggists everywhere recommend It. Dr.N.S. Rvoares, of Marion, Mass, say commend Brown's Iron Bitters asa valuable enriching the blood and removi Ttdoes not burt the veer!” Dr. R. M. Druze, prescribed Brown's ‘Aid blood diseases, also when a to ithas proved thoroughly satisfuct« Mr. Wat, BYRSs, Lat, Says: “Brown's 11 ase of blood poisonini heartily commend it to those m Clears the complexion, ivania avenue, LY-Past TWO bbe found as represenver Dearing all dyspeptic symp- fur the comfort of fe wil be furnished the ladies, who are Respectfully invited. ‘Out-town ba reful f-town purchasers can have goods carefully Reynolds, Ind., says: © District of C Rit ties secured thereby and in front of the premises, NINTH DAY OF MARCH, A. D. 1885, at FIVE (5) . & part of lot numbered ‘one bund: in Resity and Hawkins’ addition ‘eorgetown, In the District of Columbia, described ng on the south side of 2 hundred and sixty-six (266) feet east from Frederick street and running thence west thence back south eved me more In & ng I used, and T jing @ purifier.” id fourteen (114) Special Dispatch to Tae Evenrvo Staff: ‘The genuine has Trade Mark and crossed red lines onwrapper. Takenoother. Made only by BROWN CHEMICAL CO., Baltimore. Md. ‘Lanres' Haxp Book ap Famsry AiMaNac—Use- fal and attractive, mailed on receipt of Wil seit at auction. at the National Loan Office, 1007 ‘Tih Street northwest, on BATURDAY, FEBRUARY 1885, AT SEVEN P. M., AD Alarge and varied aswriment eae Silver and Plated ‘and Pius; Mirrors, ‘Valises: Rooks: Car- tan feet, and. extend ane ace s land ofthe width of said front of thins (90) tet lect and Miss Cleveland have received 9 num: TWENTY-FIGHTH, (150) feet, with the hundred and fin: provements to the same belongii of a valuable bricl three stories high, with mansard roof and f sale: One-third cash; balance in notes at een (1S) and twenty-seven ( cat from day of sale, to besecured b of, Unredeemed Ladiey and Gent's Isavevratron Bat. INAUGURATION BALL. INAUGURATION BALL. Waidre be paid at time of sale. Upon failure terms of sale within seven days after sale, a resale will be bad after five days. notice in the Evening Star newspaper. “All conve HEWS, Trustee. ¢ Diamond Kin Blankets; Fintes: 9 Tools: Cloth and jn lew Drewes: Overcuats and Ulsters: Shoes to comply wit park for exe: Y SUPPLIES. YOUR ORDERS FOR Said house Apprehension HOUSEFURNISHING: To Maxe for the introduction of anew line of first class Cook- ing Ranges, we now offer the DELEBRATED COLUMBIA AND WASHINGTON The PALAIS ROYAL exhibits the Finest Astort- ment of RHINE STONE DIAMOND JEWELRY outside of New York. Double the stock of any jew- eler in this city, and at half their prices...... RHINE STONE DIAMONDS mounted as Stars, Balls, Swords, Flowers, ete. Also as Lace P laces, Combs, Bracelets, Buttons, Stones are set in Sterling Silver or Roll Gold. WINES AND LIQUGRS, ve satisfuction, net communicated to any one. cw 1918 Penneyivania ave. depart this afternoon or this evenin; prisoners disclaim, any intention of ler Frescn Mvsnnoous Extra, $3.50 PER Dozen. FRENCH PEAS, EXTRA FINS $3.50 FER DozEx. GEO. E. KENNEDY & SON, IMPORTERS OF TABLE LUXURIES, 1209 F Street northwest, A Feu Lixe Or Grocers THAT MUST BE SOLD, ATED SUGAR... being in Albany siness, COST. Also, Heating Stoves, to close ont g in Albany on busines: & of fall stock, at 10 to 25 per cent discount, W. S JENKS & CO, mul Je Sewe yet in the city and has therefore made no sen- Ration yet, THE PRESI Lok R ELLLLR RB ROLL GOLD JEWELRY IN MOST INTRICATE wear as good, looks as good, made as good as the Best Real Gold Jewelry, Also, Sterling Silver, Cut Steel, Jet and Oxidiz y Jewelers’,Prices, and a variety endless in extent. Here we are again with another car load of our EUREKA MARELE TOP WALNUT SUITE, TEN PLECES, COMPLETE, FOR $43.50. Better than ever. Also SOLID ASH SUITE, TEN PIECES, © this morning with Colonel morning. TWO CABINET OFFICERS NOT YET DECIDED AND MOG HETRADE Kt All those who have been waiting can now be sup plied Cull early. “Tereas strictly the PALAIS ROYAL as anywhere in the country REAL OSTRICH FANS in also SATIN Fans in ull colors, with or without Feather Tip and LACE FANS. The STICKS TO OUR FANS come in Pearl, Tortoise She! offer OSTRICH FA in New York. Our Oe. Fans bear comparison with £82 goods sold elsewhere. POOLE, BROOKE & Co. W. H HOEKE, a 801 Market Space. & Frrrcnen, 415 rw STREET Nortawesr, FURNITURE, CARPETS, BEDDING AND UPHOL- STERING GOOUS. ‘We guarantee to meet any andall prices quoted by any house in the city ‘To verify the above call and see our choice stock and Painted or Plain, We have also CRAPE NO DOUBT ABOUT MR. MANNING’ THE CELEBRATED MINNESOTA PATENT PROCESS FLOUR, ‘out a doubt the most BEACTIFUL and the most THE DISTRICE OF COLUMBIA MARSHALSHIP, marshal of the District of Columbia, Millers have uct only the most perfect Mill ning as it does all the most improved Machin: =a resent time, but ther produce WF any mill in the world. To iy state that « terge quan pet annually to ‘busts of the old Having parchased the Entire . DIETRICH & CO., of New York, we offer the finest FLOWERS at half the pric will pay elsewhere. We show a variety equal in ex- tent to all the Flower Stores in Washington com- mar USSU RPassen prove that, we would sing His"ortte magnificent F pe and enten at the principal We Gtamascree that (tis mae fr Bard wheat growa. sae tesiced act that ths Fo particles of thew nw thorough eliinagion, ofall weak and. starchy Tuatter has at last been reached. and is consequently. ‘asre bread tothe barrel Trent tearte ‘adits. Tat Dread making qualities it isthe cheapest, as Wells the hest, for either thunily or baker's te, and Unsurpassed bY any our mad every barrel Is warrusted to give entice satisisction. STERLING'S ST. LOUIS FANCY. One of the most beautiful Winter Wheat Patents ever offered to the trade. It fs unexcelled by any other Putent except Ceres, und will please the most ex- acting housekeeper and satisfy the most fastidious epi- _ GENTLEMEN'S We Have dest Recesven ANOTHER LOT OF 100 DOZEN FRENCH CORSAG! it Dakota. Tt 1s RX MEER ccoK Special Dispatch to Tus Ev BROWN HALF HOSE, gS Ok eee at Se ¥ ck K ewww RE COOK K W HAND-RUN LACE FICHT also Pompadour Lace Plastr The “same as we sold so many of last year, at the remarkabiy low price lezen colored HALF HOSE, pair, or three pairs re Worth $3 per dozen. At | SB ELLERYS, 1112 F street nore Mest, tratiecs, vieldiny ARFS and LACES ie le. Every suck’ and These goods are ovelties for the neck, e, You Will adinire for beat rance and lowness of price RUCHINGS” and OV. SHOULD EXAMINE. Jee Recewen— precaution on A Large Line of NECKWEAR, for 50¢., 75e. and $1. Full Line of Fall and Winter UNDERWEAR, at | GILT-EDGE, Large Line of DRESS SHIRTS constantly on hand. SHEER LINEN HANDRERCHIFFS from 256. to bone Stitched Border or Hand CHARLES HYATT, Proprietor. THOMPSON'S SHIRT FACTORY, 816 F street northwest, $1.98 cach, in Herri Embroidered, in white or colors. 9 ‘some of these goods expressly for the “Inauguration Ball,” we trust our patrons will, at least, A splendid Minnesota Patent Flour, made by7the celebrated Hungarian process. Itls avery cheap and beautiful Patent. within the reach of all clases, and we guarantee will give satisfaction to every one who vital torees, moirs. GOLDEN ‘The old reliable stand-by and the Standard Family Tt is equal in quality toa great whilst It can be evrrovs 1 For Lraxse Bancarss a ~ Flour of the District. many highepriced Patent Flours, bousht for considerable less money. We defy competi- | torsto bring ford auy Flour GILT-EDGE, RELIANCE or GOLDEN ve Heel wonlFed Haat way housekeeper wh | tries them once will never use au thing eve. FINEST AND BEST PIANOS LOOK AT THESE BEFORE YoU BUY: nat Gritfith at the time SQUETAIRE GLOVE button length. Mousquetaires in length, Silk Mitts, 20. bute valres, 14 and 18} pink, rose, cream, lavender, mauve, quality of Gloves, perlor to CERES, | wid our own Importat at least TWENTY-FIVE PER CENT LESS than our ‘Washington competitors. Wholesale Depot, corner Ist st. and Indiana ave WM. M.GALT & CO. tion to th mun to N THT g88g robb Pound w — ce vit 4 Treated Better Than Th SDEE, VITAPATH PHYSICIAN. an Hessen Eee —e 2 the fest health, reso SATIN TIES AND BOWS, at 250: CLAUDENT SC. SATIN PUFF RENCH KID GLOVES, hese goods in Ev nos have heen used three to elebt | ies, Fool, Water, Air,’ Heat, | assem) tric Vapor Baths, & department. of the Payments w suit the buyer. Old Plauos taken us ex- D JEWELRY, worth 5c. A complete stoc NISHINGS below 3 4a The FINEST DRESS SHIRT in the City, $1. i prepare alt ms SILK HDKES. fo Call or send “ts res. T treat ail dive testimoutals of ages, acute oF curonle, Parlors, 922 F st., between Oth ww York Prices, ETIC SOLES AD rsons suffering the extremities, Formagnetic garments are designed es y for Theumatc, ueurulgic und nerve afections, ompetent physiclal curs. ltation tree. Patients called. their fioines. THE MAGNETIC APPLIANCE PER MONTH WILE BU SQUARE OR UT of the pass 1217-1119 PENNSYLVANIA AVEN Pore A» D $5 PER MONTH WILL Bry A> GAN of any style and finest Isvicorarise. DEREUL CURES OF NERVE DISEASES, | All sufferers from Ihe | other Nervous Disorders. shy STOCK OF SECOND-HA. and ORGANS, some bot slightly ose, the New York for relief, and for testimonials of men and ht bere in Washington. ETIC APPLIANCE C ‘Those who may wish to purchase, elther as a dell- cious beverage or for medicinal purposes, an special wire to H. HL. Oftice DR. HILL'S: A VERY HANDSOME STED ait imimeuise sacrifice ‘ll sell ou mohit | 2d EDITION. Lait Tela to Tn Sa, PRESIDENT-ELECT CLEVELAND. When He Will Leave for Wash- ington. Men Who Dogged His Footsteps Arrested. THE PRESIDENT-ELECT. Coming to Washington To-morrow Morning—Two Men Arrested For Dog- sing His Footsteps—The Cabinet. ALBANY, N. ¥., March 2—Two men have just been arrested who have been dogging Cleve- 's footsteps for two days. The President- ber of threatening letters during the week. The hour of the Presidentelect’s departure 1s kept a secret in view of threats. DETAILS OF THE ARREST. 11:40 A. a.—Detectives Sweeney, McGuire and Mortis have just arrested Thos, Crag and Theo. ,, Who claim that they came from New hey have been observed for several vatching Cleveland's house, examining approach to it, and following him at a ance when he has taken brief walks in the cise, The police authorities en- deavored to keop the arrest a secret, and refuse municate anything concerning it or to InY one Recess to the re risoners, who nmitted at once to {ai ‘The men are to have hung about the Towner ever since Thursday. Considerable is felt here about the sitenteleet’s journey to Wasington, for reason that the time of his dey ure is Tt ts possible that achange of prograin will be ordered in yew oF today’s developments, and that he may ~The ‘figuring ‘land, and declare they have been inspect- ing the Towner mansion simply from curiosity, ‘ew York police authorities have been com- icated with to ascertain the previous record of the prisoners. The arrest is not known NT-ELECT TO START FOR WASH- INGTON TO-MORROW MORNING, President-clect Cleveland took a long walk Cassidy, during ich he paida short visit to Bishop MeNeir , Who is an intimate friend. ‘The President- ci gS testing toalay. Having finished his rit he will take a good night s sleep and leave Washington between 6 aud 9 to-morrow UPON. He has not yet decided upon two cabinet of- ficers, and will not until _he reaches Washing- ton and has consulted Tuesday evening with perats who have been, and will be, et him after his arrival. 'S ACCEPTANCE. re is no doubt that Mr. Manning hus ac- ted the offer of the Treasury department. it is now authoritatively stated that Gen. h will not receive the appointmentof SING'S MINSTRELS DEPART FOR WASHING: TON. The Albany Phalanx, a hundred strong, known as Manning’s minstrels, left for Wash ington at noon. They Were Private Detectives. Anasy, N. Y., March 2.—The two men ar rested this morning proved to be two private New York detectives, who were sent here to c without his knowledge, by ends in New York. President the joke thouroughly lated to him, nd has recelved within the last hour telegrams urging bim to exercise his journey In view of the first ports of this moruing’s occurrence. The dis: es, of course, afford the President-elect asement. bany police are the butt of every one for their mistake, The Bright Weather Cheers Gen. Grant. ‘EW YORK, March 2.—Gen. Grant was feel- quite weil this morning. The bright weather to-day seems to act us astimulant to bis He is still at work on bis me- ——+—__ Arranged by the Detectives. VELOPMENTS REGARDING THE AT- ROBBERY OF THE NEBRASKA TEMPTE TREASURE *LiNCoLN, Nep., March n has hee storm. of indig- Zatherlng since the shooting of the attempted robbery of treasurer's office, which promises to ne heads 0: the detectives. A coro- is in session with doors closed and rded,and witnesses are cautioned to keep et all that ogcurrs, The third robber, vyho escaped, has been cuptured. In addi? that the detectives got this rifith and Maguire into the nother report that the revolver hattempted toshoot Detective with blank cartridges, salina » de Drivers. , March 2.—The trade and labor of Chicago hus reyuested the law government to inquire nd report to the city counell whether the city he lesal power to passan ordinance. re- . under a penalty, that the city railway. es allow their drivers and conductors tertai-sion of one hour for thelr uoon-day During the late bitterly cold weather rgi«l (hat the men were compelled to zen food In freezing ears before the eyes ngers, While the company’s horses were comfortably’ st when feeding. FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. The New York Stock Market. The following are the opening and 3:00 p.m. pricesof jock @Market to-day, as reported by odge, 539 15th street: 2 emcac “ame, B00) DULTERATED WHISKY, are invited to makea trial of the celebrated brand. BU i. Chiibiains, Frosted Feet ‘set id all diseases of the feet suc- cessfully treated at Dr. WHITE'S establsbinent, 1416 Fecuylvusia ave, opposite Chites twenty-titth cousecuulve year of ra BG batronized ty he tet eminent | physicians aid surgeons, Office Tee, $h asitting. (Balt ab North Eutaw st) f ES DR J. SEMMES, RESIDENT SURGEON CHIROPODIST, MANICURE AND DERMAS SEVERAL VERY FINE PARLOR ORGANS at ‘$80 SIDNEY T. NIMMO, $35 7th street Prices ranging frosm $25 arn pen rr eB i 4 ‘m and payable in monthly tustalmeuts of $10, —Corns, Gunions and Ingrowing Nails ab- permanently curei in a lew Weatment Fs of sufleritig I was cured by Dr. Semimies. be seen at office, 1222 F jundreds of the best 433 7TH STR NORTHWEST. SEVERAL FINE KNARE PIANOS, Square and Uprig ce. Tuning ate prompt rs. F.C REICHENEACH, $23 11th 2 Wir & Bro. jally’= Wouderfal Sefplay uta Several bargains on easy tertusin Pianos pee used. Plauos anid Or- | (ans for rent, taued and repaired. P TANOS TUNING AND R clALTY at V. BECKER'S WAREROOMS, ‘BO 9th street, Street, 4.doors from his Statement. Corsa 25 cena” Stee remount Cora, 25 cents. Mrs, ‘tuines has purchased the Wonderful Root and will disolutely make hair grow on Maid * will think this is some. worvhless stuf, feman’ or lady” who Is bald is invited (8 jeatments at 1222 Fst. 4 doors trom reparation has never beet tu the market any name, and has brought oat asuit’ of bait Feats of baldness. For sale b 4 doors from Tath, up one fight. ‘This Whisky, upon an analytical examination, has proved to be free from Fusil Oil, and indeed of any of the modern ingredients which are used to give a fictitious age and flavor to this popular drink. Tsth. ‘This pre FOR SALE BY Browning & Middleton. Barbour & Hamilton, J. B Bryan & Bro, B. L, Wheeler, N.T. Metzger & Bro, John H. Magruder, RELIABLE CLATRVOYANT AND AST 3 SL AIUEchar Qian ap aeznocogie Satisfaction given oF no pay. Residctice, 1910 11th street northwest. ILES—Da. MUHLEMAN CURES PILES BY DI- treatment, without the use of kulfe, ewustic of guaranteed. Can be consul ie: Sema SaaS i ee combed gs ROOKE TELLS ALL THE EVENT “Ait busitess confidential. Ladiee and goo. Bement 50 cents each 408% Bibratrects Worthereat. ‘ADAME PAVE, (RESIDENT) “MAN: CURE ‘All in trouble call. ‘Thomas A. Rover, Beall € Baker, J.C. Ergood & Co, W. HL HL Cissel WASHINGTON, D.C. H. & H. W. CATHERWOop, Sole Proprietors, Fine Pianos for rent and ALLET. DAVIS & THEIR UPRIGHT Stace & Co, EMERSON, AND BAUS & CO. Bvzat.75; ECTAL sKAND PIANO. street, between 4th Jel Fos. On: DO YOU KNOW WHAT IT Is. WILCOX & WHITE AND KIMBALL ORGANR. Organs exchanged, Tngrowing Nails undall diseasesofthe le treatment, either 6,945 Pa avend-om ual; 61eb2; western mix Feet success ATaA Ts April, 47047: hands or feet, $1. Htooms 5 an RS M.A. FRENCH, MAGNETIC HEA: ‘and Busines Medi . nw, where she will be friends ind patrons. THE TRADES. NEWSPAPER. BOOK AND JOB PRINTING. a GOOD" sTYLE—Lo" 5 onsite Sa ERG repaired, tuned, jeek, mouth or year, Rent | sppiied if purchased. Full stock of Se. Musi ste Maryland, HENRY EBERBACH, BSI Managing Partner of the late firs Ask your physician or druggist, and he will tell you it aa rank. deadly poison. dull and weak—Bio cargoes, ordinat Sugar dull—A so a3 5 lare made bY DECKER BROS. N. DUFFY'S PURE MALT WHISKEY GH. KUHN. Sole Agent, 407 10th st. nw. Also for Burdett Organs _ PROPO PROPOSALS FO STATIONERY. ‘TREASCRY DePARTMENT, February 20, 1885. {a entirely free from fusil off, absolutely pure and un- adulterated, a positive cure for Consumption, Pulmo- nary Troubles, Malaria, Indigestion, Wasting Diseases, and the only recognized antidote for Cholera. 3 ae Piece ‘RUFUS H. DARBY, ae Pentayivanta avende, W sear Fine Printing wapecialty. bushels; “corn, bushels; wheat, A BEVERAGEBAND MEDICINE COMBINED. Scaled pronceals fur furnishing Stat ate Use. wits be recely partnen TENTH DAY OF MAKCH, 1585, at 12.0" intank forms for bidding will be furnished upon ap- | ‘The bids will be considered, and accepted oF rejected, | ‘Propsals to be addressee to the undersigned, and mmarged “Proposals tor seatiaery. ‘Sent to any addrem in’ the United States (east of the Rocky Mountains), all express charges prepaid, in plain case (no chance for comment), contalidng 6quart dottles, on receipt of SIX DOLLARS. PRICE ONE DOLLAR PER BOTTLE. Sold by leading droggists and fine grocery houses. THE DUFFY MALT WHISKEY ©O., Bavrwone, Mp, Barta, Mo iD 5.sna 94.00 per dozen, irandicsan8 Chass CHAMSAONES ALD CORN LA ‘ee ‘and’ r bottles for i: ‘BOU chafapagnes end’ Cognac Vins 8 oti earkes WONDERFUL REVOLUTION IN TYPE-WRIT ‘ERS THROUGH THE HALL. chafge at the Treasury nation. D.C. aud wil be st She contract. at the option of the Secretary. es the right to walve defects eject ang Fall Bids Ht McCULLOCH, Secretary of the Treasury. Tor x, 17a) Pennayivanis ave. J, Central, ¥. Central z | SyOntee West. "Pac. Mail Baltimore Markets. BALTIMORE, Mp., March ‘Arginia sixes, con- olitated, 43: past-ais coupons, 624: new tenforties, Bois Virinia ew trees, aig! Norin Carolina sixes. od LO bid to-day. BALTIMORE, Mp., March 2.—Cotton steady—mid- dling, 11%. Flour duil—Howard street and western Super, 2.75a3.00: do. extra, 3.1003.65: do. funily, city mills ‘super, 2750%,00; “do, extrs, 16a3.65; tor Rio. braids, 4.76; Patapsco familly’ 50; do. superlative patent, 5.75." Wheatsouthert Guied and about steady; western bigher; southern red, SSases southern amber, 03a06; No.1 Maryland, Sty ‘No. = western winter red, spot, ‘March, ‘about pri, $6) May, june 4. 'Corn~southern dull and easy; western steady; southern white, fore Southern yellow, nom- ‘Spot, date aa tay, ratheta Suuatewentern white, soe : ania, dade, ive quiet dyand quler-priine to choice Pen! 4 utier 1 aoa guats.00. ucked, 11a22; creamery, 23834. troleum nominally frm—refined, ky iene ee tee Whisky quiet an: pool steamer st -—cotton, 3-16d.; Receipts—flour, 3,915 SE OU0 tbushels corm, 102,000 bushels bushels; rye, 4,000 bushels. Shipmenta—w 606,000 bushels. ‘Chicago Markets, oats, CHICAGO, Iu, March 2-11:15 a m—The weather is lear ind. temperaie. “Wheat has active, but bn pga het May Hing Cate ae a on ponte aay, SI. changed. Mr. WM. C. WHITNEY, the coming Secretary of the Navy, will arrive here this afternoon on the 4 o'clock train from New York. An intt- Tae friend in this ey ae or, him a jouse on Connecticu Ioeation, where be sri enide fenaporarty. Mast . Whitney will be a member ‘the next cab- inet is settied beyond e doubt, RANGE OF THE THERMOMETEE.—The follow- the readings atthe ig office rs ‘m., $7.1 oo eee Tacx Presroers has directed that tbe Winne beso: creek reservations, in EiSives pes to public sotlament, ONDAY, MARCH 2, 1885. & SENSATION IN THE HOUSE. Dissatisfaction with Inauguration Ar rangements. HOUSE PROCEEDINGS CONTINUED FROM THE FIRST EDITIO: ‘Mr. Mills (Tex.) moved to suspend the rules ‘and adopt a resolution “that the committee ap- Pointed to arrange the inaugural ceremonies v1 having declined to give to the representatives their pro} », we will decline £9 take ‘any part’in’ said ceremonies at the This resolution said Mr. Mills reflected the sentiment of a large number of members. Mr. Hammond (Ga.) demanded and a second, and the motion was seconded—188-8. AN UMSEEMLY THING. Mr. Hammond felt that the House was about to do under passion a very unseemly thing. Q2 the dth of March, a President of the United tes was to be ipaugurated. It was usual that the House of Representatives should be With the Senate and other public officials to witness that great scene. ‘The House was abont in @ personal, childish, freak” to decline to be present because some! had offered it an insult. He denied it. The Senate had bad no auch intention. Its committee had had no such intention. If'the House belleved that there bad been such an intention there was a dignified way of arriving at the facts, and the dignity of iy. A resolution which declared that ie House had tosit behind othe get @ Senate it would not sit there at all, was poe tl Air, Atilis in bis closing speech in support of his resolution, referred to Cleveland as the “re~ publican-democratie President.”” Tesolution Was lost—yeas 55, nays § dignified way of maintaininy A NAVAL SENSATION. Ex-Surgeon General Wales to be Court- Martialed. Orders were prepared at the Navy department today fora general court-martial to meet at the depertment on Monday next, for the trial of Medical Director Philip 8. Wales, formerly Surgeon general ofthe navy. The charges are preferred by Secretary Chandler, and are for neglect of duty in connection with the admin- istration of the affairs ofthe bureau of medi- cine and surgery of the Navy department while he was chief of that bureau, and which neglect made the celebrated voucher frauds in that bu- reau possible. The detail for the court has not oe completed, but Rear Admirai Edward ipson will be president of the court, Secre- tary Chandler sald toaSrar reporter to-day that he had been delayed in acting in this mat- ter by the trials of the voucher fraud cases in the local courts, but that he deemed it his duty to act before golng out of office, and not to let that duty, devolve upon hiis’suecessor. ‘The court will be a large one, and will of necessity be composed of naval officers of the highest ra ——— Important Nominations To-day. The President sent the following nomina- tions to the Senate to-day: George W. Williams, of Massachusetts, to be United States minister resident and consul general to Hayti. Lieut. Commanders Wm. M. Folger and Hor- ace Elmer, to be commanders. Lieut. Charles S. Sperry, to be a Iteutenant commander. Commodore Edward Y. McCauley, to be a rear admiral, a guptain Daniel L, Braine, to be a commo lore. pagQmmander Henry L, Howison, to be cap- ins : Lieut, Frank Courtis, tobe leutenant com- mander. Lieut. Frank 8. Hotchkin, Junior grade, to be a leutenant, —_____+99______ ‘The Greely Party Disaster. HAZEN THROWING THE BLAME ON THE SECRETARY OF WAR. “Js it true,” asked a Sran reporter of Gen. Hazen, “that you wrote a letterto the Secretary of War throwing the blame of the loss of the Greely party upon his shoulders?” “I did write such a letter,” was the reply. “It was a straightforward statement of facts in re- gard to the matter. I produced evidence to show that, had ray recommendation of having another éxpedition start from St. Johns im- diately after the loss of the Proteus not been enUrely ignored by the War Department, the Greely party could all have been saved. { felt itmy duty to myself to make this statement after the severe manner In which the Secretary of War spoke in his report of iy alluding to the matierin my annual report. My intention to go south was in no way connected with the let- ter” (it, was reported that Gen, Hazen had asked to be allowed to go south s0 us to be away when the letter was received and until Seere- tary Lincoln's term ended.) “I intended, and +till Intend, to start toward the last of the week. on an Inspection tour of the southern signal sta- ions, to be xone ter days or 80, [had not the slightest Intention of going away belore tie in- auguration.” GEN. ———_+e+-______ March Term of the Criminal Court. FILLING VACANCIES IN THE JURIES. The March term of the Criminal Court was convened this morning by Judge Mac Arthur. ‘The grand jurors were called, and Charles Wright (sick) failed to answer. ‘Thg following were excused: Thos. D. Bond, non-resident; A. H. Jones and G, W. Duvall, government em- ploves, The Rens urs were called, and George eee burn, John Stahi, and A. T.’ Brice, und B. jayfleld falled to answer. George’ Ackerman ‘John O'Leary were excused, being in guvern- nt empl also Joseph B, Hid, on phy- aician’s certificate; J. B. Hopkins, over age, and F, K. Ward on account of business. ‘The vacanctys on the grand Jury were filled by F.N. Devereaux, Nathan Bickford, Ben}. F. forsell and W. C. Harz er, ‘The following were called to fill the vacancies on the petit Jurors: G. W. Ecklon, F. P. Welch, W. P. Groves, J. E, F. Curlin, Mariin Hain, Andrew Hoskinson and’ John'G. Weaver. ‘The jurors were discharged till Thursday morning. The Indictment of the Middletons. SUMS THEY ARE CHARGED WITH EMBEZZLING. It was mentioued in Saturday's SraR that among tue indictments found by the Grand Jury Saturday was one against D. W. and. E. Middleton, the suspended bankers, charging them with embezzlement. They are charged with embezzlement of the followingsums: From D. B. Brenan, $2,160; from 8. W. Casilear, $2,000; from J. C. ‘Howell, $2,768.75; from W! A. Dobson, $1,013; from Eliza C. Hutchinson, 89.947- fom'J. HB. M Hgenney. $10,000; from W. W. Godding, and A. H. Witmer, $1,227.50. The charge of embezziing $1,500 trom Eliza- beth. Parker was ignored, ——_+er_____ Verdict Against the District. THE B. & P. R.R. CO. WINS A SUIT. Today in the Court in General Term, in the case of the Baltimore and Potomae Railroad Co. agt. the District of Columbia, Chief Justice Cart: ter announced the decision of the court in favor of the complainant. This wasa bill for an in- Junetion to restrain the defendant from inter- fering with them in the enjoyment of their cor- porate rights, and particularly in preventing them from constructing and operating tracks into the eauare, on the west side of 14th street, north of the river. The court holds that the company has the right to the enjoyment of their property, and to lay tracks in the street not exceeding’5¢ wide. The court decided that without the statute the company had the right toenter the square 233 on general principles, for such appurten- ances aré necessary and proper to enable the company to carry out the objects for which it was organized, and to hold the contrary would praetically nullitye ongressional action, =a Cleveland and the Silver Question. COMMENT AT THE CAPITOL—WHAT THE PRESI- DENT-ELECT’S FRIENDS SAY. ‘The silver question has been a subject of con- siderable discussion among democrats to-day, notwithstanding the rush of business. Those ‘who believe that silver coinage ought to be sus pended, stoutly defend Mr. Cleveland and Justify his course. They hold that the whole ‘question was forced at this time by democratic members of Congress, who sought to dictate to Mr. Cleveland what he ought to say in his inaugural me ; that as so many democratic ‘Congressmen joined in a letter tothe President- elect, he was compelled by the rules of court to reply, and that inthis way the question came before the coun’ ‘They contend that the democratic members of the House who first addressed Mr. Cleveland are responsible for the presentation of the silver issue at this time. On the other hand the silver men ‘that they have endeavored to save the party from possible dissolution by usin; thelr efforts to keep the silver question out of the inaugural. It isan open secret that, while identelect has been very polite’ in all these matters, he bas thought that efforts to dictate in regard to his inaugural or as to the constitation of his cabinet were not altogether proper. ‘Tae Covrr or CLarms to-day rendered judg- ment in favor of the Pacific railroad company {now Missouri Pacific Co.) for $44,800.74, for bridges birnt by the government during the The petiti Sire. Hattie A tt Widow of Gen, Ward 0. Buraats wae dieeined APPOINTMENTS.—The following appointments have been made in the geological survey:— Edward Kubell, D. C., mechanician , $2,100; Fred, WW. Vou, Docheubansen, D.C. assistant pty Oe ae ees ‘Wisconsin, as- Laxd Ovrice Cuanans.—Salmon P. Chase Btubbs, a special agent of the Land offie, in Washington Territory, has resigned. Hiram H. Je of. been from Birddo wosiebote wpe Land SECEETARY FRELINGHUYSEN called the ‘Messengers stationed on his floor of the State department before him this morning, and after each with @ ten Government Affairs. COMPLAINTS ABOUT A CROSSING. Mr. T.B. McGuire, chairman of thecommit-| The’ Commissioners have notified Frank ‘Thompson, esq., first vice-president Pennsy! vanis railroad company, that complaints an made to the Commissioners con rous condition of the high tracks at Bennin They request that the crosst d that @ flagman be stationed SPRCIAL POLICEMEN. west of President Hurt, of Georgetown Street Rall e Commissioner bave a Ernest, William H. Kidw: y Wates Of the Metropolitan police force, to serve until the 6th da: for duty in connection with that company ai thecorner of 7th street and Pennsylvania ave- Bue, without compensation from the District. MISCELLANROUS, Superintendent H.R. Miles, of thi raph and Telephone service, missioners recommends’ the emp) mentof an additional man in his depart for three months at a salary of $60 per tm for qutofdoor duty, and recommen: appointment. 7; Morgan bas resigned his place on the ‘tropal ice, ‘Over fifty special police received appoint- today, and were ordered to report ior ‘The Commissioners have given the members of the inaugural committee on public order ial policemen for duty on it compensation. ‘The Sunéry Civil Bin. CHANGES MADE BY THE SEXATR AFPROPRIA- TIONS COMMITTEE The sundry civil bill reported from the appro- priations committee by Senator Allison to-day and immediately taken up for the eonsidera- tion by the Senate makes @ net increase of $3,248,178 over the amount the House bill. an appropriation of ration. | THE BALL tee on ball tickets, announces that tickets can be obtained atthe following places: Columbia Fire Insurance Company, Kellogg pam ah 8.006 forthe payment 25,588 he final award made by the late French and Amerivan clalins commission: nternational boundary surve; United States and Mexico: in between sub tres 18.000 for salaries and ex- board of health; 950.78 to reimburse ex- Hi mount, peld sur ox jana commission; $4,500 assistant secretary of the interior, $350,000 & the construction of the terrace rways on the Capitol; 850,000 for the ercotion of @ statue in Washington to the y of Gen, Lafayette an ase of the appropriation for printing and binding 500,000. An appropriation of 850, made to enable the Secretary of the Treasury to transport silver coin, when requested to do the Treasury’ or sub-ireasuries free ist, Oth street and Peansyl- ‘The principat All the hotels, All the railroad offices. Firemen’s Insurance company. F, 925 Pennsvivania avenue. rdner, 911 F street northwest. ruggist, 703 15th street. tiers, 905 Penna. avenue. 224.556 for an Pursuant to the ye 3 the Washington W. 8. Thompson, Willett & Ruom, Brentano Bros,,'11th street and Penna, ave. G. E. Kennedy'€ Son. Robt. Beall, bocksellar, 495 Penna, ave. ‘ol Post-oftice, nxes of the Louis for an additional THE AVENUE. ‘The Commissioners have recelved a commu- nication from Albert Ordway, chief of staff, stating that Gen. Slocum, chief marshal, has been formally requested by the committee in charge of the inaugural ceremonies to move the procession In the middle of Pennsylvania ave- nue, from Ist to 15th streets, ani be impossible for him to comply. with their re- quest unless theavenue is kept clear from curb to curb between those points, MAJOR DYE'S PREPARATIONS. Major Dye has 00 special police on duty to- day, and will add another hundred to-morrow. The nextday he will have several hundred more to.add to the force. It has been deter- mined by the Inaugural committees, e Commissioners clear from pedestrians and rest persons must side to take their ig column and not that appropriations made by be available before July Ist, 1883.61 provided otherwise: it for use asa revenue cutter in ithorizing the 1 Subsequent censuses, aU! arsenal Pa. Augusta arsenal, Ina; and Ki ‘al, Me. The provision for the relief of Sas Bow Olamme ation from $300,000 to providing that {tshail be exposition, The amendmentalso. no part of this sum sball be paid antl tory statements are made in detail to the showing that the Amusementa. ALBATGH's OreRa Hovse.—The dramatiza- ton of Julies Verne’s exciting stot ig Strogoff,” which was presented 1 Washington will be the attraction repealing, the act Sees rae iuetion is under the laverly, and it is promised th: tacular displays witnessed he Ga; Indlanapoll Me consent of curb to curb of vehicles, 80 that to avoid make up their minds whi Stand to view the mor change their positions until the march is ended. or the order of dismi Aven on the return from the Capitol after the lines have passed the President's House, and in ibe order of arrival of regiments, companies and organizations at the Thomas statue. MILITARY COMPANIES ARRIVIN The military companies began to arrive to- day, and the members of the military commit- tee, with headquarters in the Quartermas- ter's department, at the corner of 15th street and Pennsylvania avenue, were busily during the day in visiting companies whict ing. The advance guard, the Busch zouaves, of t. Louis, were to have arrived at 1 o'clock, but Were detained, and will not arrive until to-mor- The enfire of 2d bri consisting of 10th, 18th, 5th, Sheridan Troop, 15th, 16th and Battery B, will arrive this evenis Ohio depot at differen: midnight. The 10th will be Post Office department, the 1! Pe nia avenye, the 5th at 17th and New York avenue, the 15th at 320 8th street, the 16th at the City hail, Battery Bat Navy Yard, THE ENTRANCES T0 THE BALL ROOM. Covered passage-ways extending from the Streets to the various entrances of the Pension building have been erected. Platforms will alsoextend along the curbing, where carriages can bedriven up and the occupants alight without being exposed to the weather. The orth entrance on G street will be solely for pub- licconveyances. The one on 5th street, or the west entrance, which was erected b: politan Railway Co.,will be for herdies, street cars, and the south entrance wi private carriages and invited guests, ion of the crowd will prevent con- Mi it will be one of the finest spect in some time, ries, and. the scene well-known New This will be tary of the Treasu previously expended has been for the and in the manner pro . Haswin, Leonard Grover, jr, and Miss Cecile Rush. Ariel, the wonderful dying dancer, the company. 'W. J. Scanlon, is alsoa member F OPERA Hovsr.—Mr. the Irish comedian, who was seen here earl: lay a return engage Mr. Scanlon’ possesses pleasing «ice and considerable comic talent, ablished himself as a favorite with @ large cla.s of theater-goers. MRS. Mary A. Livensone, the well-known lady heeturer, will appear at the Congregational ehureh this’ evening. lecture, “Concerning HeERzoG's MUsEUM.—The inauguration week attraction at Lincoln hall will be the favorite drama of “A Celebrated Case ‘The play will be presented by the Matlack c said to be a strong organiza- the season, will Ford's this we THE CAPITOL OVERRUN WITH VISTTORS, ‘The Capitol was overrun with visitors todays The galicries of the House were crowded, and If was difficult to pass from the House to the Ben- the crowds of visitors In tbe ‘he statuary room and the Supreme he stairs aid all the corridors were and members could not use the cles vator on account of Its belng crowded with ladles on every trip. CUTTING DOWN APPROPRIATIONS FOR PUBLIC ate on account « preparing for the flood of will begin this even- ng her famous bination, which THEATER Comiqve.—The enterprising man ager of this house promises an unusually lively and Interesting entertainment this week. Special features will be provided in honor of the inauguration, and patrons of the house who have friends from out of town with them this Week can be assured of something worth seeing. DIME MUseUM.—The usual interesting pro- grim will this week be provided for the de tation of the large etienrie! of this house. The museum room will also be provided with fresh &t the Baltimore au jours from 8 o'clock to uartered at the parcened ste country on the ground that the House had in cases exceeded the limit fixed for that expenditure In erecting these butldl The frst provision of the kit je was the one rel ling toa public The House bad Senate committee The Senate overruled reduced It to ‘850,000. its committee and adopted the House figures. ‘This action was taken by man: the Senate had virtually determined ts Judgment at this inte day Questions of appropriations, regardless of the RIVERS AND HARBORS. The Senate commerce commitice was in see sion this afternoon discussing the five milion substitute for the river and harbor bill, Sen- ator Coke has made a motion “ten million” Miss HELEN Porrer, the popular reader and impersonator, will appearat the chureh Tuesday evening. Seats m: THE HoTcuKIN BELI-RINGERS will give one ightful concerts at Wesiey’ Chapel, Fifth aud F streets northwest, to-morrow (Tues: day) evening. This troupe is highiy commend- ed by the press of othor citi HON, GEORGE 8. RoUTWELL will lecture on “Abraham Lincoln” at All Souls’ Chu yesday) evening. esting reminiscences of war herever “five million” occurs, THE P. 0. AND INDIAN APPROPRIATION BILIA. ‘The post office appropriation bill and the In- dian bill are still in conference, no decision on the questions which. TO KEEP THE AVENUE CLEAR, The committee on public order, Noble D. Lar- ner, chairman, Saturday night adopted an ad- dress to the public stating that “it deemed proper to notify the public that it has been de- termined that the avenue must be kept entrely ciear from curb to curb. not only of vebicles,but, also of persons, while the procession is en route to and from the Capitol. Commissioners have, by act of Congress, been n authority to order the arrest and tosecure the punishment of ail persons who shall refuse to obey such regulations as may be adopted,tt is. that no occasion may arisé for ol but that the pub- id the officials in the performance of ”" A vote of thanks was given Chair for the zeal and efficiency with rzed his duties, CONTRIBUTIONS. The following subscriptions to the Inaugura- tion fund have beeen received by Mr. C. C. Glover: Asa L, Hazelton, $25; A. Semmes, $5; Mrs. V. C. Thompson, Louisville, $25; le, $5; Capt. Irvin Du> owland, Louisville, Se es The History of the Natio: ALL THE FIRES OCCURRED IN INAUGURATION having been reached uj {t was anticipated would create sometht collision between the two houses, the conterence committecs iid to @ BTAR Te- orter this afternoon that while they could not foretell the result they saw, ws yet, no di lion on either side to mak over either of the bil The bill provides. U part shall be purchased unless thes can purchase the Whole for that price. There will be an effort to et the Dill up under unanimons consent, DUB chances are not good, THE OHIO ELECTION, Ata meeting to-day of the House committee ‘on expenditures in the Department of Justia, Representative Springer’s conclusions relative to the Investigations of the conduct of U. & Marshal Wright at the Ohio October ¢lectio wore agreed to by @ Jusions were to, cpp intimidated at the polis, | ie report. appen mending the removal of M: agreed to, and was eliminuted. —— Local Notes. To-day the will of the late Jane Chipman, enthing her estate to Ulysses Grint and an, her children, and iuy as executor, Was fled 40 James E. M. Bowen, of this city, was admitted to the bar of the U. 8. Supreme Co Motiog of Solicitor General Phi ing betwees Washington ning between We adeiphia birds. al Theater. After the burning of the National theater in “45 it was not rebuilt until ’50, when it property of W. H. Winder, and the necessity of its rapid construction then was to enable Jenny Lind to have a place of adequate size in W: ington to give her concerts. While the District of the square It was then recon- Mr. Winder, and became the Na- Uonal theater, and was leased to E. r of theaters In New York, Phila delphia, Baltimore and Richmond, Va., about own then as the National theater. In 1855-66 Mr. H. C. Jarrett gave occasiobal periormances there, usually one In 1856 It passed into the Ford, with whom were asso- kel and Moxley. about the time of President Buchanan's tnaug? uration, It was burned down, engagement for tbe Pyne and which he bas disch: night each week. hands of Mr. J.T. elated Messrs. rty vote of & to 4. he effect that voters F. D. Dowlins, when a pendinj arrison Englis! yy Was announced for the next BR by Messrs, Spald- ing and Rapley, but was leased toand managed je Was succeeded by nd he, in turn, by Mr. John it a heer aba chotinged So tor tar lessee and manager, and continued $0 a ‘ears, and he was'succeeded by Mr. John We ‘h for four years, when it went under the of Messrs. Rapley and Kinsley, fire, it will be remarked, occurred just to or at the time of the inauguration of a Presi- Polk, Buchanan, Cleveland, in the yeats 1845, 1857, 1873, 1555. a A NoRTH CAROLINIAN ROBBED OF 118 Va- LISé.—Mr. Charles 8. Williams, of Elizabeth, N. G.arrived In the city last Friday night,intending t0 stay over inuuguration day. man, who carried his valise and show him a boarding house in the vicinity of the Capitol, The ye d when near the Capitol w: mntuined clothing valued at $22, Mr. Williams reported the facts to the police. oe Lecrcre at SANDY SrRrNc, Alonzo Bell, late Assistant Secretary of Uh terior, delivered @ lecture on “Lite Mission, beforé the Sandy Spring Thursday eveniny that Mr, Bell has lyceum, and his latest effort is prom those who listened toitasan admirable pro- pe PROTESTING AGAINST THE SAL00N LIcENS! ratest against the saloon Representatives recome Wright was not gan, Louisville, $5; D.W.C.Ro % RW. Herr, Louisville, $5; Louisville, 85; Col. W. W. It was rebuilt in 1 Leonard Grover. Hite, Louisville.¢10; uisville, $10; Judge A. T. Boy $10; B.S. Tuley, $10; Weisuyer & Bate, Lonisville, 810; W. H Thomas, Louisville, $25; dricks Club, Owmstorg,’ Ky., $20.50. _J. Powers, Owmstorz. Ky, $10. “Gi son and others, Lexington, K; McHenery, Hartford, Titian J. Cottey, $25; Keyworth, $5; 'D. L.’Engt W. J. Acker, $10. SUBSCRIPTIONS. The following subscriptions to the inaugura- tion fund were received today by Mr. C. C. A. T. Lewis, jr., $5; F. K. Jas. ¥. Davis’ Sons, Dubant, $5; M1. ille. $5; Gen. register Of Wi Cleveland and Hen- ourt today on $27; Cone D. | dent, namel; News Briefs. Adit. Gen. J. G. Farnsworth, gave a private and seiect dinner: Clever dand, at Alban D. J. Hagerty, of Brooklyn, prominent tn la bor associations, called on Mr. Cleveland Satur lah Magoffin died Saturday, af ‘The trustees of the defunct Planters’ and Me chanics’ Bank, of Petersburg, Va., have suit against the bondsmen of Thomas Why the cashier, who is short in his accounts 620, John Barkle, who became insane through election excitement, and refused toeat fornea® died at the County Insane Asy- Jum, in Reading, Pa., Saturday. ‘Chespeake Bay is no longer obstracted and no further trouble is apprehended, eos Dow's InmarATE YOCk LUxos with stub Expectorant cam throats and lungs He was. picke Ex-Gov. Berli Harrodsburg, Officers of the army and navy attending the inauguration ball will appear in full uniform. at, Kas., Flambeaux clock this evening to dttend the In- augural ceremonies, Abbett, of New Jersey, and bia staff started for Whsbington ‘this afternoon tn the in which lett New York city at 3:30 p.m. ‘They will stop at the Ebbitt house. his is the third wiuter ub will ar red for the benent of this Biv..—A meetin, passed by the eld yesterday afternoon under the aus- ices of the District Temperance Alliance. Speeches were mude against the bill by Mr. H- Br Moulton, president of the alliance; ‘hen Dr. Jayne’ cured. Sore are speedily helped by it. The Vice President-elect. HE VISITS THE CAPITOL AND IS GREETED WITH GREAT CORDIALITY, Vice President-elect Hendricks made bis ap- pearance in the Senate chamber about noon to and was greeted with greatcordlality by the uitors of both sides. The Republicans showed u about as much uttention as the Dembcrats. well, aud toa STAR reporter he suld he never felt better in his lite. Mr. Hendricks was aiso on the floorof the House, and all the members on the democratie side gathered around him in the space near the cloak rooms, extending him their congratula- Before his departure Mg. Hendricks recetved a number of visitors at his hotel, among whom Ker Carlisle, Senator J.B, Vance, Gen, le, of Pennsylvania; Mr. and’ Mrs. Henry knickerbacker, of New York, and Miss vivester Blood, of Brooklyn. Jett his card for’ Mr, Hendricks while he was VISITORS TO THE VICE-PRESIDENT-ELECT. Among those who called on Mr. Hendricks yesterday were Secretary MeCuiloch, Senators Lamar, Cockrell, Pendleton, Hampton, Gar-, land and Gorman, Representatives Curtin, 8. 8. lolman, Springer, Le Fevre, and Kleiner, Gen, Capt. R. G. Heiner, U. Evans, James Stevenson, Smithso: W. Curry, New York; Dr. B. A. Mor- Capt. John Mullan, San Fran- ninia; Thomas ‘M. Bradley and Hon. J.D, Taylor. A number of amendments to the bill, which the Senate will be asked to adopt if the meas- ure Is taken up by that body, were read to the meeting and approved. the SuppeN DEATH oF A CooK.—On Saturday, James Marshall came here from Baltimore and esterday went to work in Fick's restaurant, 11 Penna. Avenue. Short! last night be di kitchen of heart disease. make an inquest toascertain the cause of death, ——_ RUDD. On Sat e'elock p.m., JAN: brief Hliness of nine days, w rare hn te she ‘The reaper came that dar; ‘But not in cruelty, not BY Hin Crrmex. Foneral from 19th street Raptist Church, on Tues ; March $d, at three o'clock p.m. Friends and re- Ast, 1 By “ Mniggicr of Chetfes and Chars after 9 o'chock the restaurant ‘The coroner will FLORENCE FINTON, cd tWo yeare'atsd Six mon Funeral at 10 am. on Tuesday. dence, 1904 B street southwest. MoGINNESS, ithan + from parents’ rest- ‘Tuesday nobn at Bp. m., Se eS On March Ist, 1885, CATHERINE ed fifty-two years, Mother of Paurick Xvonan. eral from 4 Jackson all STABBED IN THE Back.—About 10 t Jim Stewart, colored, 0, 124 Madison alley, where he found Jim Tounzell (who was under the influ- ence of liquor) swearing at bis (Ste ‘The intruder was ordered away and. stabbed Stewart in the back. In the Police Court this charged with assault and battery with intent to kill, and the case Was continued until tomorrow, ‘Ball was fixed Wig, tnd Silss | his home at S morning Tounzell w: Cox, Dorsheimer, Ropperres Reporrep.—Charity Humphrey, 723 F street southwest, reports stolen from her Xalued at $5.—Mrs. J. JUINTER. On Sar ris stolen fron | stm inte residence. 13:23 anh ribet Suh her house a’ dress, valued at M stolen from his house, 617 2ist street, a quantity of other articles.—-Three cases of ed, with goods valued at $7. stolen.——Williain Smoot, of 3289 M street, liad stolen from him a buffalo robe valued at $8. ema Tse Exaxctratiox Coxvestr were about 150 delegates in attendan’ Emanelpation Convention at the hall_of th 135,——Timot rison, U.S. N 0 eiseo; Judge ” Harris, Spriggs, New York; John 8. Wiliiams, Indiana; ilijam P. Walter'and William Hebry Hurl bert, of New York; Hon. William Preston, Ken- e Lander; Hons. Joseph 8. inia; Hon. E. A. orn +; Col. Laytor ns, Missouri. night Mrs. Hendricks left for Ne ecting to Feturn this evening. mong those Who cailed on Vice President- elect Hendricks at Willard day were Mr. the to attend the funeral at S'clock p.n., March 3, 1685. Tons CitaneOrae Ak whey ‘onty sha Benton Wat toe invited pe ——————— UNDERTAKERS, th offanera, “WS” RSA Ri "AKERS, ee HERES onan ‘Nos, 912 Pennsylvania avenve northwest end ‘753 Sth m. southeast. Telephone call No. 654. 420m Bowen, Dakota; ¢. districts" were rey i called the convention to order. acted as secretary. W. C. Chase and Georg: Stewart were nominated for president. Mr Frank Boston, was elected ‘and Charles H. Marshall chief mar- shal, Hewolutions were then adopted express- Republican party for its instrumentality in the emancipation, blam- it for ignoring the negro xpressing confidence that the Democ- ‘not that of war times, an veland and Hendricks to the chairman of the convention, as the military wood, of the Thomas 8. Kelly, Co. 4. and Capt. hee RE Rifles, ant jor ©. other WEBB. at Gf the inte Jona ‘Funeral from hotel and Mrs. David Dai Mr. and Mrs. and Miss A. 8. Hewit Met and Mrs, 2. Z. Mr. and Mrs. Follett, Mrs. Phineas B. rye E. West, Jaines E.'Spear and Mr, ‘Chase was elected. Baker) seed escent Relatives and fiends attend huis fuveral. from Seventh street southwest, om Leiter, Mr. and uel Donelson, Judge Charles ein ‘Leach, Mr. John Bel- in the late cum- AProInTuENT BEcoMMEyDED—The local board of inspectors of steam vessels at New York has recommended the appointment of Mr. Thomas Foulke as assistant inspector of hulls at ‘that port, vice J. H. Strickland, dis- ee ee Sew Jersey ave. ‘Co. B, Capitol ‘Webater F the Secretary of the Interior, has been ed tothe vacancy caused by the Campbell, at salary of 82, PRESIDENT ARTHUR'S FUTURE MOVEMENTS, stated thatthe President Sacellent health and does uot invend