Evening Star Newspaper, March 9, 1885, Page 3

ANOTHER LOT OF 100 DOZEN BROWN HALP 10S) an we sold so Rag rs ‘Also, one Job lot of 100 dozen col oh’ we will close at 20 cents for GO cents. These goods are wort Foe ee ESE LI Jest Recervry- = A Large Line of NECK WEAR, for 50c., 78¢. and$1. Fuil Line of Fall and Winter UNDERWEAR, at Jowest prices. Large Line of DRESS SHIRTS constantly on hand. CHARLES HYATT, Proprietor. THOMPSON'S SHIRT FACTORY, S16)F street northwest, lock a.m. Creek, retur ‘afternoons. F. ‘Or to OW FARE To NORFOR ‘OF THE . Monday, Werlncnday a Jo. First-class Pare, ve. Hound T IRECT TO NEW YORK. PRE RRS JOHN GIBSON aud F iT Pler 41 East River, N. ¥, every SATURDAY ata Wanhington, every WE Freight at lowest rates. KNIGHT leave ‘The popuine © Hin ‘street wharf oa Me and FID General Agent TEAMERT. V. ARROWSMUTH, FROM SEVENTH STREET WHARF, MONDAYS AND THUERSDAYS ot Tam Re turning TURSDAYS and FRIDAYS, wuelzng at all Landings as far as Nomini Creek. Corrioman and St. Clements Bay. Counects with B&O. KR at Shepherds. JONN B. PADGETT. age: W. RIDLEY, Mancger, Me eo ae TFAMER WW. conc rf dally (execpt Sunday) for Bt Vernon Jock am: returning, rew Washington about 3:30 p.m, LL. BLAKE, Captain, RAN | AUCTION SALES. AUCTION SALES. HOMAS DOWLIN ISTERS SALE OF IMPROVED PROPERTY, GalS O STREET, GEORGETOWN, D. ighan ofa dead of ont dated on the 24th gay of Pebrunty. A.D. Yost, aud. recor i Tolo 424, one of the land records for, ‘of Columbus, and by direction of the" scoured thereby. [ shall sell, at public Ger) a front_of the premises, on MONDAY, TNTH ¥ OF MARCH, A. D. 1885, at (6) ‘kK P.M. part of lot numbered ‘one bi *idEh Beatty and. Hawkinw wn, in the District of Columbia, described he or ee ee ar fepoint two hundred and. sixty-aix (260) feet rick street abd running thence west Seth width of sald front of thirty (90) feet one ‘ind Uf the wide} 0 rout (go) feet one pest an AY Ca) fete he cig ad ee provemeuts to the same belonging.” Seid improve: te comwit of a caioable nck dwelling hou, thyee worles high, with inausard roof aud back Vulkd: ferms of sale: One-third cash; balance in notes at eighteen (15) and twenty-seven (27) mi wth t from aes Cre iC Malem adeed. ieast_om the premises. sold’ ‘nd any $250) dollars't> ve paid at time ofsale. Upon failure vith terms of sale within seven daysafter and fourtee: FURNISHINGS. Ls Over To Mazz Roox for the Introduction of anew lne of first class Cook- ing Itanges, we now offer the “ELEBRATED COLUMBIA AND WASHINGTON RANGES, ET COST. Also, Heating Stoves, to close out inant of full stock, at 10 to 25 per cent discount. W. S JENKS € CO, ‘717 Teh street o. HOUS at £3 Eureka. Here we are again with another car load of our EUREKA MARBLE TOP WALNUT SUITE, TEN PIECES, COMPLETE, FOR $43.50. Retter than ever. Also SOLID ASH SUITE, TEN PIECES, COMPLETE $87.50. t All thowe who bave been waiting can now be sup Plied. Call early. W. H HOEKE, s 801 Market Space. ; =x Srxoreroy & Frercuer, 425 Tru Srueer Nontuwese, FURNITURE, CARPETS. BEDDING AND UPHOL- STERING GOODS. We gnarant ae any and all prices quoted by hues tr he cites Sifo verity the ubove call and see our cholce stock and low prices nid L TRANSATLANTIC COMPANY TWEEN NEw YORK at HAVRE. No. 42 North Kiver, foot of Mo Cesare wer?given for Belfust, Clase and other ports ani ports. @ apply at the Compas ng Green, oF Both sterrage aud. GELOW & CO, 605 7 and for Mediter: For freight hee, No. mee a ‘Chicago, i & Boo mame isa fet Listed Ex CBlengo. arty Pigsvure « No extra sare For Baltimore m1, 1 Valley railroad and acd 1220 und 4:30 p.m. on $20 am. and 150 and 5:25 pm dpm dalig, except Sunday. Ritercuediate pultits, S25 am, orders Will be teken fo fecelved a 45 B DUNS na! ri . Chicago Limited Express S00 ¥ S30, ant 1L00 gpm. Ou Sunday, 1116 pm Limited Pxpre Pullman Purlor Cars, 9:40 am. dal as Jersey Ci ing diect bie ferringe across > y For Philsdelphia. 715,830, und 11.00 am., 2:00, 200, 6:00. 1-90 and Ga Sunday, 4:00) 690, 10-00 gad 111 Gnited Expres, 040 ‘Gully, except St 10:00" Sak, 400, 2 o. dn’ Sunday #40. 11:60 WO end 11.1% TiS am and 440 pm by except Ss Kor Xanapols, 6 except on abe. 4:25 p.m. daily, oi 2B. FEFDERICRSBURG PATI ANDEKIA AND WASHING ontay.) ud 10 General Puenger Age: Ia MIDLAND RAILWAY. To Forte Sunday, with C. and O. Kaliway. th ae MAIL AND EXPRESS 4 Southwest via Dan- aliman seeping cars from ahvilie, Charlotte and Afiante to ‘ashington at 9:10am. and | information inquire at Company’ svivunie avenue. ‘Trains leave from N. MACDANIEL, | GRANULATED ste TEN. | SME SOUTH, sovTH on Via Charlotwe | AMILY SUPPLIES. Frexex Muvsnroowa Extra, $3.50 run poze, FRENCH PEAS, EXTRA FINS $5.50 PER nozes. GEO. E. KENNEDY & soy, IMPORTERS OF TABLE LUXURIES, _sa2e __ 1209 F Street northwest _ ‘THAT MUSP BE SOLD. BEST 3 SFLCCR A COEF “ROASTED AND KNOWN TOTHETRAD AND GEOUND. nnn BSC per Ib, | POTATOOS ANp APPLES, WIKOLESALE PRICES. erhis SICLY Ca IRE € CO., ‘#44 Loulsiana avenue, EEE SSg He Sy ER Sssq Kee Sss¥ = THE CELEBRATED MINNESOTA PATENT PROCESS FLOUR, cTIecL and the most y the most perfect Mill, The most Improved Machin: exent tine, but ther produce mill in the world. To ROR ERE RR te fren selected esta arid Dakota It is 4 fut, that i this Flour a perfect sep- icles of the wheat berry ofall weak and starchy a Feached, and is consequently 5 welling tre bread to the barrel an ‘The best trate admits that ts hrwadl maine qualities it isthe cheapest, Be the best, for either family or baker's use, and . Flour made. Every sack’ and s Warranted to give entire sutisfacton. el 5, avd will please the moat ex- g housekeeper and satisfy the most fastidious epl- GILT-EDGE. A magnificent Winter Wheat Patent, RELIANCE. A splendid Minnesota Patent Flour, made bymhe ws process. Itis avery cheap and thin the reach of all classes, aud sarantee Will give satisfuction to every one who uyit GOLDEN HILL. 1 reliable stand-by and the Standard Family of the District. It is eqnal In quality toa great priced Pateat Flours, whilst it can be bought fur considerable less mouey. We defy competl- to bring forth any Flour superior to CERES, GILT-EDGE, RELLANCE or GOLDEN © feel essured that any housekeeper whi @ Will Lever use anything ele Forsule every uccomimodation for patients. Park Place ne.,c'apitol Ai, 124-8t ED ‘ING A BOTTLE BROTHERS Luvigoratiog Cor Seguin eal Sia~ Nivel EEN CONTRADICTEDTHAT Dr. LKOTH+1 KS ts the oldest established adver- ng Ladies Physician ln this eity. ‘you can suit Dk. BROTHERS. 006 8 st. s.w Lot palit 19 all diseases” pecaliar to sit ies and ove j@- Board, with Ent nurses fur- ‘a few days ‘fe2i-ame N PHY. St reliable special- constited in Washtagton urday. at is private rooms sitom 2 to pan., on a Hobs couiaen, ‘Main officet felG-sus vit ations, aiid Kind © ished ty those Who tay desire to in the city under his treatm DR. ELECTRIC VoLTATe BEL TANceS. We will send ¢ Avr ose diseases of a personal 2 bres aud otlr causes, Speedy resturation to FA 4Shours. Nervous Debility, cakuess caused by ludiacretion, Fowguoa biseawes of Ried: nating rhroat, Nose ‘and ki, 7 ke Cloud FI band I ‘nail sealed. aan, wie EAD AND ieee Sworn to bet netm= the “day. Subse OTHE NS. Apri ge 13. y or. BROTHE! H. WALKER, Notary Pubile. OREST HAS REMEDY FOR ‘female complaints qhickly cired. consulted daly at (249 7h st. naw. “oftiee: Bours fom 1 to} pan: with ladies only. jaz2zune ‘ISON, THE EXPERT SPECIALIST highly his profession, isecknowledged to be un expert without peer ip the wide worldin treatment aud cure of Private, ‘aud Chronle Lost Vitailty, 1m paired Matliood and Abuses ‘ster, Bladder, Kidney and ail diseases Ofebe reais. Keceut cas positively cured in 4 ‘S.No mercurs or catistics tsed. Can be cousult ‘Wedne-cay and Saturday frotn 2 to 9 p.mat his = 158 Cow, Reters to leading pis Ns of Balti Main OtficeiO N. Liberty st, Md. nT ___ WOOD AND COAL. Woon. JOHNSON BROTHERS, WHARFS AND RAILROAD YARD: TWELETH AND WATER STREETS aw. BRANCH YARDS AND OFFICES CONNECTED BY TELEPHONE 1202 F street northwest. 1525 7th street northwest. 1740 Pennsylvania avenue r+) 2412 9th street northwest. Corner 8d and K streets norti.west, 221 Pennsylvania avenue wuthwest als ek J ERCASSON BROS, Auctioneers CHAMBER, LIB ROOM AND OTHER FURNT- REQULARBALE OF PARLOR RABY, DINID TURE, CARPE? STOVES, a AT AUCTION. On TUESDAY MORNING, MARCH TENTH, at TEN O'CLOCK, we will sell, ‘eral collection of Housenold ‘i our sale rooms, gene Goods. se (Psouss powrana. Auctioneer. ON MONDAY MORNING, MARCH SIXTEENTH, 1885, COMMENCING AT TEN O'CLOCK, I SHALL SELL AT RESIDENCE, No. 710 10TH STREET NORTHWES?, A SUPERIOR COL- LECTION OF BRACING IN PART: HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS, EM- ‘Very elegant Wainut Purlor Suite, upholstered In embossed plush vel" j one Raw SUk Parlor Suite, Ebony M. T. Pedestal, Ebony M. T. Tal Portieres, Lace and other Window Hangings, Smyrni ‘Turcoman | ‘Riigs, fine Brussels and Ingrain Carpets, Brussels, Hall Snd Stair Carpets, Handsome Walnut Hall Stand, | 2 ,%zccess Antique Mahoguny Cabinet. Handsome, Walnut M.T. Obamber Sets, with French P. Mirrors; Mahogany and | Ash Chamber Set, fine Hair Mattresses, Feather Pil lows and Bolsters, Blankets, Comforts, Sheets and | ‘Spreads, Decorated Ti jet Ware, Chine and Glass ‘Walnut Library | ness, Weakness, Dyspe} ‘Tables, Handsome Walnut Exiension Dining Table | hel re, Silver-plated Wate, Silver- | fen 5 | BBB ‘The times, BRERA ANSWERED. estion has probably been asked thousands of Titov can Brown's Iron Bitters cure every: Bret eeie pabie aae r which are] Physicians recoguize tron as the best restorative | known to ‘the profession, and inquiry chemical firm will substantiate the assertion fre more preparations of iron tan of any our Sub | stance used In medicine. ‘This shows conclus! that | fron is ‘nektnowledged to be the most important Bator in suecesshi) medical practice, It ls, however, a re that prior tothe discovery of BROWNS IRON BITYE! perfectly satistictory iran combination hadever been found. BROWN’! vg do, BUTTERS does not injure the teeth, cause roduce constipationsall other irom WN'SIRON SITTERS cures ind Ha, Malaria Cais and Fever, Gr'Linite Headache and Seurkigis Or ai toe 5, Headlac Weuraiginfor all sus leuts Ion’ is prescribed dallys BRO | or. plated Knives, Forks and Spoons, Kitchen Requisites, | BITTERS, however, does not cure in a minute, ee. House for rent. Inquire on premises, of of the auc- tioneer. mhg- -8t Ww 4ltse B WILLIAMS & CO, Aucts. ATTRATIVE SALE PAINTINGS, SEETCHES WATER COLORS, BY MR. LOUIS D. NELIN’ STUDIES LN OIL AND Including many Cholce Subjects. Every Picture Is ‘APPL opriat frames, worl in jansbip speci design. sidaprea sa of first-class, to each ot. TO RE SOLD AT PUBLIC SALE, WITHOUT RESERVE OR LIMIT, ox WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY, MARCH ELEVENTH AND TWELFTH, AT THREE AND EIGHT O'CLOC At our Gali P.M. auved in ornamental gold-leaf corner 10th street and Pennsylvania ‘Avenue norttiwest, where they will be on view from ‘Monday Evening Up to the tie of sale, Gallery open unt By mhrbt WALTER B. WILLTANS & CO., Aucts. 7 7 Louisiana avenue, Opposite City Pust Office. ADMINISTRATOR'S SALE. On WEDNESDAY, MARCH ELEVENTH, 1885, at TWO O'CLOCK P: M.,on the premises, corner of ‘Magsachagetts avenue aid Gth street northeast, the gontents ofa Coal and Wood Yard, formerly occupied by Samuel Cook. deceased, about 75 Tons of Stove Coal, 40 Cords Oak and Pike Wood, ¢ ‘and Harness, One Horse, Que Fair Sha cites aricles used ohsaid premises "Terms THOMAS D. BOND, Administrator. TRUSTEES SALE OF V CORNER OF MASSAC AND SIXTH STREET NOR’ By virtue of a deed in trust to me. dated Feb- niary 24, 1885, and duly recorded in Liber 1,114, land records of the Lictrict gus, follo 202) &c., of the ALUABLE LOTS CHUSETTS AVE HEAST. THE NUE of Columbia, ‘the subscriber will sell at public auetton, Yothe biphest Mader, ou the premises, on WEDN ES DAY, MARCH ELEVENTH, i885, at FOUR. O'CLOCK P. AM. all that picce oF parcel of land, sitae fated and lying in the city of Washi Disteler of Columbia, and being known and ou the ground plan ofsaid elty in Thomas D. Hond’s recorded Subdivison of part of lot 6, in square numbered 866, as lots numbered 42, 43, 44 and 45. Lo ‘and 44 are the premises formerly occupied fecensed as w coal atid woud ward: lot Targe frame dwelling, au Cook, di ing 4s improved by on 6th street. | ALs0. On the SAME DAY. liminediately the above described fon, to the Bi Jand Tying an property. 1 wi hest bl the ground plan of said city. corded subdivision of lot Street northeast, between 1st and. ini ry desirable hon ‘Terms: One-third cash: on datancein twelve months. Ing interest at six per cent at of the ground ean be pffice, 125 Peunsytvania aven befor the sale aud on hy preiuives at tue tis 3D. ind-6t THOM idder. all that being in the city of Washing! ‘trict of Coinmbia, aud being known and desc in Thomas ‘square of flowers, froits and sell at public: . 724, streets, ms, This isa. northwest, any BO. shrubbery, after the sale of Ie lece oF purcel of on aid strect 82 fevt 6 168. improved wuti= PIANOS AND ( RGAN For Tsatzxse Bancarys 1s THE FINEST AND BEST PIANOS LOOK AT THESE BEFORE YOU BUY: One 745 Octave Heinekamp Square One 74s Octave Heinexamp Uprigh One 7g Octave Steinway & Sons qu Ht re Grand, One 74 Octave Stultz & Bauer Upright Grand. One 7% Octave Stultz & Bauer Square Graud, One 7% Octave Ne One 7 Octave New York Upright. ‘One 7 Octave Boston Square. Que 7 Getave New York Square. ‘ngland Square. One 7 Octave Boston Cabinet Upright. ‘The above Pianos have been used three to eight months, and areguarantee! tobe as perfect as ucw, ‘and fully warranted. Pr: Payments to sult the b change. HEINEKAMP W. 4 R19 ake, at SIDNEY 433 $5 PER 1 GAN of any style aud finest make, SIDNEY 433 3th A LARGESTOCK OF and ORGANS, some but_s eins. D: AY EY cy ly Installment of $10. SIDNEY th st ‘AREROO! T.NIMMO'S, ‘at ‘T. NIMMO'S, sireet 3 from $190 to $275, and Old Pianos taken In ex- 22 Ninth Street. PER MONTH WILL BUY A HANDSOME SQUARE OR UPIGIT PIANO. of best northwest. MONTH WILL BUY AN ELEGANT OR- orthwest. COND-HAND PIANOS street northwest. ERY HANDSOME STEINWAY PIANO, but tle used, at an immense sucritice; Will sell on month- T. Naso, 438 7th street uortliwest. SEVERAL VERY FIN prices ranging from $25 to 43: T, NIMMO, PARLOR ORGANS at ‘7th sireet nortiwest, pAX ELEGANT UPRIGHT CABINET GRAND Dut eight months old, and payable in monthly installments of $10. SIDNEY T. NIMMO, ~ at tremendous burgaln, 433 7TH STREET NORTHWEST. GT. Wa» & Be 708 7th Street northwest. sole agents for asemmne and KRANICH & BACH ANOS und Gally's Wonderful Seitplay! rainy Ou easy ternusin Pianos Pianos aad OF the STIEFF. Instruments. Beveral and Organs which hav ans for rent, tuned and repaired. Hh Usted. TANOS. Co ONT, TUNING AND REPAIRS OF PIANOS A SPE- AY wt V. BECKER'S WAREROOMS, 801 9th streat, Ja9-3in ‘ALLET, DAVIS & CO'S GREAT SPECIALTY <THEIR UPRIGHT GRAND PIANO. ready, at speclat Fine Pianos for rent and sale. Tew and el ant ate factory prices. HL. SUS! now. i. L. SUMS: S11 St DW 03, TANOS ND BAU! 'S &CO. WILCOX @ WHITE AND KIMBALL ORGANS. Pianos and Otgans exchanged, repaired, tuned, boxed; for rent by day, week, mouth or year. Rent applied if purchased. Full stock of Se. Music. HENRY ERERRBACH, 915 F street, m1 Managing Partner of the Iate firm of Huis Co ENUINE “DECKER le by DECK o. IE RUBN ole ‘Ageut, 40" Also ‘Burdett Organs. PIANOS. ER BROS. N.Y. V7 10bL st. we. 02 THE TRADES. TEWSPAPER, BOOK N Goon’ sTYLE-Low PRICES, LARGE FACILITIES NEW MATERIAL. ORDERS PRIN INGO) SOLICITED. ‘RUFUS H. DARBY, Practical Prititer, ND JOB PRINTING. ALL KINDS $023. 432 Uth street northwest, GES BOOR AND JOB PRINTERS 1258 ‘Avaula avente, Washington, D.C. warFine Prin Z Jaro Gaarerct—comrontrsa, EPPS’ COCOA. BREAKFAST. By athorough know! aD] e of the natural laws which Fe Yer the operations of digvation, and nutrition, and elected Cocoa, ‘save us many heav; Heation of the tine properties of well- fr. Epps lias ‘provide et Davared beve ny joctors bilix: ie by the Judie. led OUF breakfast fous use of sch articles of dict that a constitution may be ery tei are. ‘ghaft by ki ‘ourselves Ww: radually built tp cull strong diy tendency to diseuse. Handi floating int. Weinay fpa weal point | We may ‘excabe many many a TOUGH tO resist reds of rubtle mula- Around usTeady tw attack wherever fatal h pure blood and & properly nourished frame."—Civil Service perly teRR 1 todos yd water or milk, rrocers, labelled thus: Sold in JAMES EPPS & CO,, Homepathic Chemists, ry all other thorough medicines, it acts slowly. When Taken by men the Arst symptom of benefit is renewed chergy.” The muscles then become firmer, the dl tion ‘improves: the bowels are active. In women fect fy Gnually more rapid and marked, pe eres bregia a once to brightens the akin clears grlor ‘cones to the checks: nervousness disappears finetional derangements become reguiar, aud if & | nursing mother, abundant suetenatice Is. applied for | the chfid. “Remember, Brown's Iron Bitirs Is the ONLY tron medicine that ls hot injurious. Physicians Pe genuine. has trate Mark and crossed red lines ie genuine has’ ar) on wrapper. TAKE NO OTHER. mn8 Keysroxe Marr Wanner. SPECIALLY DISTILLED FOR MEDICINAL UsR STRICTLY PURE. THE BEST TONIC. PERFECTS DIGESTION. . Unequalled for Consumption, Wasting Diseases, and General Debility. PRICE, Per Bottle, $1.00; 6 Bottles for $5.00: Beware of Imitations. None genuine without the Signature of EISNER & MENDELSON, Sole Agents tor the U.S. Phila, Pa, FOR SALE BY Stott, Cromwell & Co., Tsehiffely € Bi 5, Barvour & Hatailton, Tux Bar Ix Tux Disrucn ASK FOR IT. }rvasnineton, DO. SCHLITZ’S MILWAUKEE LAGER. For sale in Bottles by Dealers Generally, and in Casks and Bottles by the Agent SAMUEL C. PALMER, 1224 29th st, st. nw, ‘Telephone 454. 1020 Srarxe Har, Serre Hats THE DUNLAP FIFTH AVENUESTYLE SPRING SILK AND DERBY HATS NOW READY AT ” WILLETT & RUOFF'S, SOLE AGENTS, 905 Pennsylvania ave, C) a L I e R a P a TYPE WRITER, NEW PATENTED IMPROVEMENTS RAISE IT ¥AR ABOVE ALL COMPETITORS, W. H. PORTER, GENERAL AGENT, 933 F Street. &a~ Ask for new circular. 7m u S88g EER BE gs §F uu = ®ass3 EER oco K EER 88 O% Ex F 9 88 Be Ee cco 00 K K EB FOR GEN: FOP. COOK! 5. FOR HEATING BY FURNACE. FOR HEATING BY LATROBES, FOR OPEN GRATES. IT MAKES A QUICK FIRE IT 1S EASILY IGNITED. IT DOES NOT BURN OUT THE GRATE, 11 IS ECONOMICAL, 17 WILL PAY TO TRY IT. FOR SALE BY THE WASHINGTON GASLIGHT CO. 40 Bushels Crushed, $3.70. 40 Bushels Not Crushed, $2.90. 25 Bushels Crushed, $2.50. 25 Bushels Not Crushed, $2.00. DELIVERED TO ANY PART OF WASHINGTON: OR GEORGETOWN. 59 reat Crostxo Our Sare OF FINE BOOTS AND SHOES At SINSHEIMER & BRO.'S, 808 7th street, ‘This sale will continue a short time only Look carefully at the Extraordinary Bargains we offer 0 the following well-known makers in Ladies’ Shoes. Cousin's finest Cur. Kid, hand-sewed, but., that cost you $5, we will sell you now at $3.79, in's finest Str. Goat, hand-sewed, which are sold Gsewhere at $4.50, our price now $3.59. Cousin’s fine Cur, Kid, butt, which sell at $3.50, we sell now at $2.79. Cousin’s Misses’ Shoes at the same low figures. About 4CO pairs Ladies’ Fine Kid Butt,, every patr of which is worth $3, are now selling at $2, Our Burt's Men Shoes, in butt., lace and Galters that were $6 and $6, are now closing ut $3.75. ‘These shoes are superior to custom made We ask those that want to suve money to come a6 early as possible, as our stock is now complete, We have all sizes and widths, therefore call at once at SINSHEIMER & BROS’, 808 7th street. _309 Fos On DO YOU KNOW WHAT IT 1s, Ask your physician or druggist, and he will tell you itisu rank, deadly poison. DUFFY'S PURE MALT WHISKEY is entirely free from fusil off, absolntely pure and am adulterated, a positive cure for Consumption, Pulmo- nary Troubles, Malaria, Indigestion, Wasting Diseases, and the only recognized antidote for Cholera. A BEVERAGEGAND MEDICINE COMBINED Sent to any address in ‘the United States (east of the hom Mountains), all express charges prepaid, in case (no chance for comment), containing 6quatt bottles, on receipt of SIX DOLLARS. PRICE ONE DOLLAR PER BOTTLE, ‘Sold by leading druggiste and fine grocery houses. THE DUFFY MALT WHISKEY Co., felé1m Barrmoae, MB aot ee ee LEADING 1. ia FATABLIGHMERT ow H. D. BARR, 03 1111 Pennsylvania avenne e — D.C. MONDAY, MARCH 9, 1885 METHODISTS IN COUNCIL. Latest Telegrams to The Str. UNION IN CENTRAL AMERICA. ‘The States Consolidated Under the Mil- itary Command of Gen. Barrios. New York, March 9.—The following tele- Gram from thé secretary of foreign affairs of the Tepublic of Guatemala has been received by ‘Mr, Jacob consul general of that countrs: “President, Barrios has issued a decree pro- claiming tf union of Central America as one fepublic, and to realize the same has assumed the supreme military command.’ plant a ot A Child Burned to Death. Lancaster, Pa., March 9.—The clothing of a ehildof John Harnish, of Chestnut Hill, this county, caught fire fram a stove, around which it Was playing yesterday, and before assistance could be rendered the child was burned to a erigp, dying in ten minutes. soul us nee Terrible Fight with a Lioness. A LION TAMER FRIGHTFULLY LACERATED IN PRESENCE OF A PARIS AUDIENCI Paris, March he great lioness in the ‘winter cireus here attacked Edward Williams, lion tamer, while he was putting her through her regular performance in the cage last night. Phe soone at once threw the vast audience into porror, and fora while the people were spell- Wi iliams made a most desperate struggle, and the fight between him and. the enraged beast lasted for some minutes, during which he was terribly Incerated, the lioness bounding about the howling with rage. The cireus attend- nts who ran to Williams’ assistance with iron bars and p1 while they finally succeeded in saving his life, goaded the lioness to such Peroaity. ee her actions threw the speciators & panic. They rushed pell-mell from the place, the men crushing the women and children down, and in many-cases pasting over the all this excitement the liou tamer pre elfcontrol and yradually neared the gate of the cage, his person torn and mangled and bleeding from innumerable wounds. Ata favorable moment the door was opened and Williams quickly stepped out and sprung Mt behind him. The moment he touched the ground he sank down from exhaustion into a Pochged: swoon. He had tobe removed to a jospital, Where his injuries were pronounced very serious. 4 eg Baltimore M, E. Conference. PROCEEDINGS TO-DAY. BALTIMORE, March 9.—The Baltimore annual conference of the M. E. church reassembled to- day. The report of the Preachers’ Aid society Was presented, and showed the receipts for the ityearto have been $24,585, and the ¢ ursements, $24,885. The assets of the society are $97,813. Rev. James Brown, who presented the report, said he was acquainted with the incorporators of the society. It was originated by laymen, Wwhowished toaid ministers to educate their children. But times have changed since then. Education has become cheap, and the fund is now applied to the assistance of superanuated clergymentand to the education of the children of deceased ministers, ‘The East Baltimore district was called and the characters of ministers passed. The report of the chureh relief fund was presented b: Dr. H. Carroll, and showed the assess have ‘been $2,000,000, of which collected and disbursed, Memo was held, and the death of Rev. Downs was announced, SS Seizure of Prison-Made Goods. Orrawa, Onr., March 9.—A large consign- ment of articles, manutactured by prison labor in the United States, be seized at London, Ont., being imported into this country con’ toalaw, which came into efivet of Tuesday last, prohibiting the importation of articles so manufactured. See ey Latest Foreign News. DANGEROUS NIMILISTS ARRESTED. 81, PETERSBURG, March 9.—The police have succeeded In arresting several dangerous nihil- ists by means of the inform: pn contained in the papers found in the ay dent who recently kilied himself in Darport, when the police called upon him to seize the terrorist documents and explosives in his pos session. Wilford N. ——— Quarreling Irish Patriots. THE FLANNERY AND DUE T0 MONEY MATTERS. Paris, March 9.—It is alleged that the re- ported split inthe ranks of the Irish revolt Uonist party between the Flannery and the Rossa factions had its origin in a dispute about money. The Flannery party insist that they shall have the disbursement of ali European lections without any reference to America. ‘The Rossa following take the ground that ali donations to the cause should go into one fund, It Is believed here that Rossa is losing Influence, and it is secant that this is owing largely to the goneral discharge of Irish employes by: English firms, because of the general distrust of Irishmen produced by thedyuamite outrages in London. ——— Baltimore Markets. BALTIMORE, Mo., March 9.—Virginia sixes, con- gplidated, 44; pastue coupons, 62x, new teufordies, 84; Virginia “new tld to-day, BALTIMORE, Mp., March 9.—Cotion diing, 11%. Flour steady and quiet—Howard strevst and Westera super, 2.6203.00: do. extra, 3.008 65 ‘threes, 52. rn higher, Closing duli; southern re Southern amber, 92a95; No, 1 Maryland, S#s8%,: No. 2 western winter Ral.spot, Gtnass; March, Sat bid: Apri dull; south Sla5% southern yellow, 49450; western mixed, sp and March, 48%us9; April, 454,049: May, 49a44) steamer, 34. Oats : firm and. qulet~sontuern Sasb: western wile, Bsasv; xed, 6. Pennsvlvania, 30330. itve « ‘ ‘and quiet—prime to choice Peqnsylvania and Mery- Inna, 13.00815.00, Provisions a shades firmer in tone, mess pork, 18.75a14. Balk meats—shoulders aud clear rib sides, ‘packed, Giinv¥p. Racon—shoulders, ios lene rb slabs. Shai 1a kar ined, $4. Butter frin— west 422; crenm- ery, . Eges higher, 241$5. Petroleum dull— relined, Cotfee dull Rio cargoes, ordinary {o fair, BoB. Sagar quiet— Aso. Oly: copne refined Steady? 10%yall, Whisky nousnilly arm, 1.200121. Freighis to Liverpool” per steamer qu S-16d.; four, 18.04.: graln. 4d. eceipts= Ey barrels; whtety 26,000" bustiels: corn, 144,000 bas 7,000, bushels; tye, 1,900 buses, Sup: ments--corn, 185,000 bushels. Sdles—wheat, 363,000 bushels; corn, 669,000 bustels, Chicago Markets. CHICAGO, In, March 9.—Closing prices—Wheat— Bitten: sty Ap, May, Se July a Tee Gans May, 42%: July,d1%q. Onts— Maren 274g April, 2 iy, Bi Por aarch, 12.60; h, 12.70; May, 12.77% @.90;" april, 7, Secretary Bayard’s Assistants, AN IMPRESSION THAT MR. EUGENE SCHUYLER WILL SUCCEED MR. JOHN DAVIS. Neither Third Assistant Secretary of State Adee nor Chief Clerk Brown has tendered his resignation,and {tis not theintentionofcitherso todo. They both feel that it would be unbecom- ing in them to embarrass the Secretary of State by making elther an effort to remain or tender- Ing their resignations. It is the general im- pression about the State department that both the officials will remain. Bott. offices have been conducted without the slixhtest regard to politics, while the thorough knowledge of all the ins ‘and outs of the State department pos- sessed by the present Incumbents could not readily be ecquired by new comers. No one seems to think that there is a possibility of the removal of Second Assistant Secretary Hunter. The First Assistant Secretaryship is Vacant by the resignation of Mr. John Davis, and the quid nunes are of the opinion that it‘will goto Mr. Eugene Schuyle _ Distriet Government Affairs. . SPECIAL POLICE, f the $8,000 appropriuted to pay special Sfoamem, Suly atcur so,000 will Le spent, "he special policemen will’ be paid off tomor- row morning at nine o'clock. BUILDING PERMITS issued by Inspector Entwisle: Frank Van Valk- enberg, erect. one two-story and basement dwelling, North Capitol, between Land Pierce streets northwest, 1,000; A.V. Johnson, repair frame, 25 and 27 K street northwest, $100; P. R, Daly, erect a two-story and basement Giwelling, Msttect, between Sd and 4th strects northwest, $2,700. MISCELLANEOUS, The District Commissioners and Secretary ‘Tindall callea upon the President Saturday to pay their respects and had quite along and agreeable interview, during which Commission- ef Edmonds explatned the form of municipal ernment here. They were very favorably finpressea with the manner of the President. we meaner ae Carr. GEORGE Brows, it is rumored, fs to be appointed chief of the bureau of yards and docks, Navy department, vice Admiral Nichols, retired. Capt. Brown, who is at present on Halting orders, is a personal triend of the new Secretary of the Navy. For SUPERVISING AncHiTECT.—Mr. Bacon, of Toledo, Obio, is mentioned as the successor of Mr. Bell, as supervising architect ofthe Treas- uty. Mr. Bacon is a brother-indaw of Presi- dent Cleveland. DIPLOMATS AT THE STATE DEPARTMENT.— ‘The members of the diplomatic corps called upon the Secretary of State at 2o'clock this afternoon. On Friday a‘terncon at the same our they will all Smclally upon the Break mn ‘Tae Presrbenr's VisiTORS To-DAY.—The ‘White House was again thronged with visitors to-day, and at halrpast one o'clock the President ‘aud! ‘general callers who had Sllected tn Intge numbers. A uumber of dele: ppeclive congressional tation, called. P reson’ ‘the Individual callers ments Of the stu- | ‘AND OTHER BUSINESS, Atthe third day's session of the Baltimore M. E. conference in Baltimore on Saturday, Rev. Charles O. Isasc, a local deacon, connected with the Washington district, who Is in charge of @ Cireaitand who was admnitted to the conference on trial last voar, was elected to eldem' orders, Presiding Elder’ Deale representing that the character of the work of Mr. Isase required that he be given such orders. Rev. B. F. Devries and Rev. J.¥'. F. Gray were examined ‘and admitted to deacons’ orders. Kev. Henry A. Gross, « local preacher, recom. mended by the quarterly conference of Rock Creek eireait, Washington district, was elected to deacons’ orders. Rev. Joel Brown, from the board of stewards, reported aggregate allow- | ances to effective mien, $2,590 ; supernumerary | Teachers, $650; superannuated preachers, 700; widows and orphans, $3,808; making total of $7,305, or 85 per Gent. Rev. G. W, Cooper reported that $4,000 of the preachers’ d fund had been apportioned among the lnimants, Both reports adopted, subject to re vision, ‘The conference met again this morning. The elders and deaeons elected to orders on Satar- day were ordained yesterday afternoon at High street M. E. Ghureh, Baltimore, in the presence ofa lave congregation. The newly ordained are Revs. B. F. Devries, J. F. F. Gray and Hen! Gross.as deacons, and Rev. W. L. McDowell 1. F. Downs, WR. Sirieklen, E. L. Watson, T. 2. Marsh and Charies O. [saat as elders. ‘The Washinton Conference. ELECTION OF FLDERS AND DEACONS, At Saturday’s session of the Washington M. FE. conference at Ebenezer church deacons and elders were elected as follows: Deacons—Messrs. John W. Hill, Minor R. Jenkins, Elijah Ayers, Joseph Wheeler, J. 8. Cooper, C. T. Ward, B. M. Bean and J. W. Titus. Elders—Alfred Young, I.T. Moten,S, A. Lewis, T, H. Brooks, F. F. Wheeler, W. H. Thomas and A.'H. Scott. Bishop Merrill preached at the Ebenezer church yesterday morning. In the afternoon, at 3 lock, the newly elected deacons and sider were crdained by the bishop. | Last night Rev. Dr. Grittin, of Frederick, Md., occupied the pulpit. TO-DAY'S SESSION. The fourth day’s session of the Washington annual conference of the colored M. E. church, being held at Ebenezer church, was opened this morning, Bishop Merrill, of Chicago, presiding. Devotional exercises were conducted by the Rey.8. Wing. After the ¢ ber of ministers were passed, @ committee of three ministers was appointed to inquire into the rumors concerning the character of the Rev. R. H. Alexander, and the name of the Rev. A.B. Wilson was withdrawn from the conference, The Daughters of the Conference, an organiza- tion for i preachers, reported ut $880. After an address illing in the Interest of the Hoine r society, a recess was taken until 3 o'clock, when a missionary sermon was preached by the Rev, W. H. Draper. The annual dinner {0 the ministers Will tuke place Lo-night, To-morrow will end the conference, when the appointments will be made. ———— The Wales Court-Martial. CONTINUED FROM FIRST EDITION. The court was reopened at 2:35. Judge Advo- cate Lemley read the court's letter to the Secre- tary of the Navy advising an adjournment until Tuesday, April 14th, and the Secretary's order for an adjournment'to that date. ae Sale of the Ball Room Flooring. The ball room in the new Pension building ts now completely dismantled. The decorations were removed on Saturday, and to-day Mr. Duneanson, the auctioneer, sold the flooring the amount realized being about he flooring in the committee rooms tabout S25 each. The sale wus for Mr. Monroe, who put down the flooring. Messrs, Willett’ & Ruoff purchased the large mirror from the decorators. aracters of a num- Ronrsss Rerorren.—J. W. Hall, 523 13th el, pocket picked on night of 3d of $4.—A. Baer, 4) Street southeast, house entere St night and till robbed of 75 ’pennies.—Dr, . B, Muncaster, 923 F street, office entered last and surgical instruments, ite sti Wah, Jast night and $} n1.——Jacob Sallade, of Willlamsport, pocket picked on 4th inst. of wallet containing $85 and valuable papers.—Mrs, J. E. Miller, of Port Huron, Mich., trunk robbed on 4th of gold bracelet valued at $25.—A. Rodier, -American house, room robbed on 4th of $110 in mon ———— ComMENcEMENT AT Howarp UStvensiry.— ‘Twenty-eight students will graduate atthe com- imencement of the Howard University medical department to-night. Prof. D. S$. Lamb will deliver theaddress to graduates and J.S. Carman Will deliver the valedictory, sede es SriT For $1,500 DAMAGFS.—To-day Mr. J” MeD. Carringion filed a sult for Jeremiah T- O'Donnell ast, Thomas P. Jacobs, expressman’ to recovery $1,500 damages, He states that he was the owner of a dwelling-house on sub lot E, square 567, and defendant oceuptes the adjoin- ing lot under a lease and has erected thereon a shed one hundred fect long,on whieh has fallen large quantities of snow and water, which has rendered his house damp #nd unhealthy, caus ing the cellar to overflow, the floors to be dam- aged, the ¥: Says Hr wAs DRUGGED AND RorrED.—Wil- iain Wilkinson, a bartender at the Lafayette house,and a young mun named Harry Sears were arrested yesterday on a charge of robbing p.S, Sellhausen, proprietor of the bar of $129. Mr. Sellausen stated that he was suffering froin rheumatism, and ordered some whisky, which was brouglit to him by the arrested par: tes, After drinking it he became sick. When he recovered his money was gone. A druggist declared there was morphine in the whisky. In the Police Court this morning Sears’ was charged with stealing the $129, and Willkinson charged with embezzlement. ‘The cases were continued until Thursday. coh Ronurp ox tie StreEt.—Leonard S, Miller, of Idaho, was robbed last night about 11 o'clock on Pennsylvania avenne and 13th street of sil- er watch, gold chain and $32 in money—in all He’ was attacked and stood up in the street. The President and Dr. Charch. Washinzton Special to the Baltimore Sun, There has been considerable gossip about President Cleveland's preferences as to what church he will attend during his residence in Washington, and there have been some unkind cuts at the New York Avenue Presbyterian church (Rey. Dr. Bartlett) because It was sup- posed that extraordinary efforts were being Inace to get him to go there to pray. Inquiry: among leading members of the chureh develops the fact that the intimation that Dr, Bartlett has been engaged in efforts to build up an aris- tocratic congregation on the strength of Presi- dent Cieveland’s possible acceptance of a pew is not at all well founded. When Dr. Bartlett en- tered upon the pastorate every pew in the body of the church was occupied, and there has not been a day in vears when a sitting could be had for money, unless by accident. It is not likely the President can obtain a pew there until some portion of the congregation, shall have Inigrated to the next colony of this popular chureh, or some special arrangement {fs made for his accommodation. In point of fact, all the pews in the church have been rented since 1861, when Rev. Dr. Gurley was pastor. After his death, under the pastorate of Kev. Dr. J. R. Pax- ton, now of New York city, t was found neces. sury, by reason of the steady growth, to erect alleries in the chureh, and the pews furnished : this improvement Were rapidly taken after Rev. Dr, Bartlett, the present pastor gave evi- dence of his talent in his pulpit ministrations. ‘The unkind reports doubtless originated from the fact that there is a warm. personal friend- ship between Dr. Bartlett and Rey. Mr. Cleve- land, the President's brother. In this matter, as In most other things, it is believed that Presi- dent Cleveland will consult his own preferences and conventence: ———— England and Russia. WAR STILL POSSIBLE*-WARLIKE UTTERANCES OF ENGLISH PAPERS, The London Observer of Sunday sald: “We understand thet the government on Friday sent an emphatic demand to St, Petersburg for the withdrawal of the Russian troopson Afghan territory. The dispatch partook of thecharacter ofan ultimatum.” The Daily News states that there isa constant exchange of dispatches be- tween the English and Russian governments. “Although there is a le hope of a peaceful solution,” says the News, ‘the condition of; fairs is still critical, The British government's demands that the Russians retire from the ‘Aichan frontiers, whether put in the form ofan uitimatum or nol, are final. The choice of, or war lies in the hands of the Russian states- men.” Tae Times urges England to occupy and fortify Herat at once, and to check the Rus- sian advance toward the interior of Afghanistan atany cost. It says that if Russla wishes to Aight, England is not only ready, but willing, and Russia fins only to say the word, ‘Orders have been sent to Sir Peter Lumsden, the British special commissioner on the Afghan frontier question, to direct the Afghans to evac- olga et a od forces from robat slan ambassador, has promised that the Russian troops shall retire. ‘The British government has ruspended the ‘operation of the factory act, limiting the num- ber of hours during which workmen, may be employed, as far as it relates to the royal arsenal ePRehiwich, ‘rhe object is to. allow the work: Shops at the arsenal to be run at their full capacity rht and day, and to ens¥le them to turn out 2,500,000 cartridges per week. a ed GEN. Grant BETren YESTERDAY.—In New ‘yesterday afternoon Drs. a Bougids together swith Dr. BZ Barker ae ‘resolution Snes Sah beet! invited to visit Gen. . Robest Toombs, of been ‘one eye, is under the Capitol Topics. SENATE CAUCUSES, The republican Senators went into eanens Immediately upon the adjournment of the Sen- ate to arrange the committees. The democratic caticus committer aiso met to finish its work of ing the minority representation on the committees. Members of the committee suy they will be ready at any time alter today t mittees, — ADMITTED To THE CovRT oF CLADS.—Gen. John F. Smith, of West Va., was to-lay ad. mitted to the bar of the United states Court of Claims. News Briefs. _Messrs. Marti € Co., cotton bayers, of Norfolk, Va., having become financially Involved, Judge Brooks meee Mr. Benjamin Adams re- ceiver for the firm, and placed him in charge on. Saturday. The prefect of police of Paris, after a thorongh Investigation, pronounces the ‘recent dynamite convention, sald to have been held in that city, amyth. Lew Wallace, United States minister to ey, has resigned ‘Tue ex-Empress Eugenie fs seriously 0! from nervous shock, the result of being thrown frfra_ her carriage ‘@t Farnborough, Engiand, on the 2d inst Detachments of hostile Arabs, to the number Of 10,000, have been discovered about Suakiin, A fire which destroyed the opera house at Albany, Mo. Saturday, also burned all county tecords, The services of the salvation ariny in Chi- cago yesterday were broken up by roughs, who sang ribald songsand knocked the “soldiers” out when they remonstrated. James W. Sweetser, a fireman, was fatally In- a Sire fall of a ladder ata fire in Boston: ve the James He Cary and Wu, Hl. Hurtel, of Chi- cago, are under arrest for swindling Pdward Stokes, of the Horfnan house, New York, olst of $2,600. Cary, who was in ‘Chicago, raised rants which were presented by Hurt was stopping at the Hofman house, New ¥ in payment of his board. he French captured the entre fore Thuyenquan, in Tonquin, atter tw fighting. The Chinese mado a’ determi sistance, but were completely routed, suilering tremendous | yhamite ingentously prepared for secret pur- Poses, enabling one who desires to use it to carry'it in a vest pocket. Postmaster Swiggett, ot Wilmington, Del. has appointed James A. Bayard Hauby, dew Ocrat, as a sub-letter carrier. Tne will of Mr, B.F. Avery, the plow man; was probated in Loulsville, Ky., Saturday, He leaves $1,000,000 to luis wife ad children. No bequesis are to be paid before two years after jeath, In the house of commons at Ottawa Mr. White, of Cardwell, declared that Canada’ did not want reciprocit# with the United States, ‘The reichstag at Berlin rejected a motion tn favor of the establishment of # Ditmetallic standard of currency 2 CHESTER A. ARTHUR'S RETURN To Private Lire.—The English newspapers are astonished to hear that Chester A. Arthur is to resume law practice, The Liverpool Post echoes the fecliug thus: “This js better than Cincinnatus and his Plough, and with nothing like the fuss. Th an able aud successful solicitor should make himself active in party polities, and, receiving the office of Vice President as his rewur should, on the death of his succeed to the supreme direction of affairs, has'in it little that is surprising. Bot that, having presided over the destinies of Afty-seven million, he should guichy sesuine work at his desk tea star tli urn of affairs, and possible only in the Uni States.” oe ————_¢o—____ SUMMONED BY GE Fawtry.—The . Dr.John P. Newman d New Orleans by the ‘Southern Pacitic nulroad Saturda morning from Tancises, Dr, Newnan is on his way to New York In vbtdlence to a sum- mons from the ‘amily of Gen. Grant informing him that his presence was very much des by the gencral, He left San Frimeiseo a mouth, earlier than he intended for thi} reason, = cose J.K. Emer Sest ro A Hosrryan.—J.K. met, the actor, was playing las\ week at sler’s opera house, In Pittsburg. He would begin drinking at the close of eath night's per- formance and would keep itup until about noon on the next day, when he would go to his room at the Mononguhels house and sicep until UUme for the curtain to rise. Fearing an attack of delirium tremens, his son, “Joe,” resolved to sober him up at any cost, and on Saturday sent for two detectives. Tho result was that the actor, after 4 brief parley, was sent to the West Pennsylvania hospital. Itis physicians hop bring hit around ail right in a few days, met fe billed toappear at the Euclid avesue opera house in Cleveland to-night. The thea- ter in Pittsburg was closed Saturday afternoon and night and Manager John Elisier will sue Emmet for damages. “Young Emmet said that unless his futher recovered from his present Spree the season would cost him not less than $40,000, Several times Emmet threatened bodily harm to guests at the Monongahela use. ————_+e+_____ INAUGURATION.—Amer the passengers on the strect station in Philadelphia, last Thursday afternoon, one of them, @ tall, well-dresses turned to his seat and had to up in the twentieth district station hou: ange county, N.Y. My name is M, f. W that’s all you need to know.” He was kept in ‘the station house during the night and next Norristown asylum. Winnie talked about the inaugural display at Washington with much enthusiasm, of the occasion so seriously aggravated previous mental troubles as to cause him to becom his whereabouts and condition, ee Tre Broom Max Gerrina FREE Rrpes To His Home.—The Baltimore Sun says: Ric! ard Ward, who walked from Haverstraw, ¥., to Washington to attend the inauguration, carrying with him a broom, arrived back this faren route for hume, and not having funds to y his way applied at the mayor's office Natur- ay for free transportation. “Though walking Is good just now the broom man had evough of it, and Col. Love, secretary to the mayor, furnished him with the necessary transporiation as far as. Philadelphia. ‘The aut! t Washington had sent hi . ALLEGED CorrurT ScHooL DirEcrors.— Ellen F. Walsh, a teacher in the district of the country town of South Lyon, near Chi- cago, brought suit against the directors of the sehool for $190 back salary. She testliled that when she was first employed it was ata salary of $60 per month; that Iedmond, the clerk, made out her contract at $55 per month, telling her she would have to turn over th» $23 to him each month for the directors’ salaries, She paid in this way $170 in ten months, and was re- engaged last fall ut $95 per month, but. refused to make up the balance which the directors claimed was due under her first month's con- tract, and also refused to pay any dividends on the new one. The board then stopped paying her salary, and she sued for the amount due for December'and January, The directors denied retaining any of Miss Walsh's mone: mitted on cross-examination that the SUPPOSED TO BE IN A TRAX most remarkable cases that has come to the notice of the medical fraternity In Buffalo, N. Y., Was on Saturday afternoon reported by @ district physician to the board of health. Mrs. John Kelly, who lived in Elk strect, had been =.—One of the dangerously ill for some time, aud was found last Monday morning, to all appearances, dead. Preparations for the funeral were beyun, an the attendants laid the body in the coffi While working over it they were startled What appeared to be a return of life. In the re- ion of the heart a perceptible warmth was no- ceable, and wha® seemed like a tinge of color returned to the lips. The physician was re- called, but he said that the Seo ypey ee of life were Geceptive. They refused to believe, and the preparations for the funeral were stopped. ‘The friends think the woman Is in a trance und momentarily that she will awake. The y has been In the house all this week, but decomposition has not set.in, A medical ‘con- ference will be called. ————“se-—___ A NoraBLe DISPENSATION BY THE PoPr.—An interesting decision has just been made by the Pope. Baron Sanbor Popper Podraghy, of Vi- enna, a Huns in, who was made a baron four years ago, is thed to Countess Blanche Cas- lone, datighter of aformer singer, who belonged to the old nobility. The baronet is adevout Hebrew and the aplons Catholic. Both ion. the Curia. For ved for a dispensation from, Thor than ears stich adispensation has not been given. ‘The Curin decided to allow the it solemnized ina Catholicchurch and by jolie clergyman. Baron Podraghy igned @ declaration binding himself to educate the children of thi faith. ‘The Pope, in a remai 18 mi in the Catholic ble brief founded ‘on the canon law, stated that marriaves between Catholies, heathens or Hebrews were permissi- ble, for the:reason that thereby there was the bility of saving a soul by conversion to the [ Teport the democratic membership of the con. | MAbE IXSAXE BY THE EXCITEMENT OF THE Washington express left the train at the Broad- young man of prepossessing appearance, Tre e removed bY force. He struggled fiercely until he was locked. where he quicteddown. When asked where he lived and Where he came from he replied: on nie; day two doctors examined him and pro- nounced him insane. Tle was then taken to the tis thought that the excitement ea maniac. His relatives have been imformed of ‘The Courts. CRINTKAL COURT—Judge MacArthur, To-day, L. Hf. Hi forgery and embeerte ment, revognt stricken out, and pleaded | not guilty. Leon Bebell, malt | ing & check; recognizance stricken out and jeaded not eullty. Lewis R. Siolath | Eitergal revenue law; pleaded not ality, DoW, | Middiéton and 8. E. Middleton, em pieaded not guilty, and ball given, Crrevrr CouRT—Judge Coz, Todas, Herrill agt, Prot: deta _ agt, Brown etal; Ju 5 | AEC Lewis; om ng. — ae The New York Skating Match Ended. DONOVAN WINS THE FIRST PRIZK, WITH a RECORD OF 1,090 MILES, Donovan ma le his one thousandth mile Inthe skating match In New York between 5 and € o'clock Saturday morning, and the Garden rang | with cheers and applause, With one exception | Donovan had at that time eclipsed the longest distance ever accomplished by @ human being v4 in any mode of locomotion that re- Three thousand Pegmle at the contest during the evening. Maddocks, O"Me a and Robinson spurted raced @ach other during the evening. The win her, Donovan, recelves a $250 inedal and Rovst $250, U'Melia $150 and Maddocks $100 and the balance of those who finished 850 each SUFFERINGS OF THE SKATERS, Most of the contestants in the match in New York, Saturday, paid dear for their experience. Donovan, the eighteen-yearold lad from El- | mira, who won the first prize, is broken up physically,and has been ont f His feet were in such condition wi {ngs could not be removed. | The ight Tight foot and leg made the trainer: | bas been w in the hollow of has f ed and inflamed, | ored stockings the first three di | the track, and the doctors & d his system. Maddox, wi prize, Is not much better off ph: much worse financially than backer has captured the $100 he won and im tends to keep all but 610. A Louisiana Tragedy. AMAN SHOT DEAD WHILE ATTEMPTING A BRU- TAL CRIME, Aspecial from New Iberia, La. gives the fol- lowing particulars of the kiliingef William Burgmilier at the salt mine on Avery's island last Friday night: Miss Anna,e danghterof Burgmiler, who was a civil engineer employed at the mine, was engaged to be married to Dr, Emile Henckel. She had confided to the doctor the sa state of affairs existing between herself and her father, the latter having threatened to outrage her on repeated occasions, She was ad- vised to make affidavit against him, and this she intended to have done Satarday. Priday night Dr. Henckel and Ernest Van Horne, hear ing screams issuing from Burgmilier’s: rushed into the house and discovered the father in the act of assaulting his daughter, Henckel and Van Horve attacked Bur iler, and in the struggle that ensued the lat was sl dead and bis daughter wounded. | shots fred Pleroed the lier received a slight flesh Wound on the ict side. Henckeland Van Horne surrendered to the authorities, Corn canning ts becoming quite an industry in Prince George's county. Capt. George H. White, James W. White and Jobu “Brannock, of Hooperevitle, Dorchester cotinty, killed seventy red-head @ucks at three shots last week, Prof. Thomas, of the mathematical ment of Western Maryland coll We ster, is at his father’s house ip with tephotd fever. 8 from all sections of Baltimore Herald sbow that wi over 50 per cent of an average crop. Soe Wiccrxs' Larssr Paornecr—Referring the great storm which he has ‘il take place on the 18th instant, ‘States to-day that it will be north as in the south Atlan! will be on the meridian of be there 36 hours before tt will He hopes no vessels dan will be out in 1 Biscay. He Uns continent ft will rise-and very heavily. The storm by ‘earthquakes, which, slightly felt on ide of the ‘appear much stronger in western, —— tw ‘will not : A bill has been Introduced in the ‘New a Seetinipeatcar eae cia rat be puni by The bill ifies that: male son who: or wnip his one els wife, orany corporally by the ry ber of lashes not exceeding thirty, to be: shop Pacific railroad at At struck Syed ag st 8 ite ie St apo ia a Gov. Ireland has of Da Pee Sea = are cured by Br Sayue'e DIED. ‘The announcement of the death of REEDER, of 475 New York avem pears ts'be utterly unfounded, aid we at We D.C. Monday, March Oth. IAN. MAMIE ROSA OCHRISTMAN, poy SP and twelve days, of pneumonia. ‘We watched her breathing through the night, Sgr eee brv ores tn Asin her the wave of lif ‘Went heaving to and fro. Our very hopes belied our fear, honest her Gpkag siept, “And sleoping when'se died Human hands have tried ‘Sighs and ware are atin vain, Phone word oft oe By ie Pare Will be buried from her parents’ residence Wednes 85 Maron 1th at pm. Funeral : the morning of pee pr pe Fubéral will wie‘ pi from her late residena s ‘March hee Springs, Ns ged seventyeal Burial at Dover, N. J. ° at CAUiL a eluted Site Poste Le --4 ‘thirty-fourth year of her: Funeral from ber late on W, ——— ‘18th and 14th, at eden Q on Rspectfiny invited toattena "=" Smt Sends attend. LJ JOHNSON. On Sunday, March 1 after @ bjehe tren hae Seat Bares po rom 2027 Tetreet northwest, p. tn D AUSTIN McCaT BY aged ‘ennesies years. qiuneral, took place this morning, from 30, 1228 AMERICAN AND ENGLISH VESSELS SEARCHED BY FRENCH MEN-OF-WAR.—Greut excitement exists at Shanghal, China, owing to the receipt, of news of the overhauling snd searching of several English and American steamers en route to Tonquin by French men-of-war. Seri- ous losses have been caused to owners and shi by the detention of the vessels, w! ‘were searched on the pretense that they hud on board rice and other urticles which have been declared contraband of war by France. ———o. yp nar eee tee eae ee Habersham i pie. ‘Nos. 912 Pennsylvania avenue northwest and 735 ‘Stb at. southeast. Telephone call No. 854. 424m