Evening Star Newspaper, March 10, 1885, Page 3

b> | AUCTION SALES. GENTLEMEN'S _GOODS._ ® Have Jesr Receswen ANOTHER LOT OF 100 DOZEN BROWN HALF HOSE, wwe sold so many of last rear.” which we Fratenes ‘he remarkably low price of $1 per box CT Sets 100 dozen colored HALF HOSE. Teil close at 20 cents a paircor three pal cent, These goods are worth $i per dozen. AE SB ELLERYS, 1112 F street northwest. nie Deer Recerven- Large Line of NECKWEAR, for 50e., 75e. and$1. Full Line of Fall and Winter UNDERWEAR, at Bewat prices ; Large Line of DRESS SHIRTS constantly on hand. CHARLES HYATT, Proprietor. ‘THOMPSON'S SHIRT FACTORY, S816 F street northwest, Opposite Patent Office. POTOMAC RIVER BOAT: — TEAMER MATTANU LEAVES 7Iil ¥ wharf Tuesdays, Thursdays Felogk am. or Kiker: , Returning on @fternoons. For infor GA Or to mho T. JONES, agt. OW FARE Tu NORFOLK OF THE LAKE | 1m, Monday. W ediesd: First-class Pare, 750 G. STEAME F E E LEARY leaves WEDNESDAYS ‘Oftice, 14th and i Kuox Ex- ‘nnd private res er Information inquire ut coupany’s office, wharf. Telephone call 7458 as WILLTAS P. WELCH, General A QTEAMERT. V. ARROWS ITH, FROM SEVENTH STREET WHARF, MONDAYS AND THURSDAYS at Tam Re ning TUESDAYS and FRIDAYS, wuching at all wer Landings as far as Nomfint Creek, Carrioman and St. Clements Bay. Connects with & & 0. RR ft Shepherds. JOHN B. PADGETT, Agen © W_ RIDLEY, Mana MM VERNON! MT. VERNON! Ss STEAMER W. W. CORCORAN wes Tih-street wharf dally (except Sunday) for Vernon at 1 o'clock a. m.: returning, reaches Vashington about 30 p. mi. e216 ARE, Capt f sl pany’ pier, No. 42 North Hiver. foot of Mor- ton street. New York, Perier @'Hauterive, Wednesday, Murch onl, Wednesday, Mar St. Laurent, de Jouselin, Wednesday, April 1, m. Wednesda Ip. April 8,17 am. suit, on the BE THE CUNARD ITED, BETW! POOL, CA FROM PIER NTBLA.. Wed. Marv REGEN KY WEDNES OF PASS” GE~$60, $60 and $100, ace to anenmacations peerag” at ow rates, Steerage tickets from 4 Giucenstown and all other parts ¢ No. 4, Bas bin to OTS Vashingto:s, D. VERNON H. BROWN & co, Mess =e RAILROADS. _ ——— ALTIMORE EFFECTSUNDAY. DEC. 21st, 1884, BR NOTICE. uu statiou, corner of New Jer- yo at, and IO10 a hast Listed Exp rg and esbUrE at G50 p.t., Chicago Noextra tare ischarsed on | St Louis daly at Throngh Cowehs Pm. dati. Tue | CF aud ethout 2 & Fast Limited Train W St Louls, arriving ia Cincinnati next nse sy pan. No extra fire net tine. with Parlor, Car, and $40 org, Cleveland and Detroit, with Burg. or points on the Shenandoah Valley railroad snd polis soubs, S40 pn call For Asuapolte ©:40/aii. and 12:10 and4:30 p.m. un Sunday Soames 40 pean For Way Stauor=” between Washington and Past joS0 wt, Tet pane, SN, So ‘ant 10330, pam Oa Sundays 39 a Sie, Stand Noe pam Fer FF z Metropovian rane! and tah pn. das Soe prite pal statin Stn Gals’ except Sad Vatiey br for Brede Sunn: For Hacerstown, 205 am. dal ‘5:30 pam daly. oe arrive drum the West daily, 6: To, 700 ps. From” Aurapoit, Sataas, ie mm Leki at From Frederick’ au fend 10pm da = eave Balin Feo, @ and 1s win, 0), FO. 8 atu 1080" pan and $am., 1:30. 1-U5, 4:20, 5, 6:30, 2, 3 Nichington stop at Relay Station ex- ormaty ey iy at the Baltimore and a5 jo" plan. dal pul. except Sund: S30 am. and 1:50 and 5 : | 2 idaliv.exceptSundar. | gieinze poltis, S25'am. | ‘ice ington. Station, 619. and Yi Pes. jv aniw wveuve, corner Lath street, where orders wis ve taicen to be cheeged aid sv tne Sey eneral Manager, Baltimore. RD. General Pansenger Agent Tpke Crear SYEEL S MAGNIFICENT EQUIPMENT, FECT FRERCARY 2p. 1°55. (ton, fora station, corner of ‘est, Chicago Limited ping Cars a #40 wim. daily imchtinatt assed Harristnirs t0 Ci 40am Kisep Hotei Cars Ghieago. with Slee} Wectert Expres? be Pitsbarg sino Siecping car Pit go. 3 Tous) pin. daily fue. Batsturg aed un Frias Wash gion to Cbieay : OAD. jochester, Bafialy, Niagura, ‘Saturday, with Paiace Cars, | ¢ em. da’ For New 1:16 pm. Cars, Yalu an daily, except Sun | é | For Boston without change, 2:00 p.m. every week- | cay alg 00, po | a i through trains connect at 3 City with pests of Brooklyn Aunex, afford: ing direct ‘transfer to” Fulton street, avoiding dow | bie fecringe acrom New York city. Bor Philadelpuis, 2 For Suitapolis, 30 ‘except Sunday. ALENANDItA AS ima, TES atl 4:25 pun. daily, Sabduy su y FRED TD ALEXANDELA ROnD. E00, 7:00, & LEKSBURG ArT. | AND WABLENG | 3101 and 11:35 a 4:45, 6:00, 3:09’ and 11°35 p.m. Oa RON eae S06 pa : mith, @00 and 11:02 am, sid "40 pom. amie, ‘sonday. sieave Alexandria or tngton, 6:05, 800 | r Bae AD, 208 and ight (eaeept Stendag” 0 ad WGA: TB and 10% nt nation ut the office, northeast cor | Pennsylvania avenue, and at whore orders can be left for the Checking 19 destitution from hotels and residences Gal J. WooD, neral Passenger Agent. @ THE SOUTH, SOUTH. AND WES tO TORE H 12, “tO. Kalivweny. ‘ow York aba Was ig cars from Wash: | = bean 2 lite, Conrien cot Wassilteg m ‘hak Atlanta to Sa via Charlotte i | Manas REST AWA Ladies." Al female complaints a TO-MORROW. W ALTER B WILLIAMS & CO, Aucts ATTRACTIVE SALE A PAINTINGS, SEAGER COLORS, TN OF AND MR. LOUIS D. MELINE, . Tega ay fat te EN? © workmanenle Set to each su To BE SOLD AT PUBLIC SALE, WITHOUT RESERVE OR LIMIT, ox WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY, MARCH ELEVENTH AND TWELFTH, AT THREE AND EIGHT O'CLOCK P. %, as Glen, corte 10ers tnd FE Monday Evening Up to the time of sale. open mhyMt “WALTER B. WILLIAMS & CO., Aucta ADMINISTRATOR'S SALE. On WEDNESDAY, MARCH ELEVENTH, at TWO O'CLOCK P! M., on the premises, comer. Massachusetts avenue and 6th street northeast, ontentaofa Coal and Wood Yard, formerly Cook, deceased, abgut <5 Tong vords Oak and Pie Wood, One Mule ‘sil Harness, One Horse, One Fairbank's Coal and other articles used iti connection with the business ‘on sald premises, "Terms cash. THOMAS D, BOND, Administrator. TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE LOTS ON THE CORNER OF | MASSACHUSETTS AVENU! AND SIXTH STREET NORTHEAST. By Virtue of @ deed in trast to me: dated Feb- v2, 1885, aud duly recorded in Liber 1,114, folio" 202) &c., of the land records of the Di to the highest bidder. on the premises, on RCH ELEVENTH, — 1895, all that piece oF purcelof lend, alta: lying in the city of Washington, District of nis. and belng Known and descrided on the in Thomas D. Bond's record tof Jot 6, in square bumbere ‘tif, as lots numbered 42. 43, 44'and 45. Tots 42, fand 44 are the premises formerly occupied by Sani Cook, deceased, as a coal and wood yard: lot 45 adjoin- ing js improved by a large frame dwelling, and fronts ‘on 6th street. ALSO, on the SAME DAY. iramediately after the sale of the above described property, I will sell at public auc. Yon. to the highest bldder, all, that plece or parcel of laid Istug and being in the. city of Washington, Die ict of Columbia, aud belng known and deserived on che cround plan of said city in. Thomas D. Bond's re- itivision ‘of Iot 8, In square No, 724, on 6 Street northensi, between 1st aud 2d. streets, in) sald cus, Lot No. 40, fronting on north C street 82 feet @ Incties, “rannibg back the full depth of the lot 168 29-106 feet to a 30-feet paved alley; ‘Lot No. 80, ad- joining, fronting on C street 20 feet, runnlng back the oll dep of be lot toa SOs paved alley, psa neat cottage, containing 8 rogtus. Th is a beautl- fui piace, abundance of dowers, fruits and shrabbery, ird cash: one-third in six months, the ce in iwelve months. Deferred payments beat forest at Six per cen until paid. : ‘of the ground ean be seen at ‘Phomas D. Bond's 125 Pennsylvania avenue northwest, aby Gay before the sale and on the premises at the time of sale mid-6t THOMAS D. BOND, Trustee, For sale to the trade at New York quotations. {C. WITMER & Co., 1918 Pennsylvania ave, mb Fresca Mvsnroous EXTRA, $3.50 PER DOZEN. FRENCH PEAS, EXTRA FINS. $3.50 FER pozEN. GEO. E. KENNEDY & SON, IMPORTERS OF TABLE LUXURIES, "ALTER B. WILLIAMS @ CO., Auctioneers, TEN INGRAIN : ¥ PADIS GREY BLAS Pitoavts Hitomi eae AT AUCTION. come st THURSDAY, MARCH TWELFTH, at TEN othcue AM we shall sell at No. G20 Penneyivar venta, aetro Otel, Reortment of Purnitare, 2c to which we sak the at macaah. WALTER B. WILLIAMS &CO., ‘Auctioneers DOWLING, Auctioneer. ON MONDAY MORNING, MARCH SIXTEENTH, 1885, COMMENCING AT TEN O'CLOCK, I SHALL SELL AT RESIDENCE, No. 710 107 STREET NORTHWEST, A SUPERIOR COL- LECTION HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS, EM BRACING IN PART: Very elegant Walnut Parlor Suite, upholstered in exabossed plush velvet; one Raw Silk Parlor Suite, ‘Bbony M. T. Pedestal, Ebony M. T. Tuble, Turcoman Portieres, Lace and other Window Hangings, Smyrna ‘Rogs, fing Brussels and Ingrain Carpets, Brassels, Hall nd Btalr Carpets, Handsome Walnut Hall Stand, Antique Mahogany Cabinet, Handsome Walnut M. T. Chamber Sets, with French P. Mirrors; Mahogany and Ash Chamber Set, fine Hair Mattresses, Feather Pii- lows and Bolsters, Blankets, Comforts, Sheets and Spreads, Decorated Toilet Ware, Walnvt Library Tables, Handsome Walnut Extension Dining Table Chiva and Glass Ware, Silver-plated Ware, Slivet- Plated Knives, Forks and Spoons, Kitchen Requisttes &e. ‘House for rent. Inquire on premises, or of the auc- Honeer. mh9-ot PIANOS AND ORGANS. For Taocesse Buaroarss IN THE FINEST AND BEST PIANOS LOOK AT THESE BEFORE YOU BUY: One 7% Octave Heinekamp Square Grand. One 7% Octave Heinekamp Upright Grand. One 7% Octave Steinway & Sons Square Grand. ‘One 7% Octave Stuitz & Rauer Upright Grand. (One 7% Octave Stultz & Bauer Square Grand, ‘One 7% Octave New England Square. One 7 Octave New York Upright. ‘One 7 Octave Boston Square. ‘One 7 Octave New York Square. ‘One 7 Octave Boston Cabinet Upright, ‘The above Pianos have been used three to elght months, and are guaranteed tw be as perfect as new, ‘and fully warranted. Prices from $190 to $273, and payments to sult the buyer. Old Pianos taken in ex- ‘change. HELNEKAMP WAREROOMS, fe19 422 Ninth Street, £1 of? BER MONTH WILI, BUY A HANDSOME SQUARE OR UPRIGHT, PIANO of best SIDNEY T. NIMOMO'S, ‘U3 7th street northwest. MONTH WILL BUY AN ELEGANT OR- ‘uy style and finest make, at SIDNEY 'T. NIMMO'S, 433 7th street northwest. LARGE STOCK OF SECOND-IAND PIANOS ORGANS, some but, slightly used, at great bar- gains, SIDNEY T. NIMMO, 483 7th street norttiwest, A VERY HANDSOMESTEINWAY PIANO, but jittle used, at an immense sacrifice; will sell on month- Jy Sastaliment of $10. SIDNEY T. NIMMO, 433 7th street northwest. ERY FINE, PARLOR onGaNS at 1m $25 SBtey 7, xrexo, 433 7th street northwest. NW ELEGANT UPRIGHT CABINET GRAND PIANO, but eight months old, at tremendous bargain, ‘and payable in monthly installments of $10. SIDNEY T. NIMMO, SEVERAL prices ranging 1209 F Street nortnwest__ | _fe12 433 7TH STREET NORTHWEST. x] W, tr A Fos Liss Or Grocenns G4 Pa ap & Bro, Ra Le Ng ee the tid RRANTCH & BACH ; Siac. per Ih. #58 and Gally's Wonderfl Seit-play’ 00 per bbl. | Tostruments. Beveral is On easy termisin Pianos And Organs which bave been used. Piscos and Or- ans for rent, tuned and repaired. Jato! ae B8e. per Ib, PPLES, Le PRICES ‘Terms strictly cash. POOLE, BROOKE & Co., 30 $44 Toulstana avenue. FEE RRR EEE <S8, Eg BE 5 F Ee ss. ERE R R EER Sss¥ = THE CELEBRATED MINNESOTA PATENT PROCESS FLOUR, without a doubt the most Bratrrrczand the most 2°. 'iour tn the world. lana 1 . Ped Machin jers have nog only the most as it does all the most impro “sule that a large quan- nachificent Flour is supped anmually to Lurope aud eaten at the principal Courts of te old word” We GeanaTEe that itis mate from selvcted Lard wheat grown im atiimesote aid Dakota At sa acknowledged ‘act, that in this Moura perfect sep- ration of the glutin ticles “of the wheat berry Scie herons mination ofall weak and war Tater nas lust been reached aud ‘i conegea more Neviaziocs. sieldiug more bread fo the basrel than anyother our: Me bet trade ani that from ity Grad making qualities It isthe = ‘Seti as the best, for either tauniy Or baker's ther and thisurparser by any Flocr male Every sce’ and every barrel Is warranted to give entice STERLING'S ST. LOUIS FANCY. Cne of the most beautiful Winter Wheat Patents ever offered to the trade. It is unexcelled by any other Fatent except Ceres, and will please the most ex- acting housekeeper and sutisfy the most Gustidious epi- cure. GILT-EDGE. A magnificent Winter Wheat Patent. RELIANCE, A splendid Minnesota Patent Flour, made byzbe celebrated Hungarian process It is a very cheap aud deuutifal Patent, within whe reach of all classes, und We guarantee will give satisfaction to every one who will try it, GOLDEN HILL. ‘The old reliable stand-by and the Standard Family Plour of the Distriet. It ia equal in quality toa great tany high-priced Patent Flours, whilst it can be bought for considerable less me ‘We defy competi- mto hb forth any Flour s:perior to CERES, GILT-EDGE, RELIANCE or GOLDEN HILL, and we feel assured that any housekeeper who Iries them once will never use anything else. Forsale Whoiesule Depot, corer Ist st and Indiaisave sel WM. M.GALT & C0. iioved, cunst.tations sirictly confidential, Se] sparate roomns {UF ladies. Office hours~11tod aud 610 $ p.m. mblG-Im® TANOS. TUNING AND REP. x NING "AIRS OF PIANOS A SPE- V. BECKER'S WAREROOMS, 801 thstreet | Fine Pianos for rent and sale, Ja9-3m, ALLET, DAVIS & © IREAT SPECIALTY HATS Cedar oneen Bue styles, now read In new and elegant Pik, SUM ort oth st i" Special factory prices. os BAUS £0. OS. WILCOX & WHITE AND KIMBALL ORGANS, Piance and Organs exchanged, repaired, tuned, boxed; for rent by day, week, month or year, Rent ‘applied if purchased. ‘Full stock of Sc. Music, HENRY EBERBACH, 915 F m31 Managing Partner of the Inte firm of Bilis Co ENUINE “DECKER” PIANOS. Ge madety DECKER DIOS, N.Y. G. H. KUHN, Sole Agent, 407 1Uih st. n.w. ‘Organs. Psi ewed ‘who suffer from Tce peSdlat to thelr wel shouls or BBR w gS8g PS EO Gale e PLES BMOPRADS RR OO WoW NWN 88 ak B 00 Hu BBB oO TTT be | "E i Pe i fF = z foe tT f Hee k OE S595 AS THE BEST TONIC. ‘This medicine combines Iron with pure vegetable tonics, and {5 invaluable for diseases iar to WOMEN end all who lead sedentary lives It EN- ES ‘and PURIFIES THE BLOOD, STIMU. ES THE APPETITE, STRE THENS THE MUSCLES and NERVESin fact, thoroughly IN- Clears the complexion and makes the skin smooth. Stan mesg aaa va ean ther From medicines. zabeth Chezum, 1815 I street northwest, 9. bas al te and lately much debilitated. fhave tle suk from we ‘since using BROWN'S IRON BITTERS we hat chess_and_ debility, but we almost entirely. vearnostly Teoovered. Avatonic and health-giver we Fecommend it, Genuine has onwrapper. TAKE NO: ‘Trade Mark and cromed red Unes ‘HER. Made only by BROWN CHEMICAL CO., BALTIMORE, MD. “Lapres! Haxp Boox—Useful and attractive, con. taining list of prizes for recipes, information about Coins, ete., gi ven a matled on'receipt o! ‘all dealers in medicine, or x oe ‘mnie siamp. Serrso Harts, Sermo Hars ‘THE DUNLAP FIFTH AVENUE STYLE SPRING SILK AND DERBY HATS NOW READY AT WILLETT & RUOFF'S, SOLE AGENTS, ‘905 Pennsylvania ave, gz A P B:9 TYPE WRITER, NEW PATENTED IMPROVEMENTS RAISE IT FAR ABOVE co ia W. H. PORTER, GENeRat Aczyt, 983 F Street. A Ask for new circular. 7am U U g8883 FER uo gS & it a ‘U0 8 EEE peg 00, KK ERE oc 90 RK &o 88 Ee EE CoG 00 K K EER FOR GENERATING STEAM. FOR COOKING PURPOSES. FOR HEATING BY FURNACE. FOR HEATING BY LATROBES. FOR OPEN GRATES. IT MAK) ES A QUICK FIRE. If IS EASILY IGNITED, IT DOES NOT BURN OUT THE GRATE 17 18 ECONOMICAL, AT 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. Also for Burdett 02_| DELIVERED TO ANY PART OF WASHINGTON = OR GEORGETOWN. Jao HOUSEFURNISHINGS. to M fi: One Ts Mas Bow |p, He for the introduction of anew line of first class Cook- GOLDEN SPECIFIC, pe eee ee ew cree tae A POSITIVE CURE FOR DRUNKENNESS OR CELEBRATED COLUMBIA AND WASHINGTON ‘THE LIQUOR HABIT. RANGES, at NET COST. Also, Heating Stoves, to close out Femnant of fall stock, ut 10 to 25 per cent discount W. S. JENKS & CO, IT 7th street n. w. 3 Evrexa. ‘Here we are egain with another car load of our EUREKA MARBLE TOP WALNUT SUITE, TEN PIECES, COMPLETE, FOR $43.50. Better than ever. Also SOLID ASH SUITE, TEN PIECES, COMPLETE $37.50. All those who have been waiting can now be sup piled. Call early. W. H HOEKE, 901 Market Space. Srxoteror & Fizrcuze, 418 71m Srager NortHwest. FURNITURK, CARPETS, BEDDING AND UPHOL- STERING GOODS. We usrantee to meet any and all prices Cy eC aay ereeae 4 wk call and s2e our cholee stock an FINANCIAL. _ AND MME. SELDEN, PROFESSORS OF stetries since 1a5S; skiiifal treatment for all ‘ocudlunodation for patents: Place neesccapltol ih. 12 ‘Riss oe ba bara bes iNeenmee oe or two of be THERS' Invigor Cor ‘Will Cure any’ cate of venninal wentivean nervous uy and haps ieitmpacts vigor to the aw. Seta ton CONTRADICTED THAT TH Eds is the oldest eatabished. adver, Ladiey: Psat adiesyou can wits coumait Dm, BROTHERS BU6 Le st sae yuan Atulon gait tai diesen, peta Yo ladies, married or elagie fusridige and ov iron sowniy ted ar ae M RISON, THE WELL-KNOWN PHY- ‘Surgedn, aud the oldest rei Tat in Haitimore city, can be comsulted in Wi a every Wednesday aud Saturday, at, his private rooms 456 C. st. now. hear 4 st, from 2 tof p.m, On a Private diseases. “Both sexex ‘Consultations confiden Uni and a cure guaranteed in every case. Main 30 N Liherts id fel EAD AND RE WiSE—DR. BROTHERS, 006 B Rit ews appetred Selore ened ee ae he ‘ snentened. = ip will guarantee ¢ cure: i of venereal ete ghey, Geneaitan i ot . But a Ei eter mi SAMUEL TE Wat es Ag HAS Gan be consulted dally af 1245 7th Bours th 9 P. ladies ERILITY OF THE GENERA’ D)iitickiy cored. by: the civisie Aeics, Og in all the hospitals of Fruuce. Prompt return oftiger Simple, casey, $3.10. 9G. Severe ones, 88 to Pumphiet tree. CIVIALE REMEDIAL AGEacY, 160 Fi we York, ERVINE, No. 9—A PERMANENT land” Physical Debt vidiacretion excemearas’ Cost GHD S (St Cloud Phatinacy,cor- ed. Z au26-tuts ENNYROYAL PILIS—CHT Rg ENG: Pin Ne the ony gemine Sor RP four cent stamps to. Chichester Che 13 Madison Square, Phi myt CARD—TO ALL WHO A AA trom errors wid inatveredous 24 Weatkness,| decay, Sennda recipe that wil ture’ eat remedy Was discov! South America. Send JOSEPH T. INMAN, oods,tu tbe C jONSUMPTION. {on ove thotiandet oFemres Sf he wee eta Satetase ant aes free. together with # valuable treatise on. a am. N.Y. TE ious of mi Free of 53 — 5 Revowwnios Ix Wat Sreeer STOCK OPERATIONS. COMMISSIONS REDUCED ONE-HALF. Moderate operations In 10, 20, 30 or 50 Shares legiti- mately conducted. BELTON & ROBERTSON, BANKERS AND BROKERS, No, 12 WALL STREET, NEW YORK. (Members N. ¥. Mining, Stock and Petroleum Ex- change) buy and sell on the Exchunge all active rall- ‘road and other stocks, in lots of 10 TO 1,000 SHARES, ON $3 TO $5 PER SHARE MARGIN. ‘Commissions one-half usual rates, Full information sent Free on application. £28-e03m_ ‘WASHINGTON. BALTIMORE, PHILADELPHIA, NEW YORK, BOSTON, &. PRINCE & WHITELY, Stock Brokers, TECHIES ius, } New York. James Whitely, Henry H. Dodge, H.Cruger Oakley, ‘Harry C. Logan, Weabington,D.C. Maynard ©. Eyre. William B. Travers, Special Partner. ‘Boy and sell on commission all classes securities. . ‘Branch office—680 15th street (Corcoran Bullding.) of Railway ‘HH. DODGE, Resipent /sareen ‘of Stocks and Bonds and suformation Tecelved through our wires the New York Stock Ex- executed and reported promptly, It can be given ina cup of coffee or tea without the knowledge of harmless. and cure, whether alcoholle wreck. the person taking it; is absolutely will eflect a permanent and speedy the patien is a moderate drinker or an Ithas been given in thousands of cases, and in every instance a perfect cure has fol- lowed. IT NEVER Faris. The system ouce impreg- nated withthe Specific, it becomes an utter impossi- bility for the liquor appetite to exist. GOLDEN SPECIFIC CO., Proprietors, For Sale by ‘Cincinnatl, Ohio, R, K. HELPHENSTINE, EBBITT HOUSE DRUGSTORE, Corner 14th .d F streets: also corner 14th street and ‘Vermont avenue, Washington, D. C. Call or write for circulars and full particulars. @19-e0 if Coxcextraren 3 DYSUIBICK HEADACHE, INSTIPATION. CRAB ORCHARD WATER. 3 ‘The three “ills” that make life a burden promptly and NATUR positively relieved by E'S GREAT REMEDY, CRAB ORCHARD WATER. In use for 70 years successfully, and recommended by physicians everywhere. Price 85c. a bottle. GENUINE CRAB ORCHARD SALTS are only sold in sealed paper box packages at 10c. and 250; See that “Crab Apple” trade mark is on all labels. No Genuine Crab Orchard Salts are sold in-bulk., Buy only "Crab Apple” Brand Sold by all Drug- gists. CRAB ORCHARD WATER CO., fe16-ths,ta SIMON N. JONES, Manager, Louisville, Ky. Fusn On DO YOU KNOW WHAT IT 18 Ask your physiclan or druggist, and he will tell you It sa rank, deadly poison. DUFFY'S PURE MALT WHISKEY {is entirely free adulterated, a nary Troubles, from fusil ‘oll, absolutely pure and un- positive cure for Consumption, Pulmo- ‘Malaria, Indigestion, Wasting Diseases, ‘and the only recognized antidote for Cholera, A BEVERAGEQAND MEDICINE COMBINED. Sent to any address in the United States (east of the Rocky Mountains), all express charges prepaid, in plain case (no chance for comment), containing @quart Dottles, on receipt of SIX DOLLARS. PRICE ONE_DOLLAR PER BOTTLE. Bold by leading druggists and fine grocery houses. THE DUFFY MALT WHISKEY CO, felé-lm Batrmons, Mp. EPPS' cocoA, BREAKFAST. By at know! of the natural lat the yD and . fous uve of nich arecies Latest Telegrams to The Str. ‘The Nettie w. Disabled. Bostox, March 10.—The_ schoon we m Boston for Washiny On, is at anchor off the Highland light, ol from the beach, with her fying {ib and headgear Sine ain Broken, and a beet i Satigine iran att She has evidently been in a collision, - It 1s oth where she lies. She has the American Sag fying, union doen ieikenehe mcowns thers Ki aon Drilling in Buffalo. , ONT., March 10.—A prominent military offer has’ recelyed a tetier Aaforaning him that there are 3,500 fenians at Buffalo drilling, with a view to making araid on Can- ———— Destructive Fire at New Berne, N.C. ORFOLK, Va., March 10.—Intelligence has been received icfe of © destructive Ai at New Breet toscentna th fue cetrles! he ‘and stores were e loss 1s $100,000; insurance, $50,000. a Legisiative Sympathy for the Strikers. SPRINGFIELD, IL1,,March 10.—In the legisia- Sed today a Spee bys muentnanel opted expressing sympathy for the fabash, railway atri ikers, © sf as One Vote for Gen. Black. SPRINGFIELD, Ill, March 10.—In the Joint assembly to-day 101’ senators and representa: tives answered to the roll call. Streeter voted for Jobn C. Black. ‘The convention then ad- Journed until neon to-morro ise CLES AA Lawyer Quilliam Arrested. THE SENIOR COUNSEL FOR BURTON AND _CUN- NINGHAM MISTAKEN FOR A DYNAMITER. Lonpox, March 10.—Mr. Quilliam, of Liver- fess senior counsel for the defense in the high reason felony case against Cunningham and. urton, Was last night arrested on suspicion of being a dynamiter. Quilliam had been at the Bow street police court during the day. in com- pany with Stephen J. Meany, of New York. Atthe tine of his arrest Mr. Quiliam and a friend were about to boarda train at the Mark Lane railway station, His companion carried black traveling bag similar to those which haveeo frequentiy figured io the dynamiic trials as the peculiar vehicles used by the con- spirators for carrying their explosives. Mr. Quilliam stoutly protested agalust the in- terference with his personal Uberty, but the constables were inexorable and the two pris- oners were taken to a station house. After several hours’ detention Mr. Quilliam succeeded in establishing his identity, and his companion proved that his black baz contained nothing unlawful to carry, and both prisoners were released with the most profuse apologies. eegeee ae FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. The New York Stock Market. ‘The following are the opening and 2:40 p.m. pricesof the New York Stock Market to-day, as reported by special wire to H. H. Dodge, 589 15th street: a 41% 8-4 4 ; 154 215 434) 34m 9a Lay 128) é 2. 68 ‘Oregon Trans. | 13%) Den. 8 Quid West) 104)... ET. 44/0000] Pac. Mall....| 61 Er Ty Peo. D.& B.| 13%). x i! Reaaing.. Ish came Nae oot eae Pas a4) n/t, Paul... aN Ti Reaetet IE aee: 17%) 13) aa Fal 3s oon! Fo BALTIMORE, Mp., March 10—Virginia past-iue coupons, Sozzruew tilforties 33; Virginia new tress, Buk Did to-day BALTIMORE, Mp., March 10.—Cotton dull—mid- diing, 1%. Flour stéady, and quiet, Wheat—south- ern steady, with betier offering; western higher and Gull; southern red, SabS; southern amber, 94a95; No. 1 Maryland, sorasv%: No, 2 western ‘winter red, Boal, March Boh ag ADT SAAS TN iV, ‘Corn—southern easier; western steady and Quict: southern wilte, 50a51; souihern yellow 4u50: Westernmixed,spot, 40%ad8%s, fresh: Slarch,43tandig April, doay asked; May, 4eradOiy: steamer, 40ndtty ts tirm and quiet—sduthern, 36a; western white, 39; western mixed, 34a37: Pennsylvania, 36430, Pye quiet, 7za75, Provisions steady und quiet. Eggs hight, 25u2s, Coffee lower—Klo cargoes, Ord: Bary to fair, ‘Touity. Sugur—copper retined ‘gulet, Lowell. “Whisky steady, 120aiS1, ‘Other articles qa FEituehour 10d gran, Aas Recep yolet—cotton, 3-16d.; flour, 18.0d.;grain, 4d. Receipts— Jour, 1,085" barrels: wheat, 58,000 ‘bushels: corn, 103,600" buahels; outs, 5,000 bushels; rye, 500 bush: eis," Shipmients—cora, 4,000 bushels, Sales—wheat, 7, 71,000 bushels Chicago Markets. CHICAGO, Ins... March 10—11:00a.m.—The weather Is clear aud tvid’ Wheat strong and higher, Say ad- aucing to $1, but has receded to SU%g. Corn 2yadety, Pork—May, 12.70. Lard ‘CHICAGO, Int... hy oA ‘To Admit Mr. Blair. ‘THE DECISION REACHED AT A CONFERENCE OF REPUBLICAN SENATORS. Senators Edmunds, Sherman, Hoar and a few others of the leaders on the republican siden Senate chamber, and whenever a demo- held aconference this morning in the Senate Judiciary committee room to consider the ad- mission of Mr. Blair to his seat as a Senator from New Hampshire. A Star reporter was informed that it was concluded to admit Mr. Blair, as that would establish a precedent for the admission of Senators from Oregon and IIli- nois, when they shall be uppointed by the gov- ernors of thase states, respectively, the Oregon legislature hav ng failed to elect, and the indi- cations being that the Iilinots legislature may fail to elect a successor to Gen. Logan. pe iy District Government Affairs. BUILDING PERMITS tsaued by Inspector Entwisle: John Leonard, erect two two-story dwellings, Delaware avenue, between Gand H streets southwest; $1,000. Robert Stead, erect two two-story and by; ment dwellings, N, between 9th and streets northwest; $4,000. William H. mers, erect a two-story and basement dwel: Jefferson street, between Bridge and Canal: £2,400. N. Tolson, repair frame, 444 9th street fouthwest; $125. ——+— RANGE OF THE THERMOMETER.—The follo' ing were the readings at the signal office to-da: Bam. 34.5; 7a.m.,42.7; ll a.m., 50.35 2p. m.,48.5; maximum,'51.5; minimum, 33.2, ae OLS Her Basy Savep Hre—In the Criminal Court to-day Lizzie Brown was convicted of the larceny of $80 from Richard Ezdorf, and re- commended to mercy. The assistant district attorney called attention to the fact that she had a baby but a few weeks old, and remarked that they would not, receive it’ in the peniten- tary. He suggested that the sentence be not now imposed, and the case went over. ne ee ore wen Foun DaNcErovsty WovNDEp. — This morning, at the 11th-street wha it. John Muth, of the buckeye C. Keon, laden, ‘with ters, was found seriously wounded in the ight temple, with a pistol and knife near him, Dr. Hammett was called to attend him and he was taken to Providence hospital. There are But small hopes of his recovery. | From papers found in his boat it appears that he comes Baltimore and has a family there. premier tliat Mins Dr Wo1owsk! RoBRED.—Miss Isabelle De Wolowski, of No. 116 D_strect northwest, reports stolen'on February 27th, $5 in money, and on March 4th four corkscrews valued at $1.50, 9 pair of earrings worth $5, snake ring With ‘ruby eyes valued at $20," bank note $2, and pocket book. Detective Officer Carter 1, ore = ‘arrested Wm. Smallwood, a colored boy Years‘ on the charge, and he confessed to ‘taking some of the articles. at ~ ANDREWS’ LARGE PICTURE or THOS. JEFFER 0x hag been hung in the main vestibule of the ‘White House temporarily. Double Tragedy in Virginia. A MEWLY-MARUIED COUPLE WAYLAID AND KILLED—A REJECTED SUITOR MISSING. A telegram from Charleston, W. Va., March 9, says: News of a frightful tragedy has just been received from Wise county, Va, In the neigh- borhood of Bond's mills the Hentons, Mitchells, ‘and Reynoldses were the leading families, and Martha Reynolds was the belle of the arhole re- gion, She had many suitors, the most favored of Whom were Charles Henton and “Bud” i. Not certain which she loved the Sere, teeta are fel Wee 6 ‘ware of the and ‘with him. The the SORE pga emg the 1e the bride’s parents on Sater it Ga eg oy 9 i tales hearing of it, ll a beat SCENES AT THE Numerous Callers on the Cabinet om. DEPARTHENTS. cers—Thousands ef OMice Received—Some ‘There was a little dropping off in the number of callers on the cabinet officers this morning, Yet the visitors were numerous enough to keep the rooms pretty well filled. Vice President Hendricks made the rounds with Senator Voorhees. The Ones. Bust ‘clght: went to his room, and wae cecupied ~with-his ‘mail until teno’ to see guybody during that time. By ten o'clock he bad gone over all his mail, and the door was pened to visi who to Atto! ‘General Garland got to. the rent, of Justiceat a quarter of ut about the same program. Ungered a few minutes t00 ‘over their doors ‘were ecloged arith. caliers, aad thes AY ‘were. besi wit Were stopped on the street and at the dey til @ trish delays threat- oceg cane ihn a OS orn ais ther. Savard ‘got sately’ in bis ofice, Seoretary Waitney “got in at ten, and the Warbuia quarter of an hour earlier. None wh Any chance at thelr moral ‘small, hav- ive themsolves up to callers froma moment of their arrival ati he hour arrived g § for the cabinet meeting. All ‘Senators called early, so as to be through by the hour for the Senate fo meet. Some of the appointment clerks of the 4: ; elaborate sty! easer the Dep ledgers of about a hundred and fifty bound in antique) style, which ware filled with each, endorsements und all sorts of recommendations. Others presented thelr credentials printed in Pamphlet form, and some handsomely bound With the nami of the applicant and place wanted in gilt letters on the back. All idea of sudden changes In the depart- ents Is given up) and the elvil service re- formers are delighted wi ‘way things are going. Judge Thoman sald toa Brau reporter todas that everything was moving splendidiy, and that the new administration would go fur- ther in the way of civil service reform even than anybody had “heretofore hoped. ‘The appoint- ment of Fairchilds as Assistant Secretary of the ‘Treasury is looked upon as a good thing for the reformers, OFFICE SEEKERS AT THE POST OFFICE DE- PARTMENT, Postmaster General Vilas recetved a throng of callers to-day, almost as large as that of yes- terday. He was not able to dispose of them all before the time arrived for his departure to the cabinet meeting. ‘The applications for post, offices continue to flow in, with considerable volume, but it is a rather sitigular fact, that there are Dut few ap- plications tor the bureau offices outside of the three assistants, “A lurge number want to be post office inspectors, and the applicants for post offices comprise the rest. itis understood, jowever, that as soon as the big offices are dis- posed of, attention will be turned to the smaller ones. Itis stated that Mr. Batley, the railway mail superintendent at Baitimore, ts a candidate for the position of chief of the rail- way mall service, and Mr. Samuel McDonald, of Nashville, Tenn., wants Chief Inspector Sharp's place. Mayor Constantine, of Spring- field, Ohio, appears among the nuvinerous can- didates for the position of first assistant. The Postmaster General hag taken no action as yet in regard to changes, but has asked Mr. J. B. Minnick, the private ‘secretary, toremain. ‘Al- though the rush of office seekers about the de- partment seems to be very great, yet Mr. Marr, the oldest official in the depariment, thinks that itis not so great as on former occasions, At the heginning of Gen. Grant's first term, Mr. Marr says that the pressure was very great. AT THE INTERIOR DEPARTMENT Secretary Lamar held a very large reception this morning, and the officeseekers seemed to be very determined, The Secretary, however does not give much encouragement. The appli- cations for office have come in at the rate of about 200 per day,and they are still pouring in. Thelarge proportion are for the burean offices in the department, and there are a good many for Indian agencies and registers of the land office, revelvers, &c. Ex-Congressman R.S. Stevens, of New York, and Congressman Lyman, of Masshchusetts, are prominently mentioned In connection with the Indian office. Secretary Lamar has taken noaction as yet in regard to Alling thege places. His only appointment is that of Mrs, Emily V. D. Miller, of Mississippi, as assistant stenogra- her in the Secretary's office, at a salary of 1,200, vice Miss Herzog, transferred to the Putenvoftice. ‘This appointment is outside of the civil service law. One of the offielals in the Interior depart- ment, who has resigned and is awaiting the ap- Polntinent of bis suoseneoe, anid 12-287, 08 Be stepped on a pair of scales to get wel that hepanted thecs how much stent weighed with his head cut off. ——————— Capitol Gossip About the Offices. It was stated at the Capitol to-day that ex- Congressman J.D. C. Altins, of Tennessee, had been slated for the Indian commissionersbip. Gen. Quarles, of Tennessee, is an applicant for the Mexican mission, and’ Messrs. John T. Hillsman and T. W. Ervin, of that state, are rival candidates for the revenue collectorship of the western district. Ex Congressman Muldrow, of | Misstssippl- {s aiso spoken of in connection with the Indian commissioner=hip. Ex-Gov. Glick, of Kansas, wants eltner the land comiissionerahip or the agricultural bu- Teau. Gen. Chas. W. Blair, of Kansas, wants some bureau, but has not definitely located the one he prefers. Everest, of Atchison, and Judge John Martin, of Topeka) are algo here after positions. Mr. Van Bokkelln, of North Carolina, wants © be collector of customs at Wilmington. ‘The democratic Senators are in constant de- mand by constituents who want office, Every day there is a crowd gathered at every door of eratic Senator makes his appearance outsideithe chamber he Is pounced upon by men who want his influence. -—______¢ee_____ METHODISTS IN COUNCIL. The Baltimore M. E. Conference. THE BENEVOLENT OPERATIONS OF THE CHURCH—OTHER MATTERS, At the session of the Baltimore M. E. eonfer- ence, yesterday, the missionary sermon was preached by Rev. W. T. L, Weeeh, of Union church, of this cit Bishop Foster expects the conference toad- journ finally to-morrow afternoon, The five Tegel fea districts will be continued, and a presiding ‘elder will be, appointed by’ ‘the bishop in piace of Rev. A. W. ill, who has gone to India, In the evening the anniversary of the Sunday school union was held, and was presided over by Mr. Wm. R. Woodward, of this clty, Rev. Dr, Huntley was one of the speakers. ‘The Washington Conference. ‘THE LAST DAY'S SESSION, The Ebenezer church, corner of 4th and D streets southeast, was well filled this morning with persons to attend the last day's session of the Washington annual conference of the col- ored M. E. church, which was called to order at 9 o'clock, Bishop Merril presiding. Devotional exercises were conducted by the Rey. T. B. Spowden, of the Biblical institue of Baltimore, ‘The twentieth question was taken up, and Elders Key, Griffin, Lawson and Collins repre sented their work to be in @ prosperous condl- tion. The characters of the mi in their districts were passed. The r of the Rev. A. B, Alexander was taken up and report- ed aii right and passed, Revs. Scott, Tascoe, Sangford, Claxton and Williams’ changed from perfected to superannuated. The thirty-third question was then taken up, namely: “Where will the next conference held?” Abingdon, Charleston, Winchester and Frederick were named, and Charleston recetved the highest number of ‘votes. 10 CALL ON THE PRESIDENT, A commruntoation was recelved from the President's‘ private secretary, informing the conference that the President would receive the body at $:80 o'clock this afternoon. On ao- count of the pressure of busin members of the conference were unable to attend In a body, and a ion, eom| following ministers, was ap ited ¢ at on the President at the hour named: W. W. Foreman, J. D. 8. Wall, W. T. Harris, EWiletler BA. Matthews, W" HL Dress aed R er, P. ‘T, H. Dansb & ary. The report of the stewards showed that $994.94 had been collected; Sez re te the widows of the conference, ‘After the transaction of eurrent/businees the conference took a recess until 9 o'clock. eS OS Local Notes. T.A. of Barper’s , telegraphed Maj. ioe that his pockets nad Yoo ‘of a heavy gold ish while ai the Balti- more and Ohio city, on We las in ‘Edward Reynolds, alias and William Whitmore, were tried in, the Cristal Court for larceny from the of Charles E. in, of Va, of Watch, chaig, ring abd money on June 80 iast, the 1d iit ithe certificate of the election of the following trustees of the i Pacoliger pe i: John the tehel and was only from killing him by’ Gn 'ganday sight Hentos andehis wife 4 prayer ‘et a rural cht a fy % wan, ae at ies, eter re eigris, fee to roe seen ete . A bread (Cmcow, ‘the police at roms for 's store on F street ‘The goods were ‘at Mrs, ‘on Maryland avenue. ‘case Was continued un- til tomorrow. ee ee ots, coe sclloratiaw, was today, on métion of co lolnembaaiialad CE pe att a Spector Gonaral aacketi THE CABINET MEETING TO-DAY. Fixing the Slate for Appointments— A Reception by the President. The first cabinet meeting of the new adminis- tration was held at exactly twelve o'clock to- day, with full cabinet. The first arrival was Secretary Lamar, who came in the Interior de- partment carriage about a quarter of twelve Glock. He was met at the White House door | by Attorney General Garland, and they pro- ceeded ap stairs together. A few minutes after wards Postmaster General Vilas arrived in the | P.O. D. carriage, and about the same time Sec- retary Whitney walked over from the Navy department. The other cabinet officers were not slow in putting in an appearance. Secretary Endicott was the last to arrive, and he mounted the White House steps before the whistles an- nounced high noon. Promptness seems to be one of the specialties of the new admin- istration. The cabinet meeting lasted about | two hours, and, it is «understood, was devoted wo a eral consideration of the various offices of the government which Tequire immediate attention on account of the relations which their occu heads of the different dey Bet officer, it is assum: presented the names of persons who would make good selections.since entire matter of appointment bas been re ferred to them by the President. After the cabinet meeti! President Cleve- and came down stairs and received all the ¥isitors who were then at the White House, He shakes everybody present by the hand ai | such receptions, and seers to have profited bs his predecessor's experience, for he does all the | Squeezing himself, and secs to it that be gets the grip first. A’ lame hand is the result of | allowing the visitors to do the shaking, H <a on Social Matters at the White House. | ‘To the Editor of Tue Evewrxo Stan: Of course every new administration must pass through ae period of probation, so to speak, in | social matters, as well as in affairs of state; and it behooves to exercise charity in their Judgment of the first efforts of a new President | and his family in either direction. Ithas given | democrats great concern, however, that the ar- rangements for last Saturday afternoon, when President Cleveland's sisters held a reception from three to five o'clock, were, through no | fault of theirs, such as gave serious cause for complaint, The complaint was that all the rooms, except part of the east room and the up- er end of the corridors, were closed to visitors, | and that they were not allowed to remain over | ten minutes in all,even in this limited space. All had to pass in ‘in line, speak to the ladies and godireetly out again, and among those not | permitted to halt at ‘all, who were hurried oa | ¥ the police, were the wives and fatnilles of | Well-known democrats, who, not having been to the White House ‘under republican rule, were unknown to the republican official who | ordered and enferced the arrangements, and who seemed unaware that there had been a | political change in the administration and that the same people heretofore excluded trom the | best places at the White How ag bis term of service there, were many of tiem the very ‘ones the powers that now be will delight to honor. Suggestion has been made that If | President Cleveland's sisters reecive next Sat- | urday or at any time inthe sand | ton and | ese through 1 by th the pleasant customs of the ( administrations, and i the conservatory open during let people wander about «as th them, and asove all let the visi ereeting even from the attendants that j are welcome guests, and uot base intruders, who must consider themselves fortunate if alt lowed to see a corner of their chief magistrates home, and to buve a glance at the ladies of his family. Visitor, CouRT IN GENERAL Trrw. Yesterday, Speer agi. Coyle; argument con- cluded and cause submitred. Today, B, & O. R. K. agt. Het quash writ ofexecution on argu 5 Crncuir Covrr—Jndge © Yesterdi ment by default. Hoffer agt. Strauss, | “Todap, U.S use of Peck agt. Champ U.S. use of Peel Chamypli fault. Taylor et al agt. Lewis; on tia! Equity Covrr—Judge Huy Yesterday, Lemon agt. Fitzgerald: set for the 16th instant, Brennan agt. Toomey; set for the | 16th instant. Dungan agt. Clark; order over- ruling exceptions to the auditor's report. Mo: Toe agt. Monroe; testimony ordered taken be- | fore iner F. Beall, To-day, Hayland agt. Wallach: appearance of defendant ordered. Estate Jennie L. Wall; order for commission to appoint guardian ad litem. Bobson agt. Niles; leave granted to with+ @raw demurrer and fle demurir. Callaghan agt. 01 n; order appointing Irving Wil- Iiftmson guardian ad litem. CRIMINAL CouRT—Judge MacArthur. Yesterday, James H. Johnson, housebreaking im night; guilty; notice of a motion for a new trial. Wm. Robinson, housebreaking in night; guilty; sentenced to two years in the peniten= t Isaac Smith, housebreaking; ‘pleaded ity; sentenced to’ the Albany penitendury for three years. To-day, Cato Bray, second offense larceny: ity, notice of motion for new trial. David housebreaking in night; pleaded guilt sentenced to three years at the Albany’ pen: tetiary. Edward Reynolds alias Cop Reynolds and Wm. Whitmore, larceny from the verdict not guilty.’ W. Waltmore, do; nolle Pros, i Affairs in Leesourg, Va. MARCH COURT—SALE OF A STORE—AN EPI- DEMIC. Correspondence of Tar EVENING Star. LEESBURG, March 9, 1885. March court for the county opened to-day, Judge J. B. McCabe presiding, Ned Litleton being clerk. W. A. Reed, arraigned for the murder of his wife by poisoning, pleaded not | guilty and elected to be tried in the circuit court, under Judge Keith, Herace Brown, col- | ored, accused of petit larceny, appe from | the justice's decision, His cane was cont! and bail renewed, Slexapder G. Smith's was admitted to probate; Henry M. smith, e: ecuto: L.W.S. i; motion to nt. Hollowbush agt. Tubman; judg- Veto Hough, a prominent dry goods mer chant, has sold ull his Interest In his store to W. W, Cliamblin, of this pl 200. ‘There is quite an epidemic here, similar to the summer compl: come from surface w: and reservoirs from 14 ‘There was a very thu to-day—several Percherons, nit, thy t by m: ting into draught, and one thoroughi he town was crowded, and, except in the evening, mo diss order, later some disposition to Nght, but no actual war. Gen. J. Watts De Pes annual dinuer to his brother oi of the Potomac ut Wain a peubleds os tes, stele c Sh vi pul ja les, Sickles, Carr, Shi Ter wad Hartranft, Whitelaw Keld’ aud ‘Albert Bifoha Davis, aged seventeen, has heen convict john seventeen, has heen convict ed at Summerville, Ga., for murdering John Foster, uged twelve, and sentenced to lise im ment. jos. Bohlman, a workman, seized an electric light wire at thé Gibson house, Cincinuatl, lust night, and was instantly killed. Ww. Dr. Burchard, of the Murray Hillchurch, New York, is to be retired as pastor emeritus on an annual salary of $500, to make room for @ younger man. inthe trial of Barton and Cunningham, al leged dytiamiters, in London, yesterday, Ste- phen J. Meaney, of New York, appeared for the jefense. The New York Star wilh resume publication asa daily again next week. 1t will be inde- pendent in politics. oo —____ Melting Down Trade Dollars. Philadelphia Special to the Baltimore American. ‘When the trade dollar was first demonetized, several syndicates in Philadelphia bought very largely of them for speculative purposes, ‘These purchases were extended to every im- portant point in the United States, through ‘agents, and the amount of them secured by the ii] ‘Iphia syndic it is estimated, a prosimated 800,000, "They" were obtained all the way from ‘ninety-five down to eighty- seven cents. It was yht that some action would be taken them toa) the next Con- follars have con- ‘or reduced to buliton, in which ‘the owner about | spect of the SIGNIFICANT UTTERANCES OF A PAPER REGARDING THE IX a\ The London Zeho, an evening newspaper, burned incense yesterday affernogn to Amert can institutions, and utters sentiments that ‘would send one to jail in Prossiaand in Russia to the gallows, It : ie. strong and a stra + “President Cleveland ht man, and as polttionk Bure ag Lincoln waa. | is it not magnificent the dem: s tohew ditions: ‘One warrior has hot succeeded month, stilt this er by force ofarms. The ebief of # become chief of state, but the state chief. President Arthur ceases to be the ruler ‘0f 80,000,000 of men and goes back to his own, town and his own affice to Work as @ lawyer for bis living. When Napoleon the Littie had to vanish from France be bad £750,000 carefully Purloined and invested. Mr. Arthur carries hothing with him into retirement bat the re and by and by Mr.Cleveland Will dothe same. "In the democracy individ. Bal ambitions die, and despots and truculent warriors have no place. The only ambition al- lowed toa man isto serve the state well and, having done that, to become ® private cltizes again? ‘There wag one sentence in President Clewe- land's address which warmed my heart to him, Tt has been commented on tn one or two news. Papers in England, but will bear ition. He said: “Those who are selected for @ limited time to manage public affairs are still of the and may do much by their example to enoour: age that plain way of living which, among their fellow-cittzens, alds tutegrity and promotes thrift and prosperity.” “Hear this, ye kings with your tawdry crowns, Fe dukes and earis with your tinsel Soroneta, rs lords ofthe bed-chamber and gold sticks in walt. ing with your sularies drawa from the hard- enrned wages and slender resources of the thrif- ‘poor—aalaries paid to you fOr no service ductive of good to the public, but only for ay ug the funky and the fool!’ Is it not tim patient English democracy! for us to ‘our gyes and take counsel of our wiser childrent The money ‘wasted over the pomp and - Y of courts is spent in bolstering ap tension of rank and birth, Would It not tbe bet: ter spent in feeding the poor and teaching the ignorant?” The President and the Iroquois. = From the Chicago News. As President Cleveland wns proceeding from the east front of the Capitol, after the inaugure- tion ceremonies yesterday, among the vast throng that surrounded lim with congratula- tory words was a very Heat look ng a dark brown wercont, Slack os, shiny plug hat, and carrying an brelia in @ nile heer slik saver, cr Hor do you do, Mr. President?” exclaimed nea looking gentleman, cordially, ing hey Well, thank you,” repited Mr, Cleve nd. egganT see Fon a moment privately” inquired je neat fookinggentieman’ atvempuing we the new President to one aid wine couae “Really, ait, it ls impossible to grant your quest just at this monrent,” said Sir, Clevelan Mageniy maintatning hie ground, “You seem ave forgotten me,” persisted the neat looking gentleman; “I am MM. Phelps, president of the Iroquois club,” ct “I can do nothing for you just at mo ment,” replied Mr. Cleveland im eae pend ‘upon it I was sincere when I declared tn lay speech to-day that you Indians should be fairly and honesily treated.” SUPPOSED EARTHQUAKE SHOCK AT LANCAB TER, Pa.—A heavy rumbling, sup) to hava beem an ear juake shock, was distinctly felt ‘a., and vicinity, Sunday even- after eight o'clock. Butldings trembled, and in some cases plates were. shaken from stoves. In several fastances services Which were going on in Various churches were Suspended unul the sensation subsided, eo Grex. WALLACE WILL REPLY TOGEN. Grawr, The Indianapolis Timex, whose editor enjoys confidential relations with Gen. Lew Walco and family, publishes to-day the following edi- rial . Lew Wallace, now our minister to burkey, feels keenly the criticism of himself by. Gen. Grant in his article on the battle of Shiloh, in the February Century, and will, upon his re- turn home, which will in a very short time, prepare and publish in the Century an articls in which he will give a full and perfect history of the movements of his division throughout the two days of the battle, It will be thorough a Currise Ratinoap RaTEs.—A telegram from Cincinnati, March Oh, says: The Baltfmoreand Ohio railroad to-day sold first-class Uckets to Washington for $10, The ye. route in Laneaster, ing” shortly announced a rute of 89, aud the eand Qhio $9. ‘To New York, the rate over the New York, Pennsylvania aud Ohio 3 $ ‘Chesa- ke and Ohio $7; Pennsylvania, a King. Columbus, iuelunatt and Indianapo: SULLIVAN To Front Ryax.—John, L, Yan has accepted Paddy Ryan's canines es fight with small gloves, according to the new: London prize-ri ral for championship of the wot. Ak of $500 was put in Harry Hill's hands to cover Ryi forfeit in ‘Chicags. vendoman) : ex A Youxa Lapr's Sab Deatu.—On Friday of last week there died ata boarding house In Chambersburg, Pa, under painful ye ferioos “ireiastanioes im Marne ty Wie nes, a uichly roapected "yor fietiy, Pa. Her frenaa at the later pice proton — was yng eye at ing. but It’ scems her Object in golng tere as to hide the fact that she gnc ubene oe become @ mother. sem lady's mother was bouse- keeper for Dr. J. D. Warren at West Chester, and Miss Williams had Seen attend! the seminary there before going to Her sad death caused a great sensation at ber home, where she was a general favorite, Who Chambersbure dispatch to ue Pakeietpts rst itch to Times mye te. Wore is & widower with one son, who holds a position in the Smithsonian Tusittution in “tee PRAYERS AND CONGRATULATIONS FOR GEN, GRaxt.—In the house of representatives, at Harrisburg, Pa., yesterday, resolutions passed congratulating Gen. Grant placed on the retired list, and ne ie might Jong be also thanking Hon. Samuel J. Randall for his services in securing Passage of the retirement bill. At the weekly conference of Chicago Methodist preach- ers, vesterday, by @ unaniinous rising vole 6, resolution was passed to the effect that the clty ehurches make next Sunday a special day of RfAye for the spiritual and physical welfare of n, Grant. <_< +e0—___ DYING or Grier AT His Sox's DIsGRACE.— Joseph Winters, @ leading member of the Ger tan Reformed’ church, died yesterday at Ha- gerstown, Md., from grief at iis son's recentsen- tence to the penitentiary for murder. 70, CURE NO PAY—WHITEHURSTS Nagra Warranted to cure, Compete, Group, Throat and Lung Diseases, dose. “Try It. If not satistied, retary the em ‘abd get your mouey back.” Bold by all nidftatnom MARRIED. Ey A eS eace [Wheeling papers please copy.} DIED. CALLAHAN. In . C... Whoo trans. Mera fey thes CREE, Cork, Ireland, aged fifty-one years. ‘May she rest in peace. Amen. Ms 12th, at half-past two 0% pn ¢ oS, TM Me ince ‘mi. S. Clary, in the forty-aixth year off “Funeral from the residence of his Tenth sireet northwest, ou Ws at three o'clock p.m. Friends (North Caroling aud Arkansas au tows fare invited to Bos eas CRUMMACGH in the sixty-cigith year ore a : > Funeral will take place from his inte realfence, canal Wakungton. D. Con W 4 March 1ith, at one o'clock pan. Friends and tives are foattend : to GRAY. Monday, March Ri twelve pam. of puciamonle, AUREL, Vaal ‘mint has been work month an about forty thousand of them per day. ‘Thousands of Mimers Out of Work. ANOTHER CREAT STRIKE BEGUN IN THE PITTS- BURG DISTRICT—OTHER STRIKES, ‘The coal miners’ strike which was inougu- rated in the Pittsburg coal region yesterday to be the greatest war for wages ever fought by the colliers of this district. Of the centrate. The river and railroad miners have Joined hands, and it 1s confidently asserted the de- day. Sev. “soon as they shapoand ect. suse they say is in the lower mar can hehe The Minourl Pociae and Wabe-k mechanical ‘et West Kansas city, Mo.. went out goerday. They, Hhave taken To active meas. Gslayed tor tack 0 ees for, lack of me Ne Pameenges yesterday. A the Baltimore Amerioanarons Pe apany state today that is'n0 itr of @ contineance Bt the a first of April, at which ment ‘the ~ _— ;