Evening Star Newspaper, April 3, 1886, Page 5

THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON. APRIL 8, 1886-DOUBLE SHEET FOR_SALE—HOUSES. COUNTRY REAL ESTATE. THE LEVEE SCANDAL. THE SCHOOL BOARD BILL. SALE—THE PROPERTY—OLD CHURCH dollding—with fine Lot, on corner 4th and I sts. | Seitation Army ‘Mull. “Good ‘place ‘or. four. small wil py to pe pre, UorrEn € Ww! cent on Yaad Pee? ee b FS SALE-THRES NEW SIX-KOOM BRICK ER, Houses, modern improvements, 11th st. n.w.: | F229, cach If sola in "ave days.’ DAVIDSON, € DAVIDSON, 4% and D ste Te OR SALE—THREESTORY AND CELLAR ‘Brick Dwelling. all m. L, on N st., near 14th. Price 97.000. TYLER & RUTHERFORD, 1226 F a had so that present improvements | yR_ SALE-CHEAP—A GOOD BUSINESS Property on Pennsylvania avenue, between 3d | ana diyrets. Price $10,000... H. PARKER, gang E ste awe ae FRoR SALE CHEAP—350, K Si, Bie ms and stable; price, $700. C. Ht. ER, ‘apace igh 44 and Bota. ‘OR SALE—CHEAP—66 AND 68 six rooms each; hot and cold water; $2,000 each: CH. PARKER, din and Eom aw. aplate LE ST. FOR SALE—MISCELLANEOUS The Citizens’ Committee te Confer Again with the Commissioners. VARIOUS SUGGESTIONS MADE AT A MEETING OF THE COMMITTEE LAST XIGHT—AMEND- ‘SENTS TO THE BILL TO BE RECOMMENDED. “We have come together,” sald Chief Justice Cartter in calling to order a meeting of the citizens’ committee on legislation for the public schools, held at the Ebbitt House last evening, to see if we cannot effect Investigating House Employes. TESTIMONY IN THE CASE OF MESSES, WARDER AND STEALEY, ‘The House committee on Civil Service reform Yesterday began the investigation ordered by Mr. Browne's resolution, concerning the charges that Mr. Warder and Mr. Stealey, employes of the House, had received money ($1,250) for get ting an appropriation for levees at Jefferson” ville, Indiana, included in the river and harbor bill last year,’ Mr. John M. Glass, who made the R a BEAUTIFUL fan well. splendid w walk from siation. PLACE AT GAITH- : 26 acres, ew cot 2d EDITION. Last eras o Si TO SETTLE THE RAILROAD STRIKE. ing ‘the house; five *, HILL & CO., 1838 F st. OR SALE OR EXCHANGE—HIGHLY IM Saobo, will erage egal Be 2 wilson, 1000'F WR RENT—AT FALLS CHURCH, Va,A HOUSE of nine rooms, suitable outbuildings, with 17 acres {Good shade, frutt, dc. Inquire at 907 New CENTRAL RESIDENCE PROP- oy OT a gab apsloe 1420 F st. n JrOk SALE—VERY DESIRABLE RESIDEN( Sid Bullding “ites in the northwestern part of the Gity, at very reasouable prices We invite an exami- | ESS PROPERTY. ‘CONARD & McEUEN, 1420 F st nw. ‘i. ew. for @ home or investment. Price rE CTHERFORD, 1226 3 98,000, TYLER & RUTHE! apa-5i POR SALE-TWO NEW FIVE-ROOM BRICK Honses, 105 and 107 D st. s.w., rencing at $13.30 | at $10 per month. Price, $1,060. LEONARD & EE eS Se OR E—A VERY Niv ROOM AND Lar House, i, between 21st and 224 six; $0,300, 1.02.5, Bear, hyubat cirle, a good Hoane and tine of; only ‘Gn 15th st, nice Story, 9 rooms and cellar; ooly $4,500. ‘Boundary, near 9th st., 6 rooms; $2,000. ‘A. P. FARDON, apstedt 1326 F st POR SALE—BRICK AND FRAME DWELLIN weil located n.e.; 8 rooms, bath, stationary rang and “other mod. imps Must he seen to be appreciate Price, $2,500 cash. Address, Hox 60, Star oftice. ap OR SALE-SEVEN-OOM BRICK HOUSE, 903 Virginia ave. sw: with bay window and, base: new; price, $6,300: cash, $2,350. ani fine, HENRY WEX 443 7utst. “POR SALE_EIGHT-ROOM FRAME HOUS Water and gas; large trout yard; 503 11th st. 3. we JO0- easy terms HENRY WEX, Psst 443 7th st 5 We OR SALE—ELEVEN-ROOM BRICK HOUSE; water and gas; 11th st. and Maryland ave. sw. Price, $4.00: $1,000 cash, balance on easy terms. HENRY WEX, 443 7th st. w. pst JOR SALE—AT A GREAT BARGAIN—A_ NICE Be eroatery Brick House, on 1 st. ne; two equares wm Capitol. Splendid locality. Apply 308 ns Sitar 4 olclocic. me jt FE BLES A RO HOSE, ON couse Dia Heights, near 14th st.:1ot 100x145 f.., $3,500, ‘An Sroom. House, all modern improvements, on @ M4. near 15th st, "$6,250. A T-room Iouse, ob RE ave.. near Scott Circie, $0,500. J. R HERTFORD, T4254 F se. ‘ap2-at it SALE—NEAT NEW COTTAGE, 2STORIES, HF siti Sud cellar” Mi Pleasant South front; fo .750. Only $500 cash required: balance on fine. Other properties ia this beautiful village J SHERMAN @ 60.1407 st. a. We R SALE — TEN-ROOM BRICK —BARGA House, northwest: has all modern conveniences, ‘land should be seen inside to be appreciated. Will rent Feadlly for $85. Price, $4,000. “Inquire 1912 9th st aw. ap2-3te POR SALE_AN ELEGANT AND WELI-BUILT House, near Judiciary Square. Price, $7,500. ‘Terms easy. Adaress HOME, Star office ap2-Gt* POE SALE-NEAR THE CAPITOLON CST, ear 2d st. s.e., three new 2story and basement Brick Dwellings, containing 8 rooms, bath room and all modern improvements: nicely’ furnished: price only $4,500. BE. WARNER & Co. ap2st 16 F st. nw, WOK SALE—A NEAT THREESTORY AND AT- tie Brick Dwelling on Pennssivania ave., near Sr eebinaton circle; eight roomsand bath room, range, b— soak water: = all conveniences. Price $4,( jor peranit to inspect to a opply fv. X, HUYCK, 1505 Penn. DOR SALE FRAME BUICK BASENENT. 1 ‘thorough repair; large lot = rents tor $2 st near Era. wz price ouly $2400. J.C. COOK, soruer F und 11th stan. w. apeste Fors NW. NE. 203 I st..'b.h.. 257.$25,000))714£716 H st,b..8r-$5,000 K st., bet. igi | 505 7th st,, £8, 5 1th st,b.h,L3r.12,000, ‘2th st,bh,15111,500) 1013 10th st. bh, 10r1 1,000] v9 bib 121 ‘The above is obly a sm: books. For full his the Istand 15th. [ JOR SALE-CHEAP_THR brick Houses, ail mod. imp., on A, between 7th Gnd Sth sis. me.7 $1,900 cash, oF food investment ¢.H. PARRE! 06 Myrtle st, babi, FEL SO * portion of property on m i at oftice for bufletia issued on THOS. E,W R SALE—EIGHT [i Houses on N si. sw. prow brick fronts, water, gax: | 4) cash, balance 1, 2,3 and 4 years, Price $1,650. OWL PARKER, 44 and 5 sis. aw. apl-se* HOR SALE—CHEAP—325 s Toom House, with water, $1,050.” 524 six rooms, with store room, $1,550. C KER, #4 and Este aw. OK SALE—CHEAP—A GOOD__BUs! NE stand. <ix rooms and cellar: smail house in” rear; house, brick. six rooms. between I and K sts. sw. ©. H. PAKAER, Est. aw. apL-axe JOR SALE NEW Six- x, room Brick Houses on K st., near the Govern- iment Printing office; price for the three, $7,300: all ‘mod. imps: a good Investment; terms easy.” C. H. PARER, 4i and E OR SALE—THREESTORY PRI front House 000 T stan.w., with use of adjotnin lot, ‘Howers, ez price, $5,000. Inquire of It. de DALY, 637 F st, oF at house. mhzo-see i SALE—A PINE THREES ick House, 1559 14th stree all modern im- provements, butiding about 65 feet deep; lot 105 to an alley: price, $5,650: cash. $2.650, and $3,000 on mortgage at 5 per cent, o- ail cash if preferred. This Property is in a fine location for investment, dwelling OF business, Where rea 1 estate is rapidly enhahe!ng in Yalue. The appreciation on this house has been $1,000 in the last three years, and at an extremely ederate estimate will increase $100 each year, nod PATI06 about 15 per cent after deducting taxes’ Gc inst been vacated and possession can be had at once: by buying direct from me purchase: will save | agent's commission. My only reason for offeriug it for sale is, that | am engaged in building operations fod need the moner. J have also # very fine loton 14th st., above Boun- dary, corner of Stoughton, improved bya cod frame of seven rooms, ensting 32,000. leavins room for two. Stier bouses on Stoughton. I would sell this for $000. JOHN COOK, iim 618 12th JOR SALE-HOUSE IN NORTHWESTERN bart of city, perf-ct repair.gyeessed brick front. Duy Window, back ‘Uutlding, all. inodern. improvements $3,600." For particulars addres Box 32 Star ofice. avl* {OR SALE-THE VERY DESIRABLE BEST. dence at to ner of 19th st. and Jefferson Place, now cecapledby Senator J. Donald Caaterou, or fot Fret Rushed. or aterm of years afer Juge 29t given by GEO. © MAY NARI JOH SALE-STORE AND Hc ALEXAN- ria, corner Queen and Henry sta: excellent Bou for wood and coal grocery of other business 90 Iwo small houses on Saime lot’ “Apply on premises Ko small ply on ps Fe SALE-—AT A BARGAIN IF TAK AT once to 5 nicely finished ‘tworstury brick houses, Grooms. muderh tmprov-inents, hot and cold @atersgas Re: on one oft West. All casts or part cash; Wa. R McLEAN, sth and B yu SALE-STOP Pay TRG ‘A few more of those cc ater, gas and seve with font” parking now ent. 10 per Bat her partical HAM FISHER, Owner, Tih st. nw, MhIO-6t* Back room, first floor, or 607 Tth saw. (UR SALE—621 137i ST. N.W.. LARGE, SUB stantial Brick Ke Band roof, with zl about terms, & ry nce: threestories an 1324 F st. mie, A BRICK HOUSE ON 15TH ST. I'sts: 10 rooms: 22 feet front Will wut net. Price $6 PAEKER & TOWNSEND, 1415 F st. 1 12TH ST. 1s KooM HOUSE ulldi:ig im rear, suitabl nt Brick, 12th st.. bet. S si 5 rouins, large yard in rear. A. P. HILL & SPs m2é-1m BUSINE AR } SSS PROPERTY ON 7TH ST.N.W Liding, with large store, number of years a & contains 10 rooms, sold om the owner. THOS J. FISHER & CO. 1B24 F st. pow. ROOM COTTAGES AT mb2taw SALE, ack by ing brick residence, contaiuing ten improvements, on 1th st, near ttsave. Good brick stable on premises, dz. fy 30 toot alley. gi HOS “I. Fist FOOR SAL OD 1 =: ST. n.w., between it L ave. and 0. i mati house: rent will more than ~ py Ray taxes and luterent on t O08 F nw. miele HOUSE, SIT! ED N R Tain and Psts.n.w: 8 room bathscellaeromeeeee and ait uiodern conveniences price 63500: tis es te rouwe’ teres AUSTIN BROWN, 1426 F st. no malin JOR SALE—HOUSE 813 9TH ST_N. W., CON. taining 12 rooms: all modern improvements, will cost) WALKE PUR SALE—HOU AND Lot 1308 NST. NW. elegant property: 0120x100. Vacaut Lat sonic. went corner 13th aod stat Sax t00; suena ne, Reriive residence Apply to Owner, oTand Seis P st #202 POLS SETHE NORTH WASHINGTON nea stote Company have a large and choice line o inmycos t Snd animproved. property for sale, offering Yu. chances for investmeat desiring to put chase of taving land for sale ip. the borth or north Sp Set of fie Sty will nd et hele ad “iso through thls Company. whied gives attention und tuergy to the development of that part of the ‘cry. This company ‘bas’ seventy Woussud feet in cue iract on New ave, at abargala “Bish, HNO weree of tmproved farm lands ta Vie wine’ or exchange nado 510 Fa ow. FOR SALE =35.000 FEET OF GROUND, ON A brick sidewalked street, close to street cars.soutir. fortabie House Tienced gardener cam s008 pay for piace, ‘The soll Fe- ibarkably rich and in high mate of Culvation, Price, Only diy cents a toot i, oom 4, sn Pat OR SALE—APPLETON'S NEW AMERICAN Cyclopwdia. “Al the volumes delivered at once onsimall monthly payments. Address Box 130, Star office. aps2te OR SALE_CIGAR STORE IN A GOOD LOCA- tion, Apply to DANIEL LOUGHRAN, 1413 Pennsyivan! i {OR SALE-10 SEAUTIFUL BANTY fil Face ‘Hoosters, af $150 per ave. n.) NS at $1.00 per pair, at 610 Oth st REESTORY AND CELLAR | , § rooms, bath foom and cellar; | ‘ail md. im; bay window to roof; located om 0 st..near | ‘OR =SALE—COLLIE DOG, EIGHT MONTHS old, thoroughbred. Address COLLIE, Star office.1* (OK SALE-SI-INCH FULL NICKEL STAR Bicycle; has been used but @ short time and is as ood as new: price $0. Call or address C. A. GOLD- SMITH, 917 Pennsylvania ave. ite QR SALE $300 CASH a ikk BUY A STA oc mc Ae an as gress Maa ce pacino i, a B.w, Store and dwelling. ie ,OR SALE—RESTAURANT — ONE OF Tit best Ladies’ Lunch and Light Restaurants in the city. A fine chance for an enterprising man with Spout $1,500 cash caplial. “Address PAYE TAURANT, Star office. i Ok SALE—A SPLENDID WALNUT MARBLE top bedroom suite. Address DILESSING CASE, Gi OR SALE—TWO SHOW CASES CHEAP. I quire at $19 Pennsylvania ave., Remington Arms Agency. ap3-s {ORSALE-NEW PATENT JUMPSEAT C, riage, never used. Call at 234 13th st. s.w., after 4pm. aps-ate OR SALE—GROCERY, MEAT AND PRO- vision store, located in the new northwest part of she city; for sale on account of family affairs Ag- TORSALI bays; sound and gentle; work single and double, and very fine carriage team. Can be seeu at Wit" MILSTEAD'S hotel, Laurel, Md. or apply at 466 Pennave. [apz-eie] F. ING RES Star office. {OR SALE—MILK ROUTE AND CANS, AT A Fre aa v. MM, Star office. adst ix 18, Star office. aps-2t® FAST AND STYLISH YO NG or Saddle use, and side-bar and Harness. Apply at 707 Sth st-mwe apa2e Plan of the Executive Board of the “among other things, Knights of Labor. Sr. Lovrs, April 3.—Frederick Turner, the secretary of the general executive board of the Knights of Labor, and William H. Batley, of the same committee, arrived in this city from Cincinnati this morning, and proceeded to the Tooms of the local executive committee, where they are now considering the strike situation. After this conference shail have been finished &nd some definite line of action decided upon Mr. Turner will attempt to see Mr. Hoxie and charges, was examined and told what he said he understood to be facts about the raising of money in Jeffersonville; but in reply to enqui- ries said he had no personal ki money had been sent, or, if sent, hi ruptly used. It was a matter of notoriety and common talk in Jeffersonville, however. MR. GLASS CROSS-EXAMINED TO-DAY. Mr. John M. Glass, who made the chi against Assistant Doorkeeper Warder and Mr. Stealey, now being invest civil service commit id rross-examination is and Mr. Phil. The defendants. ite was q campaign for the mayoralty with the view of showing that he was led to make the charges on account of political dis he was not a candidate he supported the regular nominee. money expended, $1,250, had in the city to be used e appropriation for Jef- EXCHANGE— Beautiful Country Home, lites from Cty es from (ity. six acres of land; 445 rich and fertile garden land: 2% grove Of oak and chestnut trees, on am eminence commending a fine view. consist of a smali house and barn. ‘Also a Valuable orchard of ninet of choicest varieties, in full PORs4LE GE s conjunction between the Commissioners and the people. By some strange accident—it must be an accident—there is @ want of consonance between the people and the District Commis- He advised that the committee should meet the Commissioners and let them know that they did not intend or desire to ers. ‘The Commixsion- led ‘with the omnipotent power of making the administrators of the schools and of unmaking them. Among the members of the committee present were Dt. Reyburn, vice chairman; James C. secretary; Lewis lenry Browne, Rev. Dr. Pp, 8. C. Clarke, C, P. G. Davis, Wm. C. Dodge, Rev. 8. Domer, Rev. D. W. Faunce, . Fenwick, J Hovey, Rev. “Geo. 0. Rev. A. F. Steel ‘Tayior, John L. Wolf. Improvements Dwarf Pear Trees eis Par ea J.V. N. HUYC! 1505 Pennsylvania ave. MD,,6% MILES ig. Biretit cents itd take from them an; ted ‘by the House | CTs OUsHE to be ‘was subjected to a \ORSALE—AT HYATTSVIL! from Washington, (21 trains shd celia, well of fue water, shade.” This piace ve on, near the station: thy. Price, $2,400." Terms: $1,000 jompson, counsel for the closely a8 to his ‘Chapin Brown, fohn Chester, A. Culver, Henry N. bor, conference will then be held with the local reement formulated to Mr. Hoxie for his in an interview this and healthy. cash; Balance 2 committee, and an which will’ be signature. Mr. mofaing, stated all the "positions not now filled by the new men who since the inauguration uf the strike shall be Open to applications from the Knights; who apply shall be employed, an them shall be selectea the arbitration commit- tee, which will attempt toarrive at some amica- concerning the grievances of ic knights, Mr. Turner, request that all strik- years. Al P. EVANS, At ‘afew % acre Lots for sale at $260 and $300. lots are three times as large as the average Hy- atts nsive; perfectly clear and ry; on pubile road, only 10 mintited from station. ‘614 F st. nw. F re-election, and that jobn T. Given, Chas, E. ttle, Benj. G. ‘Lovejoy, |Win. J. Stephenson, Hawkins fogt, George White and asked if the not been raise: to assist in securing je lots and less ex} OR SALE—170 ACRES LAND; FOUR MILES His answer was that the matter was generally Tosane Asylum; on good discussed in thecity, The counsel thus brought out that the money had been raised openly by some of the best citizens of the place, and that part of it was given by the city council. It was then developed that another committee had been appointed at the same time and money ap- propriated for the relief of the city sufferers by the flood had been used to pay their expenses to come to Washington to assist in securing the appropriation for the river improvement. It the cross-examination that the question had figured in their political ‘Witness said that different expressed by various people. He had heard that the money was tobe used in some way to in- fluence Congress, He had heard later that it was used to pay a lawyer for services, He did not know how this was. duty had presented to Con- gress the resolutions ad: ble understandin; them printed. o> the Missouri Pact: toan inquiry if he coul ing Knights of Labor be re-employed, replied: “No; such has never been the ease here- tofore, even when we have been most victorious in our struggles with capital, and we such a course to be pursued ‘We don't ex- petent_ men who \OR SALE—22% ACRES LAND: GOOD SEVEN- room frame Dwelling: mostly in choice fru is from IL 1 c AMENDMENTS SUGGESTED. Mr. Hovey said that it had been suggested that the bill now pending might be amended in some particulars, Mr, Wm. A, Gordon had called his attention to the fact that it did not provide for the removal of unsatistactory trustees. Mr. Gordon suggested that if it was intended to ‘vest the power In the Commis- sloners to remove tru: stated in the bill, ‘ORSALE—OR EXCHANGE FOR GOOD CITY 7th st. road, about 4% ity market and 4 mile from Silve house of 8 rooms with bay large new stable, one acre of land. property, a nice can hardly ex; by the railro ther shown by Jot of grapes ani Pri For particulars, address P. CASEL, Brightwood P.O., D. 2W {ORSALE-HIGHLY IMPROV ery County Land. Iwill sell 50 to 300 acres of my razing farm on Washington and Colesville turnpike, miles from Washington, 2 from Silver 5) s Uion, Metropolitan Branch RR. companies now. ct them to discharge com; ave been employed durin; shall make no such demands, All we asi the places now vacant be filled by the Knights of Labor who may make application for them, and that from them shall be chosen an arbitra- tion committee to treat with Mr. Hoxie, Neither hallwe demand that those who havecommitte . infons had been sees, Mr. Gordon thought that after the clause authorizing the Commissioners to appoint trustees there should be added the words: “And may remove the same, or any of E—TWO VERY FINE YOUNG HORSES, WM: MUBLHOFER. JERSEY COW, fresh, young, gentle, and # very good miiker. Ap- at sliver Spring farin, 7th street road, adjinitag ‘er Spring station. ‘apzzte {WOR SALE—FOR $45 CASH, A 48-INCH per Bicycle; ‘$85. Address MACK, Star omtice. (OR SALE-LARGE WOODEN COUNTER FOR sale cheap. Apply A. L. BARBER& CO., Le Droit Building. ap2-3t WOR SALE—ROGERS’ Canto 1: | Pan-Electric sale of government prop- erty; to be followed by “Parthenon.” “Congressional Whitewash,” and “The Last of the Dog Carts.” or sale By all book sores and newsstands, and by iblishers. PUCK & BOTTOM, Parthenon Heights, ladensburg, Md. 50 per cent off to the trade. ap2-4t> Hi apdace GREAT MUG-WUMP— OR condition, Also, one Safe. Apply at 718 11th st. LE-PAMILY CARRIAGE. IN GOOD meee }PPOR SALE—200 CARRIAGES AND WAGONS of beautiful design and finish, consisting of Brews- ter Side-Bar Top Buggies, weighing from nds Elegant Pleasure and Business Phietons, Grand Cabriolette Extension Carriages, At MEEKS' Lovely Phietons for Ladies, At MEEKS' Luxurious Doctors’ Phaetons, At MEEKS: ‘Beautiful Summer Canopies, AtMEEKS: Handsome Curtain and Coupe Rockaways, t MEEKS' At MEE] At MEEKS’ Splendid Miniature Carriages and Carts for child dren, and the nicest and greatest variety of Varnished Daytons, Mecalls, Business Wagons, Harness, Whips, Lap Robes, &c., to be found in this city. ‘The above arucles are for sale or exchange at reasonable prices and on accommodating terms, aa I do not want to keep them. All kinds of repairing and painting will receive Prompt attention st $. J. MEEKS', 621 € st. n. ree stock Second-hand Carriages always on hand. 2. OR SALE-STAINED GLASS SUBSTITUTE stock and fixtures at a bargain; present agent not | able to attend to same on account of other business; | agency wll be given immediately. “Apply to 411 21h eplate 5 OR SALE OR EXCHANGE—A LARGE WAGON, suitable for flour, feed or commission merchant: will exchange for work horse or another vehicle. F. | BNASH, Carriage Builder, 710 0 st. apl-aie VOR SALE—O: slightly “used Myrtle st.,b h.,7r...1,700 | [NE $40 SINGER MAC all latest im INE, ved attachments, Grop feaf, side drawers, cover, &c., for $15, with five years’ legal guarantee, at AUERBA( ebine Rooms, 7th and ii sts ,sole agency for the Slient New American, No. 7. aplst Sewing Man @-RooM | OR SALE—FOUR ELEGANT LARGE DRY joods Counters; must be sold on account of chanze of business Inquife at ofice of JAMES A. TAL vania ave. 8.0. aplste them, at pleasure,” Mr. Anthony Hyde had ‘sugge: ment providing that the names of buildin, now named aiter living changed. He spoke also of t inserting the word “Janitors” among those enumerated to be appointed by the school board, in order to prevent future misunder- ‘Mr. Hovey said. also that A JEFFERSONVILLE COUNCILMAN EXAMINED. sted an amend- A. O. Schuler, formerly a member of the Jef- fersonville city council, testified that he had written to Mr. Warder, by direction of the levee committee, soliciting his advice in the matter of securing an appropriation for the levees, and had received a reply from Mr. Warder to the effect that he had retained coun- sel_ior that purpose, who was to be pald $250 as a retainer and $1 priation was secured. ‘the council had_ay its authority $25 i SALE—A CHOICE LITTLE FARM OF 50 eres in Montgomery county, line, suitable for poultry or dairy” enclosed with ten-foot fence; ventences for raising poultry; will be sold, with all the implements chegj er.1100 Pennsylvania ave. OR SALE—IN LEESBURG, VA, dence: house has ten rooms, wi &c.; large lot. with brick stable on'it; flower try yard. vegetable garden, with an abund- ance of fruit of all Kinds: will be sold asa’ INO. F. WAGGAMAN, 800 F JFFOR, SALE—BEA depredation upon the com: 's property bo Such a deman would be incon- sistent with the principles laid down in our constitution, for you know we advise that vio- lence in all cases be avoided and the luss of his position by a Knight who destroys his em- ployer’s property isa just punishment.” Bailey hoped tor a §) the strike, and had no s00n be ended, provided Mr. Hoxie would consent to confer with them, Bloodshed at Fort Worth. Sr. Louis, April 3, 1:4 near the District rm; three acre lots, reons should ‘spring and. all con- desirability of stock and farmin dy settlement of Aeron foubi but it would ‘Mr. Hawkins Taylor suggested to leave these small matters to the committees that presented the bill to Congress. Judge Cartter asked if Mr. Taylor considered the matter of removal a smail matter. lor suid that, on the contrary, he con- so large a’matter that he Was not Prepared to vote for it then, resented by Mr. Hovey were ‘the “appointment committees: An executive ting of seven members, in- eluding the vice chairman, the secretary ‘and the treasurer as members’ ex-officio: a committee, of fteen members, to confer with the Commissioners and request their c tion fn securing the p: and two committees, of to confer with the Senate and House District committees, respectively. THE COMMITTEE AND THE COMMISSIONERS. During the discussion on these resolutions Dr. Domer suggested thatif the Commissioners agreed with them it might be unnecessary to Appoint committees to confer with the congres- sivnal committees. Mr. Browne said that if the Commissioners erated with them, and he understood they bly would, as the voard was now consti still to have a w ssioners bad all they could 000 when the appro- i but one member of roved that action, and by was paid from the elty Mayor Glass had refused to additional $1,000 when called upon to do so, and witness had drawn uy, —The Post-Dis- Texas, says an Attempt has Just been made to start a freight train on the Missouri Pacific, Officers Fulford Sneed and Townsend are mor tally wounded and three strikers were shot down in their tracks, Immense excitement UTIFUL COUNTRY PLACE, ath st. extended, near Brightwood; three acres; outbuildings; excellent 200. -lm WALKER & WILSON, 1006 F st. n.w. WOR SALE. A FARM OF 40 ACRES IN P. G. CO., MD, One-quarier mile trom Magruder'sSiation, H. & P. R. R., and one-half from Bennings; about four to Wash- ington, on good road; five acres in wood; dwelling or three rooms and one stable in good repair; market farm; cheap, $25 an acre. Also, 5 ining, tobe sold in connection with first or separate. cash, balance on time. MARION DUCKETT, even-room house; necessary. ‘a note for theamount water; fine view; himself and Seven other citizens and forwarded the money He had been informed that the note was afterwards paid by the city. Warder had told witness the name of the at- torney (which he could not remember) and had said that he held receipts for the money. never said or intimated that the money was to be used corruptly and had never sent any money to Mr. Stealey. — The New District Commissioners. Commissioner Wheatley has severed his con- nection temporarily with the lumber business, in which he was engaged with his brothers, in order to give all his time to his official duties. Col. Ludlow, the 1 not probably enter upon his duties ten days yet. He cam Jusi. to be sworn th, so that th ment would not ti of the ‘followin, to Mr. Warder, committee, cons! a A Remarkable Case. CURIOUS GROUNDS ON WHICH A MURDER! PARDON IS ASKED. IxpraNapouts, Ivp., April 3.—Preparations will begin Monday for the execution oa Thurs- day next ot Phillips, who cut his wife's throat fie alley in this city and ied to cut his own, which he So ze of the citizens’ bill, ifteen members each, ‘CHANGE—SOME, ful suburban Residences rly: several count the clty; plenty of fruit and si Farms; also improved laces for rent near eculiar petition, red persons has been presented to the governor in his bebalf. the circumstances of the murder the petition The is executed by hanging sentence and law require,the noose, neces: his neck above the tube will in no wise produce stran- gulation, or signed by seve- OR SALE—AT TERRA COTTA STATION, Met. Branch, B.& 0. RR, a beautifal Countr ps., 3% miles from city; will ling los to suit. ‘For particu- Jars apply, SHERMAN € CO., 1407 F st. B.w., oF ‘& WILSON, 1006 F's .w. mh3-w.fes2m* Seat, G5acres, good im Sell as a whole oF In bull ew come to a standstill, Hus terns of office in Paiiadelphia expired on the 1st inst., and it wiil req settle up his accounts eRY DESIRABLE SUBURBA: Residence near Georgetown; convenient to hors den, truit, &e. Apply to W. HL. New York ave. 2 quire several days to do with other mi: Mi i attention to the fact that it A delay of two getting lute in the session, or three Weeks waiting for ti acres, FISKE CO., 14: ion, and not otherwise unless ‘Treavury Department Changes. Wm. MeN, Fairfax, of Ne appointed to a clerkship of class 1 in the office ior, under civil service rule: ,d persons, havin fonary term of soltite appoits Galbraith, of Michigan, juss fi the office of 1tt, of Indiana, to class 1, and wrison, of New Yor oftiee Of Lhe sixth physical exhau York, has been A tract of6.400 acres of good cleared and Timber Va., on doth sides of the estern railroad, within fashiugton. Inquire of GEO ation and simply. in the interest of humanity and enlightened civilization, your petitioners therefore pray the co! tence to Linprisonmen: mens Flood in New Hampshire. Concorp, N. H., April 3.—The dam of th Staddart pond, seven miles yesterday, flooding the Contocook. that the factories on the river will be carried |, At 4 o'clock the water had reacheti An- trim, carrying a mass of ice fitty feet in height. Incaiculable damage 1s thre anes etree Mississippi Militia. New Orueans, April 3.—A dispatch from Vicksburg, Miss., to the Picayune says: Gc it the Comm would ‘be giad of it; if posed to puss the*bill over their heads. District committees did not favo and Senate and pass Zand, in Fairfax count Washington, Ohio and W of the second aud: The tollowing-n mutation of such seu- POR SALE—ME’ tion, store and dweliing, house and fruit; splendid stand for « be sold cheap to an immediate pur- ALP. HILL & C1 ved, dhat this He thought they and Ubal these com- mitlees should go to work. THE POWER OF RI Judge Cartter recommending an amendment to the bill, as gested by Mr. Gordon, giving the Commis- sloners specific power to remove truste inink that with that change,” athers wil be st be passed. Teltoans wil {OR SALE— An eight-room House at Hyattsville; lot Gox ‘200; convenient to station; will be sold ata A. POHILL & & resolution itol Topics, 2 ON THE LABOR BILL, labor bill was NEGATIVE Vo" ve vote on the __ BUSINESS CHANCES. reconciivd to it, inasmuel torias, gies, Village Carta, &c., 26. at terms to sult ‘Also, OR SALE — I HAVE IN MY LIVERY BUSI- nesss 40 Horses. comprising fine Teams, Couj Pogey and Saddle. Homes, and s fresh supply of Horses coming io weekly.” My large facilites enabies me to seclimate and thoroughly sity use before offering, them for sale.” Only first-class orses strictly as represented. WM. F. DOWNEY, ne ly break all horses fur jht and sold, at moderate prices. “Every- 1624 Lt, n. w. ot ‘J{Ok SALE—JUST ARRIVED, A LARGE STOCK of fine Carriages from several of the best buliders in, the countey, einbraciog Landaus, Goupelets, Vic Cabriolet, T. lump Seats, Pheions, Bug- ‘work guaranteed, and stock of second-hand WNEY, 1627 to 1629 apl-ore (liss.), Barnes, | Lowry hus issued an order directing the mili . Of tne state to assemble at Vicksburg on Ma. 11th and go into encampment. competitive drill takes place from May Lith to | ‘The governor has asked the Secretar War for 260 tents, and requested that army officers be detailed to act as Judges of the drill. a For Mayor of Albany. ALBANY, N. Y., April 3. Jr. was nominated for mayor by the repuolle He is a school commissionc? aud { ex-president of the board of trade. VERY DESIRABLE ST¢ SALE—As I have concluded to change my busi: hess, £ will’ sell the splendid stuck of good that can be found in a first-class Book ai store) at a great sacrifice, upon reasonable time. house, and the location the best, W. H. BARRG Bridge (M) st., ‘ALUABLE IMPROVED, CEN cated business property, ‘now renting tor $900 10’ Vacant lois. Address CK OF GOODS FOR J think it will » well to recommend It ne here, on our own volition and not under stress ide suggested thatthe words “at asure” Were Wunecessary. “Lhere isn’t any Sate fn removing a man,” he sald, “unless A resolution was adopted nendment with the Aiter some dis- jon proposing to amend the bil by insering the word “Janitors,” as sug- gested, was adupted. Mr. Stecie suggested Ubat the committee Lupon tie Commissioners, address peciaily to two poinis, Comunissioners urged in reference to the school Glover, Haie, Han , démphill, Hil, Hutton, trion, Jones Re is an old-established tere is malice in favoring the proposed words “at pieasure” cussion a Te nner, ‘Silman at Tue! ‘TESTS FOR BUTTER AND LARD. Smithsonian microscopist, was before the House agricultural committee iMAe¥ eAplaining tests by which genuine but- | id Tard could be distinguished from the Dr, Taylor, the —Edward A. Durant, year, in exchange DER, Star office. WILL PURCHASE TWO-THIKD IN- terest in the best paying business monop- iy inthis city. Live man preferred. Address Box 240, Star office. A Tannery Burned at Frederick. nes were made in favor of Mr. Scott's RICK | ‘OR SALE— HORSE, YOUNG, SOUND, GENTLE. Suitable for heavy. draft or coupe; weighs 1,400 Pounds. ° Price $300. Apply to Dr. L. ML. | Tor stst mw. ‘epl-ste "AYLOR, (OR SALE-PAIR FINE CARRIAGE HORSES over 17 hands: weigh about 1,700 each: li RY PRESSED | ih Sears old 3, ‘and z be i black or very dark’ mouse colo: ; good Knee action: sound and Kind; offered cause of death of late owner; price, §1,500, noth Address ATTOKNEY, Star Cine apt see WASH. NAILOR'S STABLES, 1326 Eat, a pairof fine bay Horses: well matched and broken; t be sold for want of use by owner. 1-61" \OR SALE—A NUMBER OF PHAETONS; EX- tension top phacton: summer canopy di Seats, rockaways, bugil . samp ‘and other styles” “sis, Psecoud-band jobs at low prices, WA. WAL? TERS SONS, corner Lith and Dis mw. " Repair forall branches mishawe OL SALETA SUPERB | STEINWAY GRAND Piano; good as new; must be sol third of original cost. ‘At G. L. WILD & BRO'S. 7u9) 7th st. nw. ‘mh27-1n* at iess than one, at ANDR quires no boiler; avoids all expensive attendance: ho loss of time: no handling of fu Fuuning elevators, pumping: water, and machinery. ‘Send OR SALE—BUSINESS WAGO! Variety, flnest and largest stock of Wagons ever shown in this city at bottom. prices 1250 32d street, West Washington. J. K. PROBY. mbo-3 oR SALE—RARE CHANCE—ONE OF DECKER BROTHERS New York Concert Grand Piano. Inquire at Masoni 9a m. to p. m., at a very low figure. ‘fai, Sui and F's, any day (rows tem VOR SALE-THE BEST BARGAINS IN THE city in New and Second-bi beautiful Upright Pianos but little used, to exchange for square planos. One Chickering Square Piano,spleir dha instrument Or abeginner fOr only SOY ean pas ments. Our terms arealways made tosult the buyer, Doth in new and second-hand piauos, ory re alring a Femeovtle prices Fine Pianos. Several ‘0 EXCHANGE WAREROOMS, {mhi7] “422 9th street. i IECOND-HAND —COUPE- tes in good condition: very cheap. Can be seen W J. JOYCE'S Carriage Factory, corner of E ‘mb11-1m ic OTTO" GAS no aha, For rinting presses lor Circular and price Ilse. D. sh 7th 10 ent ¥ jattorm spring Fan ALE BIRDS — IMPORTED, CANARY i singers; very cheap. Bird and Cages (oF sale at the bird store. 1134 7th st. nw, Biome St, HARTBRECH’ TIRE. 915 Fst. 3 ‘Sum at five per cent On good real estate security. Sumas from $100 up to any anvoune desired at sh Retceut, Commissions tnoderate. DANENHOW fit ONEY TO LOAN ON REAL ESTATE OR other security. “Any amount desired; lowest ta- New York av ONEY, I ON FIRST-CLASS SECURITIE inierent, No delay where the security ie quod. mb30 O. ©. GREEN, 803 7thst. n.w. 0). $2,000, $2,500, 83,000, ther sums %0 loan ‘ou real Doelay. Moderate charges de A.M pril 3d.—The tannery ot inney, in this city, was almost | by fire w-day. about $10,000; fully insured, Representatives Lyman, ermont, and the hearing w: by Mr, Joseph Reali, Agriculture and Dait. ts of the bill. epresented the lion dairy tari recent nation twenty-three bourd. First, the harmony or want of harmony that Would exist in the bourd; and 2d, the mat- terof tue concentration of powers In school Commissioner Edinonds had suid to nim plainly that be was in favor of a concentration of powers in school manage- ment as in the police and fire department, mer Webb had spoken of the lack of OR SALE—$20,000 PAN-ELECTRIC phone stock, in '§100 certificates to be redeemed (If the “government sult” Rogers’ Telemorphe (seeing at a distance by electricity), to be incorporated hereafter, and possibly more valuable than the Bell Telephone; but. if the government suit succeeds, redeemed In either scocl at the option of the holder. Brown & Mi the promote: management. FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL, The New York Stock. Market. The following are the openi ofthe New Yor special wire to H. H. Address “BROKER,” mh31-20" ig and 3:00 p.m to-day, as reported by District Government Affairs, ‘IIE NAMES OF SCHOOL BUILDINGS, + Mr, Hovey called up the matter of the amend- ment suggested by Mr. Anthony Hyde respect- ne names of school buildings, and moved a recommending it, ndail, iu the course Of some remarks on this subject, Said that this was intended, ie be- eved, 1 get the name off from a certain build- nid tiey of course did not want to ne form Of an order specifying the pai UPPER PART OF NIENNIAL BUILDING, SYLVANIA AVE. AND 12TH 8’ THOS." WAG OR LEASE—LOT SUITABI Wood of Coal Yard, 142x260, D st. u.w., betw New Jersey ave. and North Capitol sts. WALKER & WILSON, 1006 F st. n. ERV AND, 10! NS ¢ Engraving plate. $1: fifty 45 ceuis; one hundred visiting cards frout Fests and monograms stamped in colors ps SKE BAR Invest your money tn land and catth fs THIKES AND “TiUP The tee Bur See Company nui auy prominent business men aud capt ws LO per cent per annum, with a large to increase the ‘value of tee five years, Tis issned by Inspector Entwisle: C. Gessford, erect dwellings, 12th, between James Dripps, ment dwellings, eight two-story Er streets souineas: t four two-story nd_ Wallach streets no. dames Dripps, erect three tw: ment dweilings, Wall A4th streets northwest; | gritt, repair dwelling, Washington street tween 4th and 5th streets northwest; $1: MISCELLANEOUS. Mr. M. Noah asks permission of the District Commissioners for the us | Uon between 10th and 12th streets and Louis- jana avenue and 5 streets, inclosed by # high fence, for the clerks in the 5: ing ana the National museum to play base ball, Mr. B. B. King, 421 New York a) west, requests the removal of a “cotton wood” tree ‘in the parking in front of his house, 421 New York avenue, ‘Tyler & Rutherford complain that the roadway on tbe south side of Sunderland Place bas caved in and is in a dangerous condition, Sl & FOR LUMBE Jloregon Trai Patrick Cos- Dr. Domer favored doing away with names altogether, and using numbers instead. Dr. Faunce suggested that it was a ‘mistake to take any such uction, Would not the Con- gressional committees think there were some piivate feuds behind It? Judge Carter thought It was a very small On motion of Mr. Stephenson, Mr, Hovey motion was lald on the table. GIVE THE TEACHERS A CHANCE. Rev. Mr. Little suggested that the teachers should be given some way toshow chat they were in favor of the bill. Mr. Culver said he had conversed with 25 or 80 teachers, and he had yet to flnd one who Was not heartily in favor of the bill. “It would be @ good idea,” said Judge Cart- ter, “for them to get together and say 80.” THE COMMITTEES, ‘The chairman announced the following as the committees authorized by the resolutions: Executive Committee.—Robert Reyburn, M. D., vice chairman; James Henry N. Copp, treasurer, Chi endall, Chas. Home Sub-committee. F. Bacon, Rev. SEE LAND AND CATTCS of the public reserva- Lou, & Nasi." 3 66 mithsontan build r ey MO. PBC ne 104 104 Nd. Cent as [48 ongeennn Washington Stock Exchange. ‘The following changes from yesterday’s quotations on the Washingion Stock Exchange are noted today: U.S, 4498, 1891, coupon, 112% bid, 112% asked. U. ‘sols rezitered, Laie bid, 11a S. 48, coupon, 126 bid, 126% asked. U. 5. 4s, regis- tere, 12d bid. £ Coin, 114% bid, 11 oxi, curceney,’Li Fe ie'stock, 108 surplus secumulatu ‘which will double in less tha: oud question, owning thelr own land, ei ARELY FREE FROM ENCUMBRANCE. Call or send for descriptive pumphie: at office of PETER CAMPBELL, laly F st., (G) Room 1 1124 asked. U. RARE OPPORTUNITY TO ENT) hess; a large und old established Stove ing Store for sale, Apply wo S. Sentences aud Arraiguments. PRISONERS BEFORE JUDGE MAC ARTHUR IN THE CRIMINAL COURT TO-DAY. In the Criminal Court, Judge MacArthur, to- day, Robert Orr, convicted some weeks since of manslaughter, in causing the death of Stephen ‘Tyrrell by blows inflicted in a fight about three weeks ugo, was called for sentence. fora new trial was argued briefly and over- ruled. The court, in passing sentence, said that he was satisfied that he would not have treated the deceased in the manner he did had he been in the full possession of his tyculties, and sen- tenced him wo the Albany penitentiary for three years from the 25th ot February, Henry Waiker, alias “Toney,” a colored boy, with manslaughter, in causing the death of James Brooks by shootin, left side, on March 19th, causing: March 284, pleaded not guilty. ry C. Alliger, on two indictments, charg- ing bim with embezzlement of letters from the pleaded guilty to one in- dictment, and a ‘nolle pros. was entered as to ‘asked. S0-year fund,’ 3-655, id, 119% asked Metropol 10% asked. North Capitol and OStreet KK. 4 bid, 00% asked. Washingion Gas, 39, bid, 3% ask 5¥%4 bid! National Union Ins., 19% bid, 20% aski ‘Ora Ins., 56% bid. Columbia Ins.. 12% bid, 15 |. Musonic Hall bonds, 104% bid. ton Market stock, 20% bi Mechanics’ Bank, Georgetowi TLANTIG CITY. N. J HOTELS. G or rent or wale by J. G.A\ Estate Ki ‘Natlonal Metro and Insurauce Agents, 2031 Ara ‘ins re ‘21 usked. Farmers aud 160 bid. Great Falls 103% asked. Penn. Tel, Co, 44% ‘Chesapeake and Pot, ‘Tel. Co.. 609 bid, 69% asked. U.S Electric Light, 6 bid 67% asked. a . Dulin, secretary; "in Brown, Regi: Cartter, ‘Peter Rev. W. Hy SUMMER RESORTS. OR SALE LARGE HOTEL PROPERTY, At Ocean City, Maryland, Known as CONGRESS HALL. Hotel contains 100 Rooms, and is furnished throughout, and is in good repair. Terms reasonable. W. A.” Bartlett Kev. Jao. Chester, W. D. jon, SS, Henkle, George C. A. Lambert, Wa Baltimore Markets. BALTIMORE. Mp. roliuw sixes old, 1.18% Did to-day. Mp, April, 3.—Cotton dull—mid- Flour steady ‘and qatet, and quiet; western lower and dull: southern red, Youve; southern amber, 97499: ‘No, 2 western winter red, 2AaU3: August, D14a02, Rev. Richard Nor- ris, Joseph Shillington, B. H. Warner, Henry A. Willard, Simon Sub-committee for Sonste—John A. Baker, Sayles J. Bowen, William Henr, ‘Titan J. Coffey, Frank B. Conger, is, Frederick Douglass, C, Gorham, Rev. Alex. Kent ard, Dr, N.S. Lincoln, C. Spear, Rush R. Shippen. 3.—Virginis sixes, BALTIMORE, SAMUEL PELTZ, 228 8. Sixth street, Philadelphia, Pa. Noid Maryland, 1, 90a: May, Cornmsouthern steady ern easter, closing dull; southern white ellow, 44a40; western mixed, spot, and Joa T. Give: Rev. W. A. Leon- Matthews, Ellis miTsawimek EX TO LOAN—-$15,000 TO LOAN IN ONE 1115 F st. Jas) May, 45%a46; June, 4o%ad0; July, 40% bid; seamen, her and’ quiet—sourherd, 4 western mixed, 3 Pennsylvania,” 39043. Jtye easier and quiet, 70a7d. Provisions dull. Sugar~copper refined dull Whisky quiet, 1.1901.20, Other articles unchanged. Messrs. C, C, Cole and B, H. Webb each addressed the court, urging leniency. The da Sentence Of six months in jail. hes, housebreaking in the night; ilison, same offence; Jones, assault, with intent to kill; and Geo ‘Sub-committee for House of Rept B. G. Lovejoy, HL. Bis Clarke, E.G. bavi Fenwick, Linden Kent, ‘T. Sunderland, J. L. Vogt, George White, Rev. S. Bomer, 42% 842% Oats hi western ‘white, b. W. Pounce he we Oy, vy. B. 'C. Dodge.” Tae Srarrorp, tfully situated: Pacific Avenue; one pmimissious only one percent. KR. A. PHIL Licensed and Bonded Real Estate Broker, 1428 m30-Lm ‘ATE OR ‘at lowest rates of NON REAL ESTATE. M’s EY 10 R al SWORMSTEDT & BRADLEY, mh23-1m. 927 F street. ONEY TO LOAN ON REAL ESTATE AND OTHERSECURITY. PROMPT ATTENTION ALL APPLICATIONS, A. 8. PRATT & 80! INSURANE, LOANS AND REAL ESTAT mbi7-im 401 OTH ST. N. W. “7 find TO LOAN OD ESTATE, S67, At 5 ber, cont on sums of $32,000 aidupwards, and Sy and 6 per ceuton small sums, ‘Money available at shortest noulcs. JOHN BOWLES: 24 New York ave. mbiS-1m UEhverpoot per steamer steady “cottons udde Recelpis—ttour, 6,108 burrelscoru: ‘bustiein» wheat. 7.400 000 bushels: Shipments tour, 4652 ‘500 bushels; urn, 370,300 Dusiets. Sales—Wheat, 149,000 bushels: corn, 107,700 bushels, ‘Chicago Markets. CHICAGO, April 3, 11:00 a m—Wheat has ruled weak snd lower all ihe morning. with only Grading. ‘The startin Bauf, larceny’ from the person, ail’ pleaded not —_—.——_ ORDERED To JoIN THEIR REGIMENTS. — Lieut. Col. Bartlett and Lieuts. T. W. Jones and A. L. Smith have been relieved trom their present duties and ordered to join their rogi- ments in Arizona, Naval OrpERs.—Civil Engineer M. T. £ndi” cott, detached from the League Island navy yard, 28th instant, and ordered tu the Norfolk navy yard, May 1; Civil 101 from instant, and Davy yard, Assistant Surgeon L. W. Atlee, ordered to the ‘Vermont on the 8th inst.; ‘Lieut. C.B.T. Moore's orders to the coast survey have ‘om Ocean and new iron Pier. wughly heated and comfortabie; con-, ‘Yenient to hot baths. ‘Open the entire year. 28; grain.dd. 16,000 bushels; rye, bushels; outs, 2 burrels wheat, Local Notes. The friends of the new bri ern Branch at meetii unanimously tendered sioners of the District of Columbia “for thelr courteous treatment, patient hearing and ex- pressions of sympathy with the mission of our committee in reiation to buildii across the Eastern Branch of ‘The Crescent association, for mutual ment and social int the held on tol Hill Soon L, V. NEWCOMER, ATLANTIC CITY. price for May delivery was 80%, from which It fell off to 805-16, but has’ since Tullied somewhat. ‘The following are the current quo- tutions for Muy delivery: Wheat, 80 0-16; corn 38, BG: Oats, 30%; pork, 9.3509.37%; lard, 5,0585.07i, pril_ 3, 1, p. m.—Wheat easy. Soi June, Sy “Corn weak Cash, 7 —Cash, 2m: May, 30 7-10. Kye BU. Flaxseed 1.07 May 1.14. Pork strong— the bridge IE OCEAN HOUSE, ATLANTIC Crry,, ‘the Powomse ‘Winter and Summer. ‘Water Hats in the House.” wement; fine Ocean Vie Aron Pier. f26-tu,th¢,6m. Every modern tm) ue square of the “A ‘and open grate fires. R RENT—A HANDSOME COTTAGE, Turnished: located on command- in Vakiand. Md, convenient to churches, post office and hotels will be table tevant, For terms ap- ‘fe W. Hottnan et, Balt improve- have fled a certif- cate of incorporation. ‘The incorporators are W. W. Frey, Jas, G. Downi Rougilam and J. ¥. Shee! jesday evening, between 8 and 10 there was stolen from the house of Mr. 1 New York avenue, alarge CHICAGO, Int, A\ “ash, 75%; M ‘ineer T. C. MoCul- w York navy ordered to the oe ee FF. Meany, ‘ime Liwothy, Bish, 8.40, RANGE OF THE THERMOMETER—The follow- ing were the readings at the si ‘The season 16 An ace) lotot clothing, PERKY, ° vy to 4-4. PERINY, 1 ignal office to-day: beeh revoked, NEY TO LOAN TO ARMY AND NAVY Ofiicers, at legal rates. JAMES E, WAUGH, _mbS-Im 983 F st. nw. MOSEX,7 104s ON Tire INSURANCE ANE poitcies. JAMS E. WAUGH, Jatisben 933 F st. n. S2 TO LOAN ON WASHING s R too, ‘& ‘lowest cur- rent rates ‘JH. DUFFLN, 438 Walnutst., LS1m Philadelphia, and he will continue on duty SYMPHONY ConcERTS.—The Boston give two concerts at officers as follows: Mrs, Moran, vice president; Mr. ‘and Miss Perry, treasurer. Chas. H. Orme has been adj and James W. Orme appointed 3a. m., 45,0; 7 a. m., 43.0; 11 a, m., 45,0; 2 ‘Maximunt, 62.0. Minimum; 41.0." a Surr AGaInsr THE B. AXD O. RAILROAD Co. Messrs. Culver, Cook and for Catherine Day and J. G.Glick against the Baltimore and Ohio Rail- road company tor $10,000 damages to property Delaware avenue by rea- ‘EW COLUMBIA HOT! Cal For fuh particulars addi ‘000, 208 ad 208 & Frois fSeok bbhear ts Philadel Symphony orchestra will Carrington filed suii tional church, in ith and 14th, for’ the thio hospital.’ The orchestra contains besides the sol lian Nordica, late ndged s lanatic, JAMES MUON, be-6m BBERIES on Ist street east and 226 2d street son of occupying the same for tracks, dc, ——-———! Bors CHARGED WITH DESTROYING A vepetis that oe the house was entered by among whom Mra JNO. L. BRYANT. Me ates Interent aed commute ‘mbé-Lm CUTTER & WIMER, 1423 Fat. Moser, TO LOAN IN SUMS OF NOT Liss property. Smualet sumsal' persone “Sam OM EY IN SUMS OF FROM $1,000 TO $50,000 Real Estatesecurity, af R, TZM, Corner 10th and Y stresw northwest Lerrer Box.—This morning, in the Police Court, two é, Franols Holland and David Vena- ‘with destroy’ 11th street aad avenue southeast. ‘The testimony sho: the boys were standing on the corner talking, und Holland struck the box with a small pleos ge Hnell said he di TLANTIC CITY, N. J.—"COLON. iby steam.” ue block front depot 623 13th st. aw. SEE Haw For Taz Sram Waa ‘To meet the wishes of i lng certain trade Today Livoay 4 overvulva, aailige ber 2 Os age dilve POLICE CounT—Judge Snell, ‘To-day, Minnie toad a bomteons, from the lam} id not think tl Struck the box with any intent to destroy ii wok his iather on his bons iather on and ns at ray 7; S5each. Henry waaliaie 98 Smith, cruelty to hes of gentlemen desiring Hats bear- we are sole ‘mekots tor ‘this MINISTER’s sedlvor ot the Gaseas et hag See ‘but. ia guilty of po “KNOX” AND “YOUMANS,” two of the leading hatters of 2 Rae eee aa warranted for 18 months stds Bin creme ACCIDENT AT A GRADUATION Banquer.—] ry Som ‘By the building er aie ite gees or ae Ben Tors oley. admita ‘Unlawiul act Ee dt 10 spilt oF Weak is bak Ladies’ SILK UMBRELLAS, $1.75 and $2.60. 2B. H. STINEMETZ & 80N, 2297 Pennsylvania aye, w Vi internally, it is feared Sakae ais en bad THE EIGHT HOUR MOVEMENT. ‘The Policy to be Adopted by the Master Ballders’ Association. ACTION TAKEN AT THEIR MEETING LAST NIGHT —THEY PROPOSE TO EMPLOY MEN FOR TEN HOURS OR NOT AT ALL—A GENERAL LOCK- OUT IN THE BUILDING TRADE ANTICIPATED ON MAY Isr. ‘The Master Builders’ association held a meet- ing last evening at the Harris house, which was very largely attended. During the past Week the membership of this association has been largely increased, and now comprises, it 4s sald, nearly all the leading bullders and con- tractors in the city, The meeting last evening was lor the purpose of deciding upon a policy to pursue with regard to the eight bour rule, which the labor unions have announced will go into operation on May 1st. The subject was Bot @ new one to the members, and there was from the start a unanimity in tbe opinion ex- Premed thas the eight hour day was injurious the building interests of the city, and ought not to be e Some ot builders, however, were of the opinion that rather than to stop all work, in the event of the elght hour day going into effect, it would be better to Sere lutte Ss in ene Sate ng e ‘cost. renin por scout bat Gee tactnnaa eat ts aut bow mat w aitectea Tete not known.” The cost of labor, builders say, bears the proportion of one-alf to the entire cost of erect abuilding. So that if & building costs $1 erected under. the Bipriatschedule of hour, under the eight hour lay, the cost, they say, will be in $1,000. It amas arged that people investing ibeir money would be unwilling to pay this advan and therefore, building tw a large exten’ would come toa stand still at any rate. There was some talk of offering as a compromise that the working day should be nine hours, thus re- ducing the increased cost one-half, but after & full discussion of all these opinions and en tions, the unanimous conclusion was react that the ten-hour day should be maintained. Resolutions to this effect were adopted, but no public announcement has yet been m: as it was the desire to wait until after the confer- ence with the sub-contrac' whieh will be held this evening at Carroll hall. The ‘purpose of members of association is to secure per- fect unanimity of action throughout the entire ranks of the employers so Uhat when the time comes ifan effortis made to inaugurate the eet me fo Sitios will rad working- en under such con: ‘and building opers- tons will come to a stand sult, PRESIDENT FLEMING'S STATEMENT OF THE said Mr. Robert I. Fleming, who bas Just been elected President of the Master Builders’ associations “for several reasons. I believe that it is ill con” sidered and unwise. It is ill considered because the effects that will legitimately follow are not known and cannot be known until after the experiment bas been made, It is unwise because it checks work, raises the cost of living, and will have a bad effect upon the laboring classes. The injury that has been done to the building trade in this city already can hardly be culculated, At present there is nothing doing. Last month all operations were hastened ju order 10 get buildings as nearly, finished before the ist of May as possible, and that made the record of building’ per- mits ‘Issued for “the. month of “Maren the largest of any previous year. But the record of the present mont will not compare so favorably, In my office work bas come to a standstill, and I have refused enough work to keep ine busy all the year, Whether I will get it again in case the agitation ceases is a question. The unions huve not beep satisfied with trying to Introduce the eigit-hour day, bat they have issued a circular containing instructions to the bosses which are most tyrannical and unjust. To mention some of the features in this circular, it is ordered that When the elghthour day gues into effect Work shall cease ut four o'clock euch day, and that under no circumstances will men be uliowed to work the two hours from four to six. ‘They can work aiter six o'clock if paid double wages, and they can work ou Sunday on the same ‘terms, bat under no condition van they work Uiese two hours. Now, as any one can see, this is absurd. It may happen many times | that work ia a house has reached a poiut at four Gciock where it Is of the utmost iniportatice to go on with it, But these rules make no excep- ion, They are absolute.” re is apother tyrannous feature about this circular,” continued Mr, Fleming,” aud this s the provision which obliges tne Geeses to pay ail the men three doliurs'a day, without regard to their ability. Now, there are sume men who are not much better Lhan apprentices, aud do not earn two dollars aday, But tne unions are unwilling to Ke any distinction, but ail men are graded alike. Jain opposed to this,and besdeve in a system of grades accord- ing to skill, and having a scale of wages to cor- respond, However, these matters 1 have meus lioned simply to show you that the unions de- inand at Ukis time more Luan merely the eight hour day, and on account of what is considered Uneir extortionate demands, tue bosses have organized, I don’t think that 1 will be without auibority when I say tbat at our mecting policy of resistance w the eight-hour movement Will be adopued. We will not give the eight-hour day, Our sbops willbe open and we will em- ploy men tor a ten-hour day at ten hours wages, but we will retuse to employ them under any other terms. Work in this District will stop and there willbe a general lock out. All this will be done with the Kindest feelings in the world jor the workingmen,” continued Mr, Flemin, “There is no place i the country where they receive higher wages, and our season here is very long, so. that ho wonder every year worke ingmen are attracted here fr: all parts of the country. There is no piace where they get more work und as good wages. There is, however, one concession Luat may be made. Heretofore a nine-hour day has prevailed trom November Ast to March Ist with nine hours pay. We will probably be willing to give ten hours pay ‘all the year around. With this exception 1am ot the opinion that we will present a united front in opposition tothe eight-hour day with ten hours pay.” BUILDER LANGLEY'S VIEWS, Mr. Langley, ot the firm of Langley & Get- tnger, in talking over this matter said that he thought it could be said that at a moderate calculation at least one million dollars worth of work bad been stopped that would have gone on if it had not been for this eight hour agita- tion, The boss builders, of course, suilered greatly. “This was the Ume,” he sald, “when they ought w be makin: tuelr coutracts aud starting the buildings, but Uhey are compelled to sit down with idie hands and see the season st. Of course, very few people are going to build as long as the uncertainty lasts, and if they find that the cost of building us advanced to any extent they will not build ‘He said that the circular issued to the bosses was a Very Unjust one and could not be carried into effect. He objected to the prohibition placed on the hours from four to six and the One grade ot wages for all. He thought that both of these provisions were unwise. If me effort was persisted in to establish tbe eight- hour day, be thought that the ouly remedy was to shut up the suops and bring building to a stand-still, He saw no reason why the work- ingmen bere should be paid so imuch more than they are in other cities. The scaie of wages isMlready greater, and yet it is proposed to make a still greater increase. ‘THE CIRCULAR SENT TO THE BOSSES. ‘The following is the circular above reterred to, which was sent to all the master builders, bear ing the seal of Carpenters’ Union, No. 3: To Whom tmay Oomoern: ‘Whereas it is the desire of the master carpen- ters and builders of Washington, D. U., to know pursue in Fegard to the elght (@) boar question, sue in 2 el ur qu they be enabled to bid intelligenuly on future ; therefore be it Resolved, That on aud after 34, 1886, eight (8) hours shall constitute a day's’ work, aud for tbe same he shall receive not less than three (8) dollars ding socemberet thts Unten Sonne working more Shen cient hours for one day's work or labor shail be by acourt yt egn | oour constitution, and, upon eouviction, shut ‘suspen or Sater but in no case three B Shooting tu a falcon. ‘WM. CRAWFORD HELD FOR THE GRAXD JURY chusetts avenue, on the 15th of February, as published in THe STAR at the time, was called of assault with intent to kill, and Shrogen bis counsel, Mr. Frank Cross, he pleaded mot guilty. Mr. Lavender appeared ‘the ment. ‘Thos. K- Craig testified that he went tn Mi DI bis revolver and fired, the bullet striking Madi son. Witness said that Peter Ames had knocke@ (Crawford down and bess him. 8 n a , gave similar testimony. Harti = but returned some minutes later, and got into a row with Ames. When Crawiord started out the door he turned and fired throagh the room. ee did not think be fred at any partice- rson. Emanuel Madison testified that he went into Maisak's on the event: Of the shooting and got apie, Witness said was starfding iu the saloon when Crawford started out and then fired into the room, the bullet striking bim in the stomach. |Withess said he was in the hoe pital five weeks, ‘Officer Oliver ‘testified to the arrest ot Craw. ford and to taking the injured maa to the hoe The case was sent to the grand jary; bonds, $300. — ee The District Volunteers. ‘4 CHIEF MARSHAL ELECTED BY THE EXECUTIVE COMMITTER, Ata meeting of the executive committee of the Associated Veterans of the District, held last evening at Cosmopolitan hall, Capt. Wag- ner presiding, and Lieut, Krause secretary, the members of the finance committee and the treasurer, William A. Hatchina, were empow- ered to receive contributions for the a defraying the expense of the ee P. Rodier was elected marshal for the comis 14 Col. Drew, W. A. Hutohii Thou 9! Burroughs and Capt Wagne ap: were pointed a committee to confer with the Talk Toads to obtain reduced transportation, Messra, Adams, Hutchins and Nicholson were const tuted a committee to wait on the local militts organizations to secure their in the parade. The committee req ‘all com unies to send to the executive committee by wo will bv in ie parnde, in order Saas benpes may ‘be provided for thera. —— ee The City Markets. 1¢ Official Price Current of the Washington Produce Exchange or the week ending Friday, April 24, says: The flour market 1 steady wheat cel of and straw are and also of western factory. Plent of old a but unsaleable, The Market has flu me ge me yoy are not ex- Eerie ese receivers to-day indicates # stronger and ny, higher market, S ‘The past year has been the most: aswell as the most a 0 dealers t& cet a dy Affairs in West Washington. ALLEGED Pourcy Suors RaipEp.—This TpoTmlng Detectives Raff and Book, with Redway and several officers, raided three leged icy sh here and arrested Alonso ‘Thecker, James Summons and “Soccy” Hunt who were taken to the station, charged wi being policy writers, At Summons’ house a year-old boy grabbed @ policy book and ran ihe third story of the houre with it, where covered himself in bed, after hid! the ina trunk, His little ‘sister told — he had put the book. of Bormoine jOTES.—At & recent mectis Lodge, No, 12, K. of P., it was to cele rate ‘thelr 18th analy next Phere is general aciviiy and Seating men, making preparation for aa asOn, LEMPERATURE AND UONDITION OF WATER AT7 A. M.—Great Falls, temperature, 48: oom dition, 1. eceiving reservoir, te 52; condition at north connection, 4; souls connection, 2. Distributing reservoir, tem ature, 49; condition at influent conn ‘at effluent gatehouse, mre £m Reported for Tux EVENING STAR. bestii shops of Halloway, in Baltimore; Ainsley, of Richmond; Gleason, of Senece Falls, N. ¥., } the Fire Apparatus Oo. of Chicago, and all Speen wore conan, te copeces ws ome FS sirable, aud the award of the contract was a ae ee te eee Rer ee Specifications might be put in. The wardens will meet = pext week, Nores.—The teachers of eo pe schools ‘were paid off to-day for the month of March, at the superintendent's office.—Oapt. McKenny, of this 4 was burt in Washington ‘harbor pa A tO daughter of Mr. Robert Williams was badly burt last: ny AG veing tossed by a vicious sonia penpiees et penecnettin Sen RRieeaee = aS Base fa club,——The mayor, bis fined Wanny Lucas and Jose; for disorderly copduct, and for being drunk.—Too many and girls from a neighboring school mount (on Camerop: run 8 ‘nsion bridge, pear this city, yester: day, an yey, gave way. ‘The Setters “poke ae oe eno ine bas been appointed receiver of the Belvoir ‘estate, in the Ollerback case. eo Ir Is Mccn Berrer to take care of @ Cough or Cold from its inci by using rom | Dr. Jayne's E: it worua Poti Garena aa Rete eae Sat pany oOo : ehit DIED. RELEY. 5 1 SUP REiaTDgy. tare eae 220 ney Funeral 3 p.m. Sunday, 4th, from 1928 Ra CAMMACK. At South Pasadena, ‘Thre. day, March “25th, 1846, MARY twenty-oue years, daughter of John end the late Cammmack. aM. Funeral will take place at her on, Sunday. pri ath at 2 o'clock aoe friends: Fespectfully iu vited to atend nd fe a ee Eee ASS his reatdanoe, ‘No. 2527 VU and 26th streets, Veorge- ‘For funeral see farther notice, oa ° CUTTER, On Th ‘1886, at aim, SYBIL ALLEN OOTHEN, aged cwtirave DYER. On Friday, 1896, after » long fh tg PS Npemepgeslppoudadmny. 4 I at bis rennet Ob Cate attend aE RES RE N ana em M. E Funeral at kbeveser A. Shareh. O stress, West Washington. Sunday, April th, oe "No 'more alk Sighs bes beanteoes teow,