Evening Star Newspaper, April 6, 1886, Page 1

en ‘THE EVENING STAR THE KNIGHTS CONFIDENT. They Say the Ratiroads are Not Doing PUBLISHED D: Ly, xeept § : e he Basiness Claimed, and that Mr. oe = = a sone 2 belt q Hoxte Will be Brought to Mis Kmecs— 4 HE STAR E LDINGS, Curtin’s Resolution. Northwest Corner Pennsylvania Ave. and 11th St, by Sr. Lours, April 6.—After the departure last The Evening Star Newspaper Company, right of yey oy a = general ~~ GEO. W. ADAMS, Pres't. ecutive board of Labor tor = ; ncipal strike conters on the Gould south- — erved to subserthers in the fener eystom, the remaining menivers of te “32 committce announced the unanimous determi ~ = pre O ce ation of the board to continue Ube present strike until an arrangement bad been entered Washington, D.G,as into with Mr. Hoxie restoring all of the strikers pee orate to their former positions, with the exception wancces mt Friday—$1 a only of those who participated in acts of vio- postage prepaid, "ais months, SOcenta ace -] lence and destruction of property, since the must be paid iu advance; ia tae Jou 68—No 10,274. WASHINGTON, D.C., TUESDAY, APRIL 6, 1886, TWO CENTS, | fcisTefipstbeld Signa douetee tee ference with Mr. Hoxie. They were then willing to assent toan agreement which would restore —SS== === =e 7 ____ | Shnsteikers Yo howe positions which were mot aaaae 5 ; then occupied by new men, but Mr. Hoxie AMUSEMENTS. SPECIAL NOTICES. SPECIAL NOTICES. Washington News and Gossip, |AT THE CAPITOL TO-DAY. clty.,, The, aggregate of public building. bills Telegrams to The Star. refusal to Meret ipetagreemnt deprived tem, = a = aT =n peace r) > $4,196,000; the Forty-seventh Congress, $6, iri} cede ]Af4"*™ suo rHEaren <a NEOUS Chaties (Kiem 8 PEctaL No THE SUPPLEMENT oF THE EVENING oad 115,600; the Fortyceighth’ Congren® $1083 = under thé present cireuntatances. =, gounty, Md. embracing niue acres, Hotel capacity, to-day contains an interesting article on “The 500. WHAT RAILWAY ¢ ALS SAY. A Crowded House Tast Night greeted the Prince of | 00, ies, Pavilion. Cottage, and G0 beth houses: _ Soldiers of ’61” in this District; talk at the| LIBRARY BILL IN THE SENATE.| x2" sayz pnoposes RETALIATION Urox THE REVISED HOME RULE SCHEME. anneal Goat made bomen ae ee ‘Light stefined Comedians, GEREN, capacity 100 bushels per day: Steamboat | 5 ‘Agents for thesaleef the Flour | @C¢tins Of the Barber's assembly last night; ae 5 Laces gaa has now been fully resumed, depends not [the HN DILLON, hart and Landing: delightiul surrou ic no longer Agents 4 4 in urse of his remarks on the fisheries aeikaanen the mal 4 In Hts Tuimitabte mpersaation of nll by evi ftom, Washingon_ utings new | BaNueteredat the mile of Mestre WASHBURN, | the generat eonference of washers Merhodists | THE LABOR BILL ALSO REPORTED. | quoston‘a ins Semie pnaes eee Still Opposed by Gladstone's Colleagues, |s2sessttm ini tetas Te peta: ~ Pn at y, | andingo jon Pi : .. Minneapolis, Minnesot & said i nently raised, y also claim that Ubey have PILGRIM BOGS, THE STATE'S ATTORNEY, || CAN CRIN Atorneya-iaw, 1518 Fuk swe | In retiring from the agency of this splendid four, | t© be held at Fichmond; telegraphic dispatches, Frye said he expected to hear within two weeks . whose Latin Quotations kept everybody in Roars of J employed a suffic! number of men to render which we have Introduced so successfully to the peo. | €tc. The advertisements are classified as fol- REPORTS FROM HOUSE COMMITTEES. | 2{the Seizure of an American vessel and its ar- raignment before Canadian court, He was them entirely Independent of the Knights of Laughter. <7 IMPORTANT NOTICE ple of Washington—and which well merited the repu- | ows: Auction Sales, Proposals, Summer Re- only waiting, he aide ee single American | THE RENEWAL OF THE STRIKE Labor, and that the strike will come to naught, Mr. Dillon is supported by an Excellent Company, Ave Zeshectfully inform the public, that we | tation it gained—our good friends and patrons may | sorts, Books, Ladies’ Goods, Gentlemen's Goods, Siig t vessel to be seized, then he proposed to intro- Tue miombers of the general executive board, Including Hobert Hue ane Carringe business at the old stand of | rest satisiied that we have consulted our mutual in- | Educational, Financial, Specialties, Profes- The Senate. ‘ duce a bill of less than ten Ines closing the however, LS MISS NELLIE WALTERS, GEORGE WALTERS pustneeat corners ee ere ae is an sional, Dry Goods, House-turnishing: Pianos | | In his prayer st the opening ot the Senate to- | P° in Aabing, feign nad poston eer eenee Lands! Z 4 srs 3 PA Ee L . cosas beretaiore* Cut Ursiclass work at both | In fact, we have but taken another step in advance | and Organs, Dentistry, Wood and Coa, Family day Chaplain Butler asked that the country be | atlaiong the’ line of the at lakes and the sli y ‘ S. | CANNOT BE_OPERATED WITHOUT THE KNIGHT® ee eenrnne Dee Pity un, Wo will please you. Sriwenring the Sole Agency here of the Famous mills | Supplies, Sewing Machines, Attorneys, Medicat, | deilvered from lawlessness and ralsrale ot every | Atianti¢ coast, and we would then see how long andslides Caused by Heavy Rains. of Labor, Skilled and unskilled labor in the State's Attorney mall week. and fsthe strongest | _mi3i-iw= Wht, WALTERS’ Sons, < Frapiapene gees eeppieh Abed Ose wrest |The Trades, Undertakers, Potomac River | kind. Canada would carry on this operation that she United States is controtied by our organtes aud most n ious attraction = awa é =: fe now entered on. and the company of Mr. ( an = ever appeared at this theater CRS A OREAY ERENGH, RESTAURANT. | friends another evidence of themiraculous progress of | B0ats, Steamers, Railroads, ‘The chair lald before the Senate a letter from REPUBLIOANS SWEEP CINCINNATI, | ©! not supply itseit with railroad mon oF (CosGREGaTION aL cHuncH. St BROCH HS new place, $21 Lath st, bear Franklin | the Great West in the manufacture of snow-white and | GoVERNMENT REcEIPTs To-pay.—Internal | the Secretary of the Treasury regarding the Se * | mechanics, or even laboring men, if vbey an SUAS, ghaeainay POC: aneh, 26e!, Dinner. “Be. | nutritious Flour from the hard, strong wheat of Mla- | revenue, S20 044s eects, Secs aoe, Payment of $128,000 to the Chippewa tribe of | The Senate special committee on interstate prevent it If they employ. any they LOSE. 0] Kk Se ton or no ct Es. if —— ee = we bp THE STODDARD LECTURES. {nbiished 1876. First-class in every respect ue26-2we | Hesotaand Dakota, Indians for damages growing out of the con- | commerce today agreed to report several n atler belng at work a little ze ais ‘Atthe same ti tain the high | SECRETARY MANNING IMPROVING.—Dr. SDAY) EVENING, <a TEETH WITHOUT opr a oe at ‘D. reservol am +_Ohi eae ag struction of a ir at the headwaters of endments to the Cullom bill. The only one ti Demonstration in Mexioo, | while. The laboring mei Piates and Tooth Crowns for Broken and | Standard of “OUR SUP Anti-Chinese too, who are not ERLATIVE” Brand, and, in| Hamilton said this afternoon that Secretary pet ae the Mississippi river. Referred. > eiimportance changes the maximum penalty —— Audet ‘think wilt ultimately seppert eae AeS John L. Stoddaru's inter iy Badly Decayed Teeth. fine, our friends will ever find us in the furthest front, | Manning is still improving and will soon be Among petitions presented were a large num- | for Violation of the provision against discrimni- Statement that the company Ist how trated Souvenirs of travel pariennn ier, by permission. to a large number of | with the best flours that the finest mills on earth can | able to sit up. ber from local assemblies of Knights of Labor | nation from $1,000 t0 $5,000. The others are | GLADSTONE’S PI -RFECTED PLAN. : jens, and the follow! acts are make. 5 carrying on its business is not true, and the reports that : merely verbal chan, GOGD-BYE FOR A YEAR | the universal satisfaction this work aflords: Tus NEw GovERNoR FoR UraH.—Caleb W, | roughout the country protesting against the By, — f the h a A New Versio: of Hix the fev ag out #0 yt ag are aaiogos: even? 4 ‘our work, done three years ago, stands lke a| See elsewhere our advertisement of PILLSBURY’S | 7 passage Of the “tree ship” bill. Referred. ADMITTED TO TAMMANY. Scheme for the | misicading. These are not me. Some, ‘Gromdumant pra ne rock."—Dr. SY, Utlea! N.Y. BEST. erect pentueey; nominated by: the Preioe THE LIBRARY BILL. Representatives Maybury, Ezra C. Carleton Government of Ireland. a BURDETT © NOITIEA ANNE Managers. | (For twenty-two fears E wore plate, Yur opera: — Zar tany we be sovenice eee es indorsed | Mr. Voorhees gave notice that after the morn: | and Timothy E. Tarsney, of Michigan, and John | S?ecial Cable Dispatch to Tae EviNine Stam, pL lad SEVERING TI See PEARED | a cnn ene maw, | SP6twthadt BARBOUR € HAMILTON. | cially by Speaker Curlision Aft, Welt hea been | 19K hour to-morrow ho would call up the Ub-| Hf. Rogers of Arkanany wid Senndl Devoe] LONDON, April 6.-As the fateful Thursday . Biss MARGUERITE ie “s a s cont MEETING | OF | THE | for many years prominent in the politics of | Tary bill just passed by the House of Repre- | on, doorkeeper of the’ House of Representa- | approaches, public opinion grows more anxious ashington will ‘be held at | Kentucky.” He Ts va leading idwyer n | sentatives. He thought it would lead to little, | tives, have been admitted as members of Tam-| and eager, and Gladstone's opponents more Cynthiana, Harrison county, and has been on | ifany, debate, as its provisions had been passed | any hall. XDING MR. CURTIN'S RESOLUTION. eneral executive board yesterday sent the following telegram to Congressman A. G, Tragedienne, | W. BLISS, M. D., Washington, D. C. <a Teacher “of Lat writen,” NnINEION BG Arte assisted by $G, April ‘A. Lady writes: “SS “clerks of East «1 find my teeth very comfortable, and can never be | McCauley's Hall, 209 Pe LY EVENIN bitier, To-day Childers ts regarded as waver | Curtin at Washington: ory, G st., bet. 9th and | thankful enough that I decided to’ try the ‘Crowning Be LEU the bench for @ number of ‘years. He was a | by the Senate several times within the past ten GEN. BUTLER’S VIGOROUS DEFENSE. ing, and itis mat eagusuide that he may resign onthe Tesolution: introduced by you in the oun te ones ieisny Mae System,’ =e = prominent candidate tor lieutenant goyernot | or twelve ‘years, Gen. B. F. Butler has sent a letter to the “I ami very mnch pleased with the Crown operation | >= $i lessrs. Roxers, Maudsley | you performed for me over three years agee Teo | (PSE Wort ‘es from Romeo and Juliet, | Sider it the greatest Invention of the age. “Ie will give | oatmeciy pehback ‘ad Awefuity Lovely Bho te great pleasure to have you refer to te in regard Nespay appropriate costumes, music and | {othe splendid work aecomp'ished.” arp, i Scenery. Miss Saxton as Mary Stuart, Miss Edith | '° ‘ours very truly, her or fe tose soRags Gab oa Sen nat- | House of Representatives to refer the present Teason that ho was on’ the sonledtente ede te ee ue STASIS. House military cominittee, through Speaker | over authoritative is yet learned, avout the | UMeulty existing on Wt fy the late unpleasantness, while the rival candi- | | Mr. Plumb presented a petition of an associa- | Carlisle, denying that his accounts as treasurer Irish scheme, but the following outline, fur- SSappulneca ty tae Bante for che Gremaetase, Gate was a Union man,” Mr. Weettss antive pf | tion of colored eitizens or Kaness praying for | of the National Home for the years 1871 and i aad Macauley. Mary Stuart, 1 ophy Ke oT nished by -places t iu investigation, meets with the bearty approval > tention. By order of the W Kentueky, Serre ee coat: ith Shee view | IGT Sete mot senflnced, oF Haas the eceumats | OOS) OTS ccs iepeonbee Coane mote | of ten eared cusoation bemedl aat aE *iston ay Gueen ‘eilzabetie Hotes aud Nigh CHENEY, ‘ape-2te s state. He'ls al gichere ballatng up! abother: “United Btates®| Wore Do: comecs oe saya thal, DS wes een a ottkin onan rpoeheseeraard its passage at once; and the committee Is re- ee = as me Hy pe , Comm a, 2 os 2 Ph no ni 01 er yeu cabinet thi noon, ve it wi reserve: CoE Safle, Pupes Suse Tabitha | References and cirnlarsfurnied vo spication. | Cee Qurer Fisi—Prof. Baird, president of the | Fepublic. Mr, Plumb said he understood there | 2° Opportunity by the committee of last year Ss afters sive Gor Brignt 3 © L. ANDERSON, D. D. 8, he Washington Wall pa Hurlbut, as Mercutio: Talented Little Loliie Bland- | _™b12-1m 601 13th st,, co! * ciation will take place on WED! 07:30 pat 411 7th sh nw to substantiate bis accounts, and that he was | Glad: blish Dublt Sin os oe alee ee ee © Dealers’ Asso- was a strong determination on the partof the = at he #adstone proposes to establish at Dublin a ble, as we believe that such committee wou! ESDav, Aprii 7th, | fish commission, has acknowledged the receipt | Hotitioners to carry out the emigration scheme | called on for isolated parts of them. Referring | statutory Irish national parliament of asingle | eal sumiclent knowledge of the case to enable |i dealers are invited: | of several valuable specimens of natural his- | referred to. ‘The petitio ferred. fothe statement that $211,025.07 in Unite Your body to legislate intelligently and us t¢ thilites 1c" For sale at Brad Adame Brentano | [p<e~ SAMUEL S SHEDD. Moolt President, "| tory from the members of the life saving scr-| THE LABOR ARBITRATION BL Pavorancy | Sites, bonds were not necolinted for he says: | Chamber, elected largely by the samo franchise | Sottre tine trouble, qhildren se Tozsnle st Brad Aduns, Breutangs, rye sb-2t8= | vice.’ Among thentie a rare specimen of sari ae ‘After full examination I find every material | as the existing representation. Special guaran- ma “(Signed) Frepertck TORWER, Secretary, = -GAS FIXTURES— <a 03 LAYERS THERE | about 10 feet long, known as the hexanchus SAS part of the account, as stated in the report of | tees will be taken to secure the presence of an| CAR, | MANTELS. LATROBES, RANGES, FURNACES, will be a special meeting of Bricklayers’ Fst. now. “W.H. BarLEy, J. W. HAYES, x ae a |- | the committee, to be untrue and unjust, beside “For ine General Executive Board Ss 5 bea mocking of ‘Stn, | gFisens, and a fish of great variety and scientific | _ Mr. Blair reported favorably without amend. “ ‘state. | Sdequate proportion of Protestant members, ‘or the General Executive Tae vations “PLUMBING AND MaTiNs SS TENS Rane | Ener koa ee srentie fount feo be comalion om eintin and | RUE area tacie or tagaasceeeara | Parnell gree won sacoepoment ty wen oie Wage ator Will Deliver Two Lectures in the Congregational | Estimatesgiven. [mh26] 409 9TIf ST. N.W. lent. ap6-2t* INCREASED SALE oF PoSTAGE Staps.—The | !#bOF the arbitration bill recently passed by the | the report of the committee. ‘In my reports to | least seventy-five out of a House of threehun-| 5... T1TLE CHANGY AT PARDON, Church. THOSE USING OUR MACHINES ARE VETERANS D. G V..! pooks of the sixth auditor's office, D. MeCon- | 20Use of Representatives, Gongress every bond is accounted for to the last | dred members will be alloted to the Protes- | 4,/jARSONS, Kas Galcacumsne pe MONDAY EVENING, April 12th—“Sant of Tarmun” | (FSP partinentoicnce AS Ae ulation Hats, with ornaments, | POOKS of the sixth auditor's office, D. MR. LOGAN'S ARMY BILL. for to ihe lant coat, worounted for and vouched | tants, To this parllament will be handed over | Irene ccindlan coping the tee te hee aS TUESDAY EVE. Apfil 13th—“Is Deaih the End?> foe, tampered witt gene butge by persons repre: | only $l, for the wind parade’ 98 "Apett th palieant toe cosa ih Cera Ee At one p.m. the Senate resumed considera | 10F to the last cont. the whole administration of Ireland, together | strike, was framed Gnd hung in contgitemss Reserved Seats, 50c., at Ellis € Co.'s iw | senting themselves as employed by aly rade A. S| cember 81, 1885, show that53, stmaster's a sel ae - Loop su tog — aie — Semrtonel & a fdjusters, “and- who" are itr most ‘cases entirely | " apo-Dt 4 “thst. nw. | necounts Were registered for that quarter and | tn of the bill to increase the efficiency Se eee with the exclusive right to legislate on Irish | Pla nd the strikers in consequence an- pain ieadaran Wade tance incompetent, exacting enormous charges and render- oy April 6 ats his famous lecture, than.” for the henetit of a noble ebarity. ‘Adinission, 25¢. as Mr. Herbert introduced a resolution in the that they would not allow any Knights r vi eo! EETING. — BUTCHERS | the value of stamps sold for the same period | Of the army. Mr. Logan made a speech, in affairs, An Irish ministry will control the | Gr Tesume work. It is said, however, wSekiBee atour ome white Soar tr seiies Uorse | [BEE aoarnastieh nave cegmated o Cale ar ao | was SO TOR SSE ER. eke lle ae a eros | Of, the army. and answered. sertatim the | Tonse 7 crver‘ay to Bppropriate $900,000, to be | <7 trates and pollct, andertake theeatoroe. | Sits one See eracs ce eae howeben, then, are" employed dnd only” genuine parts wea. | BoBberR. Nii Tolan next see LNuate” | gt LL accounts registered, and an increase of | arguments submitted against the bill, immediately available, to be expended under 7 ee y sts, sive, at 3 Pade See 2 ‘352.76 e! y oyed, and the master mechanic announces: irders by postal will receive immediate att st.. 56 H s $1,352,704.74 in the valuc of stamps sold over he di he § 5 of W: hi ment of law, and have supreme authority | emp! at Se Se - '¥ POMHUELER & WILSON MEG Co. (> SSTABLISIED 1550. the preceding quarter's sales, ‘The introduction House of Representatives. Sea Td are fier Pehle ard go emerge reel affairs, except the military forces | {hat he has all the men engaged Seomener aoe A — mho-Ime 487 9th st n.w., Riley Buildiig. es ofthe special delivery, stamps, designed to so-| |The Speaker laid before the House a commu- | other necessary ariicleg tank ee et | Ot the crea rmains except the military foroes eg a POSITIVE APPEARANCE TONIGHT GEORGE C. BERGLING, fure the immediate delivery of letters, account, | nication from the Acting Secretary of the | destitute Persons in the overflowed districts of | exclusive control of the viceroy. The viceroy | and order league for the protection of property. [Ses De Successor to George Bergling, oo Patt, for the Ancreaso of stamps sold. NO | treasury stating, in response to a House reso- | Alabama. will be appointed by the crown, and will prob-| New York, April 6.—The following telegram S wees Commission is allowed postmasters for the oan: | 1 1On enae th sil EXTENSION OF FREE DELIVERY SERVICE. é . from St. Louls, dated yesterday, has been re MERCHANT ILOR, ‘thi e ment of silver dollars is not MISS KATE CASTLETO: ‘CHAN cellation of special delivery stamps, 2 ‘pay rel no! ably be non-political, as the viceroy of India. ived by Ji Gould from Mr.’ Hoxie, of the CASTLETON ‘Having decided to close out my Branch Yard, I will 1318 F street, near Ebbitt House. ae Tefused at the sub-treasury at Boston, Mr, Dockery, of Missourl, introduced s bill tn | 57, it not have a seat in ¢he imperial eaptner, | {rivet St. ik, colisonie “ebb taatae noel ‘Matinees Wednesday and Saturday. offer you from A choice line of Spring and Summer Goods received | A RESCUED CkEW.—The general superinten- carercisr bone eASEDASS tho House yesterday to authorize the exten-| no. "oin and outof office with each change of | 2 /mourl, Paci rail ready 10 move. ‘More ar ES 100 to 200,000 feet Georgia Dimension, ection at popular prices. -St_| dent of the life-saving servico has received a} yy, Phelps (N. J.), from the committee on for- | sion of the free delivery system to places con- ts Westminster. The existing constabu- | plications tor work than any day since the ‘The Idol of the Fun-Loving Public, 100 to 100,000 feet Georgia Flooring, at GATE, M. D016 McPHERSON | telegram trom the keeper at Little Is-| eign amare Teported a resolution calling on the | tainings population of not less than 10,000 or | Pin Si, pycermunsler. | Bbe orderset the vice. | stike.” MISS KATE CASTLETON, 100 to 300,000 feet Virginia Joists. ware, Washington, ‘D. C., gives special | land, N, stating that | tho bark | secret f State te es of all a. | © places whose post offices produced a gross | !@ry Wi —___ And her Company of Comediang, 100 to 100,000 feet Virginia Boards, onto diseases of the nervous systein, spinalcur | May’ Queen, of Baltimore, from San Andrews, Lodo oe OUP! correspond | revenue for the preceding fiscal year of | Toy, as will the other iraperial troops garrisoned MUNICIPAL ELECTIONS. 100to 75,000 feet Virginia Flooring, and Fotis’ disease. ‘Telephone’ call, 445. Spainish Main, had stranded on thecoast two ence between his ec the represen- | $10,000. The bill also authorizes the exten-| in Ireland. Provision will be made for the — In the Latest Laughing Hit, “ iene FIT AND | Miles north of the station, but that the crew had | tatives of France, Germany, Austria and any | sion to towns in close proximity to each other | stabulary intoa | The Entire blican Ticket Elected im : : Papeete beataicleentea nd <=>, CLERKS MUTUAL BENEFIT AND | ail been res other European countries which have partially | wy tion 1s 15,000 or aggre. | STAdual conversion of the constabulary ‘Wen Gosria mies ta teneah ope 100 to 90,000 feet Spruce Boards, a ROT RET vit CSG: BAUR Tam ANG | ll been rescued. or entirely restricted the importation of Ameri- | gate yentiy costal Pevenne S15 0 ne bill civilian or municipal foree. The statutory par- ti by Heavy Majorities. = gate yearly postal revenue $15,600. The bill 100 to 150,000 feet White Pine, GESDAY, : h. at Ge all, Special busi- 2 PRESIDENTS ©. - See the Funny Policeman, the Lanatic, the Vitieul r TUESDAY, April 6th, at German Hall, Speciul| AMONG THE PRESIDENT’S CALLERS to-day | can pork, referring to the facts of such exclu. +3 i il 6.—The election yesterday P. y, alsodivides letter carriers in cities of 75,000 | liament will impose, remit and collect all taxes: ATI, April Shelving, Seconds, Selects and Uppers, aE SAD Pen eee POT | ware Senna Palmer, Beck, eden toa, Joon Aestrietion, and the reasons given there- | population into three classes and less than that | Jevied in Ireland, and defray from the same the ee republican tieket, raging fom "4.000% aE “ean "tor tnees Se ai GoORS ARE REQUISTED | Jones, of Arkansas; Saulsbury and Van Wyck, S On aGHe aoe Min Masia (111), the report | per annus sad the hee nee eaTATy ¥0 be $1,000 | costot the local administration. The whole ofthe | huariy 000. ‘The result will make Meee April 15,16 and 17—ROSINA VOKES. _ap6 pope tense NIGHT, “APRIL SEVENTH, at SEVEN | ex-Sonator McDonald, Representatives Ran- | submitted yesternay by the committee on | Pt 22num so kowest B00, customs excise will be in the hands of the Irish | boards of the common council republican, and “A LBAUGHS ND OPERA HOUSE ]_ 200% 30,000 feet Walnut, QCLOCK Sharp, as Business of Importance is to be | dall, Jackson, McCreary, Seney,with Judge Me- | rules, cuanging the rules in various minor par- NOTES. parliament. The only Imitation imposed upon | also the board of education. In precinct A ofthe A oH 3 ERA HOUS 100to 25,000 feet Ash, transacted, JOSEPH LIVERPUOL, Presd’t. ap5-3t* | Cauley and Mr. Lease, of Ohio; Henderson, of 4 ‘The Mexican pension bill passed in the House | the fiscal powers of the new body forbids the | fourth ward, which las figured #0 conspleu- AAT Apuil 12, 15 and 14, Wednesday Matinee, : » , of | tleulars, was adopted, pel passe po ‘Sousa and Taber's Comic Operetta, 125,000 W. P. Shingles, (<== THERE WILL BE A MEETING OF | Minos; O'Neill, of Missouri; Millard, MeMillan, REPORTS FI yesterday gives a pension of $8 per month to all | imposition of a protective tariff, which would | ously since last October in the investigations: THE QUEEN OF HEAKTS 50,000 Cypress Shingles, (Rose incited. pester Bsiodation WHORES | Lore abd. ieing hos, W. Palmer anal Woke FORTS FROM COMMITTEES. surviving Officers or soldiers, or widows of | close Irish markets to English good: A Strong Professional Cust aud Magnificent Chorus of | Spruce Laths, White Pine Pickets, and a large, dry | DAY, Apiil 7th, at Soclock Pp. me. sharp, at thé Quinly, of Michigan; Mr. and Mrs, E. W. Cot-| Mr. Miller (Texas), from the committee on | officers or soldiers of the Mexican war. ‘The cus- | into alleged frauds, the Xty-five Voices. ‘ote yesterday wast toms excise and other taxes levied by the Irish | Eshelby, republican, 20 Sewab, democrat, 2 : rc MEETING OF THE MASTER ‘awkkins, Indian Territory; Archi . Howe, | t - | by Mr. ciais, but an | vo ‘Foraker, Novel Eiiects Beil receded ty snc retin ee ager ag ign poeta sot'ewillbe held gn TESDAY EVENING, | Of Massachusetis; William T-Janks, of Topeka, | SSC Of small Bills for lreulation. House cal-| bY Mr; Belmont authorizing the acaulsition of polnied, who Wil be empowered to receive | democrat, 926; Leonard, probibition, 22. A TRIAL BY Yery. for fa April 6, 1856, at 7:30 o'clock, at 1837 H street in | and a committee of the associated ‘veterans of 7 Corea and Siam. The governments of all these | the oes of the customs excise, to | total vote in the city falls considerabl Reserved Seats, 75c. and $1. Box sheet now 0; Asking for your favors and a personal call, Iwill | hich all mien carrying on the bilsniee of bet laying | the District of Columbia volunteers of 1861. Mr. Davis (Mass.), from the same committee, | countries except China have offered iree gifts of | satisfy the various preferential charges in | last fall's vote. The weather was and dis at Ellis mnusie store ‘apo-be | make itan object for youto place your orders with | nre requested to ai end ae Disines oF hisper en ae a reported a bill providing for the construction of | grounds or buildings, or both, the shape of payment of the imperial | agrecable in the morning, and in the <rEW MATIONAL HEATER me. be before the meeting. SAYINGS AND DOINGS IN SOCIETY. | # lighthouse supply steamer for the Atlantic | “Representative Nesce, of” Iinols, in his | uchaPs Of hayment, of the imperial | acrec was a heavy snow storm, which = F: WM. R. McLEAN, pew ees of the: President: 2 = and gulf coast. Committee of the whole. speech in the House, Saturday evening, advo-| The tribute and interest will be a first charge | all night. cS Sa Se ~ s ap 5-20" EDWIN F. JONES, sec. Mr. Clardy (So.), from the same committee, | ehted silver coinage, instead of opposing it, as | upon the Irish revenue, The tribute will anemia EVERY EVENING THIS WEEK. mh2a 13th and Betreets northwest, | (Fes HAZEN’ CELEBRATED VERMONT | | Mr. and Mrs. L. Z. Leiter go to New York to-| reported a bill tor the establishmnent of a light | tes ried, : fixed in advance, and Will be collected by are-| The Triennial Episcopal Convention. ‘Matinees Wednesday and Saturday. MAPLE SYRUP in quart glass, one-ait | Morrow to spend a few days, ship at the entrance to Chesapeake bay, Com-| ‘The labor arbitration bill passed by the House | ceiver. It will be fixed. the statutory | CurcaGo, April 6.—A meeting of the comunite — ‘MEDICAL DEPARTMENT OF HOW- | Srl onc gallon caus; this spring's running | Also, | Mfiss Hunt, of Chicago, who was the guest of | anlitee of the whole. of Representatives was yesterday received by | parliainent is established, aud will govern the | tec of arrangements, for the triennial general Fashion's Famous Foothght Favorites, < ARD ee ~*s pir see OT aL T Now Wace ee Senator Morrill, s in Baltimore for a few days, | TO INCREASE THE EFFICIENCY OF THE ARMY. | the Senate and referred to the committee on number of Irish members to be admitted to the | convention of the ‘church of the THATCHED, PRIMROSE AND WHEPS — | aaa ‘Gmn Thusdbdese of toctares ee Soke | Pe FQUITABLE ee re nout for Senator Morrill’s birthday || Mr. Stecle (Iud.),from tho committee on mii. | education and labor, Mr. Blair sas ing it would | imperial parliament. |The number of Eg re aad Under the management of Geo T.Captam — | “RUS ronvis, secretary, 1118 15m street. |OSSSoemarives uutnexe assoctanron, | Party» Whloh occurs on the 14th of this month. tary affairs, reported bill o inorease the effl- | mittee, Will only sit In ‘the house of commons when | sidered was a letter, from Bishop Coxe, of New menor : 1 : = = Mrs. Charles Nordhoft’s second tea was, if | Clency of the army. House calendar. ———ror_—___—_ juestions involving imperial considerations | York, saying that there wasa_teeling in Chi+ 38 Great Artists 38 ——— bead z 7 - < Asset 554.7 le, a@ great ecess thi fi Mr. Herbert (Ala.), from the committee on’ df ESSIONAL LIBRARY. are under discussion, Whea business before | cago that it would be unadvisable to id the Entre New Freqram. PARTIES CONTEMPLATING BUILD- meats Soneths inglomeney of the weather yee navalt ‘sais, reported a bill to consolidate nex, ste the house is exclusively English or Scotch no | convention in this city, and intimating that ‘The International Yacht aoe = ee ING, AL@RRATIONG OR RREATES 4 | Ing rooms were crowded to thronging during | certain departments of the navy. Committee | Provisions of the Bill for Purchase of | Irish meinber will we samitied. ane house of | New York would bea beiter Place tor the pure ur Lawn Tennis Song and Dance. Sn oe Sie WepwesbeV Apma’y 1s80, ar Toclock pm, at | ye yermedm. Ans Norduom! was assisted vy | of the whole. etd a te ace tne ee LOOF | for Ireland or interfere in any way with Irish | Pxtsmentor isto eae ees, Sone ee Mr. Ed. Marble's Burlesque, of any description, and desiring the services ofa reli- | National Ritles’ Armory, G st.’ near Mth LW. Mrs, Viele Mrs Manger on Be a ee GLABOR INVESTIGATION. Building, as it Passed the House Yes-| uitairs except. when the Irish delegation ts | action taken to have'the reasons for holding the THE BLACK MIKADO.” shle Bolider, are invited tosend thelr address or call | coranence ou ta AGin ot Ape oeTDtiON and | George Beale, “Mra Armstrong, ‘Miss Carter, | Mt Lawler (Ills), from tho committee on| terday. present. A veto upon all acts of the irish leg- | convention here properly presented in’ the ees im person af 318 Sth stn, w. Estimates made, good | “™Mence on "he TTY APO weRVILLE, Prest, | Miss Carpenter, Miss Resse’ Men Gantet: ea ta yee or oil GET pe Se cad cy eo etvinst te mpeet eases: |e nest Fook, 0. JOY EDSON, Sec’y. 917 F st., 2d fh a53t | made and served the Russian tea and Miss | sional investigation of the causes underlying cleed by the adviesss ee ‘uabh cee Mr. ROLAND HEED IN “HUMBUG. ap5_| work and falr dealing guaranteed. ‘Telephone 7723 CLAYTON, CONTRACTOR AND | Eleanor Foster presided over the chocolate | the differences existing betwen employers and | ote setete cs ad wilt Passed the House | irthe house of commons Wishes to Challenge From Wall Street To-day. RZOG'S NINTH STREET OPERA HOUSE | msime GEO. W. CORBETT, Builder, | (CEE ae aN” | urn. Some of those present were Mrs. Vilas | employes on railrouds. Comittee or “tna | late yesterday afternoon by y the exercise of this vetoor censure a minister | New York, April 6.—There was generally © Hi — amie = S Invites those who desire to build to call on him for | 2nd Miss Vilas, Dr. and Mrs. Loring, Dr. Gill, | whole: to 63 nays, the opposition eoming chiefly from | for not advising its exercise the Irish members | weak Opening 20 ‘the stock market this morn- One Week, commencing MONDAY, April 5. (sm 4 LARGE ASSORTMENT OF GAS | estimates for building. and will guarantee—after the | Mrs. Leo. Knott, Mrs, Mac Arthur, Major | “Mr. 3 ringer (Ill.), from the committee on | the democrats. The bill provides that a fire- | will be admitted before opelnre recy ed place. | ing, although Lackawanna and Delaware and . TAN, 4 ist inj y him wil 8. Fi c e1 y am y 9 GIDON @ RYAN, Hany bugga Heder a cone atm | Morin 69 te 800 me a tray | lone aad ae lames erat | Banke Of oeat and sbosal law i tho for | Every af Congresa hall veered stot te | re Rarepent wil have ol stalilings ana | st wen pecuorarly Lower ook.ee, tee Sree ew In the Most Laughable Comedy of the Century, Fancy Goods. E. F. BROOKS, ‘and employing none but the best Union hands he will | rieut, Reamey, Mr. and Mrs, A” A. eves, me a Capitol, and either between B street north and | pence as the currency of Ireland. The arrange- | Tackawanna losing The decline was soon. TRISH STOCRAC 1: 631 15th take and pusl through in a thorough manner all work ys . Hayes, Mr. | enda: I Y t WeekGrest Union ‘Square Success, LYN. | Goo Has | ieustad te Mite ee n> thorongl er all work | and Mrs. K. G. Rutherford, Miss Rutherford, CLASSIFICATION OF CERTAIN OFFICERS, East Capltol strect and ist street east and 2d | ments, for buying oUt the landiords have re -eivecked and the. whole List became firm to Woe, eee { DRUGGISN, 426 7th st aw, en ee et eT escedes Eas Martine Mise Calhoun ir. wasps BE | 1a the morning hour the House resured tho | street east, or between B street south and East | Siherwise Spencer will resign, ‘The capiial sum; | STORE. ,the general list advancing 14 to % per ee ee SPS _ | The most complete, Drug establishment in South New houses, D st. near 7th St: & Woy Tisae’ Mgt Smith, Senor Peralta, Miss Swan, | consideration of the bill to secure‘€n equitable | Capitol street and 1st strect east and 2d street | juvolved, us 1 cabled, will not exceed | Civad' 4 Gad, Lackowenue 144 ‘per cent. Just 3 ington. Our prices are exceedingly low. £3 New houses, D st. near 10th st. & Wa Pleut and Mrs. Greeley, Hon. and Mrs. John | classification and compensation of certian offi. | €@st, and as the commission provided for shall | #120,000,000, ity advanee to be spread over # | betore 11 o'clock there wasaslight reaction, Myers tie |Ty eg We, | en cnooee_ | aig tie Gr comin and hen: | Sagltenie oed ape Aetermine and he coorractiono the balding | ft ark, i pug il ty cami | od a that hoor sar Gl nd ea Every Afternoon an: W; SAUTION TO THE Paleadee tie et Sa tae The substantially, according to the plan submitted | j2.the Chui Srbe much chai a wen ghey ‘bell Pea: Hrs For Tur Sramo Wean | (page caution 10 mi Pusu Daves, Miss Cullon Gol, ana Bene Wines Beioriareerer aaa to the joint select commtice on additional ao. | BEL PFObADIF not be a Sr SF cS snd Pall Conny aaa 3 _ This is to notify the public that Mr. JOHN KEY- | Miss Stewart, Miss Annie Wilson, Mrs. Blanch? ae commodations for the Ibrary of Congress by | 2¥ ‘of M port during the past week were valued at Dp ENDS LAND SPRING WIRTH ia Wash sme, Gt we PO- | ard, Mrs. Stone, Miss Riddle, Mr. Gresham, Me. | ¢,\it, Hemphill introduced a bill to enable for | Sohn D. smithmyer. ‘The bill also creates & ap Raia tgs mecereny) oa73a Full of brilliant Songs, Medieys, Ducts and the finale | , To meet the wishes of gentlemen desiring Hats bear- | LAND SPRING WATHItin Washoe, oe Frabk B. Congér; Prof, and’ Mrs, Elliott, “Mrs, | 180 executors and administrators to sue in the | commission, consisting of the Secretary of the | _Loxpox, April 6.—The cabinet met at noon comateate- = Pee trade marks, we are sole agents for this Paty maa the yn article, tepre- | Pomeroy, M. Uyeno, Mra, Benton McMillan, | District of Columbia, Interior, the architect of the Capitol, and the | to-day, and remained in session until 2 o'clock. ABig ‘Mil Burned. OL? BOERS CONCERT AEP CHURCH, oT ft specs cemrrtthed SORA Eth ual Zales OME "| Mire Sourog, Me Owen, Sie Watice, aust: | , 20, Vootees introduced abil in the House | Slain’ we the ncsomtmodation ol te Minses | Hi Paint reiterate pany. ‘The mill was one of the most extensive Teams Snes Cortney dae hoa Seaeags | Ut Sco METRES LEE SA 9g prom (he elertetPandseing, Bunche” Cue” ME% Corawalls and 38S) To ihe Due of Cotamin in certain cass | commen tus conatnacn, of Be hha: |B uusunary wetwonuena cere ese | Ranga it i a fa ste hes Admission, 25 cts. “Best local amateur talent. apsate | Hain ae cuperior Proprietors of the Celebrated Polan ach, s ae = ape [hoe ¥ x? 30,000. FPWR WELT = WOOL OF LANGUAGES = | “Bre WEEE ComameeegE? OO | yeh? Sot Po ‘Porta Matne and aisaJensssopeqrage | ue POPSET TTS Toro aN thevalue of) 856,556 ade or "ehe_purehtse of te | seats Sir Wiliam Veruou arcogr, Chae | ne Sen “ Lath Street Northwest = 5 3 ‘S AND AD- | ofPortland, Maine,and Miss Jesste Joyce, of this if land. The bill further provides that no | cellor of the exchequer, and Mr. Mubdella, Free Lecture in German Goethe's Iphigente eto opin eee Ee aan ees i 18 mentee | kare Gf 2,000 excision Wace | hay, Ie aan ee Tee 10 PROTECT YOUNG GrRIs. motiey shall be expended Yor the purchase | uaa of the Cord of ade ae eas | Daven Toe Ane one oneeaee SATURDAY, April Louk. «2 o'clock, by me Participate ina Sham Battle at Ivy City Park, on or | place immediately after Lent. Inthe Senate to-day Mr. Frye presented a | of said land, or any part thereof, or tor the | Inuch opposed as ever to that teature which d Fred’ Site at the polls zosterday. quaberal CYers ae nist AVE nam | Hadles SILK UMBRELLAS, $1.75 and 92.50, Gress JAS. Te CALLE: 1130 Poni ekg | Mrs. Coston leaves for Europe on Thursday | petition from the Women's Chelstine Union ct erection of the building until the vrtten opin- | surrenders control of the customs in Ireland, | Site turned, stabbed: Laverenee four dimes with est Hiding Park in thiscountry.” Largest amore B. H. STINEMETZ & SON, (he, BAND WM REDIN Woop. | °F # few weeks with her Invalid son, Massachusetta in behalf of the bill to protect | [vor of the valldity of the ttle tothe land. it | amor uate roeion Site has not ben captured, ment of Bicycles and Tricyelesin United States. Ladies awe Pana Ne a Law, Hooms 7 and 9, | | Count Leyden, of the German legation, safled | young girls and punish rape in the District. Re- | Siso provides tumt If the cominiesion named int Trying to Form an Anti-Irish Coalition bave free use of Park and Trieyeles mornings m24-lme | 29 1287 Pennsylvania ave. | Gunton Law Building, 472 Loulsianwave. Complete | on Thursday in the Exeter, expecting to reach | ferred to the District committee. the bill shall be unable to purchase the whole =f H. F. Ponsonby, private tary of the Tue Paxoraua Or Tue Barz Property und ties te soek neat metouen, aad County | his new post, Athens, in about three weeks, His PETITIONS FROM ABROAD, Of the land deseribed in the bill, then the com- | | Sir H. F. y, secre! cpa gos y Loxpon, April 6.—John Burns, H. M. departure is very much prareteds and by no| Mr. Miller introduced in the Senate yester-| mission shall, within thirty days after the pas- | dueeD, Was sent by her majesty this aiternoon sy "YERPETUAL to confer on her behalf with Lord Hartington, | man, H. Champion and John E. Wiill one so much as himself, he says. The last ee eof this act, make application to the Su- ~ socialist leaders, who are charged wit ; : 7 abo? = | weeks nave been flied vith ektertainments in | @2¥ 4 petition from church people of northern | S462 0f {his slct, jnake application to the Ssu-| 1 honder ot she nies an thohonseetcmmm | Sco uy vist ae tee eam of tae OF MANASSAS, OR SECOND BULL RUN. Greorce T. Kees; siaresand st for interat SONY Payment; $7 or | his honor. A’ breakfast was given him at the | New York, asking Congress to prohibit, by ap. | erm oe a Meta by bottler ene wants Ge’ Sorgen ot Sanhert tel 6 tome colperings of workingmen in Trataenr 21 = 2, lace en pes Cora tarcuriciioliame withdrawing | Russian legation on Monday, where a number | propriate Jogislation, the manufacture and sale | ® particular description of the property re- | private Cotiancnns wine ‘Hartington. and a aA were placed on lay im CORNER ISTH ST. AND ONTO AVE, ‘AILO! Gaeta of his colleagues presented him with a hand- | of all alcoholic beverages in the District of Col- | quired, with the name of the owner or owners | Pt he liveral opponents of Mr. Gladstone's | the Ol lley court. re was only a small 416 9TH STREET NORTHWEST Shares canbe taken at any ttme—noback dues re-| Some silver inkstand and candlesticks, de-| umbia. corainea; which court is authorized and fe. | Irish policy are steadily. incréasing their | BUIAber of visitors In the court —e ot linen signed by one of the donors. The Swodish and | A petition from the Travelers’ Protective as- | certainéd; which court is authorized and. re- | Iris tt and are doing everything wititin thax | little interest was shown in the .' The evi- ‘Two Blocks South of Pennsylvania Avenue, oie Tee ere ENDESDAY EVENING, April7, | German and French ministers also gave break- | sociation, of New York, asking for te passace | quired, upon such appileation, without delay, Powee to bring about «coalition between those, | dence given in the Bow street police court at at 615 7th street, fasts and dinners for him, and he was enter- | of the bill to abolish license ‘taxes levied on | i ascertain and assess the damages occasione Pojves and the conservatives under a liberal | the preliminary hearing was repeated. The Most Keslistte Ratzie Scene Ever Proacea | "Tue Fannys Cuoice JOHN COOK, Secretary, Trends ata theater panty, abwhich cay otic | Sommerclal travelers, was introduced in the | by the taking of said land teach owner there- | Selves and the conservatives under a Ii ‘only [eld as Prisoners o W.-H, TENNE: Lad eS _018 12th street. | friends ata theater party, at which, out of com- | Senate yesterday by "Mr. Miller, and. was re- | of, or to any person having legal claim to sald seallabiphaa Gis aaamlee sptable to the Held as of War. —— FAMILY FLOUR. (Ree FEY Aan ment to his Bavarian birth, the’ ladies wore | ferred to the District committee: Gamage En -the! enannes. proved sith olor. | STAT Bore of sho contenant aooiiaom GEN. CROOK DECLINES TO SURRENDER HIS IN- THE, iL Y's FAVORITE, DANENHOWER & SON, Bresses of blue and white, his national colors, | ‘The Woman's Christian ‘Temperance Union | ence to the taking of land ior highways in the | Wry part, ip! OPEN DAILY Faow9auroll ru Patent (oe EY ue Real Estute and Insurance, i ou ROCESS ges Ce ——-—. DIAN CAPTIVES TO AN ARIZONA SHERIFE. a FLOUR. _apo-w Have Kemoved to LIS Fag, w, | 3hdcarried bouquets of forget me-nots and lilies, | of Michigan w Congress, through petitions | District of Columbia, awe oved z fee gentlemen wore bautonnicres of the same | presented by Senator Palmer, to pass Senator | _ ‘The bill ts thesame that has passed the Senate | HEAVY RAIN AND LAND SLIDES.| Four Bowre, Aniz., April 6.—Sheriff Slatch, THE MASTER TINSMITHS W.H. TENNE! iN — ‘AND | flowers. The supper at Gen, Meigs’ house was | Blair’s resolution in favor of wo! uffrage. several times, and has been reported favorably =< of Cochiso county, Ariz., came here afew days ADMISSION, 60 Cuxzs Cutzpmes User 12| aps.st Merchant Miliers, West Waahiontan, | UR“SE stove Hoult aeteindlon eae TetsestanD | very handsome ‘affalr, all the deconstinay ot 70 WIDEX CERTAIN STREETS, to the House in every Congress. Mr. Singleton | Serious Interruption to Travel im | 2g0,With « warnaiit for Geronimo and forty-one we , Fou Lee ecto BUSBY EVENING Apa dak” SE aN | the, table, being blue and white, the flowers, | are. preara tutroduced late the ence yester- | Sine bale Ucn Chergy towards the passage | “ Pennsylvania Due to Bad Weather. | {Jolt oes.” Gen. Crook told lm to spake hig rans, 25 CNTs : NG, 2 - ated. 5 t Ape Scorr ART GALLERY, Fos Loe Ceo. m GARTRELL, secretary. lilies of the valleys, oven the’ ‘le linen bling Cay a Senos ee suthorizing the ortho Di pie NEGATIVE ore Leanne, Apel S-—She ioc watches Sn] ee See 55 Tombswone. any RI . WILLARD'S HALL, SPRING GooDs, MEDICAL ai NSA STATED | waa tormially’ proteesd Bee ee Senate | scroots ot Waaniagten: n certain | was as follows: | Messes. Anderson, of Ohio; | yesterday morning continues to-day. Rain | demand was rec Fenegades, “Gen. Crook replied {4-3m Cau be rented for first-class (eine of the Medical Association of the | French minister, and drunk with all tin THE DISTR) Ballentine, Barbour, Bennett, Bland, Blount, | and snow have fallen without interruption for | that the Indians are held ce peieonens war Now open at the Leading Tailoring Establishment ot igrict of Colurnbla wil be held in the Georgetown | honors. Au interesting fenuure ol thesrentes | afr Secigametsronases & bal indie as Bragg, Burnes, Bynum, Candler, Clements, | twentysiour hours, covering thesidewalks with | under “instructions from ‘Washington, and ‘ge Carma: Tue"C. a HD. BARR, Fis n-w., Tuewday eveniog, ApH oth, next. ato | Was the WORN eHIe ON fede Heyden of % | yesterday toprovide for an extraterm of the ele, | Cobbs Cowles, Cris Migarerton, Daniel, avid | SSaceut dor persone whe ses competion tote | Toe 2 a SE ee aan Penna. ave _|° Sy order of the President, Boerne Beperel Rela RARE Tee On| entbooubeonane Supreme Court of the District, | sidriage, Ford: Forney, Gisss, Hate, Hicat | pucdoors. It ts the worst combiuution of bad | Baseless Rumors About Gcorgia Bends. = EVERY SUNDAY MORNING. E macular tei PATTERSON, Ps gt | alsoreceived and read. The Swedish minister | and for the appointment of another Judge of nond, lari atch, Hentlerscn, on North Caro- Senin arerelinr tine Ltn oan Aneel ve to = Beer April r=, 4 Daily News eating 3 A LIVELY PAPER 5 ee Ge Got | ceemspemmnnris ono cas | Sutchnmsengeo rem nlp es | Cates artes cormumen | feta aaa gate iit foos | kee "ake Remceane Site | gu sitar So rp nar ns = PHS Gossip or wasuiNGTON, 2 tT RF BRE ‘rhe ‘merchants and others who are inter- | diplomatic corps. decided teaayior reer ae the bill to | Texas; Landes, Le'Fevre Lowry, Martin, Mat- | & high stage of water, perhaps Me impended on | Ration 10 the, soldiers’ home. | Gov. Ogléatiy = x, ter. pe : ee ‘4 AND ALL THE NEWs, cee eee - Siping tS Secs) Sete see crate Set test Army Orders. regulate the business of insurance in the Dis.| Seal vocrg Hanaeil’ "Reagan, Reld. of Novak | nearly “all ‘lines Centering in the city. The Such @ gift is contemplated. ‘The state auditor © nese Satenen E Digi, Chiat Ei pan —— Shea's Hal, 632 yamziveniaeve, on gare CHANGES OF STATIONS OF MEDICAL OFFICERS, | trict of Columbia, with amendments, providing Carctina; oe ‘Sadler, ae ey, aid det anderen d ~4 ry ay pits * only Per = 4 ries burch teaches — coe Ty ‘issourt; Storm, Se mine eee ee Preity cardyat le. Gach, Satu Cards, 250 16° Qh 50 THE SWEDISH HEALTH INSTITUTE ere thelr books to the sadivor ar ace Shall gubmlt | SPrinevion of Fennessee, Turner, Wark, of | many places, On the Pan Handie road and be- | “hs, competent, to male, the state of Lilinoie PECIAL CABLE DISPATCHES, Scrap Bok Pictures. "French ‘Tissue. Paper’ Silke movements and Massages—Prof, NISSEN, | The following changes in the stations ana | the! “/ ‘shalt en, | Illinois; Warner, of Ohio; Wheeler and Worth- | tween this city and Mansfeld, Pa., eight miles | fn regard to the slleged scheme vo secure the ant = Sa 2 ‘Trauster Pictures, Sep Mats, Parawis, Tre ae Thee pasa ere saststanis, Patients | duties of officers of the medical department of | °ver, he shall request it, and that they shall an- | Illinots; Warner, of Ohio; from here, fifteen land slides have been re- | sistance of the state to force Georgia to redeem. Z BRIGHT FEATURES, ty | Kis, Fas Scrolls, Ldap Shadenete. ‘New Sfuste, Se, | treated at thelr residence if desired. wh2i8m_| the army have been ordered: Assistant Burecn | ZOMLY, pablishte. arta einen of thelr bust inghan aia ported. “in some laces, | large, sections | repudiated bonds. Paes . Ste Saw, etc Lustre aoe Sw Aan Reem arm; 2 Ass irgeon | ness. pose com ———_»_ = ¥ BODY WILL WANT TO & | Toc: Renoot Cards, Be per 100) Studies for Putatnne es ERT UIT, koe ABLPHE | Win. W. Gray, relieved from duty in the de-| panies doing business in ey arene fic- | The Nomination of Collector Cropley. 6 : & | LJA4¥ GOULD, 421 9th st. near Penna ave. ap2-6W | ternotice hyoty ne ee ao reanaaic ee ment of the east and ordered to tht litions capital. It was decided to report ad- Fa hee sla = SiG, should not mii to visi thf Mammoth Eatabinn: | hoont or Dekeres wesley © depart- | versely the bills to relleve the Yous Mens | STILL BEFORE THE SENATE SUB-COMMITTEE. 3 Tate cara 3 sma ox SEIS | rater, oom geparent of tat tome | reese et Ms erie sad | Tho nomination of Calectar “Crops, of 2 NEST SUNDAY. i (Re SURG ATC Gh SHON, | Inca athe Cluny astatene Maneaterge:| Jor ths el Hero’ eo | Gnocgotown, sl withthe wab-oanunitre t9 Eo qme-carrrau> rue-careraz.” agents, and that Tain not responsible for any engage | A. Finley, from depariment of Texas to depart- . THE “BURNT BRIDGE.” hee iTa ments made not directly through me. F. KRAUS) oa Surgeon E. C. Car- that has ever been presented in the way of op- reetentis Leader ikrause’s Orchestra, Oat South Carolina ave’ | Wer, from department of Arizons te Geigatey | Col. Suit and a delegation from East Wash- position to him consists of paper charging that Se. Office, 903 Pa ave. mbi9-3w_ | barracks, Obio; Assistant Surgeon Juo. V. Lau. | ington had aconference with Mr. Compton, of thie: no ‘and drank Lawes, Arrexriox derdaie, from department of to dapacg’ | Mass tameterceine Duties Cee he was of the party who proposed x CORSON & MACARTNEY, ment of Texas; Assistant Bureece ‘George W. | Ma» committee, I Te | the toast to Wilkes Booth, This. LATEST PARISIAN MODES IN HAIR GOODS Gane Adair, from department of ta to depart. | ation to the construction of a bri MLLE M. 5. PRANDI, 1300 F Srnxer, wyao Pat moe OPHELIA BANGS, ENGLISH BASKET LOUIS XV BANGS, EVENIN Hair Dresed and Bangs si \dge across the ny ger re Eastern branch, at the site of ‘the “burnt M410 Fat ourne trom department of Datsua to dopar- | Sefers.Uuien was destroyed by the Sita in Deposits, Loans, Exchange, Collections, ment of the Columbia; Assistant Surgeon few. | £22 Og ee roaring on the subject Dealers in Government, District Bonds and all Local | Johnson, irom departinent of Dakoteto de ai Soman nee of @ member of the ‘Securities. Ment of the east; Assistant Surgeon & F-cend | bes ‘Stocks and Bonds listed on*he Stock Exchanges ot | ner, from de; ent ot Columbia to the de- Capitol Topics. Sem Tork, Fuledsphis, Yewon snd Baltimore | pastmont of the oat: Aststant Surgeon Geo CONTROLLER TRENHOLM CONFIUMED, E.Wilson, from the departmentof theColumbfs | ‘The Senate in executive session 10 7aers in American Bell telephone, Stock ‘executed ‘usfor Gonoral “Alred 2 Remade en ot Mr. Wm. L. in! @ member of the ‘Trenl controller currency. There Qeotations of this stock recat ed. 4128 | Fig Major General a.°at, Sendieiae but, as there were MMe ESTABLISHED jeut, Joan A. Dapray, 23d bee Mua™ | Spuxc Harts Ce ee Pharmactet thiselty on sick leave, had besa bow! Pep MMMM 2d st. and Penn. ave, Capitol a aide-de-camp on the staff. 3 MoM BM | Fresn supplies of the Spring Style of Ereneriptions 2 specialty. ao _ 2 Miles, anal accom) Vite Th zona A Wee To Hons SILK AND DERBY HATS (Keer caitirn, Wile Ghee aa Horaords edt quartermaster, hes ‘besa isis, Phosphates, isa popular aud fictent Beal ferve | chicf quartermaster of the ne — Introduced by me * CO., FIFTH AVENUE, Bibel, oe fita Rat ac¥s 1420 PeumapiMaaia Raia are, sons, rellew! ving Major A.J, ze fea ¥ pater a a pee Seangys an = ASUINGTON ja | Chict quartermaster of the relieving Major James C. wartermaster, It is a grand Minnesota Putent Flour made from the | —2™20-3m 905 Pennsylvania ave. 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