Evening Star Newspaper, February 1, 1887, Page 1

THE EVENING STAR PUBLISHED DAILY, Except Sunday, AT THE STAR BUILDINGS, Horthweet Corner Pennsylvania Ave. and llth St, by The Evening Star Newspaper Company, S. H. KAUPFMANN, Pres't, Tue Evrxixe STAR is served to subscribers in the city by carriers, on their own account, at 10 cents pee Migks of Hic per month” Copies ai the counter, 2 cents. enc! ‘J—postage prepaid—S0 cents a ihonth’ one year, #6; six montha, (Entered at the Post Office at Washington, D. C., as second-class mail matter. ‘Tue Weextr Stam—published on Friday—$1 8 year, postage prepaid. Six months, 50 cents, Fe" All mai! subscriptions must be paid in advance: no paper sent longer than is paid for. TWO CENTS. AMUSEMENTS. _SPECIAL NOTICES. SPECIAL NOTICES. tion of the lost papers, expression of intentiGa Washington News and Gossip, |AT THE OAPITOL TO-DAY. coupled to state the facts H’S GRAND OPERA HOUSE. ONE WEEK ONLY AMERICAN OPERA. BY THE NATIONAL OPERA COMPANY. = ‘Musical Director. General Manager. ‘THIS (Tuesday) EVENING, February Ist, 1887 ‘time in its entirety in this city, FAUST, An Opera in Five Acts b; ‘THE CAST: Faust... Mepbista} Valentine, jie Bartlett. Davis See Emina Such. TO-MORROW (Wednesday) EVENING, Next Week—RICHARD MANSFIELD, in PRINCE BARL. it Aescars GRAND OPERA HOUSE. ‘The management take pleasure in announcing that Mr. WASHINGTON IRVING BISHOP, > compliance with the request of a number of promi- bent citizens who aasisted at his recent reception in Washington, has consented toxive another exhibition of the marvelous phenomena of THOUGHT READING in this city on SUNDAY EVENING, FEB. 6, 1887. Every seat in the Opera House except in the Gallery will be reserved. ae a Prices will be as follows: Orchestra Chairs, 7 chestra Circle or Dress Cine, 90c.; Gallery (reuieral naumameee) fn advance, without extra be procured in e, without ex ‘ge brenthnos’. cor. Pa. aver and Lith stor at Enlarged to pw vold, Asthma, Nasal Catarrh and Stereéhone = nd thatutin Piles of auy form, no matter how long - speedily and permanently cured. No loss of time frou ‘Dusiness. No cure no pay. ‘Consultation Fi Bee CHAS. 4 HARKNESS, Room 11. to 923 M st. ‘PILES! PILES! ‘PILES! stor SUBADER has located an office at No. 920 9th .w. for the treatment of the above disease. 603 15th street n.w. ; ¥F. KING EMOVED DR_ ERNEST iG HAS REMOV ‘standing, $225.ta,th,s-2w* ARCHITECT. Ja5-tukwim Reroyed by the ire of that dhe Business which due not _18-1m ve years will Patronize the red wazons an ‘Wasnrxarox, D. C.. December 6, 1886. ‘To our Patrons’and the Public: Owing to our Place of business, 404 9th st. n.w., being entirely de- ‘December 5th, we wish to ‘state be continued with an entire new je place. of ice will be given. Until euch tine our books will be open for the settlement of “accounts, and our customers ‘can be ‘supubied. with, suything they ay desize inthe line of Wall continuance of the same in the future, ‘Most tr uly YOUTAMES B. HENDERSON, er for ILLIS' ICE DEPOT,’ 13TH-SIKEET WHARF'S, W., for the next ve & full supply of best Penobscot ir Ice, at fair prices always. Jno. W. Consak_Jro, W-lacastan, <— we EE CORSON & MACARTNEY, Bankers and Dealers in Government Bonds. charge, at {ue Box Ofice on the evening of exlulation. N™ NATIONAL THEATER COMMENCING MON EACH EVEN: ‘Matinees on Wednesday and Saturday. ARTHUR REHAN’S COMPANY In Augustin Daly's Latest and Merriest Comedy, NANCY AND CO. Success of Both Hemispheres. Direct from Daly’s Theater, New York city. very performance will be, as heretofore, under the rs Personal supervision of Mr. ARTHUR REHAN. a ‘Next Week—MISS FORTESCUE. NEW Nationa THEATER EXTRA MONDAY, FEBRUARY 7, ‘The Young English Actress, MISS FORTESCUE. ‘The following repertoire will be presented: Saturday Night—Grand Double Bill, KING RENE’S DAUGHTER and SWEETHEARTS. Sale of Seats for Miss FORTESCUE commences ‘Thursday morning. 3331-68 ASHINGTON LIGHT INFANTRY ARMORY. In Albaush's Grand Opera House building. Thronged Day and Night by Amazed and Admiring wi 2.400 school children and thousands of citizens and strangers visited THE AZTEC FAIR AND MEXICAN VILLAGE. ‘Last week to see the Mexican Men and Women working “ot numerous industries ‘The Babies, the Kitchen, the Museum and the CHARMING MEXICAN TYPICAL ORCHESTRA Admission, 50 cents: Children, 25 cents, Ps ‘Special to schoola. pS :30 to 5:30, 730 to 10:30. Bink. Deposits. Exchange. Loans. Collections. ailroad Stocks and Bonds, and all securities listed onthe Fachaoges of, New York, Philadel and Balthnore bought and sold. ity made of Investuent Securities. District all Local Railrosa, Gas, Insrance aud Tele- phone Stock dealt in. ‘American Beli T CAUTION TO THE PUBLIC. ‘This is to notify the pubhe that Mr. JOHN KEY- WORTH is our only agent for the sale of the POLAND SPRING WATEK in Washington, D.C. As other persous sre selling another article, repre- senting it @ be POLAND WATER, thove desiring 0 ——o oo — ug from — celebrated water can rely only upon ite purity ‘by. purchasing {30M SOHN KEW ORTH, 9th and D sts: nw. HIKAM KICKER & SONS, Proprietors of the Celebrated Poland Spring, ‘South Poland, Maine. _Telephone 122-2. 36-1 ee Xr LAMPS, ao 38 GOODS A RASS OO RMENTS, N. FIRE PLACE Goons, ‘CHEAP FOR CHRISTMAS. F. BROOKS, 531 Paper, Window Shades ke. 3F st. uw. withthe same promptness as heretofore shown. % ‘Thanking you for past favors, and hoping to merit & 1.0.0. F— CIAL SESSION OF THE Berend uncammnent will be held 'TO- ar rear ace Halt Sea aameee Tei 308. BURROUGHS, Grand Scribe. ie j MRS. J. NEY, OF PROVIDEN( Bsa Tone of the National oticers of the WC T.U. will spsak in Foundry Church at 7:30 THIS ENING. SFeablic cordially" \vited. it ATTENTION, RS FORK THE ELITE, ‘MRS. DR. BEMMES' Pa. ave, next Chiroy gnd Manicure Yariors, 1115 Pa. ave. nex Se SNGTON. D. C.. JANUARY 29TH, 72887 — NOTICE — AU jerons are. hers ¥ rast 20 persons ou ny acco teas Dowall ot pay Bills ‘contracted in my name without Tain present aa security, “ie” eC Wil. GROSS, Fish Dealer. ?|Telegrams to The Star. CHURCHILL AGAIN SPEAKS. found. 0M ste Govexuenr REcEIrrs To-pay.—Internal reve- ‘ines es nue, $180,013; customs $85,725, ‘Tue Pustic Dest DEckRsE for the month of Samuary 18 60,750,000. Parents have been issued to citizens of the Dis- trict as follows: William L. Finley and Horace B. Kirkwood, garoe board: Case for tibreliasy ci to the Senate tn case the bill taken to secure a new copy. The Senate comjferees ted of a design of Killing THE CELEBRATION IN 1802. ‘Mr. Singleton, from the committee Ubrary, to which was referred the joint. of the Senate for the appointment of a gresstonal commission on the celebration/ of the four hundredth anniversary America, submitted a favorable report /to the yesterday. ‘The report says thy nations for} stich a "it says, “pride as Wellas self-interest in American history and in- stiiutions, demand that the United 8 elder sister of sixteen American republi the initiative in this grand and patriotic Work.” THE SUNDRY CIVIL BILL The Senate Still at Work on It" Chamberlain Receives a Share of Attention A DEFAULTING DISCOUNT OLERK. ; Charles M. Tor LiEvr. CommaxpeR 8. W. Vanr, Lieut, w. c.| Amendments of Local Interest. Cowles and Lieut. J. H.C. Coffin have been ap- ‘tors of steel for the new cruisers tion-of Commander R. D, Evans. ‘Tae Wire or Lieutenant Commander Walker, of the Navy, died at the naval academy last night. is a popular di Only etght Senators were present in the chamber to-day when the chaplain began his prayer. Two A BALTIMORE BANK LOSES $80,000. ae ‘TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN. P< All pac eat notified not to give tract. Oey P.P. BERGEVIN. THE FIR! )F AUERBACH & BRO.. consist OL JOSEPH ACEROSCH, Wash- ington, D, C., and UIS AUERBACH, of New York, has this or dissolved by mutual consent, JOS. AUERBACH assuming all ities of the old firm. JOS. AUERBACH, LOUIS AUERBACH. The unde ‘will continue the above business, _~R. HENDERSON. _ id et full weight.Ja14-3m iphis, Boston th st nw. PHOSVITE.—THIS COMBINATION, OF ‘Calissya, Wild Cherry and Horsford’s ‘Aci Phosphates, is a popular and efficient Brain and N onic and g salewriard against Malaria ‘Sold at MIL- {URN’S PHARMACY, 1429 Pennsylvania ave. Dottles or on drauxht with soda water. erve Fancy Casouzs, 317 Ina Variety of Styles and in All Colors. CANDLE SHADES. CANDLESTICES. HAYWARD & HUTCHINSON. BUTCHERS WAX for Floors, and BUTCHERS’ FURNI- TURE POLISH. Sole Agency 424 9th_street. EAVY DOUBLE GREY BLANKETS, 49, AT ae Uaig Sele te eet NEET™ 480 ‘Double Combinatior ja27-6t Iza and 1243 11th st, we. Ar Cosr To Reptos Srocs, ‘W. M. SHUSTER & SONS, 919 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, Are selling their large and elegant stock of Choice FRENCH WOOLENS at prime cost. COMBINATION SUITS reduced from $17.50 to $12.50. February Jd. Thured rt. epee TWO EES NLY See eee wd cette sete oem z “land ‘of Kising Sun.” Remember, all competent skilled, wonderful artisans. Reception hours: 10 to. Ga Admisuion, 25e.; children, 10c. 331-6¢° ROF. KC. CASSELi, MOST RESPECTFULLY ‘announces to the public that he has reopened a se- ‘Dancing Academy at Meyer's Hall, corner of 7th and N sta. n.w. Opening Soiree will be Tuesday even- ing, Feb. 1. Evenings of tuition, 1 and Fri- NNUAL BALL AND SUPPER For the benefit of the GERMAN ORPHAN ASYLUM, ‘At ABNER'S MUSIC HALL, TUESDAY EVENING. FEBRUARY 1, 1887 ADMISSION INCLUDING SUFFER), 50 CENTS. s1-2t Gitmeos 10 and WEEK, Commencing MONDAY, January 3 Every Atteruoun and Nats? oo In the Powerful Hinotioaal Uomedy-Drama, THE PLANTERS WIFE. PLY Sy ke Si Serle HR SEPT Mee oes Conver 8. J. RILEY'S “RAGGED JACK” CO. METEORS SPECIALTY COMPANY. ‘A Host of Refined Specialty Artist. ‘4 First-Class Dramatic Com) BAGGED JACK THE Vacal in tine Dog, “Jac ‘Matinees Monday, Tuesday, Thursday and Ssturday. Extrantinary end novel attraction. Eve and Juvenile shoud ser, commencine MONDAY Sas Sir overy afternie shal Light THE HOLLYWOOD LiLiPUTIAN OPERA Co. in the grand fairy © Fatic spectacie, bs Sie UNDE: with al It Charmitig Specialties Mone, &e.; also the . able comedyy Mu! AND Mis. THOMPSON. od na to ail ouly 10 cents. Sa31-6¢ Nuk & HE MINSTREL aND VARIETY TROUTE ERTAINMENT AND‘BALE. under the manage- ment of A. ABEKT.at the WASHINGTON SCHUETZEN PARK, Ou Pucaday Evenina, February 1st 1887. Performance at 8. Danciigat Lo cciock Admission: Gentleinen, 50c-- Ladies aud Children, 250. orm SEATS FOR SALE fe ARLINGTON HOTEL. JaS1-3te Gee taace BEN-HUR: A TALE OF THE CHRIST, And late U. inister to Turkey, TURKEY AND THE TURKS, With Giupees of Life in the Palace and Harem, CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH, TUESDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 8TH, 1887, ‘Tickets 50 and 75 cents, at Kllix' Music MERICAN OPERA CO} ¥ Ll Sore of EDWARD F. DROOP, at the old stand, 925 Feousylvanis avenue sole’ agent for Stanway Pan ee J29-3t, HANO ARRANGEMENTS: OF KIKMES MUSIC _2191m ROF. CALDWELL’S DANCING ACADE. J Jesenb Hall, 9 ata aw. Pacaay ant PEiday lass Feuuuion ® to 11 pam. Daucing’ toasie tt for Balls, Parties, aa, Fenidence Tf Cua mee BICYCLES FOR RENT BY Largest amsortuent of Bo eqcies, trom 83 up. CAPT. SYrave. n-Su ANORAMA OF BATTLE OF BULL RUN, 1oth st., two blocks south of Pennsylvania sve, ‘The most realistic Battie scene ever pelted” Lighted at nicht by 300 electric lighte geen from 8m to 10 30 ‘cents; Childen under 12 years, 25 Fs cents. Un Sundays half price. SSS ED Sesr Recesy LARGE LINE OF DECORATED POTTERY AND PORCELAIN, VERY HANDSOME AXD CHEAPER THAN USUAL RICH CUT GLASS IN GREAT VARIETY, FINE PLATED WARE AND CUTLERY. sable Corubinatlon, 124] and 1245 Lithstse. Te THE RESIDENTS IN THE VICINITY OF es —1 Seott, Thomas aud lows leave to Sie i a pretared to giendogrupaly jolla orders tor Piuwl eudGas Fituug. £. ¥_ weary ‘sdjoisie the Pordiaud. "died DRESS PATTERNS reduced from 830 to $20. DRESS GOODS reduced from $1.00 to 75c. ‘The greatest bargain in All-wool FRENCH CASH- ‘MERES, 48-in. wide, 75c. These are extra quality and are sold elsewhere at $1.00. Just reduced the prices of EVENING SILKS and ILLUSIONS. ILLUSIONS reduced from $2.50 to 81.50. ILLUSIONS reduced from $3.00 to $2.50. TINSEL ILLUSIONS reduced from $2.00 to $1.50. All SILK GRENADINES, evening colors, BROCADES: and STRIPES, reduced from $1.50 to $1.00. Special Bargains in extra fine COLORED CORDUROYS for Ladies’ Suitings at 75c.; worth $1.00. MOIRE SASH RIBBONS st 31.50; worth $3.00. ROMAN SASHES at $6.00; worth $12.00. BLACK SILKS at $1.50; worth $1.7: BLACK SILKS at 8: BLACK SILKS at 32.00; worth 82.50. ‘We are the Sole Ayents in this city of BONNET'S PER- FECTION BLACK SILK. This is an entirely new finish: is recommended for its elegant ap- Pearance and durability. Geutier's All-Silk VELVETS, Black and Colors, at $5; worth $6. The finest goods in this market. We are closing out our Cloak departnent and offer choice goods at one-half their original cost. MOURNING VISITES at $15; former price, #45. We will place on sale Monday our Spring Iinporta- tion of FRENCH SATTEENS, and will skow the largest and most complete assortment of new designs ever shown here, they having been made to our order by the manufacturers. Gros Roman & Co. Don't fail So etamine’Gene clegent goods. Choice styles are sold W. M. SHUSTER & SONS, 919 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. ONE PRICE. "20 nes wiz 500 OVERCOATS FOR MEN AND BOYS: ‘will be sold from this day onat 50 cents on the dollar, or just one-half former prices, at OAK HALL, Corner 10th and F streets. 1,000 SUITS FOR MEN AND BOYS ‘will be sacrificed at 60 cents on the dollar. They must and will be sold, at OAK HALL, Corner 10th and F streets. 900 PAIRS OF PANTS will be given away at 66% cents on the dollar, at OAK HALL, Corner 10th and F streets. 800 CHILDREN’S SUITS AND OVERCOATS ‘Will be distributed at 66%; cents on the dollar, st OAK HALL, Corner 10th and F streets. ‘The sooner you call the better assortment you'll find. So call at ance, at OAK HALL, LOUDEK FOR US THAN WORDS. ‘The Superior Make of our Well-known Clothing, to- «ether with Bargain prices, tell the story. ‘Men, Young Men, Boys and Children Suits, and Overcoat Department, are open to your in- spection, with the Lowest Prices. It is a practical fact that we are not consider- ing the question of profit on what remains of Our Fall and Winter Stock Our only object Low is tosell the goods. We have made big deductions in our Suit De- Partment. We have made big deductions in our Pants Department. We have cut deep in our Overcoat Department. We are Sacrificing the ‘Boye’ and Children’s Suits and Overcoats. Now is the chance for Bargains in Men's Far- nishing, EVERYTHING CHEAP FOR CASH. NOAH WALKER & Co, under the style of the old firm name, and trasts to eric a continuance of the kind patronage of the pub- mm dncrsnci: iL 623 Pennsylvania aye. ‘Washington, Feb. 1, 1887. "ft 7 DENTAL INFIRMARY OF NATIONAL i USIVERMARY, 2 8th at nw. a to 5 pan. ‘Crown and Bridge work, without plates, and all other Dental work at cost of muiterial, under the supervision of the Professor of Operative Dentistry, f1-1n <g=>,,DR. RIGGS HAS REMOVED FROM 113 > East Capitol st. to 1012 Massachusette aves Ge, MY OFFICE 18 417 147H ST, Nw. I 7 have no other address. JOS. T. BUSHMA, Veterinary Surgeon. f1-41 => evnuc rewrerance MEeT1NG will be held NEXT SUNDAY NIGHT at Hayden's Hall, 436 at, and Penna, ave, g=>_ MASTER PAINTERS’ ASSOCIATION—A. Be aetneor tha Aseeiation wil be bold at their room TRESDAY EVENING at 7:30 o'clock. T. A. BROWN, president, Ju. P< EQUITABLE CO-OPERATIVE BUILDING ASSOCIATION. ASSETS. $722,856.96. Moxray ParMenrs, $2.50 PER SHARE. $1,000 Apvaxcxp ox Each SHARE. The SSth meeting of the Association for making Payments and advanices will be held Wednesday, Feb ruary 2. 1887. at 7 o'clock p.m., at the National Titles? Armory. Shares inthe 12th issue may be taken at ‘this mecting, or at the office of the Association, 917 F st, from 8:50 a.m. to Pan ‘THOMAS SOMERVILLE, President. Jo! Secretary.” Jasl-at — OLUTION OF COPARI ‘The copurtnership heretofore tween “LEVIN T. CARTWRIGHT and GEORGE HINSTON, trading in the name and sty! IGHT & JOHNSTON, is hereby dissolved by mi tual consent, and ended from the f Fauna 1887. All Persons indebted to the late firm quested to settle at once. Either partuer is aul fo receipt for all moneys paid. "LEV WRIGHT, GEORGE J. JOH JOHNSTON & LIBBEY, 2 SUCCESSORS TO CARTWRIGHT & JOHNSTO Having formed a copartuership as above, we solicit a share of the patronage so generously bestowed upon the late firm.” We will endeavor by stric Dusiuess aud by ‘supplying the Diulding trade a superior quality of Line of our own uisnufacture to merit the contidence of the trade. ‘Hespectfully. fll JOUNSTON & LIBBEY. = GLERES ATTENTION!—ALL CLEMK B. of this city interested in the publishine ot a Weekly Jonrnal devoted to their interests and well are invited toattend a meeting TUESDAY, February Ist, at 7:30 o'clock p.m., at 901 8th st. n.w. It is proposed to form & stock company with shares at figure. Nearly enouzh subscribed to insure publica- ton. sats KS ASBO. COMMITT EL. |. FORD THOMPSON ‘Has reiaoved ‘His Office Residence to ja31-lw* ‘804 17th st. nw. Total aasets... Weare running the best Building District. Our business is gradually increasing, as shown by our receipts, which for the last three months amount fo $1,200 and for the last mouth $21,310. ‘The proiits to the members are larger, and we advance money on easier terius; all done by economical Tmah~ agement, See our report of last year's business: Re- cuipts, $129,079: profits over 811,000; expenses only $1.05, or less than one per cent. of the receipts and less than ten percent. of ‘the profits, or in other words, out of every #110 of interest paid by members on their advances, more than $100 is reserved for Te- discribution to the shareholders. 4 ‘Our money is now worth ten per cent annum, butifs meniber withdraws iis money. before mtunty of his shares we giveit to humm with iva annum added. ‘You can ‘borrow 81. shares: total payment ouly 813 monthly, with pri lege of paying off the debt or any Portion of St at an Hine, This fy decidedly the Dest thet of purrowit money. ‘Shares can be taken at any time and no bac dues required: 50 cents to $1,000 niay be paid at one time. Good interest and beat’ real estate security for sy Next guseting WEDNESDAY RVEN- sat G15 7 C0. DUNCANSON, President. LEWIS ABRAHAM, Vice-Pres't. FRANCIS G. SAXTON, Treas'r, JOHN COOK, Secretary, ‘12th st. For Capitol Hill, A. N. MEEKER, 508 4th st. se., receives dues. subscriptions for new shares, &¢., 8c. 6. ese hen trie cert be g—> ALL PERSONS .ARE HEREBY NOTT fied ‘not to credit‘my wife, WELTHA A. EMMONS on py sccount, aa J will not be responsible for any debts she may coutract _ 3820-30" 8. F. EMMONS. TO ALL WHOM IT MAY CONCERN, I Beate tito tat eae CREEL Tear part of yard of Hous 1231 Massachusetts av. n.w. Spazett Mrs. CARL HOFFMANN, TEMPORARY OFFICE OF THE COLUM- | Natioual Bank, LeDroit Building. ‘T ak will be open {or busincas: Tuesday, February IbB7, and will do general barking Gumhees, (eutbe. BRAINALD Be WARNER. Prenident, THE NEW MEAT MARKE’ P, ‘ave., 946 La. ave. Prices: Round Oc: sirloin, loin, 15¢.: 1b 124e.; choice 1pe.: tenderl roast, cutand rib steak, 10c.; corn béef at Gc., and veal, latub. pork, H. OPPENHEIMER. $026-6¢} THE ANNUAL, MEETING OF THI Bee siettbolten of the ARLINGTON FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY for the District of Columbia, for the election of nine Directors to serve for the esa? 208 Fenagy rauin avenue: orto NHCREDRY: i maplvauia avenue nortvweat, HC February 24th, 1887. Polls open at f and close at 3 pin, FRANK 'T. RAWLINGS, ja2s-ata Secretary. AMONG THE PRESIDENTS CALLERS to-day were Senators Dawes, Conger and Gorman, chief Graves, of the bureau of engraving and printing; Representatives Holman, Mi ‘Mr. Sam, Miller, of the Fort Christian ‘Tresseld, Anderson, Ohio; T. J. Campbell, Warner, Ohl0; Hill, Outhwaite and Burleigh; D.’ M. Richardsrn, of Detroit; Stephen A. Wal of Newark; J. B, Perry, Rev. more entered the chamber during the prayer. Senator Hoar who offered the resolution to amend the rules so as to require a quorum to be present at the daily recognition of the Divine ruler, did chamber until after the prayer was A PENSION BILL VETOED. A message was read from the President vetoing the bill granting a pension to Mrs. Margaret Dun- lap, mother of James Dunlap, who died while in military service during the war. The President nsion was granted mainly upon @ lteutenant of the company to ‘The aMdavit set forth P endeavored to separate several sol- ina scuffle, when one of that the same Meutenant ‘testified at the court- martial of the soldier who stabbed Dunlap that the latter told him, after receiving the wound, that he (Dunlap) was to blame; that he had han- died his antagonist roughly, étc. ‘The President concluded that the affidavit was concocted to mis- Jead, and that there was no valid claim for a pen- sion. ‘The message was referred to the pensions AGAINST THE CABLE RAILROAD BILL. ‘Mr. McPherson presented petitions of residents of various Washington streets against the House cable railroad bill, Referred to the District com- SALARIES OF CABINET MINISTERS AND PANIC ON THE PARIS BOURSE — Annther Move in the New York Strike. — CHURCHILL APPEALS TO CESAR. He Again Defies and Derides His Late Colleagues im Power. Special Cable Dispatch to Tae EVENtNo STAR. Lonvox, Feb, 1.—Churchill is slowly but surely climbing back to his old influence, his speech last night being a distinct success. He stood for an hour with his nose in the air surveying every Part of the house in turn, from his familiar stand- Point of conscious superiority and independence. ‘The Uberal unionist alliance he declared he had never regarded as other than a useful crutch. AS for Chamberlain's latest suggestion for a “roun- der” round table at which Salisbury and Glad- stone should meet, he laughed atit. He spoke contemptuously of Chamberlain's extraordinary strations, and asserted strongly that hisown resi nation Was not upon the question of fortify! coaling stations, but general retrenchment. He challenged his late colleagues to appoint a special committee to inquire into the army and navy esti- “It is not the first time,” he added in con- clusion, “It has been my fil fortune to wrestle with tie tory party, but on this great question of retrenchment and economy I patiently AWAIT THE JUDGMENT OF CASAR.” After entering the cabinet ostent: Uberal, refusing a tory seat, and being beaten for a liberal one, Goschen 1s compelled to retire upon the most fashionable tory constituency in Eng- land, that which takes its name from the uitra fashionable church of St. Geor The rumor that the first-class reserve will De called out in connection with Watton of the army corps here 1 semi the Supreme Court and the cabinet Wayne; Gifford $15,000 a year each. er, Wim. 0. McDowell, i 2 of Providence; Rev. I. Wm. _H,’ Chapma; Ga., and A. E, P, Albert, of La, ARMY ORDERa.—Major G.C. Smith, quartermas- ter, and First Lieut. 8. ¥. Seyburn, 1oth infantry, have been ordered to examine and report upon the responsibility for certain damaged stationery AC the’ walttmore. reerul rice Lieut. George P. Burnett, Oth cavalry, now on leave, ordered to Columbus barracks to conduct & detachment of recruits to the department of the Platte and then Join his troop. On mutual appll- cation Second Lieut. Charles N. Clinch 1s trans- ferred from 24th infantry, Fort Sill, Indian ‘Terrl- tory, to ad cavalry, Fort’ Elliott, ond ‘Lieut, W. L. Sito) 24th infantry. First from court-martial duty “at Jefferson ‘barracks, Mo. Major D. L. Bash, paymaster, relieved trom. duty in the department of Texas, and ordered to Cheyenne, relieving Major Wm. 'E. Creary, pay- master, who will await orders in the dep: of the Platte. ‘The leave of Second Lieut, Alfred Hasbrouck, 14th infantry, extended two months. ‘The leave'ot Second Lieut. H. C, Cabell, jr., 14th infantry, extended two months, SOCIETY NOTES, Mrs. Cleveland's reception to-day, from 12 to 1, came about by an appointment she had made to see a few friends, and other of her acquaintances coming to the door were passed into the Green Strangers were not admitted, Senator Butler and daughters, Miss Mary Cameron, Miss Matte Mitchell, Mrs. Hunt, Mrs, Hawley, Miss Dawes, Miss Endicott, Mr. Baldwin, of New York, Miss Alley and Miss Cullom were Mrs. Folsom assisted the callers, and or nearly full of eastern corridor of the Senate wing of was stoutly opposed bj in the Senate yesterday NOTES. During the discussion on a point of > Senate ‘yesterday afternoon Mr. Edhunds 1 pressed (parenthetically) the wish tha provide for a hundred new c: E. Bowden, Col. Wilfiam Lamb, Commodore Marshall G of Norfolk, and Henry M. before the committee of this morning in opposftion to the D change in the boundaries of collection district, nounced thelr. stated that the the aMdavit of Which Dunlap belonged. diers who were en; them stabbed hit iting rendezvous, First aE ne te on carn 15 a list of Senators who have an- ieut. P, P. Powell, ery day of next week in eulogy, of Se! Plumb, Spooner, Frye, Hawiey. Cul um, Spooner, iawiey, Moran, Cockrell, Hampton, Kansomp, and Black- urn. sof Bills were reported from committees and placed on the calendar as follows: ‘To reimburse the depositors of the Freedman’s ‘and Trust company for losses incurred by the failure of that company. ‘To credit and pay to tories and the SUNDRY CIVIL APPROP! Senate Amendments to Local Interest. 1e séveral states and terri- ict of Columbia moneys col- lected for direct taxes under the act of August 5, To effect a rearrangement of the grades of offi cers in the adjutant general's department of the y. ‘The credentials of Algernon 8. Paddock as Sena- tor from Nebraska for the term commencing March 4, 1887, were presented and placed on file. THE COLORED INDUSTRIAL EXHIBITION IN 1888. ‘Mr. Morgan (by request) introduced a bill to en- courage the holding of a National Industrial Ex- Position (in 1888) of the Arts and Products of the Colored race. Referred. A bill authorizing the Secretary fer to the trustees of the Porter roperty in Charleston, 8. C., was reported by Mr. lampton, from the military Committee and placed on the calendar, ‘THE SUNDRY CIVIL BILL. ‘The Senate then, at 12:45, resumed consideration. of the sundry civil appropriation bill, ‘THE LOST BILL. ‘The consideration of the bill was interrupted to allow of the presentation of a message from the ‘House requesting the Senate to furnish the House ‘with a duplicate engrossed copy of the Senate bill forfeiting certain lands of railroad grant. Among the amendments to thy Dill adopted by the Senate are ti local interest: For continuing the work of puting the Treas- ‘ury building in proper sanitary co. for vault in the Treasury for stor lars, $27,804.25; for new sewer in| the bureau of engraving and printing, $1,904. sewer drainage of building of qu: partment, $2,445.30; for purchase of the Butler Dullding, corner south B street ahd New Jersey avenue, for coast survey, $275, for repairs ot up a fire fe room in basement of House £5 000 Wor on Capitol terrace, $330,000; for [lighting Capitol and grounds, $24,000; for an ele' end of eastern Senate corridor to [be completed by next December, $15,000; for ition, $50,000; ¢ of silver dol- Hanover square, present during the hour. Mrs. Cleveland in entertaining the room was at no time ful permaster’s de- PARNELL'S AMENDMENT TO THE ADDRESS causes some surprise by the apparent clumsiness with which itis drawn, mixing up the agrarian crisis with the reform of the government. This may be strategetically necessary, but {1s nelther lucid nor logical. “These two qt reserved for his Speech, By Associated Press. Praise and Glame for Lord Randolph. Loxpox, Feb. 1.—The Standard congratulates Lord Randolph Churchill upon bis speech in the house of commons last night in the debate on the address in reply to the his effort was a success, Lord Randolph would have done better to have left the economic question alone, and especially when there are questions that Germany meditates in- Viling France t consent to tern His reference to the lberai-unk ard Says, Was also u stable to’be hurt tix eee = fe A MIGRATION BILL, Carrying Out Hicks-Beach’s Sugges tion Regarding the Poorer Districts ‘Loxvox, Feb. 1.—The Standard says: “The cabl- net are engaged in framing a bill to deal with the people of the poorer districts in Ireland, like Gien- beigh, County Kerry, in the light of Sir Hicks- Beach's idea of migration. The Mberal leaders have given generals proposals for a reform cedure rules.” Mrs. Cleveland will hold her fortnightly public Teception on Saturday from 3 0 5. Mrs. A. A. Wilson and Miss Mary Wilson gave @ luncheon to-day to Miss Kingsford and Miss Stern- berg, the guests at the White House, Mr, and Mrs. P. J. Werlich have moved to No. 929 Farragut square. Miss McCeney, Mrs. Wer- lich’s sister, 1s living with them, Mrs, Nordhoff’s drawing rooms were filed yes- terday afternoon by ladies who had assembied to listen to a reading by Mrs. Hannah Whitall Smith, the Quakeress eviingeilst, of Philadelphia, ‘Suith then opened the exereises by reat “Nearer My God, to Thee.” Nordhof played a plano accompaniment and ied the hymn. Mrs, Smith then offered prayer, and proceeded to give & most interesting and ‘The figure Was thie chi the Lord, and were Interpreted to be the difficul- tes, temptations and worrlments of life, over- ruled by our better selves and conquered for spiritual strength to ourselves. Mrs. Suitt closed the edifying lesson with prayer, visiting lists in’ thetr card ¢: Until the close, ot War to trans- ent lot, $5,000; 5,000; for work tor in the south es he doubles er, $1 Sianing rock On uitlding, $250,000. An amendment for two additional employes to tor Was also adopted. In connection with the usual] provision for gas, the following was adopted: “And the appropriation ade for gas in any of tHe public butidings Columbia unfler the control of nial or use of any the new eleva- jueen's speech, and says in the District of it thinks, however, that the Treasury shall include the overnor, gas purifier on other device for reducing the expenses of ga: secretary, but not more than h:fif the money saved shall be paid for any such device.” An amendment was ado; President to expend $10,000 1 method employed in Mexico yellow fever by inoculttion. Another amendment requi bureau of education, bureau of stoner of railroads ‘shall be Pension building when the re} AMEXDMENTS TO-DAY. In the Senate to-day ¢ivil Dill was resumed. In Propriations for thé insane hospital an amendment, 000 for additional accommodation of the also an amendment of $3500. for rebuilding the wharf and one of $900 for a cottage! at the cemetery the Insane asylum, The aj lumbia deaf and dumb asy! $52,500 to $55,000; for grounds near the new bufldl $1,000, Other amendments were adopted as fol- inside of wards at Howard of running elevator 10,000; for brick annex e Northern Pacific In connection with the message Mr. Dolph, one of the conferees, made a statement giving tory of the matter. House of Representatives. ‘The Speaker laid before the House a resolution Tequesting the Senate to furnish the House with a duplicate engrossed copy of the Senate bill for forfeiting certain portions of the Northern Pacific land grant, the original having been lost or mis- Inia. “Adopted en approved by" the tS, the Atand- authorizing the happy, for the union 18 wo investigating the eby. ad Bradil for pre 7 s that only the Many of the abor and commis. noved to the new spalzs are completed, Mrs. Nordhoff an the Misses Nordhof served a tcupting. tea after ‘Some of the ladies 8. M. Bryan Mrs, Miss Armstrong, ‘Mrs. S. H. inann, Mrs, Cunninghain, rs Washington, Miss Thomas, Mrs. Gen. Viele, Mrs, Cockrell Senator and Mrs. McPherson gave a dinner last evening in honor of Mr. and Mrs. Cornelius Van- ‘The other guests were Mrs, Gov. Green, of New Jersey, Senator Hale, Senator Palmer, Gen, and Mrs. Sheridan, Sir Lionel West, Gen. and Mrs, Berdan, Miss Dillon and Miss Medill, by a large mound of tulips, with two corners filled with marguerites, Mrs. McPherson wore a becoming tollet of black Jace with a low and sleeveless bodice, black satin embroidered with gold. Miss Blaine accompanies Miss Medill) to her home in Chicago to-day. ‘Mra. Mattingly had the assistance of Mrs, Rives in recelving her friends yesterday afternoon, Gen. and Mrs. Beale had any of callers, among whom were Mrs. Hearst, Mr. aud Mrs. Vanderbilt and Judge and Mrs. Wyle. Senator and Mrs. Sherman had a crowded re- Nearly all the Senators and with their families, n, Mira, ration of the sundry yanection with ap- ‘THE NAVAL APPROPRIATION BILL. ‘Mr. Herbert (Ala.), from the committee on naval affairs, reported the naval appropriation bill. Committee of the whole. ‘Mr. Lovering (Mass.), from the committee on in- it Whitman. Private calendar. AGAINST THE LOGAN AND BLAIR PENSION BILLS. Mr. Taulbee (Ky.), from the same committee, re- Ported adversely Senate bills granting pensions to the widows of Gen. Logan andGen, Blair. Private insane was added to the government's the parliamentary pro- —————— DISCOUNT CLERK LISLE MISSING. Said to Have Robbed a Baltimore Bank derbilt, of New York. propriation for the Co- rovement of the or Kendall school, ‘The table was deck lows: For painting University, $400; for expen} in Washington monument, : to main building for laborjtory_and anatomical work of army medical Wot COMPENSATION OF CONGRESSIONAL CLERKS. Mr. Oates, of Alabama, from the committee on revision of the laws, reported bill authorizing the appointment and prescribing the compensa- tion of clerks to Senators and Representatives, who are not chairmen of cominittees, Committee lele (N. ¥.) the order setting : ening for the consideration ot lutions relative to the death of Messrs. Arnot, von postponed atl the evening Of Tues: eratton pos day, February Ste EMPLOYES OF THE GROLOGICAL SURVEY. On mofion of Mr. Cobb (Ind.) a resolution was adopted cailing upon the Secretary of the Interior for information as to the names of all persons who have heretofore been and are now employed in the office of the geological survey, distinguishing be- ‘tween those appointed under civil service rules ‘and those who were not. A DISTRICT BILL PASSED. In the morning hour Mr. Hemphill (8. C.), on be- half of the committee on the District of Columbia, called up,and the House passed, with amehdment, Senate bill authorizing the treasurer of the United States to credit the District of Columbia with cer- fain moneys in lew of Investing the same in ‘The District in Congress, 4A PROPOSED STABLE FOR CAPITOL TRAME. In the Senate Mr. Mahone, from the committee on public buildings and grounds, has reported favorably the House bill for the construction of a stable for the horses and wagons of the House of resentatives, with an amendment increasing the proprlation from. $4,000 to ‘$0,500. tion 13 made immediately available, Stable fs to be erected under the su] architect of the Capitol in the lot on the east side reet, between Maryland avenue and B street southwest, which lot 1s owned by the gov- Bartmorg, Feb. 1.—John D. Lisle, discount clerk in the First National Bank, of this city, failed to putin an appearance on Saturday last while an investigation of the accounts of the bank ‘by the directors. It 1s now said lefaulter to the amount of about on. 4s not yet com: $7,500. ‘The House $1,500" for construction H fences, removal and ound stall triangular stricken out. Under ounds of this city it 1s repair of fron fences, etc., 4 reservations in this city W: the head of buildings and provided that no contract hall bem: Pairing concrete or asphalf pavements at a higher price than two dollars per] square yard for ;, with a base of ngi $i ,000, though the invest with him was $3,500, and celved the national Bank ex:uni ing Iorged notes, Which lie destroved as soon as the examiuation was completed. Lisle left his home, about twenty miles trom the ct; morning, since which time he has 1 ius family nor by the detectives, who are looking Sask ee ‘The Blizzard in Montana, STOCKMEN SAID TO HAVE SUFFEKED MORE THAN DY MANY YEARS BEFORE, Curcaco, Feb. 1.—A ie 18 Said to have de- by substitu Jess tha six Inches in ception last evening. Representatives tn Gon; Were present, Miss Hoyte, of New York, who 13 their guest, and Miss Sherman recetved. ‘Mrs, 8. Shellabargerand Miss Mary Shellabarger, had the assistance of Mrs, Crammond Kennedy, Miss Evarts of New York, Miss Hunt, abd Mis$ nator Cheney, at their , on Saturday been nted Messrs, Theodore . Pound, of Wisc Cheney, daughter of + agreeable reception yesterday afternoon. ‘Mrs, Walte and Miss W: Henry Waite, Miss Campbell and Miss Woods. ‘Mrs, Cummings to assist in receiving, and Miss Stevens poured tea. ‘Mrs, Miller had a most eflictent corps of asstst- ants in Mrs, Nathaniel Paige, Mrs. Gomez, Mrs, Strong, Miss, Armstrong and’ Miss Hennessey of ‘special from Fort Shaw, ‘A heavy bitazard yesterday prevatied. Assinaboine and north from there to the Canadian line, Sunday the temperature rangii 1035 degrees below zero. ‘The Show Was piled in drifts by the high wind to the height! eight feet in places. Keilable rey stockmen have suffered heavier been known foreight or ten years. The storm through this section was very severe, the mercu marking 29 to 35 degrees below zero. eleven inches of snow icilon alevel. The Haaren tiga citind also appointed|Rev. George W.. Willa ler to select a diminish of Dakota, a commissio: feservation for the conigderated bonds of ‘Walla Walla and Umatifia Indit Mrs. Blatchford %, Vice Win. Par- res say that Balloting for U; ‘The ballot in the W be nator stood 38 for Cam- a number of democratic votes scattering. Goff, the entire republican And greeuback Vote.” ferequlies 40 Vowes to vleck, Mrs. Frank Conger 1s at home, 1746 N street northwest, on Fridays, after 4 o'clock. Mrs, Cullom and Miss Cullom give a tea on Satur- day, from 4 to 7. Admiral and Mrs, Porter give a dancing party this evening, to thetr daughter, Mrs. Logan ot New. The third of the Army and Navy germans was chaperoned last evening by Mrs. Crosby. Lieut. Reamey led the cotillion with Mrs, Reamey, Mrs. A. A. Wilson, Mrs. Goodloe and Mrs. Brewster out the favors, which were unusually desir Flowers for the first receivers for the secot walking sticks tied with banjos and silver glove buttoners for the fourth SEVEREST OF THE WINTER IX DAKOTA. Sroux Fauis, Dax., Feb. wave Of this winter is being experienced. The temperature fell to 20 belo 1.—The s-verest cold china teapots and ash tambourines and bamboo ribbons for the third, RAILROAD TRACKS IN THE STREET. => THE ANNUAT. MEETING on THE ‘WASHINGTON GASLI MPANY, Top aie Geet sad aecemet Such business as tua held at the office of the company on MONDAY the 7ta Ph Os Polls open from 12 a. jazd-dtd CHAS. B. BAILEY, Secretary. <q=> 1115 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, NE. sa UNDOOR PALAIS ROYAD oe NEXT ELECTRIC HAIN RESTORER is indorsed by the piglest medical authority and mesia with, uulvereat vor wie ‘Electric Hair Restorer tie only foot and. herb tonic in existence that is free rom grease, sulphur Or Tead,and will eradicats dan- irs’ Send for teatintonials of our best pipacions : 5 }215 Peunsytvania ave. next door Palate Woyaly and pea Baltimore. -Im MIs. DR. J. SEMMES, Dermatologist. => SAMUEL 8 SHEDD, ane GAS FIXTURES. Plumbing and Gas Fitting, Furnace, Latrobe and Range Work. Job work promptly attended to. aoe 438 9th st. nw. => AT COST. ONE WEEK ONLY. AT COST. Bese silane Sins Habeas sik Guatendens Sak Hen Cardigan J Underwear, Neckwoar tnd Howlers PHT WALL O08 Pat hae SIs Oe SPECIAL NOTICE—I HAVE REMOV: 20 HOO Lain. F RRAURE Leader Bones. CORNER 10TH AND F STREETS No Lose Proctasartox. QUALITY, PRICES AND REPUTATION SPEAK 625 Pennsylvaniaavenua " j4-Lm Saree ‘ofBce 003 Px. avé. nw. (Motzerolt's iusio % BLANCHARD’S PECTORAL COMPOUND =. scvegdertul ramet. surg cure for Junie Proubles, Sore Throat and Group, and wives relat Gough, Price, BEd Boer w bottle. ‘Sold by AT eeelatae ja at Boe WARENGTON, DG, DEC. 10, 1886, teoci Mt Me Parkerand Be ee under Shu pame of PARKER & TOWNSEND, is her felved by niutual consent do take effect Jan cate, the sreby dis- effe Is CAS re i é EBBY SW RERD, Having tormineted ‘business above ele area iin ke SARDON et Ro. 55 {ite arm. 3015-3 ‘to me au & member of the re, Supper was served at eleven, the guests Hein down stairs to the musts of the, mack in “Norma.” Mr. Frank Cot Col, and Mrs. Lamont anc by Mr. Akabane) were present. ‘Mr. and Mra, Hitt gave a dinner party on Sun- day night to Mr. and Mrs. Henry Watterson, Miss ‘Margaret Blaine, Miss Medill, Gen. Beal others, Col, John Hay and Mrs, Seville gave dinner par- ties on Saturday night, ‘Mrs, Senator Cockrell gives a reception on Tues- day evening next, in honor of Mrs. Folsom. ‘Mrs, Hearst has arrived in the city, and has with Miss Lith of Boston, and Miss An- thony of New York. Secretary Manning accompanied Mrs. and Miss Manning upon their calling rounds yesterday, Mrs. Electa E. Smith held a reception yesterday from 5 until 9. A number of were present. ‘The rooms were handsomely decor- ere aan Mr. Barbour reported favorably to the House yesterday the District Commissioners’ bill to reg- Ulate the laying of street railroad tracks, The yresses the opinion that such in use in the streets are very roughon the mi merous vehicles which have tO use the streets r escorted Mrs. Folsom. irs, Kuki (accompanied ‘THE DIRECT TAX REFUND. In the Senate to-day Mr. Morrill, from the prominent Mlinotstans ated and the pictures of A KNOCK-DOWN BLOW. ‘The Catling Out of the Freight Haw diers on New York Railroad Piers Sertousty Affecting General Businces. New Yor, Feb. 1.—The extension of the strike to the freight handiers on the railroad piers of ‘New York ts the most serious blow the Knights of Laborhave struck. The effect of 1 on one road, the “Jersey Central, Was an almost com: ete “suspension of” business. The men on ihe §=6Pennsyivania piers long the North river are ready to come out the very ‘tmainute the time for receiving the answer to their demands from the company has expired. The Delaware, Lackawanna and Western company’s fretght Is handied by the J. H. Starin Transporta- on company, and their men are ready to come out at any time. The Lehigh Valley t hand Jers at pier 2, North river, have also ined their employers that unless the demand for an Increase of Salary was given they would quit work at noon to-day." The company will not concede the ade ince. At the New York Central, pier 26, the superin. tendent said that the company had not_received any demand from the men. It is reported that ‘the men Will join the strikers as soon as word is assed. ‘The Erie rohd freight handlers made « emand for the increase at the same time as the men on the other roads, The company refuses to consider tt, TRYING TO BRING IN THE TRAIN MEX. The next move on the part of Che strikers will be to induce the train men to come out and thus Ue up the railroads centering on the Jersey shore. There is some talk of getting the deck hands and firemen on the ferry boats to Join Uhe strikers, but these men are adverse to such a course. The boat service of the Boston and Providence line has been Suspended for the present. ‘Two boats are laid up for repairs, and the difticulty in getting coal and Ireight handled was the cause of the Withdrawal of the other, PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD FREIGHT HANDLERS STRIKE New York, Feb. 1.—The freigut handlers on the Pennsylvania raliroad piers Nos, 4, 5 and 6, Norua river, struck Work at Lo'clock Unis afternooh, NO DISORDER AT SOUTH AMBOY. Sova Amor, N.J., Feb. 1.—There is no trouble here with the striking coal handlers. | Sherif! Con- very, in charge of nearly 200 special deputies, is the docks. Six boats are being loaded ‘With soft coal. ‘The strikers are orderly. BUSINESS AFFECTED AT LOWELL. Lows11, Mass., Feb, 1.—The strikes in New York seriously “affect” business here. If they conti much longer the loss to mercantile and manutac- turing industries will be disastrous. The United States Cartridge company yesterday discharged forty hands on account of the fai re certain metals used in the manu Products. Connecticut manufactories that fur- nish some of the company’s supplies have also shut down from lack of coal, —— PANIC ON THE PA BOURSE, The Political Sitmation in Europe Causes Hentes to Take a Slamp, Pants, Feb. 1, 2:30.—A panic prevails on the Parts bourse owing tothe situation of political affairs in France and in other European countries, ‘Three per cent rentes are now quoted at 771. 70c. a decline of 1f, and 67\e. from the closing “quota. ion yesterday. AUS p. mm. they had fallen to 76 70 centimes. Mp. ma better feeling set In on. the bourse toward the close, and three per cent rentes re. covered 80 centiines from the lowest point of the day , The closing oMcial quotation belug 77 francs 50 centimes. ip A SHARP ‘The Negotiations With the Porte In- itiated by the Czar Merely to Gain ‘Time. Pesta, Feb, 1.—The Pesther Lloyd says tt tears that the negoUlations pending between Russia and the porte concerning Bulgaria were initiated by the czar merely to gat Ume to prepare for an invasion of Bulgaria. LOxDON, Fed. 1.—The. Vienna correspondent ot the Standard believes Ubat the credit asked for by the government. will amount Lo 00,000,000 ori for the army and 30,000,000 Dorins addiuonal for the landsturm. —— ‘The Knights and the Trades Unions. AN ALLEGED ORDER WIICH IS SAID TO MEAN Wan ETWHEN THR ORGANIZATIONS. Curcago, Feb, 1.—A Times special from Indian apoils, Ind., says: A sensation has been created here among the Knights of Labor by the rece of anorder, purporting to have come from the general executive board, to the effect that all cigarmakers belonging to the International union tust be dropped trom membership in the local and district assemblies, ‘This Is thought to be the first step toward carrying out Une program adopted at Richmond by the general assembly Which struck a blow at all trades unions. ‘Typo graphers and moulders here are very “indignant and feel Uke blow quite as severely as Uke cigar — A Texans Post-office Robbed, THE OLD SAPE EASILY OFENED AND $2,000 TAKEN— ‘SOME OF IT RECOVERED. Garvesy ‘Tex., Feb. 1.—The post-office was robbed y4 morning. The safe Was old and ved easy of entrance to the thieves, ‘There was Ei the sate $2,000 in_ bili, all of which was taken, besides a small amount of silver. Deputy U.S. marshals arrested two of the men last night, and, recovered $400 of the Stolen money, & portion of which has been identified by the’ post-master. ‘The tools used by the burglars have also beem found, ——»——_ From Wall Street To-day. ‘New York, Feb. 1, 11 a. m.—The opening stock market was “decidedly weak Ubis morning, first prices Deing invariably lower and declines ranging from 4 Wo 1 ‘cent, Uhe latter in Louise ville and Nashvilie, market was active and Ter and while a few slight advances were made in the early dealings the entire list soon gave way, and further losses of ome 6 per cent, were established in the general fist, Wille Kansas and Texas lost 13, Louisville Nash- ville 134, Central Pacitic 1, and Reading %. Westera Union and Jersey Central, however, were remark. ably well sustained, as Was also ktichmond and ‘West Point. After a recovery of small fractions in most the market quietéd down, and at 1 O'clock ts dull and enrrally steady. a oamane se THE COMMISSIONERS MODIFY THEIR KECENT ORDER, ‘The Commissioners have modified the order made December 20th last restricting tne space on the parking and street to be used by persons building in the storage of materials, The modi- fed order promulgated to-day 1s as follows: 1, All material, of whatsoever nature, deposited outside the parking line, must be securely stacked ‘80 as to Occupy bo more Uhan needful area. 2. No material shail be stored beyond eight feet. exterior to the curb, nor when otherwise prac cable, within eight @) feet of @ railway track: But where tne between the curd and railway track 1s les than sixteen (6) feet, the inspector of buildings, after examination, may issue a special permit for the occupation of not more than eigut (S) feet from te Curb nor less than three (3) feet from the track, ‘% Not less than six feet must be kept clear in the middle of sidewalics, 4. ‘he dressing of materials on the streets and sidewalks 1s prohibited, but Dy special permit stone and brick or other may be dressed witain the parking line if suitably enclosed by a Nght tencing. ‘The d ‘of old material will be under the direction of the inspector of build. ings and in general conformity with these reguia- ons, 5, Mortar beds may be placed upon the parking or roadway; if the roadway, tue Sint Sin ine “Ea an Seep tue inspector bulidings, but no case exceed eleven (11) feet from the curb; if upon a roadway of concrete or bituminous pavement, the Lottoms must be of tight-tongued grooved boards laced ‘two (2) inch beavers or sleepers, leav- Ee ma inches ‘high above the floor surface, ——on Wasurxorox Crry. Bisux Socurrr—The board of Managerso ‘ashington City: ie society met last evening and elected Mr. Gilbert D. Fox a director. Grants of two Bibles and ten testament were made to the Ws : ‘to he police, and Unis morning Officers -y and Daley, of She, second precinct arrested Carter, Colored, 21 years old, on @ chi otrobbing the window ‘and locked’ him, up ou ® ‘white boys named con Crump, Allred Frank Callahan and ‘O'Donnell, Davis, of Ilinols, were. roses. ‘Mrs. Burnett, Miss Burnett and Mrs Llewellyn Jones, of San_Franctsco, will be at No.4 Iowa Circle during February. ‘Jules Guthridge for a week. ‘Miss Florence Gibson, daughter of Col Charles of Philadelphia, Vermont avenue.” “2° suest of Senator and Mrs. Culiom wil! give & dinner to Senator Farwell to-morrow evening. On Saturday 200 Mra. Oulioes WLBETe S pee Bek 4 e Senator 17 E 2 3 oe i i i 3 were present at the Ume of the im the proceeds ‘The ttle that Carter broke open the and divided the stolen i i é i is: i Ble ni é i i & é E Ty ar iL é Moved wo have: ule’ “kelly was HI '