Evening Star Newspaper, March 2, 1887, Page 3

Sid tas Os ' “ “ THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON, D.C.. WEDNESDAY. MARCH 2, 1887—WITH SUPPLEMENT, FOR SALE—HOUSES. OR SALE—ON 14TH ST. ROAD, NEAR BRI Sood. cou tains ne % onto gad Teper set troeee Prune Building, which hae been used CHEAP—8-ROOM BRICK HOUSE on D, bet. Sth and Oth c RU Ue teste STs Et S13 st. nw. 2 ~ : SALE—CHEAP 6 ROOM BR bet B aud © a wos ), a wood investinebt. E—A CHANCE FOR A GOOD INVEST- LE ¢c ‘CE Ft coms and aj modern 1.3, PARKER, 4% and ‘ok SALE — CHEAP — THREE NEW ‘OR SALE-THREE NEW HOUSES ON H ST., SIX B:Sov cach, Also, ‘suitable for business: 71 j.P. MYERS, 1428 9 K ST. N.W., NEW 12 ROOM ees Temoval from city . Lot 20x100 feet. 18 cl pg irene for $18 cen cash. ut ste now. : near t schools and markets. KH. T. LEWULD, 1 JOR SALE—FIN JOR SALE THREE | EW HOUSES. NEAR 7 roouusy stable in Rear, cel AKLY, 603 14th st. nw. é HOUSES, LARGE AND SMALL, IN OR SALE 1324 16TH ST_N. W ata reasunabie price and ant and careful SALE—PERSONS SEEKING TO PURCHASE jouses or Lots for homes or investment will find it ir interests to call on us at G18 F ost. nw. bel HUMPHREY & COLMAN, ‘Real Estate Brokers. &c. aif a square worth posite Mr. Kobeson Brick stable im rear. Address fu DD, Calvary Rector: TWO BRICKS ON NORTH Jvivate oceapans Address, for iocatio on generous terms; only WELLER 326 Pennsylvania ave. se. E, N. E.. ONLY rou Brick, south trout, near Pension is RIGHT & BOLTON, 9th and Festa LE—NiCE BRICK HOUSE. cs 000. 10 rooms, inerudin pone: easy terms. Apply CHARLES EARLY, Im {OR SALE OR RENT—THREE HOUSES ON 11TH BH. ROBERTSON, 1s SALE_By T. H. SYPHERD & Co. ‘A LADY'S DRIVING MARE, SEVEN years old this spring: perfectly sound and gentle. R SALE—FIMST-CLASS RESTAURANT, IN A tock, fixtures and xood will: doing od Iaeilities for first-class boarding Unable to give It his personal at- office, tions aud handsome butse; present owner ud bath, couerete cel- POR SaLe—rorTy kin, n Proprietor. GARGES, Fore- prietor. DUC es, For 1013 T0thst beh1 1,000 | 1 first-class investusent. 1B SALE—A COLLECTION OF OLD RARE Foreign Postage Stamps at the Cigar Box, 109 Pa. 50; one G-octave Ci WORCH & CO., 97 Fiauos to rent. 3 3, AWNING AND SH case for outaide display.” Apply at 813 15th stn. Soltmer Phine ager ‘ood ; ood reasons; rarchaser. Parties lacaning busi? ICE BOXSET B The above is culya portion of the pr For full List cail at c the Istand 15th. THOS. E. WAGGAMAN, JUST FINISHED, A TWO-STOR’ nut gelding, five years old. bi very, it Mares, bred in West Virginia, four aad five . 15% hands high, well broken to double har- be seen’ at stable in alle; mactis avente and N street; entrance to Also a pair of yal Mail. Tricycte vera. en from 40! EXGICLORAEpras, “yawrs PAR: is placed wet of Aye is likewending the whole fannity volumes can be ob- ou sroall monthly payments by sddress- i FINE FRENCH POODLE, VER’ iso.’ a! goud, Setter and’ Pernale’ Pugs at tore, 12th st, two doors sout brated histor ‘house where there \LE—ATJAS. K. PROBEYS REPOSITORIES, Y-ave. and 1230 32d jess than half sjusre from Also a iv rocin, two-story jel snd paying 11 per cent. S.C HILL, Tusewood square Piano, seen at G.L. WILD & BI E: rH 55 lected. new, clean and liv otherwise promptly de E iT FROM WEST VIR- Obio, thirty head of young, sound driving ue pair mated farm mares; one fhe Fe. teti tue Coupe or coach horves: the rest are work horses, suitable for ull purposes; snd all stuck guaranteed as pepresctted ‘E LOOKING IRON GRAY HORSE carriaice, Kind“ sold’ for waut of use. Apply at Spring Wagons, 2 varnished and nulk wagons, my own manufacture. vainting and tein eatly J. COOK, 3295 M. SALE—A RARE 8 ‘binet Cpright Piano: iy resent owners who kaa ht for $179 cash: “THE PANO EXCHANGE, 427 Oth st. {OR SALE—UPRIGHT PIANOS AT BARGAINS. Weare offering splendid opportunities just bow to lesirine to change their square tietweason bas left Us de. Will save you a splendid i iO EXCHANGE WAREROO! pooh at, ‘BY ALL DRUGGISTS—ARO! reliabl hroat, Hoarseness, &e. 10 cen! irther use for it, piano for # fing of te a beste ores: FOE SALE-PRICE List OF PURE Win! BREE STOLY ‘aud cellar, furnace al Calitornif Hock hone call 114-2. A. SELIGSON, the lage. Telep Agent for “Trimble” Kyeand 2d EDITION Re Di ox i co Cg deal foot fas A STE st nw, ees ee a mouth and sts., He ita, +4 Soca ey hae Ree mb2-3e__( 916 Fat nw. cmnoge (TO Fat aw BR SAs Seen Invest ueNs Sar of ‘on 10th stn. w., bet. N and O'ste.—78 is, front; 26 ft unimproved. Be ft improved renting 2 " } 14, ). Groer iva G seas) 2 SF: PP FoR SUES OF Em BEST LOCATED square foot; also some. oat bargeins in ‘Wash- ie atte A ee cones Per square fot ALE—CHEAP—VICTOR TRICYCLE, IN Execs Raetceyjasenees mean gil 8, OLD AND RARE GOLD, SIL- ‘tates Coins. dress Ene gee nian ‘mh OR L OF SQUARE 713, BOUNDED BY Shave ator utes ear Goutaining 100,230 aquare it, ‘The greater part of this square been recently og ht supplied with Swo sidings. from which ‘auonthly income of $120 ig property can tera tin of #49500, upon eany farms. By an outing of the Erg aes Ei R SALE—LOTS—BLOCK 7, it OPE HILL, containing 200 ag. feet, seine stance rol ee ito] at Dupont Circle, 200 feet above Pa. ave. ; of, the city and coulitry for over fifty miles. ‘This ceten: subdivide to advantage. joe and terms iy Smub2-42t 8. T. SUIT, 402 6th at. n.w. WOR SALE-NEAR THE NEW BRIDGE, ALL OF Square south of 1091. Only 36,000 feoh ity a iroutage of over 900 feet. Lots average less than 60 feca deer 06 Georgie ave, near Feunaylvanis sve. ‘ fect. “Only rma. : SES, WEEE ‘ETI, 326 Pennaylve ave. 8.6, P.S.—Wo have plenty of good thinge ior quick buyer, i SALE-HANDSOME BUILDING LOT ON oth st., Just north of K. I uve. n.w., 19.7x94; new belek wabié on rear of Lat" Brice $5,¢00,-Tuuuire of _mhi-3t 1807 Pounsylveuta ave. FoR se ‘$5 feet front on 15th and 168 front on Wallach Place extended. Cheap. SSx115 feet on 11th st. east, near C st. north; side- walk, water, terraced and shade trees. 40c. B0x105 fe Ath wt east, between South Carolina STG. dU feet none swest vanis a ‘sotthwest comer ave, an: adat. Best corner between War deparunent’ and “Tats 177 18and 19, block 12, Meridian hil, on 18th cot 63, Lauier avenue, 1th stot extended, 30c. mhl-oi EAOUE Pet Ee. SALE —LOT 50x270, PARK 8T.. MOUNT Totron bel ws, near4th st, sonth front, 18ypx152 i on Lest. .e., near 4th st. sou toali TRANDEK & ST, marge cis 1410 New York JPR SALE-THE GHOICE OF WHITNEY CLOSE Fa C.HILL, comer Sth and Fate. 128-60" RR SALE-WE CAN OFFER A NUMBER OF choice Lota in Wiituey Close ata very geal O ‘vauce. AP. ae & Ce ‘FOR SALE-THE CHOICE Eilows, vy'sc. HILL, FusAES ues , offer Wanted. daw. f28-OF Foe, BALE _coLumatA | HEIGHTS, 30 CHOICE lor sale, prices ranging frou: 2 to 40e. ME PLEASANT, 20 very desirable lots for sale, Prices 12% to 30c. Terms nie a aS ono. a icnaraa ines Sg handeome dwellings, Prices 81.65 to $2 per foot. 6.0. HILL. Cor.dih and F £2461 1 SALE—THE VERY<VALUABLE Bi te commer of 9th and D sts. known as ; 100 feet on 9th st. and 100 feet on D at, with a Jotin rear of D st.. containing 650 feet. We. offer foraale in connection with above ull the property on Db st, east of the copie running to 8th st.; these Bippertios embrace all the front ou D st, from bth to sts, Apply to A. S. PRATT & BON! eal Estate and Insurance Avent office 420 9th at., 2d floor, Hill snd College grounds and 14th ean ‘hear th ear, Jd and Hats. 2.6, Owner, 1410 New York ave. 8. 0. #1 _£28-6t° Real Estate, 8th aad Fe FoR SALES LOTS ON BST. RET. 157H AND grap tacant gtouidon tig toe “Brie SLAP BHLMANN 08 F ot we “£28-31 1K SALE—ON 10TH ST. EXTENDED, 30,000 FT. at 26c. for a few days only. GEO. W. LINKINS, street nw. E. 29th and f street 1 B, eae 0 8T. NW. LOT 92 BY 115, TO & 30-foot alley: suitable forfour houses; cheap. See a Se ie eae VOR SALE_SOME OF THE FINEST &) Became stow tn aDlock ‘cheap for ca Oc. ® beatiful lots on the front Bat oF Soe.’ GEO. W. LINKING, 19th and ats FOE SALE TWO LOTS on con ‘Ons Jot on Corcoran st. near 16th, ‘on Corcoran st, near ‘One lot on East Capitol'st., near 3d. ‘Two lots on 10th st., near'H ne. Four lots cor. 8th and F ne. Eighteen lots car. 14th and E s.c, Five lotaon Oth. near Saas Ate. pe MES W. TYLER, 26 __920 Fu nw. second Heo. RB SALE—LOTS—I HAVE A BLOCK OF GROUND Fess cradea, 100x100, at 2s sta nw. JNO. A Biescore: St _ faba 1416 F st. how. {OR SALE—LOTS—I HAVE AB OFG D 145x110, at the ge. corner of s224 gan be improved with houses. that wil Feulily with largeprost. "JNO. A. PuESCOT ES ON ih; one egal ote, at it NEAR 2 lots, Howard Baie Rustne, $1 3 ie ber ee a, 8 iota 5 s Cor. lots 8.6, 68x75 (on D st) —— ‘40 6 F at. nw. ted for sinsle resi 1 : rs abe whoie, for block of houses that will rent 6 Faaily with ate prof, JNO. A. PuECOTE 3 igie R02 SALE FINE Lor ON NST. BETWEEN Cor it ave, 2346x110 feet: fronts and fee ues’ ‘on it renting for 810 at reasonable Ayuee TYLER & RUTHERFORD, 126 F st. nw. FOE SALETA GENUINE BARGAIN IN D- ing lots. 12 lots for $3,500. When improved. it bis it cant cos ions 25" Pee Sena Me Dene CORNER IOT 280 : wi be wid cheep. MCA PLRKRI, 1410 8 ot now. BALE—ONE OF THE MOST DESIRABLE ‘Comer Late on Iti at, Columbia Heigees TOO tier $P.AsD and 160m Keneadw, ouly Ge. per foot which rs cla * w. 8 BALE—BARGAING IN EAST WASHINGTON— Ne offer at low prices: . 55. whole suuare, whole 4 el ie "i half, seen in grep Baieh Pe aE ht | WOK SALE—“CHAMPION COUGH CURE” IS-THE for Coughe and Colds; uiseturers, THE SAM'L Bi S10 St. Paul st, Balthinare, Md, ik SALE—STUCK ON A LOT LAP ROBES ANI ~ Covers—Now selling $2.00 J rooms, op L st. bet. 18th 16 rooms, om 1th, above Lowa circle. ‘rows, Kinguiat Place... { footue Pere Place bot il id th ae 0 ins, QQ st., bet. 4th and Sth uw and Uwelling. 1 ‘bare, Sis ried and Domestic Caen FRED. bet oth’ and 6th. u'r Fenaiow of 10,500 Also. Repevived and auiinpr the city. Apply to Se ~~ Lassers Loax Orrice No. 361 Peunaylvanis avenue northwest. Money jLoaned on Gold and Silver We and Gerstienan's Weert Apparel SLD GOLD“AND sist Fu AND WINTER, '86 AND '87. 1k SALE SPECIAL BARGAINS— 1 Houses on A stn. @; all modern jreaents 10 per cout investanent Place bet 133th & 14th st1.85,000 Toom kinek Wallach bat TOT, SOUTH FRONT, NEAR r atid 3 ‘20x75 to ave, near Dupont Circle, ‘ave, mear Dupont Circle, Dupont Cirele, 20x90 . SA, bose Coumecticut sve. 0x00 3 HOt Y st Bese 148th, 17270 to alley. i: 3 Of i Becca oe Cees, bp a : - § ry x7 t alley. ‘Apply CE Ly, G03 14th ot, nw. NOR’ iN COR ‘SALE—V, Tabet Telegrams to The Sia. THE WASHINGTON WING OF THE REPUBLICAN PARTY, Members of the Ohio Legislature Im- clined to Resist Interference From ‘Washington, Special Dispatch to Tax Evexrva STAR. Couvusvs, Om10, March 2—The Washington ‘Wing of the republican party are most industrious tn thelr efforts to inject the presidential question as well as the party's candidate into the Ohiocam- paign this year. A number of the gentlemen en- gaged in the work of organizing the state for Mr. Sherman have written letters to members of the general assembly urging the necessity of 8 com- plete and thorough organization by the friends of the Senator, It is understood that Congressman ‘Thompson is at the head of the Sherman bureau, Dut others are doing their level best in the same direction. A Senator that received one of these letters remarked that he could not see any neces- sity for the Congressmen to assume the responai- bility of Mr. Sherman’s success or to continue in their ears what their duties were. Obio, oad "tie igentieman, will undoubtedty give Mr. Sherman # solid delegation to tne next convention, ‘unless his prof friends presume too much the rights of republicans to have views of the wise men at Washitgton were ‘man Roepe ok tease at (ae Dring to the front another cahdidate for on the republican ticket, in the hope that ‘ht be weakened and’ a, similar to that h surrounded Sherman in 1880 be removed. tion of would be dangerous, but the course now being pursued by alleged leaders potntein that ———— THE DRUNK LASTED TWO DAYS. ‘What Young Hittson Says of the Spree During which “Minnie” Married Him, New York. March 2.—The suit of the woman Who calls herself Mary, Kitson against Hercules L, Kitson for divorce was continued to-day in the Supreme court. Commodore Kitison was there with his son, the defendant. Young Kitson was PUL on the stand, and testitied that he Lrst became acquainted with the plainuff in the fall of 1883, bethg introduced to hdr by spliigne at her hemes, He would be 21 years of next July. Subse- quently he met her at the Fitth Avenue theater, and he again saw her, three days later, at her house. He had four or dve drinks of beer, whisky, brandy and wine. Mr. Spillane showed him anew Watch, and this woman said that she gave it to him for a present. Witness went with her to the theater afterwards, tnd visited: Seicon pn 15th ‘street, where he had nine or ten drinks of r. Later still witness met her at the races. He never wanted her to marry him while at the 14th street saloon, where he went with her several times. He never suggested that Coffey, the saloon keeper, should stand up with him. On April 24, 1885, while witness was stopping at a ‘hotel, Spillane asked him to take a walk. They did so, and going down town Spillane said: “Let us go to Minule’s.” Witness said no, but Spillane insisted and they went over. ‘They saw her and afterwards went to Koster & Bial’s and some other garden. They had rour or five bottles of wine and champagne. " Afterwards they went to Minnie’s house and then had more drinks. Witness be- Heved that he stayed there membered nothing that was very drunk even when he returned to the Windsor hotel the next day. Witness was not in a condition wo know what he was doing on the night before. Suicide in Baltimore, A YOUNG CIVIL ENGINEER, GRANDSON OF DR. MARION SIMS, KILLS UIMSELF IN BALTIMORE. BALTIMous, March 2.—Addis Emmett Carr, aged twenty-tive, a clvil engineer, died trdm the effect of sulphuric acid, which he swallowed last night with suicidal intént. He was a native of Long Island, a grandson of Dr. Marion Sims, of New York, dnd a connection of Hon, David Dudley Field, No cause has been assigned for his self-de- struction. —— SS A Big Colliery to be Reopened. Mount Carmet, Pa. March 2.—The Mount Carmel shaft colliery will resume work to-morrow after nine months’ idleness. In place of the Wooden breaker destroyed by fire the it tron breaker In the region has been et ‘The colliery gives employment to nearly a thousand namie, ———— ‘The B. and 0. Get an Injunction. FIGHTING FOR THE ONIO AND MISSISSIPPI EXPRESS BUSINESS. Crxcmxam, March 2.—The Baltimore and Ohio company applied to Judge of the Unilted Stutes court, for an injunction restraining the Ohio and Mississippi company trom interfering with the transactions of the plaintiff's express business over Che Ohio and Mississippi line, which was granted until the matter can be heard on the ith instant. The injunction, however, was 80 modified by Judge Sage upon ‘application of the Adams Express company to-day that it shall Inno way affect the arrangements between it and the Obio and Mississippi company, and the Adams Ex- press will continue its business on the line. ee gee Fighting Fire With Snow. Derrorr, March 2,—A special from srg Mich., say’: ‘Ihe oval Wood dish factory burn last night, the engine room and saw-miil depart ment only being saved. Snow was used to fight ‘the fire, water having given out. One hundred and fifty hands are thrown out of employment, ea eager oe The New Trotting Association, Dereoir, Micu., March 2.—A large number of ‘trotting men are'in the city for the organizauion of the new assoctaiion, and it 1s claimed that at ‘the start there will be a Prsoetetenl s of at least 60 associations. The bill tacorporatl jug the new or- ganization passed the legislature yesterday. Soeegee FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. ame rou NOW XOTK Stock Market, following are the opening and i p.m. prices of the New York Stock Marke ported special Wire to HH. Dodge, 580 Toth aire nt OY 1 ve Wtich. ‘Ter. Yo) Sty St Paul, se) 7%: Do. ¥e |. Don pre HY. stPk Dal Tl, | Do. Lake Mich: Ga i. Cent MET. Mo. Pac. hor'108 N.Y aN BOs | G1ie Wad. Pac. Rx : Washington Stock Exchange. The following changes from yesterday's g Psair senor eae U. 8. 4366, rewintered, Tear, 10a. 109% asked. U. 8. “48, conpons, 128% bid, T283¢ asked. U. 8B. 4s, 2 D.C. re on i3z 1. BALTIMORE, Mp. March » solidated, 485; do. texi-forties, Tia to-day. BALTIMORE, 3 quiet—imddling, Quiet_Howard. street 3 B.25a8 76; city “Milfs ash Hibs peas Besa ve 3.45; quiet and about quiet, 1.23 quietcotton, 3-164; ‘Bales—wheat, 418,2 itanee ae mission into this country of fifty Chassepot Bie cottinall Fae tart of State, ins lteor to Une ry ‘on ots ‘eaauty dep oR to arma militar ‘within ene au uneane tao Gai ares Hector’ at New York has been fastrustad aoc MARK IMPUTED TO MR. RANDALL. In some remarks on the condition of the appro- Priation bills in the House Monday, Mr. Randall $s quoted as saying that the Senate added halt a million dollars to the District Dill for streets, etc. ‘This statement is anything but satistactory to ‘a8r on one of them reporter on, the subject, a Hon all told to the bill, and that of iBinsum ony att $140,000 was for streets; suatenes ey re ‘Was for additional school accommodat which the District le are clamorous. The HI g members of the Senate appropriat feel sure that all their amendments Will stand the test of time and experience. ‘THE INCREASE FOR SCHOOLS AND STREETS NOT YRT THERE WAS ANOTHER CONFERENCE ‘St one o'clock, the members generally feeling that ‘an agreement was doubtful, The Senate conferees are standing firmly by their first position, The House conferees will not yield. If an agreement Ratior wil be reported buck to the House 1 ure ther instructions, A DIBAGREEMENT, ‘The conferees fnally decided to report a disa- greement on the Senate amendments to increase the appropriation for public schools, to increase the ion for streets, and, appropriating ‘$85,000 for an ice-boat in the Potomac. - Won tothe public schools the Senate conferees offered to hae Ace by striking out the clause authorizing the sale of certain property and inserting the appropriation $100,000 for the erection schools instead, but the House conferees rejected that. In Telation to the streets the Senate conferees offered tocompromise on the amount, for the improve- iment of streets in the city, but insist on retaining thelr appropriation for the improvement of su- Durban streets and roads, The House conferees rejected that also. ‘The Senate conferees held that the people outside of the city are entitled to some Denelit now in the way of improved streets; that they have been paying taxes all along for the improvement of streets in the city, and complain that their streets and_roads are left ina bad condition, ‘The District Commissioners sustain the Senate confereesin the position they take in regard to the suburban streets and roads, A new conference will be ordered on the atnend- ments disagreed on, ——— _s99—___ District Deficiencics. ‘THE DISTRICT COMMISSIONERS CALL CHAIRMAN ALLI- SON'S ATTENTION TO OMISSIONS IN THE PENDING BILL. ‘The District Commissioners to-day wrote to Mr. Allison, chairman of the Senate appropriations committee, calling attention to changes and omis- sions in the detictency appropriation bill from the estimates for deficiencies for the current fiscal Year and for prior ycars submitted by the Com- missioners. The Commissioners submit also a new estimate of $200 to pay the recorder of deeds tor daily transfers for the use of the tax office. The bill as the Commissioners say, provides for $1, for repairs to market houses." 1t is be- Meved, however, that there will be required in ad- ition'to the foregoing sum, for fuel, ve, gas, re- pairs, &€., tomeet current expenses tothe close of fiscal year at least $2,000, making in ull $3,000. ‘Six hundred dollars are required to pay the ‘cost Of printing checks ut the bureau of engraving and printing. “ Various “other miscellaneous items, making a delicit in the aggregate of $936.50, are submitted. The sum of $151.31 is needed wo’ pay expenses in the engineer's olive, ‘The items of $003.66 and $1,615.34, to pay the Washington Gas- light company for the erection of street lamps in 1884 and 1885, have been omitted from the Dill. Many other items of small amounts due to the manshal and others are included in the letter. piigeal Sal ocgaae No Extra Session, ANOTHER QUESTION OUT OF THE WAY. ‘The agreement on the fishery bill removes another question that threatened an extra ses- ston. Mr, Edmunds’ determination to retard the work on the appropriation bills was supposed to be b Use he rnueed to force action on this bill. Now that itis out of the way it 1s thought tbat he will offer no further obstruction. ee ‘The Diplomatic Bill, AN AGREEMENT REACHED IN COXPRRENCE. ‘The diplomatic and consular appropriation bill has been agreed upon in conference. The result of the conference 1s as follows: The Senate amendment reducing below the figure fixed by the House the salary of the in- verpreter at Constantnople 1s stricken out. To the consular list is added, under ciass 6, Mabe (Seychelles). Twenty-four consuls now a by fees ‘are appropriated tor by _ fixed salaries amounting tW $45,000. The fees collected Jasb year by these consuls amounted to $2,701, of Which they retained under the law a’ sum larger than the salaries established by the bill. An in- creawe of $10,000 18 tuade in the appropriation Yor clerks at consulates, so as to provide for thirteen additional clerks. Appropriations amounting Wo $16,000 are inade for the Hayter and Venezuelan commissions, which were not included in the House Dill. A sec- retary of legation and consul general to Corea 1s provided at $1,500, and the consul at Antwerp 1s transferred irom class 4 to class 2 In other respects the Dill 1s simllar to the current .W. oo ‘The Newly Nominated Recorder. Mr. Trotter, who has been nominated to succeed Recorder Matthews, and who arrived in the city to-day, is a man of good appearance, of light com- plexion, like Mr. Matthews, and wears a mous- tache, the rest of his face belng shaven clean. Mr. ‘Trotter had not visited the White House up toa late hour to-day. Interior Department Changes. ‘The following official changes have been made in the Department of the Interior: Patent office—Appoinuments; Mra. Mary T. Kelley, of Indiana; Jefferson §. Rusk, of Mary- land, and Thomas’ R. Sheppard, of Ohio, as copy- ists, at $900, under civil service rules. y ch Rican Ax INDIAN TRIBE WisutNo 70 EwrGraTe.—The ‘Attorney General has made a response to an in- quiry from the Secretary of the Interior, asking whether @ body of about 1,000 Indians, who are natives of and residents within the limits of British caume, who have attained an advanced state of civilization, are self-supporting, and are organized into a community, can go into Alaska as emigrants and then secure such rights as are ac- ied to the residents of that territory who are not residents. Also whether it woula be com] tent for the President to set aside as a reservation for such colony reasonable portion of unoccu- pet land. The Attorney General states that the ey ot ful individual Indians who have ved tribal relations 1s not prohibited by statute, and {8 not inconsistent with the policy of yur government. But such privileges 1s not ac- Corded toa tribe born and residing outside Of this country. ‘TREASURER JORDON was at the White House twice to-day, at the request of the President. His visits were a subject of speculation, and it was gener- ally supposed they had some connection with the President's action on the trade dollar bill. The constitutional imitation of the bill expires to- morrow. MARYLAND AND VirgINta Post OFFices.—W. E. Boteler has been appointed fourth class post- Toaster at Hanoverville, Howard county, Md., and Baward Sollus at Solius, Calvert county, Md. ‘William ¥. Sutherland has been appointed at Colly, Dickingon county, Va., and J. H. Bordwine ‘at Greendale, Washington county, Md. PERSONAL.—Hon. Geo. E. Boorden, of Virginia, Hon. Wm. Lawrence, of Ohio, C. B. Pearce, J. M. Otter, and Col. R. B. Haight, of New York, are at the Ebbitt.—G. 8, Young, of East Veronica, N.Y. G. R. Knox, of Nashville, G. Jones, of Atlanta, H. H. Bayard, of Franklin, Va., T. W. Clark, of orth and J. B. Smith, of Missouri, are at the itan.—Etna Smith, of Nokesvil Va., A. W. More, John P, Curtis, 8. A. Welch H, B. Whitney, ‘or New York, C. M. Watson, of B. Don, of Massachusetts, and’ H. EB 0! Bt Qld, "are at the National. Rev. John P. Newman Vi ington, was registered in New York last night.—Mr. C. B. Lapham of New York, a son of ex-Senator ham is in the city.—s C. Sherwood, ‘Wellman and C.F. ‘Lap! Alex. Brandon, F. L. Hofman, jr Gt New x and Paul 4” nabin‘ot cies Brinton of icigo, J.P. in and John M. Brainard of Auburn, Phil are at _—D. B. Hart of New York, John Cadwalader, &. & Parvin and Morton P. Henry Of Philadelphia, 'G. G. Frelinghuysen of Newark, ‘N. J. andR. G. Shaw of Boston, are at Wormley’s =D. Pritchard and R,'T. Haskins of New York, ‘Wim. 8. McGowan of and Wim, H. ‘Travers iti eee SS was 7m falter Howe, A-d. Le Jambre, W. Snyder of New York, L. Panadsipnine oer ae ae oa amnes: B. Revere Haw of HF = Hl Bie FS Fs Es il : Riggs A He Schuyler, Kev. Geo. Padington ad SE” Sew Yor of Barnard oN, ot and 8 Fort Wayne, are are Pouce Snell. Cours—Judge Cunningham, assault; or 5b nee oy ‘he peace. threats; do, Chas, Hague, do. Hedntond, do.; da, John, ‘Simms, do, ‘the sum of $1 or 15 days in jail : ale. Range ‘Taxamouerss.—The following m, 2; 7 Sem tas ante mii, 64; THE TEXAS INVESTIGATION, Testimony Before the Senate 7 Come being driven way. He also swore that Schutze and Hackworth told him (witness) that they Wanted to leave the county to engage in business elsewhere; that they were not compelied to leave. Col Giadings, ex-member of Congress, a citizen of Brenham, Texas, testified that the killing of Bolton at a polling place created great excitement; unt after he came h first given before the Senate comm Ington county there had never circulated that Bolton went to raid asitwas the belief that that gone for the peo} 5 © _memorialists as “republicans for only,” and said that after they were aturally wanted to leave. "ite did wot Waller ‘they were forced to leave. ———— +2 —_____ AMUSEMENTS, BERxnanpr’s REarreal tant a theatrical event as the Sarah Bernhardt to the American could not fall to ied her ap tinction, fashion culture, and the which gathered at the National theater last tative Ff the official naturally contributing sn. unusually tan gent. A more popular come than that which she receiv hand-clapping on her first entrance was it was general t spontaniety and gen picion. AS Mme. Bernhardt threw aside the rich fur-trimmed wrap which env and the light fell full uj all that the years whic! former appearance here had dealt most It Was remarked on all han face seemed fuller and her appearance altogether more vigorous than on her privious visit, and in her Dearing there Was no trace of the exhausting ef- fects of the long and trying ratiroad journey from. Mexico she had just completed, wo say her extended tour in South America, It is cult to write with due appreciation of Mme. Bern- hardt’s wondertul work in the roie of juality of it Js $0 exquisite, Tetined, the touches are Lald on $0 delicately and with such Metssonler-like nicety, that one scarcely discovers the steadily intensify- Ang effectiveness of 1t until the Muishing stroke 13 given and the portraiture stands a revelation in rer. One cannot. Tully by closely watching its devel it ive action of tbe jemonstrative wel- ed,but though the g hout the house, it her tall igure, yn her, it was eVident to have intervened since her g0 subdued ani through the steadily pt lay. Every moveueni is a study, yet so much an Part of the completed lineation that to let the attention wander but a sometbing that cannot well be made up. The sad and fateful advancement to- wards | Marguerite’ integral and essential moment 18 to miss. destiny,and the ning interest, of the ‘story are con- veyed with a skill and power that show, perhaps, better completeness and grasp of Mine. Bernbardt’s art, Frou act to act close observation reveals the slow Dut unfalteriug change not alone in the tone of the lines given W afarguerite, but in the manner and i of the Woman ‘and the very she creates about her. In a word, wrdt's erguerite 1s an example of the highest and Tarest dramatic ar a creation distinet and individual trom tirst to last, 3o natural, so utterly devoid of the theatrical exaggeration 1 tone and gesture to Which we are unhappily Unat there Is danger of ignoring its exquisitely fine lines; and yet itis (ull of ueep feeling anda, ing, fascinating power tual are ifresistible when the’ crisis demands their exercise, ‘The curtain Was rung up last night after every act to allow Mine. Bernuardt to respond to the after the third an c with beauuful Jeauing role was uot lacking in the remainder of the personages. This subdued tone, indeed, filled the Whole performance with a charm too seldom met with, “Mr. Garnier was an admirable A Strong and unalfected and (a Very rare quality in deed) capable of expressing tenderness without a trace of inawkishness. sur, Frazier’s MM. Duval, Mr. Berthler as De Gray, Mime. Renard as Pru> Mune. Lucroix as Nanine and Mr. Angelo as De Vareite also merit mention, This evening “Fedora” will be given. ‘THe FLORENceS Will appear at the National the. eek in “Phe slighty Dollar,” “Dombey 3 a new play'called “The Filrt” ahd “*licket of Leave.” ‘The sale of seats begins tu-inorrow. ——»—__ A Thousand Dollar» Worth of Liquor ‘TWO COLORED MEN CHANGED WITH THE THEFT. Mr. Louis Spanier, the Uquor merchant, broke up business some months ago and paid a vialt to Europe, leaving some valuable old wines and whisky stored in his carriage house in rear of No. 1215 N street northwest. Two weeks ago he re- turned and discovered that about $1,000 Uquors had been stolen. ‘The ted to the and yesterday William Gassa- way, colored, and Robert. McChesney, white, who had Charge of stables in the same neigh! cha whisky, worth roe ‘and they pleaded ‘The court heard the testimony of a number of Witnesses and held Gassaway for the action of the grand jury. ‘The charge against McChesney was dismissed. ‘Transfers of Real Estate. Deeds in fee have been filed as follows: G.C. Boden to €, B. Church, interest In estate; $—W, C, Hill runan, lots 1, 2 and 29, bik. 10, Meridian ‘W. Mayst to K. B, $3,100. E. J, Hill to W, H. McNiel, sub 68,5q. 3 J. H. Gray to S.J, Wallace, P.H. Christman to M. 1 350. W. Mayse et al. to rd, Pi. 14, sq. 763; $—. trick, 10t 9, 8q. trustee, W. 36 1, 89. 734 Elizabeth C. Gesstor to Charles Gessford, pt. do., o.; §—. D, MeGuire, sip lot 43, sq.'155; H. Warder to F. i. Lane, lot close; $1,393.42, lot 4, bik. 6, i do; Same aker to 6. C. Greeny trustee, 2 acres and oo maker to 0, C. 2 res perches pt. addition to Rock of Dumbarton; 120, 0. C. Green to R. H. Gol same property; $9,405. Dorse rough, N. W. Bowe and John A. eo to Julius Lansbargh, wn Ana tasia Patten and John Ee Beall. part o of Terra Firma; $— ‘e 3, lot GB, Block 30, Long Meadows; $600, ott to S. Domer, part R. Elliot et al, trust Jot 23, Sq. 101; $2,600. Baker, west halt 5q. 914 Davis, lot 48, 5q. 363; . D. Bel Pet Warder, lots 10 and 1 Same to Adel reRFR of The High! Kervand to W. F. Prospect; $—._ P. H. Cof 1,900. Emily N. Ine L, Arnéy, lot &, do., do. $1,000. Anna McEwen to & A. Hammond, iot F ‘Bq. 28; $6,000. ———— District Government Affairs, ‘A PROPOSITION TO COMPROMISE. Hunton and Chandler, attorneys for J. H. and B. itted @ proposition to the District Commissioners to compromise and settle wing and contemplated against growing ou © District and K. Johnson, has sul contracts made between said parties about certain wharf interests on the Potomac front. FIRES IN FEBRUARY. A Crush at the White Teception this afternoon owing to the ot @ large number of excursionists. Presi. ‘of murder im the second Tu was and the woman was for sentence, She ‘Will be imprisoned for lite. ———— ™= N. J., March 2.—The republicans have gone Into caucus and are to agree on a ‘to support in the Killed yer. ‘THE SLAYER OF 4 HOME DESTROYER BROUGHT INTO mon ‘Much interest centers in (he trial of Daniel Mon- shan for the killing of Patrick Garvey, which was begun in Binghampton, N. Y., Monday, im the presence of a lange body of spectators, and is #ulll in progress. An extra panel of one hundred jurors: ‘was commenced a week , and the selection of ‘the twelve from that numt ‘who are to pase upon Ube guilt or innocence of the defendant was com. menced Monday soon after the opening of court, A jury was secured before court adjourned. Deas emmnecenes ea cae, tp, os ow SSeS a a a ing yous in which they lived. About a oar before the homi- cide a young man named Patric al the saloon of Monahan, and t on with tr eee : Seg soon fell in love with hum, 7 Ant. macy sprang up between thei, and Garvey be- came a frequent visitor at her home tn the absence | Of Monahan, who was not long in suspecting Chat improper relations existed beuwcen Lhe paig, and openly accused his wile, In reply” she declared = Uhat- a fy oo mae ae: oe ro id's > ees. would go with Garvey as much as she Monahan Uried to persuade his wife to abandon her course aud not dingrace thelr litde daughters, Dut bis pleadings were disregarded and she eon- Unued Wo meet Garvey, not only at her heme, but at various places'in the city. Monahan at last told his wife Uhat if she did uot cease to ac- cept the attentions of Garvey he would shoot un. She bought a revolver and gave it Ww Gar- vey, telling him Uhat her husband hud threatened War in a University. COLORED STUDENTS AT SWORDS’ POINTS WITH THEIR PRESIDENT. One hundred and seventeen students of Roger Williams univendty, an institution situated pear Nashville, Tenn., thd under the management of the American Baptist Home Mission society, asked the faculty to grant them an honorable dismissal except this: I have authority from N fam presigcut of this institution, the lar work of the oo whether tne susdeeks come in cx got. 3 ts ceety Students say they will not return to study under Dr. Stifler. and Dr. Suifler says he ts there to say. ‘while in aympathy with te body of udeutay ses y ans not taking any active because they would RX-TREASUKER BERCKENKIDGE CONFESS TO A LARGE SHORTAGE IN HIB 40COCNTS. A special from Louisville says: Judge Robert J. Breckenridge, ex-treasurer of ube Supreme Lodge of the Knights of Honor, acknowledged Tuesday in open court & shortage of $25,190 in bis ac- counts with the onder, His bondsmen paid $22,500 and Breckenridge will pay §2,600. Breck- just Of age. Young wad Ube ice Mey tn en a Be months he began to frequent gail bouses, Pied apatite Blas os ge Wass see =2 ef ai Ranta Haan aa eg pay over the money. Brecken! Paid ail that be admitted to be in his hands, but there was a dis- crepancy of $3,000 between his Ngures and those of the supreme Tecorder, and for Unis the sult set Ued by Tuesday's confession was brouguit, Breck- enridge admitted Unut bis books were wrong, and could not explain numerous erasures. ‘There is ——s — Ausailing a Woman’s Character. SIXTEEN BROOKLYN FAMILIES WARNED AGAINGT HER ‘upward of $100,000, but half of this was offset by made out of country which Shorted pork after it got up Logie Pulser sie Lo have up $20,000 with a count Ob & freeze gut on 200 barrels uf pork. The price went up ‘that dollir in less than two days, aud the buck shop ian gol the countryman’s money. ‘There were numerous lesser tnckients, One darky gambler named ‘Scott pulled $35,000. out uf the Amperial when the price yesterday was $9, Abouer nawed srwin, whove im sight at that were doubie wu, Was wiped out an instant later when the drup afer tt openitg on ‘change to-day thre was so ‘on was no trade ae ‘acc "te cle was a $18,075 for May, Une wil ve ete Seca Sarees Were supposed to be tur bucket shops that had how begun to hedge, ‘The gossip was nat the Cincinnati clique ad Uied to form a coalition With the other cliques Which are long on W1 WiLb @ proviau thal the whole spec ‘over 520,000 busbels of w and Uuey caused Ube early strengun, but the very Warm Weather and the protise of’ stil Warmer weather made sellers of everybudy except ‘the ciigue, Doc. WiLson SICK, BUT wiTa Lory or MonEY.— “Doc.” Wilson lies very sick with beart trouble ‘Ab Motel Dorrence, In Providence, k. 1. He Was suddenly taken ill While on Ube strect, “He occu. ples two rooms, splendidly Turnisied, in Ue hovel, and has two doctors and (wo nurses in attendance, A cased comes. ig yn and ‘Which he receives $1. “Doe.” has plenty of money, and always produces a ruil of bills when called upon Uo seule. It isa mystery toall where be gels It, Providence people do not hesitate to say at Moen Luay be rts will to. AL UL Would do ‘Bo good to give'the names of thowe to whom tie letters were sen! 48 for the contents of ‘the Iwas sitting with a police official at his office, and we were discussing some fantastic story, ‘when an employe came in and sat down beside us, Jeaning with his elbows on the table. I looked up to him, “You have ten to make the =e Sen nares ee eee oer ri a & i 5 ; 2 Fl +; g 4 H sgepreaye tht jie i ie 1 a malt g 4 i REP EETEE = Har i Lee rite Bt ne e it th Hl ial if ie il i i iG i & ak GERRREE a , f i ex Went pa with thelr a i i lit een he domes roe : P i i ut the vegetable I was awakened Uy the | 11,15 KEEGAN, On Wednesday morn! sfciratheria EDDite pon of Michoel ‘The resolution to subinita woman suffrage sition Wo Lie voters Was passed 23 Wo 8 by ‘Rhode Island senate yesterday. The suit of the Supreme Lodge, Knights of Houor of Kentucky, against Kobert y. Breckeu- Fide 10F dciiciency A Ls wecvuntas has bea setited by a Judgment of $25,000 being eutered against lian,” ~ bd Sertous Cold. Tuts old curative wilt give tree ex ciration, and soreiieve the lungsot ube When clogs thet; 1 Will allay the Intlamiaacton Which attacks Ube mucus membrane uf Ue Throat, and Lungs, and thus remove the irritation which So alarms and distresges; It heals the parts, and alds Une system Lo shake off the effects of such attacks, IU is an old famihar mediaine fur all Pu Pieurisy, and equally serviceable in Bronchitis or any Throat-all, If in need of such a remedy—gee it—and do not be put of with anything else, MARRIED. SHARP. On Tuesday, March Ist, 1887, at ge raeoest ‘the bride's mother, by the’ Kev. Mr. Of the Taberuscie, WM. 8. WHITE to CLAMA Codsnehter ‘of the Late J x both of Waal joweph Kk. Sharp, a ington. No ape. COL ately om Nanalay sacentas: Wants MAN. Si ly ou Ts 1:49 o'clock, of apoplexy of the heart, MLL COLMAN, iy bis td year. Gi Thi at dence, BON 10th wt te we Ne a GERALD. On March 1, 1887, THOMAS FEZSLEALD, suddenly. after's abort and paint i ega, in the thirty -miuth year of lite aye. ‘Funeral Will take place from ik late residence, 637 ‘Oth st. we..on Thursday, at 3:30 pan, Cg ey a ve, Deloved sou ‘of Bridget snd the late Sipe ity ate rar ‘riends and Telatives are respectful invited to ‘sttend bis fuperal trom bis late fed ‘The is a8 Safe gremue worsen, ou Thureday os March 2, 1887, ‘and Agnes i faced four yearw and four mouths, deuce 143 Ht street worhoast, Thursday altecsose ek Soedock.” Puneral strictly private. * _LEESBIO, 07 Mar nh ot Meme, Tem sixteontil yeur of his we, On March 1. 1887, KATTIE. Spain fs LAPUA S Loo cS ‘Little Kattie, can No more tay look of T'll soe ta "Taking of theo ens my laet ooo