Evening Star Newspaper, March 3, 1887, Page 4

LOCAL MENTIOD ‘The Weather. Indications for the °° hones comn For District arabia ty weather, colder, northeasterly w neing at p.m, Virgiuta, hur is. Tue NaTiowaL Casi ReoisteR Cowraxy of Dayton, Onin, has entered Suit in United States court against the Hopkins & Roblnson Manutae: turing Co. of Loulsvitie, Ky., for infringement and for air injunction. They have also entered sutt agalnst a pr min Cincinnatl, Ohio, for using one of th dobinson registers.” 1109 Pa. ave, jr. kid, ‘on boot, at Mrs W. Hi. Fine Porras. Kets Lapres, for Box tr ied, 7 ". - PAxET says: All goods at cost. ge the walnut marble-top chamber suit whtch We heave be Itnig at a cut price. Only four of them lett. one come qutek. W. H. Hone, $01 Market space. Skerke yourdrawer, desk and cupboard with harid corrugated key Ya FUSsELLs Ice Crea sand Ca = Wea, CO. 4) Homan art CITY AND DISTRICT. Amusements To-night. Nettoxat.—Eernhar ~oul-F TOU,” ALzatGns < Hamnss. KERNAN.“ Ad JAPANESE Vittact Doe Mesees.—L MaSassas Vasoraw o Brothers, Day and evening. wed Eocals. n erected at the corner hand N streets nortb- totic ry Point for tive George Leary, on Its trip to nday nigh hours, having ra! Mr. Martin Lehu fore the Stan: was delayet at Pt Hr and. of Balt ws Helation, *, lectured be- Sthestreet Hebrew evening, on “The Life and ‘Times ¢ afm Disraeli. Some ded elotning at t sidence of John Clark, No, 1453 1th street, taking fire about 8 @elock fast night from a coai eit alarm of fire.” Litt Yesterday J. i. Francis, of the Connecticut bar, } ‘was admitted to the bar of the bistrier. James Ko okt white man from Cumber- used an ap. damace was do: Iund, Ma, fe! Richt at the corner of Ist und B streets su injured is head. He was taken to the Eurrgeney hospital, J.T. Freeman has teen clecte-L engineer to bave charge of the survey and plans of haprovement of | Garrett park. J.C. Caldwell has resigned the management, of the winter race meetings, and J.T. Willams has assumed control Mr. Caldweil will leave New Orleans for Hot Springs Saturday, and thence he Comes to Washington. ‘The live stock and farmtns tmplements on Gov. Lee's farm in Fairfax county, Va., were sold at auction last Tuesday, the governor Having retired ‘from busines as a farmer. ‘Thomas L. McClelland a brother of D. H. Mec land, and weil known in this city died Inst at St. Louts where he had been en umber of Years in the newspaper bust Yesterday Was a busy day at the office of the recorder of deeds, no less than ‘Instruments being Med for record. Over half of these were Bled tm the lest two hours of the day and nearly | ail of the transfers were of suburban property. Deputy Marshal Gait statesthat he never offered to become Policeman Walker's bondsman, although he was suggested as such by the officer's counsel, Wm. C. Coston, for many years the messenger of the chief clera's omice, War department, is danger- ously sick. The American Afd assoctation, for the social, moral and intellectual traprovemen: of its mem bers and their pecuniary assistance In eases Of Si ss, accident of death, has fied @ certificate of | eperation. ‘The incorporators are Seth ©. HJ Budiong, H. 8. Moulton and -A irame house belonging to M. L. $. Chapman of tis city, situated just this side of Hock ville destroyed by fim this morning. } At a meeting of Federal Loic, Knizhtsof Honor, | Jast evening, Louts Melins was elected vice dictator | and Wesley’ M. Stoner sent elections | Were to fil! vacancies, | William Ferguson, George Jackson and Waiter | lass, colored bors, were cach lined $ by Jud: Snell toviay for robbing George Banks, anot Bmail colored bug, of $1. ComplIaint of Breach of Contract. To the Histor of THe Evexixa Stun agement for Sarah Bernuardt’scompany, | ertising about two Werks their ad Bale for seasor Uckets, stated in the same advel Usement that she 4 appear in “Camille, “Fedora,” “Fr iaitre de Forges, heodora” and The manager 1s Teally, for the first » huis prot | tees, Dut when it x wo percorm. | ances, tastewd Ol ct his program by | BEounces | aesday i he public, who, on the | giving * strong sual Bernha: “Fedora” stre their seis $ Sarah Eerahard! in six < Deen fairiy treated, and have Tull execution of 1 act Mouey for the repe ght to demand & F a return of their SEASON TiexeTs. ws That Does Not Kill. Caterpitiar til + Editorof ‘Twn Evesine Sr. You: Se re een aie wees, SMereN tere na ER so that they might not go astray and for- Propriate axciek Yon “Trees and | ever bilyht thelr young lives.” “And this. brings 'Y gives di. | usto the question, What Is it that makes these shade hese dreadful ‘seariet women’ who go forth a some | en, Who are these } Miers the trees, | scrawl an ba to str ed tnt Robbed Her AUMESTED IN NOPOLE yere | Ss THE cane. | mse of Lunan forcing, i, wit bowngut back trou snd She contessed Was loeked up for a morrow, Wav THE Cask was i im the Po: tJ Keeper a in Sunday, 2 red & plea eed Chaat he w z inentioned two’ geatiewen were | and they Jane's barroou, eso had tes ndebanged tha ei £0 & Taiseliond, | a that he had been arrested f ent to jatl, but ta xpired. Witho Wstimony for the delense tbe court d ————— STOWN CATTLE MaKKET.—2S1 cattle on feet yesterday and all suid tas fol- Mt sold from ie. to Sc. per 1b.; good . per Ib.; wedium sold’ irom HOR Sold Trot 2c. to 3c. | ad atubson the market, aud fuows: Old sheep seid ‘trum bs ld lt ir abs Was brisk 5 to $50 ea Market Hacwixe 4 Mass Face Wr ease Gf Claxton Mason, U eutiing kaw fore pubis! the uit A Razon.—The hanged with “, red, as hereto. Tie STAR, Was called tor trial tn ay, ant EM. Hewlett, tor the With inteut b Ande ws te eich from thie ls ~Lay es Was play! sand Mason tay i Mason assaulted he case was | JEFFERSON Davis INvr Wasurscroy.—The vere SeULL ZOD niet | dcilied | Speed | at in ats pectal gues | SceNERY DesruoveD py Free. — Tht at TU O'clock an alarm ot fire Ww: t he stabies oc eek, tn the rear of street southwest, ba quan. aay, loss 13 put #00. Seas boat club last hight It was decided to ately repairing the boat house, put- Ww Thawte, aed get verything 1 lin mediate readiness for the opening of We season. (A nulubes of new members Were elected, BEART aT AvcTios.—Mr. Dowling will Sell this evening at his auction routs, at evlock, a law Horary aud & Jot of Valuable gor ernment documents, = ee LABOR CONSIGNMENT OF ASSORTED CROCKERY aT Avcues.— To-morrow, at 10 v'cluck, Thomas Dow. Ung Wil. seit at bts auction rooms w large consiga- IMeht of assorted crockery, Ww Which he invites the attention of the trade. : ee ‘Tug rage ot London and Paris at Kernan's— Adaniless Eden swarming with pretty Eves.—id- ——_+___ ‘Fours Bischof concert Thursday evening. * Law plain Quaker bonnet and dress. Sue 1s a small, In- Toliigebt appenring woman, apparently about sixty | Years of aye, and wears her gray hair in smooth ap-| | than four years, @ m a P. a td | of the Rock Creek Chureh road, and adjoins the Ing of the Washington Licht Infantty corps. lust higlit the restnation of Capt. M. B. Bauer as pay | master was accepted. Allison’ Nallor, Jr, was | Davis to accompany | p ikobert | -At a meeting of the | at i THE EVENING STAR:. WASHINGTON, D. C., THURSDAY, = . Y 3,°1887—WITH SUPPLEMENT. ‘THE CASE OF TROTTER. Reported Adversely to the Senate. ACTION EXPECTED TO BE TAKEN AT THE NEXT EXECUTIVE SESSION. In the secret session of the Senate yesterday afternoon the nomination of James M. Trotter for District recorder was reported adversely from the District committee. One objection carried con- | Sideration of the case over, but tt will be reached at the next executive session, which Will be held Some time to-day or to-night. Mr. James Monroe Trotter, the deputy recorder of deedsgand the nominee for the office of recorder, Temains In the city. Recorder Matthews appears to have taken}full charge of -him. Yesterday Mr. ‘Trotter was kept nearly all day in Mr. Matthew's Private office in the basement of the City Hall, the room formerly occupied by Mr. Ramsdell as regis- ter of wills, “All attempts of reporters togain ac- to the room were unavailing so far as the econcerned. ‘The door would be opeued a little way, Mr, Matthews’ face would ap- pear t the opening and Mr, Matthews would tn- fortn the reporters that Mr. Trotter had gone away and they would have to seé him at, his’ boarding honse or some other place. At the boarding house hamed nothing Was known of Mr. Trotter or his eabouts. A humber of colored men called at t times during the day, and cigar smoke # sonnd of Voices and mien laughter floated © through the open transom of the room in*o vaulted corridors, Now and then some person the Who came froma the room vouchsafed a litle infor to Mr. Trotter's personal appearance. Mr. Trotter was atthe city Hall again, but he ventured forth soon upon the public street. Attired neatly, with a stylish brown overcoat upon hus rather good fgure, he wandered away trom the city Hall, sauntering” past the Police Court and turning down Louisiana avenue towards7th street, It that a Stak reporter overtook him “Is this not Mr. Trotter?” Mr. Trotter Was evidently in sotue doubt whether tt was or not. ‘The question raised a metaphysical problem: Unat could not be answered on the instant, so after giving a sift glance at the reporter he giued his eyes upon Some point straight ahead and quick- ened his pace. The reporter dodged a barrel that stood In The Way, and quickening his own pace after giving Mr.Trotter, as he thought, time to come to a definite decison as to whether he was Mr. Trotter or some one else, remarked “Good morning, Mr. Trotter." Mr, Trotter forged ahead and the reporter was about conetuding that it was. Bot acase of inetaphysies, but a cold shoulder, When the lips of Mr. Trotter were opened, thougli his feet were not stayed, “Ido not want to seem. impolite,” Were the words that. were strewn along bis path, “Ido not intend to talk with you. want to be respecttal_to you, but Ihave nothing to say at all, and do not intend to say anything.” ‘Then he made a turn across Louislina avenue, leaving the reporter musing on the curb. The form ot Trotter with his stylish overcoat een to approach the Avenue, and soon he was lost to sight in the throng on that crowded thoroughtare, Still musing, IC 1s presumed, on the question: “Ani 1 Trotter, of am I not ‘The Columbia Club. SS 10 THE PEOPLE OF THE COUNTRY FRO- Tose. ‘The principal topte of discussion at the meeting of the Columbia demoeratte chub last evening Was the nomination of Trotter to be recorder of deeds, It was the wish of some that inmediate action be taken In this matter, but it was polnted out that no more could be Said or done on this subject than Was contained in the resolution adopted by the elub in regard to the Matthews nomination. It immediet® action was Wanted Uien the former resolutions might be readopted. A resolution Was offered “that the executive committee take Into considerstion the expedieney of preparing and Issuing an address to the people of the country In regard to the soiations of the principle of ‘home rate’ ta the District and report tat the next meeting.” jore this resolution was adopted spirited wes were made by Chartes S, Moor, Noble D. Larner, Wm, Dickson and others, ‘The Ihvaston of the rights uf the people of the District, as the lion of Ute President was termed, Ww ounced anil the faportance of some utterance by the club as the represy jemocratic sentiment Was pointed out There Was no dissenting voice, but all united In_ oppos to the course of’ the President, Aiter asston the resolution was adopte The es committee to which th hu tom Was referred is composed of the follow- lug: Noble D. Larner, M. 1. Weller, Henry Wise Tett, €. “A. Elliott and B. B. King. The next meeting’ wilt be Leld in two Weeks. ee A ‘Talk on Social Purity. A QUAKER LADY ADDEESSES AN AUDIENCE AT WESLEY ‘CHAPEL. About thirty middle-aged ladies, seven gentle- men and 2 few boys and girls constituted the au- dience which gathered at Wesley chapei last night to hear Mrs. Elizabeth L. Comstock’ lecture on “Social Purity,” under the auspices of the Women’s Christian Tetaperance union. Mrs. Comstock 13 a member of the Soctety of Friends, and affects the AN ADI Waves over a broad, intellectual forehead. Her volee is pleasant and engaging, and her quiet, compoved manner attracts the close attention of audience, irs. Comstock stepped forward with a small apblet In her hand. “The subject. of my lec- ture to-night,” said she “Is oné that Mes near to 1, for ttconcerns all that we hold the hearts of ts most dear on this éarth. But before continuing The discussion of the subject alluded to I woul Ll your attention to this little book ‘Prot ue Sop of David the King of Is ume she advised the mothers and nd teach to the “dear boys and eight, aud tay in Walt upon the streets and at the corners to entice and entrap our sons? ‘To Deiter illustrate, she told the sad Story of a young New England git! named Emily —. "The daugh- rot Wealthy and loving parents, she Was. stir- rounded by every comfort and luxury. She be. came tl, Her father sent for the family physician Dut Le Was absent. However, his partner, a young taan, r datd undertook to cure ‘the girl | stole her heart and ina few months | lage people knew that she had left he Song doctor, | Ske went With hia jie Hved In a fashiionab br four months SI ern id in a pathetic manner —how the girl died, in less | s3of human putretaction and the sad story 3 nt wisduln by the ter ¥ “I could tell you of many to tits,” conelided Mrs. Comstock. | aah In this city Who 1s idolized | asashining light, but I found ims in a western city’ One in tik dalen hospital and. the other in a poorhou The women of the W. C. T. U. and the White 38 Assos ttl iy propose to go into the 50 search for und rescue nt they intend keeping track at men de- sisters and, daughters and infest these iniquity, and ff they flud thelr names pub- lslied in Uke newspapers some day, it will cause the cessation of this horrible state of things.” _ Tate OF poor ut his vi = An Important Real Estate Purchase, An uuportant transaction has been made by a uicate represented by B. H. Warder, B. i. War- her and M. M. Parker in the purchase of the estate known as “Petworth,” formerly the country seat of the late B. Ogle Tayloe. The tract contains 205 acres and Hes east of the 7th-street road and north Soldiers’ home grounds, ‘The property was pur- nased from the hetrs of Mr. Taylos, who. are Geo. B. Warren and John W. Paine, of Troy, N.Y. The former disposed of bls half lntirest in the property to the syndicate, recelving more than $1,100 per Mr. Paiue will retain bis interest, and, sented by Mr. Warner, will unite with the syn n subdividing and’ placing his property on It 1s understood’ that thts wtil be Warder avenue, which extends a done Through Whithey Clos, will be continued through the property of Mr. Canimack, then through Pet. ab one Worth, and it is understood that it will be cont ued trough the place of Marshall Brown, which adjotas ition the north and Was purchased some tinie ago by the same syndicate, see a ‘THE WASHINGTON Liguy INFANTRY. ta meet- sury. Company B was to compete im the National drill, under | of Capt. BR. Ross. ‘The’ whole | pete for the beitalton prize, Active | flected eaptatu and coin authorizes the corps Will cot uelubers Were elected as follows: Jesse Loe, Win, Hal, Clas. 4, Fisher, T. J. Irwin, A.C. Ruebsam, W. 4. Duva Gurvoe, A. J. Robinson und Henry Kocalsky, and F, C.Harris was elected an honorary meniber. ne AScrroseD INceNDIARY Fixe.—About 9 o'clock Tast 0 the residence and auction store of Michac! Foley, No. S11 7th street northwest, was dice edd OF re. The tire originated in the rear part of Une store, The fire departinent was called. ost by an alarin from box 177, turned In by Officer iinkel. When Une Hames in the store were thought to have been subdued, and tue fremen were p paring to ‘Ve, Hames were discovered bursung out of ‘ar rooms of the third story. The fire- wen, Lowever, soon extinguished the flames. ‘The loss on the stuek Is about 400 and on household. goods about $200, on Which Mr, Foley ts tully in- | sured. ‘The building was owned by Mrs. Myers | and ts dainaged probably to the amount of $500. is Uttle doult that the fire was the work of ‘adiary. Henry D. ly, the clerk In chai Mr. Foley and its family being al | semt—was arnsted on Suspleton by Sergeant Boyle, Dut released by Lieut, Amis ———___ ARMED WITH A Sno Kxrer.—George A colored, Was arrested last night by Ollicer Lamb for drunkenness, aud when searched at the station ashore Was tound in bis pocket, This morn- nell fined him ‘$20 or Go days for carry- ie. — ‘Tue GARFIFLD Mewoxtat. Hosrrrat.—The board Of directors of the Garfield Memoriai hospital have elected the following surgeons and physicians as additional inembers of the medical staff: Dr. William May, Dr. W. H. Hawkes, Dr. Lioyd Ma- [Sool and Dr. B.G. Poole, The venerabie Mrs. Elizabeth J. Stone, widow of the late William J. ‘Stone, sr., Whose Raine 1s associated with so many acts of benevolence, has furnished one of the new fathers and | “ ‘TheSight That Startied Miss Katie Exel A NEGRO'S FACE AT HER BEDROOM WINDOW. Last night a masquerade party was given by Mr, Leonard Exel, at his house, corner of 8th and E streets, The party broke up at two O'clock this morning. Shortly after the guests had left the house, the AS Miss Katie Exel was abont to retire she savr the face of & colored mas at the window. ‘The window is situated about ten feet trom the ground and opens into a narrow private alley. When the young lady saw the ro's face at the window she screamed and her ther, upon out inthe yard, found Dantel Buchannan, a well-known convict, Who asked for adrink. An officer placed the negro under arrest. His clothing was covered with whitewash, as though he had climbed between the whitewashed Walls. Buchapnan was arrested some years ago by Sergeant Boyle, for entering the room of Dr. Peters, corner 43 'street_and Pennsylvania ave- nue, for Which hie was given three years. This morning, in the Police Court, Buchannan was charged with being a suspicious person, and the court required him to give bonds fn the sum of $20 or stand committed for three months, a Oxford Cadets Divsatisfied. THEY DO NOT LIKE MAJOR AKMES METHODS, A number of the cadets of the Maryland naval and military academy at Oxtord, Talbot county, appeared in Baltimore yesterday, some saying that they had become dissatisfied with the man- agement of the academy, and were on their way home, and others that they had been expelled on trivial charges. ‘The Baltimore Sun says: It ap- ars that when Major George A. Armes, late of shington, took charge of the institution, in anuary, there Were about 166 students. Many became ispleased by Major Armes’ system, and left or were expelled. At the present time there are about 60 cadets at the academy. The young men now In Baltimore all seem fond of Oxford, ant ¥v they would Uke to return to the academy If its management were different, though they 60 not particularize the destred changes further than. to say that Major Armes has been compelled to re- duce the expenses of the academy and to dispense with the services of some of the best professors. Major Ariues stated recently that the school would continue, and that professors would be secured in place of those that have withdrawn, ee Sales of Real Estate. ve been made of a lot in block 33, Co- ats, by Anna S, Guthridge, to A. L. White, for $9,000; two lotsin block 23 of the saine, from M.M. Parker to W. D. for $4.09 Jot In biock 3H, of same, C. G, Thorn vo W. dall, for $3,765.62, and 'an adjotntn; rthe Sime amount, and a lot in samé by das. Gill r. Hayden, for $6,000, and lot 1, biock 34, of same, by D. W. Wilson to John Sherman, trustee, for $5,107.60. Jas. F. Keenan B. Ken~ lot 10 Jas. A. has sold’ lots in the Middie Grounds, Columbia ‘University property, to Isaac Hazlett and Mary B. Collins, for $4,350 each. A. Parker has, lots in block 8 Whitne 40,000, and B. H. Warder has sold 9 lots in block 1, Of same, to C. B. Pearson, for $5,421.69. George ‘Taylor as sold7 iots of block 9, Meridian Hill, to Hill, for $11,398.60. E, Talty has bought of W. J. Newton et ., trustees, for $15,400, lov 2 and sub lot B, square 295, fronting 94-4 on Obio avenue, 65.10 on 12th street, and 125.6 feet on Canal street (8,492.6 feet.) Ida L.'Finch has bought of Adeline L. Amy three Jots on Meridian Hill for $6,200, EF, A. Clifford has botight of J. A. Duvail, for'$5,000, sub tots 1 and 2, square 307, fronting 44 fect by 115, at the corner of 12th and S streets northwest, au District Government Affairs. MISCELLANEOUS. The Commissioners have appointed George W. Hansom an additional private on the police force for duty at the Freedman’s hospital without com- pensation from the District. ‘The health officer reports that nuisances exist In the alleys adjoining No. $44 Boundary street, and between Ist and 2d and P and Q streets north: West, indin the sewer on D street, between 6th and tg streets southwes: ‘The Officials of the fre department have been occupied for some time, under the direction of Chief Parris, In examining the construction of the large buildings in the gity, Including theaters, schools, orphan asylums "and hovels, in order tO Tumiliarize themselves with the various modes of escape In case of a fire. ‘The Commisstoners have transmitted to Senator Plumb a list of the property which it is proposed to sel for the purpose of providing additional Sehool accommodations, aggregating in value 342,000. An order has been issued by the Commissioners. directing the building inspector not to tssue per- mits for any construction to be used tn connection With a business requiring # Ucense until such ume 5 Uhe applicant shail present the Hcense to accom- pany his applicatt Close, to C. H. Koy —— fransters of Real Estate. Deeds in fee have been filed as follows: Grace Anne Dyson to F. Dyson, pt. 25, 8q. 870; = Guthreige to A. L. White, lot 11, block 33, Columbia Heights; $9,000, M.'M. Parker to W.D. Davis, lots6 and 7, block 23; 34,691.21 James McLain to Mary M. Wilson, lot 6, block 35, do.; $1,751.40. John Sherman, trustee, to Mary A. Splncer, lot 4, block 25, do.; ’$2,259.37, Minerva. Burnham to Etizabeth’M. Candee, sub W, sq. 7: $1,369.50. H.C. Chick to ©. 8. Chesney, lot 4, and O's sub, H's addition to West Washington; 1,100. J. Suerte woe R. Cost, iot 8, | Whitney Close; $1,500. A. P. Fardon to W. T. Harris, lot 17, block 14, Meridian Hilly ¢—. ¥. J. J. Caminack to Mary F. Smith, sub 19, sq. 69; | $2,000. James F. Keenan to Isaac Hazlett, lot 8, block 43, Middle University Grounds; $4,350. Same to Mary B. Collins, lot 9, do., d0.; $4,350. C. G. ‘Thorn to W. B. Kendall, fot 16, block 31, Columbia Heights; $3,705.62. Same to James A. Hayden, lot 15, do, do.; $3,705.62." James Gilliss to same’. lov_1, block 36, do.; $6,000, A. Parker to Cc. Hf Koyl, lois 8 and 9, block'8, Whitney Close; $4,000. George Taylor to W. C. Hill, lots 1 v0 6 And’ 1 block 9, Meridian Hill; $11,398.60, Ellen C. Lain to D. W. Wilson, lot 1, Heights; $5,111.60. _b. w. W man, trustee, Same property; $5 Warder to C. B. a) 15 and 16, block 1, Whitney C1 bee ih A Ficut ix THe Kitcue: ‘This morning, in the Po! Court, James Humpheys, the colored ca- terer on Pennsylvania avenue, between ‘tn aud 10th streets noruuwest, and his wife were charged. with assaulting Louisa Collins, colored, the head who was also charged with assaulting Hum. phrevs. Mrs. Collins tesililed that yesterday at- ternoon, during a quarrel in the kitchen, Hum phress Struck her several Umes, bit lier ‘on. het and shoulder, and stabbed her through the hand With an oyster knife. Humphreys testified that she began the assault by striking iim head, and nat she cut her hand in bre pane of glass. He denied assaulting b lock The court fined Humphreys 325 and disinlssea the charge against the Woinen, An appeal Was taken, MARRIAG larriage lcenses have clerk of the court to Join 4a Stinon: Clarence P, Dresser, of Chleago, and Alice E. Swan; Robert H, Peterson Mi Elizabeth Brown, of Alexandria; Jon E. Heir ‘ny and Clara A. Harris, : z: Dati oF aN Oxp Crrizes dent of Washington for the past thirty years, who has been muster carpenter on vartous public | buildings tn this city, and had charge of work at Soldiers’ home for several years, died this morning at Lis home at Brightwood, aged 73 years, He was @ tie lass mechanic, and Was greatly respected by all who knew bin, He leaves a widow aud four sons. —— A_ RAILWAY ConrereNce.—The Southern Rall- Bay pad Steamslilp association, | representiny about thirty of the lines of the south, 1s holding a conference at the Nauonal hotel. Gov. Brown, of Georgia, ts president, and Charles A. Sindall,’ of Chicago, secretary. " The business of the confer- fix upon freight rates and arrange some other matters, een A Dirrenesce Between RalLRoaps.—A passen- ger rate difticulty has arisen between the Balt. more and Obio road and the Annapolis, Baltimore and Wasbington road, the latter road having de- citned to sell any more through Uckets over the Balumore and Onto, and deciaring that passen- gers by that route Will have to pay local rates the Annapolts, Baltimore and Washington. The Baltimore aud Ohto authorities attribute this action lo the fact that the *Baltimore and Ohio company have allowed the Annapolis short lne touse the Camden station as thelr Baltimore depot, FINED For DISTURBING A SALVATION MgETIN ‘This morning in tue Voice Court Alfred Farrell, & young man, Was charged with disturbing Ue luveting of te Salvation Army in East. Washing- ton. ‘The judge, in dispost se, sald he Would only tipose a tine of $5 on account of Uhe conflicting testlmouy. If tue testimony was conilicting the tue Would be higher, Last. year the court had occasion to raise the tine to $20, and Would do so agatn if necessary. If persons do nob luke the Salvation Army meetligs tey had beter stay away. DEATH OF A Wak DEPARTMENT CLERK.—Mr. Robt. ¥. Young, a clerk in the Short Lness, at orty-six years. i son ot the late John M. Youny of the different branches of Odd F leaves Spates, inember ‘ellows, He & Wife, Who Is asister of Hon, A. Worth ——-—___ SOCKED DOWN BY AN ELEC W. Kosack, an employe of the trié Light company electricity last ‘Snock.—Georger| hited siates Elec received a severe shock of might while trimming a lainp at the corner of 2d street and Pennsylvania avenue WMrthwest. The shock Was so severe that he was ‘com pelied to let go the ladder, aud fell a distance Of ten or twelve teet to the pavement, He was plcked up tn an Insensible condition and after re- celving mnedical treatment was taken to his home, No, S21 10th street nortnwe: ponte STRUCK BY A TkaIN.—Last night about 8:30 o'clock Thomas Brown, a fifteen-year-old colored boy, living at No. 479 B street southwest, was struck bya train On’ the Baltimore and Potomac railroad, at the corner of Virginia avenue and 4: Street southwest, and had his arm badly crushed. Hs head was also badly brulsed. He was removed Ww Providence hospital, where Dr. Bayne ampu- tated his arm. —-__. ‘Tae Poromac Favtr Gxowsrs.—The monthly Meeting of the Potomac Fruit Growers’ associa- on Was held Tuesday evening at the residence of Dr. T. A. Bland. Col Win. H. Chase, tbe president, in giving a brief history “or the organization, ‘stated that this association had been in existence some nineteen Years, and had been instrumental 1m Che dissemination of facts fruit cul- wre, which had largely contributed in reducing ‘the price of fruit in market some three hun- red per cent, while the quality’ turaished wets even a better showing. Prof. F. Lamson Scribner, of the axricultural department, delivered an essay on “Pungt and Their Relation io the Interests of Fruit Growers.” ‘The literary and musical part of the program was participated in by Messrs. E. C. Gil, lH. Boswell, Joseph He Geo. Padden Git! Vernon quartétte), Dr. Charles Murphy, J. L. McCreary, esq., Prof. Jno. 0. Russell, Mrs. L. Stan | Stres NIGHT SCENES IN THE HOUSE, A Business Sevsion Interspersed with Personalities, REFUSING TO AGREE TO THE SUBSIDY—A TILT BETWEEN ME. REED AND MR. TILLMAN—THE AGRICULTURAL AND SUNDRY CIVIL BILLS. ‘The sesston of the House was very lively yester- day afternoon, and as the evening session wore on to one o'clock in the morning there were periods of botsterousness. ‘THE SUBSIDY AMENDMENT DEFEATED. Shortly ater 3 o'clock p.m. the House refused toaccept the Senate subsidy amendment to the ost office appropriation bill by a vote of 138 to 107. ‘The conference report on the bill to compensate Albert H. Emery for constructing a testing ma- chine for the government, appropriating $100,000 for the purpose, was passed; but this was not ac- complished without a scene. Mr. Tillman de- nounced the claim as the most fraudulent ever Presented In Congress. He sald that two republi- cans of the House—Kong (Mass. and Reed (Me.)— had told him that if he would permit the bill to through appropriating $63,000 the claimant wot be sutisned. ‘MR. REED FACES MR. TILLMAN. “I desire to state,” interrupted Mr. Reed, walk- ing down the aisle and facing Mr. Tillman, “that Inever made any such agreement with the gentle man from South Carolina.” “Then it Tilman. on “I never thought of such an agreement,” reiter- ated Mr. Reed. “Now,” (appealing to thé House), “whom do you believer? “Did you not say that, you would use your influ- ence?” persisted Mr. Tilman, 1s a question of veracity,” cried Mr. “And the gentieman 1s as much mistaken about that as he is in his other philippies,” reworted Mr. Reed. | “Phe tact 1s he 13 wild on this subject.” While this colloquy was In progress the mem- bers of the House gathered around the two gen- Uemen, and several {mpromptu Dut. excited dis- putes arose anong them upon the merits of the Mr. Long registered a denial also, THE AGRICULTURAL BILL AMENDED. ‘The conference committee's report on the agri- cultural appropriation bill was presented and agreed to by a vote of 147 to 78. The House at this {ime was in a state of wild confusion, members on ‘the floor and spectators in the gallery indulging in Joud conversation, and order was only restored by the combined efforts of the 3] ker, the se1 i at-arms and his deputies, ‘The agricultural bill 1s amended by oppropeaa $50,000 to continue the sorghum experiments and $500,000 for establishing 4 bureau of animal mdustry. Mr. King got, recognition, and had passed under suspension of the rules a bill appropriating $75,000 for a building at Monroe, La. * ‘Then there was a wild rush for recognition. ‘Mr. Barksdale alone got it. He passed a bill authorizing the printing of the report of the com- missioner of labor. ‘THE SUNDRY CIVIL BILL PASSED. ‘Mr. Randall presented the conference report on ‘the sundry civil bill. The Senate made 262 amend- ments, tocreasing the appropriation $4,038,647 over the House bill, but the Senate yielded $1,693,216 of Uhis amount. ‘The bill as agreed on aggregates $22,382,490, being $2,629,078 In excess. of the Dill as it passed the House, and $279,819 less. than the law for the current year, and 39,1 1 Jess than the estimates, The coast survey is ‘lett as It was last year. The report was agreed to Without division, THE DEAD-LOCK ON THE NAVAL BIT. ‘The Senate amendments to the naval appropri- ation bill were non-concurred in, and Messrs, Herbert, Sayres and Thomas were appointed con- ferees, int resolutions for printing public documents ‘were passed, and the House (at 12:40) adjourned. As to Favored Sections. A DISTRICT OFFICIAL'S ANSWER TO REPRESENTATIVE Several of the statements made by Representa- tive Henderson in ls speech yesterday about the District appropriations have caused some com- ment at the District government building, An oftictal sald: “Mr. Henderson made one mistake in his speech last night which should be corrected In referring to the disproportion of the appropria- Uons asked for the northwest. section of the city he stated that New Hampshire avenue, which bi committee had struck out and for which they had substituted New Jersey avenue had been restored by tie Senate, ‘stating that this was a discrimination "in favor of _ tie claw-hammer gentry of the northwest section. ‘That Was a mistake or misapprehension of thé fact. AS 1s well known New Jersey avenue, north of the Capitol, 1s as much a part of the northwest as 1s New Hampshire avenue, and you will see this by referring to the map. Now, see,” said he, potnt- Jug toa map Of the streets, “here Is the street witch denotes the east and west section of the city, and you will observe that New Jersey avenue, from where it leaves Une Capltol grounds to its in: tersection with the boundary, is enurely within the western and northwestern Section. Besides, tt Iremember rightly, the appropriation originally asked for by the District Commissioners was to have been equally divided between those two avenues.” ——— Amusensents. Mor. BERNMARDT IN “Fepora."—A larger and gven mory brililant audience than that of ‘Tues “Fedora” by Mme. Bernhardt and her fine com- aby at the National theater last night. “Fe- jora” 13 a strong play. Its construction shows the ness and vigor of a master hand. Its charac- by self-interest or passion, seem- ingly reckless of moral restraint, inove With an impetus that 1s powerful though pagan, Mme. Kernhardt’s mastery of the highest. forms of her art being taken for granted, 1t need hardly be said the performance lust night Was full of tragic force, Startling In its Intense energy of passionate love and passionate hate. And yet Mine, Bernharav’s Fedora ‘$ at all times a woman of the great World, self-contained and undemonstrative save when ‘the terrible crises of her life force an ont- Durst of the Heres emotions which defy control, ‘These impassioned scenes display to the fullest the completeness of Mine. Bernhardt’s artistic disetpiine, for they are marred. by no false note or forced effect; they ow only the Wwork~ ings of great passion in a high-bred though une governed Woman. ‘The support given to the tra- gedienne last night: was of the same adtuirable Character asin + Mr. Garnier’s Loris was a strong and magnetic tmpersonation, Ths evening “Frou-Frou” will be given, ‘Tne Founra Biscuorr CoNceRT will be given at the Congregational chureh to-morrow evening. A diversitied program will be rendered by local favorites. Among the nuinbers 13 a banjo plece by childri We WiLtteLsty CLvB's’ second concert will be given at the Universalist ehureh, 13th and* L s, to-morrow evening, under the direction of Prot, Kaspar. Miss Fanlly Kellogg, of oston, Will be the yoralist Mote Goose atid Her Temperance Family will agalu appear In costume on Friday eveniug In Ma- sonic Temple. Refreshments Will be served at the close of the entertainment, ‘The Hotels Crowded, A RUSH OF VISITORS TO THE CITY TO SER THE Last OF CONGRESS. The hotel clerk's life Unls week has not becn a happy one. During the past few days no less than firteen hundred strangers have arrived in the city. Most of them came in excursion parties of from one hundred to four hundred, and they hail from all parts of the United States, and Canada too, Nearly one thousand people came in last night, ‘and endeavored to secure accommodations at the already over-crowded hotels, and many of them Were forced to put up with cots placed in the hall. Ways and other available spaces, as the rooms had Deen Mled to thelr utmost capa and the Riggs house arecrowded. ‘The proprietors of Willard's, after putting elght and less in the 4, Were forced to call Upon Solari for assist ind that place too, soon Was uncomfortably full. “Whe business at Uts season 1s unprecedented, the hotel clerks say, and 1s only equaled at inatgu? ration time, No ‘other reason $8 given for tals boom In visitors to the elty, except that Congress WIll adjourn to-morrow, ahd they all are anxlous to observe the doings of ‘that august body of law mnakera, é Forty members of the Delaware legislature ar- rived Jast_ night, and were around looking at the sights to-day. Willard’s — ‘The Courts, Count 1x GENERAL TERM—Judges Mae Arthur, “Hayner wad James, uv ‘To-day, James E, Hunt was, on the report of the examining committee, admitted to the bar, The applications of tex M. Smith, student, for admis. ston to the bar was referred to the examining com- mittee, The case of the Anglo-American Insur- auce Go, agt. the Districl was assigned for the 7th crecuir Court—Judge Cor. Xestorday, Heurich agt- Essig: Powell agt. coon. ran; Warner, & Co. aist. Henkle et al; Howell an ae chee irae ens ro-day, Balley agt. Price; judgment by a Shipman'agt Magartiy trial resumed, “°{@ult. EQuiTry CoURT—Judge Merrick. Yesterday, Belt agt. “Beil; sale ratifted nist, Freeman ugt, Koones; pro contesso agt. Moses Kelly ordered. Middaugh agt. Wilson; hearing resuin: To-day, Meddaugh agt. Wilson; trial resumed, berg oer MacArthur. Yesterday, Jas. Lewis, larceny; recognizance, ‘Thomas Cady, housebreaking; recognizance, Soom, Charles Zypprecht, second ‘Gtfense petit larceny; motion for new trial granted. . ay, ‘arrel), disturbing reli m ing; $6 or 15 days. Edward Dickso1 alone, conduct; collateral forfeited. Lewis Bol suspleious character; bands. or 90 Tools Silman, profam ays. He do; do. Suste Price. disorderly conduct; $5 os days, “William H. Addison,cruelty to ant 5 crane oul Mig “aes aac el r; bonds or 90 days. Donald aisordelry' conduct; $5 or 15 days. ees, seth heard Affairs in West Washington, A New EXTeraise.—A Sram reportey who im quired as to the recent purchase ot the on Water and Potomac streets, known astro bard, ‘mac paper inllls and warehouse, frou Majer gee, iN, Jr., by Mr. Charles Wheatley for $20,000 goes informed chat Mr. Wheatley represents « number of prominent business men of the District, whose intentions are to place the latest improved ise chinery Vo geuerate electricity in the Bulag Norma—Sergeant Comelly brought. to tin sta- tiom yesterday afternoon a dead white megs wings of the hospital and it will bear her name, ‘This, however, ts but oue Of the iuauy dds she bas given to the listitution, ford, Misses Cora Jeffries, Fannie Bishoff and Mra, Benedict, of Ontario, Canada, Dr. Murphy's and MeCreary’s Were originsl productions, ald were Papers (ull of mirth anu merit, ner Was not fled.— Many streets 48 tho large the opportunity to call.- Miss Manning Seer eamail tem table liprovibod tn eae Toom, and served tea and dainties, ‘Mrs, McCulloch and Mrs. Yale, her daughter from. ‘That Mrs. Manning’sseries of farewell receptions h appreciated by her many friends and aamirors ners was demonstrated yesterday by the SOCIETY NOTES, CIty ITEMS. AMUSEMENTS. ‘ARRIS' BIJOU THEATER. NIGHT PRICES—250, MATINEES—200. To all parts of the house. No Extra Change for Reserved » | Seata. Children alt price at the Matiness Last Nights of the Talented Young Actor, N.& WOOD, Thursday Afternoon and Night, THE ROY SCOUT. A Wor Anovr Caranns. — Haw for Spring of 1887, Broadway Silk Hats, $5.00; “It is the mucous membrane, tht wonderful semi} {entlemen’s Br fluid envelope surrounding the delicate tissues of the | LS7¥n line Rew Stzle Derbys, $1.59 to #4 air and food passages, that Cetarrh makes its stropg- ¥ Hat hold. Oncecatablished it eats into the very vitals and | 1431 Sew York a¥.; branch #0 7th st: new, renders life but # long-trawa breath of misery and | N. B—Lowest price plainiy marked in Gach hat.2 yesterday by ‘of people who ‘themselves of number of peop! availed areaied Friday Afternoon and Night, BOY DETECTIVE. Sat Aisease, dulling the sense of trammeling the - charming and informal ‘Who Wants to Pay Ten Cents urday Afternoon and Nieht, JACK ve Bee culock ion Jeserday: afer noe ee Tae ing ths beet ee eles tea redial Senet teint: | tor a Cigar when he can Fa nGrand Republicr | Wa VkanGie Manon MASTAAY. Re ‘wore a becoming tollet of black satin, and served | iné the breath and killing: ‘a 'the | Cigarro for five cents. & Bro., sole agents, | STONEWALL JACKSON® the tea and loaves of gingerb: ‘that were | InsXllonaly, by creeping on from a simple cold 525 7th st. mW. eee famous War Hore, “OLD SORREI.” broken, not cut, in the back drawing’ room. Mrs. | heed, it assaults the membranous lining and envelopes —— Row on exhibition at the Taxidermic Bndio of MeCulloch, in & handsome dress of turquoise blue | the Bones, eating through the delicate coats and caus. | | Conghs and Hoarsences-—The irritation EMG t WEBSTER Tone he oe velvet, received the callers in the front drawing | ing inflammation, sloughing end death. Nothing short | Which induces coug! immediately relieved by | Ad: \. Le.; Children, 1c. room.” Ex-Secretary McCulloc! ailing for the past week, was able to drive down town yesterday. Mrs, Yale returned to her home Imiaaion, _ Exhibition from 10 asm. 9 pan, mb3-10t" ERNAN'S WASHINGTON THEATER. — who has been ‘Troches.” Sold only in of total eradication will secure health tothe patient, hy ‘and all alleviatives are simply procrastinated suffer- ings, leading toa fstal termination. Saxronp’s Rapi- use of “Brown's boxes, Phillips’ Digestible Cocoa A Big Sensation! A Bie Sensation! On the Hudson, above the Palisades, vo-day. ca. ‘and by Internal administre- All Ladies. Ladies On) Senator and Mrs, Mahone and Miss Mahone aca tan byte mia orem oben eater es mes itr een gfe pete hn bord LILLY CLAY'S GATETR. COMPANY, leave here for a trip to California on Saturday. ‘Mrs. Senator Sabin gave a luncheon in honor of Manning, and Mrs. Lincoln, of H street, gave 2 Teneheon te'ura Stockton Festerday. = SS At ts pre Eng and more encily digested ‘than any other pre: ation of cocoa oF chocolate. It 18 an exceed. ay wutritive drink. “All druggists and grocers frightful inroads on delicate constitutions, hearing, ‘smell and taste have been recovered and the disease thoroughly driven out.” Sanronp’s Rapicat. CurE consists of one hottle of A GALAXY OF PRETTY GIRLS, THE NEW ADAMLESS EDEN. Matinee Monday, Tuesday. Thursday and Saturday, Next Weok—Htetirn of Hallen & Hart's First Price Ideals. Many mew faces have it, mh ie Hon. Henry Edwardes and Mrs. Rawardes, | the Rapicat Cure, ono box CaTARRHAL Sovvextand| he Sherman Hat at Aucrbach’s, ANJO! BANJO! BAN LY AND Con ete British legation, gave a large dinner party | one Iurrovap InxHacen, neatly wrapped in one pack- O23 Pane coer rectly tateht by w simplified method i oue last evening. ‘Mrs. and Miss Patten will be at home to friends on Saturdays in March. ‘The lady managersof the Homeopathic hospital ter, only 86. I guarantee ‘The Diamond Corner Travel Bag | ions pone se ae 4s made of one piece of leather, Uneret onger | professional: 4 And better than any other make, For sale Only at | assorted. Oniers take for N.S. Ste Topham’s, 1231 Pa. ave. nw, 3 | Bunion, age, with fall directions. Pricé, @1. POTTER DRUG AND CHEMICAL CO., Boston. 0 tor eh art's celobrat 0 fratal wath ey Oniue to and Wvosinesa matters the last year enjoyed a luncheon at Mrs. Nordhoffs yesterday. “10c. Royal” mendseverythi 's | 1 was, ‘et tities, compeliod to dinansennt ene A Oa eee HOW IT ACHES. ee TE, LENS | Tei bal coe ee ee again the National theater, The boxes were all Worn out with pain, but still compelled by stern ne- musitn-lined, | ments as will ena) $10 for a leather Saratoga trunk tne to ive strict attoution to aac i Tron bottom anf Excelsior lock, rivil on, = Top- | he - occupted, and a fine audience was in front of the | ceasity to stand up to the work before us and bear the to Parlor open from 2 to y § age. ‘The Brazilian minister and the Baroness, pain. "Baller ta ‘One Minute ina OUTICURA ANTI. | 2AM'S 1231 Pa. a1 s F. GLO. DRAGER, @itajuba had Col, and Mrs. Bonay and Miss | PAIN PLASTER for the aching sidesand back, the | Bauma’s “Royal Glue repairs china, &. 6m | _™b7-3t S12 Gt we Lucy Frelinghuysen forthetrguests. The Baroness wore a decollete dress of pale pink crape; Mrs, Bonaparte, black satin and lace with crimson weak and painful muscles, the sore chest and hacking New NATIONAL THEATER. BEKNHAKDE. cough, and every pain and ashe of daily toil. Elegant. Steamer ‘Trunks {rom ham’ LAST NIGHTS AND SATURDAY MATINE to $10, at To Test Pa ave nw. > 10 810, ab Top facings; und Miss Frelinghuysen @ black lace | new, original, speedy and infallible. At druggiste ——— FAKEWELL TOUR Gress with low bodice and dog collar of. black. jet | 2c; five for @1, or postage free, of Ivory Starch, economical, always ready and | youre HENRY} ana MACRO gua, about her throat. ree Een eae ee m3 ‘TER DRUG AND CHEMICAL Co, reliable, perfect finish. Atl grocers. ths = = ~ ‘trully So tre appearance in the Por’ Boaton. = Nnited Menten, alter a Mra‘de Reuterskiold, Mics Westaga Miss Mattie Fresh Alderney Butter churaed every morning | jca, of Mine. SMHPBAL tour th Soak Auer: Mitchell. Mrs. Whitney wore a toilet of satin brocade in’ Charles XII pink anda mi necklace of diamonds; Mrs. de Reutersktold, hand- some dress of flowered ottoman with waistcoat of dark green satin; Miss West, black silk with poin- setta facings, and Miss Mitchell in pale blue silk. and delivered tn jy 1b. “Ward” prints, 4c. per Ib, Also, Cottage Cheese and Buttermilk; Sweet Mic Se. per quart, Cream 15¢. SARAH BERNBARDT, Supported by a full dramatge company, who will mporied peat in the following repertoires et 8 TO-NIGHT, March 3 FROU FROW. ‘To-morrow, Friday, March Do You Kxow That we are selling the finest quality FRENCH SAT- TIRED, all uw stfice aso, Coy BEN AMERICAN SATTINES, French Styles, at 15. tficent FOR SALE—MISCELLANEOUS z MAITIE DE PURGES (LADY CLAIRE) Senator and Mrs. Jones, of Nevada, and Miss | wigttalpuss me Seite rome oOds, wide double POR SAEGTIN MONEY SWEET PICKLES, THE | SATURDAY AFTERNOON ONLY MATINEE, ones had with them tn ati upper box Senator and | "Sry AcuED SHEETING COTTON, excellent qual- | Fhe ia the minds Vor he Wei vers ULL Mrs, and Miss Mahone. Mrs, Jones wore pale lav- | 4,.DLEACHED SHEETING COPT ‘ce. PARKER, SATURPAYEVENING Fal Mahone, 1 = casas P auaer balcony, #3 20. mere, wine colored velvet revers, Mr. and Mrs. F. INGLE SET OF BUGGY HAR: | Adin ne 9is B, Conger, with Miss Conger, Mrs. Brown, Miss Parry, and Miss Minnie Brown, occupied evening witnessed the production of Sardou’s | Fe SALE — AX used. Price $15. Apply at mbi waite Hh Acting Manager Next Week-Mr sud Sire Wd Platie, oe mba BLACK STRIPED SILK VELVET 1.15 )R SALE—A RARE BARGAIN AT @150—A FINE | QARAH BERNHAKDT TICKETS, joni box. rs Townsend had with her Mr. and BLACK SUBAH SILK 75, Frcserootcte arvetine Stats Wants erin | SAU BERNHARDT TICKETS ninn, Townsend. wore black lace; Mrs Helyar,, whlte BLACK SILK BEADAMES 75. Randsome cover aud etask “Owner leaning tana | RCE gSht MHeateE foe, BL) "AT Sho Te albatross cloth, with low bodice, and a great knot BLACK SILK MERVALIEU 75, ‘Can be seen at our warerooms, Seat SATE DILATRING 7 ts . ‘a FANC! ia FEW SEATS REMAINING PORK Bi of Parma violets at her bosom ; Mrs, Cameron a sim- BRAGS BROG Also, a full Z-octave plain rosewood-case Square | AL ‘and “Saturday, in tow “ks ple tollet of white silk, with’ the pointed corsage oS ee Piano, in perfect order and tine tone, for only @eoicamh | prtoes Adee ee a eee outlined by folds of point d'esprit. Representa-} HOMESPUN DRESS Ww or $100 on time at $10 per month, stool and cover in- < — = live and Mrs. Mitchell, with a guest, sat in an | |TABLE DAMABK. fe quality ‘eluded. A» PAvaH'S GRAND OPERA HOUSE, upper, box. ‘The waits between acta were very | ROYAL BEA CEEF UD BESS GOODS. WIDE | “na soveral bargains in beautiful Uprighte TONIGHT AT 8. eed ‘and trom the floor of the house. m8 | BLACK Vai gee "Dk “DO WIDTH, THE PIANO EXCHANGE WAREROOMS, 4 Poreriul drams of absorbing human Interest by Senator and Mrs. Cameron gave a large supper | LARGE SIZE HANDSOME BRIDAL QUIET, wort | BS 422 9th ot sa icy al ty to a. company made up from the theater par- | @1.50, presented to each customer who buys $10 worth | J}OR SALE—FROM 20 TO 100 SHARES COTTON HOODMAN BLIND, P a be Br git piace Alog,O00 shan oery elephone acti iniiae Boag, Jes after the play. cCO A RRR TITT ERE RRR ™ Stock. Address E. H- COMEGYS, 310 St. Pani st, = ‘The flowers sent to Madame Bernhardton her] §°G 44 RRR, TH BTR o 888s | Balunore, Md | nh AWallack's Theater Success, first_night were presented, the basket after the| O | AA RRR Sss, | ]QOR SALE—PART OF MEDICAL LaBRARY eeapocmemes "lS third act, with the LaFrance roses and valley lilies} O 9 ASA ROR TE HE Sag8 the lat David Blair. Apply to Dr, DUFO! Intense Dramatic Action, R — tied with ribbons in the tri-color, bythe French| 000 4 AEH R T ERE R BR 1818 14th st. nw. ai: mh3. Whartiing Climexea, anda minister, and the roses and tall annunctation 711 MARKET SPACE, NEAR 7TH ST. 14 9 SALE. BARG IN STOCK AND FIX. ‘Rewarkably Strong Cast, les with, the floating ribbons in the swedish 3 | Ai turer of 8 erocery and provision store: goad, I wenden ‘ty 8, z : (ory. Twasns given for sellin 0 Sweaku minister, u® “cre ‘He Bite As Usvar As Usuan | AibaR Stir onices tor twee dae. 2 Mr. JOSEPH HAWORTH, Mr. Clarence P, Dresser, of Chicago, and Miss Alice E. Swan, daughter of Mr. W. D. Swan, of this city, were married last evening at Mr. Swan's rest- dence, on 1st street southeast.” ‘They left the city An enjoyable entertainment was given last even- Sing at Mr, Win, F, Holtzman’s residence, 1214 12th street, for the dergatten, ‘The program included a “fairy play” y pupils of the National Kinder cal and literary exercises, in Ww! well-known amateurs took part, ‘Mrs, Byrne, wife of Surgeon Byrne of the Soldiers’ Home, left this morning for Milwaukee, where she will spend a few weeks with her Foe, Se STEAM LAUNDRY FOR SALE conseqtichce ol tilness of prupietor a. very de ably located Lauudry ta for sule, New buniding hew machinery. Address X.X-'X., Star oflice, mb Under the management of FRANK W. SANGER. MATINEE SATURDAY AT | Next Week—Coureid's Opera Company in the “The Gypsy Baron.” mahi after the oremgny tea short wedding, aa and Our Weekly Remnant and Bargain-Gale Days occur | JOH SALE 'S GRAND OPERA HOUSE will return here to holda reception at tie Nationa as cone hotel, on the 22d tnstant, before going to thetr THURSDAY AND FRIDAY. Srdlon ds Commencing MONDAY, MARCH 7, tucure home in Chicago, ONE WEEK ber of Bargains have boen secured to make salen diye the Gasestol te oak BS WEDNESDA\ and SATURDAY. RIED'S ENGLISH OPERA 00. In Strauss’ Romantic Opera, THE GYPSY BARON | _ Produced with New and Magnificont Scenery, Gor enous Costuipes, Military Band and a Girvat Cant | _Sale of seats basins to-morrow at # a. tn (AP2AUGH'S GRAND OPERA HOUSE. SUNDAY EVENING, MARCH 6, Wo havo nec ther lot of Light and Derk Ground SATEEN SESS Tpentliful pattern, PRIS are worth 5c per ‘will again’ sally at benefit of the Pensoara Free Kin- arten and must ich a number of RESTAURANT, INA nck, fixtures and srood will’ de vod business: good facili jouse; present owner nuable tention. Address M. 0. 162 ‘oven Children's PIQUE BIBBS, at Se,; worth 250 Bos if Good Quality STATIONERY, contain- nye 4 ahicetwot payon 4 suvelopey tor 180. Per OR: 4 POR 8: E—FORTY HEAD a ‘The Young and Gifted Wonder, mother—Mrs, J. 8. Colt, ee serived trom Heckingh Lrgg eet = 100 dozen Gents’ Pure LISLE HOSE in solid color | Cart Horses. Prices from $75 . Also, ten fine MISS MAY HOWAKD, —— caso ANDIE, full % yard | JUUN SIMMONS Proprietor. Doe PROF. WILLL Cardinal Gibbons to the Propaganda. | wigs torbe per yends wort Le ee a Se se Cardinal Gibbons, 1n his report to the propa- ganda on the Knights of Labor, says he submits the conclusions which, after several months of ob- servation and Seep ce sem to him to sum up Ad of Li He gives the followin, him plain that the the proposal Because’ such @ condemnation does "not In ® Refined Scientit tertainment, iutrodneing Mer W eate, in which xbe stands without an equal. Also, her Crystal Casket, eutitled THE SPIRITUAL FLIGHT, ‘THE ANIMATED HAND, Answers Questions, Peeps Inte the P Ete. ‘ise or improved sttactineats diy leat, ‘elegantly finished black waluut tables for with five years’ legal guarantee, at AUERBACH and Hts. ‘Telephoue 1case Cable Cord WHITE GOODS, 10c.; worth 15c. 5 cases INDIA LINEN, at 6c. About 200 CORSETS, ODD SIZES, WILL BE SOLD he question of the association of the Knights | AT 73c. EACH; usually sold at $1.25. AND MOST? MISS HOWARD'S BECUND SI alr, 4, COLLAR Besa | E'Uis drecmmabing seubisanen et ete e A Wouler Entirely Unexplained reasons why it seems to joly see cannot entertain aagoctation; 7 left—LADIES’ SATIN to match: regular ‘86c.; WILL: iE ges ag “The most marvelons and exciting exlibition ever introduced to the Ainerican public.”—N. J. Herald. will and ixtures for nalo: to party with movey and ability this aan = ed seats 50 aud 75 cents, now ou wale Ul is a first-class investment. B, Si mht" to condemn the ap- | , One lot Ladies’ All-Linen COLLARS, at 1ic.: worth | 265 gatE—a GOLLEC iF OLD AND RARE | (PVE TESTIMONIAL, CONCERT pear to be justified either by the letter | 18. and 20c. Foreign Postage Suasps the Oe Ba OR EE | (Meo miss Cartes © kieellnal take piace Gre tne Che MeOserate a eee Pete en | Tne of Genter Wns stitched Sheer LINEN | SV Se Eats po Oe ee Y laws or by the declarations of ads, an Cols | EX <1 TO | ese ear ames ot oammtonton 3) does not appear necessary in view of the tratisient | Erm at-aoorper yards — teat reeds, 860, gne Qrocune Cuicksting, GUO, | SENN BRE eee wt Meta form of the organization ‘and of the soctal condi- eeay terms, HUGO WORCH & CO., 925 7th. SECOND PEI = —— ‘Uon of the United States. It vo not be ae wilotet Fine White Hemeti Oe oa Se ‘Sohmer Fiano agency. Pianos to rent, She) SeenON. dent, on account of the reality of the wro1 1 te 5 5 LE — SHELVING, AWN 'D SHOW ND | workingmen and the fact that the exis of | #0ld at 60c. cane for outaide diaylays Apis at 8IS Isthaee iin meee i nen ee such is admitted by the American public; 1t would | Only tnitials in stook— w. mic? Sie” | te Contume—e unigue ati piedaing pgteceth ade be dangerous to the reputation of the church tn =O Bite a FIRST OLAGS DEC ditions and “Improvement,) at MASONIC TEMPS our deinocratic country; it wou pow B y PB located, od business, good F 3 2 compel the obedience of our Catholic workingmen, eS = argaints promipt pars Parties ineanins bu FRIDAY EVENING, MARCH 4TH, who would would be destructive instead of beneficial in'its effects, forcing the sons of the church to rebel a bargain to prompt siddreee Room 1, 938 Fst. nw Fe, SALE_LARGE ICE BOX. SET BUTTER : - 8 o'clock, by Band of Hups of the Chirixtiat, Church, regard it as false and iniquitous; it S Adulin'n eket, 85 cemta Children's ticket 1s cenn, 1 lot of Gent’ Fine German Linen HANDKER- ee: Reserved seata ton cents extra.to be liad at uiusie store S a E of Ells & Co., 937 Penn. avenue. Seen et ota OH Te eee cae oe eae ee Badr ge Se SOE ST aes | Cfreatita inte om farted te condemned societies whic! ey have 5. cases of Silver Second Mourning Simpson's SLED A FIRE SAD = el ol agente pou be runous tote Mnancla sup; | ckifen ReMNAS Gat Ge mort Somwarnaieds | OH SALE-A TINE CADDIE MORSE: Cuesr: | Sutras a voctsmeeeteccenc seid "s pence; {Would turn Into doubt and hos. Sound, gentle, and a very fast walker. Al vair of | able to obtain admission on nocount uf th tility the marked devotion of our people toward the holy see; 1¢ would be regarded as a cruei blow ‘Chestnut Mares, bred in West Vircinia, four and five Years old, 15% lauds high, well broken to double lar. hess, They can be seen at stable in alley between be accepted at dooror exchanged fur reserve Silver Brocade DRESS GOODS—the“Verdi hineco cases of Giote seltabts Bor apcing sea’ Gooeet mee, oe to the authority of the bishops of the United States, | 124s. per yard; actual value 18c. Massachusetts avenue and N street; eutrance to alley | JME MUSEU nother Rig Sow, rho, It is well Known, protest against such 2COD-| 5 cases well-selected Patterns of BATISTE REM- ne -_ = mh ONZO BROTHERS jembation, nN tnd Dark Figures, including Pisin, RK SALE—T Wi GRAPH MACHINES, SEC ‘ oo Black abd Light Sotora:ealy 166 petsacds SOR abe | Peon et oe EH ACHES, SEO ‘Phe Austrian Envoy Starts for America. Vienua Special to the N.Y. World, March 2, Dr. Schinit von Tavera, the new Austrian minis- ter to the United States, left to-day for Wasbing- MINGTON OFFICE, cor. Stand F sts. {17-co%n1 OR SALE—OR EXCHANGE FOR SAFETY BICY- cle of Rover type, a Itoyal Mail Tricycle in pertect order. Call at 600 Pa ave.s. ¢, from 10 to. Dit, LEE. mhl-3t ROTHER AGAINST BRO. eduewday and Thursday, BACK FROM TH DEAD? Friday and ‘Ssturday. THE PLANTEICS LD. With Grand Scenic Hflects aud a Splend: Draniatic Consyany. 1 case of Dunnell’s best quality Chocolate PRINTS, ted fast colors, ouly Oc. pet yard: #old any Where ato. ‘These ateuo’ Netananta’ will be ‘cut ta any quantity asked for. ton, He has held for some tme past the post of] a Jot of French CASSIMIR REMNANTS, in, the Lat- JOR SALETES iCYCLOPAEDIAS. paAMES., PAR- | _ Admission to all only 10 cents. 8 first secretary and counsellor of Austrian embassy | ¢st Spring Patterns, for men Fe oer mniable | A, ton. thecelebrated kistorian aud biographe of Ap. | JAPANESE VILLAGE. at Berlin. His predecessor at. Washington, Baron ne al ee sacra es oe plein Spee at ae = ewe Sie whe analy E-street Rink, de Schaeffer, has now retired from government other lot of Lonsdale CAMB NANTS, | tocullege.” “Lhis work all: the volumes canbe ode POSITIVELY LAST WEEK. service. The) latter, owed js transfer from the ia ae ae eee ee a coal ng Box 220, Star ot ee eee el Admission. en} onsulir to the diplomatic Service to Count An-| 4 New Invoice of French PERCALE REMN; NOT BATA SNES SRINCRT SUNODEAL SE. — Urassy, who never torgot the kindness showed to | fully 1'yard wide, ght and Dark’ Figured, at 10e; | JO! SALE—A FINE See ahd Pee ee zi tnt lin by Baron de Schaeffer +n 1848. Count An- 12He. and 15¢. Lat two doors wouthit of Eat | JPANOKAMA OF BATTLE OF BULL RU drassy, the subsequent chancellor of the Austrian ¢ FANCY DRAPERIES, the 119-120 itis re Mocks south of Feanaivuniasra, Ii for particiyation in the Hungarian Insurrec- | P&? 38°4- cor. Gth and N. ¥-ave. and 1230, (Hizh) st. —— — ~ on. When he teached London starving and pen- niless Baron de Schaeffer, then a mere consular attache, beirlended him for many months with funds and lodging, although he was risking bis official career and iis daily bread in so doing. A Seven-Year-Old Robs an Altar, From the Memphis Appeal. Willie Galles, aged seven vears, has been rob- bing the altar at St. Bridgia’s church of service articles, embracing ornaments, ete., of consider. able value, two years. The child's mother admitted that her plattorin wagons aud trucks of every description and capserty from 900 to 5,000. poubds,. busiiess wagon and Daytous miy own thake, fancy dry nd wn, dry wagons, something entiredy uew. Conunission merchants ahd pleasure wagons. carry a lancer stock than all the other dealers together in the city... Terins reasonable and at bottom prices. $26-3m JOR SALE—AT A SACRIFICE, ONE FINE-TONED 7; octave, carved rosewoud square Puno, very lit. used. Can be seen at GL. WILD & BIOS. 709 7th st. nw. £26-Im* JOR SALE JUST ARRIVED FROM WEST VIR- iuia and Ohio, thirty head of young, sound driving ‘and draft Horses ; one pair mated farm inares; one fine saddle horve: teu! ne Coupe or coach horse: the reat are work horses, suitable for ail purposes, trial given oDiest al, ne Meme cre N. 40 in at Be. wort 2 ‘This fabric is different trom thie reeular drs sateen. nd therefore useful for different purposes. ouutifal donne, at Be per yds worth Tee.” Thre 8 per yd; 2c. should be no curtainless windows, if draperies can be Purchased st such low figures," ALL GOODS AS ADVERTISE! EVERYTHING MARKED IN PLAIN FIGURES. ONE PRICE TO EVERYBODY. Arrex Tus Stone AND COLD SNAP oo WE WILL PROBABLY HAVE SPRING WEATHER. DURING MARCH AND APRIL A SPRING OVERCOAT WILL BE A MOST USEFUL ARTICLE, AND NO ONE WHO RE- GARDS HEALTH AND COMFORT WILL ‘The thetts have continued for over boy Was a professional thief, but disclaimed all Sahil stor gnitansond as bapcinentes ay CARE TO DO WITHOUT ONE. knowledge of having received any of the stolen _23-20 Rear 612 and 623 G. property. On account of age the boy was fined f SALE—FINE LOOKING IKON GRAY HORSE THE BEST NEW PHILADI five dollars and sent to the rock pile. fn ry Farge pe ned nig YORK AND EL Sa eee Hind; sold for want of use. “Apply at stable in rear PHIA MANUFACTURERS ARE REPRE- New ENTERPRISES Is THE SOUTH.—The syndicate ease a ; 8 Oe Ey to bulld cotton seed oll mills through the south JOR SALE—75 CARRIAGES. BUGGIES AND] SENTED IN OUR STOCK, AND WE ARE will be 01 with a capital of £5,000,000. Among the new in- dustries organized the ‘past week a” mining pany with a near Birmingham; a coal company at Montgomery ‘and another at Chattanoog: oil company in Kentucky another in Maryland, anda third at Columbus, Ga.; a soap factory ai Dallas, and a 100-ton fur nace at Tuscaloosa, ‘Thirteen railroad companies have been organized during the weck. anized under the laws of New Jersey, Spriug Wasout.on mouthiy payments oF cash ;alno varied andik Wagga mi Own pawn. Hee nian trinuiinge neatly, Bones SP Cok eo Mate Gitwne DG. od JOR SALE uy ALL DEUGGIBTS: Fie ill Drips; sweet and reliable. Cure Cou! sore Wurost, Iusrweucas, &c- 10 ceuts’a box at dre: fists. Ph ABLE TO SUIT ALI, TASTES, FROM THE PLAIN AND QUIET TO THE “NOBBI- EST.” com- capital of $1,000,000, to mine coal Q natural gas_and acotton mill at Shelby, 420, 422, 424, 426 SEVENTH STREET, LARGEST STORE IN WASHINGTON. WHETHER ONE WANTS AN OVERCOAT AT g12 OR AT $35, WE CAN SHOW EN- TIRELY NEW STYLES AND MAKES, AND JOR SALE—PHICE LIST OF PURE WINES. CALIFORNIA WINES. | IMPORTED WINES, ausortinent of Me- Previovs To Removar. eee Sweet Cotgwba...00e gg A full asrortinens. in c. C julien, ux 3 SUI = = - ‘The Ames Sword company, at Chicopee, Mass, | > Fe * | and other Ciatets; Lau: | A CUSTOMEK 18 SURE OF FINDING ONLY has decided to cease manuracturiog sword blades, PREVIOUS TO REMOVAL TO OUR NEW i Zinfandel 138 | Deubenmer, Sierseaiuoe Pabihovtticke Asn (dime “a as ey can be imported trom Germany much | BUILDING, 434 SEVENTH, WE ARE SELL. | Culfornia How. 00) ec es It 1s reported tp New York that the Wilson| ING OUR STOCK OF CLOTHING AT GREAT- “ < | Gint Giacereuser Maree: E . steamship ine hi& become the owner of the eo : “| Giitosmdiierconusle: | IN FINE SHLENED GOODS WE HAVE barrasse ‘The announcement that the House had the Senate retaliation Dill caused great re] in Gloucester, Mass, ‘The Mount Carmel (Pa.) shaft. colltery will re- suine Work tommorrow after an idleness of nine months. ‘The grave-diggers at_ Greenwood cemetery, New ‘York, tireaten to strike unless they receive $1.75 per day during the comin celve $1.85 for winter work, but only get $1.60 for ‘summer work. Ine. LY REDUCED PRICES, AND IN SOME CASES: BELOW ORIGINAL COST, SHOULD YOU WISH A SUIT OR OVERCOAT IT WILL PAY TO BUY THEM, EVEN IF YOU HAVE TO KEEP THE SAME FOR NEXT WINTER'S ‘WEAR. ‘SPRING OVERCOATS NOW READY. ‘Monareh Gamaica and "St "Crots os So lguors bythe glass, Telephoise call 114.2, gods deliver trea ThA. SELIGSON, Wholesale Wintceaud Liquors Agent for “Trimble” iyesud Tine Old’ Sour Mash m Whinkies a THE VERY NEWEST AND BEST THINGS jotcing FROM THE BEST NEW YORK MAKERS. WE DON'T ALLOW ANY ONE TO SHOW FINER GOODS, NEWER STYLES OB LOWEK PRICES. SALE—“CHAMPION COUGH CURE” IS THE dy on earth for Coughs and Colds; Panpecs Geer ess the shawufacturers, Thi CO,,310 St Pati rt, Baltiinore, Std season. They now re- THE NOBBIEST STYLES FOR YOUNG 13-5 Moore, of Monson, fea ‘guilty to'the charge ae Pes Covers hew eta f Square | MEN ARE MADE OF ENGLISH CHEVIOT, blowing up Dr. Halls office in that town last fall, See ee peers tay 2 LIGHT COLORS. SOME ALE LINED WITH and was sentenced by Ju Virgin to twenty now only €1.75., . Sears in states prison. 8? ONE PRICE CLOTHIER, poo mae iF 'A peuition from the merchants and business men of Providence, representt: resented Gy oo ee ne asking for of 1e TO! Villiam, , Whicl on psy will be observed With unusual ceremony by the Austrian court. A par ees aces ioe on American im) is ese! e Canadian parlia- qneneif the American retaliatory bill passes. SILK TO TRE EDGE OF LAPELS; OTHERS BS. eee: PLAIN LININGS, Kobes now uly 507 SEVENTH STREET ¥. 25 New Sramna Dazss Goons ‘We have opened fifty pieces choice styles in real INDIA SILKS, comprising all the latest shades and novelties. 400 pieces FRENCH SATTEENS, imported and se- lected for our especial sales. The largest and most complete stock in the city. 100 pieces of new FRENCH DRESS GOODS in about $40,000,000, was assembly of Rhode Is- Aaa PRICES FROM $12 TO $25. BB BARNUM & CO, 931 Pesxxerivasia AVEXUR, ‘This Powder ‘never varies, A marvel of purity, strength and wholesomeness. More economical then choice styles and new weaves, checks and plaids in SK YOUR BETAILER FOR THE great variety. Pe F aE ‘New styles in GINGHAMS. Piush and Tinsel Ging- A J. Meus $3 S: 3 ee en bams with plain to mateh. anca HOE. rev PARASOLS in all the new styles to match dress \—Rome dealers a ALLL eooda, KILN-DRIED X.c. AND (MANTELS inorder to mak a lanier profit, ee ‘New HOSIERY and UNDERWEAR. = 5 os ‘own wupcriority by sticanpting to bulld upon eich as & eee Gen. Our REMNANT COUNTER is filled with great bar- RORGTA BLOURIEG A OTSRER' “ cen cuneerah, Bee Aa Tae G « gains, ‘We guarantee to manufacture superior quality of Bob AAR & LN NNG GG ONE PRICE, Eee 2°42 “kid Sa ade W. M, SHUSTER & SONS, 919 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. PE oo win WB BEE BRE, X. B._The bestis the cheapest. 28 oO brr'3 a aay B EES. GEN Tunas surts 5 ‘Baltimore, Md. ‘00 W W a ED 50 centa; Panta, saRUTAERGED TOR a1 ‘Telephone 539, P.O. Box 476. Pieter) manner. 116=3m_ ABSOLUTELY PURE uf I. HAHN, 1, ibctat te soem a a Se oe Boner jLeased on Gold and silver Watches, Die the ordinary kinds, and cannot be sold in competition | Er Wr Par You Fo Bur Eig od Sevier Wanna Apres gi —— se was oue aur a na | MESES RARSEROLE | Go cary ron sonoma | MMe A ‘Bano Fownss Go. 106 Wallstreet, 5X. com | je07-3m STENEMETS, 6 FM a, =e aes ink Pond un Lt