Evening Star Newspaper, March 19, 1887, Page 1

THE EVENING STAR . e e PUBLISHED DAILY, Except Sunday, AT THE STAR BUILDINGS, 3 Northwest Corner Pennsylvania Ave, and 11th St, by The Evening Star Newspaper Company, SH. KAUFFMANN, Prev. esig bs carers cn eit ony wetokang MNeTIMETS I the TSE oe He per mouth Copies at the counters S Eonth: one year, $0: sit month gp ne? Cente ® ‘THE BUFFALO HOTEL FIRE. Six Persons Dead, Five Miwing and ‘Twenty-one Injured—Heury B. Hume s*y, who was Terribly Burned ta Saving a Child, Dics in Heepital. Borrato, N.¥., March 19.—Henry B, Rumsey, of New York, who was one of the guests at the Richmond hotel Thursday night and who was ter Mibly burned, died at the Fitch hospital at 1:45 O'clock this morning. ‘This makes six knows Geaths thus far. Louts Zendman, of No. 20 Lit Penard street, New York, was one of the many Who had very’ narrow escapes from the butlding. He was found at Griuner's hotel, and stated that he arrived in town very late Thursday night and [Entered at the Post Office at Wasbingtor Second-class mail matter.) =. ‘Tex Weer Stam_published cn Friday-#1 year. postage prepaid. Six months, 50 centa. eat $27 Ai! mail sibmcriptions miust bo paid in advances Sore nae miter ine Vo. 70—No 10,558. WASHINGTON, D.C., SATURDAY, MARCH 19, 1887. TWO CENTS. [2 re2,!5,c0 ur fora gor se on bape Street side, dnd went to bed at 1:30 a.m. pul oUt tie gas, but being ina strange room got ———— = = meus = ae Up and IHC again.AbOuL 3:49 chick be was Seetes Ss 5 a, = = 3 THE TREAsU! SOCIETY awakened by the ring the electric SPECIAL NOTICES. SPECIAL NOTICE SPECIAL NOTICES._ Washington News and Gossip. pS ia Telegrams to The Star. | siti'te alwera Moe ee Cees Pet Ss = Sea = = nomen OF “OUST ———— Mr. Fairchild Likely to be Secretary—| The President, accompanied by Col. and Mrs. matter. It continued to ring’ so be sil ee ie FARES OLLIE GRAND a ae SS. csclish, Lith and 1. sts, Kev. Arex. Kenr, | | GOvERNwxwr Recktrrs To-Day.—Internal reve-| Speaker Carlisle Declined the Po-| Lamont and Miss Jewett, of Buffalo, attended the ase ho one cae ae sac pend into che Salk CANTON. COLUMBIAN EXC AMENDS T with Sister nd 00 pastor—Services to-morrow at 11 acm. Sulgect “The | nue, $352,686; customs, $614,008. sition, Performance of ‘Thateder, Primross and, West's R when he saw the fire rushing up. trom, below. Encampments and Subordinate bade ol ~ Dy ir, Mace. Vietory of Jesus and what it means to us.” Sunday : Iinstrels last night at the National theater. BALFOUR BITTERLY ATTACKED | S#verst persons, among them a number of women, MOKEOW (Sunny) at Odd bo : = school at p.m. At the Vesper service at 4 p..Mra. | EX-SeNaTor THURMAN and wife left the city for eas Mra. Ei = Fan into his rooin In the greatest consternation. at ONE MC. A. 1400 NEW YOR EM. Buece, of Boston, will deliver the address. | poi n A STAE reporter was informed to-day by a demo- irs, Hoyt, the President's sister, arrived at the He made preparations to escape and sprang from eral of our i a Hyon RS Siraigens cordially invited. nea ite ‘clr home in Ohio at noon to-day. crat of prominence that the President has deter. | White House yesterday morning. Mra. Jewett is his Window for the roof of Buaneli’s museum, but Secretary, ie Nevesatty of Iyer Gat. | g TS aET Re nie Suse donced | q NAVAL CaDe? C. W. Potter is on trial at Annap- | mined to appoint assistant Secretary Fairchild | Sl with, AMES. Cleveland, and wilt probably re ‘ Py rly oy Sy tL rahi Bible study to-uortow Sunday jatter: | TRIEex, pastor “Sabbath aekper 9.30 am Presche | OUS fOr making a fourth class man swallow ink, | Secretary of the Treasury and ex-Representative | Ha! WnUil next we ity in Weleechat aed was | Last Night’s Debate in the Commons. His foot rested on an inn girder aud tin vortunatee Feqiiested to mect SUNDAY, at 1 vielock P he parlors. “Special invitation fo | img 1d ath, | Youn People's prayer meeting 86301 Aayoxg tap Paesipers Catuens today were | Morison chairman of the interstate commission. | with the ladies at the rapes Meee oe scend, He then picked up a board and found bim- Sel Soave ee ee Pn Uaine io be s real hel BF nate eapesttaliy asks | Uialty welcoines Toe OPM Strangers are Cr tice Harlan, attorney Genefal Garland, Sena- eed Carlisle was offered the Secretaryship of | Secretary and Mrs. Endicott returned from thelr it inthe museum dressing rom. ihe made his it £ Recordime Secretary. | business men aud employers ‘when in need of temP0- | -@ ——— ayy AND ME GHURGHCON 10TH AND D tors Voorhees, Morgan and Harris, Commissioner | th@ Treasury and the President was anxious to | Boston trip yesterday afternoon at four o'clock. Way to an opening and dropped, ianding In the ~ rasiniegs 1 sepa mi need GE Cemtho- : w z an Savenin take They were accompanied be she oa ae THE DISAST FIRE UFFALO | orchestra. He rushed to a door, gave it a push Gah QRETORM OM UAE | EO ep eta | ani Wee maer te “Moos | Buck, Meprecntties aren Speng Wear | MAYEN key pt ne decoy saying that ne | hey ees aikonpanie bys anos son | THE DISASTROUS FIRE IN B go fe ce ute, ay peal anaes TE naan ee ee Gare ee TED school at U3 i cthe lender will be. glad to eo al the Wontier, or New Yorks i Rockwell of kimtra; | Ing tn bis present field of action. Mr. Carlisleis a] . Mr. and Mra. J. Bleecker Banks gave a pretty positive there were seven prtwons. in his Foou toattend the faneralot oie lake Siethee nae Pe gate | Bee WESLEY CHAPEL, CORNER OF 3TH AND | nenpors of his clang on Eueuday. evening ROE at (30 | corard C. BIOWn, Crake aes ents Oe Penney: Post man, and itis understood among his triends | @inner to young poopie on Thursday evening. | peo the Italo-German Allianoe | "hea he lett tt and all he sav escape was one mam Beaktend she faneral of od lar Groner. Hes. Bos eye pecs Wang pact, Sane Bee, 8 ats cmencn, 2p 87 Vania, and Peter Lenthan, ot New York. that ne sHOUERE a enbinet postion would entall| The table, was exquisitely deckad with, violets Angry at and one woman, It is his belief that the others it epirns: | Hose dow te Bingeammaaney eyes, aut | BA Premier lvauiaaves hot, kes, AUPMED MARD- | Typ,sony Arpomraznrs.—The Acting Scoretary | 90°. Could aord. While he: aay. noe have fon, Miss Wallach, Miss Barry’ Sis Banks, Mr. Beas ean aps Sela ce .. Prayer meeting Thursday 7:30 p.m. 8 Holy Con 1am. Litany and Second cele- | of the Treasury has appointed John Monoghan to | inentioned that as a reason for declining, itis un- | Webb, afr. Blair Lee, Mr. De Jantsch, Mr. Du’ Bosc ‘The ruins of the burned hotel presented a dis. school reunion Friday evening. “Seats tree He ing bf VR choral eergieg anil geriucu bY ale | De inspector of hulls for the district ot Duluth, | derstood that tt contributed to his decision. | | and Mr. 7 Whitney eat Bary adjourned 10 CRACKING POLITICAL SKULES. | il epectacie this morning, and crowds continued fit Pear he aot cts | gerne tito Bealviteeataifserics. nS at. | Mich. ako ae ee a appotntmeat ot af esore airenia and Morrison as | the b Bachelors bai, where the German was opened | Parnell and Dillon Make a Spirited oe Bate Sweet. PG. Burial at Oak Hill, Bro! of CK (Se MOUNT VERNON PLACE ME. CHURCH : vaynes. | Secretary "Treasury and chairman of the lock, Atthck on Chief Secretary Balfour for f earch for bodies known to be some ab tl ETTENGILIn Actye Ree. Secry. | Ut erariet ot itive mereicea wih Eaucut, Menor Hapa a tng cor th and Kets, nw. Bev. 8. W. | Pir and Win, Hh Feely oe eagnet Qieeeioe of Tene and dentagion, Respectively, Was very pos-| | Mrs. Berry gavo a dinner, and Mra Russell! the Mecent Murder at Voughal and the | Choe sites the dette ia mee tetra me MEMuEES OF THE jis Fide wal preach svorrow ati. Mand NE | toy Sab Mopar, B. De "prosiling eer, and at | KenUiicky (Edenton), finally made. per AT Dany =e ang | Arrest of Father Keller. ‘The oan wel et ee a today. Jar place of necting SUNDAY, 20th inat..at 17 o'eock | at 3. M. “A cordial luvitation is extended to all to be | $30 o'clock Aan: Young people's meeting: at ‘Tue District oF CoLvBrA MiLtTia.—Gen. Benet, waaly atend Special Cable Dispatch to Tax Evexrxe Stam. 215 this mornin, ¢ body of a man wag fanrits WILLEAMS, whirl Wi 2 place at 2 p. BJECT SERMON FOR NTI UNION MISSION, 93 was unex) a of prelu y beyo guitte Three of the fc That peowides rexilar serionn ‘started 00 your ie | Scie sou Satarday ey, en With te state militia, and that the chairman of! Gy any Osher Office. taining paper upon that, islasdcnectey ana tein, | NOpOlize parliament before long. Dillon found an ee ee bee ee en es; the Metrupulitan Baptist church, corel sth | Suuday 3 pan, ict Commissioners be the commanding portunity to refer to the bayor of Hanlon . A iawn 4 beokie to fer wares Ae tN eriGT CHURCH SDF, | Se Tao ea ae ae oon a a officer, with the rank of brigadier general, ‘The visit ot ex-Senator Thurman to the Presi | and. Dulsy "Mddous Tok eae ae Nee | op cto le ace fo the Dayoneting of Hanlon mek Their injuries are iriguvtol Grong F, Maker, 908 F st. nw. su eee ee ee ary ie | 320. To-nixht, come aid bear er SkoRETARY ENDicorr was at his desk this morn- | dent, a Sta reporter was informed by good au- Fo eerhnes music by {iss Lau Mecreery, MTS. | The poor man was flying from the police with bis Michaels is doing nicely to-day, Clinton Bidw: Factory. i peugeline Ps 3, Howat De Bateey eee ho ment coe and Meat | tng, He did not care to say anything more about | thority, was in relation to the Paetfic rallroad in- Begs Sas Darling, who has Urensert- | DAK towards them, when a constable, after in wean wary beltinan, Wer ie caer tae aoneiog, Se, ANNOUNCEMENT. We iiee Sti fhavtiste lured. suing by hus coir 730 | Uuouics “Motevery oue that thirsteth,come Ye to the | the reported conflict ot authority between the | vestigation. When in the Senate Mr. Thurman ously ill of bronchitis, is slowly convalescing, but | ¢™Sing him for fity yards, lunged at him with | pr “E* a Morton, the attending surgeon at ho mincxiation and | pine iis ig Si iil, rel GME ebureh ek wae — EW Wi swan ; War department and the surged a general than ows = me and study to the finan- | Wwint not be able to give the hous 'y at Nyack | Bis bayonet, and instead of merely prodding him, | Pitch hospital, said this ‘morning that ail of the Lumber, I | in by his chor. All are invite ar < (SWEDES! [AN) | has already been publishe ie inter cial relations of the Ps roads with the gov- Lent fae s , drov ured persons under his care recover, Siuounce the purchase of the property at the = Pian ORCI IREGCAD Bore Korte Capitol; between Hand Cats. | him at Boston showed that the relations between moEeieors bestia Hil | anced HE ergy et i ebating), perder ier eptember the arranged % are " , y e) ‘ho died at the Fitch hos thool ut 0:40 o'clock: t ernment, and he was the author of the funding | be at the Everett house wo meet twelve of her fam- | bayonet through Hanlon’s spine, ran it six inches | _ Henry D. Rumsey, W! — ‘st iL Gelock, by the Hey yanrz FOX Bubs | tie rmedent and ‘himself were of the trendiest | ycisiation, In view of hisknowlodge of the sul 7g Witness the production of her sows opera, | into nis vowels and. cut one = ian eee eye et eS pibere Twill hace completed on, of abuat April 2et | sucject ofan address to be delivered by Hev.A. W. 112° | Sata reoauda Condit woke aie es Se | ge Ject and his experience and ability as a lawyer, | House, New York, on the goth cf Apri es es | It was further stated that the same constable at- | MSucat santa Fer NM. and is wite anddauste suber sheds and Uffice, and to wlicl jon | 2 yin Uxid Felows' Hall, Sth st, sce., Friday, s z . — Pres! ny 1 only Fort Wayne, Ind., whe: wi beremoved ay Gatch 25" at Syutas Feuns, ave streetcars pass Us | yg SECOND BAPTIST CHURCH 4TH ST.| Tar case or Mason Benreen—The record of | (he President wanted toconfer with him in regard |’ irs’ Warren, Secretary Bayard’s daughter, 1s in | te'pted to bayonet another flying man, who pee ae een cee tk cies teen eee eae the'habt- "Det Pitncr hu tech pastor of the ented | Sand Vincnia aves sey Suwose lige Gwe | 2) ; Teen, | tothe investigation provided for by Congress at | une city, with lier chinaeene escaped by entering a doorway. The chiet of fadeira. ‘The deceased lost his its Fresteriatihech cr, hand Tote wand ay Le | vies tesa iniereat is imaated: A man ed | he Ces ee asee Ec vinbennoses | the recent session, It 1s said that the President | Mra. Albert Gallatin, who has lived here during | Police was sald to have exclaimed at the inquest, | Ruane yaad ty: rescue the: ilttie, daughter of Perel will be pleased to welcome my old and new | Siure m Howard Cusversity- Aduission tree sudo | ¥ 10) Dat Dy, the "pastor: ‘Taptsus, Sunday mene | ocr Duquenie, Hae Lo ae Tae direc tact have Judge Thurman undertake | the winter, will leave the city for New York on | “Lam sorry 1did not fire upon them.” The tone | Nre Mann. He heard ber scream and put ber the Spend, and show them a lance and well aworted stock | Collection taken. CE ee Swen Young people's sad ee department, for action by the President, ‘This estigation a3 cl Monday aiternoon. of the debate may be further Judged trom the fact | Side of his shirt to protect her from. Dressed jomical manage: the commit oom K saber. Usus! Service Tuesday at @:45 pan, Prayer and praise | Means that nis sentence ts dismissal. Itis thought | 4° ceumeswre Hut the ex-Senator is not inclined | yrr, and Mrs. Helyar gave @ theater party on | that later in the discussion Hartington spake of | CF Kenny has, tmpageled a, jury, of representa; {ise more economical management of m7 i oe Bess iteata free, Zour are muiguten hecies een Hee eter wren fneimate Trend that he meant every aay ane wae a Supper party following, | the Youghal incident as Sobre tehisee Geen oman, = mtise tho cost : Word he uttered. when be announe parts esday evening. THE RALFOUR BAPTIRY OF BLOOD. umber to the minimum. f have purchased aud : ; the court recommends. clemency, and tis, tor | MOTE 5 Me ed a ‘TUE DRAD aXD MINING. ; ‘ahization aud prosecution of city. evauelizatic ieteher Methodist Episcopal Church, cor. New kor ad performed his share of public service. He 2 : a it e, of L Mai RATER ST. FOOT OF 10TH AND H STS.S-W. | icccting of the pastors atl delewaten will be held at | ave, and 4th st—Rey" Dr Owais usw preacher, wil | In Ue army trom being relegated to private ite. | Had, performed |b Took pleasure and pride in the | qaf#Yete Ind. returned to the elty last THUS | Poe “ssercion bill and the decision to pontinue the | body. BOL. yet recovered: Lane Welch, ag | Gaber, and where cam’ be found aleaesinrweand | i si Mpa! Devotional ‘scrvice tram | tueEpworth,ledby wr Wiens, Sonuaakcars | Tae Recautavion Aor.—Acting Secretary Fait. | Practice of lis profession, and that he would con- | O8¥- 8.0. Hoffman presided at the meeting of | debate on the other rules of procedure, now that | Kau Ea" atone missing and tnecceutted: tor 2 ne (ound always a large an 23,700 pau, Devotional service frum | the Epworth, 1 Wan. abbath sehiool a — rt Lame to prec f * > : Seaiusors constunt persucal supsrvnien tay sorrel ED GEER ———— | uit "Goto and Bone eho tiey esting, Hhurwiay, 7:39 | child has tssued a circular to customs oMcers pro- | hut that ne docs Hor seco Ea se Loe Sure TEENS | ene Ladies’ Historical Soctety yesterday at the rex. | ClOSUre has been voted, are great surprises, and | A” 3. 2k acker, of the ‘Delaware Lackawanna op osinens, Thaw necycea the cecvices of St. | gos, THE SARSFIELD CLUB— Cordially welcome 5 Af | mulgating the recent act of Congress authorizing | outside of legal practice, ‘It is not, Delleved that | idence of Mr. Horatio King. airs. Hoffman de- | an indication of the trresolution of the govern- | and Western rallfoad, supp fo Ee Denuison, who will Hereafter rail apo pur: ‘At the regular weeting Of the Sarsfield Cla Be = oF . rd Jesus Christ is the | Som CORNER OF 14TH AND B STREETS N. W.. 6, ord denn hist, the | terion PRINCIPAL OFFICE AND YAED, ee ri 4 . Thursday night and ‘at. the Richmond Pees secession | oa toe tlante a We SME Sita | = Paton Ret Me auaaea aoe | Sing veel sua Gece ata Ain |v a gh tvenenin A enacts: | ain, Comp" tue, “Greg haa | Mm, Malate ma an ane sO, Ia S| Aa a enter t koa Exipenmregeccaennuce my gal prompt and | Ldiceapa weatencn who wily, cgutivaied that | gs Gpeaners 70. wort addin olowed by wading and ther vessels in certain caBeg” etc, | stot sid uae Bran teportar that he did not bellevo | wore ably teated by Mist Leaman, and. Mrs. W- | 52 ye saitgestmannered man who ver seater | jr ae are: arom pene, ag iB the ex TES F. BARBOUR, ihe ecoudes of the amatterary of the birth of Hobert | writing. “10e docreentabatins if” | ing of mackerel caugnt during the spawning sea- | that even if the Secretaryship of the Rreasury | of Palestrina,” atter'whicn Mra. Llewellyn Jones | ship orcut a throat, but he would mot escape the | iim” lils tather gives up ail of Lis son being ceand Yard, L4th and Bats n.w. | Emmett, March 4th: Miss Josephine Forbes, iss TeETING: F ; re." Mr. JohDsOn, ‘@ railroad man; 1 = = = ie : < their pro- | were offered him he would decline tt, in pursuance | sabg a Romanza in Italian. Mrs. L. 0. ‘Taibout | retribution which history would assign to him, | #live.' . Branch omerand Yardy] ded Maryland aye Te | Ein, Ciewro ain, Coit Sis Manne Lager | wag EURMC TEMPERANCE MEETING WILE | Sota calling particular attention to their pro-) wets fered him he vould decline tn pursuance | Sung Homanza tn Tallan.” Mira ““cuerabint;" | Parnell spoke of him as having eutered upon the | 3osePh Sayre, of Erie, Pa.; J.C. Pratt, of Albany. Wiarven aud Supply Yanl, Water stfoot of 10th | Miss Clara Ctinningham, Mise Jessie A. McGowan, | Thc a Hyde tale Sot DE St Ife, Ars, Z. B. Vance read a bright article upon “Vio- | task of bloodshed with unprecedented callousness, sel = ang od = Ba cs oh EE tenner GT wore ben or chet rset > THERE WILL BE A SERMON ON THE | DR. River's Mission To Cattrornta—Dr. C. V. ————_—_o0_______ lins and Paganini;” Mra. Julia Schayer and Miss] ~ gag amie: a been al the ir, Cage paged et B. HIDDEN, ¥-D.- SPECIALIST, 208 | NeSuity, J: W. Loveless. siuvonds and MP. Name Dani of Curt, fom Hus Scripture st | Riley, the entomologist of the Agricultural depart= | LUXURIES AT PUBLIC EXEPENSE. | Bradley contributed Heeumal Yoral music; MISS ror the withdrawal of the obnoxious charge, | Clerclash Onion The list at present orande: a Hot, Washington, D.C. Mondays, Weal DENTISTS AND PHYSICIANS ARE IN- | 770i, 10th chap. Oth verse,“ and My Father are Oue;* | ment, has gone to California to spend some time Ere! read an ‘artic! oho 3 daye anid Friday trum 12'to4 p.m 1dthee entrance: | MoE yited to attends Lecture vy De GECKGE ©. | ‘our Hebrew brethren, SUNDAY, March 30th, 1887 gor Consultation free. Practice limited to Diseases of the | MILLS, of New Xork Cit, Chest, Throat and Naxal Passayes. Specially success- | Alveolaris). dental de pecii ; six serie Some § imem Items From the Ac-| J. M.D. Lander recited a short pocin by Mrs. | while Balfour apparently lounged languidly. Par- | persons dead, twenty-one injured, five or on Kises' Disease, Pyorhors | Cer Penusylvania ave. and 7th st.. 1 o'clock p. there jnvestivating various matters which have | counts of the Visitors to the Naval | Drowning; and an original sonnet upon itallan | neil accused the government of having deuber- | OUSIY, and five missing. ational Cmuversit | o>. GRACE M. E. CHURCH SOUTH, COR. OF | D€*2 demanding attention from bis bureau for music, by Mrs. Asaph ii: tent cad. Pa eot Masie> £2 | ately brought about the calamities which were | FATHER KELLER REFUSES To ful in treating ‘Evlared Tousiis, Hay ‘Fever, Hose | NocOcu Str st ewe MONDAY EVENING, March 7th and A sta .e--Preaching utah Some time. His special mission 1s to investigate | Academy. CEs et en ee ey > Subject of lamentation and with shiciding the ANSWER, Gold, Asthma Nasal Cotas and Deniers Terulting | Dist at Ton em. 1 | te Key. 8. W. Happawax, at 7:30 p.m. Rey. F. & | the Coltony cushion scale, an insect imported trom ai tas oe oe tdi rs J. Sayles Brown. Mra. Z. B. Vance will pre-| Oqenders the policeman, WhO Was identified In eretrom. n4-th.s,tu,6m = SSS SMER. Sunday school at 9:30 ain.; prayer meeting | Australia, Which 1s doing Immense damage to the Representatives sometime ago | side March 25th. court, being permitted to'continue on duty in the | ae ge 8 pis ena ee —_— JOHN 6. GREEN.GS3 OFH 5 < Sa ORDERS RECE! ovary: ees crane at 7:30. Public invited. 5 citrus orchards of California. + | & detailed account of the expenditures of the visi- |" he many friends of Mr. Moncure D. Conway | streets of Youghal, Perhaps bis most. effective Sent Prison Paperhansings. Having resigned wy posi- | [ouschobd ine s E = Sam tien with Mr. K. Henderson, I beg leave to call the at- [eS _itt = tors to the United States Naval Academy for the | wit pe pleased to learn that he will be in Wash- | sentence was this: “Your attempts to uphold law Comsempt of Cones, 1 fabrice. Urania | ig, MCKENDREE ME, CHURCH, MASSAG ae AE thn Smee CE Gis waaoee oe thy | fscal year 1885 was read and tt called out some | Iugten tose aeee heart er De nN days, | are not respected, because ou Only uplioldt on Dosim, March 19.—Father Keller, who was an 3 Jt | ince. G: Huuneur tiewanpsos ‘Treasury, to-day received a letter from Capt ¢. J. | Hl¥ely criticism. The» expenses were made up | and that during his stay he will deliver a course | one side.” This ro onstrous | rested at Youghal yesterday, court sinus ot al ki generally to my | Ces neh and dinner party Pesjetore, 223 dana he whee willbe fond an ie | eit oF Hac aed daner rtf i ‘ reste and | SES OSC tention of gy fiends and the jub ATIONAL UNION } ing sermon of couteronce year 7 ree lectures pecially interest ‘thing that a secretary who had scarcely been a in the lord mayor's carriage, receiving an : 5 : : ely of such items as Hennessy brandy, bour- | Of three or four lectures on sj teresting | thing ‘ to-day WALL “PAPER. Decorations, Window Shades and | INSURANCE COMPANY. - | laborer with God. ‘30 Pah, prayer aud praise | Searle, commanding the Volunteer Southrons, ap- | 1278 = b topics. While here Mr. Conway will be the guest } Week in office should “have signalized Ulat week Frimimsme Room Moidinis ii Gilt and Hard Woods, oociiais Fete MRR AR AAT, | tues, Mi abet ns non:" wople! Tue Gutof the | polnting himas acting adjutant forthatomgunize: | DOM Whisky, clgars, ete. Not only was the char. | Pics While b Pollak 1700 Toren Dy two such events oS ie ca eegmalized Cuat Week | ovation from the people in the strecta. He refused, Tinerases Walvons ate ribute to the memory of the late SAMUEL: oly Ghost. O: Trequest and hope to have the patronage of both | adopted by the directors of the National U1 friends and the ublic. Having seventeen sears ex: | auce coupanysof Washieton, March 10, 15% pees. all orders intrusted to me will | “Ea view ot die fact tu Uon during the May drill. Capt.Searle emphatically | acter of the expenditures censured in the House, denies the truth of the widely-circulated re but the press of the cot mented severe! that his company had invited Jefferson and Miss ¥ rac locimates ay Kectigelty pastor, torte: “Hlow te ili Gat cetine by yustor: tople: “How to it Ur ithas pleased our Heavenly | An address to the pew. Seats fvte and puulacinened it K st.” togive any testimony as to his custody of ten~ Pon Wed ee Ree 2: mete man and the Keller arrest,” provoked a : bp Scene, the conservatives, consigering Coat he bad | AUS’ money's as trustee under the = ech Mrs. A. P. Westcott, at the house of her father, cam. imputed murder to the chief secretary, But the | PMgn, and was commitied to prison for, contempt ex-Chiet Justice Drake, yesterday entertained a - ‘upon the visitors for their extravagant mode of | com ‘Of ladies at luncheon, to meet Mrs. John valk 3 oy, | OC court, The judge declared that if the prieste Feces’ ut esteciue — — 6 = ‘aked did not sustain this impression. Parnell ct Work promply eiccuicd by competent workmen. | hasithdStaudeat Samuel bacon, who departed this ae WOMANS GHUSTIAN ‘TEMPERANCE Soouslon raters patem, tobe thelrguests onthe | irr at the public expense, But the exposure | Fettie of Orange i 3. denied ically. “The member tor Cork accused | con ih dlsobeyinx the Orders ot te “court wera i : + . ie seventy Union." dirs. E. M. Brtce, of Lostou, will a and Mrs. Stephen Vail have returned from | th: government of using & keep them. | perimitted the im ed Very Heopecttully You! lige on the Lath day or March, 1987, im te seveuty. LCE, Of Dosti did not work any reforms, The board of visitors | Mr. pI government of using a crisis to keep Sys woaaee eee PSPS JOHN 8. P. GREEN, ened pear of Is ae che Direc of (ie National | Sveae ot Meuodiot frojeetant chine, Yuh, bite tad | XE ANTER-STATE COMMISSION. | (nin nronl aie ne year followed the ex- | Fortress Monroe, and are at Welcker’s until their | Selves in office, ‘The debate, however, led to noun. | **PUcy —— > . Union Lisuranes company, of Wasuingtod, deeu it | £808 uv yw (Sunday), at 3 pa. "Public cor- siesta athens feas | aoa Oe oe ing except it gave Ube Parnellives one more chance oan ae earners omnes or eee iy dawited. Py ample of thelr predecessors of the year previous 0 GEN, BRAGG NOT PARALYZED. a8 Ott ew | proper tom oUF sires ee eee a Latest Gosalp About the Appointments, | ii the matter of luxuries pald fol outer the pubns | ane hanoeae esutiful tancheon on | & — & & SHEDD & BRO. ee ee ee Se, QUARTERLY MEETING WOMAN'S treasury, ‘Their Dill for eatables and, drinkubles ee — CRACKING A FEW POLITICAL SKULLS. He Says He Declined the District Judge. company: christian Temperance Union, Central Culon a : ‘Thursday. In the center of the table was a great ; ‘First, f¢ has been our pride to look upon him as a | ® edue arch 2310 SOME OP THOSE MENTIONED FOR PLACES—EX-GOV | sinounted to $1,042.99, and was made up of such Parnell by the way was asked the other day ‘Weeks GAS FIXTURES. \ccettie inte comectentivas geatieman, ono etiuently 5 Se ee ae sey ROBINSON TO NAME A NEW ENGLAND MAN. fremaas the WGuoWinen Five Geer toss at See ee eee aice aries aa] wei Among <i sqliee perig thaws ope Muwavkes, March 19—Gen. Bragg has sent e some eee or ee ee i Coat MOR, Hey, Dr. HAMLIN, pastor $7.00; six terrapin, $10; ane bunch bananas, $2.2: lax and decked With carnations. About the | material for forming a party of stariwarts, the that heis a paralytio, porperor Ready to land. a heiping hand toall enterprises tehdits | Churcit of tue Covenant, in Bebalf of Social Fuster de | Col. Lamont gaid this morning that he aid not | $720} 8% $1.40; two bushels ‘peas, | Si ae in rand fpagyemmpeprdes dos ott 2 458 9th ot nw. | “ecnods But itis in yiew cuedy of cur asiociation | Lordi aticea a Burm superintendent. UBL | thing the inter-state commerce commission Would $250; one Bor oodles da: ‘one box lemons, fable were set bowls of Rowers, nasturtiums 10} able of working for the interests of the common | 11 is called out by a Washington Glepatch suggest- ———— airs ac ec | ce Wrote mms cre | uae ats Be ued | lee ea tne | rate | oan a eer Take pleacuretn acknowinizing the promptness and | pany in July, 1s00, mn wuich capacity. he served uutl | SE—cor- ith and Lee nae Ny. he sald it would be sometime yet before the selec- | Waver, s0.30; 100 Hels Viotorte ewrara fie ee ee ee eee apn ne Suet | Treland. He replied inthe negative. The Eng-| artuur MacArthur, of the of Corumbi, ‘Seirpees of the FIREMEN'S INSURANCE COMPANY | Seprember 7, 1881, when he was ciected President to | 94ivreN, pastor. —Moruing service, 11 at. Vespers, | tion would be announced, bottles Hennessy brandy, $7.50; ad ipa) of | sh radical members at present in parliament were | Gen, Bragg says he declined the judgeship weeks: SS eet ae Te Sil the vacancy cansed by the death ot his predecessor, | 7:90 .m. Sunday school, 0:46 aun. it_| The President is very destrous of men for the | third cases xxx whisky, $00; Chilling sherry, see ee en ae ae esigns, , Sprays Of | either too old, too domesticated or too wealthy to | suo. ae Gioia ae pout aad gvez ada to eaeet de | eg UNION, METHODIST BrrscoPAr | interstate commission whose Judgment ean be re. | glare $23; Cwo and Suchalt down beer, Stee! | Gowers with a bovering Dulterdy, & bit ot dead | <isner too Cd. too domesticated of ton wealy ~ 2 en rea ie ee es | re ees Ea a ee | rae a Fe ee 5 Oe Me ereeaninw a8 | teed on atall tinea, It ts of Gomer, very ditieale S00 Londres cigars’ $80; 100 conchae 45.60% fare | les were trecly used in the designs "Twelve | Wat the home rule contingent fing, the Sebatesot | Loxpoe, Sener ealtewery aie ee eee reAUSE: beater Sou | of our angeinies for tuany years aud tor his informs | CuARwiam. Sunday School, Oth aud d put. “Neuse | to find auch men, and when, found’ they. are not | 2ooesoRares RES $395 100 Concha, Spparentiy | ladies sat down at the table: Mrs: Waite, Mrs | TeCGoNG Ma tne latter have taken into. tise Sn ey oe A Grebestry,ofice a Fa. ave uw: Cctzcrott's music | FeTwoual Fmdness aud, cculsh bearing we sincerely | Feovie's mesting st 6:40. “AM welcome.“ I0" | such as are likely to want to undertake the ser- | fived on the tet of ue land davise the’ kee ee Or Clcage, NOW A neadent Of this wige” Mrs, | lobby on each division nearly ninetenths of ali | Hl bul mas able to preside at a cs stzp) Music {or Heceytions, Balis, Germans, Etc. jnourn iis loss as 8 wernber of this company aud ssa | je — THE REFORMED CHURCH INTHE | Vice. Formen who are not temapeed by the salary | they were at the Naval Academy. - ee Cockrell, “Mra. Sabin, Mra ct their men who were in London. From ten toa ———— ee Sten __ | Depron rien Be area ee ond os, | Soc 1 United States—Services in the chapel, cur- | alone, the positions are not as desirable as they So ance, Mrs. Cockrell, Mra. Sab doven are unavordably detained in ireland either | fore Bogus News from Ottawa. go> EF Brooms tesa ouimate his worth bo sora ts | So hvut Mirani ri atau aa paid | may ACA glance appear. herelsa heavy re. Army Turccunemucor rae item, | Hon andra Bawarda of Ue Brith tegation, | Say iy Mat ner cauiesPu otha ue | omewan Maren 10a Timer apecal rm OF — Peannr od shincomipess: Ag; Sunday. school i ev. C. F. Sox- | sponsibility attached to thel ost a : : come up 5 -s GAS FIXTURES, ka * ewleed, ‘That a copy signed by our Vice President | TA, Dubay school at 9-30" an i, Youu People’s | Cinty that no man can so act as to avold criti: que caecum ae gave ahandsome dinner on Thursday tothe fol. | of every seven, ‘an average which cannot be | {4¥i Ont Says: theres Mot one word of Lruth and Secretary be sent to the fanily of our deceased | jucat Straugers conlialy invite ie mock | clsta from some quarter. ‘There 13 Mable to be eens pLSME Day socounts by army 7, lest: Baron and the Baroness d'Itajuba, | rivalled by any other party in the state. ‘The pro- | {i Ua" h'REWNS Oarline ote Randle tet mechinns = pane Mend and semocimte. | cowies Vice President. | “tt ¥s. Seats tree. Pastors residence, 49H stnw. 1 ae real eae ae poe i (es age pees : fresh impulse and - becom- ares w Lawrence, Miss Endicot judge ete ee men a higher among | FFitish government regarding the fishery matter.” pwest Rates, oH 0; TOW ee “i CALVARY ST aE =z | Wibuted with regard to the sectional ion of epi ic. The latest accession to the ranks | Davis, Admiral Rodgers, General Greely, Mrs Jae ein than in any English persica, ‘Said &@ member of the cabinet last night: “No pro- 531 15th st., Corcoran Building. 5 NOBLE D. LARNEK, Secretary. Tt | ne GALVARY BAPTIST CHURCH, CORNER | tho country. ‘The broad west will claim the right “ ‘and jelyar. Q ‘the statement is repeated to-day upon fairiy - iy. Bee Sr DEPOTS | ee DARBY'S PRINTING OFFICE REE | Goerst, pastor, Sunday scbodl, S30 ora N pede | to good representation, and the east 18 deeply in: | Of Pn HS Us aoe | eee Mra "Whivaey gave a mustcat | ood authority that the government” has adopted Some conabanea proses beiex emaanT Beet ae | Sea WHARE'S. W, forthe next MOY ing vy the pastor, 11 1, and 70 p. in. Gonpel | terested. It is sald, however, that the slate 18 at | COX, 7th cavalry, none of whose pay accounts have id Chamberiain’s irish Ce aro eee nee te us OF the Deities woven Se tg Ay A Be Seal ae and the public are respectfully in- | SeSia i all MedGae. Ud, Metuonial chapeis 7:30 pu, | last neafly inade up. Ex-Gov. Robinson, who de. | been paid for two months. He has been arrested | Party (Thursday evening to about one hundred | Sranived it his support. fepallling the settlement of the fsbeey diapuse:® Tipe Eigat ide ooeeatmae ‘My customers an public a1 pectfully ‘Seats for all aud all cordially invited. clined appointment himself, has, 1t is named | in St. Louis, and sent to Fort Snelling to be tried | Suests. ‘The musiclans were Mr. —— Banner, Ensrontee tbe rot warvassnsent full weight.e14-2m | formed tat oving to the increase of my ee aa Gither \W : Kinsley, the state ‘commissfoner of | by cdurt-mirual. ‘This makes five army officers Loved wastes wae aaieee oad ond NOTES FROM BERLIN. A Political Murder in Texas, HARD WOOD MANTELS, SLATE MAN- | was compel ave more 1, at hereiure, ‘Sal iu Massachusetts, or ex-Attorney General Devel who have gone wrong within the st year, {¢ Yocalist; Mrs. ——- e Sait iarioe, erates, open re place fittings, | removed my Printing Office from Oth street tothe | young people's mectiy 7 Pan.; Weduewiay 730 pur; | for appolntment, and 1s to communteate With the | Of Whane kore. were ene Past Js still at | Supper Of terrapin, oysters on ice and champagne | wpigcomfort Caused by the Expulsion |, Wicuita Fatis, Texas, March 19.—At Se A le and slate heartin Show roomsand factory. 497 | jarve building, 1808 Pennsylvania ave., which extends | e8POriton ot interantienal waag Ce ay OP A | President as to their feeling about the matter. | large, and nothing is known of his whereabouts, | W#® Served upon round tubles in the dining room. ol Mincabinas Sowa, in Baylor county, three inasked men frou Gy near 6th st mw. M. ROCHE. mbm" | quite through the square to 1311 Dst., where, with | “= !1#2##, pastor, beats frp. “All are welcome, 1t | Other men placed on the commission by gossip | It he's not apprehended within the three years’ | ‘The Ladies’ Aid of tne National Homepathic SAAD nhay SuildE: He aM Dees DARORIRE Ma a> FROST ETHIS COMBINATION, OF | the latest improved machinery, a LAKGE ASSOR® | @-—o=> FIRST CONGREGATIONAL cHURcH, | @-day are ‘Thomas M. Cooley, of Mich; W. Ie | mit he will be dropped from the army as a Weser- | Hospital held their regular monthly meeting on | SP*cial Cable Disrateh to Tux Evzxixo Sram. Matto Turmets fanch. Turner was the i =; Gattsaya. Wd Checay and Borsford's Acid | Se <r of BOOK and JOB TYPE, SKILLED WOK: | SS comer of Wir und a gree CHOnCH: | Morrison, W. L- Bragy, of Ala’ and 8D. Kernan, | unl’ he will be dropped fron Powell, of the signal | Thursday, Mrs. Nordhof presided, supported by | Bexuix, March 19.—The latest East African mail ly killed. Both horses were fatally wounded, ents ad interwar seaitar Mslana, “Sold ac iE: | MES, and twenty. years’ practical exi-ricuce, have | Mantes, dev. Sc MM) Nawaas ral preachy at Ti au. | O€N. YX. STLIor, ane aadl navajuen Tefetred to the second | Mrs. Bimey secretary, Mrs Pope ‘treasurer, and | reports new inimical tendencies against the Ger. | ¢uuntly Killed. Both horses were fatally wounded. BURNS PHARMACY, 1429 Pennsylvania ave, im | sacili pansed city for N PA Phe Love of Gods" A teed 3U Pett. Upon LATER. auditor, wl prot lecide which one is | Mrs. Bittinger, the financial secretary. Mrs.'Mar-| —! in Ki ‘county last fall and was only de- Bottles or on deans Wich wala water #13" | Hook andJOB PRINTING, andtarautce wood work, | ubss "She ich ings Kapmumuniceruon, tuculitea | 1049 generatty conceded that the President has DAR on bine oalpsly Genet tp, cheat woe prosigenty and ars Jonn ¥. Ells | "7p Pereatest_ alscomfort ts caused here by the | fated Uy afew votes. Als suas are = caeeutad pecuntls at ow cia Sunday school at 9-30 atu. Vesper service at 6-45 | decided upon three of the commissioners, and 1s ane porter spl ; acelin teenie tenets bee = "Personal attention given to all branches of the busi. | 22% Stale led by Dr. Sischoft, organist. __t_ | awaiting the selection of the remaining two before | {2U,the, practical aes fredeouion upon ce | Sar eeree pS dl Sierinane Dkineia Beeen Deheons, Conson £WACARTSEY, Seame BLS ED R2CUS ENV NAN WILL PREACH | announcing all the appointments together. It's | service, AU these cases, ne sald, occurred west of | patients im the’ Rooms ateiy ted up| ary. Sacacer, Sixt, March 10-Shie teasing On Pankers and Dealers in Government Bond Press work for the trade, Air go ae walla th econ tuo ote Wp | uaceNtan impreston, rom clrcumstantlas er | the Misssetppl rive, desertion 0 8 per cont of | Mex’ renmne a, te, oxpense OF MES Stan pO PMUhEE Bre ne Mu POF PHOS | yormons,"seut to Ue house of correction froma : a1 ‘of Washington” a * t = cl vette | are ; “ Deronits. Exchange. Loans. Collections. ieee ee | Ge Strangtes "couuatons” ouuday school at | cided upon are W. H. Morrison, of IIL, democrat; | the enlisted memof tho ecm toe the ine ae ‘Mrs Pope, Mrs. H. 1. Cooke, ana te Ladies ——__._____ on neg ay tage peepee ape f obabirgae Stacks sod Bonds snd all secuptieg Usted | 06 pennay See “| son of ius clans tu Biblical Archimology. Sfouday. 7°90 | JUGgE Cooley, of Sich.» republican, and ex-Repre- | compelled togerve the first six months without or tera Park, Mrs. Leiter, Mrs. Thomas Riggs, | THUE GERMANO-ITALIAN ALLEANCE, | Judge Severens tn the United Soquicsodneg, ano. we of New Ye plas, 3 ani £V8. BW. Pan. ‘orty-Di sentative of Ald, democ . iss Duke. ‘The meeting was largely attended —— reme Courts Tuling that cumulatt pases mae westiient Securities District | 2322 Dstuw. __mnl9-1w_| Services at i Te” | , Aumor ig revived that, John D. Kernan, ot, New ey: Py ere Sythe members, y Great Vexation at Paris Over the Signe | ie eet legal, someiciar and ail Local Railroad, Gas, Insurauce and Tele- | g-—— GOVERNMENT Pc ONS, ARMY, =>, SERVICE FOR DEAF MUTES AT THE | X0H . ese ook Co ae ‘The Wednesday Night German Club gave this ing of che Eronty. SS enna Mfmericen bell Telephone Btock toughtend sold. ou? | c= xr them. 100 Pees Papi eastta ave. aud Tut stat SO nae Ren atetat | Seorotary Fairchild Could have Dee ghatsmaney | PROPOSALS WILL BE ADVERTISED POR AND WORK | woetrs assembly and german at Masonic Temple, | Loxpox, March 19.—It is stated that the new al-| THE LONG PI a | FREES: opposite Ebbitt House | pelt pica, Holy couniinion at 8 ai. Other seviees | the cominission had he desired the omce, nen contol aan sauna etter 49 tie | Mee Eas ae Ce ewe ee oe seers’ ee SEW PU FG S ae GaNERAT, = AL aan. and 7:30 pau. Us ‘strangers ut sen erring ham’s letter ure. Mrs. Cameron, Mra Loring eacl ese powers on All three EE UES TION = PATO PA a ee S WAUGH ME CaPRCS SRD ee | OE ERO bain eee sebbisgeny eli apernd [Te eee mil undertake the protectin of oalidual Inter eR: > > U.S. ARMY KEGULATIONS. UG! .E. CHURCH, 3p ANI . Pe ome a Ax analysis of ita provisions and of the obligations ney Bate 0 pm. Sunday school Certificates are held. 2 Boston Emperor Francs J will follow the example | In a conversation in New York yesterday Mr, Sheurred uniter then vastitutionsl que Flirt meeting at S pau. to — stoners are authorized to make contracts for and| | Mr. W. W. Waugh, editor of the Home | oc dermany and confer -a, decoration on i | Alfred Sully said: “I sec that other parties claim apred titer theta tutional recast 3 etn : 3S ae Uniform with the U. 8. Army Rewulations, 1881. 108 Reculer wevkly "prayer werviex | 1 WILL NOT BE SOLD UNIT. THE Tu oF tHe | Immediately commence the work of improving the’ week, accompanied by Lb sineran lane ang | Kobilaut, the Italian foreign ainister. Annoy- | 20" have purchased the control of the Baltimore pei at ee pp. Price, Go cents. interleaved, $1.00, post paid, irsday evening at 7:45. ‘Ihe seatings and the GENERAL TAX SALB, ‘he streets and avenues named inthe schedule “ ance ts expressed in Paris that the treaty of alll- s 4p the “Questions uf the Day Cobb. 1 think they have made a deposit on Hons of the Daj CHAPMAN & C fecuG at this cluach are tree to all, Strangers ald vise — Risaished 4a Cony 8 by the Commissioners. ame Mas aie = —— ea by ar, | auee between Germany, Italy and Austria = and yee pod vied s always weleame At” | ‘The questionof the demand of the First National | controller's decision is clear on. this pol e Literary Society will be entertained by Mr. | signed wiille the attcution of France was account, When ‘erminal company decided 1 mhi9-3t* Tempo Es | ben ee - the Commissioners may at once commence the | ana Mrs. 8. B. 1000 Mt. tis | upon Germany. A former foreign minister’ of exercise thelr option I told the Baltimore 7 A SPEL TEMPERANCE MEETING | b#nk, of New York, through William York Atlee, and Mrs. Kauffmann, street, pon Germany. not to op" : = IN TH! wi he neceene Work, as the money has been appropriated, pro- | evening. France said to the correspondent of the London ‘unanimous! To Foun I Ro Be win ete sa th Haplcen, Arevbsterun | its attorney, that certain property against which | vided thavit 1s done with the distinct dmlcrstene: | Crenns: i ‘Should have sirunk irom ‘nothing to | 824 Ohio people that wiuie we foo o URTHER ANTRODUCE | The of Friendship L ce Wat key Gen, | 1t holds len certificates for special-improvement | ing that the work shall be delivered and paid for | The handsome hall at the arsenal was,on Thurs- FM, Bradley, ent-.atd Ge Wisieey: Gocei | taxes should be sold was relerced to the attorney | after the commencement of the fiscal year. on | day evening, the soene of one of the most brilliant ‘ teiuplar, ees, he ineeting. Everybody | of the District, by Commissioner Webb, in a com- | July 1st next. ‘They will have no difficulty in | social gatherings ever held at that post. The Hanus 0. y¥, which I con- | Sired to combine our terminal properties with the exatious event for us | Baltimore and Ohio property, yet we could not ask ‘THIS MOST EXCELLENT ARTICLE otion of th % that has happened in the past sixteen years.” ‘them to consider thems«lves in any Way bound to iract ‘will be “willing Occasion was the second annual ball of the Shain- = - WE WILL MAKE TALLY LOW PRICES TO) fletor tf order taut thr deiendau, Chak OURS sg | Munteation saying: “The question in this case | AMure, AcqntEMclor who co towalt | Tock Social Society. ‘The ball and dining Toots THE NORTHWESTERN FLoops, | lave the matieropen. ‘Therefore, if any disposie THE TRADE OY a orien tay occumeine forty ans | OS wet Me ¥-B. cr. pastor ““G ain, Sunday | Seems to be whether sales tosatisty lien certificates WA STAE reporter asked Commissioners Webb and Tee tek prated, and he menibers of dis tion has been made tt is perfectly proper and zs the cause will be proceeded we Church an 1, jit a.m., preaching | come within the ruling in the Brewer case, and | Wheatley about the matter and they’ sald Sacayh bright | Towns Submerged, Railroad right.” BUICEER'S BARD WAX FLOOR POLISH AND : J. McK. Met, DD. 730 pe me be 7 this and wi forms. ‘The music Was furnished by the ‘Third PIANO POLISE. ‘is for the plaintif®, Harriet Yeates Lounee Feopia’s praise ceting. Weg | Whether alll unpaid taxes will be released by the | they can do Se eer, toe ey, aha me e ery "s New York spectal says deed ~ H hestra, Amoug those present were | Swept Away and Bridges Damaged. | The Baltimore Sim's k ‘snd sendooment Toe #0 bem prayer fortulssions. All are wel- | sale and deed thereunder.” Affairs in West Washington. Gen. Gibson and ladies, “Cok Balnbridge and | se Paci, Musw-,March 10--A Pioneer’ Drees | “oUt Parties” alluded to by Mr. Sully are we chat res eeteak fox these = BG Attorney Riddle’s opinion {s as follows: “The Os ‘Cincinnau, Hamilton and Dayton syndicate, ” Crnzexs' Commrrres.—The citizens’ committee | ladles, Capt. Smith, Major “Hess and lads, Lieut. | social trom Bismarck, Dak, dated yesterday, | CAucnnAll, Hatllwon and basen syndicate. cporter aud the Even | if @=>, 88. PAUL'S ENGLISH LUTHERAN | Brewer case arose under the District act of June | met last night aaa Chase and lady, Cé “2aton and lat Lieut. Hos- = oh Tehas no equal. the ground of desertion HAYWARD & EUTCHINSOS, Tis order shill be weeks in the Wasi 4 z ted resolutions requesting gives the following particulars of the flood: The | litile doubt that they have obtained an option oa i ¢ Star New of tus ©) ‘cm f Tih Sth. U.Wes S. | 25 % : 2 kins and- Adjutant , Quartermaster — 220 oon cot | Bei eee ne Dee ress senucn ntl” bal | "ng each ise aa | the Contin tation no more puaes co be | Rie apa dis Naan Lem, @ sete serie age woe tant Saee ara vaee WM, M. MERRICK, Somes at 11 and 7250. Sermons by the ‘pastor. | Ps tv indebteduesk. oan & Eel Aa oan Mra Clarence P. Dresser will be “at | of the Northern Pacific at the western end of the atece ten “ruin sublect—“Pascover Groupings “yaar: | certificates of indebtedness, when not. pald, | grounds; also requesting the secretary of war to | Mr. and . ; ee ee ee Ou H By Me As Ceancrs Asst. Clerk Sunday “school ‘st With (the right to a holder to have | & | press thé completion of the Aqueduct bridge, pro-| nome” to thelr frlends at the National Hotel, ‘ ‘Even If the Water recedes to-night ax Ha iy MAL Cs wee waiw ‘SOpm. “ye | Sale #€ still rethaining unpaid, the same asin the | testing against any delay for any cause Whatever. | Washington, afternoon and evening, | jt Wiitbe iugposibie to resume travel, without > IN THE SUPKEME COURT OF THE DIS- SHURCH, NEAR 67a | C#8¢ of certificates for improved special assess-| ‘The .cominittee on streets and sewers was re-| Maren 34, ‘nsfer, a at least a mile of track between the ‘The 10th day of Marche AD isk n. 'W.— The pastor, Kev". WeFacken | ments, ‘The court held that the owner Was. éD- quested to see the Commissioners and to ‘not ‘The report that Miss Green, daughter of Gov- | bridge ahd Mandan. is swept away. All the tole (CORNER TENTH AND F STREET: Cuantxs FE. Ricuaupsos et'al. va. Seywoun W. | Wil Preach at 11 am. Also, at pau. and will | titled to have a sale on demand within @ reason- of the It need Of sewers west of ot New x 1s le tT wires between the bridge and Mandan are x 3, Se et a «| aduidister the ordinatice of Christinn "All | able time. it also held that when a saleon these | street. The fol committee was appointed | ¢rnor Green, of New Jersey, so me SPaown and the poles sweptawas.. ‘There ts no On motion of the pluluuta’ Ue Gordon & Gordon, | Welcomed. ‘at*_ | Was demanded the collector should include in_his | to represent this ‘to meet the central com- | S4Fe, Of this city, is authoritativ of communication Wl “between Bis- their solicitors, it 4s ordered by the court tint: the det , JUNIOR RECHABITES— EAGLE AND | #dVertisement of sale ali the taxes on the same | mittee: John T. Mitchell, A. Greenies, FL. Se aS a marek and Mandan, ‘The Pacific express arrivi ‘The place par excellence togeta fenlant Nellie C. Bowens now susxeated to havear. | 8. sedeution Tenia will attend toe Gear | Hud then due. ‘The law requires this. th all ad- | Moore, Jobe recoh ne Meese Se Os | | WAMRIENIS MICCARERE ee sock tion tenes Basra ae ad cena fran | eotee SAS fa eamer GOES any ere | mam oes ah enum army hee | Behl J. Gowacta, Couns Thin GW rade agit an atccnpt has beam mage to break dhe on uF ro die day ce tt Et Pe uy corn rt : . NOW, % a after this day: otherwise the cause Will be proceeded Nplate. Every ody come, ae" and’ hear the | the act of May 10" 1871, ‘which authorizes sales | ‘Bunclawes ties He eat, residing at 3208 0 night. An attempt has Deen made to break the SETAE EE OR ERIEG OERCORT, “ine object of Unis sui $s for partition of Bode Goat Ty Taian an aemy te save, the country, | under certificates of Indebtedness, requires that reported this morning that an entrance ef da Ene ud premises known as and being parts of * ncou 3 ‘welcome. CHAPLAIN | Special assessinents shall be collected as the gen- | was elfected to his house h the cellar door though, SELES CASE EAS 2S Eth att | wag the tore yeti ats nen, fsa nee eae A EAE COVER ERGFis | Madvortined under a Cartincneg ce anetanee | Hus. ver watch, valued at $20, and ee ve certificate of a "9 ney, & silver watch, valued at $20, and over- ‘RCH OF THE COVENANT ide leling ‘the ‘pytertan), Connecticut avenues N ee eis4 should inch all delinquent taxes due on coat, valued at $10, and a hat, valued at $2, were Qndat a price faliy one-third lower than any other storeim the city offers, py of this onder to be published once a week for | (ge irce stcressive weeks in the Evening Starand Wash. | Sy named Beal and two women who are known Inigiou Law Meportcr befure maid cas pena —Bevigen at C1 a. an 7°90 pe. (witch Thave appealed: ton er teed ee wonnnd | Beouga from, aie He has no suspicionas to be surrounded ‘by water five miles below here. fy the Court, Wey tesa ace bee | Riel AEST Geena some esetty oP EAE | be uoe “Naw, if we are work ie Te EATS ae | oan can saieras Goes have) wien eadeooa at pe edna gS ye apne hd — mbit By M.A) Chasey, Asst Clerk, At | ment of the general ist, delinquent, I would de- | mt. ‘Tabor M. P. church to serve the ensuing year: fou erean eens inne Guenaeo eet othe ie re | SRO, AT THe | fF Aud include Mr. Atee’s list on it, otherwise ad- | Trustees: H: Weesue por ‘Theo. Barnes, E. a EME COURT OF THE THE FOUNDRY M2. CHURCH, AT THE | Yeriiye upecially and Inclinde eas fe BT. Water up to his breast over two miles. DISTKICT OF COLUMBIA. corner of 14th aud @ ate. u. w.—Rev. Gro. le all taxes due on ¢ Ford, W. H, Barnes, W. funt, 8. Goodman. reactor ta peck ann aan. ‘alittle A cood Line of Spring Overcoat: from $7.50 up. ‘The Sth day of March, A. D. 1887. ELUIOTE, pastor, Onder of service to be observed the | Same land to date. Stewards: P."T. Hall, ‘Theo. Barnes, E. C. Ford, C. Wins {tis observed that the sureets in Man- of Busine " ‘ Sanam Promam y. Natuaxut Peousm.—No. 10,054. | secoud Sunday of the new pastorate: At 9:15am, | Commissioner Webb stated toa Star Knott, W. H. Barnes, G. P. Hoskinson, 1. Williams, first story of many ‘are coun- did Line of Business Suits from 34.50 up. Equity. Suuulay schools at 11. a. 1. proachiug by the pastor: | to-day Unat the property in question will prooably | Delegate tc ‘EC. Ford; alternate, H. vernon r spring the newest | | On motion of the platnut, Uy Charles $. Wilson, her | st close of the moraig sermau ou bew ienibers will be | be sted in and included in the sale’ for Payne. Z ——»——_ (ot amps opey attorney, it ls ordered that the defeudant cause nie ape | Fece\ ved a i tax sh naid Nae ot eee hie bas ee Dearauce to be entered herein on or beture the nrstrele | Be Bane etpewea cause bare the | Pes. Satan wits Guare, Recetrra—Canal oat Morning Star ar- From Wall Street Te-Day. posal ae 32-18 Sui ee dy occarrs ‘Salter this date: otherwise the ss are free, and visitors and strangers are WILL TAKE FLACK. New Yorx, March 19, 11a. m.—The stock mar- A complete line of Boys’ 4-11 Suits from $2.50up. | Cause will be yrucecded with as in cave af deiaule pro: | aiwaye cordiahy weleemed meeting every | ‘The board of Commissioners decided this atter- & ‘ana dull arene An excelient line of Pants from $1.25 up. 413 copy of this oRer be tublished in the kvéaing | Weiliesday” evening. i noon that the sale of the property must be de- io rst. ‘declines of from. Odd Veuts trom D5e porter, as reat cou ea thet morning, fet Was or seats ON Reaiee Runasles Vinenid {Ct of the pelition ts ty ubcain a divorce from ce, HOLINE ME CHURCH Con, oH AND | ferred until the time for that of tho general taxes, pemeheory e and have written Mr. Atlee to this effect. The am. Preacl WOH AG MERRICK, A.J. | TL) abi 730 pam, bt ne ‘sale will not, therefore, take place until septem- SS py LP Wiraasm, ast Clerk, | Nitiraiayst go. pam. ‘the public co dialiy invited. | | The amotints of the lien certificates vary in REAL ESTATE AGENTS.—WE HAVE | Sq 2c, Miss demperance meeting a bite Seg jount, from $34 to $1,200. Buits, Sacks or Frocks, $7.50 up. Beary Overcoats and Suits at 50 cents on the dollar. ae a mee prices: oe essed by Dr. C. N. WHITNEY. four volumes o /Wairxey. St? | Mr, Atlee said to a Stak when _ H orectory of Washington, Dts Euurely nee FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH, 13TH sf. | what he will doin the face of the decision of the Sst GRAY & CLALAS between G ‘H.— Rev. J. A. CHampiies, | board of Commissioners: “I shall do all that the => PUBLIC TEMPERANCE MEETING— | {iq 37yind, gee at (1 sm. | law allows to have this matter immediately set— ‘MONDAY NIGHT, March 21st, in Academy | pica’ Toate in auRa Tocway 730 pate geal Hed, ‘They must sell the property before Septem- oak Hatt, 2d st. Georgetows mb18-2t" conference meeting on maradsy at 7:30 ‘ Bee nlite tery nouea Gueteartes |b wear ry Interior Changes. em ate hereby. a Department r BSE s haut of desire employment they wil apply ab church, vinwts nearcor Of await BAe | ‘The following official changes ‘igye been madein mhis CORNER 10TH AND F STREETS | Gtcpeitan Hall mies commer ot Stand Hae B.D. pastor” “Sorviegs Stier and 35 | ene Loctan inert i a ‘allies of ail unemy) e pam Sua wei 9:30 ann: People's beep ses > ¥ recorded. mbl7-3t | hicetiug at@-4> p. in; weekly services every thurs: | Pension Office—Appointment: William H. Coe, New Sruixe Goons, OVAL OR "e day evening 007-20. ed — | day eve It. | of - F JOHNSON ning Doniphan, Kes, medical examiner, at $1,800, > ST. JAMES CHU! ST., BE- | under the civil service rules. : Uriah ee apie |S oeeitee here Re ee Has We ha recess Une of SPRING DKESs Godbs, consstug of Fancy Woolen Fatrics | ‘Telephone cSt Silke: BEAR LATHIA ‘Holy Communion, 12 a.1u,; ; fous andl kinetris Clothe foe: | See, Sand Ge Bb0: Powell, of Ii. copyist, at $000, by Ge ae be inent puycieiate a Depa Tien abesune Ihave tented it in Sidney and tiadce’ beset aega aod Rapiine to mach, | sis, £00 theunatinin and all troubles ariatugy tesa sii ciues: Dameak and Hook Towels, in great variety. | €200e of Uric acid iu the system. Fur sale by E. P. MERTZ, corner 11th and F sts. n. #. HOOR BRO. & CO, Durest and | Lithia water sold. ) mds 1328 Pst, near Ebbitt House. | Frio, BSc gallon 806. hee oni ep Eee er epions bot sf eeaaninse ——_*00 ‘The famous gelgnatan, ey Wottsceday” Bemis Valued ot