Evening Star Newspaper, March 25, 1887, Page 1

+ THE EVENING STAR PUBLISHED DAILY, Except Sunday, AT THE STAR BUILDINGs, Northwest Corner Pennsylvanie Ave. and ith St, by The Evening Star Newspay SH. KAUFFMANN, Fee ee Week. or 44. per mont co) ‘at the counter, & Ens, Sel anki eae ego f month, one year, #6. six mon! s [kntered at the Post Office at Washi second-class mail matter) + Vehineton, D. Cas Tux Werxir Stan~published ny year, postave prepaid. Six months, SOcenaey © Scotia ts ashore near Blue Point station, L. I., (it~ ‘teen miles east of Fire Island). Her masts are gone. Sho to well up on tho Dench, and appuars to ve A moaerate from hort Sn eS Life-saving people have got a line to her, but Owing to the heavy surf have not been able bo 40 anything in the way of takt the passengers, She has $00 Italian’ Immigrants. on, Board. ‘Scotia Is a screw brig- steamer, 325 feet length, 40 feet in Dreadth and 22.5 feet 1 She was built at Leith, Scotiand, in 1881, and 2 Ail ma: mrp ae eae be paper sei aie mu applicati D. C., FRIDAY, owned by Cyprien, Fabreoio & Co., of Marsetli The passchcers had been teansterred, 10. tbe ‘Scotia at Naples from the French steamer Burgane MARCH. 25, 1887. TWO CENTS. AMUSEMENTS. DAY SCHOOL. TO-MORROW ING, at half-past seven. Beaati- illustrating a Journey througn nd and Seolland. NEW _PUBLICATIONS. SPECIAL NOTICES. B ‘THE CELEBRATED PILE OLIVE, SQHES ON THE MOREY REFUNDED. Posuisuen Topsy. LENT ly = — ‘Sold . Pe Mertz, cor. + A Stand ATIONAL THEATER RUSSELL. Mord, oir, Othiand Fite We Tomson, 703 Teh — n.w.; Whiteside & Walton, 1921 Pa. av-n-w-; Brace: TO-NIGHT AND SATURDAY MATINEE, see 2039 Mat, Bheller & ‘Stevens, 901 and BYan dyekio sor Thre Gg haes ak Hees: 55 ran Sy. : DW; felphen= SOL SMITH RUSSELL, atine, Portland Flats, P.O. Lock Box 350. mho-0t h 0 MASONIC—A SPECIAL COMMUNICA- Im His Home C. 588g CCO RRE TI BBR NN N EEE RRR "9585 un La Fayette Lodge No.49 FA kat, OCR RUB BEN NE ER ‘Will be held at, mic Temple, SATURDAY, Maret S385 ¢ ce RHEE NER Ena 538, 26. at L aclock ptm. for the purpose of attending the Fall to Overfiowing with Fun. Sss8 God E is NNNERER B Sas’ | DS ‘the Lodge. By past ot ie Weak RUSSELL IN NEW SONGS, SKETCHES mee ier, ee as AND SPECIALTIES, i 7 'BRICKLAYERS" UNION, No. . soMfatters that Make Me Tired." “I He™ | 457% funeral benehite of my late husband, Win Joseok wi ee bat Mabe Me Tired. W3t Ee Mrs. 0.G. SMITH, 616 Ast. ne.” mhig-s. Picture of ‘Their Pa “Squire Eli —— vASHIN z c Pictures of Their Par sani a THE WASHINGTON GROVE, YOUNG PEOPLE'S will at 41 a ‘Uburch 8.¢. on next FRIDAY EVENING, ae le aa pripste Greece Ke SE PM oe, . & AT THE BEST BARGAINS IN THE CITY, ba ‘HOUGHTON & CO. mh25-3t z 1214 F st. 0. w. MEDICAL DEPARTMENT OF HOWARD heneigeecere eit MONDAY, ‘These lectures are free fo sll. C. B. PURVIS, M D., Becretary. — CRANE, PARRIS & CO,, Bree anit Abion, Snecrane tie Sis Bee Cont, Investment Bonds and Guaranteed Debenture Pavaloat the ‘Henk “or MeV a" gd Tet Co Ee ord ‘THE NEW CROP OF MAPLE SUGAR, see SSN H. MAGRUDER, ___"1417 New York ave, March 28, Lillian Olcott in Sardou’s Theodora. __ Seats now on sali (A TPAUGH'S GRAND OPERA HOUSE. EVERY EVENING AND SATURDAY MATINEE, ‘The Temple Theater Opera Co., in THE LITTLE TYCOON, Words and music by Willard Spenser, Req. ‘The April Number contains the first instalment of All the old favorites, incnding Elma Delaro, Carrie Dietrich, uenia Nicholson, dw. Everett, Etc, Etc. « ‘New Scenery and Effects. Monday, March 28—ROSE COGHLAN. _ Sale of seats open to-day 9am. ALPAUGH'S Guan! the long-expected COLLECTION OF UNPUBLISHED LETTERS OF THACKERAY, illustrated by fac-simile reproductions of characteristic drawings by the novel- ist, This remarkable and unique series of letters, re- | —™B25-3t mnot_ = STATESMAN'S YEAR-BUOK. 1887. CHAPMAN & CO. TEMPORARY LOCATION, 317 9TH ST. N.W., ‘While ‘new fixtures are being made for their store, 915 Penn. eve. mh26-3t° ‘vealing as they do for the first time the personality of Seats are now on sale for the week of MARCH 28. ‘The Popular Arti BOSE COGHLAN, And Her Own Superb Company. MONDAY, TUESDAY and WEDN: r and WEDNESDAY MATINEE. ‘Her Great Union Square Theater Success, PEG WOFFINGTON, (Masks and Faces.) “An Ideal of the Part."—N. ¥. ‘Thackeray, will more than fulfil the expectations aroused by their announcement, The letters are pre- ceded by a brief introduction by Mrs. Jane Octavia ‘SPECIAL NOTICE—NoW IS THE TIME Brookfield, to whom most of them were addressed, and Be ohare sonrsprie and oes Agent for Brewster & Co... ANDREW J. JOYCE, by whose suthority they are now given to the public | of Broome st, New York. 412 to 416 14th st. — “OUR ERRAND BOY.” GIVE HIM YOUR LAUNDRY. _mh24-3t* JOHN MITCHELL, PLUMBER ANDGAS- a or. mus patronage in ‘Wie past, and sollcites continuance of the same i his dere ¢ y Mail Gr ‘Telephone promptly at- Telephone call 873-3 mh23-st* OUR ERRAND BOY, LOOK OUT FOR DE stad Uke h2d-Lw ARCHITECTS AND BUILDERS —YOUR G and SATURDAY MATINEE, OL FOR SCANDAL. It is not possible to exaggerate their importance. SATURDAY EVENING, AS YOU LIKE IT. mb24-tf | There is in them not only Thackeray's delightful TELARD HALL. SUNDAY and MONDAY, MARCH 27 and 28, First Appearance of the Original NASHVILLE STUDENTS, Superiatively America’s Greatest Colored Concert Co, | €™@phical writings. SUNDAY EVENING, at 8, Sacred Concert. ‘MONDAY EVENING, at 8, Jubilee Concert. humor and inimitable charm of style, but also the sreat personal interest which attaches only to autobio- EXTRACT FROM THE INTRODUCTION. FY ‘attention is ulls-called to the ROYAL z RET “AIR FURNACE. Economical in. fuel, Sunple; axhithigion, 50. Reserved Seats, 73c., now, om sale durable and efficient: Palmer's Duplex Grate: deep ett eee a eee SW wrtiec’ of sanant Haee Se . joints, absolutely as tight: steel radiators; ‘irst-class HEATER io of 80 much quoted as | jy ‘Fespect ; castings heavy and perfect; mounted z , | Thackeray: scarcely a week passes without his name | carefully; powerful heaters ‘Zetimato cheerfully fur TTS Host of Spectatty SBighs” & Coyne! | occurring in one or other of the leading articles of the —— J. W, CONSIDINE, mh22-6t" 1235 7thet. nw. <— DARBY'S PRINTING OFFICE RE- ‘MOVED. iv the new and Original Comedy, day; and yet whilst his ished retain _GROGA EVATION. — GROGAN'S rhein Lect res — influence so firmly, the personal impression of his life and conversation becomes more and more shadowy and See ee eae eee | Baek aanlaine te Us near eee = he increase paheerad fewer and passing away. | vay compelled to have more room, and, therefore, have Evervbody Should Go! |* * > The letters which form this collection were, | removed my Printing Office from 9th street tothe Exery Afternoon and Night This Week, HOLLAND'S DOUBLE COMPANY TN UNCLE TOMS CABL most of them, written by Mr. Thackeray tomy hus- large building, 1308 Pennsylvania ave., which extends ‘band, the late Rev. W. H. Brookfield, and myself, from quite through tbe square to 1:11 Dst., where, with vacdes ane aS CABIN. aad ~ | the atest improved machinery, a LARGE ASSORT- the "Bivedhounds, ‘the Jubiles Singers ands splendid 2847, and continuing during many years of in-| \Ewp of BOOK and JOB TYPE, SKILLED WORK. Pramste Company. Every Family and Every Juvenile | timate friendship, beginning from the time when he | WEN, and twenty years' practical experience, I have ‘Next “week—America’s Favorite Comedian, stp | “lived in London, and when he especially - FRANCE, who, with the exception of Bawin Booth | OW sympathy.” and Wilsco Barrett, a the most successful sctor em the stage in the Uuied Si mang A SePoS facilities unsurpossed in this city for NEWSPAPER, BOOK and JOB PRINTING, and guarantee good work, executed promptly, at low prices. ‘Personal attention given to all branches of the busi- —THERE BE AN EX — iness, . $2. ; Aes Pale Reliy’s Pupils at their Stree, ad . for thet da sodk Comineucine creat ‘Hours, 10 a ery repectly. ection, bmonsstrieteengs LT 3 OTHER CONTENTS. RUFUS*H. DARBY. 1308 Pennsylvania ave. n.w. 1311 Dst!n.w. NOTICI E <—- 0.8, Navy ziwremoved to 1435 "New a ‘TH ANJO! BANJO! BANJO! QUICKLY AND COR- eily taunt Uy sstaplified inetuod ta one tases, gals $6." Tenarantce yo teach the most unarusical per” play a tune each lesson, or no charge. Banjo Music, Books, Strines, €c. Repairime nectly dome, Plame oe for $1, uawerwed. Orders taken for. & rs brated Banjos. Parlor open from 2 to 10 pa dally, PROF. GEO. DRABGER: mb22-6t* NATIONAL SKATING RINK, a ‘On E’st, bet. 6th and 7th. PROF. 0. R. GLEASON, REMINISCENCES OF THE SIEGE AND COM- bomerameed ‘MUNE OF PARIS. Fourth and Concluding Paper —THE DOWNFALL OF THE COMMUNE. By E. ‘B. Wasuunwe, €x-Minister to France. With illus- trations from portraits and documents and draw- ings by T. de Thulstrup, J. Steeple Davis and A. M. Continustions of THE STORY OF A NEW YORK <> BEAR LITHIA WATER— Uns ‘by any known mineral water of ~ ‘the world in the opi f i coum TBE FING OF ALL HORSE TAMERS. | HOUSE, by H. C. Boxxxs, with many illustrations havo tested i Edney and iden cae asaper londay evening, t. 215, gout, rheumatism al les from aera ta syery nies ‘*| by A.B Frost, and SETH'S BROTHER'S WIFE, | xidief uricscid ia the stn Pos eas ee by Hanonp Farpenic. Also, Part Third of THE ed ard ‘ly hods — Soe WaCeney Acie ane RESIDUARY LEGATEE, by J. 8. oF Daz. WILD, VICIOUS AND NERVOUS HOBSES. Feats of horsemanship that delight, instruct and Please all. CHANGE OF PROGRAM NIGHTLY. _ Reserved Seats, 50¢, wus horses, viz, kickers, bite runaways, bakers. plungers, etc, to be handied apd Brokeat these exiubitions free of chance. Apply at Rink carly, co, Fave tem subused carly in the season. mais ARIS’ BIJOU THEATER E. P. MERIZ, corner 11th and F sts. n. w. ‘The purest and c! t Lithia water Prieg, 260. gallon. ‘Pelephoue S012. taht: Ps IR ORDER FOR broken info: BT Rabie Shirt Maker, 908 F st. n.w., successor to Thompson's Shirt Factory. mh3 SHORT STORIES of exceptional interest, by Taomas ‘Netsow Paceand F.D. Mazer. MODERN AGGRESSIVE TORPEDOES, an exceed- ingly valuable and timely paper, by Lieut. W. &. ‘Hvouxs, U8. Navy, with many illustrations. eo, P. GREEN, OTH ST. NW, wings. Having resigned my post tion with Mr B. Henderson, 1 Te leave jo eall the a tention of my friends and the public wenerally to my Sth st. n-w., where will be found an eu hew store, SIGN, PRICES 23<— MATINEES_20e,, To auj| ENGLISH IN OUR COLLEGES, by Avaus Suxa- | WEY, ASeh HIvIet, Mack yof spring, sles in i ? the tines. a ‘MAN Hriu, Professor in Harvard University. a Cee — a in Gilt and Hard Woods, ctor, Newton Beers, in © sneeeas LOST IN LON ried by the orurinal New York company of comrdians and siuzers and presenting ear leeds of spleusid scenery jpccialy gincated by the famous i jury E-Howt. ‘Home of the Hieakuinor, The Fete of Comus tilt. masation Snow Scene and Job's Visions Trequest and hope, to have the patron: of both sce'sad tbe pe. Mise deena ef Peas perience in the business, all orders intrusted to me will Sing ponenat state fork prowptly executed by competent workmen. Very Respectfully Yours,. AMERICAN ELEPHANT MYTHS, by Prof. w. B. Scorz, Princeton College, with illustrations. POEMS by Evrrm Tuomas, Jv11aC. R. Donn, Cuanias JOHN 8. P. GREEN, beanti ‘and sui e prologue without words Le~ Evwi Markuam, and Etror WaLp. th7-1m 423 9th Bane gh gic ing Scenes Of Uimwtvier Beauty ° =a Ca in celebrated Pats Pipe ningers — dances conames and Calcium “effects Nest © —_ MATTIE VICKERS. aeme mhz Beeecetion“axp Gas FIXTURES. Slate Mantels, Latrobes, Ranges, Furnaces, Plumbing 25 CENTS A NUMBER. $3.00 A YEAR. “THE MARTY COLLEGE” mh? - meme } Oth st. nw. fonths. “New classes dishited im umber) are Low WOR SALE BY ALL. PEALE. ‘No Charge for Hanging. yaiNe Principal will take afew pupils to instruct pri- 2s Lowest Rates, acl _ 831 15th st, Corcoran Building. 5 CHARLES SCRIBNER’S SONS, Be LES Peron fom th 1t 74B.and.745 Broadway. New York. | Hve Fears will have & full mupvly of ‘pest ‘Penobscot ce, ‘ae _ Patronize the red wagons aud get full weight.Ja14-3m i (OOD MANTELS, SEATE MAN- lo aoa alate Nearthe ShGy Foon and aa ay Cynear Gthat. a.w. BM. ROCHE. Hints a PHOSVITH.-THIS COMBINAT ‘caltsaye, Wild Cl won Haz You A ris Ovescoarr felt AS OUR STOCK OF SPRING OVERCOATS rR, she and Horsford's Acid -G v s ¥h Boum J.C Heremxsox, 18 NOW COMPLETE, HAVING BEEN PUL- Hee eeieeeternrd sgaiaee Maina Sold at Mid = CHASED BEFORE WE LEASED OUR NEW | ivitles ron draucht with soda water? ees ONG; I SPRING MILLINERY Goop: => Ino. W. Conse faery eral S, BUILDING, 434 SEVENTH STREET, AND = | ~g~> 3X0. W. Conson, eet BONNETS, HATS, AS IT WILL BE LATE TO HANDLE THEM CORSON & MACARTNEY, Pankers and Dealers in Government Bonds, Deposits. Léans. Coll Batroad, Stouts spd Monde an att secariGeritsted pore bought sod sold” F cephls Boston RIBBONS, FLOWERS, TRIMMED HATS AND BONNETS, Im great variety, of the newest and choicest produc- tions, mauy styles of which are con- IN OUR NEW BUILDING, WR HAVE MARKED THEM 80 LOW THAT WE THINK pred oeben cerry 17 WILL PaY YOU TO INSPECT THEM. pik WRAPS, IMPORTED NOVELTIES, —- A special ‘of Tnvestment Securities. District JACKETS, $2.37 and upwarl. The fine grades at Bonds and sii Loeal RallToed, Gas iascrates ae tele GEORGE SPRANSY, ONE PRICE CLOTHIER, Phone Stock dealt in. proportionately low prices. Examination will be'con- wn Bell Telephone Stock bouzhtand sold. su7 Vineing of the bargains we are offering in this depart. tment, LACES, mba 507 SEVENTH STREET XW. | WW, eM MACK CHANTILLY FLOUNCES trom ® Aways Have Some 3 yan to 825.00. eee MAKQUISE AND SPANISH FLOUNCING, | New Txou Aso Cuma Suze. TO SHOW FOR MANTEL AND SHELF ORNA- DRESS TRIMMINGR. BUTTONS. Fic. SEATON PERRY eae 10 FI CEN ISCOl r oO} JET PASSE- fecconet an BROTaER), x TI r RIPED, CHECKED AND r MENTERIES. NOURED INDIA SILES AY "Sies 100 @153, | FROM CELEBRATED ART POTTERIES AND a. NEW PLAIN ChINA SILKS, IN ALL COLORS, METAL WORKS, Spring importation of our CELEBRATED FOSTER 91,00. ori GLOVES, with improved — is sales of this ee gape IN WHITE CHINA SILK AT HAYWARD & HUTCHINSON, Glove during the past season have been enormous, ., FOSTER GLOVES baveno equal in ft, style or relt- | PUN BUE GI ADIA, PONGEES, IN EXCELLENT | _mh25 a ability. $1.00 per pair upward. ee souat rs RANGING 907 PENNSYLVANIA AVENU! PEAU! —_* S NEw pUnAWS RuADAMES Ba: Boss POUINEES AND 80) NoveL! Fes 1 DENTECLS ‘AND NEW, GRENADINES AND HER- IMMENSE ASSORTMENT OF NEW ico NEW AND CHECKED ENGLISH S8UIT- - (GS. = | oie OE ie a eee pee Rul me od ee ee Bey oar ax SRS A SEATON PERRY, ‘Peasy Bor.pita, Pennsylvania eve, cor. that. mA19 Ba “CHOICE Pa’ a THE BEST IN THE COUNTRY, ‘For sale in bottles by dealers generally, and in casks ‘and bottles by the agent for District of Columbia, vor. ARTHUR NATTANS, Druggist, 24th and I and 2d and D ste n. w. mar Biussors Caxrnonrse. An Kxguisite Toilet Ardcle and Rough | Established 1840. Poulet. Pri Guaranteed to Pet niacin For sale af some of the principal 1. C. BISHOP, Druggtet, ‘720 9th st, cor. Hat mw. PAMURL 0, PALMER. . ‘Depots: mbe2 . Washington News and Gossip. ‘THE SUPPLEMENT OF THE EVENING SPAR to-day contains: Virginia politics, a talk with Fitzpugh Lee, Watterson on Cleveland, foretelling quakes, the veteran Kaiser, telegraphic dis- patches, ete. The advertisements are classified a8 follows: Auction Sales, Educational, Summer Re- sorts, Books, Ladies’ Goods, Proposals, Hotels, ¥ro- fessional, Family Supplies, House-furnishings, Pianos and Organs, Railroads, Potomac River Boats, Ocean Steamers, Gentlemen's Goods, Sewing Masines, ‘Wood and Coal, Attorneys, a ical, Dentistry, Specialties, The Trades, Un- dertakers, Government Recrrrts To-Day.—Internal reve- ue, $273,970; customs, $569,188. EX-SECRETARY MANNING IN ENGLAND.—United States Consul Jordan anda number of American Tesidents of Liverpool went down to the mouth of fhe, Mersey. in a special steamer yesterday and ex. on arrival ‘ot'the Arizona eras . ‘THE PRESIDENT Has AProrxrED Harold Marsh Sewall, of Maine, consul general of the United States at Apia, and N. J. George, of Tennessee, $oysUl of the United states at Charlottetown, P. To Proutert Importation OF LaBontes UNDER Conrracr.—Acting Secretary Fairchild has issued a circular to customs officers and commissioners of immigration in regard to the enforcement of the act to prohibit the importation of laborers under contract approved February 2% 1887, instructing them to use thelr discretion and utmost vigilance to prevent the landing of the prohibited immi- grants and to secure their return to the country Whence they came; also to do the best to secure the prosecution of masters of vessels who may re- fuse to return the prohibited immigrants. A CHANGE aT THE CaPiToL.—John J. Campbell, of Virginia, chief clerk of the Senate folding room, has been relieved, and Capt. Asa Rogers appointed in his place. Mr. Campbell was appointed at the Tequest of Senator Mahone. It is now asserted that he asked for Campbell's removal, and that Senator Riddleberger protested against the change, c Mr, Brapiey Worse To-pay.— Mr. Joseph H. Bradley: passed a very uncomfortable night and Was somewhat worse this morning. ‘New Process oF TReaTine Stest.—Two Ken- tuckians, one of them a blacksmith, recently called at theNavy Department, and announced thas they had discovered a process of treating steel, which, if their claims are borne out by ae facts, will practically revolutionize the art steel tool-making. They asserted that by thelr Method of treatment the commonest grades of metal, such as shear or cast steel, could be 30 tempered in the matter of hardness and tough- ‘ess as to fully equal the best of tool steel. An experiment was made on the blade of Secretary ‘Whitney's pocket knite, with the result that it Was possible to. whittle an ordinary steel key without apparent injury to the biade. So im- pressed was the Secretary by the claims of the in- ventors that he decided to it the to be tested experimentally at the ‘fashington navy-yard, and the experiments have already been begun, z Dr. MARK Horkrss, ex-president of Williams Col- lege, is expected to reach Washington to-day on a short visit. He will be the guest of Judge Nott, of the Court of Claims, SECRETARY WHITNEY has a day or two. : InvestigaTine THE Navy Derantwent.—Sena- tor Cockrell, in investigating the methods of doing business in the different executive departments, has written a letter to the Secretary of the Navy, asking for information, not only as to the clerical anization of the Navy Department, but as to thé number of naval vessels in commissiog, the officers and sailors attached to them, the number gone to New York for of oficers on shore duty or on waiting orders, naval stations, yards, &. ‘ ANOTHER DISMISSAL AT THE CaPrrok.—The ser- geant-at-armsot thé Senate has Mr. Smyth, mesenger appointed at the opening of the last session of Congress at the request ator Williams, Some complaint Was made against Smyth by California people. Taz New OsservaTory.—Commodore Walker, chiet of the Bureau of Navigation; Prof. Hall, of the Naval Observatory, and Mr. Richard M. Hunt, of New York, the architect of the proposed new Observatory, this morning visited wne site of the Observatory'north of West Washington, for the purpose of examining the site with a’ view of inaking a report to the Secretary of the Navy at an early day as to the best plans to be adopted, Som PERsonaL FRrenps of First Controller Durham presented the controller's office this morning with a handsome crayon portrait of dudge Durham, in honor of the second anniver- Sary of his appdintment. The portrait is hand- Somely framed, and 1s bung in the controllers of- AMONG. THE’ PRESIDENT’S CALLERS to-day-were Senator Sabin, Representatives Townshend and Wilkins, with J. J. Sullivan, of Ohio; Judge S$. H. Allen, of Kansas, and ex-Commissicner Edmonds. ARMY ORDERS.—First Lieut, Augustus C. Ma- comb, Sth cavalry (whose promotion carries him to troop 1), has been transferred to troop F, and Ist Lieut, Eben Swift has been transferred to troop L, Leave of absence for three month, on ac- count of disability has been granted Capt. Jno. P, ‘Thompson, 34 cavalry. The following transfers have nm made in the 13th infantry: 1st Lieut. Chas. S. Hall (promoted from Co, A to Go. D), from ‘0. D to Co. A; Ist Lieut. Jno. H. H. Peshine, from Co, A toCo, B; 1st Lieut. James Fornance (recently relieved as regimental adjutant) has been assigned Co. D. Navar Orpers.—Commander Wm. A. Folger has been detached from duty in the Bureau of Ord- nance and ordered to command the Quinnebaug. Lieut. Commander Samuel W. Very, from duty as Inspector of steel at Pittsburg and placed on wait- ing orders, Lieut. Edward J. Dorn, from the Washington navy-yard and ordered to’ duty as as- sistant Inspector of steel for the new cruisers at ‘The District Judgeship, APPLICATIONS FILED AT THE WHITE HOUSE. ‘The following is a Ust of candidates for the va- cant District’ judgeship who have made formal application to the President for the position: J. E. Heath, J. J. Johnson, Jas, G, Payne, Chas ¥. Peek, Leigh Robinson, H. O. Claughton, and G. ¥. Apple- by, of the District; Thos, N. Allen, Kentucky; G. A. Bicknell, Indiana: R. B. B, Chew, Maryland; J. R_ Doolittle, jr., Illinots; H. A. Holt, West Virginia; Chas, Holmes, New York; C. Hunt, Louisiana; J B. He West Virginia; James Keith, Virginia; Jeet, Sheed Rennenseey RelL Ken . L. T. 80 tueky; J. C. McKeney, Ohio; J. H. Keatley, Beside these there aré others applications, but whose friends have interested themselves fa their behalt, ‘The Voyage of the Thetis, ‘THE VESSEL WHICH RESCUED THE GREELY PARTY 70 SAIL. TO ALASKAN WATERS. ‘The U.8.8. Thetis, which left the Brooklyn navy-yard for Norfolk, Va., yesterday, as stated in ‘Tux Sraz last evening, will be remembered as one of the vessels of the Greely reliet expedition, and is commanded by Lieut.-W. H. Emoty, jr., who was in charge of the Bear on her errand of mercy to the Arctic regions. The Thetis has been thoroughly overhauled and her ultimate destina- tion is daskan waters, Where she will cruise three four months. Since 1866 the PS | engineers ‘Yukon River, and ee, ecoeninasecect ied it, the Thetis will Se i | i Ht 3 ne i i ae ee ihearete regions. seve ‘ig 130 feet ri ginee of i | i Hi E i On at ll the cars.might as well be run from 4 a ¥o'8 pan, and at his thelr change was | Washburn, and when that ten fect of water comes are ‘that the advertisement which | made. ‘The members of the committee were shown | it will male the flood surpass tay previous record. they published yesterday will bring to thelr notice stauies uy Mr. Hurt and then with- agar the cme the upper gorge, breaks, and tit some good building, although they feet that they | drew, with the — "time ‘to | dds Mandan will be afloat. ‘Steamer Tomp- hoping ‘hope. The old coast survey | ceive dimanswer to their proposition Kins, which was crushed in the ice, was the Sputlding, on ie corner of New Jersey avenue and ‘tothe mtn yh erty’of the Evans" ‘and its c has been recommended to their attention. members of the tiee, in converse- | ‘ust as navigation is opening is a heavy loss. ‘The Tet beange tre Bins Ste woes on ith Sree saporver, expressed uemeclves 28 | Norehern Faciic shops at Mandan are, Belongs iumore gen! som ‘RVER i a tad opie i th eton | WN i SSR, ee OT, nha mie ‘and ft hasever since, on aecount of its great geod on at uring the hours named, and we ao remained untenanted, Itis said that they can t they wor Tiss ts not Known, as the ice 18 Sti running solid, Be a ‘What a Driver Says, ‘The water is: over the banks and causing ‘Another of the places ig the Je Sa, a channel beowoen Wright Beehive and the cabis Mt FEE AUMEED Srp duonusrow sv rnenne tower, Men are at work protecting the dams. ‘The letter signed “Observer,” recently From Wall Street To-day. in Tux Stak, giving a detailed statement astothe| xew yore March 25.—The stock market was RE ES) number of extra two-horse cars in possession of | parciy firm this morning at the: ‘though a .. . The Nude im Cigar Store Art. _ the Washington and Georgetown Rallroad Com- | tair of the list aooneees ‘THE WOMEN'S CHRISTIAN TEMPERANCE UNION BRGIX A |pany; Caused considerable comment in the office | Over last evenings, Rgures, and Hocking Vailey CAMPAIGN AGAINST IT. A Yio bunk of the business ‘was confined 13 ‘The department of the Women’s Christian Tem Bough Be stocks among, which Reading, Lake perance Union for the suppression of impure litera- Naples, on February 17. Her’ cargo. consists of Italian pro= duce, "A dispatch received by the passenger-agabe at noon sald that the passengers were all safe, apd ‘would be taken to New York tomorrow, Nothin had been ascertained as to the cause of the nding Of the Vessel, but tt was conjectured fhat she had become damaged as a restit ofa struggle with terrific weathe tain had beached her to save THE SECRETARYSHIP SETTLED. | RECORDER TROTTER SERIOUSLY Telegrams to The Star. GLADSTONE’S GAGE OF WAR. Mir. Fairchild Will Succeed Secretary Manning. It can be authentically stated, without any qualifications, that Mr. Fairchild will be appointed pent the Treasury on the first of April, the wi ‘Manning's resignation takes effect, I¢is settled, ————+¢+_____ SOCIETY NOTES. ‘Whe President and Mrs, Cleveland were sccom- panied by Miss Gregg, of Buffalo, yesterday after- ‘His Physicians Say He Is in a Critical Condition, ‘ ‘The illness of Mr. James M. Trotter, who has been confined to his home on K street, near 21st, for some days, atid who was reported to be im- proving, has taken a very seriousturn. His physi- clans, Drs. Cook ‘and Reyburn, regarded his condi- tion eo critical that Dr. Lincoln was called in con- sultation. ‘The physicians were of opinion on consultation this that Mr, Trotter's con. dition Was dangerous. T' ig ‘sultation this eve The Liberals Pledged to Fight Coercion Prrrsscra, March curred about 1 o'clock this morning near Leetonia, —A railway accident 00 BISMAROK’S CHURCH BILL TO PASS neon, in their drive.’Miss Greg ‘mourning | perfect health when he came to this city. ——--— Ohio, on the Pittsburg, Fort Wayne and Chicago Tor her father, who died last autumn. Eaalady is pneumonia. "Unless tore ie aayoraele ASTEAMER BEACHED ON LON p, | Railway, by which one person was killed and twenty covers last "The tal tala fesulfiafaiy within a8 hours" x tortie beg ars wich tert as eseoetng Bed oanena. e 7" le was —— whi Chicago in the morning had react with the golden spoons and the beautiful English THE “BOB-TAIL” Leetonia. There is a heavy grade at this paint, silver service, and sliver candelabra. The center- cams. ; ; i the engineer discovered that the air-brake hos), piece was one large basket filled with yellow i: === Startling Double Tragedy in New York. — leaking. He stopped the train, aud while ex- wulipa. ‘The guests were and Mrs, Blateb- amining It a freight Crain came along and crashed (ies ata WE, Rie et A ek Sr cans Soaieli peararae teeeees Meelwrignt, ot Boston; dar. Lown Hob. OpIsIOX OF a aN IRISH FI Pax. Want Beall, ot abegnens, who was underneath thd 5 ice Bradley, Justice engine at the time fixing the atr-brake, was horri- iy crushed and digd almost instantly. ‘The names ‘of the injured are: J.C. Hazlett, tm ng cary fatally hurt; left at Leetonia, Lee Hin, Chinaman, cut on head, severely. John T. Bingles, conductor of Pullman car, bruised about the head and lez and hand crushed; lives in Chicago, but Is in hos Gladstone Pledges the Liberals to Un- ceasing Opposition to Coercion, ‘Special Cable Dispatch to Tux Evawixe Stan, ‘Lonpon, March 25.—Yesterday was a field day in, the commons, as regards the personality, District Attorney Riddle has returned to the Commissioners his opinion in the matter of the “ob-tall” cars on the 14th-street line, It is a8 follows: “The power of the Commissioners over the street = sets pared Fallroads is limited to the use of the streets occu- nea ; ital at Pittsburg. Mrs. Davis, Pittsburg, boay Michell ana hes Doage 2Vi4 King, Miss Mattie | 5-4 yy thetr-tracks, to compel them to contorm | @ spoke an hour and a quarter, growing | badiy cut and tacebruisra. r-patow, New Shear, Secretary and Mra, Whitney gave the third of | € grade, keep in repatr, etc., under which they | Bre toward the conclusion of the speech. He | slightly bruised. Mrs, dens’ three-Pear-old child n, Hiss Mason, Miss Clymer, and Miss and Mr. Endi- ‘Miss Susanna Bancroft gave a luncheon to six- teen ladies yesterday. The flowers were me-nots and valley lites, Some of the ‘Were Miss Endicott and ‘her cousin Miss jason, thelr soiree mustcaies last evening. : The salon | May dictate the form of the rail, etc. See provis- | D@7a0 by crediting Mr. Wm. Henry Smith with the | badly bruised. Mrs. Gray. of Minnesota, slightly ‘ injured. Della Coyne, of yh, N.Y, cut abou Wag set with crimson camp chairs, that gave a | fons, Sec. 1, charter W.&G.R.R.Co, The griev- | B&PPY faculty of making extreme and astounding | 140+ and head. highly pict jue effect to the elegant drawing- Propositions in the blandest and most genial man- — acme me mane pick Se otewits ana | 2nce complained of 1s beyond power to relieve by ner possible. ‘Then he entered upon a long and absolutely conclusive argument, demolishing the Parallel the tories have drawn between the state of things in Ireland to-day and under hisown ad- ministration, in 1881. He declared that the amount of crime had then never been higher; now it was slight; then the government had to deal with amovement against rent altogether; now, as the ministry's witnesses testified, their purpose at the worst was to obtain certain JUST ABATEMENTS OF RENT. Another difference between the times, a-differ- ence of greater gravity, was that, whereas on former occasions the coercion measures had had the approval of a majority of the representatives of Ireland as well as the representatives of a ed by five- sevenths of the liberal '¥. The root, be added, is Bot in agitation, but in rent. In conclusi¢n, he ee Ee and Irish minority to ap un- ing Opposition in every tumate way. Chamberlain spoke for an hour, but not in his ‘usual vigorous tones, loosely, with a want of grip, 1m a conversational manner.’ He significanuy ex- pressed the hope that the land bill would be sent down from the lords before the coercion bill was sent up trom the commons. ‘This and the remark That be ud a constitutional distrust of conserva- tye governments naturally somewhat dampened the ministerial applause. EALY'S SPEECH WAS VERY STRIKING at the close, especially when he excitedly asked what produced crime in Kerry. “Let them look,” he replied, “at the magnificent mansion of Lord Kenmare,. with its door-handies formed of the babks of Louis Quatorze watches, and then at the miserabie ues amid the most lovely scenery man could gaze upon.” Probably It Was the Coronet, SIGNALED ON MARCH 19 NEARLY 1,400 MILES Bast? OF SANDY HOOK. Bostox, Mass, March 25,.—The steamer Kansas, Which atrived from Liverpool to-day, reports 01 west, titude 43.39 north, longitude 43.16 380 miles east of Sandy Hook,she signatiet an Alnerican yacht,which, as near as could be dise covered, showed the letters K. D. J. B., bound east, ‘The vessel signalled 1s, without doubt, the yack’ Coronet, Whose letters are K. D. G. B., Which may" have easily been mistaken for Ue letters given by the Kansas. The yacht Was making sod speed, with a strong Westerly wind. SHE HAD SKEN HEAVY WRATHER. ‘When the yacht was passed, she was sailing aS the rate of Seven knots an hour. She had her ‘storm try-sail set, and fore-sail reefed. Her maine boom and gaff were lowered and lashed to the taffrail. The barometer at the time was 28. The yacht had evidently experienced a heavy gule the Gay previous, and there Was a heavy sea running at the time of speaking. On the 19th instant the "aime more wmoderate and settled to a All on board the yacht the Commissioners, as much so as an injury by egypt & passenger wrongfully from @ car, or injuring his by ig his person. Mrs, Andrews, pianists, and Miss Hunt, vocalist, the. daughter ‘of ex-secretary Hunt, Who has, 6 most exquisite soprano voice; a zither sextette, yy carelessness, comprising Miss West, Mra. Andrews, Mr. Goldbor- | A remedy for any of these is by sult by the injured ough, Miss Howell and the Misses Edgar, that was | party. The Commissioners cannot intervene in to have been the event of the evening, lost two of | the'controversies civil of individuals; nor is it the. its members, the Misses Edgar, by the death of Mr. | duty of the Commissioners to ald in securing rel ‘Win. Edgar, ‘and none could be found to take their | to citizens at the hands of Congress. Th elt good laces. Mr. Thorndyke Hice, Baron Rosen, Miss | offices is all that can be sought in these premises. fason, who is the guest of Mrs. Endicott, and Miss | _ ‘The Commissioners cannot be called upon to ad- Addison, who is the guest of Mrs. Poméroy, were | visedndividuais in thelr private controversies, or ‘among those present. erty Pat Ran ef ee! Mr, Ernest B. Le ich @ subject of the District as are the very EiERADN, [Of the rise LeGSUON | Pashia eextandanls seeaehinete eae eee SA'S 4 Gentlemen's dinner to Mr. Horace Helyar, | tions proposed are very dificult. I cannot valline Tala on enn Mr. Goldsborough, at Chamber: | teer an opinion upon them. it permitved, I would 8 inesday evening. ‘suggest that these gentlemen take the opinion of Secretary and Mrs. Whitney have about decided | some one or more members of the bar, not upon all the details for the christening of the Cab-| coneerned_ for the roads, of the class of inet baby. She shall be called “Dorothy,” the | Messrs. Henkle, Mattingly, J. and N. Wilsot fair, (Ue name her ancestresses have F, Miller, Mr. Perry—there are several more—an and although Mrs. Whitney is an admirer of Mrs. | be governed by their advice. A matter grave Delly Madison, she trusts that this later Dorothy | enough to‘convene the people in a public mesting, may wear the name without abbreviation. . The | involving important questions, should be Sacrament of baptism will be administered in St. dealt with by professional men acting under the John’s church by Dr. Leonard, on Easter Monday, | responsibility: of retainers, Law given is worth in the afternoon, The god-mothers have not yet | just what iUcosta. It may be that such councils been decided upon, but it is likely President Cleve- | would lead to the intervention of the Attorney land will stand sponsor for the first child born to | General by quo warranto.” the administration. The church will be sweet WHAT COMMISSIONER WEBB SAYS, hie rer ee and there will bea be-) commigsfoner Webb sdid, when asked what he Sena, Shere wil bes tes at tne Socetarys wSass | thoughtot” tbe opinion: -10s Just what we ex- after the church service, pected. We have no Jurisdiction—no authority. I Airs. Whitney will continue the Wednesday | suppose we could make them run thelr cars on afternoon receptions, with the exception of | time and clean their tracks, but I am not sure Passion week, after Lent. During May Mrs. Whit- | even that we can do that. Soft 1s in regard to all ney will be at home on Wednesdays in the farm | these things The people seem to think that we house, at Grasslands, can regulate them, but all we can do is to collect Baron Rosen is a guest at the Russian legation, | whatever penalties the law may enforce.” which he and the Baroness Rosen will probabl: icaaeni Occupy during the summer, In the avence of |CONFERRING WITH PRESIDENT Minister de Struve, as they did last year. HURT. —The Vatican has been advised Vienna and Berlin that Austria, Germany and Italy, during Ube continuance of the alliance be= ‘ween them, will not permit the subversion of the pacy, and Will support the pope's independence Rnd liberty. ny March 2 street, th, at —James Hogan, of tried to — kill his jalf-past SIX O'Clock this “i then committed suicide Be Mrs. Margaret Bottome, of New York, the draw — ‘The division late to-night will give the govern- Uy " seit ing-room evangelist, gave her closing “Bible talk’ | The Commaittee Repreventing the 14th | ment a majority of about 107, hate Fete atin or for the week in the ¢ Gafenant chapel on Thursday | Street Citizens Propéve Two-Horse ‘THE DUBLIN “FREEMAN.” | fracturing | her | skull, Cars for the Morning and Evening| Hours. ‘The committee appointed at the meeting of citi- zens living aféng the 14th street.car line to see Mr. Hurt, ‘the president of the Washington and George- town Street Raflway Co., In regard to having a ‘two-horse Car Service substituted for the present one-horse carsor fare-box cars, had an interview yestérday afternoon with Mr. Hurt. ‘The members of the committee were Prof. Harry King, Capt. J. ‘B. Tanner; R. C. Gwynn, August Peterson, and jumped out of the third-story window of 1 house. ‘The coroner has been notified to take Hogan's ante-mortem statement ge Held in Bail in Phitadciphia. THE TWO ITALIANS CHARGED WITH DEPRACDING@ WASHINGTON JEWELERS, Pamapeirata, March 2.—Frank Geract an@ Ignazio Deluca, Itallans, Who were arrested here last evening on the charge of defrauding jewelry firms in Washington, PD. C., of goods valued a= $1,500, were Drought before U. 5. Commissioner Bell to-day, and held in $500 bail each for a bear ing to-morrow, fonable Women of the city, and they listened to an excellent practical talk’on “Worldiiness.” Mrs. Bdttome leaves no chance for doubt in the minds other hearers as to her meaning. She is emt- nently a plain-spoken woman. Mra, Bottome will Tegume the talks on Tuesday” and Wednesday in Passion Week, The evangelist is a white-hajred woman, with a_prej ing face, dressed in black, With all the dainty appurtenances of a careful observer of the modes. Mrs. Bottome yas wedded to a Methodist minister, and one of Ise Was at mn Oh the Hudson. She began teaching a Bible clase expounding. the Text, and the class and the ‘attracted the Mr. E. Dwyer Gray to Turn His Paper Into a Limited Liability Company. ‘Spgcial Cable Dispatch to THE EVENING STAR Loxbox, March 2.—Great interest will be aroused. here to-day among journalists and newspaper pro- prietors when it becomes known that Dwyer Gray, M. P., has decided upon following the example of Guinness and Alsopp, and converting the Dubin Freeman's Journal, the leading Irish paper, and ‘ong of the first six papers in the united kingJom, into a limited Mability company. Gray has kindly attention of fashionable ‘who were sciamer- | Prof. F. W. Clark. They statedto Mr. Hurt that = eS ee ‘work that is now core rior | they had been instructed by thé meeting tonseer. | S!*@R me the following particulars of his ig ten- Ing there, | She was the frst to take up the th 0 ag ~ Rinna to dots, tatng th aay, District Government Affaire. into which she was introduced by her hearers, Mrs. Win. H. Vanderbiit, Mrs. ry Mrs. Dodge and Mrs, stevens were some of those ‘Who opened their parlors to Mrs. Bottome. ‘The wife of Adjutant General Drum is rapidly recovering from her recent séveré Lines, Miss Emma F. Boudreaux, of Malden, Masa, and Miss Minnie Sullivan, of Chi iL, after spendiny, the winter in the South, have arrived rr. J. J. Kearney, 0! m Gene No. 1130 6th street. : Represéntative and Mrs. Glover have reached Denver on their return from their bridal tour in Caltfornia, : Miss Nina Maridelick, of New York, is visiting BIDS FOR SCHOOL HOUSRS. ‘The bids for a new school house cn the Colm ‘ia Road and an addition to the school house om ‘the Teniestown Road were opened to-day. On the Columbia school, Halliday and Wilson bid $1, and Columbus Thomas bid $1,800. Mr. Thomas $3,000 on the Tenleytown school. ‘This was the only bid. No awards have been inade. MISCELLANROTS. The Commissioners yesterday ordered that @ sewer be laid in the alleys in square 809 under the compulsory permit system, and the cost assessed against the abutting property. In a few days ground will be broken for the lay= ing of a 20-1nch inain connecting the 36-inch mala, in i, street with the pumping station. The new: main Will run out 17th street, from L street to street. own_hands, unimpaired, the absolute edit rial control of the Freeman, to widen the base upon which its business success at present rests, by in- creasing the number of persons who havé a financial interest in the success of the paper. My idea 1s to give it shareholders in all the great cé n- ters, who will have a direct pocket interest in pro- moting its. success, in securing it subscribers, ard jaw ‘advertisements towards Its columns.” yTcraking the average Of the last three years, our ‘net annual profit upon the four newspapers pub- lished at pear a eg ie meg om Sait el Sr auee a inetd ‘Established in 1881—is- tain from. bin " todo Yoremedy te Rinse toa the people objected to service as insufficient, and that they were instructed to ask that two- ears, with conductors, be piaced on the road. Mr. Hurt, who received the committee pleasantly, stated that there were several difficulties in the Tay ato. “rq earl one a which was at the company did not yave enough spare cars on band to supply the road. When it ‘olen 1 that the com might have a tional cars built, ir. Hurt said that the Se that hoe eos change we cable system, which could not be adapted ‘to the cars now in use. _He'showed the committee a letter from Senator Ingalls, chairman of the committee which had been directed by the ‘Senate, to investigate the street railway service in the’ District, ang in this letter some ejghteen questions gy * under sever rf ist % renin vi £11, This I ‘with for a little 2 The district attorney dec it to be his Torchwest? 7 D- Le Catttsher, at 740 tn strect | were asked. Govering the advantages. and disad. | £12-475, ust Rent nowever, is loss than Sx | option fiat Mate eanOee Ber chal un et AS que catie annelboeie ‘systems. a8 well as other | Years’ purchase of the net profitot last year,which | sexanents for benefits resulting frum the cube Appointments by the President. amounted to £14,000.” “But you are ‘the Freeman, Mr. Gray. If you cease to be the Freeman,the Freeman itself ceases. Ail that remains 18 a news sheet, which may be anything or nothing. Therefore, unless you are sold with the paper, Ido not see how the paper itself can be sold.” a “L have endeavored to meet that dificulty,” he lied, “by reserving to the managing director, who would be myself, absolute editorial power for the rst five years, or s0 long afterward as I shall of demnation of laud for alleys, George Kruger has been appointed an additional private on the police foree without compensatiom Werefor from Ue District patters telating to the road. This committee, Mr. jurt would meet ‘in November, and would probably be ready to make a report to Congress, so that at the next session it was probable some legisiation would be enacted requiring the com- ny to replace entirely their present rulling-stock. Under these circumstance’ Mr. Hurt said that he didnot think that the company would be willing to spend money for new cars. Some of the mem- bers of the committee intimated that Congress Was apt to move slowly, and that it would proba- ‘The President has appointed James R. Waggener to be surgeon, U.S. N.; Leeds C. Kerr, to be passed assistant paymaster, U. B. C. Gowing, to he chief engineer, U. S. N.: and Carroil Mercer, to be Ast lieutenai Affaire in West Washington. ‘harles 41. Cragin is still confined to No. 3123 Dunbartou avenue, by tl. ness.—The regular monthly meeting of the Eleventh Building Association was held lust night.—The remains of Mrs, Mary Backus were ees nee | The Licenses Will be Revoked. THE COMMISSIONERS WILL TAKE THAT COURSE IN BVERY CASE OF A SECOND CONVICTION FOR SELL~ eral years bet Ss mad retain the capital interest £16,000 In the prop- hi ING LIQUOR ON SUNDAY. P My Bortaaig teat mignt boso-bussuilgnere wasthe | ert3-_ The directors, Who are as grad en ot takeo to Brandon, Vt, last migit for uter= rigidly enforce the Faw. The navent com | CoubinEsaeF. eadcid that itthecommittee could | Bos gs Lam mysclt finance, but, edi- | - GRarw Receters.—Canal boat Maryland arrived. lly enforcethe Sunday law. The recent Uiat there would be no change made in | And direct in matters of business Nine princl= M. Wietion in the Police court of two men for vio- | # torlally, Lam the autocrat. e system for ten yearstocome, thatthe company Would be willing to, place two-horse cars on the 14th-street ‘The committee replied that they did not control the action of Congress, but they were of the opinion that the company had enough cars to furnish the additional cars di al least the busiest. ‘fons of the day—that is, in the morning and the evening. Mr. Hurvsaid that he ‘Would be glad to do what he could, but there were other difficulties. For instance, the 14th-street Stables were so crowded now that there was no room for the of additional cars, and, be- sides, extra men id have to be hired for a few trips, which would be rather difticult to do, as the men were unwilling ‘to accept work for such a ple upon which a newspaper can be managed suc- cessfully.” BISMARCK’S CHURCH BILE. It Will Be Adopted, But No Lasting Pence With the Vatican Expected. ‘Special Cable Dispatch to Tar Evextna STAR. BERLIX, March 25.—Negotiations on the part of the government with the conservatives and union conservatives have resulted in an agreement that the Prussian lower house will accept the church lating the law by selling liquor on Sunday has supplied the Commissioners with a precedent. Commisstoner Webb said to-day: “Those two con- Fictions have stirred the Sunday people up._ Here. Lofore they have been in the habit, when arrested for violation of the law, of paying a small fine or fortelting their collateral. But Judge Snell 1s de- termined to make them stand trial. If they are convicted twice for this offense thelr licenses can be forfeited.” “But will you do it?” asked Tae Star reporter. “Certainly,” replied the Commissioner. “We shall revoke ‘the licenses of every one of them. We —2— Alexandria Afinirs. Reported for Tur EVENING Stan. SUICIDE THIS MOKNING.—James Crockett, a Welle known raliroad man, committed suicide by'cu ‘his throat with a small pocket-knife in the Yard of his house, on the north side of Queea street, four doors west of Fairfax street, this morning. Mr. John Edelin, who resides next door, saw Mr. Crockett, at about 5 o'clock Unis, ke take off bis coat, hang iton a post in the yard, vd the upper house, then go into’ the water-closet, which 1s 30me ‘The law requires it.” time each day. The committee were further | bill in the shape which it passe ang ‘go in loset, US GO TEIGOUE GUY._TRS ta FequireS I” | ioe red ther Mer Hurt woud bare weeeeae eke | but falrsinded ‘politicians do not belleve-that | Gistamce tons te a ace Rae ee Looking for Quarters, matter to the directors, whose next meeting would | there will be lasting peace between Prussia aud | Dut, at 6 o'clock, Mr. Crockett’s family found hia SEARCH OF THE DISTRICT COMMISSIONERS FoR a | be some time next month. Mr. Hurt was told that | the vatican, even after the acceptance of the. bill. | lying, with his Chroat cut, dead, tn a post of thous, SUITABLE BUILDING FOR THELR OFFICES. 8 decision would have to be reached in time toen-| "The alliance of the three emperors continues, | HOt far from the door of Uhe house. A eoruner’s After the conference of the District Commis. | 2ble the committee to report at the next meeting, | and so requires no renewal. Kusso-German rela- | €xamination resul a eo gy cee oy coamtenre) which would be held Saturday night. The com- | tions are better than ever. The National Gazetie’s 5 about 60 y eet ash. stoners yesterday in regard to the need of aynew | mittee sald that While two-horse cars should be | UonS fe Detter Phan over itt as He had been engineer on both the W tungtoa District building, Commissioners Wheatley and | placed on the ent line, yet. they were will- and Ohio yey oon ary eee ae iF Ludiow, accompanied by Inspector Entwisle, went | Ing for the | present 0 have this | fd beeu without employment Tor about a Feats on an exploring expedition. They looked at only | {vena give the company the necessnry tome for He leaves a wife and three children, two of thems ter mansion, nearly grown, one building, however—the But , 00 | procuring @ complete outtit of cars, wesche watch, @ Capitol HL When asked about it today, Com- ‘At the request a ‘Hurt the committee tars basen baa bees oeeeea ee ) yh missioner Wheatley said that they were very | pared a ‘ner, of Front Royal, was closed C much pleased wit ‘Dullding, and that it was | they wanted, which 'was sent last evening ‘ABOUT THE FLOOD. wedveny vol pen Bp 9 Guite large cnough for Chel warps, ‘baty fag ag | Hurt. In this statement, Mr. Hurt is requested (0 ne earch 25 The question now | DY Judge James Keith, who Fegpen the too large for our purse.” “This 1s a di ‘two-horse cars from # to 9 o'clock each morn- lace,” said Commissioner ing. ‘and from 4 to 8 o'clock each and at aio = oO evening, at let up? The water fell two feet. Wednesday, Dut Webb, referring to resent “quarters. “We date vo put two.horse cars | let u 0 fert Wednesday, but ean would on exclusively. AS first subinitted, it was Tising again yesterday. Water got peas pisos tharia cece empteaity leneed tae cars from 410 5:30 pm. and from | 1 ten Shove the high-water mark of 1881, fhe Butter buttaing ‘It would be @ long way for the tax=payer to go there to pay his bills, wouldn't cere naar eae Fort Worth apd C— Ag per cent. “To- ‘ward the end of the hour ‘Was less activity ‘and prices yielded r, Dub the firm tone re- mained, and at 11 market ts moderately active dad steady. ‘iid | TBC Bessemer Boarding House Herror. ‘PROBABLE THAT THE PATAL PIRE WAS STARTEDBY TWO : I i Se cn | Genres Sore eae i i i Sire aanear ancien eee eee pe ed Ai i ie I