Evening Star Newspaper, April 9, 1887, Page 1

THE EVENING STAR PUBLISHED DAILY, AT THE STAR BUILDINGS, Northwest Corner Pennsylvania Are, The Evening Star News SH. KAUFF™. paper Company, NN, Prev, ferved to subscribers fn f own account, at 10 cents i uth "one year. $1. ss tered at the Pust Office at Wash Second ~<claas mai] matter. sar os Tae WrEKtr Sran. Sear. posiae prepaid 62 All mail subse published on Friday—$l @ x mouths, 50 cents Except Sunday, and 11th St, by | Che Evening Star, SENATOR REAGAN'S BOMBSHELI« ie ‘Texas Democrats Astoundea by EH Coming Out Fer’ yy CHIcaco, April &—A Times special from Galves. ton Tes, Says: The prohibition question ts rapidly assuiming a front rank among the political BeueS Of Texas, The late legislature passed an act sub mitting this question to @ vote Of the people, August, The anti-pronibitiontsts are for the battle. Chief among them are graor Gibbs, of Dallas, Hon, i aiter Greaban, Galveston, ‘and _poiltictans have constituted’ themselves. & committee repre. senting the democracy of Texas, and 4 romuncet Gemoerate to attend 8 meeting on te SOUL, for the purpose of calling ‘May—to set forth clearly and universally the time; honored principles of democracy in its Opposiiiom 2 5 5 5 FE a be paid in advances : = W all forms of sumptuary legisiation. 4 o. TO—No 10,576. WASHINGTON, D.C., SATURDAY, APRIL 9, 1887. TWO CENTS. ; peieanlan open ester The News prints an open letter from Senator Be paper sent longer Rates of adyertiai - ——— — John H. Reagan, repirtng to the invitation of the > val CHYTTORe =p, ar, 7a oe ny * : TH) committee to attend the coming meeting. ____ SPECIAL NOTICES. SPECIAL NOTICES. SPECIAL NOTICES. Washington News and Gossip. iE SUBURBAN QUESTION. THE IVY CITY TRACK, Telegrams to The Star. | 222 letter, wu produce a genuine sensae ane oe eee Pia “a a ae ——— Senator Plumb Suggests a Way of Pro-| Getting Things Read; 5 6 * | Gon. Me comes out eqeanetr tn Cover or Benes Beenie ccs Yolstadi’ Siar | Se pLeeMesg AUG GHRTAN Gaye getiny Sobmectnn Serntcy Nad fata || Covsioue" Reowurm To-Day.—Internal reve | °°" *!*T gj sotee puewcses & ay Meeting. -—— Liowsinm a democrat stangpsint. ‘wo yeana day. April & MOO nm. Sunday school. 9: rol people's meet- i 1. Wee v3 a . 7:30 pn. Preachiny iF 5 <a: a ~ - ~ matabire eationtod toni | hte 30" pan. Seata free toa, Comme.’ “it” | bythe pastor Ree tebe Giawbine DBs he | NUS $2904; custouns, $351,948. aa ago Mr. Reagan stood beside Neuacor Coke, GOW. rf a rr Ba be 'HE PROPOSES AN INCREASE IN TAXATION FOR A FEW ‘THE HORSES WHICH HAVE WINTERED THERE IN GOOD Irels Congress Mills and other prominent = = | sao ‘priate to Paster, apd " 5 and, Congressman Mills and Pi i REET SI OUGTER BEIGE, | ae, A TEMPERANCE Mise MEETING) UN. | the evening there wil ben Guseton-box sermon, Sus: | 4, TUR PRESIDRNT has appointed U. Lal Tin OD | yejes cae IMPnOvEMENT OF NEWLY-OFENED | GOMDITION, AND EvESTiI eee e ee oe MR. BLAINE A PRETTY SICK MAN Seencerias te caroeuomis, apeouny sue grewtnet Sy EAYELGY ASSOCIATION. MONDAY, te sc ger the nes of FRIENOSHUP DIVE: | 5" VSNIOE gtpcad aus.” Seung poopie’s meetin’ at | Mterpreter of the United States consulate at Am-| 208 SOGiOr On tie eonive una Go) = 2 the prohibition idea, on the ground Chat it was ® FO Be ctor Gout: tt Room 100, SSO PROF TEMPERANCE, will be hs ‘5 | 6:45pm ‘1t__} boy. China, and has commissioned James G. Green ae be eee aS SS sacted principle of the democracy Lo oppose Sump. ug. By order of ¢ yu Theater, on SUNDAY EVENL ate TE a HOUSE—SOME " it = nad. et, Miller, Mr. Chas. 3 ~q=> EASTER SUNDAY AT WAUGH M. &. | 8 Commander in the Navy. maa REMARKS ABOUT CITIZEKS' COMMIT. }- on0 ne weather of the last few days has Put /T9 Leave Indian Territ T Tuary laws of whatever character. "eagan's cole foulton as speaker si 3, 1d : sta. DA a '0-daV. | piete change of views on this point surprises eves bio | Moure: Mra Salis Dati a a, We ible! Pro. | Soa Pace eee ae decorations, wood CLERK 70 THE CommERcE Commission.—The Inter- aoe the Ivy City race track tn excellent shape, and | +0 we indian Territory of | eae et ofl Circe Secko tnd Mr? Berlew. music and appropriate services at 11 a.m. and’ 7:30 | state Commerce Commission has appointed E.L. | During the closing days of the last session of | the horses out there are being worked into con- wretchedness 5 SHERMAN. | Admiusion frees nvted aee_| Bébiutroverings" af ether Torrisi, ‘Suutay sueo) at | PUM, of Alcbauna, to a clerkship under <imat.com- | Congress wien the District appropriation Pll | ation forthe season's racing. “The stables ROW at {he Senator says: “i must exp same i ‘OUN DABS ORALLY | 9m snd 3 pam. “Seat all free, early oF late, and | Mission. Mr. Pugh 1s a son of Senat Toversy between the Senate and House comprise the horses that wintered there, | W, ae wr yee ty fo, yt a> Se Bre OAS RA cr oh and Leta, | eversbouy welcome. i+" | Tuis is the rst appotntment made by the commis- | conferees, Senator Plumb, chairmanof the Senate | about sixty in number, ‘AB SOARE REVIVED IN EUROPE. any effort xs been mae (0, wake a party ques: ee a ee pany yard gate, S inday, S gelock me. Jonadabe wall p HAMLINE 30 CHURCH COR OTH AND a ae conferees and of the sub-District appropriations | We P. Burch has eight, among the number Telie democrats should seek to Mdeutity that great and ii be held on WEDNESDAY py een pS Se Ea Fs + Preaching’ by the pastor | , TREASURY APPOINTMENTS.—The secretary of the | committee, in a conversation with aSrarreporter, | Doe, Biggonnet, ‘Tidal Wave, and several = grand historic party with Use fortunes and fate thereafter eve Weatewday Sod ‘oh what goad has resulted'to them by arnkiug, | Lamang 730 par eicaar coat p12 an Conse | Treasury has appointed the following storekeep- | outlined a plan of sain ne toe cee ian, | Owe yee res “a SENATOR REAGAN CAUSESA SENSATION | fhe whisky-shop drunkards and criuinais: & p.m. and others tell the guod that has come to them and | people's meeting DP. t Quatterly 00 ers and eee Gen web! ineGrore, Ky.s | provemy its in the ie AS ORIEN OF Ei a Meman has ae Sn Bete othe re e good come to - 1 pe p- = 4 caus Hi . C. Webb, at Pine Grove, Ky.; ent a the jos, nt Sat monthly Sheds Meailios since Mey eave up drinking, <Albwel- | Monday, 730 pu “Consecration mectings Auenday | Suet. Bron iy Dela Cooctan eee Jacky &, | Provements in the District. As ch a jon has a stable of eleven, among $1. Lorry, April-—A sper! to tie labe-Demo it ED. BROWS, Secretary. (ie? CHketar Bin. Quarterly Love Feast dhursday 700 pata. | Suet, Bron, to pPropriations committee for some years Deing the well-known Swift, Herbert, al ss eee Se aS erat from Dallas, Texas, says: The whisky men's Bes corn AND MINERAL ANC 3 | vicestSeatatira. "any invited WM Or te ee voNd THE PIGSRENSY Gauane To-par were | nso" Plumb has been a curerul student of local | Reed, Calera, Frankie B, Hopetul, Gold Ban, | Charges of “Colonization” in Michigan. | (aif tisice’¢ suralttes ret bere with clo Si lesdine srrope, © - 2 and Fennsyl- he FABERRIG ie RESIDENT'S CaLLens To-Da affairs andespecially of the financial interests of | Meadow Queen, Larry Farreli, and Jo Lee. foors “It has leaked out that they are debating: . Vers, All lead *, Capitol Hill, to-mi evening, 7:30 THE TABER: a a 5 ri and er they si ke @ local fight merely ail a ave ese Hou. KB. Van B. Moulton, Bq. and | at TT o'clock in the mornitig. Service at 7:50 o'ciock | Plumb, al presentatives Heard, Butterwor of mind, and as year after year he has been listen. | favorite Bess. They have also Bet, Vinton, Enigma, | PEEASES OF ANGLO-IRISH POLITICS. A Gommtnes and 6 Gory of oratore. X WEIGHT, CHRISFRN SCE speak. All are im thecrgning Sunday school at ¥:30a1m, Cordial | Crain and springer, and Hon, Milton May, Of | inet arguments, pro and con, with regard to | Prince George, Maid. also Montigelio and several = tne pre ce of several republican leaders Suz. = : op ws THERE WILL BE A PanANOR | wocune a ene : ing youngsters, Demandi: he Su of the that that ri the presen. m patients, eith > = a “OUR FAT omit 3 — street improvements,and has been examining into r. — img the pression ts the idea thal Unat party will use the present St thetr homes or ath Ohice tours BSS smecting: held by the Ya o Ne ee ing ee ee Are Rese | _ RESIGNED.—Miss Mary M. Reagan has resigned a | tue subject for hisown satistaction, upon, hia re- | THeyare Boar her Ske arses Hyde Park Ant-Cocrcion Meeting. | Soutest to break down edeinocratic parts. Toey Spm. Consuitationtree aw | Gay evening. Ayr at7:30. Address by Mr. stor.—Services “to-morrow at 11 ain. Subject * clerkship in the office of the chief signal oticer. | turn to the city recently Tar Stak reporter | mound, Dunbayne, and Frank “tard” Special Cable Dispatch to Tus Evexrxe Stan, want the prouibics on question nade & deaioc Tal -4 Se SE ssc OF STOCK. Wirrsiy. Pati d Sey eeietome Vevenst a pan Sumas |S Geumea GL na wagragen, ougcom | Ou STreeanator and asked permission topub: | | Higgs has Harry R, Andy B, dnd Westfleld, all} Loxpox, April #—In English pollidcs there 1s | Party Sst, ad the democrats are fighting sy * PUBL! MEETING aT RCE 5 7 BOO) Is Is views on that questi ft paramount youngste! " i ‘Ubis. EQUITABLE MS re ie Nik Mag and , OPENS: | has been ordered trom Philadelphia to Lancaster, | interest. ewes Whittaker & Barry have Lady Dean, Major Van- | Still ttle to mention beyond the extension of the A TEXAS DESPERADO, CO-OPERATIVE BUILDING ASSOCIATION. me ease ted by Peston oyory echt, ees! SE; | Pa. on public business. Second Lieut. Jno. M. A SUGGESTION AND NOT A PLAN. a poe one) other. anti-coercion campaign, A large number of mem- a a den eas taaas mad msi Come all rtd O-nighy, Rehearsals of gospel sonvs, | C27S0n, 5th cavalry, has been transferred from) “I ean scarcely call it a plan,” remarked Senator | -,{/°6® Nas 4 and the Saratoga stables have seve- eens. ae Souris wos of them having paired | gee Attacks Single-Handed Six Officers, Monthly papnents 6220 teeta SUNDAY SCHOOL UNION WiLL inoheralgeeteiaey Fea Ay A ae Ohavictios: | Requests 2 TOP B of that regiment at his OW2 | plumb, “as 1 have not offeredit to anybody a8 & | "The horses that have wintered at Ivy city have | U2" end oF next week, Lord Randolph | "yinis One, Escapes the Bullets, and ‘$1,000 Advanced on Each Sis old ite mouths meetiny in Wenley Chapel Fea ee Ean Cache Sk Charlottes, | rea solution of the street-tmprovement question, nor | all done well and are now in fine copaition, except Rear iauariaa Calan Ge oe, ei aed sa odea tek dae tas O'clock pn Topi for dacanione oClaey’ Manages | O¥¢F 1,000 souls in two months. “Sunday night, Bro. | OUR LIMITED NAVAL RESOURCES, | 4m I wedded to it. What I said to you in the con- | Frank Ward. He has been suffering with severe coercion. Harting! oa pubilc, Carcaco, April 9.—A Times special from Cam- a pen ros in th i GS BatLey and entire Board of Directors. Monday bight, eeaatiin Tot -d ideas that | $014, and will not be mt for work for some time. | Gladstone's next manifesto will take te form of a ICAGO, the "Anaoc ‘ . iis expected that Nova. rode ELuior® | Sent. §-BUCK, Gud Fellows’ Halls 8th st £¢, | wais Country mot in a Position to do | hon nemeerea wo merely embraced \deas that She had S seston seen, At the coming meeting: | speech at the dinner of the Eighty Club, on the | eron, Tex. es ee aes oo Waicitt will wake shortaddresses, It M. Bare: - 4 ‘one of her fore legs, an Rockdale, thi lan) county, of @ fatal Nghe — —— Bt Much Case wmer~ | tion With the subject, It is more ofa suggestion ‘19th inst, . LLUSTRATED LECEURE [he METODIS-ERRGOPa, oe i Gea than ‘anything else, (Ode bustered. Mr. McMahan will not run her | WPOn net actually demands this morn. | Thursday night between officers and e desperado Sonday evenin at yee, CHEE METHODIST EPISCOPAL | (GERCy~ “at is a significant fact that the annual openthg | Ubtli She shail have entirely recovered, ing that Monday's meeung in Hyde Park be sup. | named Wm. Jacobs. Some weeks ago Jacobe ; tS aoc — 5 THR ORK. . Complimentary tickets to Soune wien on appiteation at cater euryices inthe church | It is learned that the U.S. Const at Honolulu | £nd extension of streets. for public use is in mucl en eee 1409 Ne avenue, Sunday afternuon, at the M = face reck] killed a man in this county and went in hiding, iu. by the pastor; 7 Dan. prayer larger proportion than the improvement of thor-| A Stax reporter made an early trip to the track | Pressed, saying: “In the face of the reckless par- | ert] learned that Jacobs wad din, "A hearty welcome, especialy | 324 Prue Hee fromthe Piyworth | fas kept the State Department fully tnformed 88 | oughtares; threo or four times as large. ‘That 18 } to seo the horses work. Burch’s string was the | MAMEDIATy miuority as an iustrument of menace | THUMdAY the Sherif jearmed, that, Jacobs wad uni tn, Sone Service d Schock. Be | Hamil. 7:30. yevacting by dhe pastor, Lrascr | to the nature of the British claims against Waytt to say, that each succeeding Year more streets 8f@ | arst to show, and all of them are in prime con- | to the supremacy of parliament, it can only be by | ockaaie Deputy Sherids Juo. Pickett, Lec Pools Kedizions and denominational papers. 1t_| ho preaclier. Strangers are cordially welcome, 2 | Abd the proceedings taken by the British goverp- eee Noes ehatypropertion 1s kept up | @ition, ‘They'are a little high in flesh, as are all | S0me unfortunate technicality tnat such meetings | and Frank MoCalla, were etalted to make ae os PAUL'S CHURCH, 23D ST. NEAR | Ment during the past three or four years. Now | iiiich longer, Washington, instead of having the | the horses at Ivy City, owing to the fact that the | cam escape being called teasonable.” Jens they rode up tthe Bounds farm and. sure rprgia) Le Or ean to Bbsy Vania ave. Dow, Rey. ALFRED Hii that the matter has assumed such a serious phase | pest streets of any city in’the country, will have | Unfavorable weather of the early spring prevented ULSTER DENOUNCES THE LAND BILL Tounded tue house, Hardly had tie horsemen ap- WESCOTE: WILCOX & WINE. Special attention will Pee ae en peice, eecidwleeey | #8 to endanger Haytt’s possession of Tortugas, the the worst or te will ave so many streets actually te eee Saree nl henna ae The Ulster land committee yesterday declared | peared betore the door opened and Jacobs stepped Low be paid to this brauch of the real-estate business if Holy: Cor ou and Sermon; 4 pan, Cuil- | EOVeTnment 18 beginning to canvass its resources | bad that it will get the name of having wre ; o Side “with a Winchester in his hand, Vie Ge ee : of Holy’ Communion and Sermon: 4 p.m. Cuil ginning to canvass its rest : et Commis. | the trainers ex; jainst all the land bill, except the clauses relat- | outside with Sonalderaiiow We reapetiully oti for abe nee fucarcl7 0 ph evenine | with the View of belng prepared for any emer. | S7e2US It ts not the ault of the District Commits, Pape, nn noes In OY Le ras Office, me ASSOCIATED MR. LOUIS D. | 2. —~y. cass Deve | BME WINE with nin the salen Loatiy nad Ine | a> 8 i ie eyed the oflcers for @ moment, - ice (chot Seats free at ail services. sloners that this state of affairs exists. As matters | fair condition for speed. ing to leases. In this Ulster agrees with the National | He surveyed | tne Hae aeeee ere eee ere a es aT Babies cone TSTIT ae | Ets In case tt shouldbe necessary to provecttho | SOME nay hls stays ot uairs exist, As inatvers | "rio poo and Bieeonnet, of Bureh’s string, botn | Se! 2 peared Lettie with ee teens Hibs Be EDWAKD & WESCOTT, Be ST Barrise funds" eetrool af | Suall republics of the American continent against | that even the money levied and collected from the [grt eclipse thelr past records this scason. |“ ‘The Hconomist, from another point of view, has | ,insie-handsd » ‘ody of Deputy sheriff Poole, oe <4 TA PEEEE NELCON | :90 a.m. Presching at 11 a Hu aud 7-0 p.in, by | the encroachments of European powers. The re- ple here shall be expended for their benefit. sggterday ‘Lelie Doe made a tile tn | pardiy words sufficiently strong with which ( who fell irom his horse dead, Stmultaneously the racist, 007 Pennaylvaniaave.i.w. | J. W.Booram, of Wilmington, Dele Young peoples i 4 ‘to do with | 1:54 Without extra exertion. Jennings’ ‘office 2 string Wasrrvetoy, D.C., April 9, 188: Payer, MCC Hg ON Lied ae ee Oe eo eeePiss | sult of inquirtes into the naval resources 13 not | {BOS Of the House who hav press its detestation of Ue measure, saying: | posse opened ore upon Jacobs, Who swod un- oo, Sih and P kis gon ‘Luesday evening at 7:30 'clocks ? encouras! the subject insist that only a certain per- | Shows up in form to satisfy him this year. Boaz | qr 1s ratal, based on false principles, inaugurates vache Calla’ -ounded $F Bowie il dnscireminch tae tkopt ta arma | Eccl aye ail Shree os iaumeiy | MUTA ue chnee weaden esos, of Ue | aioe et th money ruled | by tuxafion and Ten Stiga ran a mile yesterday overchetrack, | a game of beggar), aud cau never be passed by | Seated, wuts Mocal tne poss: named Harber Sonn W. Schatai wee Se OL oa ue same hour. You are invited. este (Re. Squa are ‘annually shall be expended for the public 24935. paruiament.” : . - ball end ren- Se Bren deen ese Ewillappreciate a call fromauy of my menus | ig" =>, FIRST CONGREGATIONAL CHUKCH, | {70tNe West Indies, and at present tnevo is, 0 | The ueets opened annually cut, uo figure with | Yurite of Davis & Hall stable, has euuirely re- | PYLMEM ene an ciear evidence chat | Masstruck on the head by a glancing, PH. | vessel bearing the American flag in Haytien pen covered from the hurt she got last, she ago dered insane, After emptying bis. 16-repeatng he pal rican fi ; them at all. ‘They insist that a surplus shall re- e got last season, and she | the landed interest has been thrown overboard | St WL 3 8 im. | Waters, The Yantic is at key West, the Galena at | th Bs : 1s ag handsome as a re. sI rifle at the officers Jacot 2 fcdarrenion of Christe | Aspinwall, and it 1y possibie tat oe or both may | Mn Over each year. ‘This year that surpins will | 18 88 handsome as a pictur by the conservatives, An Irish conservative land | 414 “drawing a revolver, ran to the rear of the Shomay’bave property want to purchase or rent borrow mouey. Prope ‘insured in first-class com- | Upon “The Relation of tue it which Lave received loans hife of the association is © Careful management has b ne, Chriat eordsi o = amount to $100,000. Now the Senate is willing lerbert, Frankie B., Gold Ban, | owner writes that a bill more fatal to the land- re on ‘and miracus GME BOILING AGIOCTATIG panes, cp,_| fpoan, the Sunday athool will tee concert secuint | Chis governineNt ike ence way Fepresent | hay ail the money ralsed by taxation—all the Dise | Oalers, and Meadow Queen Spun around the track | {ards was never Graned ‘than that which, Lord | ?&f% followed by a shower of bullets aud mlracue —e=> HOME BUILDING Associ =n LOUIS D. WINE. | 7,0. the Sunday scliool will wive a coneert exereise, | Chis Governiuent in @ forinal Way. trict. revenues—shall bo annually expended in | & two-minute gait. Herbert 1s i Snely, | Cadogan has introduced in the house oflonis, ‘The | Ney nae Gone to che mesistance OF Ne OMoery, th monthly mcrtini aud the Jast at which | je SOUTH WASHINGTON ENDOWMENT | Sat Wruaistet fide Bchwea.”” Sunday school at 9-36 sev Keoping pace with and Frankie B. never looked so well in his fe. | goverment will fail on the corcion Dil, Lut tuo | POSS BAS Koue Lo cule assistance Of Lhe oMocry stock may be taken in the suurth setieof this fours. | SE RELIBE ASSUCRATION oe . Bischof, orga = i SOCIETY NOTES. rs Calera is in fine form, and bids fair to earn honors | fang pill will be a contributory cause. sedi ha Se annees penis Ste assoc! the Hall southwest ‘The dungal meeting ot tte association Wil be held at | (<g>, MOUNT VERNON PLACE ME, CHURCH ° ithe HE GROWTH OF THR NATIONAL CAPITAL. for the stable. Mr.’McMahon has two splendid steamed sete gegen Bite Sa gr py rat eke” °& TUESDAY | sueais Hall’ No. G2 Pennsylvania, ave, now. between | HSE "South, cor. vi Yh and ots. nw. Kev. | ‘The President and Mra Cleveland will spend} “The House demands that there must be a mar- Who, if appearance and Me points go for} aya WAR SCARE REVIVED. cured, The maa Barber cann ee re number Of shares have already been | Gand “tase south side, on TUESDAY EVENING, | & ¥; Hepnawar, pastor —Preschingat 11 oclocks-1 | sunday at onk View. COL and Mra Lamont will | Sin left over each year to go into the Treasury. will both make fast records. One of stm mse OE ease oe SES teh Shares Sa cach mont A ey; | “Umer sor die ensuing year willbe lected. Bessy ce ates, Sumaay, Sunny seed et, up | De welr Hester guests, Ba festa) Banass plan scoala Us Carrio ee Ward, “the obits, d5, 2. full brother to Frank | gismarck Said to Have Decided ‘That ‘The Water-Works Extension, Wiemeding as re 2 cretarY._ | p.m. The members aud friends of He ehawek seat eh ss Mamie Lincoln, daughter of ex-Secretary | and all the money raised each year cot ‘Neither of these colts has been entered here. the Present is a Good Time to Fight, A KEPORT ON THE PROGRESS OF THE WOKK. Hatcreat at 5 percents allowed on parments onstock | §§ gas J. A SETTLE, OF J. A. SETTLE & CO; | Dublicare cordially invited" VECEMPH-ANE He | rincoin, spent last Week in the city, the guest of | voted to the public benefit, there woula still be a | Nui Boe Of Smee colts Straganaciaene es one Cable Diepatch to Tar Evextxo Stan. Major Lydecker, in his report to the Chicf of Za- withdrawn. and op that which bas received loans, on Las formed @ copartnership in’ the re SDREE ME | MISS Alice Wilson, daughter of Mr. Nathaniel | iarge deficiency in the item of street improve- a Special : a one settlement or the same. estate business with W. W. Moffett, a lasigerand busi- | (B= ER SERVICES-McKENDREE M. E. | Wiison. ments, As I stated at the outset, more streets are a eS Lowpon, April 9,—It is nolonger possible to over- | Sineers, of the operations for increasing the water o better investinent of small monthly savings can | hess man of experience, aud the title aud style of the ‘church. Mass. ave., bet. Ut and 10th si a ned each year than can be improved at the | | Other stables having entries for the spring | ook the tact that the war scare is reviving. For | supply during March, states that work 1s now con- be made, gpd no cheaper method of obtaning loans oF | firm willbe Settle & Moftett, 1311 F st. nw. Persons | W., Rev-C. Henvenr Kicwaipsox, pastor—LL Senator and Mrs. Conger'give @ dinner to-night, | opened aaa re oR ohn erence elon wil Yo arrive in a fe “3 * ue Lunnel and reservoir, the dam at Great ane ane on cas be uD | ATID Proverty for aale, loans to make, rents to | sefmou, 11 Know thatiyy Redeoindr!Liveth”, sui: | to meet Dr, and Mrs. BACKus, [erp tine Raat idee toaes begin Se Tey OT aay sand (80 | some days past the foreign correspondents have | fined vo te Vunnel and reservolr, The average uuount loaned on each of the 858 shares | heeded will ing all uitereste confided to us carcfaliy | Danks: id ‘Faster Anthen,” Billines: “Praise Ye] ‘The expected guests at the christening at St. | of streets is in the suburbs, beyond the Boundary; Scat oe SealaaS Sb Ly City, “Ths (mocking, will bogin sa Deen reporting occurrences and opinions, unim- | Falls having eee mae and the new mains ot Ming P. er Music and reeita- | John’s church on Monday will be confined to Mrs. | but that does not cut any figure, as it rep- On the 3 of next month and continue | portant separately, but which taken together, | lald up to the site of the reservoir, leaving but « BO mak eats HussiOnary Society. Sunday | Wittney’s friends, and only those having cards of | resents. the city’s growth. AS fast as P ough four days, ‘The entries Comprise the | iro creating fresh ere: ithe cupattion of | short section eo be placed tn order eo an the 30 mouths of the | Suatded. Best ot references sivein area Sqp-lw SETTLE iad in the past, andis | ga MOFFET, 1311 F st. n. “n bs = E WASE {TON SAFE DEPOSIT CO, 4 vi _1t_ | invitation will rel. lands are platted into lots the! of - aeclion WIth the gate-house when itis bul, The promised for the fucire. Cast your lot with us; you | J ~e> THE WASHINGTON SAFE DEPOSIT CO. GRACE M. &. CHURCH SOUTH.-PREACH- | Myre yon ye ee ine the chureh Jose theft status as farm! property and become | Bas been 80 a8 to induce large elds vo | Deputy Antoine, the tearing up of the smperial | ovv\lol with the gate-house when tts walle, 7 Bot reeret havin dont so | Mois Batkding and vod Tee ae: tad with iby gmoney st ate ani Tsp 4 | Mrs John Chew has tssuod cards for Tuesday | ove thelr status as farm property and Become & in the stakeraces, Workinen are busy mak- | flag by Alsatian recruits, and the imprisonment of | qassary ning waseontinued. “1 he woual ie OMAS DOWLING Greta Paar, | TF Pecatitiou and care, andare as completely fro | BY the pastor, Tare. J.C, Joxes. Sunday school 9:36 | afternoons in April. rapid. Individuals and syndicates purchase out. | 126 Tepairs at the track and putting the butldings | French sympathizers have caused a strong feeling. | 01 Mune excavated at the close of the month was ANSON 8 TAYLON, VicePruients | tua burelarproofas the igen of man ‘cu, make Pitan Uns every Thursday evening at 7-4. | Mrs, Hearst will give ateaon Tuesday after- | iping ands and convert thei into ots, ‘The tact ditntion aad tha de ae shaving the very best |7me Paris correspondent of the Standard tcle- | 42,265 feet, and the Jengtd yet Lo be excavated is 1 St Tw = = S| a *_ | noon. that they doso is an infallible evidence of the . fect, EDWARDS WESCOTT, Urvastnn Bre rire qoutemmlatine gitaine A DAUR | Band Varvina aver non Souosr Her Sew. | MPS Fatrehild, Mra, Endicott, and Mrs. Whitney | Cl" prosperity. TO say ‘nothing of the rights | Cewsful meeting. _ Scabters taere @ tit Bismarck: having made sure | 9, > Gn Une oemieen Genel == ancurincrs amp porpens— oes | mal to. ranches. Being thoroughis excited wine | the Pastor, Baptism st nicht. Ghildren's B. ‘The Poor-Wharton wedding will take place at | vestment to contribute all thatis possibie to the | sratters Involved in the Question Be- | tention 1s drawn to this condition of affairs oy Ue | trustee of the Reform School of the District of Co Satin cues in teapectiully cled te the ROTAL | the most improved machinery. aud. parapherhalia Tay yice at pm. conducted by Pastor Hrz Sweat. | Ascension church on Thursday. development, of such property, for when it 1s ferred to Di * fact that the Devonport dock-yard authorities | jumbia, vice H. A. Willard, resigned. Ho¥ aie FC rag Sen Rey Simple, | facilities for handling large aud heavy Jobs of masonry | Youns people's meeting, Tuesday, 7:45 p.1 ‘The ladies of the National Homeopathic Hos- | Platted into lots the taxation increases from 1to the District’s Attorney. have received orders that three of the six fastest ——_os——— Gurbie ahd crs Duplex Grate: dev sup | FP Sec An the country, ing | Pon Phe service Thursday, 7:45 p. m, Seats tree. vanes 1 percent, and much of it that has been added Sats And most powerful torpedo cruisers bullding tor | Prrsowat—Gen, KUle Spear, ex-Commissioner sonata Taino tocall your attention to my Jobbing | You tre invited. 1t_ | pital will givea luncheon on Wednesday at Robert | 142eation’ in the last ew. years has Inckeeed | ‘The question referred to the attorney for the : a : 7 pose Dejerint the nicks vchie Urateieeh ye FURGH—TR—THe | Stevens, on Massachusetts avenue. froin an astessajent by the acre to an assessment | District by the District Commissioners as stated in | We, SoNerHMENL are to be got ready fOr Sea WN | of parents, and Mr. Stilson Hutchins were among caret hens An te last tro years hag Justiged ine in Keepin cen aby ZOpHatesto the Laster feather eeatay | pane Ladies’ Historical Society will meet at the | of 13¢ per cent on its appraised value. So that as | Ta Sram, whether assessments made for special | their machinery. Ivis ircely stated in Devonport | the Passengers who sailed from New York for Bu- ished, (ee ER at @0 a. nL Easter lesson aad aiareaepy | HOUSE of Mrs, Horatio King, on next Friday, at 12 | @ pare business investment it ts good policy to | smprovements on Property, shall bear interest from | that this order has been given in consequence of | Tope to-day.—M. K. Moorhead of Pittsburg, Wa. ap6-7t" Sea by reducing It oe the smallest job me, fc F of Norristown, Par Holy | O'clock, Mrs. William Springer presiding. IMPROVE THE STREETS the date of assessment or from the date of the ac- | ie unsatisfactory and uncertain aspect vl ioreigu | H. Keyes of Boston and H. 8. Hart of New Haven, >A —FOR THE BETTER | done by me at the lowest possible expense, aud all such Mrs. Senator Hearst 1s at home to callers on | adjacent to thts continual addition of suburban affairs. Conn., are at the Ebbitt.——al ‘he recent acs tual issue of the lien certificates, 1s one attracting SSE aE Tivals at the Hygeta Hotel, vid ut Comfort, Somers and all others who may dnd it to thelr avant: | charge forectimates’ Onicrs Uy taal ore the ity te | Fe SO EAGe phos Property. Any man Or set of men in the posses- | considerable attention. The assessments madeby MR. BLAINE QUITE ILL. iron Washington af Gen. H. Storey and 1. Br See toeaamine’ny well selected stock of Lumber I | subetbe around Washingiou wii be yrotapiy atiesdod | BS the choi, Mrs. Einfly Thornton Charles has returned from | sion of practical business sense. would make the Ferguson afd wife,—Ex-schator Camden of Wesk Siboutee the purchase of the property at the o the Board of Public Works contained so many New York. “Mrs, Charles was the guest of Sorosis | outiay {or streets to reap the pecuniary reward Hins Been Confined to the Howse | Yi'itia, kobt. Dunlap and Jaa Bellin of New Cnty ie bie he bt bee Paha pre go> REV. DE Jor AN WIL | ahe, Uy request, read wo other fosme ee eee that would follow. But, in addition to. the ine ea Sueet Sab Waeaine beeliteamsa oma ‘All This Week. Ter Wen wesaener noe oon are Wl have completed on or about April Ist : ricklayer and Contractor, ch in the Metropohtan - Churel psd ed me crease in the assessed valuation of the property, special Globe-Demo- Meat r er sheds aud Ofice,and to which fucation | _s50-Gt* 1 Corcoran Batiding, | avg aad 0p. te ave my Easter Trusentete | Miss Haywood, of Raleigh, N. C.,a granddaugh. | people set Linmediutely to work to improve cess | Fevise” them. Pending this revision the | St. Louis, April 9.—a tothe lanes. Jas. A. Mahoney, who Ras been WOOD LUMBER | 24: 3 ster Sunday school anulversar: i Indian Territory, says: | With Lotta’s company this season, 1s in town. Villita aywe y, | suburban additions, Fine residences ire erected | Commissioners stopped the issue of lien certin-| e7aé from Fort Gibson, > 8a a a on, pimmemory of the “Blessed” Been RCE EON cane spot Te (oie as He and the beauty of the city is enhanced. Business | Cates because it was then impracticable to know | “Mr. Blaine was suffering from a severe cold Sup- ge | oat A ya tech in doug, Tet since the or- | The city at 1429 § street northwest, on a visit to | men Who have acquired ample fortunes are at-| the exact amount justly le against the | aay evening last when he arrived at Gibson Sta- Pd oom: a : a cisco the Riggs —1 mi dete Churh socsie austeg | her brother, Mr. Fd. Grahuta Haywood, Jr. law | tracted here, and they make large and Uberal In- Property holders and did_ not resume thelr issue | Clon, “The Government aubulance met be parey | Sat Francis ate at tueltiegs A Puchi Fishy i (NCLPAL OFFICE AND YARD, where I will be pleased to welcome my old and new Iriends, and show them a lance spi well assorted stock of Wuite and Yellow Fine, Fluoriig, Finishing aud Woon, pris mensoril sects a Sine, BaUsre, Oot ae Sauization of son of Assistant Register Mish, has gone wo Balti> ning, 8 ol clerk of the First Controller. vestments, ail of which go to build up the prop- ‘after the revision. ‘The holders of these lien | at the station, Dut only a portion of the party ee Pressed Lassoer n Sone SS Se ee erty of Wishington, Now ft 1g the suburban | certifleates claim interest from the dave of assess: | Soyit@ps tacts OuY ont iat woreag oo | poe SS eee eS ee Se For the nists conomical management of mzerowing | (ges, THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE CITT | a=, CALVARY BAPTIST CHUROH, CORNER | On ght bydudge Arthur Macarcnen | Property that is suffering most, Its without gas, | ment while ‘the property-holders affected claim | Smbulance returned for Mr. Blaine. He was abe | RonK J. He Davidson, of Lexington Ky are ag mr and enlarsing the WHA eectae | eink: Dixectoca will be melt ot on ing. 11 ata, by the pastor. Morning sere fours! (in See A erect northwest. The | are all mud in’ wet weather and all dust e en certificates. aques-| thin, On Teaching the post, he went to the resi. vchua Welduvce of tumint form Ruowa as Inscoc's wharves laird on™” | Nasuanstomy MONDAY EVENING. Apri ith, 8° | feaia the sist lauwhawe by Prof. Clas, Me Grog je. | PaTLY ,Was seared At 7 o'clock, and leit the table | iu’ dry “weather. Now. unless this “is | Won Of much importance 10. the holders of thes | (lt, OB reach Coppinger and bas not been Out | LTE Cle Wd Ot Fagan 2 ; = CHAS. P WILLIAMS, — | 7:30 p.m. sermon by Kev. J. A’ Freidlay, of Buanio, | 8t 1:30 O'clock. The guests were Justices Miller | remedied and the linprovements keep Ror, cent, \ereenback” certificates also, as these | of the house Since. Dr. Chas P. Berne, post SUr- | 11 ‘of Liverpool, aud ‘Thos T. Gaull of St WATER ST., FOOT OF 10TH AND H 8TS.S.W, - Burma. Baptism i aiuection with evening service: | And Bradley, of the Supreme Court; Judges Wile | pace with the city development, tnt | Hen certificates and the interest thereon are geon, referred all questions to Colonel Coppinger. Louis, are at the Arubguon.—Lienry A. Page of where I intend to handle my rough lumber and heavy | = ao Gospel meeting at Kendall chapel, 7:30 p.m. Allare | 2nd Montgomery, Commissioner Webb, Enoch Tot Femarkable growth of Washingion will meet with | pledged for their redemption. If tt 1s held that in- | ‘That gentieman had little say, #8 he did mot wish | Neve York, and M. 1. Guirand of Mexica, are aS Minder. aud whers an, be found alwagea lan . eae cordially invited Tae it _|ten, Campbell Carrington, Gen. Henkle, Benj. | 4 sudden check. People are not coming here toin- | terest cannot be charged until the issue of the | io create unnecessary alarm. He said: “Mr. Blaine Sains SOURCING SE SSUMEE Oacee nar eee will be held MONDAY, April 11, 1887, at <e@—=> E ST. BAPTIST CHU 6TH | Lovejoy, Prot. Claughton, Prof. Graham Beil, and Peron soe laces of business, t have secured Yest money to be denied the conventences of water | Mens the fund for the redemption of the green- | js suffering from a Heavy cold, K Dennison. who backs will lose to the extent of” th Be poe y wv <oayee id gas, the necessity of proper sewerage and the 0 ni ¢ | mittent fever, and was quile sick, DUL to-nigl Cavonr_m Tam Ner.—Assistant ante M. Hopkins and Mra, A. 8. Monroe, of | ouier necessity of passable sureets, "This improve: | interest etween the «ate of the assesment and | DALeRL Ties te, was a A ta ef 80 I street, have issued cards for a tea on ‘Taes- | ment of Washington by the iuflux of capital wil | the dave of the issue of suid Hens, and the credit, seein Lam, theexe “The Risen | Thos Wilson. * recitations by Sunday school, singing by Sunt dsy school und choir, address by the pastor. "Lhe pas | AT tor will preach on “Life and lanmortality” at 7 cpt full attendances requested, a3 vory important ‘iness wall be considered, By order of Cn all upon pur- m the Liberal en- ly extended to sonra To-pay. _| this morning charged with assaulting Frank 2. - pa Wath adininistration of baptism, fe afternodn, from 5 to7 o'clock. stop unless the District authorities can contribute { Of the greenbacks Will be correspondingly im-| fi"*un toe wepeated that ME Blaine was | Kendrick, aineiuier of Wie “My Partuer” cheats see GAMES F- BALBOCR, Samet Coan eng See eee APTS, 1887, | a=, SPIRITUALISM SUNDAYS. Tair aD | | Mrs Martha D. Bouldin, widow of Judge Wood | uote the House conferacs tn diocussiugchisquee: | Tuete 18 another tnteresting question which 1s | GuUeSICK., The whole party expects to leave for | cal troup, on New York avenue near 12eh strvet, helt ‘amuel Cras, esq.. General Agent—Dear Sir-—1 de- = a. Answers questions 730-p ae, What | Bouldin, of the Court of Appeals ot Vinginia, 1s now | t1.-n with us, sald there was no necessity for devel- | Smtimately related to this controversy: The fund 3 for them at 6 o'clock am. ‘The sol-| defendant and Mr. Lavender for the prosecution, Main Office sud Yard, 14thand Bata now, | sie t express iuy thanks to, your Aworiation for its | Speaker, Lau. Answers questions 7:40 pau What | visiting’ her Mees Mis! wae D. Gabeneie tora | tz wits Us sald t for the redemption of these backs would be | $22 Station for them, a - Rendtek testi r promptpess in settling 3 \ild of | theinselv: follor y ect oping the suburbs; that there was ample room Apt rs tosit with Mr. Blaine last night | Mr. Kendrick testified that on the day charged ne Branch Office and Yard, 12thand Maryland ave. nw. | Prank king, died Sunday moraine’ 10ccles Maral Doorcontsfbution ” “uOwed By tests, 100. | ath street, Sriuhin the clty lunits for growth, and tbat people | 80 inJuriously affectea by a decision that the in. | ders detailed to sit up with Mr. Blaine last nishe | Air. Kendrick veel that on aveuue; ‘the fen Wharvesand Supply Yard, Water s¢.foot of 10th | havine a policy in your Compont whack wee tate aa SS Col. and Mrs. Robert I. Fleming have moved tn- | should be compelled to improve "the, unimproved | terest should be chargeable only from the date of | FePOru him quite sick but, could no Seat cans omens apuenas bam ohn tae sad Hate ne Womnowwon.D-C._mbio-tmtheow | Momlay. the 4th. “Any Association thet so promptly | BS —ewccn Baedc Gee he Gee we SEC BE | to thelr new residence, 1018 18th street, north property within the Boundary. ‘Thats a new ides, | the issue of the Uen certiicates that a deficiency eS La ee, trying to catch witness’ dog. He threw the = SPECIALIST. 298 | MUusts claime upon their merits. will bave tho cate rE 4 ; Rev. Sas. W. Chanx, | £0 = £ Fon fll seek the investment it deems best, | therel improl | ae Nay Vadtinsre Seat Roe | Srtce of the publics “Wishing your Company all wue- | SactF.gghate® Services: Pint even west. Col. and Mrs. Vedder will reside with them | for capital will seel estmen m3 Dest, REASS pases : one rend Violently towards iim, and the iron band. Strack Bae thereat thee, | witness on the leg, upsetung him, and-be fell im et. He said ue had oe ign BRT the net 4 ea April 9. there, andany authority that seeks to restrict it togiven | deficiency occur, there seems to be no other | | CHICAGO, Nv i, Wash: rT Inv ieataen Te the reception, next Tuesday | mits will only drive it away. 1 maintain that | Way to provide for the redemption of | Mr. Blaine’s sons late last hight. to the effect that D.C, Mondays, Wednes- | CS Bere and elsewhere, I remain respecttully, mi. mating, 10:30; secoud celebrat at | the ae We should encourage this subirban growth. In the | these greenbacks than by a direct appropriation | his symptoms were stl quite favorable. and hat uh wpm. 1ithst entrance | apg.c¢ ‘BING, children's services, 3:30 -p. Even’ song, 7-30 ‘une Fridays: ir : * ice linnted to Diseases > Virginia ave. sw. | childs OStnaliadion fre = so) an are: : red a pT - tit | struck bin and was not struc endeavoring r! The offeri: stall services for the Build- | evening, at the Metropolitan Club, a) al last ars the maxt e general fund of the District. It is not | neither pnuemonia nor Lyphoid fever nad devel- Bory chap viii bey we Mw es fats westue Eslamred Tossiis, Hoy teres Bre, 208 S, ©, GREEN, 423 oT ST, Nw, | ins Fund of the parch, Soci doi caras ae aluigeaicaes eee ouee cat will be yeached, and tien the hilivenp | Ukely thet the ‘Distries authorities, would, aascat Mr, Blaine has some fever, but his puysi- | 10 rescue bis doz, The defendant ahd ouher mem- Gold, Asthma, Nasal Catarrh, resulting | Boas, peP(rhansings. Having resigned my posi => UNION M ODIST EPISCOPAL | js . if rocess Will begin. ‘Then the inside property will | to this as they are merely trustees in the matter, | clan is noi alarmed. It 1s believed that Mr, 6 | Bers of che ~dug-catchers” costed Yass che mam fea suas oy, Raniing | von with Mr I. Henderson, tbe leave to call the at- | BE chasee dome HO DIST EPISC ching | SUC AS he sees fit. As out of this number sub. | Privacy "hd improve. 1p pursuing tus plan we | abd, as the greenback holders took them with fuil | Will be in Chicago some time next week. Se sg dpntleg dee ptm g Aree oy | z i : | He ctarg! gay friends aud the public generally to my | To-morrow at 11 ain. and 7:40 p.tn. by the pastors, | Scribers must provide for their own families, com. ea ae ae eee 2 Drain Cats Pan UP | eeowieeee koe eau or tas eerie tee ee fine the iron band tr ce — } eee Wx for toe next | Hvis ty and Coun stock of apriug wipes tn | Hovis Nytgce- Penk, eves Sehoal dt Va. and | paratively ew very genrally cubseribed, 36 that | ¥B® District revenues, oe eer ae ete eo ne | MORE OF THE KISSANE ROMANCE. | dog, the witnesses suid Mr. Kendrick Tan the dog SSS Nast ng nest | WEL Es, “petite, ach of GemeK, sites 19 | 2 pan: Young People's iueeungat G:45 pam Gon | kel reese invitations. ee fore has boon der te aad He ¥ A444 Tre erat ce NT ran nae 5 wim Moldings i Gut and’ Hard Woods, | Seergtlog meeting, Monday evening: Prayer sud praise | the attendance will be apt tO tax the capacity of INCREASE OF TAXATION. iplor er she Fr earvurandiet fall weight ja14tam rom ete, ser r adge ‘suid ‘that the dog-cavchers : . grounds for ‘action against tne’ District, Peteonine te ay event muetoall. 1 | the jarge club-house to the utmost. ‘The guests | _ “Now,” continued the Senator, “from the expe- | Srounce for action against the District The Beem Posvira—zms comutsatios. oF | selcteauent and Bove to have the Patronage of both Se EASTER SOs DAX-AYLAND METHOD- | will citer, by tne 27mm, street, door, and will | rience Ihave had with this subjegt, I maintain | g looked for, therefore, by the parties interested >» Calsaya, Wild ary and Horsford’s ‘Aci — near aoe Ing seventes ex. a urch, corner 10th and e require present thet mission cards. The t We must either stop the growth of thesuburbs ith considerable interest. Depts sea mipins and ct sian Mts | Rees ea atharante mused meal | Susp ey AML MW BRED WAR. Pastor | groscngerooma wil be a the Casement eke ree | mately” oe should be caretui about catching dogs on the side ‘Walk and linposed a Be of $5. Appeal noted. ——_—_ Accused of Firing the Martha Wash- a Tine ee Will See Him Further, Sunday School, 9, Preach- ay by not providing adequately for their improve- ington. . Teun, aud asaiewuccd eeatust Malaria. Sold st Mik: | “Work yee h feaky Se anda wiil be inclosed and lighted to afford addi- a HIE EMANCIPATION CELEBRATION ; | JUDGE LAUGHLIN MAY CHALLENGE CONGRESSMAN ECENS PHARMACY, “Tals Peuaryivanacavelig | NOP PFomvtly exrcuted by competent wor! Dinan’ Buster Procraime Uy ths Sunday Bebetl “ae | WowA) TOom, and the whole house, hcluding the | HERL,OT SUDPIY funds suMiclent to, construct good | — Rong lated eed) GLOVER TO 4 DUEL. Botales oF on drought with sda water. sis JOUX SP GREEN, die Cbaes cere ecoMed. ‘The Pastor will uieet | third floor, will be thrown open. Supper will be | hence, the necessary funds must be raised, either | A Large Meeting Last Night—Comamie. | the effort to identity W.K. Rogers, now a Representative Joha M. Glover and Judge Henry Rae PEL own | aes 425 0th st nw. | the Classes during the week. TO | Fhe or cere prea Gremortte reer by the Jssung of bonds or by increasing the rate | tee Appointed to Wait om the Presi. | zen of Sonoma, California, een armel tay | D- Laughlin, one of Use most prominent attorneys Re 2 £ RS. WESTMINSTER PRESBYTERIAN | 1! ergo pariors. “Dns coe cof arrange- | of taxation. ‘The policy of issuing bonds does not with others, is charged with having burned * itral in a we toner New York ave. an 10th st, ‘ Ne mixes, | Sch ee ments consists of Admiral Rodgers, Gen. Augur, dent. ton, in 182, for the in. | 1 St. Louls, were the central figures in @ exper Rew Yor See neem} E> BARE ENGRAVINGS AXD Ercurwas, | CTE, CUM tte ator of Ea Hat HE, | Cai Se Samay a art areas Ooh ANFur | moet with favor eas separa as obsectuonabis Suranos, a numberof lives beng lost, aud with a | seasation in St. Louis yesterday that threntens - pam. Sunday school, 8:50 ain: Young Peceian Fergusson, Col. SE. Blunt, Dr. M. L. Ruth, Mr. o A large meeting of the committee of arrange. | Sore? other equally MOUStrOUS Crimes, OeDS Up | gerious consequences. HR. D. Lancaster, surveyor 0 J FREDERICK EI be Ee Ht : Congress {s not likely to authorize the issuance of es er eq ; fs eee —— EPPLE & CO., fpecting 26-45 pins weekly services every anand Mecaules, Col J: S- Crosby. Mr. J-.M- | Font, 1 dont ink a measure of thar kind could | Mentsfor the emancipation celebration met at the | Whar proves tobe avery old and. PABA Sore, | of the pore, isbuing clover for $100/000 for alleged con aaa OPH PURSpUEPRIES, capone | ens ic Me Wy Heri Sn | ESI Ba rae by cara | ce merengue | eg eae eas “comes Ae | ibe, lreris atin aeptions Ye sow Lam — 5; ; Pa rERTAR eee OLE - 201 2 chair. Rev. Z “ : — 8S SHEDD © ERO. ON EXHIBITION AT CHAPMAN & CO’S, Tater, pastor, Sab att D IO eer, oeEee: | Foe and Commander Hof several, years, Such au farease would yield | made some encouraging Paacxt Wreakrrase ons Sohwab & On. ise Uruther of the wife Of ORD. | ate aay antares Gag oak Se , SS ingat lem, Young People’ eatin eee apm 6° compere about $1,254 r annum, and that amount ap- aside - isiane etre Sa a rg | SS ne ere | gy Sarre memeenes ouameee, | Beta see rome Gerais | mas Sees ounce | meat Mapas ere Soviet eee | ee Tees See ele ee » ‘G, HEATING, TIN = ly welcome. At S ve Arg] all pw nt ex} Kissane. 3 mE, 6. li OU ERRAND BOT, WAVE YO ee TRELTE STALE HOG = | porno sng named Persons have received ap- | CoA"dr tne Ave Yeara OF possDIy nice Toure | kind eves soem IM the Distot of Colaatan, aaout, | Gani any seiving wo locate Kissane “The trtal | Oaser. Glover (uiected to Laughlin’ way Job work promptly done, | Fe <> TWELET ‘OH, ESI. | pointments under civil-services rules in the Treas- nspirators Was mot at Helena, | of handling a aud Laughin resent mt be I wl ti of the alleged co iby = > _,USEFEMENTED GRAPE JUICE, FOR | a Sonstervico. pau Guattery wating 4PH,® | UY oMices Dantel Hurley, of New York, to class | tmtestored tits pretne hears of oneand eas one | Mortimore and Cept. W. H. Brown, of the W. c. | ofthe alleged, cousplraicrs wus NOL Se Aelehe: | he conduct and words of tho Goughssinan, Hot Boonen and mredicins nee EES OF | “Thoughte Incartinten, Uo NEY mee yne:LLAIM, | 1'in the ofice of the Third Auditor; Miss Mary M, | per cent. That plan would supply the money evening, (as stated by the papers, | I, was | words ensued, and bork men, epraué Lo Ukr teste : SON. st g.w.. Solo Agent forthe | Mabe mn. "saddest of Women Struck to Doom | Reagan, of Pennsylvan! ual ‘would be expended year by year. Persons arrested We Acwass Have Soue Bistict of Coltabia Mersiaed tat tao ee oe rout Angel Hage.” Geactery (Oonierincs Wonne: eae Cie Bae eae ee fees anete isexontapancs cauttne Fee ee ee eens Weenington, and the ot bevween then and prevented @ DGt. At the TS = = <TMENT OP HOME. | 2°%,,7:0 Pam. and prayer meeting every Thursday, | Ofllce of the Secon ntroller; and Patrick V. : trial was at Columbus Ohio. Our lawyers | close of the day’s session Glover e < ‘ A ; a : Controller. x i the 0 _ : TO SHOW FOR MANTEL AND SHELF oRNa- |“ 8 eo CHURCH GF THE ASCENSION COR ifenry N. Gassaway, of New York has pen pro. PE OS arp areata ta eee attempt Tee wo eel ‘1 am willing to go halt way,’ MENTS, => DEO | Sse CHURCH OF THE ASCENSION : e office of the } Unless something is done to remedy the evil thé orably acquitted. [prod i halt. » said Laugh- = Oiler 5 sachusctts avenue and 12th street, n. | Sixth AUJItOT. r sud filla of evidence against us He Was Working in | “I'll have no half-way business’ ng! WROM CELEVEATED anr rorrentes anp | Soo 102 Ome 2 Seeea Hale, Cone eee | _ The, Secretary of the Treasury has appointed W. Gonly Oue of tneve Gays: Peaple will hes cows ars, the inverest of the insurance com| ‘and after | Tin, “You are the aggressor, and must apologize sph aia iz are) Easter Festival of the Sunday School “th Sunaye | Garrett, of Indiana, to be special agent at the | Duy splendid sites outalde ene city and onset oie he nad begun the prosecution he tried fully. . Span aacen RES anc ao Bit | School will beled by the Church Choir, under the dt | Seal Islinds, gant and costly residences, to drive through the ve hard to convict us. I simply regarded himasa| “I'll see yon further,” said ¢ 5 “sna HAYWARD & HUTCHINSON, ss MEETING . OF THE | Fectouct Mr. E. 8. Holmes, accompanied by. the Or— —+e+—_____ inud to and from the city. ‘Mind you, I don’t ad- r. C. Cox and Edward Matthew Lawson. ‘After the trial—about a -year, I ea. jd Turtuer,” sald Laughlin, Ns ckbollers of the Inland "and, Seaboard | €e.and Comet Noservice at tinh Tew-luldcraare | Saloons Must He Clowed om Sunday. | vocate the pian maivions f osly suggest teas following committes has been appointed to | think it was. ho was indicted for perjury, and | bear from ime.” is mos, S28 Sh seek) Su arden ilo held ate, ational | © eck servion” pete fet" | "WO vous casts, mv Te, rouice gouer—owe “a | one wad to provide money for the neoessaty strest pO a ay Laughlin who in known to be a ‘man of merve aud etropolitan Bank on inesday, Ap! a NEW JERUSALEM (SWEDENBOI Robt. | him ‘1850, after had been married to an expert wit pistol, Will compel Giover Roll open from 1210.3 9 Mop u rT, Ac ‘Teuple, North Capit between Band Gay, | Mrs, Kilzabeth Saunders, who lives at 1905 6th Soonclng: CEE scccon. | 30 3.1L. J. Ww. Bey, MS. | plover eto reo sears. ‘That svavement about ier | makes full \pology OF mect lulin in Mortal combat, Pa S ALFRED WOOD, see's and Treas Seas On Se Pree ye ats tree. Sunday school | street northwest, appeared before the Police Court | piish a great deat mors in the way Of che advenes: | Laws, W. Hi. Bi 'W. H. Jackson, and W. Calvin down on the Hio Grande and ‘a pistol ————_ ee 434 Tra Sz. je NOTCE-ON aus AVERE apace opr | Damn Tce em Be. ED. co any end charged Henman Daiker, cus quod | PESO Rte te inn | een ae ‘Will call om the President (ctmminey yea and compelling him to marry RNS ARS = feces tegraet trska ees nee | BC-ae PRE, RPDOE, ESTER, SviCE | Keeper, te corner of ih And 8 sree a ee ee ect etn paper chars, | Neca Pe and Be ak ay coca ware med | TION TO ENLINE THR OnADO DOTLTENCE aad neguce ut hotele ad rengences throueh to | SE wit be neld onertowst tea. ait vee | violating the Sunday law. ‘The detendact wos Congress the chief mardha\in thechat: techies of4IVisionS | eee een a ee Tone, arm Cum: (Our Line of Spring Overcoatsis very piece. Baxrwaxe delivered to all partaf the ity at the | Sfoithe,Churen, of the Hallowed Name, Columbia | represented by Mr. Oscar Nauck, and was prose. ee ae renee, and staff officers stated that everything ‘Deen’ dead fourteen or fifteen years, | burg, April 8, says: The Labor Legislative Convem- Prince Albert Frock Beene ee See | eee eee eee ee 1t*_| cuted by Mr. Padgett. Mra Saunders testinea | 87° Not organized todo anything for the District. | $0 Sua omcers present, stated that ever Sha fired were ia ‘six or seven Years, and | tion has suddenly assumed an unexpected impori- large: also our Prince cl ee ee =>, ST. PAUL'S ENGLISH LUTHERAN : ‘band ~ political : + —— HOMEGPATHIO EZ that on the Sunday charged her husband took an | They are got up only to quarrel with somebody. | “*tne chier marshal has ted. the foilo had quite a circle juaintances here, who | ance trom a ‘point of view. Mr. Powdertys Coat and Vest. Should you need any- Boe viii Giak odd The HOMEREATHIC = Se eee CammeMOn aimee | empty glass from the sideboard and went across | Not long ago the chairman of one of these com. | staif offleers: RT. ‘Chas, “King, i. ¢ | know’ that ‘she. was not the woman to walk tne ercharaiaen yeutathey thes Gm Sater im, past nd confirmation has. ee i. Bee aad em Ste 7 Pim Special atten: | ‘To-morrow (Sunday), at 11 am.; Sunday school Eas: | the street to the defendant's house. He entered | mittees deciared that he was opposed to the Com- aa Henry Saunders, J. P. ig me Moor in a rage, as Burton sone, ‘and in- 1s as much a Workingman as the miner 1s followed thing im our line, will be pleased to on paid to diseases of women and mai tur Anniversary at, 7:00 pin with interesting exer- | there and returned home with whisky in the glass. | missioners; that they were nolresidents, and did 4 D- B. 8. Myers, Samuel Denison. Wm. | timidate a stranger with flashing eyes by saying | 46 04m wingman ye caowinantovetan Bohrer in Hittag rar ae dee | fried Dap alte prtianee | ied Cou tht gf i pk Bat | mi fepeent ae pole, He, aula hb com-| Beh Daa Farha eee Copa | aug te = coat eonns Crom Wins | WOK gv eparne at fos ease! ots at DFINE, $0 88 e them | gert 0 ; go in Dai ifttee would ignore the Commissioners and go 2 ” Kanignis of Labor. Mr. Powderly and te knot 4 Drokeu in for warm weather Your order now | Jus-breaking Concert on. Easter Monday evening at | with an empty pias and oome our Wee in 8, Flint, Jno. ‘Johnson, Rev. N. Dillard, eg the of this old sore,” con- — with FT, HALL. S08 Fst sw. mbl0" | 730 c'doek: A’kind invitation to al. it | Te W. a. Graliin testifed to the suino. state ot | iect,t® Congress for what it wante. That is not | & ine g ss eaeyonh Bolland. tinued Mr. Chapin. We were all of we hotorabiy | tet who surround cao te popuuation ts GEORGE SPRANSY. ==> ,J. MORAN, 2126 PA, AVE, HAS RE- —. ALL SOULS (UNITARIAN) CHURCH, pee said he saw Saunders drink the whisky. sosord with Sceumieaonern vs true t the iat acquitted of ee ae Soe tas well as the poueaoel, : in Bose ied Gharevan Tin Rovting w $4 Tequere Feast and Le. Bo Nev, uae M | Mr. Hichard A. Saunders, the husband, was called, | ter tay not-aiware te sige: They, ho Ocube, ‘The Maryland Conference. lived in Cincinnati 8 years afr the trial and was | 8 very smportant as wel ‘ett ONE PRICE CLOTHIER, ‘Piktea each sheet siainped with mune: Call | 7:50 p25. Sunday school, 9:40 sm Preackise' te: | Sudhe sald: “tis is a very peculiar caue.” Jane ‘mistakes, Dut they are the constituted at” | Tm WmET OOMPERENCE TO Bx HELD Ix saxmunun—| a respected ctisen, Here are my chilarca, grown, this morning, bul be Ear he ert ‘behind cot sevesTa sTuNET 8 Sehesio eancs BSS | ES hv NAO, | ey nla A m0 | gy aca ca MN a na conm | See osc ce ti ae a | arpa esc enn as door below the cor. of Est.) mn26- an Same ments.” here are always divided into tac~ 4 \wentlon, ‘the vast ‘inter. ee CRANE, PARRIS & CO, BANKERS 1644 and Anes vrovded yonspprecasaeeete, sernejwitness admitted that he went, in the do- tions aud quarreling with each othee about public Ua Gate aie eee: a og Fag ests ot our Sune and plage elt to Support any Borer stica thbtie House) ofler or sein eee 22012 truth, orchestral music, ands hearty welcome: | fender ne Dae Cenied: Sha aa were fand pubiic improvements. If they go la Delt, | ee ne ernes to take Up tke story of burton | Just measure in thelr &o. Yer Cent, Investment Bonds and. Guarantedg | forme prompily at 11 aan.and7:30 p.m, to be com- earehing $0 Stak He also that he | on in this way, after awhile the District will be. | whl conference in the Broadway church, Sirs. ‘and ‘At over the | _ This is the comment that one of the gure ene de eee eee ‘Trust | fortably seat it oor ae we ‘him and brought ‘home | come the ay oe eer nonr, ana nobody will | more. Letters were read trom Rev. R. W. Berry- sj coeada $eage toons tat Seomapenen tae eMiiooce of he Kuignte ot Laber mate XO ‘Bank of New PB. A. Tru Te inte iiaenuge mentee ae wir omen aot Can, | CoUBEET. sudge SC ot ea we mocan thas every” Seewe Has ‘ees the Farmers’ Loam and Trust Go.” mh3b-tha EE Say school ae he chusas aT think this mean ought ye prosecuted for Hon ee ‘tdnue their pr Gelations” Tho tokmer was Were Elssass was, since f lett ‘Clneinnan) in | Of farmers oF; ‘ ‘of the ee E F. BROO! and mission st 9 a.n.; 11 a.m., Easter sermon by the | _ “1 man it to be ‘referred. ‘committee 4 club ought to an SS aston, Hav. M. FB. tier: Baster anthems by. the | Perjury,” sald Mr. Padgett, ‘Te police nave begun an active campaign | Superesnusted claims "The ‘report of no com, | 1858" Amasa Chapin is sixty-six yearsold. | CIMDOUEN" ROS tne most DUSLAP's NEW YORK STYLE IN SPRING HATS. GAS FIXTURES, sa. bythe paatiec OES pin. pouie people's preee sect: | veab auth fits 8 Very Broper case to be investiga. | against of the ovis | mitice ee cey CW aan | CHARGES OF FRAUD IN MICHIGAN, | SOs Ot Cena! ector nas gous bone end No Charge for Hanging. 3 -- erg The scknowledged introducer of Head Gear in ‘were into the itinerancy, Frank 8. We are deliberating Without Ube presence of Amti-Prehibition Said to Have America, None genuine unless bearing their trade Lowest Rates. Gain, Alonto Green, Aloysius, Green and ‘the statesmen. : 531 15th st., Corcoran Building. ‘to the board of ministerial Been Colonized by the Hundred. a ‘aneone, = dno: W. Coms0x. Jno, W- EB, Vanayxo to the itnerancy. Charles H. Day | MinwacKEE, April ®—A special from Marquetit, | _Semater Aldrich Net Saying = Word, ‘WILLETT iJ = weir A See ee. for ordination. #. Z, Benson, Emer, Sumpeon, 1. | aich., says: ‘Thereis great excitement all over | From the New York to-day. Sole Agents for this city, consom &MACARTNEY, Out and Jooden were passed co the second | the Northern Michigan Peninsula over alleged | senator Aldrich, of island, wasin the city ap 905 Penn's avenue Fankers and Dealers in Government Bonds, G- Ohum, H. 1, Eiderdice, C. B. . | Syaets in ve recent clection which placeste Gout tong en gt stony ee, ares etter = Ht mas ReEPER EES, esa, Collections, sod yeore cl tothe third years came Jeae ood euthorties are reper to have sought legal pag og eieehs ngegion wh vag wre 4 Mus M. J. Hest 2 the Eachauges of New York balacsiphie Beswoe eatin Ae ye Ag dred were impteod ‘inobain 1 vote sgaioat them only canght a ot to acquaint her Patrons that sheis now prepared nore sold. Cowan in the class, whe The frauds are UotBoe Sif emormuent of excluniveatyles it Beth and si Leet Ratiroed-Gan insurance and Tele ‘have occurred in Gogebtc County. aie ‘Coupe to be driven to the Peamayi NNGLISH AND FREXCH ROUND BATS AND | ei eects sell Ftéphone Stock boushtand sold. 6u7 fT raroe cut Gown tae, vos Danquet of the Union Veteran Asso. aiid HARD WOOD, MANTELS, — ~~ 1,900. ‘is. thrown. ‘was held in ‘iat ‘els, ‘erates, open Boor ¥, noany 20 ‘we From the leading London and Paris Fouses, 3 S sels parlor, op ~ ‘out—and there is no ‘contest—the Among the invited guests was iarione™ Eibze | Oncor Oibet uw. M: ROCHE fee Sate ‘cartied the amendment, Special attention given to Mourning