Evening Star Newspaper, March 10, 1888, Page 5

THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON, D.C, SATURDAY, MARCH 10. 1888-DOUBLE 2d EDITION. -zesscee seem a reser —smper Wer Duo Ovr A misesablo existence when a few bottles ct Ayers Sarsaparills would certainly give the See Sacco =a Oe) ONE OB Tw strength and “nergy you need? Thoussnés sre inst. from San Francisco, has returned with her QUESTIONS BOTH OF LAW AND PACT—THR ATTHOR- taodern cvaventence: plusbing of the very vest, | Proving ite virwses dally, So may you. Moe Wieatie Sorisn ‘antp cry of Corse, Fow- ITY OF THE SCHOOL TRCSTERS—A DIFFERENCE OP Toor Swned by occupant tanid-3e" Alice Weat, of Jefferson, W. Va, writes: “I was ita kn Tian snip ci ot © rad deen ee <T—FURNISHED ROOMS, CENTRALLY all run down before I begam to take Ayer’s Sar- ° eel 3 : oor tole for Lug or abort varias. AvpLy 183 ‘saperilis, but am Dow gaining im strength every The subcommittee of the Citizens’ Representa- ‘DFIRST FLooR | “a” SALTINORE Mm. E. CONFERENCE. |‘ °{ ‘upon Sian penton Sita nook at te a to samall family for light | “Being very weakand Gespondent after « long he pending school board bill, have addressed & ‘madvance. provate Bouse: 917,08 | gaoees, I tried Ayers Sarmaperilla and twobet- | a Pram for the gappert ef Mimleters Mr, Banoroft as the latter was terminating his | Co» of employee into such buildings as | #t#er to Chairman Hemphill, of the House District x mb10- = owe ps pport — mission of seven years as the diplomatic represen- phere Seo Hall building on E street, ana | C™mmitter, as follows: Miss Blanche & Brownell, 4 Boylston Pisca sion. holding them in polluted atmosphere against Boston ‘Special Dispatch to Tux Evexrno S742. ‘every protest of the santtarian.” AYER’S SARSAPARILLA, Batrtwore, March 10.—Rev. Joseph Prance con- The report then declares the city post-office Prepared by Dr. J.C. Ayer & Co, Lowell, Mass, | @ucted the Services at the Baltimore M. : Danctot Dailding ts old, dilapidated and, in a sanitary point . . Conference this morning.e ‘Sold by all Druxyists. Price, $1; six bottles, 95. ‘George W. Stal eater WORTH $5 A BOTTLE. ~ aliings wan poses bpouresages uccessful methods of adminisiration should not. on trial, Considerable discussion arcee as to his ad- be supplanted, unless upon a clear showing of 1m seas Tos Ganen =~ saps pol okereremcnaas said a Proved methods. But the application of this sound pti mB JOHANN worr's Rev. J. H. Dashiell, of Washington, thought equim: the Combamoaars Bros Gee ba = MALT EXTRACT ‘there was no absolute pressing need for him in the ao FL Rh ee conference on account of these reasons, and that Viel Room. vory desirable location af m:derate = mh10-st* he should not be admitted. Dr. Lanaban, the presiding elder, with¢rew bis RENTON WALLACH PLACE, RE Pay ‘thd ver month for two. gs chibd en. rer Weak Children, and General Debility. (Rev. Joet Brown offered a resolution that the Address ‘rencos WALLACH PLACE, Starllice.” | WHAT FROF. COLEMAN, OF GLASGOW, SAYS OF | conference board of stewards take $2,500 from the “MARRIED COUPLE OF 1WO | IT: Suffering trom an attack of Uiness which had not pleasant frout rocw | only reduced my strength, but brought on extreme conference collection for the sustentation fund in- tee mene ee weal “<relient board at Franklin Park “Terms moderate 3h hE 3 Boor from: roam: vety a Som rmodic 1wciowst, open grate, traasc Seciock.” Neteremcom 1500 12th stu & RENT-ONE OR TWO UN Rooms. leat aud gas with use of Booms mad in B. to quiet party, oF three as Sop) i ain a declared a second dividend of 25 pet cent in favor 13th st. mw. opprsit® | exhaustion, from inability to sppropriate food, I tried stead of taking it from the preachers’ aid board, Great, which ¢ ee crediore ot the Benrwette Hattonal Bask ot Claims proved, atouMting to #82, ‘The beak ‘acquit uses ean saat iste tastelowed | _ Bishop Hurt introduced Chaplaa Mccabe, wno | eR terSel, #80, Cap Vengo, aes de Sa aaa a) ee eta eitie Sasmamitoee name a re ean ee ean) Tete see ere of Tana at oan aera bt a | aed others are worthless mutations ‘TO SUSTAIN POOR MINISTERS. ‘$15 to S20 por month, strictly im adi 2 JOR RENT 7 New York | Rev. Job A. Price, of Washington, said that the " oftce: 6 barciag sc, STUD 0d Vienne, SeTaie | committee appointed on sustentaticn and domes- ity to the Commissioner a eee Woes. ‘Ue missions, which had been required to report to- ress, daugh Prete cg ere ba drei ‘ctor “ters abot a7 L ST. &. W., ANAMAKER’S. day, was ready to report. They had given as alike, but it was, Warincres soles of ov ‘ou tant and socom, ae much time as they could to the consideration of Y a ey] Gourd” Ais aisgie chatsbers. '" mahlO-S- | 4 Book ipno better becouse you gett fora fate price, NOI 208 bed serent voen a reget. eee Prince 3 {uaid trustees shall have the powers and perioria | A Pats Prve Tans ix tax Feroms.—The State { RENT_HANDSOMELY FURNISHED PAR- | but you're likely to feel better when you know the price Da Neacer Gia Gaaeeteniied OF ae ‘not ‘the duties in relation to the care and manacemeut | Departme: issued a circular “for the bene ous: | wae fair. ro Post Of the "hools Which authorized by ~ mi society at this time, congratulated the | ing and queen of Denmark, the Altered Postal Notes. fave These “powers and “duties” were detned Scala-eseaie top teammate ome sens eae eee i conterence on the payment by the churches and | jy Lord Walisbary and other ‘persons of note. : ug! SENTENCE SURFEXDED, Dy THE CASE OF OBURGR G.| bY law to bo “ihe managcament of tue public | Titer that the King oF the —. On Docks ean good at money saedon anything. One | easier ck outst une eanentaion, fund an | Boudsota busts foes. names at exe are Tuts morning, n Been Cour, tha cana |e aenata a nee prezisans tharos | pean anu tam opin t eeaneast sear of the easiest things to save on, too, if yut only Baves | fund in the following form: “That all salaried | Princess of Wales mune ¢ tn jovial ‘on ng, care. members of the conference be asked to contribute elon G Peuuon) for the best work on the means Ct=4 George C. Dougherty, formerty a clerk in tbe Sixth | PVGIE Sorte Tie experience ts against the <qualllS ot putable water for ames cates ene QOR RENT. Li. RY one cent of salaries allowed including | TEE DI ‘TURE FROM Auditor's Office, Indicted for altering and attempt- number of trustees Quite the contrary 1s ~y Face cout, Soy coset tine, back roots: suitabls | At WANAMAKER’S more Books are sold over the | Peceivis from this” fund “and” that the | “22 DEPARTURE FROM SAN REMO, ing to utter altered postal notes, was called, and | thilact. ‘Tne small Usard of aime members Sok Er Brunel und ie ya a hd ae tah9-3t aed ben mar to Sess = ere Emperor Frederick’s Response to the J he pleaded not guilty. Mr. C, M. Smith, his coun- u SERRE And printed works will De recetved wpe Por REE EA AVE. & THIRD FEOOR ‘ equitabiy apportioned asbug the various pastoral Salutations of the People. : kg ne, Sa of three onfurnished rooms, stors-room sud back j at in consequence of supposed tech-| San Remo, March 10,— Emperor Frederick perch, water vm came: SOB G15 per month, tncincing x Bical diMcuities in the way of appropria. | entered the raliway cars without assistance, and |—which compels all Germans to serve in the : Treasury Department Changes. | as “ = to this fund a portion of the Preachers’ | then turned and assisted Empresas Victoria to | army—to those who bad emigrated to this coun- im Lhe District, and it is obvious that Ubree trus.| Christopber Edie, of New York, has received am RENT THRPE UREURNIGHED Rows aT Aid Society divided as voted by the con-| enter. ‘The municipal authorities and a number | try and might return to thelr old homes on a visit. Teparati {ees from each division can better visit and super- | absolute appointment to the $900 clam in the ae en a re ee ferences of 1886-87, instead thereof the board of | of civilians were on the platform. Large crowds | Such visitors were liabie to be enlisted in the Vise their interests than one trustee, and by teir | onice of the Life-Saving Service, after six months a ie there oF will be ect, stewards be required to appro to the sus | surrounded the station, and the emperor raised | army and thus prevented from returning to the court, asking Kreater number avold ihe favoritism suggested. | yropation, R RENT—ROOMS, FURNISHED AND UNFUR- ‘entation fund other from funds $2,500, or much as | his hat in response to their salutations when he | country of their adoption, The German People, As Chey ip Gura would Le controlled by the enuire puted: alee ease sulssbte tos oflee soome, 610 BOOK NEWS. Recessary. That to evory effective member or reached the platéorm. His hair is very little | Mr, Bancroit said, were opposed to the treaty. of promise | poard the general interesisof the system for toe} Promotions: Sterling Ruffin, of North Dationer Of the conference making application, | changed. He ‘well with the exception of his | the emperor listened to the statement of facta, sit R RENT—S2z A MOTH. SECOND FLOOR | gow little the title of s Book tells you! Even if you | whose salary asa married man is: ‘or less, ex- | com a entire District Would be conserved, whilst partic. | from Class 1 to class 2, Third Auditor's offee complexion, which ts somewhat yellow. He shook | and, becoming convinced that the treaty was Ular sections would be abie to ‘secure iairand| #aWard S May, of Michigan, from class @ to Jromy Ghree Zoomed, uafumished. southeast coruer | seq all the new Books, how many have you time toget | clusive of house rent, and as a single man $400 oF is with the German consul, the syndic of San nigat, appceres it The emperor, Mr. Bancroft equal consideration. Clase 3, office of Controlier of Currency; Frank B. Fee BOS RRS CS LS | stable ‘Jess, including board or it sequivaient, there be al- | Remo and others, As the train left the station ‘Kindly feelings toward "America, and | the Government knew novhing 4. Nor is it true that by the proposed bill “the | Patterson, of Pennsylvania, from class 1 to class 2, A ‘That is where BOOK NEWS will serve you s good | lowed 50 per cent of the difference between hiscash | the emperor was heartlly cheered. this was only one act which he had cived’as an | character of tbe young man. board crvated are to make contracts for the pur- | Office of Controller of Currency; Miss Anna M OR LARGE ROOMS, SUITABLE tga tb, s-brim with just | Tecelptsand a variable deficiency limit of $750, $800 ———__— evidence of the kindly tion and the broad | | Mr. Smith assured the court that the young man | chase of sites, the erection of buildings, and vo coo- | Whiteside, of Pennsyivania, trom $000, to class 1, for stocace oF manufacturing yurvoscs, in rar of | tar. Wosend it out once e month, e-beim with Just | Pocazos ned variable deficiengy unit of $700, $200 Chamberiam Home Again. policy Which characterized him a3 a man and as a | bad had no criminal experience heretofore. trol all expenditures wiuatsoever without reference | Becond Auditor * . dry RM SehLTs BESSON ge oc aw NSS | Fosiy or the Book world By tho beet Judgment of the | OF 2473 of 9 ngie mah sald lnnle Uo be applied 3 | spacial Cable Dispatch to TmE Evamixe Svan. Pater. soner7ury question the defendant be an) to tae Comuenonera” Allexpenditure: of muneys — —- a E ROO. cost ving, family and suc! er Ce << x, — if a are left in i rol Of Lhe Commissioners, a a l. JOR RENT LARGE HANDSOME ROOMS. UN- | best judges t tests tue uew Books, and saye why this | tions mignt ap ng. ‘proper to consider. No newis- | , LONDox, March 10.—The Umbria, with Chamber. ‘ME. BANCROFT’S MAN-OF-AFFAIRS. this shen ao tact, that tne cont barge Mery. Jotbed with Phe coer ae ae Aunited direction Lue board is simply clouns a the case and admon- ber limited direc Special vote of the conference. No par- | to Birmingham this evening, where he will have a | @ patriotic German, and he is in deep grief at the | ising the young man, said 2 quasi veto power, and in another Limi furnished, $23 Mass avé B.w.,single oren suite. | Boox suouid be read and that skipped. created appointment sail participate In this fund | !ain on board, arrived to-day. Chamberlain goes| Herman, whois Mr. Bancroft’s man-of-affatrs, 1s mae ‘With each Dumber am author portrait Se, 50c. = exeene a POSTPONED. eT RET Would suspend sen- | uon with a power of recoimlmendation, In the 7 OB RENT_UNFCENIGE! ROOMS, 1336 11TH | year, ‘Vicipant in the fund sball have a claim or any | public reception. death of the emperor. He served in the German | tence during good beuavior. master of anes and plans tor school butidings, fol. | _ 12 the Police Court this morning Michael Lobene st mw. Care pass thedoor. 0” mb8-r*_ — other beneficia! fund distributed by the conference, Rap 5 , and was in the late war with France. Afver Ria aa lowing the Boston school law, the voard ts ciotned | thal was charged, on the oath of OMcer McTag- i RENT—1108 NEW YORK AVE. N. W. ONE and that @ committee of five clerical and five lay Lost on a Life-Boat. ‘the battle of Sedan he saw the emperor, who The Philadelphia Firemen. ‘with a power of approval, The Comuissioners are | gart, with committing adultery wits Bertie Mort furnished fro. Room, th.fd Sooe: alao, small hat 40EX WANAMARER, Or Ene Cece at the oe oram, | , LoxDox, March 10.—The Buxton life-boat, while | in tront of the regiment to which he belonged. He | VETERANS OF THE OLD VOLUNTEER FIRE DEPART | If UO wise obliged fo Duy the sites oF Lo bulla Upon mer, @ sixteen-year-old girl, and the case was room, wita board price; references ex ‘shall follow the execution of the provisions of tue | attempting to rescue the crew of the British ship Proposes to wear crape on his hat for the regular MENT ON 4 VISIT TO THE CaPiTal. the plans approved; but they cannot buy oF BUlld | Sootinued until next Tuesday. Lobenthal ts @ ehaneed zt Swe | ait-om Philadelphia | report until the meeting of the next conference. | Serena, trom San Francisco for Dunkirk, Which period of mourning. ‘The Veteran Firemen’s Association of Philadel | Contrary thereto. ‘The board is also empowered to v. ines OK RENT—THIRD PLOOR, 907 PE AYE lan yy” CO SO, __| The Feport was signed by the entire committee of | stranded at Athertield, Isle of Wight, in a dense hia, which has been on a trip to Ne ‘Submit to the Commissioners detailed and specitic | Married man from Martinsburg, W. Va, and has Fenatin Jc HorcniNsos | "Paz Worst Sone Heav Cursp | te fog, capsized, and several persons were drowned. To Pay for Puotage. phia, whtcl ip to New Orleans, ar- estimates annually for Lue appropriations needed | been employed in Baer’s clothing store, at No. 31 ‘THE REPORT DISCUSSED. rived here this morning about 6 o'clock. They for the next ensui year, and vo ¢xawmioe and | M sireet, West Washington. Bertie MosUmer is a BY THE CUTICURA REMEDIES. Rev. Job A. Price moved its adoption, aud a pro-] FANANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL, | *TORSON TEE Eby TM Fat fon sunvicEs THAT | CT trom Richmond, Va, and are on thelt way Fecommend to the Cua ahers tor approval OF | young. girl. formeriy an inmate’ of the ‘Have been in the drug and medicine business 4 . B. Ri home. It was understood by the Veteran Associa- " a — ai Rome Sci bed Poeseorcy ay SToeng. | }0bged discussion followed. Rev. M. F. B. Rice New York Steck Market. The majority (six members) of the House com- 7 disapproval ail bills 001, Wh seul FOR RENT—FLATS. i RENT_WEST END PLATS, 2020 KST. -bovls, "This 14 however, purely’ advisory, and * 3 week's. lea ab = Sul others tn | Sune ted heretofore opposed cue plan, but it bad | |The followin are the grening and closing prices of | mitteo Oa the Merchant marine and fisheries have | tion of this elty that they would arrive woday | SBUWis this Is howeves, pureiy advisory, and| she “was graitod a Wwook’s leave of ~ Od peg a ey Suld watve all objectigustand VOUS TOF TL ns | Sige Ns Gorsont anal Mace aTkot ts rovorted by abectAl | pregented through Mr. Hatch, of Missouri, their | about 11 o'clock, and a meeting was held at Bt. | tha gnmusoners } Sue remained away from scuoil mure then the fereuce retired . We co ‘would watve all objections and ¥ ren : treet. ser beceareten <i ‘ remaining pota ned in the said | week ‘he returned she ed te imb10-3:* "| we have heard said im favor of the Curicuna Remz-| “Rey. J. Mckendree Kelly moved to alnend so a3 = S. Teport adversely to the bill to exempt coastwise | George’s Hall last evening to. ake arrangements | |<. The only remaling point contained in Week, aud when she returned she Was ret pres, One year ago the CuTicuza aud Soar cureds | to inciude supplies when in the Judgment of the. : 3 : Sailing vessels, when piloted by their own master | {OF Feceiving them. Mr. in . -cvong Fad ——_ the a asmer— pm | She When ys ‘Lo her sister's house and ich Mr, ister secrvtary. It Wi ton that the schools were uever in better coudi- | remaiue re until she found 4 home at te little girl in our house of the worst sore head we ever | Committee it vouid be done. : : Ucensed a a pilot, or when towed by a steain ves- | 1) inect this moruing at 10:90 ‘Jerod vo sesurt the Uon than at the present date. That is a matter of | bouse of M@ Baer, where Lobeutha: also lived, saw, and the REsoLvent and CuTiccnsarenowcuring | _ Rev. J. P. Wright said the committee had given . fr 42%) 42% | Sel in charge of a United States pilot, trom the ob- | visitors. The arrival of the visitors four hours be- | opinion, upon which citizens may honesty differ. | From Mr. Baers louse sbe went to the house af = | a young wentieman of asore leg, while the physicians | mUch time to the report, and if the gates were | Ci. « 5 a ligation to pay state pilots whose services are not | fore the time named did not, however, create any | It is not, Lowever, true tuat the general oplulon | Air. Veruilidon, an engiuect who lives at the om ~ 1321 F st aw are trying to have it amputated. It will save his leg, | Opened to supplies the pian would be so burdened : soutii'n. aN Nie ae employed, Great inconvenience. A nuinver of friends met | of the citizens is in accord with that of tue Com- | ner of 1st aud I stroets portheast. Lobeuthal, 16 of office-roous on groul Boor. For particn- | and, perhaps, his life. Too much cannot besaid in | $810 Make It inoperauve. The amendment was | Con Puli " minority (five members) of the committee | und entertained the company till 10:30 0% missioners, The number, character, and standing | 1s said, visiied Ler al Mr. \eruiiliion’s house, ‘THOS, J. FISHER & Cu.. deven el Goussund emenana, Jost and the report was adopted. cou . HW nt their Feport in favor of the bill through | when the veterans of the old District fire of the gentlemen Who have, since the Commis | Thursday nigut, about 10:30 o'clock, Loventhel, 1Su4 Fst ww. eee areata dali abel au isient de sisatala wae tusk. . v 38 | 4¥% | Mr. Dingley,of Maine. Their report says pllotage, | meat assembled at the depot. ‘The visit stoners’ unlawful order of December 30, 1885, | having Loli "othe young girl's ara : _ ” Si Sg wbbitbies Chan Wine talon ebarcee Of the. Filich Js ah mstrumientality of commerce, 18 OF | Hne-looking body of men.” Forty-one prewed tals bil upon the attention of Congress | met Gmicer Harlow on Honussivatia aren 7 fered overeight years, oe fs Constitution, properly placed tn n- | in uniform, ot sufficiently pegatives the correct ear the C: nthal stopped Lim at FOR _RENT—STORES. at dane so bad that Teould not attend tom business | 26Xt place of meeting. Rev. Mr. Todd named | »; ies a ‘rol, and tat state laws bedring on the same have | tack lute, Sea block loose statement of the Comuntssiouers asked Ube officer to direct hu to the Mount Vere tor, woaka a's Suse” Taree bores of ‘Corigena | Grace Church Of this ity. and Rev. Job A. Price | rae See Ghiruysix years ago exetapied Coustwise. steam | SawGhmod meibers, appear invite your careful consideration of our memoria! | und kecramines Loscuthal she acter Eats anes 3 ye exel . Fine! a gee igahe Secs eegycmetavoon Siac oad Ts ane | cannes ceeeanat Buaseaues hove eottely cused a6 | SEs g meckscares dally tonaice Wongh, ana | DL if 114 | De. vessels, pied oy their own, 9 eensed master o¢ Nose eartiage and tne Metropolitan band of Pia: | Hise “Gitm Cospees im Sappers of ee penal fiat be naa broagit the Sirk tow tie house oe Bs ° . ‘seco! mi: from ‘obligation st “ly ‘biulL” renls’ in Baltimore, 0 ‘Was on bis way Vion mest STORE GND GELLAR INOUTEE GF | 20% THIEL. 1875 Second ave, New York City, | Hae. J.St, Clait Neal seconded Grace, After imuch Dot "used: ‘Twentyague.. ‘states ‘nave also | “10S vasuiogton Veteran Association, in unt-| gis letter ts by_ Reginald ber funt’s in tue country. "The ‘lice tou |. +<7 genie <a — Soar, | Waugh, 61. 7 | Senbvesead rs] Sore iu exempted coastwise saliing vessels from pay-| form, met at St. 3 HoM Unis morning, Robert Heyburn, M. D., A. T. Britton, W. H. A: | where .ae Mount Vernon House was, but wou, ST BEC UE BUGIS TO oR, | eee een eee ee eeroens | “Eee conference then adjourned till Monday |S to state pilots “not used, and ‘this | 10:36 o'clock, and to the Baltimore Wormley, Chas. "E. Hovey, 7. Stobo Farrow, W.c. | not let im xo tuere, but placed. bina" amd thee gift OR BENT—2 BEAUTIFUL BOOMS FOk BUSI. | an exquisite Skin Besutiter, externally, and COTICURA | | Tos Soeterenee tock. 8 i would simply place American sailing vessels | Potomac depot where they met the visitora, Dodge, W. Scout Sith, Arch'd Greeniees, aid Geo. | under arrest and took ‘them to. the stathos ‘ness purposes or societies: cegtral location: very | KrsonvEnr, the new Blood Purifier, internally, ares sgn. 2 % 576.1 on the same basis as steam vessels. Tee report heading the line they escorted the visitors over the | White, committee. house, where they were held on suspicion. ee reee RATS, £2 eat the like im Washington. | positive cure for every form of Skin and Blood Dis- ‘says the claim that state pilots should be paid for | roulowing route: Through 6th street Se Lobenthal was subsequentiy released, as wee SS Sh A z = se ae eeding state pilots hus no foun. | vanle.svouue and thence to ine i a was held. eacTaggart, who was Tormey {OR RENT—sTO! S21 ‘ST. S a — he! noe the Avenue as leer Mc" art, we was tormer. tures snd qued will for sale; low rent Appiz ou | _ Sold everswhere. Price, Curicuss, 50c.; Soar, 25: | Delegates to the General Gonfcrence Gation in fact or reason. Whenever & service 1s | gouue aaelng. 7th street, and ‘Tur CHORAL SOCIETY CoxceRT at Albaugh’s to- age: t*_ | Bxsorvent, $1. Prepared by the Porter Davo amd connected with the Industrial Home School, Elected in Baltimore fo-day. I reqinered will always follow. ‘Those who | F and 7th streets to Virginia, avenue whe en gy ge ee Lok KENT_STORE AND DWELLING Ai 1636 | Cuxmicax Co., Boston, Mass, Send for “How to Cure ane should pay for it and not ask ‘placed. mand thence Seacitacions Grpanization, | —Tae Aument | Siguced ber. Tie. gut wes, tune makes ae Spectal Dispa 2 A : 2 pay Ey hose carriage was on the cars, and et Tune | Seduoed her. Was tacen iu charge ty consauning 1, rooms, with i ‘Skin Diseasea.” Tmaariusins Mardy Socahe ebening cardiots ot Fesisiared. | ito help. ‘The practical | pack to the depot.” The visitors had iu line a biae iDtnie country with orcucatral accoupaummens is | Oficer O'Neill, of the Humane Sudety. ‘The Gee ements. Inquire 1638 14th st._je]1-10w> SS OIE | we Gay of the Wi sae cones eps aie ik banner backed with red, ‘Thelr hose carriage, | g'very beautiful Work, aud the soloisis will give tendant denies the charge, Oe ‘OLD LET gs SHED FEED | skin preveited by Conievaa MADLCATED Boa. econ chas cpl naey re ‘ piacere rt bid. ie ae her Ae eae Soon ceneoe ee ee soverel ottractive neiabers, iho creaeste SEB] os cumpnmen-Sbe chapee fore profitable business with « ‘Sinall capital = ing, W. Va. The church was packed. The lay i, Insurance, 8 bid, founded, then steam vessels which were ‘THE VISITORS CALL ON THR PRESIDENT. National THsaTsx.—Mr. aud Mrs W. J. Flor-| Were the readings at Ube signal OMice to-day: Ta, SS eee oe D Exzornic Soar. delegates, 130 tn number, through their | syqunston, Ma : aftwenty-cwgnt sate which have | The visiting firemen called at the White House | ence, that deligutnul pa of comedians anuounce | M31; °p.m., 01; maxim, 51; mimnuun, 28 ————SSS | Deer a hay enllltane btheorn bington, 85 bd, 308 asked.” Renead, eats Gal inane tia tos tees, | ca seca aden aoc 4 extended repe: tory for their en- ogres = = . 2 secretary, Mr. C, H. Arnol Fesuit | Beak, ‘compulsoi 1ows that the pilotage | at 1 o'clock to-day brass band. ‘The : ‘Theate —An alarm FOR RENT—MISCELLANEOUS | _ TE BEST FAMILY SOAP IN THE WoRtD. | of the eiection of lay delegates td'tbe general con. myenbs and 1 jephone Co. rao bere 2 10, foundation {or | President came down to the east room and the | {t8treoming ‘will be especially welcome at ais | tuted Getic to Se ie ahaa a rare mae JOR RENT—SQUARE 23%, FORMERLY THE | !T IS STRICTLY PURE, UNIFORM IN QUALITY. | ference. It was heid in the afternoon of yesterday. Washingtor Spe claim that pllots do any service to vessels that | members were introduced to him. After the ro. | tune because of the dearth of. good conedy. which morning, tor the burning of @ sbed in rear of No, Sg eget Lorral with, dveitings sod stabbing | apy formula for which we paid 960,000 | Those elected were Samuel Tyler, of Washington, | 140,pid,, Comms atkea: ”™ | Crnarbors and are ready to help those Who denve | Cevuon the band played a number of airs on the | has characterized the bills at cue theaters of uave, | wow Sth Street, cause! by Rot ashes Being (RFOWS oo yup moetpeveinuions-- twenty years ago has never been modified or changed | D. C.; George W. Hollinger, of Wheeling, W. Va, oe their services, does not constitute a claim for ser- | PoFtco. Es Oonday and Tuceday sOur Governor will ue | in theshed. About $75 damage was dune, — mthe slightest. ‘ibis soap is identical im quauity to- | with T, R. Olden, of Baltimore, as alternate. At vice. “They simply go where their business 18 car- Guilty of Avanlt. Mg eg “Who dwelt, im the Garden of Béca, Gay with that made twenty years ago. the election of the ministerial delegates Rev. E. qnttine a Py Meech Pont Vi eat ried on—just as all other persons do. ‘WM. MYERS AND THOMAS STACK SENTENCED. 7 “The Miguty Dollar,” aud 2” Freddie—“Oh, | know, Une Adamses!"— LOST_AND FOUND. It contains nothing that can injure the finest fabric. | W. 8. Peck, of Sharp-street church, tunis city, | Ue coupons, 6s: do. ten-forties, B6—: aameaa 3 ine Fuirt.” Bareert Langer. . —_—> = | itbrightens colors and blesches whites, a a Sl Wola. SaaS ad, eTALTIMORE, Mp. March 10—Cotton easier and District Government Affairs. In the Criminal Court, to-day, the case of Wm. | SA.Uhhiny ea rea ‘The numerous e4- pe ED—AN EN ‘COCK! received roves a luii—iiddling, 10%" Flour steady an ADDITIONAL PRIVATES OF POLICE. . = — = = Suniel. brows, axa white ayers. hotbed sal: | Hashes fannele and biaukets anno other soap in | Was thus elecved. O1 the next ballot Neve J. | “wghasGue, tt, Fucus tices and ge George B. White ‘hus been appointed an addi. | onpery of Patrick Noonan, was beard Pp gy pst op ° MARRIED. . pe ek 8 Od be ed fa Cte OE Ech pig 8g tonal private of the police force tor duty in and | Mover’ a rehearing =F eahid et kote eee: Seats on Nondsy Mgnt In her ‘mew numsinn | BELL OGLE Merch ©1808, tp Baltimore, turned to 34030 st. Georgetown. mul0- aud wiiteand like new. nr yuceberg, Va., . " : Fs * | around ‘Tae Star office and J. N. Brandon and | Motion for é “ ., Rev SM. Hurtsock, GEORGE A. BELL to LAURA L OLD PUG bog; FACE VERY GRAY READ THIS, TWI oh] Benen wale eee ge O04 WB. | ae H ies . John 7. Branson additional privates. ‘The Com. | This was argued by ME. Campbell Carrington for | farce-comedy ealied “starlight.” The piece, ght | Bey POC shar esis omon: u jad almowt eiind. Disap Foiges sfrernecg | , Theme tao grant saving of tne of eben, of esap of | Tainan wore pasted to cider orders. | ‘a esky missioners have revoked the commission Of A. A. | che defendants, who claimed that the parties may | 8'shofrsiian-gut's struggle to achieve tanse cud - Sa See etary ate Return to The Portand | fuel, and of the fabric, where Dobbins’ Kiectrie Heap: ‘seasion at First citMrch, visted theo ~ a 38: : : ‘Starr, of maid tones. have assaulted the old man, but denied that they | forvune as an operatic star. It 1s said to afford mIED. = alae seen oF pineal = Se Gnd te mentors adgrenssa he conterceae mee A ina 20! Te Sp eg robbed him. Mr. Lipscomb Mise Jarbeau auiple scope fr tuese umgque gts as | (CURRY. Departed tie fy March 1888, SARAIE OST—ON THE EVENING OF MARCH i Iwin Forman, on ihe part of the conference, | Byo quiet aud vieady, Ga70. Provisions steady Comatienionens ‘asoubrette which have made her a great fa ye becca Sh gemeet each Sst ad | egyoctomaeecencaa se MY eg, PO, cae Pa ge te nl | Ate srs rai: He pce stan | fucose ce wits we encom ot | Ayton neato oa Sieihas m Sompay of gc opie witn ber to aera wil tur pas ney pape, Mar Ep ene at Plo duets re | eammnncniaes MME He extensively tmitat and | Te cal preashrs were chissae oy teenie | Baraypmey rene, Arm Salo, "Wijakpr sue. | meuce on tae country roads on Monday. amen ne Coreen sae Soutf Thowss Dba, bese Cievelaca armie | 4c sieth sick betrees’Dunberigeseue osT-ox CURSDAY_APTERN cuunterteited. ang Teend poss ee eee ee ‘Freights to Liverpool per a Ex-Gov. Alexander Shepherd called on the Com- . Srumer. street, "0 _ M Doster, THORSRAY AFTER a tne ence for deacons orders: “M. W. Clare and W. It Coty 1-16:%4d..) HOUR, missioners this morning With a party of Indianap- | feuce on the prisoners, the court referred Boe “DUSTER Be Peuepaenan’ Weds ©, 008, i hey ving, marked ( ¥. cL. a —___. alos Ue teen, Recents = fone Re? bervei Gia gentleman, and hada talk on sirest tmprove- | nis’ opinion, committed perjury, in the attractive vocal selections Which Herr Max Alvary, | 30115 W. CUsTis, DD. in the tort sieth peer of he 1 reward will Ue paid if teh Inset wooe DOBBIN Hisetie. Devs ube 3s | os coear MAILNOAD STRIK: gp Mere, meni Stack a senience of nine months in jail was im- | the German yenor, will give al cue Congregatioual | age id — — — - — ~3 — Electro- — Sag coe ay STR| E. & anneia ‘Bales—Whest, rhe tom ee PERMITS. TF. aa ar ‘Myers twelve months im} cuurch on = hm 3 the hey tue FITgesRALD, at Gantt Respite om, z S. . ‘trend, ecas ‘cheap. run —— lowing permits were issued today? T. F. Society will be beard few instru March 9, 1888, cf Consumption, (Manca Settee Doms wits ton ceathlnss ccd ahs | other ened settee steer ine ates ‘The Policy of Western Honds—The | O00 0UHN SL weckets, Sebnetder, to bulld nine brick dwellings, from | J Sat. RSE meatal Sumuen’ Thue wae have sec heaed ot | PVMGEEIED: Siesh.cat cera a arson beceet baie off npyaat yee. Meward wll be DOBBINS' ELECTRIC Brotherhood Tired of Delay. eas, weaker | 1/40 to 1750 Corcoran strech t cost of 45,00; -oncond year of Sou d retarmed to ewe aioe hb Funeral wets Satahiichmens. £ 4 = cx | $Pa take nother. Nearly every grocer from Maine to | Sr. Pavt, MINN., March 10:—The main point of 3 718, brick’ from 1711 to 1731 Corcoran street, 4 1734 Pennsylvania avenue Borthweste Lice tauwe Upou ie Neward il mtarsedicy | Mexico Reepe it in stock “IM your's haan’sit, ke wil | interest yesterday was the position taken by the onus Cash, Sits; April, 48%: May, 5; ee go ei Buoc THea: Ty TeetieeL otiock pat Friends oapentialie = tar once Age | coder trom bie penest whelessie grocer. ‘St. Pauland Duluth Railroad, President Fisher 33: 2h l 7s, Sah, to build two brick dwel GASKINS. On March 7. 1888, ELLER, Lo8tro8 2iRCH SSSMALL SILVER WatcH, | Read carefully the inside wrapper around each bar, | 8aY% that thetr road cannot refuse to handle “Q” | 7-85: eS er ae e yn Eye asuchtet of Charles and Sarphine Gaskios, Seed tour ipabogzans tpibals, “At, HB audchainaituched’ | snd be carecu: to Follow Directions on each outaide | cars and that if his engineers and firemen leave Indian Witnesses at the Capitel. de MoCullough street a erforipance. a aie etre “4 Saraed to 153 C st re, ae Kewardit [| wrapper You Cannot Afford to wait longer before | their posts he knows where he can get men to aiest AEVEin AnoeE con ioiksos Eee oe etal > nett pt SEIE ‘Trying for Yourself this old, reliable, and truly wou- | tayo their places. None ot the men have left, as = wath Daiker, Services at First Baptist Church, at OST-ON OTH INST..APRANRED INTERIOR | gerrus ‘TRE ON INDIAN TRADI ot J cleiock. | Friends and relatives are Deva: tment Enve ‘one-third tora off. with DOBBINS ELECTRIC SOAP. 47-Gm | there have been no “Q” cars to handle yet. The about a year ago ona charge kaow, will ~My ° pa Ee Northern Pacific has tacitly agreed to remain neu- Qpen on Sunday. Col. Jacksoa next week. REAMACK. .O0 March 10,2888, at enpoed on Suitable rwad urviuveg 1” | Sozopont tral, which averts the threatened strike on that tay, Oust ECARD A 1a BAMMAC Bde Selo JPOeND-ZHE UMBRELLA MR McDONALD - road. Burlington and Northern trairs have been ‘Funeral services M 0. 601 sireet norte Fi naw’ Coucert wat the tar othe. mite 4 GRATEFUL opor, Tanning as usual and freight Dusines is Deing re - ‘The Senate committee on agriculture this morn- ., omer Si Zociock rm. Kemains will be taken on Ort 2 BERARDI CEDNE-DAY SIGHT. 15 | maicative of beaith and purity.Jacomsunicated tothe | Sumed. An oficial of the Brotherhood said 1m Wisconsin and the sale oF disposition of pine | ing resumed its hearings on the bill to protect the | Purchased liquor in the defendant! “ bs To eet . Vi a yp so wlll conor ad | mouth by the aromatio “I think by Sunday night that something more | lumber on the Indtan reservations. TheChippewa | manufacture and sale of pure lard. Prof. Sharp- ‘trial the defendant came young WoL Dy Fea via to 1734 Mamacousetts eve, sozopot. decided in the situation will have transpired and | and other Indians on these reservations complain | less, of Boston, appeared, and at tho request of Pp ED we will know just what roads are going to stand ‘Mr. Wilson proceeded to compound an article out A the seventy-sixth year of ve ber son's ‘and Uhose roads that do not will have them- made'a + — ‘Which makes the teeth as white and as radiant as pol- | seives only to blame for the consequences, “We cent of stearine, 25 per cent of coiton- ‘weet, Monday, priso: north ives apd of lard, and 10 per cent si Fricods respectfully invited to attend: RoSowern’ jebed ;crcelain, apd contains po ingredient that ie BO | are tured of tims dilly-dallying, and al- 40 ‘cent he a San cece a tS aE oe cea eer roads, we bave our own interests at stake and we ‘The Lyric and Dramatic professions are lowd in their | will stand by the strikers to the end, regardless of Prases of the result. You wili see some decided change in ‘the situation before Sunday night.” OST-YESTERDAY, A SMALL SCARF PI Ane form of s pare ‘of pearls a: Bete More twas its value will be paid it ieft CENING STAR office, m S1—MARCE 7, POCKETBOOK, CONTAINING Be FSU note, Ob» SZ note, aud promissory note iio drawn vy %. P. neudder to the order ut P. N- DicCoesaey aud endorsed by Jaa, 3hul.ey; Libera! 2 woud jad tortaretersto JAR MULLUI, isu | 276m SOZODONT. THE FOLICY OF THE WESTERN ROADS. [2 EE ae cumsao, March 184 local paper nays the oSi_—A PICCOLO FLUTE, IN GOING FROM general managers jestern foads are con- oe Martine Barrac tk aud G streets s «, and eaSerers | siderably exercised over the criticism brought out: Gacrert to ay street se Suitable reward ‘will be namepeng ae R iu id af beft at No 33 4 by the policy which they have pursued in refer- continue to use Meads Corn and | chee tothe Burlington strike, aud are inclined to During the course of the experiments a question Osi A COLLIE DOG: ANSWERS TO NAME OF ‘Bunion Plsstera, now so barack RUT is Guan iat Eee rose as to whom the opponents of the were Li Nigh Ries, S14. Uber reward for returning highly prized for the prompt xelief = nog "the road I represent and’ others have Ga, Armour & Ca, Ged a fowother ta Seiltydreqratererrenere. Abe | te uta aba we hate ndopad ae te here, Ube interstate law, we wisest ™ . course, and one which the ‘outcome will justify us im taking. It was mt to avert a — strike by any and all means. No one Pases Caen Coxrooxo ” dy i rat naeense ty tha a — a Utude nas embarrassed tue Burlington in. the # which attacked section. He had ha 20 CS WILL PURCHASE a tively. dd iot in fee, 2 slightest degree, If 1. 1s Independent of the strik- intent 4.000 square fect! rom ers, a3 it asserts, any backboue the engineers may granted, ate omens 1 cory get from our policy of non-intercourse Would have =a mouon nous cous THE NERVOUS, no effect ‘tbat company. 3 San bans oe eee aoe Seng bene ie Peer coecact fe eulogy oat ber sae Van Llerest cu luvestument Appiy to fi iucifas in the dal com . going Sw uaLt, ‘THE DEBILITATED, pate situout wabending from ts present alguined | , With tals phase ot fhe question, pend 996 Faw a, . Stand. Its troubles would be. swam Ii Or at ARMSTRONG"S Cost Yar Auseosila, THE AGED, reat calamity whicn would ve sngiete. pon, tae day. TOR SALL—a VpRY DEMMABLE wUBCEBAN : Sountry. “Let me say that a ge ow PETAR 3 Frees Recesary outbutidiis inauiu-| CURES Xervous pros! Headache | Dt be declared off in a moinent, and that it would reine “sacha yest eure: oe contain _ pan Hage Ting the death knell of the Broukerhood of Locomé SECOMD VICE-PRESIDENT. py mrt A. LLOECKHEL | Neuraiwia, Nervous Weakness, Stomach and Liver | tive Engineers ‘There would We banons ba P "St Gloas bani, we i[° “vsiaws meat rate Diseases, and all affections of the Kidneys, ‘and quills for vataivinuus nea teeahgrsnakeceese: | AS A NERVE TONIC st strengthens and quiets the Secdod ratiiag £. ss 20 to SOU eenem which 1oSer st | ervey at peice, ais to. invest will do well to call on me erea wise See 500 toot rontage on the 0 AM ALTERATIVE 1 pucttes and cagistes te viet ime, uly ge Na acres near erty. price gi3 per ave bleed. For tealy money I RTE webarwaina, _tah6-tu,ths2m wee AS A LAXATIVE it acts mildly, bat surely, om the Uk SALE-SUBURE, , Bane Sherman aves exe — E 4 i i E i 5, i H i : i i i manufactures, Mr. H. O. Havemeyer, a member of ‘he board of trustees of the Sugsr Reflneriew’ Ca, Be. agO the so-called trust, was examiged Bk Petra ‘one Wait Ax Ow Suve : |! : f i : i i : H i : HY i AS A DIURETIC it requates the kidneys and cures their diseases. i t a ‘Resommended by professions! and business men, Prosi. ” Soldby dregeist, Send for clzwulans WELLS; RICHARDSON & CO., ‘Propeieto 22 . Waa avy tick, we pave | ‘When abe was’ child. che erted When ale became Misa sbe slung to When sie bad Children, bbe gave.