Evening Star Newspaper, February 23, 1889, Page 1

THE EVENING STAR Telegrams to The Star. WILL THE “TIMES” WITHDRAW? PUBLISHED DAILY, Except AT THE STAR BUILDINGS, Northwest Correr Penusylvonia Ave. and 11th St, by The Evening Star Newspaper Company, '. That's the Question in London To-day. he —— Siar. 12,058 PIGOTT’S SHAMEFUL ADMISSIONS. Concedes that the ““Times’”” Case is Utterly Wrecked. Everybody WASHINGTON, D C., SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 23, 1889. TWO CENTS. os of general conversation to-day. ‘The first is, SPECIAL NOTICES 5. ___ SPECIAL NOTICES. ey sana Washington News and Gossip. AT THE CAPITOL TO-DAY. sora h ered Sood aon one | ae WASH —-.5 re oT. LURES PROTESTANT ag PAL Index to Advertisements, ing the letters?” If he does not he will end eh hie SALUT DAY EVE BING, & 3 mel), Reotor Divine sepvice Ti se id 7:30 p.m. — bis days as a convict in prison. The Daily oreloe! ke arrange: oral tote brother, Alfred }dius. “J ‘Y will presch hoth taornine aud ste of hci: | Fo 23 ALLEGED ELECTION OUTRAGES. | chronic, & unionist organ, is sur- x es pe ae a THY NEW JERUSALEM (SWEDENBORG- = oe home ELD: — "]prised that Pigott was not arrested Ke G. PESSAGNO & SONS rc Ci XT WEDNESDAY} retin) soclet will bold its services. to-mer- ree speak in —_ hall, 1. Page 7 after yesterday's eed The Teie- NIGHT by Choral Society and Soloists. It row at Metzerott hath G10) Hens 3 tw Bunday | ave bet jstond ad n-w., Sunday afternoon, 24th, — 7 7 gre work — at aLat 9:3 mi 0 Hev.. ay | at 3 o'cloc tal blunders on ~Pares 8 ae graph says: “Pigott ly, irrevocably Will open their store, 808 Uth st. << tba | | Reba ie Chetstian duality mnreseated ty ie 6 ty the Cried word, rare 3| Mr, Hoar’s Resolution in the Senate sukipel:- Weltiheg Se oath ante cam on: to aliow mem! — — —— op he = Pare ‘ eewennes Howes tie Seon aid oheee | SA comer saga Lea eS uh Rich ont Ooh ew Cap ae any is Kim in open const yostresy, to te enous ‘bri n nd 1 0 | Z eh, ans sts., Rev. 101 > ITEMS. im in open court yesterday, to unbcon- : Kk. Delegations will go by tout, if river ia open, | 11am, Vefvors, % i Bande L. tor.—Services’ to-morro sh.” 2 CITY ITEMS.... Paige 12 Pe 7 "~ 1P Na French ew Peslien General Produce Otherwise by cars at 7 o'clock. “All nfged tan. Bresehing ‘tounorsbw morning tad moniec ee | Beate school prayer: 30, reeuiar sesiort COUNTRY REAL race 3|4 WASTED HOUR IN THE HOUSE.| ccicd disgust of all who heard his extraordi- —_— St z MONAHAN, the pastor, Rev. Rush R. Shippen. At the morning | the pastor on. “Dividia Garments: pr Page 5 nary confession. His evidence has been fai nd Ss = ne Ba Tee OC OF hi, service the annual collection will be taken up for the | @ union love-feast will be tela aud all Rican tse ‘Pare @ re y deycres meme _— i ES yeneft of the American Unitarian Aneociation. Oe mlially invited to attend; 6:30 p. mn. young people's ple's; Ps °. blown to the four winds heaven. ayee =) CHLMCH OF THE COV Bar gut omy vote Alea under mee | Then the Deficiency Bill is Taken Up. remes ie genase not apar at Sw bru P 3 op : “ Nnionists, Pigott's blackmailing of Forster, ine we ‘h The mo . | See weet erg = TS Sa “oH iron mu ofthe anon tee ae service, to which a’ cordial vices 11 aan. and 72330 p me “orale sermon | Page 2 atl iy irritating. Whether or not he confesses, an ~4 Roa a ‘Dr ie place of sone in bi itr ” Leet a in ici | PY The Senate. nobody attempts to deny that , Bartle re or eveniti 0 ” i ” j Pose “ ‘ ity post-otties. CORLISS puOgRE: anervice conducted by the pastor, b y mtereupticone goo a hureda: Page 3| Among the petitions and memorials pre- | rue AUTHENTICITY OF THE LETTERS tspIsPROVED, EN £23 Fo 503 2 gH ST. JRHOK ‘st Choral LE g Youn People’s meeting at 6:45. evening; wu ject, Page 2 | sented and referred was one by telegraph from | and much commiseration is felt for the ex- pecpiae ie jeiphis aust and understauds . a ROP BAPTIST, CORO, SD SF Page 3| the fourth encampment of the G. A. I, De- | perts who are pledged to the other view, ‘The = canes Hart seat et aaa i Op | 2S~ Kranich & Rach Uprigh if isto work. ‘Bitjeet eet a as y . the bev. WoT Ey Pare partment of Texas, assembled at Fort Worth. | Times will insist upon calling them as Cixsitaet , potter Gesinen to chute pinces soe mentite cash at Go, WILD € Bit, a he Christian Commission, | wi ei) pete ied Tage 2|saking that at leat one-half ‘of Oklahoma be | proof of ity own boda des. It is — ob Under civil service. Address |< < s : et % ntaresting exeris by Page 2 | reserved for entry and settlement by old sol-| universally believe hat i is were yor i % 2-3t* IN DANCT eC se dev, (4 D 4 a 2 . vate case " venet cots. Bt Clond building, ey aS ik-< LAST QUARTER IN DANCING FOR ie ‘oltoction all nd, eddreat bythe Hie den Drater, Bi a Page 3 | diers of the Union, without their being sub- | Private case the attorney-general would now WN RVICE EXAMINATION QUESTIONS | ifthe latest dances thoroughly taught by my original = 7 Ta PARAG at® Page 8 throw up his briefs of the case, The costs of ph a gy ME gs method. >, REV. W. E, PARSON Wit, PREACH AT g | Sect to the existing homestead laws requiring | toy eee 0 ae a The s LYN .. Ivy Institut . a the Church of the Ieelormaion, Pa. ave. and a) Page entry and cultivation. 700 as minimum. {5-1m* Southwest cor Bier Rae 2. Class days for chi} 2. “beginners” Tuesday, and zd si s.¢., Capitol Hill, 11am. and 7-30 pin. Seata ‘chusetts ave., bot Page 9 mere examination of Houston and Pigott bas — Friday. Advanced, Wednesday and Saturday, 3:30 free, acid te emeral one Ae invited. Stuisy School, Rev. C. Herbert Richard Page 12 ALLEGED ELECTION OUTRAGES. thus cost already double the original price of 5:30 pan, ay aris ss in. Sa Tae BA | Suntitiention by the Great : Page 3{ Mr. Hoar moved to proceed to the considera-{ the letters, The Parnellite side is anxious the S| cseratte_ ety. Wetnaty, Pety, sd Ste STREET FRUSBY 7 HAN | to Paradise. 5 ng Pedple’s Meeting. Page 5 | tion of his resolution as to alleged election | case should continue, except that the funds y evenings, Sto 10 p.m, ae ofa pin as sd wilt brench Pandey me 30 Sunday ethool Seuea tree wad publie = Prue 9 | outrages, may foil. Thirty-seven thousand pounds have German each Friday aud Saturday evening. Frociany 1889,at 11 o'clock and 7:30 pra, ath ‘Page 5 3 _ | been collected. and twice that amount is ten wecine’G. taieeinoee school ai 9:30 a.m. Allare invited. jeatef RSE METHODIST FREESE “Page 3 gigaem one was — to, yeas, 26; nays, | wanted. ‘Lhe witnesses for the defense include es WESTERN PRESB TERL CSTR 3 bab ¥ 4 Page 12 | 22 (a party vote); and the resolution was taken | liberal ministers, all the leadin patriots of OM Fa £22-3¢ 920 M st. a Fi dhister Mord ar ten a ire rie errs pe sy ot We Paar ea aes up. It reads: sae and the whole irish hierarchy, (OLD STAND ig THEO: PLA mane Bincertna Spiral Gite 0 dunsiiand souference, w N STEAMERS Page mongst those tarred by Pigott's brush is Mr. Second Hana Clothing. cai 0 THE ALDERNEY parry prayT 1x | 8 f¢borims with Young f tg “The People, We | poTOMAC RIVER BOATS BEET PB prec bghem 2 cae py Poor gece gad | anc nag eng hn mgd eonge od Scud at respectable prices: crcallstolab st ‘this city has this day been sold and trans- | “the Yout ““Birangers alt __it"_ | PIANOS AND ORGANS. Page 8 | eee ae py meer mage Popeye pond aedonaee ty-eight is alleged a ferred to the Kingsle “ ae ‘Creamery. Co., aud will Lin ways welcome. A PERSONAL “Page 2 = be A ery? ege — —_ a of rv ioe wetieg me to Pag oe eight is —_— conde compan} - : _YERMONT AVE, CHRISTIN On “eshoernacey the will of the people e election of mem- SETedleged payable up to this date will be received ehh ti Dato Gc ISTIAN OHURCH. tor. seommunion and : emer at ee PRINTERS. mang bers of the Fifty-first Congress, and ascertain- | © THE GOVERNMENT'S UNENVIABLE PosrTioy, in Urausferriixg this plant would atate for the in- = cer, ts: nce Bote ety, y aldreseed by Seator Sousety at 9:30 SD Rev Bk sch, Page 11 | ing the result thereof. Or in the election of] Tbe tory members in the lobby are eagerly formation of the public that ‘the fucllities of the | Five, rf acaes and others. Sunday | wlio coupy the pulpit. vor-niee 10 | Members of state legislatures who have elected, | gisoussing the Parnell to-day. An influ Ringsie; Bageey. Bros / repcnnee a4 om ‘mgt ee ents = ieoaae Meet 6:30 p.m. at tree: | ine. Fiursday ovening’at } 230. on invited. 1t* Page 1 | oF are to elect, Senators of the United States ‘ad a = one ay. a Dowr Waste A Goon wake te detivers of dadey’ products to the unui | StTatlcera Welcome, ‘See bis RYLAND METHODIST EPISCOPAL | sPECIALTILS.. Pare @|Who may ‘claim seats during — said ape rersihaagotcgg ae anes. a aan simply perfect, and the patronage, so liber: — METROPOLITAN a E CHURG Church, corner 10th and D Ch THE INAUGURATION. ‘Page 2| Congress, and ascertaining the result} to extricate the government from all com- Homgd upon mé io the past T respectiully selict ‘tor 4 5 Freschitg to-morrow at Awin. pastor. Preaching at 1 peat 2 | thereof in the choice of electors of President | Plicity with the Times. This is impossible, aaah watee B. by the ee Sse oH. ti eae att 2:30 gma Be & Rha le nye WANTED die ange 3 | ond Vico Present of the United States in 1888, | Owing tothe double position of the attorney- a = i 6 sree, Rett fy | deaver, 6:45 yer meeting ‘Thu saeuets VEG ae e | cull Gechathas tha-ouente thane, ban bes general. Influential unionists before the trial = Conference Homaay on nosis 6 as ey | Adjourned arte Ty Conlerence Fe WANTED (Lots), Tage & | vented by vitionas intiaaddatiec, teibory, od | tried to tadiaos hem to return the bricks, & : ta ie” | dior WANTED (Srrvazi0%s) Tio fhrrwegehs Baier ck a ae | wos. See pores Ean eee tae NOW 19 YOUR TIME TO BUY AN OVEL- WASHINGTON, D. C.. Feb. 21, 1889. = PRIA? oe tband Sota the ee WANTED [ame ae sana Also, Se tedreg:: tages seam tricably committed to the Tin It is probe- ‘Hlevihe chased. fom Mtr, Prank, Waed she | Poth Coby Seenaaa years WINTEE RESORTS 5.0 Pago 11 | election in anystates bave been so framed or | blé that there maybe an outburst of popular COaT OR SUIT AT Alderney Dairy and all properties connected therewith | 12. Sanday school.” 11 = WOOD AND COAL Page 8 | administered as to accomplish or mit the | indignation against the government which may {except real entate), we this day aestune control and | whto erael.™ “7:30, wu eeebiisise the light ott ie — Peeecwerat defeat of the will of the people nach steotions, | ume a cntennegée, become responsible’ for an titles in- | WO ae Also to inquire into facts of the recent curred, whether receivable or payable, from apd in- South. th and .K Goysunsent Receipts To-pay,—Internal rev- n 2 7 69.00, pA yr Pastors, Gut Sam oem sag, bastor. Preaching at 12" mv éub~ | enue, $700,473.99; customs, €947, 107.65. Se te ee eee ee ee 0 cries, located ee 17th day of April, 1588, at which there was islature which has since elected | Gladstone in Fine Form—The Country Afternoon service at ‘specially helpful fou “The Open | Dook Betore the Southern ¥ pane 4:30 regularly us Unsurpassed facilities for Savolying the best dairy } t Church,” and at 1. Products and onr atu and ‘desire will be fo give 3 bet- fegundge school workers au Bible studenta, Every- | gindsy'school, wo 50 ! Panpoxep by THE Parsipent—The President vo Ng agate a aneay Looedl g ot St 6:45 pro. Preaching at Mission, Blukebal, ~ | has granted a pardon in the case of Geo. All- ‘tates Senators, And said committe Believed to Be with Him. ame wan vow san ween Tames them, As soon az practicable necessary changes Wi SE (AT CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH TO- | bet, 2 and sta, swat 7:90 pam. ‘Tbs Pas miocertas) vee thern district of | ‘all also inquire whether there were, in cou- | Special Cable Dispatch to Tue Evesiwo Stan. De mide inthe Tine of furuixhin, wid enianging the | HSE. MOuKOW AFLERNGON at ud Bess disity invited, it" | bright, convicted in the — ern ct of | nection with the aforesaid election, illegalities, Loxpox, Feb, 23.—Salisbury declines to ime very system, and we request Yo tronag' ting of Loyal Legion and Ban oe wie of violations of the internal revenue | frands, false d fi se ret * of Hope of W. speak id i by t METROPOLITAN PRESBYTERIAN — ee See ee een oe Lin- - B . a ev John Che: pastor 1 orrow ‘ . esees the fe22-6t KINGSLEY BROS.’ CREAMERY CO. THEREB Woo, mee es chien Dep't. Mit | a Li ean and 7:30 yoann te ties ae Bm | abgpretgna ie to show that there existed on the of the sonerag: p 3 | This ection was taken upon the recommenda- | various state election officers a deliverate plan | the ‘floodgates of corrupt strife, ending in a —" i 'S CHRISTIAN ASSOCIA- a, bern! ineeing of “Sheldoa duckson, D-D of tion of the judge who sentenced the convict, in | to apparently carry said election without regard | schism like that of the ray eee sag ~ fo. Maas meeting Cry Seaahe 7, panday, jitka, Alaska. view of the punishment he has already suffered | to the votes actully cast, and to choose a gov- The Parnell court i ts interest from iar. i ject: “Pilate’s Question.” | @e-—e—» CALVARY BAPTIST CHURCH, GGaNE | and'in consiteration of the further fect, that ernor and other state officers anda state legis-| tient ‘Tho opemne nee aren 4 ot by ofchestra. “Free seats and a wel- Siirsnd Hate awe hee. - Seanited At Greene, | another party indicted and convicted of the} lature by such illegal. false, and fraudulent | iment. © opening was the dullest and at 3 pan, it | Risding and Prima a same offense has already been pardoned, means, and, if so, whether said legislature | Most lifeless ever remembered. Mr. Gladstone the pastor 11 .| Was actually and duly elected by the | alone seemed to be young and fresh. His wife oe ‘To-nis's Bonn Oxwsninas aggregated O98-| oa. ot ladda” ar wes ie fash] cage thet tashoulth oteie mene prayer sneetiiy 800, a8 follows: Registered 4's, $500 at 1293, | substantially the creation solely of the return-| ‘The ministers Ont an CHAVEL ‘cor. $300 at 12937. Registered $15,000 at | ing and canvassing officers, and whether said | ture for the nay; i to ir ee tet cordial ane 10934, $250,000 at 10934, and $32,000 at 1093¢. | state of Louisiana has arepublican form of | quoting last year’s ministerial declarations gerntclvem hdr gee an E re z government, including a legislature entitled to } against the present system, Hi) ea Gh te Mtisnbort | THE Secretary or Srare has issued an an- | choose United States Senators, and to provide | It may be taken as ubsolutely certain that if bs See, Hurst, at 11 ain, | MOuRcemeut of the death of Dr. Francis Whar- |} methods for ti intment of electors for | there was a general election now the liberals 30 pu. Onerings | ton, in which he pays a tribute to his abilities | President and Vice-President of the United | would win by a large majority. and public service. States. RM OF ESHER & |, TAYLOR, ractors, dime busines: have this day “or sp: < 38D; SELLING aT $2.90, $3.60, and $5. EV- s ERY PAIR WELL MADE AND PERFECT ie business will be continued by the undersigned, we > amt me all indebteduess and wal faliecs alt ac FITTING. SHORTER HOURS SECOND PUBLIC Sn Clerks" Aswambly, to be néld WO4 — ave..on MONDA February tSo'clock pan. Subject for dise ‘ussiOl tional §W. reid, and others. are proposing a lage expendi- N. Dingiey, president; Frederic D. Gladstone will oppose this, we |. Hon. PoWer, secretar; shment of an S-hour Ni Be nights ihe nog: Gad Fellow ustrer va club in eb: | A. Kalstrom tn chars harg ISEMAN BBO’ .B. Russell in D.C, Phiey™ asove’ chareh, Dr. ‘Yenleytow? fe ‘4 shan & Baldwin hes th alconsent. Mr, § ys ail debts ct the bine? cnn, The San Francisco Walking Matéh. day been an collects EIS TRS evening at 7 DANIEL <> GRAND Ti EE OF | (open to ally Tupaday haan iY BALDWIS, i Minerva Daxora Inpraxs Not oN THE VERGE oF AN Sax Francisco, Fe! ay 30 a. tall services in thas Shared Mr. Harris gave notice that he would move KNEE Washington, D. C., Feb. 18 1889. ud’ Pa, 8 e ae ‘ morning the score of " bay EXESING, at 7: Bim ol. Carter, Jas, Lee, GENTRAL UNION tex sory OvrpaxaK.—A telegram has been received at | to amend the resolution by striking out the | ing a yor ook ge iu tbe walks e clil ciate hic Sees ~" “perpleel eapeedalina gta ageeaes ray a yl services datly 1m. aud? 30 p.an, | the War department from Brig.-Gen. Thos. H. | words referring to the election of members of | Cartwright, Zr, Howartly ian Pat Guerrero, MANUFACTURING CLOTHIERS AND TAILORS. | Penna ave. n.w., and have engaged the services of Mr. | g--——— MRS, J. McKENDREE REILEY WILL. Funes Shana a tae bot Ruger, commanding the department of Dakota, | the state legislature of Louisiana. 119; Campana. 114; Vint, 115; Davis, 110; Wat- ae ldwin, my foriner partner. @~ conduct ‘the LADIES’ CONSECRATION days, 6 9. i. Hope and Help roots, Eritasa sa0-p, | denying the truth of the reports sent out by | “"yyr" Gorman moved that the resolution, | 80u, 112; Taylor, §5. Bt me eee aE AING eA) smn Wednesiey next, ne 278 | ma so at the Branches, Tents and Cottace inectings. the Associated Press that the Indians were on | swhich ig pure!y political in its nature, and > T h ol ‘st8. n. ‘or time place see bulicti 5S dees at ; ” Velsh ¥ son, will coutinue the | All cordially iuvited, At" | Gospel Hall ‘Tent all the week,” ‘The druutard the | "2 Verge of an outbreak. cannot accomplish any good,” be postponed ma ee gp og Wages. Paerate ponerse otic ohh Is fn: 0G | gs CHORAL, BCIET. EHERURATS A | fale the cranial She utip weinvited wicome | “Nirsrany Capers Avvoatenb Robert Pull a ape red ape eggs er Pi peer Ney wg follgey line p me | tiated, 20-Um | TORSDAY. 4:13 peu ree MONDAY, & pines | jess, the trieudless, tho sofrowing ahd. the oppresyed | man Johnston, Asheville, N. C.; Louis Herman | Yiled. be would follow it with one to procee are urged to Coie and accept Jesus as their friend. * to the consideration of the bill to provide for | an advance in their wages, It is believed that x 3 SONS OF JONADAB. THE PUBLIC es Bash, Chicago, and Geo. MeDonald. Thomville, | the rinting of government securities in the | the demand will be refused and thats strike Suors Axp Surerns ~~ “WILSON WHISKY.” : meeting has been postponed until further aera CHURCH STH | Ohio (alternate), have been appointed cadets highest am} of a The motion was rejected | will follow. FOR EVERYBODY AND EVERY OCCASION. PRODUCT OF THE WILSON DISTILLERY,’ SGVUNAGTIC EXHIBITION BEN lita tect ga ie Bee even OE es en (face as Ss Ee In Memory of Prince Rudolph. FOR WALKING, FULL DRESS AND DANCING. sears 5p Young Mens’ Christian Association Athietic | 4:30 sclocd, oe school, 8 p.m, Giher days: Paxsonix. Gea Daniel Butterfield and wife | 4B. DANIEL SAYS STATES RIGHTS ELECTED BEX-} Feb, 23.—E; Fi — HIGHSPIRE, DAUPHIN CO., PA. Chub, at the Gynsnastunas and 94, m and as 1y., except Sainte’ days. Wedue a Wm. C. Heath of New York, W. P d JAMIN HARRISON PRESIDENT. iE . mperor Francis Joseph EVENING SLIPPERS and TIES, in Black, White and * 7 4400 New York ave, n.w. Gye and Fridays, 7:00 p.m. Al 5._N. Willison of Maryland and Beal, Gatlong {| Mr. Daniel addressed the Senate in oppori- | Mil! in a few days issue a proclamation grant- Telacsishastel Whisky, most carefully sud slowiy | 340 NOP" iia bm, aes PRESBYTERIA rs J. N. Willison of Maryland and Ben T, Cable of ging . 12 opposi- | ing general amnesty asa memorial tribute to Popular Colors. yeasted, mashed, férmented, and distilled from the in- | —2**_ cs noms £0 os red eee = Rock Island, Ills., are at Wormley's.—T. B. = to the ae radars by adand Crown Prince Rudolph, i © valuable health-giving Chalybeate waters and chofce <a> A . £ the rattor, Bev. izes every Daath ae Blanderman of Boston, Geo. E. Ak t state rights had elec! njamin Harri- ‘MEICS SILE-TOP PATENT LEATHER CONGRESS | Tail grain Bye, peculiar to the renowned mountain | ij Seah ee ie ae ju sua 730 mtr chest Weicame Philadelphia, Viscount! ee oe son President of the United States, and had re. | A Saloon Keeper Mortally Wounded. GAITERS. districts of Pennsylvania and Maryland, and ripened | their inierést on MONDAY EVE. 30, at G, A. it_ | Walter S. Carty of New York and Rey. George ed thi blican to r, whik Jensey Crty, N. J., Feb. 23.—John megs in bested warehouses, sea-voyaged and aged in the ng, 1414 Pennsylvania ave. - “ . called the republican part power, eal. 4 \ Honda PUMBS, OXFORDS, and LACE BALS. s W'S CHURCH, GEORGETO P. Mains of Brooklyn, are at Weleker’s.—— majority of 94,601 voters had cast their suffr: ‘eeper of a saloon on Henderson street, this warm salt air of Bermuds, The oxides of iron and g=> THERE WILL BE A MEI oF THE Pe vices, to-luorrow (aUDday)? 6.00 ao, | Hon, J.D. Caw of California, Hon. H “6°* | morning attempted to eject Thomas Murray, CHILDREN’S SHOES a Specialty. their homologous salts found in the waters from which Citizens’ Protective Asocuation of South = me J a in favor of Grover i nging—ae * when Murray seizeda knife and drove the abdomen, inflicting a 1) pl, evening prayer and serteon: sons of Virginia, and John Kh. Gamble, A.C. | Here a side remark of Mr. Hoar’s we Matilled render this Whisky invaluable | Wesuiuwton att. Dominic's Hall’ cor, Oth and : aches aa cd coe eee Seats at afternoon service all free. Ushers will a “F, Surgreen, aud ‘A. J. Edgerton | xfr. Daniel's attention, and he inquired what | Liade into Lenahan this Ds ” and unequaled asa tonic and rejuvenator to those in | “*% fit/,t MONDAY, February 23 at 8 o'clock pm. ‘The Largest and Best Selected Stock of everything Members is requested, 1 wound, in our line, at correct prices. : inte ck tee Son SHE strangers at morping prayer. it_ | of ota, are at the Ebbitt.—— | the remark was, mortal —— M. J. COLBERT, Secretary ns bie E.E. Fannan of Warsaw, N. Y., Albert Com-| “Mr. Hoar—owe an apology to the Senator unitate ons ek Oi DALTON & STRICKLAXD, See certificate of Prof. Tonry, of the Baltimore Med- | = NONDAGA TRIBE. NO. 10,1. 0. R. Mi stock of Brooklyn, Newton Whitehead and A. | from Virginia, which I will now make, I made arrante Sor Sves a ner. » ical College: seis thar2d uundal Yall on THURS! dermon, wen | P, Dennis of New York, J. Douglas of Scotland, | a remark to oue of the Senators near me in | THEY HAVE BEEN INDICTED FOR GRAXD LARCENE, “IT 18 PURE, FREE FROM FUSEL OIL, AND CAN | }74¥) Sark SOR nite maially ae Evening prayer, with lecture, Friday, 7:30 ute | L. M. ace and Peter Graffin of Boston, and | rather too loud a tone. What I said was that| New Yorx, Feb, 23.—Inspecter ~_~ this a oe THEREFORE BE SAFELY RECOMMENDED FOR | viva, “tet “vibes andthe public are cordially in- a ee orci | Tad Bpnlding of Poughkeepsie, N. ¥ are at that was the very fact which we desired to | morning received w warrant, by Re- etieie ~ 7 ~ aoe ASSEMBLY'S PRESB! URCH ¢ Arlington.——James M. Gray, John King | have inquired into. corder Smyth, for the arrest of Henry 8. Ives — ox penororehcame ag Se Oe 0 COLeea 7 NATIONAL BAN es asso, | Suaday Seigal 8 30.8) a, oe oath, and Wm. W. Pierce of Boston are ut the St Se Mr. Dinich—The inquiry would have been | aud George H. Stayner, on an indictment for S New D be pas P. TONRY, Ph.D, Chesaiss | cglementat clone of business Fevraary 21,1888, | Nectie 0-30 m: ‘Hreacna’ bythe pastor at il | James.——Charles Dufair and Willard P. Ward | more. felicitous if it had been made before | grand larceny in the first degree found by the seep Lixess. zw Desiass. . P. TONRY, Ph. D., ash ou hand and due from banks |e. tu. aud 4 . Subjec Loans and discounts, pes Deposits, Stateme Ask your Grocer for WILSON WHISKY. ——— ‘ahd due trom banks scomuts,. THE ULMAN GOLDSBOROUGH Co., Deposi Sc oveuing the 2ist'in | of New York are at the Arno,— William C. counting the vote for Mr. Harrison. He then grand jury. The inspector detailed Detective it_| Plumb of Corry, Pa.,James M. Gray of Bos-| proceeded with his ment against the reso- | Von Gerichten toserve the warrant on the i<- CHURCH, CORNER 9TH | ton, Hanson J. Norton of Bennington. Vt.. H. | fution. As the pect ey party, he said, owed warden of Ludiow street jail as the detainer, 2 | en ee a pares K. Sevior, Dv. par | D. Warner, &. G. Nott and E. W. Nye, the bu-| a debt to state rights for tts iacommg Presi, | with instructions ‘that if the millionaire det toe (eae aot 70 er nal Ople's Meet- | BOrist, of New York, Donald MacMaster of | Gent, so the country owed 2 debt to state | fendants should be able at any time to secure Montreal, aud A. 8, Pendleton and 8. J. Mid-| rights for the domestic tranquility which | bail in the civil suitson which they are now Extra-fine Hemetitched Tray-cover, 50c. Extra-fine 54 Bureau Cover (bemstitched), @ ‘27 and 30 and 32 inch squares, at #1 afd $1.25. ‘New desigus in Hemstitched Pillow Shams, $1.25 each. ing, Gop. in. Official meeting, Monday evening, Co wecting, Thurs. aan eee es day ut “11 clack: seciution meeting, ‘Lu i erates ‘invited ws | dieton of Philadelphia are at Willard’s.— } hsiled his coming. held they are to be turned over to Inspector Silk Hemstitchéd Pillow Shams, $1.75 each. s Distillers, B. H. WARNER. President: day evenings, : a Stamped Children’s Bibs, at 10c. = A mn OS & FE BRIELON. vi jdentat — reste nee 2 Starnera of DEMOCRATIC CHARGES OF ERIBERE Ix xew york. | BSTHES CRS English Stanped Table Cover, BAT AND LiGHT COMPANY wil plese | eee New Hampshire are at the Normandie. Having alluded to the democratic charges of | Avalanches in the Bernese Oberland. {hepa een oe ee nas efor | Boe TEN PATTERNS OF GAS BRACKETS, ch = ceed aed % — —— bribery in New York during the recent clection, | Loxpox, Feb. 28.—Thae bave been heavy Damask cover (stamped), 250. rusia ¥ perat 4p. m. You pple's prayer mi t . s, : " asp “ Suue-Gnd Tear-covee, 30e. aa sea ND A ERABY SLIDES. Lagat i peoter Braver 2 ae ANYTHING TO BEAT RANDALL, _| of the purchase of voters in Indiana in “blocks | falls of snow in the Bernese Oberiand, Ava- Fringed-line Squares. 50c 72 inch Bolton Sheeting, at SOc. per yard, Ton Linen Thread in all shades. ome sligatly soiled stamped iinens at one-third the regular price. STAMPING! STAMPING! NEW DESIGNS, ‘While you wait. 8. OPPENHEIMER & BRO., Bible Keadiug for Women, by Mrs, Tuesday at: | to ull servic "and of ization of aliens in West | lanches have destroyed many houses and caused Sta age ych Py ag ae pelaremiet dow a number of deaths at Obcrmatt and Solotham. THE DIVIDED HOUSE DEMOCEATS—COXFLICTING | paralysis of business would have followed had | »,Pizrssuna. Feb, 22.—-A collision occurred om CLAIMS OF THE MILLS AND RANDALL FACTIONS— | not state rights exercised their conservative . 4 “ tion railroad yesterday afternoon in which THE FIGHT LIKELY To RE KEPT UP Uxri. tae | end healing sway. Gen. Harrison's title of | somes De Beck and J. A. Crawiord were sari FOURTH or MARCH. ee x ously injured, The men were standing on the delivered to him,wes uot given to him by a na- | Ounly Rutred. The me er oe te The first hour of the session in the House | #0u. or by.» majority of its people, but by | tonned to permit passengers to get off when athe MOST IMPROVED GAS-HEATING STOVES. ND NDERS, ordes GAS LUGS, ANDIKONS President fe vem, WEDDING PRESENTS, m., Strangers are lee 54 A Truce in the House Contest While the Deficiency Bill is Up. SMITH, Secretary Pro Tew 531 15th st. 7:80 2.1, Holy C rs <a> PARNELL fe ms SE FUND —ALL PROM- | #~ contributions to this fund ut the Har- | Peetu: Tis Theater, wogetuer with uew subscriptions wilt te | mon, 10%. Mie Feceived at the Star oflieg aud ackuowledged. hy ‘order | service and seFmwon: | of conmuittee. PATHICK WAKD, President T. M, | With seruion. All seats L. telY-Ling | RerVices MENT WINES. os ©O) will be hi MARCH 11-1880. Polls open ft nafet books closed March 1; open “Mare 1 112-cotmrarl 1 GEO, _ ee =< THE AN L stockholders of the NORTHERN 4 MARKET COMPAS pany wall be held at the oftice of tf enaiete exclusively in bottles bearing the 4. “Miho Are the ¢ 4 : : — : cigu states, which bad commissioned hit @1-203m 514 9th st. nw. Government Protection Label on the neck. bode on Moraine A the Come | this morning was wasted in filibustering. Then ts theit chief magistrate, a a another car crashed | ne i De ck was in- anes — Peo a ne All are the deficiency appropristion bill was taken up. | State rights. he said, had held the ladder for eo. bad both legs edicizial purpo commend : - % "ENT DIVIDER ° This and the Indian bill have yet to be passed | Benjamin Harrison to ascend the Presidential EES =» 48 PER CENT DIVIDEND Prominent Physic See “ Destaes New Yous Hars. See at gure caleaee oes Dra rane ct | by the House, and it ie desirable to dispose of | chat: nad given Senators their prerogatives, | Sentences in the Criminal Court. isch aves apse ama py THR Sole Agents of the fainous Royal Hungarian Govern: Oa th ae em Ayes scar Ts, = ae tus | Slough of Derpond and over the Hull’ of Disi- | © oa “ P cI iands resolu’ le ie ways an pans the - . WILLETT & RUOFFS, ANACOSTIA BUILDING ASSOCIATION ment Wine Cellars of Budapest (Hungary). 19-11 | of the Presuyters of Wasblugion City, fice oy Pregl orca = means | culty, and brought it within aight of the goal To-day, Judge Montgomery, in the Criminal bs gem TATE OF THE 3 HE Free | Bartlett, chairiaan, will meet Weduentiay evening at | folks, estimating, by the vote on the | of its desires. ¥> ¥, #21-1m 905 Penn. ave._ £2. GUOUE MNOED At whe See ee enna: $e>00 ke * Entate Broker, | 7:30 to orgunize the Gurley Memorial a motion to take up the Mills reso-| THE BRIDGE WHICH CARRIED THE REPUBLICANS Gu: Tx B. IZATION IN '85, 1825 No tagcat ce Bldg! i ati ee osm lntion, reckon that they still hold at least peat eam die | two-thirds of their party with them, and hold] It wasan old axiom that the traveler must Assures the public of ite successful operations and fur- that this will justify them in resisting the dai-| praise the bridge which carried him THE CONCORD HARNESS, nishes means for a safe and good paying investment. 1 4. Pues. WHEN YOU PURCHASE GAS FIX- aa or ieee h Dan. Sunday Bencol at Associ 0" ‘eb, 2 chi ‘Rev. J. McKendree Ke} vidi ati inority it inati i ver the stream; and now that the scription tothe fourth selon stock. ‘Staces only 93 | “cree tee niet Gatene and lowest pice from | SEL chic bee 40" paus*on "ine Cire ier Foncblipans’, They tre still dotarsrtard tage | sheen righ Mellie Well cakrta8 @he vepehilesn colored bors cach having a record of two terms LUTZ & BEO, Permonth. For further information apply to H. A. MUDDI: 1 _ the change of the rules proposed by Mr. Ran- =, safely over the turbulent stream of con- previous); LINGER, President; C. F. WALSON, Treasurer: WM. abeee AM, 1908 Pat, ate dail shail not be accomplished. ‘They will fii. it was time for that to confess that y Fultz “and John Barnes, t D. CAMPBELL, H. B. FERNALD, J. W. BARTLEY, wo colored Goods guaranteed. Competition met. 17-3m, buster against the resolution, and the only way ane all it was a good bridge. That re- | boys, convicted of an asswult with intent to kill 407 Penn. ave., adjoining National Motel, JAMES L. GREEN, ¥. 8. WESCOTT, R. B. WILLETT, T wOUE COM Gok ao bar beans ef ee OUR COAL, (OOD other business can be accomplished will | publican would be an ingrate who would turn | W. H. Dockett Jani ‘22, were sentenced to Horse Blankets and Lap Robes in great variety at | 4 GEO. J. THOMAS, oF to the Secretary, a sore rages be by “laying it, aside from time to | Beck to decteay seat which at done him end | tures’ years each in the Aibaty peutientiry: A. M. GREEN, the leading 2 aa etls Duty, BROTHERS, time, The situation is most peculiar. | his party so a turn. It would be aston-| These tenethaasy ot mo the reform saminien ate | seem aarsaeen sass talactentoan ae ea ——-—__4 Either the appropriation ills or this resolu- | ishing indeed if New England Senators should | and the first named had been sentenced there a ares 0 INFORN TH0ee HAVING <@> CERTIFICATES OF OF Srotmes et tion are enough to take up the time of the ses- | unite to break it down. by this court in October, 1867, for assault with >, ttre nthe Courtned Prete | a1agty and dane, see. , Comamerciel sion, and to alternate between the two classes 3m. SOAR ASKED wm. Daxter, intent to kill, and the second in May last for a eee ey Ot and D streets Peat) f oc tion would but give the filibusters a larceny from person—snatching a t book. J. C. Horcussoy, SHANE) Poems omsetiel wine Peo ie pocenas, Sore cotati Festnowand. then and to render their task | Whether, inhis judgment, Congress had author. | '™/enY/ [inpe boven sae et ei of law business in that county,and thet all business ef YOU DE: 700 paar Py oNroRr p IN A FULL: | buday of cach mouth at'S pan, by Elder F. A. | easier, The only thing to ease the situation is | ity to make into the existence of crime | that he was fifteen ‘old, was sentenced to IMPORTER eperasted to our care will recéive prompt and careiul | Eastaha Prent eit 2 er At” | the fact that most of e work on the appropri. against elections for members of the House of | the reform school during’ his minority for ao onetim See — a aaa oe GOOD LAGER BEER RARE A eingey ison A aay virtual rere bea onion fi though as pray xpstenge aor Per} min Thomas and M. Trice. the two — % 7 RI or 4 te 1e conference, 101 i an jonroe 5 ‘MILLINERY. Sos hee est as ieee in heving your Ses invited to examine the ope Be saelyas ‘Miss der 10-cent “door calige: ne pact matt = the matter ‘wonl have to — * = ney colored boys convicted of grand larceny from than old Fou et the bevett of te sew warn Sn hou Brewery diario eens weadditions to my | S22: ae ven by the House. ‘The legislative, the NM Daniel said be &id not, doubt the | Stanley, © , were called for sentence. NOVELTIES IN NETS, LACES AND DRESS [ TONY CNG ty Shimmer pau have an Mie ee usta plant fn the last two wars, 1 can safely promise ‘tut <— “Tir MINTS MANY" 18 PASTOR ED- | diplomatic and the military my bi are ti ty ‘Congress to | Thomas, who served aterm in the Vir- Ean =o Factory on the premises, and | the igh standard wf ay Stee REE | BS i amond Hez Swens's subject Sunday might ae only ones that have gone to the President. ine fate Benet ‘the here it | Sinia , Was sentenced to three TRnNAXe. Guarantec abeclaig satinisctich boseabe Basses ee i cares alates 1 et (inceees a = ‘The rest sre in various stages of incomplete- saat ie ae oarge Years in the . Trice committed FANS. FLOWERS. walt Bottom PES WOODWARD & LOTHROP, Sige ore to, the brewery, will always be | Seats tree, Com Pac 10 36, | ness, many amendments being attached to = and. attention). that “tho | Perjury on the stand and the court directed, aa 228-1m pecan MEN—1013 F ST. N. W. Ae Meats + Propetetar some of them that there is aptto be hard | Qonstitution had been’ violated in’ rela. | Sfter passing alike sentence, that the warden — pat fighting over between the two This retain him until he could be indicted for SPRING is tion thereto. As to inquiring into the elec- EQUITABLE FIST CONGIGATIONAL ORURGH daa eens, ha tends “have perfect | #02, of oe PSdnale McDonald, « man, os ny twenty-two-year-old: BELECT STYLES it <7 ‘andGte n t= ts peso, et confidence in. bis nandling it well. ‘The | pMatives, be ‘and conditions under | convicted of the larceny of a team LOWEST PRICES. CO-OPERATIVE BUILDING ASSOCIATION, 1 » | estimate made by Mr. Ran Mypage ag which an inquiry not be improper, but ote go tyne eeprom Bee FOSTER KID GLOVES FOR STREET AND EVEX-| “EQUITABLE BUILDING.” 1003 F ST. Eucnes nares os Hae Sud wecans folk, “Ehey coutend that the vote |22,co%ld conceive of nothing more improper, | Court, but the judge referred to his former tad ING WEAR ASSETS, $971,529.64 ake Prot.‘iléchot.vor | Gn the question of ‘whether or not. the Mills | MOS Puaetioee SF Caren eupacry of the | Sivany penitentiary, "McDonald protested thea £22 907 PENNSYLVANIA AVE, | | Subseriptions for shares in the 16th issue recetved <> WEE OHH resolution shouid be was not a test fig contented lectin cases. in ‘the Mouse) | Be was so drunk that he did not know what be Gaily at the office of the Association, Equitable Build- eB eaudouce 02 ihe nuda oe ee ae eee tne Senate to undertake by ‘a| Was eh che Shap of Bs eecene, F MI been oe eA RS Cah snd 30 pan geet the repea: of the tobacco tax. This is etree erase ek of age fo Mr, ie Sct” Sonar bemeeal $1,000 advanced on each sare, hi. Prayer meeting, Phnrstay ally ‘thonght to be the cnso, though been amazed and astounded when he read Mr. | 15, 1888, when both were prisoners in the first Pamy ‘explaining the objects and advantage of LINCOLN w many more will desert Hoare’ resolution, gravely the Sen- ae one year ®EWELER, SILVE the Association are furnished upon os wae e committee isa Of course, there 1 | ate to enter intoan the election of c Office hours from Yam. to 4-30 p.m, On the first Sey Sythur W. Upshaw. of Rewvor uo question of Br. Randall's big majority in | Mesahers of the Houscot Roprecemterinen, af | _ Maria T3ter, ‘with Nannie Grabam, a> Wednesday in each month the oflice will be open from Preach at'I1'a, m.. Kev. Sterling. N- ; the only dispute is as to who has ‘more ‘or mote in conflict | Pleaded not guilty. 6 to So'clock pan. Advances will be made promptly St the “prayer next moat of the democrats with -him. It is very | *azthing fr mg eng mom rt ——_-—_ DEALER IX YINE STATIONERY. at7 o'clock, ‘Delieved that on a direct vote for | Couid have Cor re ve ig RASS otihe pargy with him. et thie tome, ' repost Cepentraget gener, sett ee) HAS JUST OPENED A LARGE AND HaXpsome | 40. JOX EDSON, Sec'y- - oat Ems as 9a toate. bee bees Se, eee mis | the eae STOCK OF ~ ~ iy continue” to maintain his position ONYX TABLES, SS Le SF leader of the party, and a4 such filibuster as « _-AP UNUSUALLY Low PRIcEs. pray adoption of Mr. ESTAMLISWED 1060, 15 FENEA. AVE Re to yeep ena an agi ole ' clergy, wl