Evening Star Newspaper, February 15, 1890, Page 1

THE EVENING STAR CUBLISHFD DAILY, Except Sunday, AT THE STAR BUILDINGS, Worthwest Corner Penusylvonia Ave. and llth Sty by The Evening Star Newspaper Company, & H. KAUFFMANS, Pres't Rrvewrea Sram is served to xubsceit Re conztors, om th own account. at, 10 cents pee gents cack By mail prstace prepaid 0 cents & Bonth: one year, $6. six mouths, $5 (Entered at the Fost Oifice at Washington, D.C. ae gecond-claae mail matter! Tue Werxtr Stan—published om Friday—@1 ear, postage prepaid. Six months, G8 All mail subscriptions must be paid im advance; Be paper sent longer than ts paid for. of advertining made known on application inthe a4 Vor. T6—No. 15,061, WASHINGTON, D.C.. SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 15, 1890. TWO CENTS. SPECIAL NOTICES. ___ —_ SPECIAL NOTICES. Edward 8. Wescott Orrice oF vi Co., Walter BR. Wilcox, ir foans & neurauce,’ Walter Hicston. go? Bemus. ave. nw. ashington, D.C. Wasmrxoror, D.C., February 11,1890. _ order to meet the growing demands of our’ wintee and to accommodate cur humerous down- clients we have opened s Branch Office at the Southwest corner Louisiana ave. and 6th si fe 2 complete list of our ——a both sale and rent, will be kept there and one of our firm will be St this office after 12 m. each day. A competent clerk Will be constantly in charge and all enwagements, Dusiness. ke, will be promptly telephoned to main Office. The proximity of the location to the rocord ice, Post Oftico and city offices aud its accessibility = the 7th fe. ave. sud Metropolitan car lines mm t especial ag for a Seeennne Oe our own-town bi ry ren] a uaineWESCOTI WILCOX & CO. £21-tu,w&s-St 1907 Ps. ave. ahd 6th and La.ave. nw. e—" BED_SASH, GLASS AND PUTTY, S8c, Sc, | othe. Bie Sue, es They are clear of knots and ‘umber Yard corner Ist st. and 110-m,w,5.3t ‘THOMAS W. SMITH. as RCUIT, COURT FOR PRINCE Be StS Scary as a Coun OF EQUITY, WILLIAM B. JACKSOS, 11iAS E. WHITE AND BoM & BAKEiL Trasteen ve. 1.FENWICK YOUNG AND WIFE—No.1169. Ordered, this 25th day of January, 1800, that the @bove-named trustees give notice to ereditors of I. Fenwick Young to file their claims in this case with the Clerk of the Circuit Court for Prince George's County, Maryland, by advertisement in the “Evening Star,” a newspaper printed in Washington city, twice a week for three successive weeks before the Ist day of March. 1890. said claigis to be fied on or before the jonday mex! STONE, C.J. nine vote JOHN W. BELT, 5-waSwe 58c., 5¥e, im lots of 10 or mor well made. Call st Indiana ave. Clerk Ct. Ct.P.G Co., Ma. Bee-witson woisers PRODUCT OF THE WILSON DISTILLERY, HIGHSPIRE, DAUPHIN CO., PA. ‘This celebrated Whisky. mest carefully and slowly yeasted, mashed, fermented and distilled from the in- Yaluable bealth-iving Chalybeate waters and choice small «rain Rye peculiar to the renowned mountain districts of Pennsylvania and Maryland, and ripened fm heated ware houses, sea-voyaged and aged in the qrarm salt air of Bermuds. The oxides of iron and their homologous salts found in the waters from which this Whisky is distilled render this Whisky invaluable aud unequaled asa tonic and rejuveuator to those im heed of strength, vitality and vigor See certificate of Prof. Toury of the Baltimore Med- Seal College: “IT 1S PURE, FREE FROM FUSEL OIL, AND CAN THEREFORE BE SAFELY RECOMMENDED FOR EDICINAL USE. ITS HIGH COLOR 18 DUE TO Tar WON PRESENT. “WAL P. TONRY, Ph.D., Chemist” Whisky is sold by the following Cropley & Gwynn, 46 Sth st. now. man, cor Gth sud Louisiana ave, Bro, GOS Xennexivanta ave. Dw, de a Z EF ba tet a ui . B. Duley, 1760 P st. nw. Connell, cor. Ist and H sts. n.w. D. Donnelly, cor. 14th and I sts. n.w, Gouk Bros. & Co; 1UL0 Lath st ue E. Cropley, Georgetown, Aico the following Hotel tod Kestauranta: bi Sete | Xai yivania ave. Dw. Metropolitan Hotel, 613 Pennsylvania sve. nw. Geo. W. Harvey, cor. 11thand Pennsylvauiaave.2.w. ‘The Losekam. 13-3 F st. aw. BB. Get. nw. PE ode st. nw, W. Morgan, 9:53 D st. now. | FLW. Upester, 004 Penna Ivania ave, mw, € B. Osborne, cor. 7th and F sts. n.w. Dst. new. He st. and Pennsylvania sve. B.w, $15 Lath st. uw. + Eakaat sree Faber's Cafe, 4 Hoy, cor. Sth and D sts. nw. Coan 2. Scnsene or. 14th st. and Ohio sve, Meraian Club, 172 Ask for WILSON WHISKY. ‘THE ULMAN GOLDSBOROUGH Co,, Distillers, 419-e03m_ Baltimore, Md. EQUITABLE CO-OPERATIVE BUILDING ASSOCIATION. “EQUITABLE BUILDING,” 1003 F 8T. ASSETS $1,119,062.77. Office hours, from 9 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. daily. On the first Wednesday in each month the office will be ‘open from 6 to S o'clock p.m. Advances will be made Promptly at 7 o'clock. ‘Ihe 18th issue of stock is open for suuscription. Shares are £2.50 per month. 21,000 advanced on each share. Pamphlets explaining the objects and advantages of the Association are furnished upon application... THOMAS SOMERVILLE JNO.JOYEDSON.Secry. as eq = SERIAL SAVINGS AND BUILDING as- BOCIATION. (Cel}for Constitutions, Bubecribe for stock—@1 per share—between the hours of 9 am. and 4:30 p.m. daily at the officeof JNO. A. PRESCOTT, Secretary and Treasurer, 14-6m 1416 F st n.w., Kellogg Building. Asruwa Asp Carannn CURED BY THE CIGARETTES ESPIC. ion, Suffvcating, Coughs, Col Paris iim, : J. ENPIC, 20 Rue St Work Fou@ERA; SLHAU. of America, Chest, Neu- zare New ‘Sold by all Chemists n1Y-6m,1&15 FEBRUARY 14, 1890, ELPHONZO YOUNGS COMPANY Are still offering Special Attractions in the following Lines: Delicions Sugar Cured Hams—Price reduced. Florida Oranges—wholesale and retail Pure Vermont Maple Sugar and Sirup of s very u- perior quality. Pure White Clover Honey—Price low. ‘New Mess Mackerel—in 5-1b. packages, FLOUR—Several very desirable brands, and all grades, st prices in keeping with the recent drop in the market, Our “Big Bargain” brand (Patent Pro- esa) at 85.47, in barrels only, ELPHONZO YOUNGS COMPANY, me 428 Ninth “Gotpex Cire PEACHES, BIVERTON PACKED, Qily labeb, VERY LARGE AND LUSCIOUS, AT 30 CENTS A Cax. & W. BURCHELL, mo 1325 Fete Frowzza Frowsns AT AND BELOW CosT. In order to make room for cur Spring Importation of | > Flowers, we wll close our present large stock atand | Delow cost for 15 days, Garnitures made by an artist | an Mrs, M. 3. HUNT, ns 1300 F st. now, SBESTOS . 11 PAINT AXD CEMENT. A ‘Grateet and Cher- jAceau woxs, 208 10th ot ow, ae oF H.W. pres Se "John'g, Manutactart Asbestos “Ma: tevias, Fire Proof Paints, Cements, &. Hest tine of goods manufactured, 114-3 = ©. Bryan's, 14 e je R.w., 8 Feb. 15, and MONDAY, Feb 17, from 11 a.m. 0 five p. i..and sample the Celebrated French Soups made by the FRANCO-AMERICAN FOOD CO., NEW YORK, “Bich will be Served Hot to All Who Call. q=> WASHINGTON, D. ruary 13, 1890, ‘The public are hereby notified that frou this date T Will not be responsible for iy wile’s debts, Hellen C, Mitchell, and wy customers are requosted to hereatter acttlo all bills with ine personally uid under no cireui- stauces to pay any bills that are due me to my wife. Fry thes . LEWIS & CO, Atantic Bui ding notanthorized to receive or receipt for mouey due that corporatiqn ee CHARLES B BAILEY, Secretary. F => WE WISH TO CALL YOUR ATTENTION Bo oar shia NG GVERCOATS” The atples are very attractive, no are the prices. m4 GEO. SPRANSY, 434 7th t THE LAW OFFICES OF MESSRS ALBERT G. Kiddle and Henry E. Davis bave been re- moved to the Fendall Building, cor. of $3 and D ste, LW. 113-3t SPECIAL BARGAINS OFFERED IN PIANOS. 1 f-octave Rosewood Chickering, $50. 1 Z-octave Rosewood Dessun. 1 Z-octave Kosewood Groversteen and Fuller. 1 7-octave Rosewood Guild & Co., four round eor- nera, 1 octave Rosewood Steinway. Also a complete assortment of new Pianos at very rensonable prices. Old Pianos taken in exchange at full value, E. F. DROO! 115-3t 925 Pa ave. — NOTICE ISHEREBY GIVEN THAT BOOKS dtock of the ‘of subscription to the Capital Noriclk and Washinwton Steamboat Co by the General Assembly of Vindnis vP ‘31, 1890), will be opencd at the oifice of Mr. Chas. C, Ditneansun, comer of 9th and D sts, Washi: ingtou, ‘D.C. on WEDNESDAY, February 1), 1890. e following numued Commissioners ‘shall trol Peer be rm eee —. Chas. C. Dum Bon, john Callahan aud Levi Woodberry. ‘CHAS. C. DUNCANSON, JOHN CALLAHA: Chairmen, Seer _ Washington, D.C. Evornary 12, 1890. S CHINIQUY, THE EX-Put and Apostle of Temperau friend o President Linculn, w! hington to warn him acainst ecture EVERY EVENT enth Street Baptist chu: and H u.w. Silver coliection to aid the cause. 110-6t* | EXHIBITION OF THE ONE-MINUTE fee and Tea Pots all this week at 1209 F fi aie ze nhecticut ave. Coffee Pots, Coffee Mills and Urns tor sale. feat GEO. B. KENNEDY & SONS. EME COURT OF THE DIS- holding # specisl term ax pe or the District of rict of C It appeariug to the Court that the commission created by an act of Cougresy entitied "Am act 1ikitit appropriations to provide for the expenses of the wov- erimuent of the District of Columbia in the year end- | ing June 30. 1590, and for other purposes,” ap al March 2 4869, has, in conformity with ie pr Of the sa'd net, selected » tract of land 6 fe propriate fora Zovlowical Park and bas Inade and filed among the Land Records trict of Columbia a map of said Zoological qanner and forin prescribed by the said uct, and tha’ said commission has been unable to purchase certain paccels of the land so selected aud included within te of the said park Ly acroement with tue re- owners thereof at the price approved by the resident of the United States and that said comuds- sion has applied to this Court by a petition fil cuuye foran assessment of the value of th owed parcels of Jand to be made im_ acc the provisions of the said act of Congress, in which aaid petition the said parcels of land are particularly set forth and described, it is by the C upon consideration of the said petition and motion of couusel, ordered, this sixth (6th) r February, iu the year 1SU0, that notice be given to the owners and cecupants of the said parcels of iand bamed and described in the sad petition, by personal service upon said owners and occupunts of a copy of this order and by publication of said order in one or rg inthe city of Washingtou at least ach p marshal of the District of Colutubia as in oth that the said parcels of and will be apprat the direction of this court iu accordauce with suid act of Congress ou the SEV. E. DAY OF FEB- KUAHY, 1890, and that Henry A. Willard, Elias E. White aud Benjamin D. Carpenter be, and "they ure hereby appotuted, commissioners to appraise | the values of the said parcels of land, and that they shall. after notice having been given to’ the owners and oc cupants of the said parcels of land by personal eer- Vice and public notice as aforesaid proceed to uscer- tain and assess fairly, and without favor or diseriminu- tion of any Kind, ahd without setting off benetite axrinst dainages for the taking of said lands, th: value ‘of each: of the «aid parcels of land mentioned and de- scribed 1m the said petition as selected and condeumed for the suid park, abd shail make return of their ut to this Court when the saine shall hav pleted. CHARLES F. JAMS. olding the District Court of the Cuited States, : R. J. MEIGS, Clerk, TRC COY: py Be 3: MEIGS Suny Asst. Clerk. _£10,12,15-3t NOTICE TO CREDITORS. 1s THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR PRINCE GEOKGE'S UBT OF EQUITY, COUNTY, SITTING AS A COU Eg = WILLIAM 'B. JACKSON, ELIAS E. WHILE AND JOUN A BAKEK, Trustees, va, JOSEPH N. YOUNG AND WIFE—No. 1168. Ordered this 25th day of January, 1890, that the ined trustees Kive notice to the creditors of Josep N. Young to file their clainis in this case with the Clerk of the Circuit Cour. for Frince County. Maryland, by advertisement in the * tar,” a hewspaper printed in Washington city twice & week for three successive weeks before the first’ Mon- day in March, 150, said claims to be filed on or be- fore the third Monday in March next. n Test: F. STONE, C.J. ‘rue copy—Test: JOHN W. BELT, Cler {5-wkesw Ct. Ct. P.G. Co., Ma, PIF ISSUE OF 81 Bee ACSA BELLING TATION. ASSETS FEBRUARY 1, 1890, 821,905.44. LIABILITIES, lock paid in .. 16 per cent dividend dec ing Feb. 1, 1890. bilities. 20,197.03 Undivided surplus, 1,708.41 Office—Monroe st., Anacostia, D. i . a, D. “ HA. LINGER, President, “1-6 g=> CARD.-PENDING EXTENSIVE IMPROVE- mneuts Iam st a crest disadvantage in ahow- ing my stock, and will deem it a favor if intending chasecs will defer their orders until the fore part t week, wheu I shall be ready with a new spring ck aul comparatively & new aid latger store. |G. WAKEFIELD SIMPSON, Expert in Trousers, cor, 9th aud G sts. nw. mL a L. SHERWOO: Fenua a 5 DENTIST, HAS RE- moved from 1428 N. ¥. ave. n. to 1209 110-00 JHE TAKOMA PARK BULLDING ASSOCIATION, Ben). F. Leight sient |. F.Leighton, prossient. Judge Thos. J. Miller, vice president. J. Vance Lewis, secretary. Samuel Koss, treasurer. Shares $100. pss able 31 mouthly. Loans made in the District farylaud. Suares can be taken at _ time. Dues payable on or before the 10th of eacl uawnth. Call at office for prospectus and information. seat MAJ. GEORGE A. ARMES HAS ESTAB- nse tee cmice at 1408 Fat awe and is prey to xive some excellent bargains to those who Apply for real em.ate in the northwestern section of the city and also offers several elegant residences, 1Ur. or untur., in select locations um ‘city limits at extra Varvailis. fli NOTICE—I TAKE PLEASURE IN IN SPECIAL NOTICES. ___ SPECIAL NOTICES. _ ELIZABETH LLOYD, AN APPROVED Miuister of the Kelusiou's Society of Friends, will attend meeting at L411 I at, TOMORROW at 11 o'clock 8m, All are invited. x Se Til iietinn Stay S50 pe Aas mee! % 1, by Rev. J. J: Muir, pastor E street Baptist church. Young “nien ‘who ‘are. strangers cordially” invited. QoumE iuew's meeting Tuesdays pr. conducted by C.K, Huriburt, state secretary Fens) Ivania ¥.M.C.A. => UPON CANVAS—THERE WILL BE A SER- Bonen oa the propicticeneuat atone Work Redenmesto th Hebrew sud Gentile. st. nw. Spm; a invited. [It] JOHN Eri A’ Fert AT GRAND ARMY HALL, ‘opporite W ‘ceunt Oem. Lecture 11 Cw M. GLADING, Trance Speaker, and my ‘ychometric ‘ter. Jeoture. 10c. door collection, ch2,9,10,23.30.apl ee THE TEMPERANCE PEOPLE OF THE northwest section of the city are invited to & public meeting at Clabaugh's hall,1620 14th stn. on punday afternoon at 3 it RECHABITES. — TEMPERANCE MEE!’ s ing under auspices of Cauuack tent, Good ctnplars’ hall, SUNDAY AFTERNOON, 3 o'clock. .C. Lee and Dr. G. W. Kerby and ‘others wili speak. Public invited. 1t* BE AT MEETING 3 O'CLOCK TOMORROW Se inno Nut Clabsuxh hall, 1630 14th 9 ne, Under auspices Washingtou lode, Gi Templars, Addresses by Dr, C. N. Whitney and others, Renwmber meeting at ae = it will sddressed by Jus. C. Lee and Dr. MEETING AT GOOD TEMPLARS HALL ‘Tomorrow evening is under the auspices of ments Lodge. Mr, Jas, C. Lee, Dr, Kay and other wood speakers. Se PENBENS OF SOCIAL LODGE. 1819, G. U.O, of O.¥., the funeral of our late brother, iam D. Hall, will take place FEBKUAKY 6, 1590, at Asbury ME. church, All lodges of the order Tespectfully inVited to turn out with us in fuli req Members will ect in basement of church at 8:4 ‘By order of N.G, J.B. MALVIN, P.8. = THE OFFICERS AND, MEMBERS OF A. Be Mice today 20h GOR, will meet ut their hall Sunday, February 16, st 1] aim. to tuke part in the funeral ceremonies of our deceased brother, James Dorsey, All sister lodxes are fra- ternally'invited, By order, R. C. BROOKS, N.G_1t* ry an GEORGE W. rn ) =CONGO FREE STATE, AFRICA— . MB SUN Tapaicy of Alnbuitia, whiter aid Wie Shepherd, lored, of Geo} Missionaries of the Southern Presbyterian church, én route to establish a Rew mission in Africa,will be in Washington early next Week, and will addresé the public at the Central Pres byterian church, Dr. Pitzer, either Monday or ‘Tues- day evening at 7:30 o'clock. "Notice of the time will be in the Mouday papers, it es DiLTA PHL Invitations will sdon be issued for the ial Dinuor of the Alpha Delta Phi College Fra- ity. ted to wend their ‘ut arrivals KUOW => WOMAN'S HOME MinBiONAKY SOCIE Mrs. Dr. Iitist, national secretary, aud Miss jane M. Bancroft, Ph. D:,of New. York. will speak at Foundry church, 14th and G sts, n.w., Duesday Ing at I o'eloe Subjects: “Indian Missions” and “Deaconess Work.” Members aud the public cor- dially invited. it LOCAL ASSEMBLY 1748, K. OF L-RLC. ‘Carpentersand Juiners.— Mem notified that business of spectal 1p transacted at ext regular meeting, MONDAY, February 17, 1 A full attendance is respectfully requested. by of the Assembly. 11, = WANT A LOAN OF 830,000 ON FIRST: class Business Property iu Washington, “iso miuailer suis on city real estate, JOHN U, Je , Atlantic Building, a” it Meinbers can get tl from the following Win. Van Vieck, J.B. G J.6.8, Burg: Frank 1. Alte ©. Tipton, dames Feontz, Augustus K. Win, Platt, W.P. Seville, 7 Y T, G, Haviland, 1328 J4th st. nw. and 8. G. office, M.D. Peck, patent atioruey, U4 F st.n.w. ‘Thos. G. Hénsey real estate office, 1300 F st n.w. 24 Lith st, we, Joseph Bart, £233 10th at, nw. 4. Williains, G13 ¢t Piece a iM. Presiden’ JAS. A. EDGAR, Secretary. 115-6t CITIZENS MASS MEETING AT METRO- politun M.E. chureh sUESDAY EVENING the Tsth at icck 1n favor ef lexislation to ex- tablish a home and hosyital for inebriutes, Justice W. 8. Cox of the Supreme Conrt will preside and Dr. W. W, Godding, Rev. W. A. Bartlett, D.D.. District Com: uimioner JH. Dewgians, Hob. 3. ‘3. Hemphill of uth Carolina an arner, ey, Will deliver addresses, 1t aq OF FICIAL.)}—DEPARTMENT OF STATE, WASHINGTON, U.C., February 14, 1890.— information has been received at thie Department from Mr. Koland J. Hemmick. the consul of the United States at Geneva, Switzerland, of the doath, ou. the Sth of January, 1590, at Geneva, of Mrs. MARTHA MCLAIN SMITH, widow of Gen. Giles sinith of Washington, D.C. "The legal representatives of the de- ceased can obtain further information by appl; this Department. Per dispatch No. 19.” Dated Juuue ary 22, 1890. it e—>FOR SUBURBAN PROPERTY ON THE Metropolitan Branch call on LEWIS & HEA- 108, 629 F at. nw, 115-3t Ys CIAL NOTICE.-THE PUBLIC ARE >> warned acainst negotiating a note drawn by J. H, Polkinhoru in tayor of K. O. Polkinhorn (or #15, dated February 15, 1590, as the same has been lost or misiaid, it =>1N THE SUPREME COURT OF THE Dis- R= oe TRICT OF CULUMBIA, IRENE ANN ee ee ne V8. JOHN W. HANES ity. —No. 11137. George E. Hamiiton, trustee in thie above-cntitled cause, having reported’ to the court that Le hus sold the property described in the proceedinua had in said cause to Charles M. Barrick atand forthe sum of E Po upon the terms prescribed iu the decree for E tte sale, and that said Cli Barrick has duly as sed his said purchase to Jackson H. Kalston, it is, by the court, this 6th day ot Fel -D. 1800, or dered that said sale and assignment ‘be ratified and confirmed, unless cause to the contrary be shown on or before the 11th day of March, A.D, 1510. ‘A copy of this order suail be published in the Wash- ingtou jaw Keporter once a week for three successive weeks before suid lust-mentioned day and for the eae Period in the Evening Star, A.B. HAGNER, Atrue copy, Test: it J. MEIGS, Clerk. f15,22m1-3t | By CLANCY, Asst. Clerk. , WASHINGTON AND NEW ORLEANS TEL- EG APH COMPANY, ihe aunual meeting of the Stockholders of this com- any will be held in the Western Union building, Ni York, “on WEDNESDAY. the Sth day of March, 1800, at lZo'clock noou, K.-H. ROCHEST: y. New York, February 14, 1890, 12-eu,5t => DRINK PUKE WATER. We sell JEWETT FILTERS, packed with Charcoal and Sand, Porcelain Coolers, Also, GATE CITY FILTER, with Stone Disk. We can recommend both, M. W. BEVERIDGE, Importer of China, 1009 Pa. ave, 115-3 AS FIXTURES, ene BLrORE WE SHOW THE LARGEST b1UCK OF PLAIN AND MENTAL DESIGNS, CHANDELIERS, HALL LIGHTS, BRACKETA, GAS COOKING 51 0VES, Petapeyi tiers CORCORAN BUILDi'NG. _325-tu,th, 6,3 @q=>THE AMERICAN 1CE COMPANY, OFFICE—10th and F sts. n.w., Wenobseot River lee Co. aud Willis’ Ice Co.combined.) owuinw the best located harvesting piant in Maine, aud having made the additions required to meet its Tapid xrowth, will give ite patrons the same fair prices asin the past, Best «rades of COAL and WOOD for Red Wagons, E. M. WILLIS, W 5 J23-coddm | Sn palette SECURITIES. EQUTTABLE MORTGAGE CO. OF PHILADELPHIA. CAPITAL, 82,000,000, forms friends and the public that I will open MARCH 1, 1590, at my new store, 1400 14th ‘street northwest, a full line of Paints, Uni, Glass, ‘will receive my per- Artist Mat ‘where ail orders sonal and caref attebuon. GALUSHA A. RIGGLES. EDWARD CAVERLY & CO., 1424 NEW York ave. Plumbing, Heating and Ventilat- lug. Agents for the Union Stove Works’ Furnaces and Ksuges. Telephone call, 884. 5-1m JOHN B. CLARK. JOHN JOHNS, D. A. McKNIGHT. CLARK, JOHNS & MCKNIGHT, Attorneys-at-Law. 1416 F st., Washington, Practice betore Couumittecs of Cougress, the Courts abd the Executive Departments, ns q@=THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE | Stockholders of the ARLINGTON FIRE 1N- SURANCE COMPANY for the District of Columbia Sulu} eur ‘will be held at is fice of te Compas wing year Ww: of . 7505 Batave. nw, Monday, Feburary 24, 1600, Polls NET! RAWLINGS, Secretary. t] and close at 3 open at roa ‘ours Dow occupied by the Fair and ss to convert the two stores into one mam- moth establishment and to minke room for the ‘builder, we will clear our entire stock of Millinery bene LEASED THE PREMISES AD- y 5 te is Tesranreacots co Plow eos er mem com wz7tEls 814 7th st, uw, JUST THE PLACE FOR CHANDELIERS AND FIXTURES FOR GAS, C.4. MUDDIMAR, Po 1206 Feat. DE CHARLES ALLEN REMOVED Residence to 1. Gatow. £:30 to 9:0 aim. B3U to 4:50 and 6 to 7 p.m, lsu CORE, JOHNSON BROTHERS, 4 Raclusive Sales Agents, vided Profita...... $204,817.65, Renda nnd Onakrided Prost: PMOL Offers to investors its 6 per cent Guaranteed De- beuture Bonds, These Bonds area safe, reliable and convenient investment and can be purchased in amounts of 6200, $300, $500 aud 61,000, CRANE, PARRIS & CO., Bankers, Evbitt House, Agents, ‘Who will furnish all information. n23-wks3m THe WASHINGTON LOAN AND TKUST "ANY, 1,000,000. 1001 F street n. w. the Company's Building, F¥ ots. n.w. CAPITAL ont MONEY LoanEhy OR GOLLATERAL AND ON tot gly Secured Loans, ‘by the Company, i: INTEREST PAID, Call on or correspoud ith "%) ABNER, President, BROOM ES ona: uistigca bate ; sitsacterty 5e- | agate oats | TC! ay fe ‘Wednesday Bo Waantinrcon eich ral DD. *| Sen i tan! Rev. L. jood Us 800 “Abrahai oth Crafte, | < ASSEMBLY PRESBYTERIAN CHUNCH, unday School, 9:30 ‘cor. Sth and Tats. u.w. : People's meeting, 6:30 ‘Preaching vite pastor, Rew. @ tie, at il ain. gud the pastor, Rev. Geo. O. ‘in. in 'series of Bible questions. <q=> 81, JAMES CHURCH, STH STREET NEAR i —+ B uesBey JW. Clark, rectors aundaye, fins, 10:30 ‘o'clock; “holy comuvunion, 11 atn.2 ‘bool aud catec! ne, p.m. ; evensong, 7 and Pau, 7 p.m. "Holy days, idays, 7:20 p.im, Seats free. 1t wa UNION ALE, CHURCH, 20TH Si. NW. Sunday school 9:30. hing at 21 = m. aud 7:30 p.n. by the pastor, Band o1 Hope (tem: perance) iveeting at 4 p.m. Christian eudeavor,6 ening. All welcome. Bi ST. PAUL'S CHURCH, 23D ST, NEAR rm cle u.W., Rev. Altrea Harding, 1 am., Lit .m., VEU Paret, it Love feast 0 a.m.. Holy Commun y Communion and sermon. seats free. SAINT ANDREW'S P. E. CHURCH, FOUR- ‘teenth arm Corcoran sts. n.w.—Rev. Arthur Johns of Rockville, Md., will officiate at the services at am. and m., and at Saint Andrew's chapel, Duponteirele, at 3:30 p.m, on Sunday the 16th, in: stant. = an THE TABERNACLE, 0th AND BSTS. S.W., v.L. E. Pungburn, pastor.—services 11 1d 7:30 pun. Youug people's mecting at 6:30, Prayer meeting Thureday evening at 7:30. Strangers welcome, e <a FIFTH CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH, I st.n.e., Kev. B.N. Seymour, pastor.— Preaching 11 a.m., “Yiiou Shalt N 7:30 m's influence in the Work ot Kall” E STREET BAPTIST. CHURGH, BE ‘tween (th and 7th sta—The pastor, Key. J. 9. Muir, will preach Tomorrow at Li ain, and 7:30 P.m. sunday school at Y: era welcome. q-> METROPOLITAN PRESBYTERIAN Church, 4th and B sts. se. (Capitol Hill).— ‘reaching tomorrow ut 11 2. by Rev. Wilbur F. secretary Aluerican Salbuth Union, and at by the pastor, Key. John Ches D GRACE KEFORMED RC between Khode island ave, wnt ‘Thoiuas G. Apple, pastor.—Divine service Tum at }1 a.m. an p.m. Sunday school at 9:49. Free pews, Strangera welcome, 1 GRACE M. E. CHURCH, COR. 9TH AND S ‘sta.n.w..ley. A. it, Retiey, pustor. 1am, ant Young people's twilight services 6:30 pan, ma. Strangers and ll P. at. d All welcome, it METROPOLITAN M. E. CHURCH, COR. 434 and © ate-—Preachiny Tomorrow at li 230 p.m. by tif pastor, Kev. G. H.Corey, DD. ‘hool, 9:30 a.m. Youle peyple's meeting, 6:30 pan. Seriuon Ash Wednesday at 4:30 i ice Thursday, 7:30 p.m, All cordiaily invit Bre AE S001 CHURCH (UNITARIAN), corner of 14th and 1, sts. n.%.—Preachiug Tomorrow morning at 11 and’ even y Rev. Grindall Reynolds of Boston. Bible class at 9:45 a.m, Be EST BAPTIST CHURCH, 16TH AND O Streets (Scott circle), Mev. 'C. A. Stakely, Pastor. — Sunday school, at 1] a.m. and 7:30 p.m O'clock. Bexinning on am aud 7 Sabbath 0 Mee pening Pieacdinng ‘onng people's meeting uuuday eveutug Dr. stakely Mill deliver & series of discourses on the Speeches of Subject of the frst serimon: At the Apostle aul. Autioch, in Pisidia, = pastor.—Sunday school, 9: Preaching by the pastor 11 au. and tm. Baption after evenly seruon, DALL CHAPEL BRANCH, cornr aud D 8.w. heron Cutwater, pasto school, 8-45 pheschin, 1) ati, aud 7 MEMORIAL CHAPEL, corver Sth and Pa.w.— Sunday 3:30 pam. All are cordially invited tu tee services, F CHURCH OF THE COVENA) Boe Gyrorians, Connectcutave: Sand ste B.W,—Services at 1 and 7:39 pm. Prepehing by the’ pastor, dev, ‘Teuuis 8. ‘Humlin, B.D. Sutduy School at 9:30 sn, “Young poople's inveting at G50 t pan. «- GURLEY MEMORIAL PRES - Chareh, Le 7th st. n.w., Key. William tomorrow at 11 wa, wud Maller of Prin . hss at 35 (PRES- iller, pastor.—Pres Fan. by Rev. J. Sabbath scivol wud Bi . Cristian Endeavor Society at usifled by blood. Mid-week eervice 30 p.m, at 2 THE REV. EDWARD W. BLYDEN, D.D. LL.D, of West Africa, will preach att difteenth Street Presbyterian church tomorrow at 11 elements of perumuent indu- SLI ‘Sl, <q =METROPOLITAN Boe ren ee Rt S, Preaching, Ila... by the weeting fp. Preaching NEW CHURCH,—THE REV. JAMES Reed of Boston will preach at the Soci- ety’s Hull (1006 E wt.) tomorrow at 11 a.m. Sunday at 9:30. All invited. Seuts free, 1t* Ww AR 2 ace a CULE people's: 30 pm. by Bev. Mr. WAUGH M.E. CHURCH, 3D AND A STS, Se 2GF OE ee coe Kev. J. A. Price, D.D.; 3.15 p.m., Marin D. Delcho, & uative Bulgarian, will addrens the Sunday scrool iu costume Pau. Kev. Wilbur F. Crafts, subject: “Sunday rest in Wasiliugton.” ‘ we EASTEUMN PRES. CHURCH, 8TH A’ sta ne —Preachitig at 1 au, aud 7 ae by Rey. Mr. Lewis of Berzen, . 8.8. 2230; Vine! orGm at Orb Braver wosening thusakes evening at 0. aw HAMLINE M.E.CHURCH,OTH ANDP N. Rev. H. K. Naylor, D.D. Ll i prayer moe 4 ye Seats free. - ES me “ms S se OCR TH PRESBYTERIAN at. bet. G aud Ht sts, n . r. Kelly, pastor,—Sabbath school at 11:40 ant, Preaching atifim, Youny peop! meeting ut 6:50 Ros Kospel toa Begg ne bw, aie preparatory © communion, ‘I hursde; wm, Straus are cordially welcome to allservicea, PU anaers | agri per eres pu. “Who is this world’s Creator?” at 7:30 “The gifts of God free, without even repentaiice.” Goa NOKENDEEE ME. cuune ave. bet. Oth and 10th ste, n. Kev. C. Herbert Kichardson; 7:30. p. mecting in interest W-HM. >. “Adidress Bust of Cincinnati, Obi ‘ew York. Youug day'schoui 9:30 win =>FOUNDKY M. E, we RELIGIOUS LIBERTY MEETINGS, COR, ject at 3 Pete CHK Elijott, pastor, at Sunday school, "O:30" unig People, Pau, Prayer weet eaday evening. FLORENCE K. RICH, INSPIRATION AND Platfonn Test Medium of Boston, will lecture Figg teste wea. Ae Mall at 3 pan, Suiiday. th ~e@=5T. PAUL'S LUTHERAN CHURCH, COR. i ‘of 11th and Hi n.w, S Donen, penton Services Tomorrow morning and evening ut11 = 7 G Be S FEST CONGREGATIONAL CHU! corne: of 10th and G sts. n. w.—The tor, Rev. 8. M. Newiuan. D.D., will preach at 1 ai. upon “The law of wrowth’and traiuine for Christian service," and at 7:30 p.m. upon “Lhe dite ference between Joh the Bapiist ait Christ. Music y Dr. Bischotl, orgeuist. Sunday school 9:45 a. iu, Christian tndeavor meeting, O:40 btu it => MOUNT VERNON PLACE M. RCH South, corner Ow wid K aise hoe 8. W. Haddaway, pastor.—11 au, subject ¥ Supreme Evidence of the Divinity of Truth.” 7:30, “rhe seed Among Thorns.” luke hall, 7th st. sw. reaching “by Rev. iarry Febrey at 11 uj, sud 330 pan. Sunday wc at Us cordially invited: See. ae ee <e@-=>SECOND BAPTIST CHURCH, FOURTH st, aud Va. ave. a.¢.— fb aud Vo. ave. ee. —Prewching 11. amu, aud Cuthbert. Young men's meet- ing Sunday st 5:30, hoe} People's society of Chris- tian Eudeavor Tuesday, 7:30. Prayer aud praise service Thursday, 7:30 pum, is Te 'S CHURS Vaud Potomse sta. Feb. 10, 8 aint 14.m., morning prayer and ser- GEORGETOWN, mou; 4:30, evenibg prayer aud abn ir. Joweph Pac! \Ore, choir. ie keg ielaelor Batons, Vested chute Bens FOURTH STREETM.E. CHURCH — SUN- ‘school at church and misgion at 9 @.m, bay obi peti i : ‘ evening 7:30, thureh prayer me CHURCH OF 1 HE EPIPHANY, @ ST. | youre te Hey. i Hale bi —Services at S and 11am. abd 4'and All seats free except at 11 um. LUTHER PLACE MEM | tears tt vice fen mi. and 7:30 pam. At7:3U pm. services ‘Lomorrow, subject: Some mistakes about ary saierer ne mistakes the Sabbuch. Fowa tres a CENTRAL PRESBYTERIAN CHURG! | eka a lor.—services at 1 a=. end 7:30 p.m. Every seat free. Welcoine to ett ot West ,CHUR( H OF OUR FATHER (U: Cre sear ae ae ay ta school at zs EPISCOPAL Seana converted Buigarian, will appear jn native costume, tea eae r ‘Tuursday even 1 VERMONT AVI BISTIAN tion—A a6 pan, J. ° 2 at vistic of « Perfect Wonka sion, Odd Fellows’ hail xe, 4 p.m. Seate frees ie “One Character “i A t ee eer it SEY po es NON-PAR: W.C.1.0.—CONG oe Washington News and Gossip. Index to Advertisements AMTSEMPNTS . ARCHITECTS. ATTORNEYS. . BICYCLES ROARDING. one Paee 3 BOOKS AN wre 7 BUSINESS CHANCES. Page 2 CITY ITEMS, Pare 12 COUNTRY KEAL ESTATE. Page 12 DEATHS, Pane & DENTISTRY. Paro 9 EDUCATION, -Page 9 EXCURSIONS. Page 12 FAMILY SUPPLIES. Pace 7 FINAY Pace 7 FOR RE! -Page2 FOR RENT (Roow -Page 3 FOR RENT (Srantrs). Page 2 FOR RENT (Hovsxs) Page 2 FOR RENT (Orrices). Pace 2 FOR SALE (Hovses).. Pace 3 FOR SALE (Lors Pare 3 FOR SALE (Misc: KO 3 GENTLEMEN'S GOODS, HOTELS. oe "Page 11 HOUSEFURNISHING». Pare 9 LADL GOoDs. -Paco 11 LOCAL MENTIO: LOST AND FOUN: MANICURE Pace 7 MARKIAGES.. -Pae 5 MEDIGAL......... Page 7 MISCELLANEOU Page 5 MONEY TO LOAN, Page 11 NOTARIES PUBLIC. Pace 2 OCEAN STEAMERS. -Pacs 10 POTOMAC RIVER BOAT: Pages 10 PIANOS AND ORGANS, Pago 9 PERSONAL, Pao 3 PRINTERS. Pare 2 PROFESSIONAL. -Pago 11 RATLROAD: e 10 SPECIAI. SPECIALTIES, SUBURBAN PROPERT SUMMER RESORTS, WANTED (Het). WANTED (Lore), WANTED (Houses) WANTEDASrtcatios WAN DSU Orson uu aseous).... WANED Givonts) . WANTED (Srones). WINTER RESORT: THE “MONTANA SENATORS. Investigation Begun by the Senate Come mittee on Privileges and Elections. The Senate committee on privileges and elee- tions began today aa investigation of the cre- dentials of the several claimants for seats in the Senate from Montana, There was a full attendance of the commit- tee and the following persons interested from Montana: Messrs, Sanders and Power, repub- lican claimants; Messrs. Maginnis and Clark, democratic claimants; A. J, Svligman, chairman republican state committee; George R. ‘Tingle, ex-Treasury agent atthe Fur Seal islands; Congressman Carter; Charles Power, sou of the republican claim- ant: Col. Halbert E, Paine, counsel for the re- publican claimant. The counsel for the demo- crats is ex-Solicitor General Jenks. Col, Holbert E. Paine, counsel for the Repub- lican claimants, Messrs, Saunders and Powers, began the presentation of the case in their behalf, Mr. Saunders submitted to the committee in behalf of himself and colleague a statement which will be included in the record, It was not read, Ex-Solicitor General Jenks, for the democratic Senators, at 1 o'clock began the case for the democratic claimants. FORGING GEN. RAUWS NAME, John H. Williams, a Colored Man, Under Arrest. Commissioner of Pensions Green B. Raum today swore out a warrant charging John H. Williams with forgery. Williams was under arrest for the alleged offense, and under the law he cannot give bail while the case is pend- ing in the Police Court. The prisoner, it is alleged, made out a note for 3250 payable to Gen. Raum, and it is charged that he forged Gen, Raum's indorse- ment to the note and attempted to negotiate it. The note was made payable at the banking house of William Mayse & Co. The warrant charges that the defendant forged the name with intent to defraud Gen, Raum. WHAT IS KNOWN OF THE PRISONER, The prisoner is a colored man about forty- three years old. He came to this city about six or eight years ago from Richmond, V: and soon afterward married here. He was then known as Peyton Kandolph and said he was a preacher. He was not seen about here much for some time, and he next appeared under the name of Join H. Williams, Last September he was appointed to & position in the pension office through the instrumentality of Gen, Raum, who had not then been made commissioner. The risoner Was arrested yesterday afternoon by Policeman McMahon and locked up at the first recinct. Lawyer John A. Moss appeared as Fis coussst today and the case went over until Tuesday. War Department Changes. Appointed—Max Wagner, Massachusettes, and Joseph B. Wilson, Texas, clerks at $900, signal office; John J. Bell, jr., Georgia, clerk at $1,000, eon general's office. Resigned—Wm. 8. Ballard, New York, clerk, class 1, surgeor general's oftice, Promoted—Newell H. Stevens, Maryland, from $1,000 to =1,200. Secretary's Oftice—Miss Fannie M. Hepburn, District of Columbia, from $900 to $1,000, signal office. ‘Transferred—Frank M. Kiggins. Tennessee, clerk, class 2, from Secretary's office to surgeon geueral’s office; Julia F, Randolph, New Jer- sey, clerk, $1,000, from signal office to Secre- Interior Department Changes. The following official changes have been Pension Office.—Promotions: John F. Cas- low of Pennsylvania, Chas, M. Gillett of New $1.200 to $1,400; Edwin B. Simonds of Virginia, $1,000 to $1,200. 2 Ere J. Kubel of District of Columbia, vhief en- graver, $2,400. appointed superintendent of construction of the penitentiary at that place; compensation, ‘Treasury Department Changes. Augustus 8, Bryan, Pennsylvania, has been from the Secretary's office to the first auditor's office, Treasury department, ~ ferred from the second auditor's office to the stationery division, Treasury department, 8 satisfactory probationary term of six months, has received an absolute appointment to class Samuel McDonald of Ohio has received an ointment to a clereship of class 2 in the tary’s office, made in the Department of the Interio: York, and Geo. P. Meyer of New York, clerks, Geological Surrey. —Appointmen D. F. Cartee of Boise City, Idaho, has been $75 a month, promoted from #900 to $1,200 and transferred Jas.'T. Gibbs, Kentucky, has been trans- Johu P, Jackson of Kentucky, having served D, $900, in the office of the Secretary. oftice of the second auditor under amended FROM THE CAPITOL. THE ELEVENTH CENSUS. Mortgage Indebtedness Bill Dis- cussed in the House, ——-.-__ HOUSE, The journal of yesterday's proceedings was spproved—yeas 128, nays 1. The republicans were the first to feel the ef- fects of the new rules, several of them who were not present during the roll call being re- fused permission to record their votes there- after. On motion of Mr. Burrows (Mich.) the Sen- ate amendments were concurred in to the House bill fixing the duty on ribbons. Mr. Banks (Mass,) asked unanimous consent for the immediate passage of a joint resolution authorizing the Appointment of thirty addi- tional medical examiners in the pension bureau. Mr. Richardson (‘Tenn.) thought that the rules should be adhered to aud he objected. THE ELEVENTH CENSUS. Mr. Dunnell of Minnesota, from the commit- tee on the eleventh census, reported b: Senate bill providing for the ascertainment of the mortgage indebtedness of the country. Mr. Dockery (Mo.) offered an amendment Providing that sections 13 to 16 of the original census act should apply to the provisions of this act. He stated that the bill was not amendment to the original act and conse- quently its defect lay in the fact that jit failed to provide any pains or penalties for officers guilty of malfeas- ance, or for any person or corporation who refused to answer any question pro- pounded, Mr. Dunnell said that, although he did not wish to delay the passage of the bill, he would make no objection to the amendment. Mr. Buchanan (N.J.) doubted the power of Congress to compel a United States citizen to disclose bis indebtedness to anybody. Mr. Blount (Ga,) opposed the amendment. Mr. Mills (Tex.) did not regard the amend- ment as ingiisatorial, It only sought to en- force the law. Mr. Gear (Iowa) hoped that the bill would pass as it came from the committee. Mr. Washington (Tenn. ) favored the amend- ment. Mr. Sherman (N.Y.) said that the bill being asked tor by mechanics, laborers and farmers, he hoped that it would pass in the form it came from the Senate. Mr. Canuon (IIL) did not believe that this } legislation was wise. the amendment, The gentleman from Illinois (Mr. Cannon) may have half a dozen farmers iu his district” whe were opposed to the bill, but there were half a dozen thousand farmers who were asking for this legislation, Mr. Springer—Demanding it? Mr. Tillman—Yes, demanding it,” Mr. Henderson (Iowa) was heartily in sup- port of the bill, THE BILL PASSED AFTER FURTHER DEBATE. The amendment was adopted—98 to 63, and the bill, as amended, passed—yeas, 183; nays, WILL HAVE THE RIGHT OF WAY. The World’s Fair Bill to be Taken Up in the House Next Tuesday. bill is to have the right of way in the House next week. The majority have decided not to take up any more contested election cases for a week. All of today after 2 o'clock was set aside for eulogies on the late Representative Townshend of Illinois, Monday is suspension day, and on Tuesday the world’s fair bills are expected tocome up for discussion. The matter will probably be finaily disposed of before the end of the week, and 1ts consideration will not be interrupted. LOOKING TO A VOTE NEXT PRIDAY. Mr. Candler, the chairman of the world’s fair committee, introduced a resolution in the House today providing for the discussion of the world’s fair bills on Tuesday and Wednes- day of next week and for a vote on the propo- sition on Friday. The resolution goes to the special commit- tee, who will meet at 11 o'clock on Monday morning and authorize a report at once. DISTRICT LEGISLATION. Bills of Locai Interest Considered by the Senate Yesterday. The Senate yesterday passed the bill amend- ing the charter of the Anacostia and Potomac river railroad. The proposed purchase of a site for a building for the accommodation of the Supreme Court of the United States also received a little attention. The bill came up in the _regular order and Mr. Ingalls objected to its present consideration, Mr. Morrill remarked that this bill had twice passed the Senate and usked that it be passed over informally. Mr. Ingalls replied that the bill should never went over. The bill appropriating 15,000 for the crec- tion of a bronze statue of Spencer F. Baird, late secretary of the Smithsonian Institution, had better luck and was duly passed by the Senate. The bill au- thorizes the regents of the Smithsonian Insti- tution to contract for a statue in bronze of Spencer F, Baird, tate secretary of the Smith- sonian Institution, to be erected upon the grounds in n front of the national museum, and appropriates for this purpose, and for the en- tire expense of the foundation and pedestal of the monument, the sum of $15,000. BY RAIL TO MOUNT VERNON. ‘The Route of the Proposed Railway Through This City. It will be remembered that a few wecks ago 8 bill was introduced in the House chartering the Washington and Mount Vernon railway duced a bill au the com to lay ite tracks on an in Wi and for other The Sg eee rule X, civil service rules, . Somerville of has been aj ted watchman at 720 in the office of Secre- wa an i BEE BS FF Mr. Tillman (8, C,) advocated the bill and | The understanding is that the world’s fair | the Senate again if he could help it. ‘The bill | POLITICS FORTHE FAIR The New York Republican Commit= tee Working at it, THE WHITE SQUADRONS BOATS, Baltimore's Latest Scandal Gets Into the Courts. —_—_. THE NAVASSA RIOTERS. The Last Three Prisoners Confessed Guilt and All Will be Sentenced. Batorors, Feb. i5.—James Tasker, Ea Woodfork and Norman Wooster, three of the Navassa “rioters,” sad they were guilty of manslaughter. This disposes of the whole batch, with this result--three are convicted of murder in the first degree, fourteen of man- slaughter and twenty-three of riot. All will be sentenced next week, The whole business, af- ter all, it is expected, will go to the United States Supreme Court, the question being raised of the jurisdiction of the United States over the Island of Navassa. SAUNDERS’ AsSAS SINATION. | The Republicans of Florida Insist it was a Political Crime. Jacksoxvite, Pia., Feb, 15.—Saunders was | ® member of the last legulature, elected ase | Tepublicun from Walton county, He was ag- | Bressive at times, impudent in his talk, He was thirty-n’ 6 feet 2 inches high, weighing 200 pounds, well proportioned and apparen strength, 1 8 great excitement over this affair and the re- pubhicans maintain that it substantiates the j all aus in the published letter of Attorney | Strapling and his associates, on BOAT DRILL. What Admiral Waiker is Doing With His Bi Jackets. New Yorx, Feb. 15.—The following letter has been received from the “White” squadron in | the Mediterranean Port Manox, Mixonca, Jan, 29.—The beau- tiful harbor of Port Mahon presented a very lively appearance yesterday afternoon, when every boat in the fleet, with white wings spread, skimmed merrily over itsclear waters, The boats, forming four squadrons, were out for sailing exercises, and the sight was full of interest. At given points the courses would be changed and each squadron would “haul up” and “tack,” or “pay off” and “ware” at signal, Then all sail would be taken in and the masts unstepped and the boats would be pro- pelled with oars, then vice versa, until the usual | two hours’ exercise was comp Boat exer- cises have been common enough since the squadron left the United States, but rarely hi e the conditions been so favorable, A acious harbor, lund-iocked on every side, 80 that the water is pertedtly smooth, no matter | how violently the wind may blow, is peculiarly | advantageous for boat drill, and Admiral | Walker. keenly alive to the situation, has given the boys plenty of it, |. Nor is there the slightest danger of any one becoming rusty on un drill, cutlass drill or f drill.” The discipline and average ays drill in the squadron of evolution is | heart breaking to the landsman and ordinary | merchant sailor, and is expected thut these who are in the adron will be glad | to leave the service on the earliest favorable | opportunity. ‘This emphasize of training boys for the navy. eral but dred boys should be trained yearly if we are to | have efficient,men to man our new ships. The New York Republican State Com- mittee at Work on the World’s Fair. New Yorn, Feb. 15.—The republican state executive committee met at the Fifth Avenue | hotel this morning. The cutire committee were present with the exception of three—Mesers, | Husted, Kram and Chickering, At 11 the committer went into executive session, Gen. Knapp presi A com- B- mittee was appointed to draft a set of resolutions. It consisted of Mr. Payne of Co- lumbia, Millholland of Brooklyn, representing Mr. F. T. Woodruff of the same piace; Mr. Odeli of Newburgh, Sheridan Shook of New York and Mr. Derrick of Flushing. The entire committee then adjourned until 1 o'clock. FUTVOYE’S RASCALITY. He Left His Wife Without a Penny and She is Trying to Sell Their Home, Bartimorr, Mp., Feb. 15.—A new phase has developed in the case of Edward Futvoye, the missing agent of the Furness line. Today Judge Phelps issued an attachment against the furniture that had been removed from | the house occupied by the woman Edith Mansfield to a ‘storage house, The suit was at the instance of G. S. Griffith & Co., alers, for £167. Subsequently other attachments were sued ont by various traders. Futvoye's wife has advertised the dwell- ing house on North Calvert street for sale. A statement was made today at the | Furness line office that Futvoye has left his | Wife witheut a cent. Futvoye’s saiary was $5,000 per annum. ae Richmond to Honor a Black Man. Special Dispatch to Tue Evexine Star Ricumoxp, Va. Feb. 15.—Capt. Josiah Crump, one of the most prominent colored men of Richmond, died this morning. He was held in high esteem by the white population and at the time of his death he was a member of the board of aldermen. His funeral will take place Monday afternoon and the entire city council has been ordered to attend ina body. Crump was an active republican, but he was never offensive, and leading democrate from the mayor down express sincere regrets at bis death, It will be the first time that the council ever attended the funeral of a colored member, —_—_—_ Bishop O’Conner Dying. Pirrspune, Feb. 15.—The Right Reverend Bishop O'Conner of the Roman Catholic dio- cose of Omaha was brought to this city from St. Augustine, Fla, this morning in a dying condition and was taken at once to Mi hospital. He has been seriously ill for several months and there are little or no hopes of recovery. 4 —» Jake Not Held. Baxrmore, Feb. 15.—Mra. Kilrain this morn ing received a telegram from Dallas, Tex., etating that “Jake” Kilrain had been discharged from custody. Queso, Feb. 15.—Scandalous charges against Prominent members of the government are to be made in a few days on the floor of the house ‘to the effect that the accused i | | i | AI ify it t j fr lll | 4 i [ i i at ie : Fe i t a i Fi i bet i f