Evening Star Newspaper, March 7, 1890, Page 1

THE EVENING STARK PUBLISHED DAILY, Except Sunday, AT THE STAR BUILDINGS, Northwest Corner Peansyivania Ave. and 11th St, by The Evening Star Newspaper Company, ‘at the counter, ite each. = Month; one year, $6; six mon! tS ae tered at the Post at Washington - ‘Tae Weextr Sr . sepaper ent louger thas's paitice WASHINGTON, D.C., FRIDAY, MARCH 7, 1890. A WOMAN’S HEAD. A Ghastly Parcel iivered Rus- = oo toe Moscow, March 7.—A ghastly tragedy bas come to light in this city. A parcel was left at the residence of Prince Dolgeroukoff which Upon cxamination was found to contain the head of a woman. With the parcel was lefts note, bearing no signatare, saying: “This is our first exploit, We will soon outdo Jack the Ripper.” It is believed the woman was killed for betraying Nihilists, —>—___ UNHAPPY FELIX. He Killed His Children and Hung To= TWO CENTS. SPECIAL NOTICES SPECIAL NOTICES. ORT OF THE CONDITION ==>» REPORT OF THE CONDITION oF Tue oF LUMBIA NATIONAL BANE H -ARMERS AND MECHANICS NATIONAL Sone ae close of business February ¥ ‘Washington. 9 ‘ = 890, at Compton, im the District of Columbia, at the od Close of business February 28, 1890. RESOURCES. desta ratte: secured sid 01.049.708 Bo 22 vo secure circulation 50,000 00 | Grerdinattn seenen iad rid op hand...... 2.000 00 | U.s. Bonds to secure circulation. & reserve agents. 159,753 14 | U:S Bonds on Lvcrsevesey 51,200 - 00.044 17 | Stocks, securities, jidguients, claiing nse: 71,802 21 | Due fro 103,243 rf 8990 35 | Due from other National Daaks. 12,192 24 2-000 UO | Due from State Banks and bankers... 380 25 24-449 78 | Banking house, furniture and txtures, 23,000 00 Current expenses and taxes 7 Bis oS ums on U.S. Checks and other cash 31,239 00 | Bills of other banks. 7,555 00 oo — paper currency, B 7 00 00 i Capital stock in. — i apes fond National Bank no! “Deferred payment on banking house. District of Conunbis, County ct Waatington, a: ay a Rd f is true to the best of my know! ef. | 1, W. LAID, Ja, cashier of the above-named bank, ¥. SOUTHARD PA ee | dosclemaly swear that the above Statement is true to itetint enka this 4 edge ef. Mares. 1800. "© “Tiius. H. YOUNG, may Knowiedee *. LAIRD, Jn.. Cashier, © atheit ‘3 Subscribed and sworn to before me this 6th day ot BRAINARD eo aniston 1. 8. FREY, Notary Publica W. E bAKK, ‘3. THOMAS BROWN, 1% Sion SA BosOs, Bis ADLETE {pirectors msi 1t THOS. KNO' FIFICATES OF STOCK, CHEQUES Sans Sa raphy and deniguing. A. G. GEDNEY, — oF THE CONDITION een eee oe ATIONAL BANK OF THE REPUBLIO, ‘At Washington, D.C,i the clove of business £3) FOR SALE—MISOELLANEOUS SALE—LINOLEUM, MATTING, FUKNIGURE Send Kitchea t vensiin, cicep. at private sala, NEW= ER'S, 1920 Pennsylvania ave. 1t* {OK SALE—SORREL HORSE, 16 HANDS HIGH, ©: & boudson nt s ; free driver: safe for ladies: suitable | 54. hap . giceeetss Rise Svar Sorina Falling Top | Sigeks securiten jigs caiais, Sateen “above will be sid ct menihce: owner has ute. will be suldat o euctitice: owue a further use. “Apply to COACHMAN, atible in rear es ee we eeconet Bae. 1th st. now. ing house, furniture and fixtures. Current expenses and taxes paid. AO Light Machiwe Work, consisting of UTFIT FOR MO: i SALE—A COMPLETE O Pear | CSecke salto ens ie gine, sod ‘boller, Inchon Gall ‘yrcesen; Beach ‘toate for | Machanges for, clesring house woou ‘abd ; rare chance. Address | Bills of other banks. 4 Bor 83, Star othe : zt* | Fractional paper currency, nickels and mi _SALE—A STYLISH PIANO, ONLY $100; py EE Loyal weiider no ‘Banjos, Violins and Guitars, st cost to close out | 1x! § re that stock. THOMSON'S MUSIC STORE, 521 1ithen, | MejcePtiou fund with US. tn asurer OR SALE—A MOSLER IMPROVED FIRE-PROOF ‘Safe, has double folding doors inside and outside ; Yomlatonce Also Small Safe cheap, cash or Address Box 57, Star office. we: OK SALE—DAKK SORREL HORSE. BLOODED, well ba 10 years Cv word cones — mm free Piatjousl bank notes outstan wer: gentle; no . i lady oF vidual deposits wubject to check. ;875. Mount Vernon Stable, 1234 12th st. | Dewan ecsibester ot % Certified checks OR SALE—TWO LARGE FU pin wed At THE Fak $12 mo R SALE—TWENTY (20) SHARES COLUMBIA R. Stuck; wanted highest cash offer; no com- Enited states ueposi Due to other national banks. to state banks and bankers... Total. Miinaion, “Addrées at once Lock Box 520, this city. | cvty of Washington, County of Washington, =: me-st° itrk ReRCS FS BRADLEY. ‘sur of ‘the above-named SALE— (OAD HORSE, GOOD UN ‘solemuly swear that the above. s' Pana san cae FUT wound and gentle; | true to the beat of my knowledge and belief. ee eee metteneneet en ae ei ik SALE—A HANDSOME MASTIFF DOG, TEN | march 1800. T FENWICK YOUNG, months old. weil broken. fine pedigree, weigiis 100 g Notary fan mS-3t* —— PANT, B CLARKE, OK SALE—BUTCHER'S MATERIAL—1 STUFF- . Bing istiinesca sdk Such soe, butaie NY xO. E LEMON, §f Disectors, Chopper Machine in @rst-class condition. - Inquire SA MESON. 200" Ist wt oe. moat | ae . R SALEJUDSON PNEUMATIC BR. CO/S Freest Stock, apply to GUEBEY BHOS, ” REPORT OF THE CONDITION Ee 535 = ees NTRAL NATIONAL BAN! aA PARE ZIANO: | as on, fo the District of Colunibla, at the a seller eg ‘lose of business February 28, 1800. ‘OR SALE—@35 FOR MUSIC BOX, ENTIRELY -_ avs; Just imported. 2 feet long. plays 12 popular = baa herp aither cost $6 5. Star office. 4-6 00 LE—ONE S8IDE-DOOR MILK WAGON irst-class rd-cluss ny veoh een 48 WILL SELL ¥OR STORAGE AND pts bton Surrey, 2 Coupes, 1 06 = ; Family so See bo Bugyies, Surrey, 1 Extension-t0 Gebriolet 1 Doctor's Phaeton, 1 Cofning side ar, | Ls Goncora Wayon, 2 Business Wi 1 Dayton Wagur 3 1 Landau Hack. as gucd as new 2 Horses. 10 Bets secu Single and Do 1 nto tray orcad tote tot or cl ve stock must be scld for stotae and. repairs, GEYEM. 466 Pa ave. b.w. Signo the Horse. mi MK SALE—SPECIAL BARGAINS IN SECOND- Pianos, all in gocd order and warranted. . 05 per mont! Ss per month wutil paid. yer month until paid Piano, $10 per mouth until Fe LE-JUST ARRIVED draft aud’ coach bourses: also two flue saddle ‘weight from 1,000 to 1,300 pounds; will be scl id easonable prices, ail ck wnaranteed as represented. JNO. SIMMONS, 311 w, 2 JOR SALE—ALL KIND 7, eee Si Center Market. “Wholewale Individual deposits subject to Demand certificates posit. Certified checks, rs, oH at City of Washington, District of Columbia, os I, J. A. RUFF, cashier of the above-named bank, do solemnly swear that the above statement is true to the best of my knowledge and belief. J. A. RUFF, Cashier. Marker T’and 2 depot 1th-t ee aud promptly Billed. M. Wmsos. flue ee ee ee POpORMET ot eid Scare Buszo in sachange fora xew | — OFFA ey conser, BRADBURY UFiIGHY, balance payable $10 monthly as, 1 Ba ‘219 F. G. SMITH, 1225 Pa. ave. B.CHAKLT. Directors. Fee, SAbe Babcalns IN SQUARE PIANOS,| 44 a Bi £50 upj, @ and 810, payments. dis- count forcash. G. L. WILD & BKOs.. 708 7th n.w. vie mente for unnvaied Kranich & Bach Pisuos 70k SALE—CANAMIES, MALES AND FI F 5 ‘&c., Gold Fishes, nd Push Food, Sprait's Dow Medicin O13-lw* SCHMID's bird Store, i SALE—PIANOS o it, slightly used . Bred Soares coud UGO WOKCH & CO. $25 7th st mw. 70 SALE~ THE Oo" GAS ‘OTT! quires bo boiler, avoids all expenmve . Bo loss of time, uo Wary ow fuel. Send tor circular sad price list, D. BALLAUF. An’ nlz Fes BSALE—CAKKIAGES, WAGO! D noe | g REPO! 7. oe wee Rios Ba 5 ‘of Colum ‘of business, February 28, 1800." "* a os 17 12th st nw. ‘S—SUPERB top Stocks, securities, Due from appro jue frou SSTSHESES inds on easy terme COOK & JAE! street, Georgetown, auzz BISaS 1,205 85 COUNTRY REAL ESTATE. pec 146,183 00 ANG mw 0. urs, | Keaeaia eea' a |. B. . ay as me +6 yer cent of circulation)....... Cottages and Qountry Homen, Poultry Pack aod Farus; ho wille Pike property, ere mb7-3m COOKE D. LUCKETT, 935 F st. Total... 5 AXTED-TO &a 4 TRACT oF LAND CON. Tes ny). 8: stock paid pany 8d coves “GTMOW ALS WiDSSS" cate: | Spttl ck tows, b: int-2 c. Fenster EsowLEy STATION, MD. ‘acres of Chea) Land in > beautiful 225 Uicatloas every attracts. Sage | Fodividual deposi 3, 2 every Wo! r $ gain if bought at once. “ Demau:l certuBcates 2459 50 3 HODGES & TEEL, Certified checks...... sa 24.564 02 mé-St 1oU7h F st. ow, sist # SALE—AT LAUREL, MD., A SMALL FARM "= Sn ane of 40 ats fir Dutidings within halt wile < 1,325,624 97 calc ee SL,00U. ress J. —————— kowLaxb. ‘Post ave. Baltinore, Md. m6-6¢ of Columbia, county of Washington, se: District acy Henty C. Swain. cashier of th = > buve-vamed bank, SALE—FORTY ACKES No. 1 LAND FOR femaly atcment is true Dairy of Trucking: five mniies froin Capitol, om good | So nplcuinly swear that the above, — Foad; S room dwelling: coucreted cellar; larse larn, IENRY C. SWAIN, Cashier. Bumicseat ior Diteen Of stock; fenced. Pric Subscribed and swocu to tefure ne this 7th day of W. W. HALL, 456 F at. aw. mh6-3t* | warch 1800. H. B ZEVELY, Notary Pul WASTED Fok CUUNTHY KESIDENCE DUR-| Oorrect—attest: $ ‘the season or by the year, 4to 6 acres, with Ki ee, ee. and Stabe, within # miles of city. We Buiter, } Directors. NB. WIGHI, 14054 G st. _mS-St Pt Sami. FOWLER” i SALE — 54 ACRES OF LAND Ti ST. rosd near Petworth This snbativide WT. WALKER & Co, MAECH 2;,1890. Has ers, lave Removed their Office to’ au, Gor. to Rooms 5 and &, Cor- corau building, where they will be pleased to bave'acall from their friends apd custoiuers, tonto —™ WASHINGTON LOAN ‘TRUST captiaiel ao weer AL ; TEMPORAKY OFFICES, 1001 F st. n.w.. Previous to the «rection of the Com corner and F sts. uw, MONEY LOASED ONCULLATERAL AND ON Well Secured Loais, guaranteed by the Company, = INTEREST PAID. Call on or correspond with us. SALE—SM ACK: NU bet. the Canal and Conduit rosds; southeast Tesetvuis. god view up aud down the Potomac; good, sUbdivision can be made of it. -6t_ GU. W. LINKINS, 10th and H ste u.w. T—THE KYAT? MANSION AY HYATTS. be Tasiruad ste ¥.H SMI se », SALE—AT HYATTSVILLE, Dikzc Pp pO ee on rx: ~ = ¥ room frame dwelling . | ¥. B puii W. B, ROBISON, Secre ins: wes WITH 6 Roo: B. Bailey, orge F. Schafer, rs isis 3 s; ils George E. Bart? ‘A Bwo} JOU acres, with a eh a Hyottey oe W. Ciay, ‘s Swornat Senta, st Foresivili, 91.000. #: ‘scres, Dear KK. Hyat 20% 16 acres at Albert ¥. Fox, SPECIAL NOTICES. __ NOTICE.—THE MOKGAN STEAM LAUN- DEY CO. has ceased to do jens under ite if incorporation, which has been duly re- corded in the office recorder of deeds for tl ee All its mek has been ave beet paid JOHN '. MORGAN, President. ALBERT W. BINGHAM, Necrotnry. i ATTENTION, TLLINOIS ANS. —Notice ix hereby wlven © Kepublican State A: beheld iu Grand Army Hall on Peuuiyy posite Willaru’s Hotel, at 8 p.m. SATUKD. 5, 1890, for the transaction of any business FRANE H PELOUZE, 1313 FST.. tye and sells ali Bank Stocks includiur Lincoln and Tradera District and all REP - en ‘UBLI- _m7-3t q=> PLASTEKE! on. _By order of Se IP YOO WANT HEAVY CLOTHING, BE it Ovorcoats, Suits or Pants, we will give you 20 per cent discount. Spring Overcouts ncw ready. mhz GEORGE SPRANSY, 2 your attention. By @p> MYSTERIOUS CLI éVERY ing TONIGHT at 8 velocks Busiuses of taniereces, Lg tat 8 oc! be ese of import By grder of the president, A.D. TUCKER, GO SEE AUNT JACK And Sinoke AGNES BOUTH CIGARS. Best in the Work For sale, Wholesale I ‘Retail, By W. 5S. ROOSE, 33 Penn. ave. FS ein ANNUAL MEETING OF THE stockholders of the Brasl i lor and .C., MAKCH 17, ), from v the — of officers and the transaction of trans 1e88 As 1s JAMES A. BATES. MASONIC. ‘ton of Bei A.M, will be held at iustant, at 1:30 o'clock ‘our late brother, Past A SPECIAL COMMUNICA- B. French Lodge, So. 18, FA. lasonic ‘Temple SUNDAY, 9th m., to attend the funeral of aster Lara L. Stevens. Ps full ‘WM. A. GATLEY, Secretary. at ‘best in the world. Alsosome nice new neckwear, H.C. LEWIS & BON, 1421 N.Y.ave, m’ OME BUILDING ASSOCIALION, SEVENTH IS8UE OF STOCK. OFFICE OF TPE T..EASURER, 1507 1’ ave. The dui: Monthly Neckine for thé receipt of dueg on stock of the New or seventh UESDAY EVeniNG, March 12, ls eat corner Of Ponuaylvania avenue and 19th st., at 7 Yelock. Shares of the seventh series may be taken at this meeting or at any t.mo at office of Treasurer, as above, between 8 am, and o p.m. luterent is allowed at 5 per cent on stock withdrawn oF cancelled in settlement of loans, Shares #200 each, bom $1 DP © imonth oneach share. 7 © januery and February ineetings being closed a pay- Puent of BS per sLace will be Necessary at this meet- 1. inyeated at a fair rate of in- on easiest of terms and with Loans can be settled in whole the extent of eraxe amount year bas $172.70, OF $1,727.50 ou ten sharen, the mcmthly paynient there or bekig $10.01. stuck und $1 us interest, rHOMAS DOWLING, President, Cor, Pa ave. aid 11th st, ANSON 8, TAYLOR, Vice President, Fat nw, 1 EDWARD 8. WESOOTT, Treasuicr, W. H. WETZEL, Secretary, “YS B® : 2131 H stow, WASHINGTON, D.C..F) . 1890. The firm of Beall, Brot is this day (asso ved by mutual consent, Mr. Sevelion A. Brown ‘ng to return to his old position in the Btate De- veut. e business will be continued by Mr. Beallat the sar * SOHN FE. BEALL, 5i-VELLON A. BROWN. m6-3t WASHINGTON DIRECTORY FOK NURSES fueose LW. ‘Telephons eal 27, Savings may be safely ferent, or Lats obtalu 765.8 Toaued per shore tui re _m6-4t ce es T LEI T2£XKs OF C] vy Jers won JOHNSUN Penna, & CO., Banke ave and 10th et, uw. iT A GLANOE, PLEASE! siintice of the tepiay of Bering mext 7 Watirret SIMPSON, mbs Cor, Oth and G@ sta nw. DR HODGEIN, DENTIST, 18 AGAIN AT E his offic., 906 15th st. u.w. md-6t FOL SALE 0 Shares Citizens’ National Bank— Fket rate. American security and ‘rust com- y. Peop.e's Fire insurance. D.C. Stocks and Oo ee PARRIG & CO, Banks m5-3t 2 Ebbitt House, <r BEG TO ANNOUNCE TO MY PATKUNS and the public that I have now on exhibi- ton est abd most complete assortiuent Wood Mi ls ever brought into this market. 1 would ~uxgest to those con tem) wc building to make their selections now while the stock is complete. I will store free of charge all ‘bought tor the Tbeaking the puctie for thelr kind patronage in the 4 ublic for Lue rein Pi patronage la faut past I shail strenvuot wor to merit s continu- ance of the same. M. ROCHE, m4-6t 490 Louisiana ave, THE CENTURY ICE MACHINE CO. At the monthly meeting of the Directors of the Century Ice Machine Co. the following action wes of had: ved, That on and ufter the 11th inst. the price of ‘Treasury Stock be advanced to five dollars per ~Attoat_(m4-2w*] LEWIS ALRAHAM, Secretary. LOUIS CUNNINGHAM, Bras en rag tk Brome m3-1m COK. 15TH AND F STS. N.W, — GREAT REDUCTION IN LUMBER at corner 6th st. aud New York ave. n.w, GOOD YELLOW PINE BOARDS at $1.15 PER 100 FEET or $11.50 PER 1.000 FEET. “Who ever knew good Lumber so low as this!" mbl__—sCLEBBEY, BITTINGER & MILLER. THE ROOM—614 12, BI.F AND G. Re ES oes LAMPS. OHANDELIERS. c. A. MUDDIMAN, 1206 F st. MOVING TO LARGER STORES—014 12TH ST. THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE STOCK Holders of the National Life Insurance Cou- Pany of the United States of America for the election $f Directors of said Company for the eusuiuy year will be held at the office or rity Company, room 8, the Sup Building, 1515 F st. a.w., Washington, D. C., on DAY, jock am. ‘March 12, 1890,'at 1 tee NILCutE, Seoretary, Washington News and Gossip (FROM THE CAPITOL.| THE Index te Advertisements, AMTSFMENTS: ARCHITECTS. BUSINESS CHANCES. CITY ITEMS... PELLICLE LLL SAE EWE HK OIPIWHIIVVIASH IE SF BAAS AK OEOKENEBIISINHOEKwISIAIED EXCURSIONS.. FAMILY SUPPLIES, FINANCIAL... FOR RENT (Fuats)., FOR RENT (Rooms) FOR RENT (STABLES). FOR RENT (Hovsxs) FOR RENT (Orrices).. FOR SALE (Hovses anp Lots! FOR SALE (Hovsns), FOR S&LE (Lors), | FOR SALE (Miscruiawgous GENTLEMEN'S GOODS. HOTELS... HOUSEFURNISHINGS. SERRE REET gEE att MONEY TO LOAN NOTARIES PUBL! OCEAN STEAMERS POTOMAC RIVE PIANOS AND OBGANS,, PERSONAL. PRINTERS . Titi ty g WANTED (Lots).., WANTED (Srrvations) WANTED MisoeitaNgous) WAN 1 ED isco) WINTER RESORTS.. WOOD AND COAL. tte Government Recerets Topay.—Internal revenue, $353,445, customs, €910,712. Rrsignation.—O©. A. McAllister, a draughts- man in the Navy department. has resigned to accept a similar position at Newport News, Va, Oprosep To THE Bitu.—Indian Commissioner | Morgan in a report to Secretary Noble relative | to the bill now pending in Congress to remove the Southern Ute Indians from their reserva- tion in Colorado to a larger reservation in the eastern part of Utah opposes the measure on the ground mainly that it is so inconsistent with the present Indian policy of tho govern ment, which is to break up the Indian reserva- tions aud allot lands in severalty to the In- dians, Mrz. Anrnur La Foresrute, delegate from Hayti to the Pan-American congress, who has been ill for the past two months, by advice of his physicians left Washington for New York yesterday and will sail for Hayti on the first | gtenmer leaving from thet port. Me. Aristides ‘affaires for Hayti, Preston remains as charge Topay’s Bonn Orree aggregated $938,050, as follows: Registered, $10,000, #54,000, $200,000, $5,300, $4.700, $10,000, €25,000, $200,000, #250,- 000, $7,000, 875,000, $50.00, £5,000 at 123 flat; coupon 4s, $20,000, #500 at '123 flat; registered 4348, $10,650, $400, €5,000 at 10334; coupon 43¢8, 8600 at 10334. Tue Preswwent's Carters Topay included Senators Hoar, Dawes, Aldrich, Dixon, Chand- ler, Spooner, Pettigtew and Hiscock with dele- tion, Pe eamtre Milliken, Grout, loffat and C: eatham, Apporntep.—Attorney General Miller has ap- ointed W. F. Gurley assistant United States trict attorney for lebraska, A Tump Caxz for 10 per cent of government deposits now held by national bank depositories will soon be made by Secretary Windom. The deposits in these banks have been reduced by than former calls from 47,000,000 to less $33,000,000. Se Tue Presipent Has Appnovep the bill to authorize the Secretary of State to appoint two suitable persons to be present from the United States at the international conference at Madrid in regard to the protection of in- dustrial property. A Navat Boarp of which Rear Admiral Kim- berly is president met at the Navy department today to examine Commodore Benham and Capt. Fyffe for promotion. Rererrep To Carr. McCarta.—A copy of the charges proferred by Gen. R. C. Hastings against Commander McCalla and other officers of the U.8.S. Enterprise for scandalous conduct at Bermuda has been referred by the Secretary of the Navy to the officers concerned for an explanation, Youxe Lrxcoiy’s Fuxerat.—The State de- partment is informed that the funeral of Minis- ter Lincoln's son will take place privately in London this afternoon, and that the rémains will be placed temporarily in Kenval Green until arrangements are perfected for their transportation to the United Statos, Tux Cavuiser BaLtrwone has gotten her sec- ondary batteries mostly aboard at the Norfolk navy yard. Her Hotchkiss, Gatling and Lee magazine rifles are being placed aboard as fast as possible. The six-inch guns will be put on board as soon as cleaned and polished. The eight-inch guns huve not yet arrived, Nor on tHe Roxis.—It was learned at the Department of Agriculture this morning by a Srax reporter that Mary Ann Dougherty is not on the rolls of the Department of Agriculture, as she testified in the Police Court the other day, and that she has not been on the rolls for many months. It seems that she was on the rolls during July and August of last year, but that her conduct was such as to make it neces- sary to discipline her and she is not in any way 3 REMOVAL— K. PLAIN & CO., BROKERS, Stocks, Grain, Provisions aud “Oil, have removed heir, ofice teinporurily te the Le’ Droit Building , Rooms 34 und 35, 12 construc- tion of the new building cornet bth aud Feta, feelin = [ONU MENT: VAUL: STATUARY, Be GEND SioNes) COPING. J. ¥. MANNING, 14th and H sts. ow, If you intend to improve’your lot in the ceme! pring bow is the time to place your order Bot fail to iuepect any large ‘asuortinehi. and if find in it osuit you my hi atetch up your J. F. MANNING, 14th and H sta. nw. ELECTION OF DIRECTORS. ‘tn nmbis Railrwad ¢ on Ties the pronto ae ¥ serve your wall be held at the office of the company roo No, stiseeca NRTA ate Pia peas, Soitey © hours of Land 2 p.m. Books for the transfer of stock will £ i. F. BAKER, Secretary. a= SERIAL SAVINGS AND BUILDING AS; << ‘SOCIATION. tery Do you will 21-lm Call for Constitutions. Bubscribe for stock-1 per share—between the hours of 9 s.m. and 4:30 p.m. daily at the office of JNO, A. PRESCOTT, Secretary and Treasurer, nl¢-6m 1416 F st. v.w., Kellogg Building. \TIVE BUILDING ASSOCIATION. “EQUITABLE BUILDING,” 1003 ¥ ST. ASSETS $1,119,062.77. Office bours, from 9 @.m. to 4:30 p.m. daily. On the first Wednesday im esch month connected with the departmen Persowat.—Mr. B. H. Warner is spending a few days at Old Point Comfort,— E, E. Lake- meyer of New York is stopping at the Arlington pfor & fow days.—Drs. Bell and Lawson of the C Deena survey are in the city.—A. Kountze, R. H. Parker, H. C. Town- send, John W. Edwards, T. P. Fish, E. A. Demoulin, T. H. Hubbard, 7. E. Sheelman, Raymond Jenkins of New York, Edward Pricst- man of Bradford, Eng., F. Fessenden of Port- land, Me., Jacob P. Bates and Geo. F. Winch of Boston, Chas. C. Higgins of Brooklyn and Chas, Normandie, Chas, A. York, Mra, E. ties of Bath, Me., areatthe Ww. Davis, Edward 0, Munn and Fred. M. Wheelet Falkland Buchanan of Londo: and Mr, J. Clark Morton of -Arno,——Major A. M. Louis, A. L. Aldrich and of Boston, Thos, B. Simpson of Snowdon of Pittsburg, W. lechen of Wheeling and Sam Fowler of Newark are at the Ebbitt—Peter A. Porter of Niagara Falls, James Low of Suspension Bridge, A. K. Potter, T. E. Ellsworth, John E. Merritt, John E. Pond and E. M. Ashiey of Lockport, N.Y., and W. D. Tyler, a Tacoma italist, are Hi Sauk Center, Mt and John F, Ostrom of of ‘the Now York Meta jew York Mut Life, Chester B. Jones, a mate it manutact- urer of East Wy, and W: oC Eortomoninn Varner at the J ieee Jones, W. Estabrook City, C. L. leM ’ H. Cohn of New York are at Chamber! Stearns, a RE James Brobley’of Boston, L. J Phillipe and F. ae _— RAILROADS IN WASHINGTON. TheSubject Under Discussion in the Senate. IMPORTANT NOMINATIONS. ———___ PRIVATE BILL DAY IN THE HOUSE, ——— THE SENATE, After the usual morning business in the way of the presentation of petitions and of the in- troduction and reporting of bilis (none of them of public importance) the Senate, at half-past twelve, papceeded to the consideration of bills on the calendar. BATLBOADS IN WASHINGTON DISCUSSED. A Dill’ to incorporate the Washington and Highlands street railway company of the Dis- trict of Columbia, having been reached on the calendar, gave rise to » discussion, in which Mr. Manderson advocated the system of Foren up such charters at auction, and Mr. Vest ar- gued for the prohibition of all strevt railroads except such as are to be operated by electricity or by cable, and he offered an amendment to that effect. Mr. Sherman sup} said that he woul ted the amendment and vote for a law compelling all existing street railroads in Wash- ington to change ~— their = systems into electric or cable systems, He believed that they could all afford to make the cl He characterized the occupation of streets by the Baltimore and Ohio railroad company as an outrage andashame and as amounting to an actual confiscation of property, and said that the Pennsylvania company was not much better. Mr. Hale argued in favor of a postponement of the bill until it could be more thoroughly considered, PROPOSED AMENDMENTS, The bill was laid aside without action— amendments having first been offered by Sena- tors Vest, Hale and Wilson (Iowa). The first two required the use of an electric or cable motive —_ power and the adoption of rails on a level with the strect surface. The latter was a requirement that whenever the net income should exceed 10 per cent of the actual paid-up capital the ex- cess of the income should be paid to the Dis- trict of Columbia, ¥ THE PUBLIC BUILDING BILLS on the calendar having been reached the fol- lowing were passed: For Sterling, Ill, $50,000; Oakland, Cal, $300,000; Cheyenne, Wyo., $150,000; Chester, Pa., $100,000; Helena, Mont., $400,000. ‘The bill appropriating $500,000 for Salt Lake City, Utah, having been reathed Mr. Plumb moved to reduce the appropriation from €500,000 to $400,000, on which considerable dis- cussion ensued, THE BLAIR BILL. While the debate was going on, the hour of 2o'clock having arrived, the bill went over without action, and the Blair educational bill came up as the ‘unfinished business,” Mr. Platt and Mr. Harris desired Mr. Blair to - a time when the vote could be taken on the ill, Mr. Blair said that he was unable to do so. At least five or six Senators desired to speak upon the bill, and the concluding speech of r. Evarts would necessarily take considerable time—probably a full day. He then proceeded to reply to some of the criticisms of the bill made by Mr. Faulkner and Mr. Spooner. IMPORTANT NOMINATIONS. The Baltimore Customs Officers on the List Today. The President today sent to the Senate the following nominations: Wm. M. Marine, collector of customs at Balti- more, Wm. D. Burchinal, surveyor of customs at Baltimore. Milton G. Urner, naval officer of customs at Baltimore, Cevil J. Karsner, appraiser of merchandise at Baltimore. Alfred C, Barwick, collector of customs at Burlington, N.J. Edward C. Duncan, collector of customs at Beaufort, N.C. John F. Patty, naval officer of customs at New Orleans, Geo. B, Maher of the District of Columbia, second assistant engineer in the United States revenue marine service, THE HOUSE, On motion of Mr. Rogers (Ark.) the Senate bill was passed authorizing the construction of & bridge across the Arkansas river in the In- dian territory. (A bill similar to this was Passed some days ago, but the second passage was made necessary on account of a mistake made by the engrossing clerks of the Senate.) THE ALABAMA CONTEST SETTLED. Mr. Haugen (Wis.), from the committee on elections, reported # resolution on the Alabama contested election case of Threet vs. Clark. The resolution, which was unammously re- ported, declared Clark entitled to retain his seat. It was adopted, On motion of Mr. Lanham (Tex.) a Senate Dill was passed increasing from $150,000 to $200,000 the limit of cost of the public building at El Paso, Tex. The Speaker laid before the House the Sen- ate bill referring to the Court of Claims the claim of W. E. Woodbridge for the use of his invention of projectiles for rifled cannon. Mr. Simonds (Conn.) asked that it be put Upon its esa Mr. Holman (Ind.) raised the point of order that the bill involved an expenditure of money and must first be considered in committee of the whole, The 8 er overruled the point on the ground that the bill on its face did not involve such an expenditure. On motion of Mr, Simonds an amendment was adopted providing that all persons havin, claims or interests adverse to those of Wé bridge may appear and defend the same. How- ever, the bill was defeated—year 111, nays 128. PRIVATE BILLA, The House then went into committee of the whole (Mr, Allen of Michigan in the chair) on the private calendar. ———+e+_____ Important Naval Orders. Commander John 8. Newell bas been de- tached from the navy yard, Boston, and ordered to duty in the bureau of- equipment and re- cruiting. Lieut. Commander E. H. C. Lentze has been detached from the naval academy on the 19th instant and ordered to duty in connection with the fit out of the U.S. steamer iphia. Chay W. O. Holway has been detached from navy Boston, and ordered to the receiving ship Wabash. : Ensign Frank W. Kellogg has been detached from the naval observatory and ordered to the of equipment and recrui a Aveis fant 3 bane hed wali mn detached from navy yard, ton, and red to dui “4g ok the fi out of the U.8, e day to Expiate His Crime. Craatestox, W. Va., March 7.—Felix Kampf was hanged here at 11 o'cloek this morning. Kampf, a widower, thought his son and dangh- ter, who would not live with him because he was so cross, had stolen articles from his bouse, and, going to their cabin, stabbed them with dirk so that they died in twenty-four hours Kampf was born in 1825 at Offenburg in aden, where he spent his earlier yeare His intelligence was of a low order and it was very difficult for him to make himself under- sf even to people of his own nationality, INSIDE OF IT. AThrilling Expose of the Lottery Scheme, GOV. HOVEY ALARMINGLY ILL. = ; : . . | He often spoke tenderly of his children, but A Prince Receives a Sickening | never secmed to realize the enormity of his crime. The execution was the first ~ ever Threat From Nihilists. i Sa a — So TO SAVE EXPENSE, A CABINET DISRUPTED BY KOSSUTH.| 4 Kansas Woman Adopts a Baby an@ —>_—_ Leaves It Dead on a Train, Wronrra, Kax., March 7.—Somewhat of @ “ON A MOUNTAIN APART.” How the Louisiana State Lottery is Try- ing Men’s Souls in North Dakota. Busang, N.D., March 7.—In the legisla- ture yesterday Representative Stevous sent to the clerk's desk and had read a private letter of Attorney General Goodwin which has created a profound sensation in all quarters, The at- torney general is not on good terms with the legislature, having been anathematized by the senate for giving more advice than they asked for on the late investigation. Besides this he is the known opponent of the entire lottery scheme, The letter read was dated February 2, 1890, toC. E. Johnson of Lisbon, » newspa- per publisher, and after making some explana- tions and statements about appointments at Washington he continues as follows: “Now I will give you the outline of one of the most damnable and infamous schemes that ever disgraced any legislature. The scheme in brief is to legalize the transfer and reincorpora- tion in North Dakota of the Louisiana state lottery. Rumors of the scheme have been floating around for some time past, but it has now assumed definite and the patrons are working openly for it. Some of our friends secured a copy of the bill just to look atitfor a few minutes and I had Miss Cadding take it in interested created Those —_ interested wife of J. P. Burkett of Kingmaa, Kan., and sister to Mr. D. D. Green and Mra BH. G Sturs of Wichita, While an employe was going through an incoming Santa Fe train last ing he found in one of the seats the dead of an infant about three months of once notified the officers and they from the passengers on the train that the had been occupied by aman ands woman. itfformants also told the officers that peared nervous as they neared the that = woman held in her arms The driver of the carriages which were veying the ngers from the depot w. hailed, and in one of them was the man wi had occupied the seat. The young man gave bis name as Otte Burkett, the son of P. M. Burkett of man, Kan. He is about eighteen years He said the lady with whom he was is his mother, Young Burkett further suid that passengers on the train had handed his mother the baby to take care of for a brief time and that it had beeu placed on the seat of the train. While in that condition ij i by f 53 shorthand. Itis @ short bill, carefully and | *itting on it They bad shrewdiy drawn, and on its face looks like a it im the = coach, — so Burkett godsend to the state. It proposes to be run |*8¥% | because they did = not wish to go to the expense of a burial,and the body of the infant was taken to the coroner's office at ll o'clock. Mr. D, 8. Green, a well-known man of Wichita, called at the coroner's office and said that Mrs, Burkett was his sister and was at his house. The coroner agreed to let her remain there until morning. in the interest of the state, paying into the treasury from $75,000 to €100,000 a year, in| tame furnishing enough revenue to run the | state government and buy the seed wheat and paige for the destitute in the state besides. wi inclose you a copy and you can then see the scheme It is simply astounding to see the men that | Green suid that his sister hed taken are falling into the arrangement—men whom | the child from 4 hospital in Calie you or { would never think of doing sucha | fornia und had intended to take it home with her and rear it as one of her own chil@ren. It had died, so said Mr. Green, a few miles north of Wichita, He said no accident had happened to the child. Tomorrow the coroner's jury will render a verdict as to the death of the infant, ae Going to Pay Up. New Yorx, March 7.—Postmaster Van Cott says Cashier Lounsberry’s bondsmen will his shortage without the trouble of a law _ Funeral of Young Lincoln. Loxpox, March 7.—The funeral of Abraham Lincoln took place at the residence of the American minister this morning, most of the members of the American legation being ent, The services were contacted by the Hew. Mr. Gibson. The floral offer s were Dumer- ous, the coffin being completely hidden ins bank of flowers, The remains were conveyed to the catacombs in Kensal Green, where thing. I understand the Ransom county mem- bers are favoring it at present, but Steve holding off for more money; he is bluffing for cool $100,000, Don't think he can command that amount unless it gets pretty close, and then the last man commands most any figure. There are millions in it and the boodle is here. ‘They guarantee the stock to pay 100 cents on the dollar every six mouths, and Senators who have iniluence have been promised $10,000 in stock. They think they have nearly votes enough, but want to be sure of two-thirds, as they expect, of course, to have to pass it over the governor's veto, __ It was intended to introduce it yesterday, but it was postponed until tomorrow, when it will go in if they feel sure on the votes. They are paying from $200,000 to $500,000 cash down and agree to double when the bill becomes a law. It is said od thoseon the inside that this monstrous swindle antedates the state conven- tion at that Senator Spencer, Alexander McKenzie, Gamgur, Wa: Haggart, and will temporarily remain. __ afow of ihe lendersin ‘the old genet hed this Fe lanned and that Harrison Alien piedged to From Wall Street Today. New Youx, March 7.—There was considerable more animation on the stock market this morn- ing than usual of late, and while Reading and sugar were still the leading active stocks their predominance in the market was not so marked as during the last two days. Other stocks re- ceived attention, and Lackawanna, St. Paul, Union Pacific and Missouri Pacific were promi- nent in the dealings. Louisville and Nashville also joined the account and stocks later. The activity, however, lasted only through the first half hour, after which the usual quiet business was transacted. First in al- most everything showed slight al ad- vances over last evening's figures, but Chi- cago gas was up 54, while sugar refine eries was 1}, lower at 67%. The mare ket was strong in the early deali . Mis elp carry it out, Their defeat there scotched the snake, and now this is the last desperate ttempt to control the politics of this new state. Of course, if successful, the Louisiana lottery would own the state and contro! and dictato its political future. It is a scheme worthy of the men who are back of it: they —— torule or ruin the republican party. they are using this asaclub over the mem- bers opposed to them, and they threaten to allow no legislation to go through until the bill passes. This is tobe the hub around which must revolve all the legislation of the session, THE TEMPTATION OF IT, The financial condition of the state is the great inducement to foster the disreputable scheme. Many of the farmer members, while they admit that it is of questionable morality, | further gains of small fractions were yet think the state would be justified in adopt- | souri Pacific and Lackawanna leading with & per ing this means to make the whole people happy | cent exch. Chicago gas, however, after og aud wealthy, With few exceptions they have! ing up % at 44rose to45, but settled back to the press securely muzzled, so that no adverse | 443g. Sugar, on the other hand, after ite open- criticism will get into the papers till it is too | ing decline soon topped its best price of yester- late. Geo. Winship has been approached with | day, touching 694. The best prices were not all sorts of seductive inducements, but without | maintained in the latter portion of the hour. il. They proposed to give $10,000 of stock ——— and make bis paper the state paper, furnish him all the lottery printing, and some of the [sees citizens of Grand Forks are here icking Winship because he is standing in the way of the city receiving the location of this beneficent institution. Some of the leading bankers of the state are in the scheme; in fact it is hard to say at this writ- ing where its ramifications end. It is the most seductive and corrupting thing that has been tried for many years. It is said the charter of the Louisiana state lottery expires in 1892 and the — sentiment of t corrupt state has reached the point that they will not allow it to be extended and they have seized upon the financial condition of North Dakota to aid them in fastening its blighting cursé upon the far fame of this new state. The very boldness of the scheme gives its tem -yetrength. A careful canvass is being made of the senate and house to secure — pledged men who can neither be bought, bulldozed, fettered nor cajoled into voting to pass it over the governor’s veto, and then wait and let the backers of the rotten scheme intreduce it and put themselves on record, and then flood the state with protests, letters and telegrams to rouse the sleeping lion of public entimeut and bury the reckless pro- moters of this outrageous thing so deep that they can never again raise their heads in the Politics of the state. We don’t want to make any move now for fear they will weaken before they are put on record by introducing the bill, and then claim they never inte: to and pass it at all, You can talk with Rush and Van about this, but Great Name. Beaum, March 7.—Prince Carolath naich has been elected grand master the Free Masons in Prussia, oo ews A Fool College. Katamazoo, Micu., March 7.—All the twenty- one students of Kalamazoo college who kid- napped Profs, Ferry and Trowbridge bave been sent away, leaving the college without a senior class, The leader, W.W. Desantells of Detroit, is expelled. The others are suspended fore year. an Indians Reduced to Cannibalism. ‘Wixsiree, Max., March 7.—Alex. Kennedy, who has arrived from Dunvegan, states that the Indians around that place are starving and that many deaths have occurred, It is also reported that cannibalism has been resorted to by the famished natives posdencaeo onsnnatn Got His Own Medicine, Hamtitox, Ox1o, March 7.—George Harding, ex-captain of the police here, shot Michael Be- gan, @ local politician, at the Cincinnati, Ham- ilton & Da; ger station last nigh The jee gel gpa ie te by Regan, who struck Harding in the face without cause and immediately commenced blazing away et him without effect. Harding in self defense fired two shots, the last taksng effect in Regan's ab- — inflicting what is thought to be amortal woun P don't make it public until I send you word. —_—_o—— nig ——- write it up in yng Cpe the A Radical Candidate. Seas daa ee «lense | Avzawra, Ga., March 17.—President tional details, and have it ready for publication mers’ Alli next Friday, and if the reaches a head | stone of the Farmers’ Alliance, who is # candi- before that time I will you ‘set up | date for governor, puts himself ons novel and stoves.’ startling proposes all can- oot rely aanuoandioneace George themselves in favor of Fe = ut count i FE. ves in favor crops Goodwin. 80 per cent of their —___ ALL FOR KOSSUTH. Herr von Tisza Retires From the Hun- Pests, March 7.—The dissension between other members of the Hungarian cabinet in re- F i ie He