Evening Star Newspaper, March 29, 1890, Page 1

THE EVENING star | PUBLISHED DAILY. Except =i AT THE STAR BUILDINGS, ‘Northwest Corner Penusylvania Ave. and 11th Sty by The Evening Star Newspaper Company, & H. KAUFMANN, Pret, Evexrea Stan is served to ™ tents sack. postage Lonth one year, $6; si months, $: [Entered at the Post Office at Washington, D. C.as we ond-clams mail matter.) ‘Tax WEEKtt year, postaz= prepaid. as Va. 76—No. 15,097, miblishet on Friday—81 = = mont So cent, must be paid in advance; ® is pala for. Rates of advertising made known on application WASHINGTON, dl D. C.. SATURDAY, MARCH 29, 1890. ai Star. TWO Ma a et A tin onl Mate oa al aera st Ml ste alll sini "__SPECIAL NOTICES. | _ SPECIAL NOTICES. |. SPECIALNOTICES. | Washiopa New and Ga IEROQM Ge GAPITOV NOTICES. SPECIAL NOTICES _SPECIAL NOTICES. _ - SPECIAL NOTICES. ;ATS OF JJ BROOKLAND CAN BE fice of AMCLACHLEN, & ' —— 7 ¥ we N WASHINGTON DE-) % THE WASHINGTON | fee MEET. MRS. CONDORY'S DIVORCE SUIT. aA “NOTICE AEE, TESA meats . oie cokapanies are notified to re- _ WHY THE DIAMONDS WERE BOUGHT. , juove all wires au sturex from the St. cload Buiid- | Shearer, ‘at the aw. corner of th and ¥ ste nw. om or ee No ere neel apply. SEE ‘EW YORK DISPATCH, SUNDAY, MARCH 30. Sold by all News Dealers in Washington. it JOHN T_ CLEMENT! ford the Ist day of April, 1800, otherwise the sane will be removed at the risk and expense of the com- panies of persons owning such ‘wires and a on ine aoe choot “Lyceum, ia Hon. Ted D Prac W. Bed ree Worth retary went, F 1 wish to sell's Grat morurage on about 2.200 scres [Zo UE EMPL, ia GAGE, EIGHT PE 3 VES I XIN TOMoIaGW a p.m, Clabangh tall, 1630 THAORDINALY’ FINANCIAL OFEER, | GAS COOKING, sn) vB IEFORE BUYING. Tah st. Mrs, EB lose and gutiers a CORCORAN BUILDING. me hall i9th ‘et. 594 15TH ST, t abaunsee count’ ‘ rs: at Good Templars’ hai wan t ‘aie Als = ih = 3 Ny ‘Lodge in charge, with a pen Feached by Roc! mn Paci — dF st and Unis Fine grazing lated: swell set in wrane: well watered by mes; fenced with barbed wire; rents for 2700 per ash ; coal shaft beine sunk in neighborhood. ote for 88,000, bearing 8 percent in- CE 10th ans DWy tenibeeot River Ive Co. aud Willis" ice Coccombined.) owning the best located harvesting piant in Maine, snd having made the sdditions requived to meet i EMPERANCE MASS MEETING IN THE *% Metropolitan MP, Clvurehe comet 4% and tires nday ch rt First m payable semi-annually. arty must reali, | rapid erowth, will give its J of COAL and WO) D for Si W! Baldwin, Sereet may * | ast the past, "Best eindea of COAL and WOGD for ee eee et ae ee ‘ re opportunity for first-class investment. Hed Wagons. E. Mf. WILLIS, W m: itreas Bo: Kuown and most popular Jecturers iu the Temperance reform, ‘The Central oe Mission Choir, under the leadership or Mr, aL MEMBE! RS OF COVF- age ity aay? charge of ‘i npg ee ae) to oes the ‘sining. Boia ‘by the “Boston Rs. K. A. DONOVAN, i ‘ae jeal Company. Publ H i the of on e brothe = H.Ucvene, =. Soa F ST Sermtvers of ater io scocundly ieee er ‘Wil Exhibit om MONDAY, :}1st March, and TUFS- DAY, April Ist, a Choice Selection of Imported Hats, | > — __B. Hl. HABNER, Sec, aBPaTRORS HAVING Lectut 30 a. 7:30 “ADIN, ‘Tratice Speaer, ‘aud Byychometric | “Ds Bonnets nd Yoques from the Leading Houses ot Puri | (FE ‘hewn ects Necretary of te Sunithern fe nis, After each inettre. 10s. door collection, an dou, Nested a R “ ach 2 apt Se h wold By ‘Estat, rid Nocards, meO-tw | BIG uth ae iow sad commend him patrons, SNON: PARTISAN WCU IMPORTANT say . CALDWE. UP WE WOULD BE @ YOU CXAMING OUF aNSOTtERt 1:30 p.m. terested in ‘nob: partis work’ eoetialy invited toattecd, it business meeting MOND ac Foundry THURSDAY, MARCH temperate 7. 1890, a Washington News and Gossip, CHRIST | RCH NAVY YARD, « G@ ST, bet Gah sua Sth, Rey ailbert F Fee ea Services conducted ony Si Of the church it a> AMES CHURCH: 8TH STREET NEAR “lee -» Rev. J. W. rector.—: latins, 10: Bon ‘Oclock: hol; oma, ir am; sunday school catec! at rs 3 evensong, Week dave. 7 and 9.81 an vat” Hol loly days, Wattcotagn and Fri days, 7:20 prin, ‘eats free. “It” ASSEMBLY PRESBYTERIAN oy cor, 5) org orate ra, i i foung People's Meeting, 2 bate er gon a ot fite oT Pare 2 Pim, idseries of Bini questionne Page m4 FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH, 167H = eaee = near Scot sos.20's Se Deuehiag. Seine pastor Sunday ‘schools 6:30 Page 12 m. and 7:30 ron SAE Theeting, 7 olock. Page 8 in y the evening Dr. Stakely will rdeliver th seventh | Fon RENT (icows) Pure 2 nono} speec! Page 2 Paul Subject: “Hefore Agriphe at 4? Bap- | FOR RENT (overs) "Paze 2 tism at conclusion ta evening service. it"_ | FOR RENT (Stores). -Pase 3 RELIC nIGIO ee i RTY eeErINGS AE AT = RENT (Orrices). Pore y AVE. KE., OE SALE ¥ Pax ee the prophecies of Revelation. ‘ailare FOR SALE oe — ST. JOHN'S CHURCH, GEORGETOWN, Ps corner U and Potomac sts.—Services Tomor- row: 8 am, holy 2 am., morning Rapes iy commanion: 8 gna "serino) even ayer, ves ing pray choir, 8 x ‘STREET BAPTIST CHE CHURCH, BE1 ser. 6th and 7th sts, Rev. J. J, Muir, pastor, 230 p.m. Sub- ue Services Tomorrow at 11 «:m, and 7 ject of sermon in the morning, ‘*An the evening, “Undesirable wisdom. comed, FOURTH ST. ‘Sunday school. preaching by the pastor; cing Prayer meeting. iy uy M.E. cHUnC! liam, and a PI of Spring Overco: h ‘Suite and b.xtra Pants. GEO. SPRANSY. 434 7th at, ELPHONZO YOUNGS COMPANY 7 we F denariment. S On| aly BICYCLES. Boundcy Church, fae Tath and G sts, a Are Offering DAY, Avni I, at7:30 pan. Addresses by Hon. Hee OVERMAN WHEEL COMPANY, eld" P: eta Wi n. ‘New Vermont Maple Sugar. VICTOR CYCLES. and others, Capt. Juck Crawford, the noted ecout New Vermont Maple Syrup—gal. cans, New Vermont Maple Syrup—quart cana, Stem Cut Florida Oranges direct from the grove | See "5,7 ES eet eeereren The Spring cont of Leet * wee begin on TUES- ieee See te dirs hinge Purity Java Coffee, put up in elegant serew-top 8D | DAY. April 1, at 6 pm, andcontiuue until May 31, ot nak: Guantesuiiicsi tien No'feeroqulred except that for Matriculation (85). Our “Big Bargain” Flour st ¢5.47 is selling fast and ne ERA opiate. makes friends of all whotry it. We also offer other = BEST AXD CHEAT rg BARRELS. ee thle ows iutereete by wettin estimates for this Gene Headquarters for the Cleveland Baking Powder | ess beter ees rent nee a a Which we fully recommend. m KR | WILL REMOVE ABOUT APRIL 18T TO 715 13TH ST. NW. m28-6t* <= =i Toa AL MEDICAL COLLEGE. ee DAY Marcin 3 MENT por THE CO- rh $0. eit NIGHTS TS OF PYTHIA he members of Mt, TT Vernon and sister Todas are requented te be bresent at the funeral of our Jate brother. Philip Spect, at his residence, 1917 K'st. 1.W., OM SUNDAY at 2 0" cloc# p.m. it ne ). E, RITCHTE, CC, SPEC TAL eouMG ICA- tion of Be iu in B. French 15, ¥.A-AM. will be held at Masouie ‘Teniple 3 ‘03 DAY, h $i, 1 7: sharp. dros. 4 fall ‘attendance reqjnest p.m. Work-—-M. AL’ Members of oth md ledges sre fraternally invited to be present. by WM, A. GATLEY, Secretary. <= ANNUAL MEETING OF THE ‘stockholders of the Columbia Fire, Insur- 1. Adjowiny B. & O. KL BRIGHTEN UP YOUL IDEAS UPON THE we Shbsect of Clothes. A visit to ourestablish= fuent will wive yous just and practical seuse of values, We have worked earnestly to merit the approval aud Patrouase of the peo ELPHONZO YOUNGS COMPANY, Our establishment is a great i m2? 428 Ninth st | Cosmopolitan institution. We have goods to ple ance Company of the District of Columbia for the | everybody. and youcan place the utinost reliance upon | evoetic oF Trustees to serve for, the enemy year will | ourreprescutations. be bald a the company's ofhce im the Kellogg Bulld- W. NOAH WALKER & CO. ing, 1416 Fst ns ob MONDAY, April 7,2 BE Eeeason War. _m2S.nt 625 Pennsylvani the polis will be Spened o'clock m.'and closed Why je it that GRASTY, st 1510-12 7th at nw.,is | Because be hax 4 himself right into « live busi- > WASHINGTON SAFE D DEPOSIT CO. STORAGE DEPARTMENT ROO) lar proof: foome all above ground: particularly | adapted for the Storage of Furniture, Picturos, Xc. 74m books ‘for the, transfer of stock closed from Satur- il 5, to Tuesday, April S, both days iuclusive, ASSOCIATE: iy Md, will hold Se TEetown, tthe Capitol to Grasty's, pestis Oat George Count; meter = 5 eting atthe Pioneer "Inatitute, Hill ae jgasare monsy om Furniture, China, | WASHINGTON SAFE DEPOSIT CO., ave, ‘on THURSDAY. Aprit ay 1800. ‘There will bb Lamps, ‘Tim, &e, Sao prepared to RENT BOMLS at really RE- res, solos, a debate and ‘payers on various edu ‘why inf that < Gaasty buysso many Tes and Dinner be CED k b RAT mm onal topics, The public invited. ® LuGAS Secretary, Because he selis 56-ptece Fancy Tea Set $2.98 and | ATTENTION, J.0.W. A M—The ae 100-yiece Dinner Set Revived to call and nee pract ee SS. c ‘Why is it that Grasty—The Pusher—undersells the | {ous in Casting Aluminu the othice a ie ipa wal DNESDAY. rome yi ied Big Tora ther houses! | Aiuminura, Manutecturiug Coy 1314 F jor the purpose of ruisihg the Ameri lag on. the ‘Decquse lis renia are much less and ho sells everything | Practical piece with you. co ek o ‘i for CASH Soll Gok cuties eit i a Addison School.” Vour pace in line can only "bs Alle ‘Why is if that some of the merchants “vay that Grasty FIRST-CLASS TABLE BOAT by you, Be prompt. lent Service ; al ces at any hour. ACKNO’ Boesuse they, feel chilly when some of their, ald cus- Beenie pe tomers toll them waat they have scen at Urasty's. | ( Why te it that Grasty sellss Parlor Sulle for $27.50 = for which other ae £ 0, TAVENNER, Chief Marshal. _W. L. BOYDEN, Adit. tf CARDS, EASTER 1 BOOKLETS, Easter Art Prints and Easter Novelties, AD clegaiut line and a lange stock, C. PURSELL, Bookseller, ‘418 uh st thaw. LONDON HAT Ship ment of Christie's ik Hats, Derbios | and Sort Hat Bole aeeene for He my Heath, London; | Christie, London; Knox, d_ Youmans, Now York. BLS me ‘The Pusher's business fa growing all the | ie old houses ery dull times, &. 3 Blower and Blows the musical tune— | eap for Ba we FOR SALE—PO! S12 Wap is vt that some people doubt the statements made f— Treet of Growud in tots fronting on “itn pesos are hereby by Ibe lower? st. Botindagy and Columbia road. DEEBLE, | money or deliver any bt od Because they bave 208 been tv see, Davis &CO., zt 10 F st. 26-1 Schetbei, THE KISING rat ie a ‘Why ts it that Grasty paps The Star for printing his | He P.3.—Mr. Louis Heilbran $s my duly auth agent and collector. Tiecuuse he knowa thatit pays t+: advertise when you | ecto. —=— THE WORK AN NDIHE M MEN. We, ENDORSE do what you S3 Why ist giet Orth sane Nice Tumblers for 156; a se beteoree iow Gi SALE FF TY-FIVE SHARES JUD- any ie Ke kK (parent) at 835 Tough so arsch Statting and At the Baptist ministers’ conference of. m Peuunatic I. BR. Stoel 1¢ District that sy “Apply tO GURLEX BOS. 1530 F st, gf Coummoit held “atenday, the "ath, evs, ho fol- fation was whauimously a Be-3uee be bows and yashes along the line Cheap for | _ FOURS: ; Whereas Descon J. E. Farrar, Retoral necat for the Li youden't want suything yourself give “the reason | oh Belg SEE SE adhe Lynchbung Senunary, Waa achoolf Seanaiies te tee why" to your Iricgde ad word ‘them to see me. Ss soon as pyesiole that may do you ald Interest of the suid school, we take pleasure in come, ome faPhrne, of the said schol, we take. pleastre in ‘con MAG Le Tibet aw. G. WAKE SIMPSON, “Expert in relly and the pubis penessee 7 6°08 People of _ Furniture, China, Tin, Ac. 2329-3m Trousers,” Cor, Oth aud G mb25_ EEN aes OBINSON, President, Tax G Sx SpICATE ‘Cera | WASHINGTON, D.C, FEB. 13, 1890. fs, Secretary, HE REA’ A = ag - ¥ = pleasure in informing the public, that having RIG RL a fe ues. ft Printing and En- GEDNEY & ROBERTS. 407 108h at ‘Adj eaee Post Bul SE. Cor. 9th and I sts. ton Washington, D.C. We take pleasure to inturm the ciosuing buyers that Te Rave been able to ercure our building long enoweh duspose of our stock of Clothing, in order to. this we will certainly «ive you pricce lower thau over, secured the Tron Front building, No. 3313 6th st. near City post oftce, I Bave opened: 1m addition to my Lum- ber 3 ‘Mill Work Department. where can LINDS, C MOULDINGS. «STAIR Ouk, OFFICE, PistuRes Fors wrayn. DO You ANDSO! TWO- Ory and Basement Heuser with reception We invite all to come and see ux. aud those who don't halt" Look at 1134 220 st n.w., Open all day. For Duy themselves will gladly “tell tbeir friends where SCKEEN WOKK, price and terms apply to ED, J. HA) 711 may be secured and shall makes syecialty of Qud Size Work in all its | St. uve it Very Fine Drow, Suits, formerly sold at €18 | Branches. including Interior Finials in Hard wood = syne G50 s 30 and @ &e., and st my Yards, Doth and B sts, u.w., can Gt Re Prince hiberés, worth $2 ‘5, you may aw fare ot Pine Class of Building Lumber, 1 se Ce = nae ate ask a share of your patronage. As e constitution of the Met Fine All-wool Black Cheviot Suits, worth $15, for | “Thave ‘MeWm, E-Sinith as manager of th | ruveduoesy aed Baldi Coumany Ob Meee 87-60. Mill Worl Departuient where be will be pleased to see Md., there will be at the branch office of sai 1s Sexy Fine All-wool Corkscrew Suit, worth $16.50, | iis frie OG seu atewot northwest, Washinat Sine. Ril- woot Business Suits that will cost else- Sour very RiChanp i, WILLET, ROCLOCK Bo Ee tio ft de= where 14 for $11.25 Pal Work Dent Sraces lames mon We have several ches Lrunber Yard _Estimates furnish: U quent stoe ‘as tollows ‘Two shares inuame of Mary Armistead: 0 shares, if, E, Woodward: Carne Thompeon: shares, Jumes P. ‘ian 1 sare, Jacob e237. elsewhere at $2.50, for its, from _ 14 to 18 years, for $5.60. wee ‘The New Store has a larger Stock of GAS FIX- TURES and LAMPS. Call and examine. cA _MUDDIMAS, 614 12th st. NOTICE TO HOUSEHOLDERS: @ secured the Agency for the HARDEN “ BARD GRENADE the most Feluble Fire Exune Now please sememter cur goods are here for your | rutsherin the world, The timely use ot these Grenades fospection, and if you give us a call we will aawure you | fusneriD. ines from destruction aud often . — ee 5 oad Enee Pants, fare ae Sy ares, Geo. 1. 17 shares, B. 1. Walker. EK: per cent cash deposit within 15 deve. it torus os presccibed ee oo complied with in the time specified the rucht1s reserved to reseil at the isk aud cost of defaulting purchaser or pur- isa f pers woods pou +> Apressing our sin- id them, Soc chenbe dec sour y support inthe past and | °3zsd becasue SON, Wheteeste Dy exter of the Boued of Dinsstors, Git 4 Pennsylvania uv usting 3t may ce of the w our Bevviiowe ws merit acoatinur mis OkeaT ® ByNbiGare 8. DANA LINCOLN, Secretary. respectfully _DUNCANSON BROS., Auctioncers. m29-3t ct CLOT Ng dour ieee all and see our plant, DEXTER 8 #01 to-499 Ost nw LIME! TIME! LIMEI!—WE GUARA Ae quality ; wood burnt. Wowie waite Dung clean lime. A inal will cotivince thatit and « 1s the beat and cnc. LEWIS & CO., am Warehouseand Yard, 110-1186 Ke" XOU GOING TO BUILD? LUMBER~—DOORS— WINDOWS, Tes: Tean BLINDS AND MOLDINGS BURCHELL'S Telephor srRING' Lear ome ea 1s FE ROre, ——— atcorner 6th st, and New York ave.n.w. 50. 3 pound. TEKS Dit, DRAFTS, CABLE qucime oun AKFAST, == Benes m29 LIBBEY, BITTINGER & MILLER. GREEN, OOLONG, Every convenience on afforded trav- Vorivaled in vl Price, Quslity _m6-1m LEWIS y dud tous ee Ge UST LIMES OF THE SEASON ARE aud Variety. ~TOUIS CUN! 1S CUNNINGHA| THE muti cy ‘ie B. W. BURCHELL, RS Eee Exchange, | _1t* LOCAL STO : erage soe Eien, |S PEE Se ARRAY SOTCE=L, ELL EAA | oe mse cure ot Tire conan a a hlets for treatment of aii kinds of cauine diseases seut | {he middle of April ‘ame pemaining Leties Fore poe esis Sot Bird Store, 317 12th st. mw, | Haye Te bene of ‘the re G. L. MAGRUDER, M.D., Dean, Ock Stock Or Ison Suxs, EQUITABLE 815 Vermont ave, Both in Plain and Figured, was never better assorted, |" CO-OPERATIVE BUILDING ASSOCIATION. 4 a EE beckek ban tis edlptan oe We can show you ap endless variety. “EQUITABLE BUILDING,” 1003 F ST. aks wR lier od inside three (3) mon' TORNADO INSURANG) FRENCH CHALLIES just opened and fresh from the New York Custom House, ASSETS $1,119,062.77. . —THE CoM. ‘mercial Union Assr. Co. .Limited, of Landon Office hours, from 9 a.m. to 4:3 1 , On | iusures: damage wy &e. ‘The handsomest lot of ROBES and FANCY DRESS the first Webnesday in Poo euan We can cae be = Tyten. Rl fae a) Agts., GOODS ever shown in Washington. open from 6 to So’clock p.m. Advances will be made | _™?9-6t ot ow promptly at 7 o'clock. The 18th issue of stock is open <a THY RACES. A choice lot of SATTEENS and FRENCH, SCOTCH | tor subscription. WATCHES. WATCHES, and AMERICAN GINGHAMS. Shares are $2.50 per month. om _ A new lot of BLACK GOODS of all kinds just $1,000 advanced om each share, Mucties Gostring to yisehese Pamphlets explaining the objects and advantages of CHRONOGRAPH WATCHES — the Association are furnished upon application. are invited to inspect our large assortment of the latest en os stock im FAST BLACK HOSE, warranted THOMAS SOMERVILLE, | ™Proved eorsey aud ae eres i r= INO. JOY EDSON, Sec'ry. a4 | WARRENIEDby = AL SALIZSTAIN, 32. JE} ex ‘i j= aE, LOAN AND TRUST Pies geen oe ,000,000,, _P. S.—Will soll you on time at ensh prices, m29-3t* mez 919 PENNA AVE. TEMPORAL OFF OFFICES, HOLE st. ai bs eee foe bel ‘corner Den ond i ood aw. MONEY LOANED. ON COLLATEKAL AND ox REAL Toots of Tx "Trsomsox-Hovstox Exzcrnio Nath, Secured ‘Loans, Pani by the Company, Tals eee ogee Saemene coe Gdaauumnie Hale ooner and Repair 20 Atlantic avenue, Boston, Masa | 1. H. WARNER, President, Bee W EES EP pans a oon ame | WASHINGTON OFFICE, 1333 F ST, 1B BOBION: SERCTURS: (i abe _ Tulsi zc ommend te attention of the clergy and New Sparse Gions. ie rasa asia tte demas ved line of Wash Sats Joy lo esau: cot Charles. ey KR sea (_Mastina carde pentiy prints trom yourplate, sourplatea 3 Ante See iene sae aa oes hours of 9 a.m. and 4:30 p.m. daily at the office of ‘JNO, A. PRESCOTT, Secretary and Treasurer, al¢tn 1616 F ot, o.w., Kellogy Building. NORTH xOAPITOL (2 ‘Cap. and K n.e., R ook, Suing Lomorrow by pastor, ore Tham. aed 280 p-m. Sunday school, #: 50 a.m. ‘oung people's moet- ing, 6:45 p.m. All welco i =" AELPRS SI CONGREGATIONAL chureh, 9th tor. at 11 ‘ain, and 150 P.m, ‘Even ing subject: “kedemption.” You: ay 2 Pat 5 oat PROPOSALS, RAILROADS. Hari pigs mesting at 6:30, Prayer mocting Thi er OF THE REFORMATION, PAL ave. and 2d st se, Rov. eae i SUBURBAN PROPERTY... SUMMER RESORT: or, Passion Wi ook ourvines® eamday Ti aie Page 12 is 30 p.m, “The Shadow of the Cross.” -Page Montay-9/d0 pias -Canteaninn sae ore 22 Page telling’ Cheist,Y "Weauend Christ Forstelling.” “Page Heate'ties Other Crosses.” Friday—“Cross Fraitt." | waNrep (Hovere AxD ~Page ae: “SOULS CHURCH _( rae wees enone Rese WANTED (MisceLLanrovs) WANTED (Rooms).. WINTER RESORTS, WOOD AND COAL.., corner of 14th and L sts. n. tomorrow at 11 a.m. and 7:30 Rev. Kush B. Shippen. Sunday class at 0-45 a, reach in, "ty the Pastor, Pschoul ook and Bibis tt © Rivas idiiv we Govensaext Receirrs Topay.—Internal Fevenue, $339,727; customs. $973,429. Rerons Scuoon Tatsrees.—The President has appointed A, J, Falla and Cecil Clay to be trustees of the Dist ‘ict He Reform School. Promorep.—Assistant Engineer Robert & Griffin, U.S.N., has been promoted to the grade of passed assistant nt engin > L ANEC ANS. WAN’ Tuner Mone Notantes.—Chas, & Drary, = MoEER ave bot, ON ent ‘on Herbert Richardson, 1 5380 P 23 people's meeting, y oa 93 Bun. Services on’ Wednesday, Thursday and Friday at p.m. Communion on Friday evening, CHURCH, 9TH. mae BP K. Naylor, D.D. SRYLAND M, D ats, s.w.—Preac! Pim. by the pastor, Rev. 30. Welcome, => WAUGH ME. CHURCH, = AND a 8 Preac! Wm. Oscar Roome and Wm. A, McNulty have been appointed notaries public for the District of Columbia,, Tar Prestpext’s Cattens Tovar included 5 Pieteia Blaine, Senators Allison and Hale, yl hide esas Owen, Brower, Elliott, Booth- man, Lacey and Dunnell, John B. Henderson, M. M. Estee and Mr. Studebaker, D. A. Garber ot Toledo, H. N. Middleton and £, N. Smith of Philadelphia. A Penstox oN Account or Insantry.—Assist- ant Secretary Bussey today directed the Com- missioner of Pensions to grant a pension im the caso of Thos. Grace, late machinist United Mite pastor. GRACE REFORMED OHU between Rhode Island aye, aua service Tomorrow x Ji and 7 day and Thursday ico Friday event METROPOLITAN PRESUYTERIAN Church, 4th and B sts, ‘se. (Capitol Hill), ce Wedues- nd preparatory aeny= Pastor Services Tumorrow d. an Sabbath school, 0:30 a.m Prayer rineetings ‘Taceday and Thursday Cvebings a at Xi RES: | States navy. Grace had served eleven years and, nth ‘sts. | Continuonsly in the navy and was discharged Ws ae ie, Age D: Soke January 7, 1887. to the government hospital for pehool at ‘O:ad an. Young people's ticking nD the insane in agit bone bonis ue - 7 that the insanity was the 3 Washinston nejrale by Hee, TST DEA | result of onmses incident 6 bia service, rector -Servicos: 7 Holy 4 munion: 11 | Gen, Bussey coincided with this view, and, so an mit Choraly and Sermon ty tie han? 4H | therefore, directed ected the pension to issue. le, Fector, Mt. Calvary Church, ittmore, Ma~ i 2 Penstons ror District Propie.—Pensions have been granted to residents of the District of Columbia as follows: Original invalid, Mah- lon H. Best, Theodore T, Moore, Albert W. Tyler, Abraham Carpenter and Jeremiah Cro- nin of Soldiers’ Home; increase, Mark J. Car- penter. alias John Bennett, Albert J. Richards, alias Albert F, Jones; reissue and increase, Willian H. Lester; widows, &c., Catherine, widow of Robert Jones of Soldiers’ Home, Pensonat.—F. W. Smith of Bridgeport,Conn., E. H. Lyman of Brooklyn, Andrew H. Miller of Philadelphia, J. A. Morse of Pittsburg, F. Merian Wheeler of Montclair, N.J., George H. Remington of Providence and Thos. ‘Kitkpat- rick of New York are at the Arno.—Capt. E. C. Babb, ex-grand commander Grand Army and jopgl mayor of Minneapolis, is at the St. james, ——8. B. Crowell of Boston, 8. B. Jack~ son of Chicago, H. T. Wickham of Richmond, R, A. Duncan of Bowlder, Col.. Jas, Tichborne of New York are at the Ebbitt.—Judge A W. Tenney of Brooklyn, W. Scott Sims, 8. G. Doran and A. J. Stoddard of New York and E. A, Montooth of Pittsburg are at Willard’s——Earl A, Rogers of Los Angeles, Cal, is at the Johnson.—— Hon. 1. V. Baughman, controller of Maryland, W.E. Page of New York and Harvey N, Collison of Boston are Chamberlin's——Dwight F. Dunn of Worcester, Mass., L. W. Bancroft of Brooklyn, Pliny Fisk’and Alex. G, Fisk of New York are at the Arno.—Theodore T. et RB W. Bingham, 8. J. Sanford of New York, S. A. Boynton of Cleveland, Wm. 8. Brush of Buffalo and B. F. Jones, ie. of Pittsburg are at the Sion Men Geo. L, Huntress, C. I. Hood, and Edward L. Pierce of Boston are at Wormley’s.—Frank C, Osborn of Cleveland, C. M. Boscowitz dnd Nathan a of New York, J. W. Rockwell of H. J. Spooner, jr., of Providence ana Dr. Thomas Hall of Boston are at the Riggs, — Mr. J. TL Littell, who has been absent time aay siehtnes Ret Sune oH, coRNEE 9: Pre: Sunday schoo} tir 7:30 p. Paw, Churles ‘al tendent.. =snodey ‘school, 3:30 p.m, dilly invited to these services. UN <a rown, st 11 WW. Sunday school, 9: vad 7 : of Christian Eudeavor 6 30. eve. All welcome. <a CONGREGATIONAL cae corner of 10th and G sts. 11.w.— he pastor, x Newman, D.D. will preach et 11 ate une soho piectot Chriecantt upon the whole rian," and, m. Hon. will») ae HA ne i ‘the pastor, Rey. A. Pe, Musieied by Fa eae Kelley, 2 Sm aud 7:30 p.m. ‘Young people's inept "Hoe “Soc Veayer meeting ea ND § STS, A. oopel rts shook Soo ant p.m, Welcome ath ATH AND S¥. AVE ‘fe raved eens ret Sunday’ scliool, 9:30 an, are welcome, his mectling wt 6:30 Pau. ‘Thursday evenitur “i Strangers are SF it CONGREGATI S00 G ste. wcll pastor.—Hon. Elijah’ A: setts, will give an ‘address ‘Sune in, the, Consresational Cyurch at 7.30. o'cloc “A Business Man's View of roy oe ” BAPTIST, CHUROH., 41H ae. .m. by Rey. T. W. Newman of Virwinias Y. a meeting, & p.m. Subject: a People's S r <p. prayer aud praice ian Endeavor, PROF. JOHN Mt TAN Young Peop! fon EE. 208 : West Washington: D.C. =SCENTRAL, METHODIST PROTESTANT tet = irk ore wo Surrey at fi 5 io Pastor, Rev. 3. Recas ‘baptiam of itfnnts 0 p. dime apeckers uf net fine ’Netioual efor A src ear ther. Quarter! 380, pm. the new boarda requested to be present, < = EPIPHANY CHURCH, G 87. R ete me Mrceas oe ens Bed b-30 and 1l'ata aud 480 pom, Beata free ext ceptat ll am. at* CHURCH OF THE ENSION, MASS, | ee item, ‘Ushers will eo 7:30 p.m. Seats free. subject be: WESLEY CHAPE, a <a PALEY, CHAPEL, REV. CHARLES W. ‘by the pastor, 11 ag dren's 280 bain, oe ‘icks and Alex. on business in Can- the sf yesterday, Thos. E. Proctor and Geo. H. Quincy uf Bos- Bartram of Newark, Miss H. P. Bristol, B.L, G, 1. Isley ot Ex- W prion Bel Watertown and J. eg sof Pi — are at the ‘Normanaiés—Prof. fioan jickey of Michi- gan, chairman of the national committee of the prohibition party, arrived in tho city this afternoon on business connected with the Ne- braska amendment campaign and is at the Fredonia,—Rev. Father Jackson, a Catholic pad’ gd Borneo, is in the city for a few days,—| Walter P. Phillips of New York, eral manager of the United Press, is at mberlin’s, THE WINDRIM INVESTIGATION. An Alleged Agreement With Represent- ative Wade. The examination of Mr. E. A. Woolley of Springfield, Mo., by a sub-committee of the ittee on public buildings and the matter of the choice of the se- "s meeting, desyor, 6:45 p.m, METROPOLITAN Sem. Elder Robt HG. SLEY ZION SREY DE, POMER'S CHUR 3 ae CH, CORNER 1) atm Sunday) MORSING and ore atiland 7:30, Passion wee! rervices every ‘eventing ene >YERMONT SvERUS, CHETSTIGR ‘Church.—F. D. Power, at 11 and 7:30. ook Rrra cru) seen Oa8 Fellows pall}, question by Senator Spooner the Y.MLC.A., 1409 NEW Sage meeting | ‘Col. Ener, ara See theta c= 1 cote RE ate ats. usw. F gh gti j ra it e THE CITY OF SORROW Work at Louisville to Recover the Dead. THERE ARE PROBABLY 150 DEAD ——=]The Death Losses Are Heavy in Scores of sce thiigs FROM THE CAPITOL. BOWLING GREEN WAS NOT TOUCHED, OONGRESESSIONAL PROCEEDINGS. Both Honses in Session, But Little Business Done. THE SENATE. Among the bills reported from committees and placed on the calendar were the following: Senate bill to encourage co-operation and pro- vide for the formation of co-operativefsocieties in the District of Columbia. Mr. Dolph addressed the Senate on the reso- lution offered by Mr. Voorhees as to agricult- ural depression. THE HOUSE. On motion of Mr. Bayt Bayne (Pa.) the Senate bill was passed for the erection of a pyblic building at Allegheny City, Pa., at a limit of | cost of $250,000. The bill was amended by | striking out the appropriating clause. On motion of Mr. Penington (De!.) a bill was | parrigs increasfng from $150.000 to $250,000 the og! of ft goed of the public building at Wilming- ee motion of Mr. Baker (N.¥.) the Senate bill was passed suspending for one year the provisions of the act requiring steamers to be Provided with life-carrying projectiles, On motion of Mr. Ketcham ( .) the Senate Dill was passed for the erection of a public building at Hudson, N.Y., at a limit of costof 5. On motion of Mr. Bankhead (Ala.) a bill was passed for the erection of a public build- ing at Tuscaloosa, Ala., at a limit of cost of | $40,000. Secret Session—No Action Taken, Senators Call and Quay ha having returned from Florida the Senate went into executive session at the close of the morning hour yesterday to consider the nominations of Judge Swayne ‘and Attorney Stripling of the northern district of Florida, These nominations were under consideration by the committee on judiciary several months upon charges preferred by the Senators from that state. They were, it is understood, to the effect that Judge Swayne was not a bona fide resident of the state, and that both the nominees con- ducted their offices in a partisan and non- judicial manner, Yesterday confirmation of the nominations was urged by Senator Ed- munds, chairman of the judiciary committee; by Messrs, Hoar and Wilson cf lows, members of the committer, and by Senators Quay, Spooner and Chand- ler, but no action was t A SENSATIO L STORY. A Report About the Origin of the Tracy Fire Generally Discredited, The New York Star this morning printed a story to the effect that the originator of the Tracy fire had been discovered in the person of Bridget Sweeney, the old Irish servant of the family. The Star says that there are well sustained rumors that Bridget Sweeney has confessed that early on the morning of the disaster sho poured coal oil over the dining room paneling and as far up the stairs as her stock of oil would go; that she then lighted the parlor gas, lighted the coal oil and started at once for church. When the fire bells rang out it is stated she was just entering church and she exclaimed, without having any intimation of the reason for the alarm: “My God, that’s our house!” The Star state] that ever since the fire Bridget had been ~~ under surveillance by the police and has en under such sur- yeillance since she went to Brooklyn, NOT CREDITED HERE, The story is generally discredited here, Mr. Raymond, private secretary to Mr. Tracy, who is now in Brooklyn, says that he does not think there is anythiag in it; that Bridget has 1 living for some time with Mrs. Gra niece of the Secretary, in New York. Lieut, Mason, the Secretary's naval secretary, said: “That story has been brought out before. I do not think there is any truth in it. Bridget is about half-witted and after the fire she made all sorts of statements, being almost crazod by the calamity. She was paid off shortly after the fire and went at once to New Y. ork and has since then been out of the Se Ido not know anything concerning her pres- ent whereabouts,” WHAT MEMEERS OF THE FANTLY SAY. Gen. Catlin, Secretary Tracy's brother-in- law, and Mrs. Graves, his neice, were inter- viewed by a New York Siar reporter in Brook- lyn last evening and discredited the report. “Why.” said Mrs, Graves, “Bridget was here with us until a week ago, when she was taken ill and went to her [sister's honse in | Greenpoint. Oh, no; itconld not have been Bridget. Why, when uncle was here last end saw Bridget the sight of her recalled such sad memories that he cried as if his heart would break, No; Bridget conld not have done it. She was at church at the time. She had been with the family for many years and was a good honest soul.” The Brooklyn police officials said they re- ceived no information of the case and no re- quest to keep Bridget Sweeney under surveil- lance, * ——»——___ A KENTUCKY TRAGEDY, The President Remits a Fine Under Peculiar Circumstances, The President today re remitted the $100 fine imposed on James C. Lovins, convicted iast May in the district of Kentucky for illicit dis- tilling. ‘his is done to relieve the estate, Mrs. Lovins, the widow of the convicted man, being the petitioner, ‘The case is a rather startling one in some of its features. Both father and son were con- the latter five months and $100. A few days after they went to jail a gang of men, enemies ~ the family, burned their car bows and = the expiaation of the nos father left the and started peat soapy rig wit ga aprcnag same parties who had burned his property, steer et ne “fine, <4 upon of an be set ont for home. at THE SCENE TODAY. The List of Dead Will Probably Not Exceed 150, Lovrsvitie, March 29.—The situati in the devastated district is unchanged. The great center of interest is still at the pile of debris that represents what was once the four storied Falls City Hell, In the thorongh- fares leading into Market street near the scone of the great disaster thonsands of persons are standing untiringly watching the devoted band of laborers removing the debrie bit by bit in the hope of uncovering the muti- lated form of a victim, ‘The ruins were illumi+ nated all night bya number of locomotive | headlights, placed so as to shed a flood of brile liancy into the pit that has been driven down through the conglomerated mass of brokem brick, splintered beams and twisted iron. Tuside the ropes the gray-cloaked sentinele of the Loyal Legion keep guard with the faggod-out police, As each body is taken Up from beneath the covering of debris and ie carried down the hoap to the waiting stretcher half-suppressed cheers go up from the crowd, This is the average half-hourly occurrence. THE SCENE AT TRE MOROUE. After the body is placed ona stretcher and covered over reverently it is taken to the ime provised morgue in Buckley's saloon across the street, where Coroner Miller and his assistants receive it, Up tothe present hour eighty-six, bodies have been taken from the Falls chy Hail and the cellar at 1Sth and Magazine streets. It is the genoral belief that there are at least forty more bodies in the dancing hall ruins, The latest and most intelligent estimate of the total number of the dead throughout the city will not exceed 150 persona, This is cares ful and fairly accurate. At 9 o'clock the last body was removed from the ruins of Virgil & Co.'s cigar store next to the Louisville Hotel, It was that of Mary Mc- Bride, who in life was a chamber maid at the hotel. Her remains were sadly soiled and mus tilated by the enormous weight of debris from abow This swells the list of dead in the cigar store to ten, The las: man taken out was the Chicago trave eling man, J, D, Hathaway, who met his death while lighting a cigar in the little place, It is believed that all of the dead, save in the dancing hall, have been found, and the estimate given above is nearly core rect. There is but little sensational feeling at- tached to the discovery of the bodies, as in the main they are those of people who were not generally known in the community, being working people and others of a retired station A MODERATE VIEW, The Masonic committee has wired the fol= lowing to Leander Burdick, grand master, at Toledo, Ohio: From what we can gather there are about 400 houses destroyed. Three hundred persons are injured but still alive, of whom 20 per cent will probably die from their injuries, One hundred and twenty five are now dead. The citizens seem dee sirous of caring for their own dead and ime jnred. Only one lodge room was destroyed, but no lives were lost, As far as known only one Mason was injured, and he not dangers ously, Signed Levi C. Goodale, deputy mas- ter; Jacob H, Bromwell, G. R. Seay, Charles HL Pisk. DEATH IN THE FLOOD. The Terrible Deluge of the Mississipp! Beginning. h 29.—The levees bee low here are melting like mush. Two breake have occurred near Greenville, another on the opposite side in Arkansas and still another is reported at Helena, A fierce hurricane was blowing last night and lashing the waters furiously against the water= soaked embankments and levees, All civil aud benevolent organizations here are holding meetings and collecting help for the sufferers, Anxansas Crrv, Auk., March 29.—The storm of Thursday night caused two breaks in the levee near Huntington. It is reported that one break isover four hundred fect wide and still growing. It is discharging a tremendous volume of water and is flooding the country for miles, Huntington is from 5 to 7 feetunder water and the water is etill rising, On the Arkansas side of the river there is not a house that is not under water, The flood is four feet deep in some places. The St Louis, Iron Mountain and Southern railroad track between here and Trippe is washed out, All traine have been abandoned on the Ouachita division, | At leasthalf of the people have been coms pelled to leave for the high lands. A serious break is reported near Enlow Landing. The people are trying to repair the levees, but it is feared that their efforts will be unsuccessful and that great loss of life will occur, a ° ARCHER GOT 2127,000. The Affair May Turn Into a Big Polite ical Scandal, Bartronr, Merch 29.—The investigation shows that Treasurer Archer “spouted” $127,000 of state paper. The thing may goas high a@ 600,000 and pan outa big political scandal, Leaders are consulting Senator Gorman, —_—_ One Was Taken. Decartvr, Int, March 29,—Thursday Charley Biack, a farmer's son, was killed by near Mechanicsburg and also the was riding. His little sister was on behing him, but escaped. Postponed. Barrmrore, March ee and cold winds if day at Gayousa, The entire tow was lost, ine cluding produce Siz men were A Mob at Annapolis.