Evening Star Newspaper, May 8, 1890, Page 6

W sax Lives Moy be made to do good service through a lone life by al signs sin the a judicious use ¢ The of weakness ar ebest and Lack, a p verishness and Seising of blood. Al or of these sy mptc tis may fedictate weak lubes and should have immediate at- tention. paix | | “Thave been ali ii I used Ayer free from a co eourh and sri long sufferer from weak } Cherry wh, Th and, iy ever ue always relieves my nes a8 no other anedi- imany of my ac ti se the Poetoral 4 ben! broat and lung ways 1, particul ease of my son-in-iaw, Mr. ZA. Snow o: Who wes cured by it of @ severe cough. e s place, Mra, LL for about one year and have but nothing try I heartily Cyuthia Horr, Harmony, remed Ayer's Ch ad th tor AYES HERKY PECTORAL, Prepared by Dr. 3. C. AYER & CO., Lowell, Mass. Soid by all Drugyists. Price $1, six bottles, $5. R15 Tie Fuosr. ere that rasping hacky ° Coveurxs T “Take time by the foreleck,” at h Coal Miners Making Ready to Go Out. a LEEDOM’S > If WAS AN ELOPEMENT. The Sudden Marriage of Ex-Sergeant- at-Arms Leedom’s Daughter. Crcrssart, May 8.—Shortly after mid last night William E. Bundy, a nephew of ex- Gov. Foraker and fate clerk of th board of elections in this city, was merried in Covingtor, Ky., to Miss Leedom daughter of Mr. John P. Leedom rms of the House of Representative was an elopement. and the story goes tha’ lovers met only four in Adams county. Ys ago in a stage ¢ Miss Leedom’s fathe ere last night im utter ignorance that ughter and her husband were two sq away, cough of yours carries you where somany consump tives have preceded you. Loxe ue time, but procure & bottle of the rational r edy for Ing and bronebial dis- exse-SCOTT'S EMULSION OF COD LIVER OIL sof Lime and Soda, Rely upoi a. Not only With Hypophosp Lat it willadord youspeedy and efficr forty-six years, was arrested in Delaware ist a pulmonte of surpass! merit, but it compet county yesterday, charged with arson in set- sates for the drain of vitality which isa imost formida- | ting fire to the stable of Mr. George W. Sicieieieeaadia <. Besides arrest-| Childs at the iatter’s country residence a. | *t Wooten on the 3d. Detectives have been uu the prosressot consumption, bronchitisandasthma, |. .rching for Mellon since the nizht of the ftindus cs uwented visor iutoan enfeebledsystem and | fir Sle was committed for a hea’ Afte: ne des f the ba detectives ex- tends to tit ent the hollow ples iv an angular frame. | tHe destruction of the barn the detectives ex Lacivs in delicate health wil! find it a palatable means | b Of adding roundness to a fizure robbed of itscontour by the inroad of marasmus or other wasting disorders. A] His stories afver arrest were contradictory in | safuily combattea | ™4B¥ particulars, and he claims to be an in- | a ees ee Jured vietim of circumstances, A number of | with ot, aud it is acapital thing for feeble children, | persons saw him in the vicimty of the barn on | els t ti U have a Hoff's Mait Extract. mgnature of “Johann Hoff” on the neck of the bottic FISNER & MENDELSON-CO., 6 Barclay street, New perous [vrrarors the Ligh reputation of Johann t to profit Beware of them. Look for the York, Agents. S| ence of the miners and operators of the Spring- = field district was held yesterday, but no agree- (i BSS reached. The situation was talked i great length and a stipuiation =——_— —|was drawn up and orally agreed upon fixing 62!g cents per ton as the price for mining and 3<-inch as the size of screcn and providing that in case the, miners in the i i enMICIDE Soar sonthern Iiliuois field refuse to conform to the D.& kuvur. Greener Soar Columbus scale for that district (62'¢.), the | ,Bo« ret * er price for the Springfield district shail simply | EU Worsvexe < 4 | Guanewe Poa be 6 cents more than that paid in the south- sine St Pan... | Geenwciwe ern Illinois fie! providing also that the ; oe 5 + scules in the Springtield district shali be the | Sg i XEEMICIDE easinthe southern district, This agrec- Nasi Genwiewr = ed by the operators and ‘then a3 submitted to the miners, but after some con- | Yin Gu We al v WERMICIDE sultation among themselves they refused tosign | N.¥.Gen 0) 105! 1054 Grenwicw: it. The only objection they expressed was | Lead Trust... 21 * aT that the agreement submitted regulates the | ¢ 2 Muck Exen Gexwewe § size of the nercers, All efforts at compromise | Frouher ian lag cuits eereaa Grnwcwe Sos were fruitless and the conterence adjourned to | x Sales” Reaulas Beaniene on < op gad next Satur. 0 Bees Bee lnoxt 10, May 8.--Section hands and | nent Bonds—U. 5.4398, 1801, register Gemwewe Soar gravel pit laborers on the Chesapeake and Ohio Soaks, 1NU1, coup . a a railroad at Russell, Riverton and Ashland sor oon lnia dabei _ IDE Ss. ap struck this morning on accouut of « new order - Bde, coupons, 1 eRuiciwe Soap compelling 11 hours’ work per day. ‘Che strike eee ct Columbl nda t ee is extending all along the line. Their places | , Jett of Columbia Honds—Per tmp. Ge. are to be filled with Etaliens, and the men O43, bid. Market stock : s threaten trouble if this is done. 105% bid. Bu-year fund . Bostox, May §.—The building laborers have | gold, 1043, bid. 2Oyear lund, os, OTHES az famed and 3 & E i sy . py corneas ‘the skin and | decided to postpone their contempleted strike | 18 bid, LIS wsked, Water sto scalp. Protects the skin from | Uti! after the meeting of the Master Mosons | Teuey, Wal bid. do-year tund, 6s, disease by opening the pores and allowing scope to the won- erful healing power of the Seap. Delightful to ase Around each cake are de- scriptive citculars, FELS & CO., Makers, Philadelphis, Pa, U¥EER PROM SICK HEADACHF. const pation, ete., remember Carter's + Pilly will relieve you. Une piil 18 a dose. FEN YOU izzits t ‘ 1 Li Sreaaz Orrenises. JULIUS LANSBURGH, 13TH AND F STREETS, Offers the following Bargains This Week: aber Suites, solid oak, 10th cen- ueveled plate Klass, €35 I Dak Sod Oak Cheffoniers from @11 up. Farge le of Antique Usk sidetoard® from 818 to $40. Oxydized trimuuums, beveled «lass, Surpasse~ anything ever sbowu iu this line. BABY CARRIAGES. 100 different styles. Reed and rattan bodieg. Hand Somely upholstered in silk plush and tapestry. Finest Dine un the eaty. SUMMER CURTAINS AND DRAPERIES. if Madras Curtains reduced to ¢- From 84.85 uj = ber pair, a ee 250 yards Madras Cloth reduced to 40c. per yard. 450 yards Satin Kusse, six ditferent patterns an eolorins, anitable for either furniture coverings or draperies, reduced to G2¢c. per yard. a“ Furniture Tapestries reduced frum $1.50 to 7c. and 2 to Ue. per yanl. 1.000 yds. Paucy Striped Linen for furniture covers ew patterns aud colorings, our own Uuportstion— Roe. very NO CHARGE FOR ESTIMATES. MATTING! MATTING! The most extensive and varied assortment ever shown The Man Who By sire to be revenged uy man b go higher. The operators stand r Kentucky Honors Her Dead States does his position keem. are elaborate and of the most beautifu! designs. Amapg the most noted pieces are the following: A globe composed of pure white sma neross the face of which in blue flower let ters are th is from Major Goodloe, Mr. Beck's son-in-law. ea DIARY REV ed Mr. Childs’ ble Caught. NCE Pur.apenrmia, May 8.—James Mellon, pressed the opmion th man. It seems his act was prompted by on Mr. Childs’ ‘co « he refused to loan him mone: he night of the fire. He was former! vin employ of Mr. Childs as a waiter, but was dis- charged because of his quarrelsome disposi- ion, aa LABOR DOINGS. Next Great Strike Likely to be Among Coal Miners, Seriscrtenp, Ini., May 8.—A joint coi Association, at which action is expected he men’s demands. The Eostoa pavers voted to work but nine hours atter Monday lually giving out, Unless some settle r the — mauufacte ot city ow standstill. = The ~ railroads peginning to recognize it, At the in of the strike coal sold at 6 ¢ as alre augstar ats a bushe n to 20 cents and is expect t, arrives here, veLvuta. May 8. The strik ers have sprung their mine. ‘The iter take contracts for the erection ¢ kinds of buildings, and sce that the cont: are tulfilled. ~— SENATOR BECK’S FUNERAL. With Every Mark of Esteem. Lrxrxarox, Ky., May 8.—The city is f ing in state at the First Presbyterian CL o'clock this morning there has Barring the pallor of d strong facial characteristics are In fact, he appears to be sleeping, so resitul | ‘The floral decorations | 1 flo: two words “Semper Fidele.” ELOPEMENT. ate sergeant- Mellon was the guilty | THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON, D.C THURSDAY. MAY 8, 1890. 2d EDITION. ‘alts Telerams i Tia lan STRIKES YET T0 COME night 3. It it the roach r was t his mares Sta- aged a de- vach- ¥ i 1 the nfer- upor have ment uring ation it fed to iy to pay the Columbus scale. but the men cannot go to | work until Wm, Seaife of Coal City, their state | of racts all of | people here to attend the last rites over the remains of Senator James B. Beck, The bo« ls andsince asteady stream of men and women pouring through the audience room to take alast look at | the honored dead. the natural and the features are in quiet repose. | is purch | en death | very | wers, This SEW AND FANCY PATTERNS, Large delicate red ‘roses, simply a loose | bouqnet tied with a le pink ribbon, | 30 Rolle Fancy Matting, $4.00 per rol, from Mr. and Mrs. Clifton I. Breckenridge. | 4 - « 3 - Arkansas, Lawyers from Nicholasville, Frauk- | o aoe fort, Winchester, Mt, Sterling and from every sea 350.00" town in the state 100 rolls Fancy Linen Warp Matting (something Bew), Uc. per yd. iid iso FANCY DAMASK MATTING RUGS 3x4 YDS. 86 Moa! Body Brussels aud Lapestry Brussels at actual Large lot of remnants im C tou ee. ts es, Wil Rattay Furniture, Wiadew Sereens, Mosquito Cano- | Pies, Rc. WALL PAPERS. New and elegant effects im Wall Coverings, Frescospy ata Paiuuny. JULIUS LANSBURGH, 5 a 13th and F sts, Souz Tiascs 1 Kyow, SOME 1 DUNT KNOW. PRNOW that {au vel we «ity. Sls th, | PRNGW Tans selling the ebeayest Parlor Suite in | be city. $100. LhNOW I have Nobby iall-room Suits, Wash Stand | slam, mice stroua table aud Bed, HAKD WOOD. | Mattings as low as you can buy | | mt i the cheapest Oak Suite iz yard up { TRNOW that we wake s dollar stretch one hundred CeLts, be Matter What yeu Wank | Worn styles to al off d niin apeeies eas ee HOP | against 43 last night. Lackawanna, on the | % ANOW yeu atl hay Nenifyoafother hand, was quite strong, rising | bP ap naga ep ter What you want [oC per cent. aud sugar, on a very large post KNuw we | business rose a simular amount, Late im the PDONL BNOW ‘uy the lady whe borrowed my | Uudiciisdorsuut reveen it. F dont care. so, much about the cubselia, but | lose acustomer with it. | T DUNT KNOW why pecble Will pay tuure for goods | ix Crystal Tumblers, than car uivertised ing now bi present at the bar » ng held at the court house state bar, the common council T humerous societies attended the funeral, The service of pi were Vel ¢ short and simple, consi Wishes of the ¢ ‘The hymns we Bowed With Woe, “Abide With Me,” “J, | Lover of My Soul,” aud at ghe grave “Peace- fuily Rest.” oa From Wall Street Today. comparison with the past week, showed o fair volume of business this morning, the eral list being in parts dull, while the nu | of active stocky was much reduced, sugar. Oregon Transcontinental, Atchison, Chi gus and Union Pacitic » hetitating toue to the ings and first prices were quite irreguls compared with those of last evening, and Lifferences were ovly. Pricearcecded from the opening. the Huctuations were generally slight, Oregon Transcontinental retired hour there was a rev uxent and the early losses were regained, -w England became the strong fei er and singing. im accordance with the When Other Heads Are rw York, May 3. -The stock market, in wonopolizing must of the confined to small fractions sal of the general move- meet- and sting exus, ly a gen- | mber | lead, | icago | deal- | ras a the . but | but 4 to 41%, | 2 while ature | Lifteoin CAPITOL COMMITTEE ROOMS. A Hitch in the Action on the Pacific Railroads Refunding Biil, Etc. The House committee on Pacific railroads is having much trouble with the refunding bill. At the meeting last week it had virtually de- cided to report favorably the amended Sen- ate committee bill, but the whole subject has been reopened by the chairman's refusal at the meeting this morning to report the bill tothe House. He insisted that the two rail- roads—the Union and the Central Pacific— be put on even terms so far as the question of interest on the debt is concerned, maintaining that the Central was just as able to pay three per cent on the Union Pacitic, in- stead of two per cent, the rate agreed to by the committee. The majority of the com- mitiee had already declined to accept this view, and was indispused to reverse its action, but it was not regarded as expedient to report the bill without the convent of Chair. man Dalzell, so final action upon the measure Was again postponed unti the next meeting. THE BECK FUNERAL COMMITTEE. The congressional committce that teft here Tuesday afternoon and escorted the remains of nator Beck to Lexington arrived at that point yesterday at 1 p.m, The Washington contingent will ieave Lexington at 4:30 this afternoon and is timed to arrive here shortly after noon tomorrow. A DINNER FOR THE PAGES, ‘The Senate pages are enjoying m anticipa- tion a great gastronomic entertainment which is being prepared for them. Not content with giving the youngsters each a five dollar bill at Christmas time Senator Stanford 1s. going to give them a dimuer next Saturday night next, ery boy isin active and earnest training for the event. SENATORS GOING TO BROOKLYN. A good many Senators ing arrange- ments to 0 10 Brooklyn tomorrow to the diy dock opening. THE IRRIGATION PROLLEM, Both the majority and the minority of the Senate special committee on irrigation and reclamation of arid lands have prepared reports. ‘he majority report, prepared by Chairman Stewart, is in favor of the federal government's undertaking the work of irriga- ton, taken but that control of the subject be from the geological snrvey slerred to the “Agricuitaral Depart- ¥ report written by Sen: n proposes that the general govern tion districts and then that the work be dune by the states. It opposes alxo the taking of the control from the geological survey. YHE HUDSON RIVER BAIDGR BIL The Senate committee on commerce gave a hearing this afternoon to persons interested in the proposed bridge across the Hudson river at New York. The bridge bill has passed the House, FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL, New York s The following are th the New York stuc ock Market. ig and closing prices of as reported by special * Lats B street jo Corson and wire Namo. 0. Name. bid,” Water = ed. Mireelvngous Bonds clk, /. S. Electric Light bou next. Ist, Us, luv bid. bt. hiectric Light as, Pronta. Int.. May 8.—The suspension of | 6, 115 bid, 120 asked. Wash aud George- work by the coal miners in this locality is be- | town Kailrond, 10-40, fs, bid. Wash ginning to bear fruit, Itis now one week since | InEton und Georgetown, Convertible. bonds, G & pound of coal has been teken from any of the | This, “lus pide 110 asked. Washington mines near Peoria and the sapp!y on hand ix | Cy@baug let mortage tie, Le company bonds, i 4, Washington Gs. led, 101 bid. Wasning ht bonds, 2d 7s, JM0d, 100 bid, i asked. ton Gay Light Company bonds, series » Ath bid, 1K Kod. Washington Gags nt Company bouts, series B. us, 1 i 1 asked. bh 63, 102 vid, 106 asked. ations ban! :3—Bank om pany, 1S on. 470 bid, 4550 asked. Mank of | 250 bid. Metropoiitat « bi i a. and banics, . Citizens, 105 bid, aaskel, Capi TLN bid. West E asked. Irauers, > asked. in, SG bid. “3 — Washington town, asked. 1d North O Stre and Soldiers Home, town and lenaliytown, ou bid, Wood, 40 bid. Insurance Stocks—Firemens, 44 bid. Frank- lin, So. bid. Metropolitan, bid. tional Union. Allington, 100 bid. Cor 4. Colunbia, AN bid. can, 180 bid Potomac, 88 b Kiggs, 9 bid, asked. People v7, asked. ‘Title Insurance Stocks —Keal bid, Lo asked. Columbia Gas aud Electric Light St 44 bid, 4G asked. Georgetown Gas, 48 U.S. Electric Ligh bid, 117 asked, ‘Telephone Stoc sbsylvania, asked. Chesapeake and Poton asked. American Graphophone ’ Compan: bid. Loy asked. Miscellaneous Stocks—Washington Market Com- Estate Title, Title, 6% 6—Wa'shingto: ny. 18 bid, ?Lasked. Washington Brick Ma ine Company, 360 vid. Great Falls Ice Company, 216° asked. Bull) Run Panoran: bid, 26 asked. National Safe Deposit ‘Company, 140 bid. — Washington Safe Deposit Company, 130 bil. Pheu- tic Gun Carriage, 1 |. 1, asked. Wash ten Loan and ‘Trust Company, 37; bid, sked. American Security and ‘Srast Company +, bid, 507, asked. National Typographic, 20 bid, 35 asked. Mer nibaler, 1 bid, 2 asked. Hall, 80 bid, 100 asked. Hygienic tee Company, 40 bid. pee ee Baltunore Markets, BALTIMORE, May 8.—Cotton quiet—middling, WWy,alz. Flour active gud unchanged—Howard street and western super, 2.102! do. extra, do. do. family, 4.06 City mills, ds, extra, 4.750500; peat pat extra, Fultz, mer N. winter red, spc Corn—sonthern’ firm; : western firm: mixed spot, 42 bid; June, dag; July, 41a4) cid]; steamer, 41 bid. Guts fairly active—southern and Pennsylvania, Stach; wes ern, white, 8A2i% do. mixed, 6aiss; -craded No. , White, 39. Hay steady—prime to choice timo- thy, 13.00a14.00. Provisions steady and unchanged —miess pork, old 1 new 13.50; bulk meats, should long clear ‘and clear rib sides, 64: suga 44; sugar- cured smoked shoulders, 7; hams, small 11\a Aza; large 10a11: lard, refined 7%, crude By ali. Butter searce and active--western creamery, 17a lig: Western stron $ daly, 1 May, ¥ white, 4 ; May, ast, 41 pickled shoulders, 19, Coffee unchanged—Kio cargoes fair, “IM. Sugar unchan, soft, 6 Li6a6y.. Copper quiet and uncbanged—reti al3. Whisky firm and unchanged—1.0Ual10. Freights to Liv- rpool per steamer fairly active. Cork for orders— ¥s.tid. “Sales—wheat, 27,000 bushels; corn, 236,000 ushols. BALTIMON May &.—Virginia consels, 45; do. threes, 61),a66%; Baltimore and Ohio stock, 100; Northern Central stock, 683,470; consolidated gas bonds, 114; do. stock, 494 a49. Chicago Markets. CHICAGO, May & (closing).—Wheat—M 95; 3c. i don't kuow way people dcult our statements | and moved up from 4833 to 49%. | j J 33, , age q detore they try us Bet Syria te. i deu't know | while sugar rose above. 8 and Merny Png wae mar pate poe Jou Tenemet Chairs Wie bent wead Vicume Chace | Peoria, Decatur, Evansville, 3. Chicago Juis, 25%. Pork—Junes 1910" July, 1k Bak aud Malowauy, €¢ 75. I don't kuow any bette: | gas was also promiment in the rise, | Lard—June, 6.37%; July,G45. Short ribs—June, thaa THL KIGHT WAY. Ideu't | plsant to wait on than those | stores, I know I buy the Goods | Tybt spd sell them cheap ~. cach I don't knew why pir will fool thetusel¥ @ <.4 buy om installment to #0 for Wite Bed Syringe, the same ast mei dor g245. amd everytiing in prop-ruok. STUP | AND (GiNK ABOUT 1 Tkvow you ygu't catch the biguest fish in deepest | i don't Glau to carry the largest stock, but I im ty cut the best prices yuu can get and sav9 sumething all ong, aud those who doubt longest much. Kemember ihe bame aud » way to do bu ry ~ de ie GRASTY, The Pusk =, Furniture, China, Glaas, &e., Cheap fos Cash, B29-6m i 1510- 7h stow. WHE BEST PILL T EVs} US cr, © IS THE FRE quent remark of pureh ers v.” Carter's Litds Liver Pulls, When you try th +=: you will say the same, NGOSTURA HITTERS IS THE BEST 1ONIC IN ‘the world for dyspeptics. Manufactured only by J. G. B. diewext & Sous Sold every where by drag andthe general hist followed, the ad) being accompanied by a material increase ii the amount of business done. At 11 o’ the market was active and strong generally at} a shade better than the openjng prices. —_—_——_ — Serious Accident to a Boy Today. A serious, perhaps fatal, accident oc: near lth and T streets this afternvon. | teen-year-old colored boy named Brice Norris, | who lives at No, 63 Pierce was knocked down by a vehicle. received severe internal injuries vance i cloc| cured Aft | place, He | and | | 5.45; July, 5.5235. sie eas Croker’s Better. Wrespapes, May 8.—Mr. Richard Croker has recovered from his late relapse and is now able to leave his house and take out-door ex- ercise, ee Canets Have Bees Arporsrep to West Point as follows: John L. Porch, Somerset, clev- enth Kentucky; Benj. T, Simmons, Fairfield, first North Carolina, alternate; Wm. A. Slater, Chanute, third Kentucky; Robert E. Wiley, Stuttgart, second Arkansas; Dwight E. was also baldly bruised about the body. | Aultman, Pittsburg. twenty-second Pennsyl- Wher taken to Freedman’s Hospital the in- | vania, with Chi jured boy was unconscious and the phi thought he was dying, but at 3 0’ was still living, ans be AL Poth as alternate; 0. B. Rosenbalm, Marion, nmth Virgima, with D. C. Lampkin, Gibsonvilie, as alternate; Lyttleton Lewis, Woodville, sixth Mississippi, DISTRICT APPROP: |ATIONS. Citizens Heard Today by the House Subcommittee. STREET IMPROVEMENTS ASKED FOR—SUMS AL- LOWED TO CHARITABLE INSTITUTIONS—THE QUESTION OF LAYING UNDERGROUND ELECTRIC SIFTING OUT SHARPSHOOTERS, The National ardsmen Shooting for | He Will Not Retire From the N Places at Creedmoor. THE WAR ON MR. QUAY. { ational Committee While Under Fire. Yesterday afternoon the first attempt was] There is much talk of an intent on on the made to select a rifle team to represent the | part of Mr. Quay to retire from the chairman- District National Guard at Creedmoor and Sea | ghip of the re publican national committee. edd wine Girt, Members of the guard who | The committee meets here next Monday : qualified as marksmen at gallery practice gud there is evidence of a hard feht The hearings on the Senate amendments to| were notified to be at the Washington | ¢o dislodg: the shrewd Pe ceiaas the District appropriation bill were resumed | barracks range at 2 o'clock, and in response to| politician, Had there not been per- this morning at 9:30 o'clock by the subcom-/ this there were present at the rendezvous sonal gh ude > ii i Qu: mittee im charge of the bill, The | 200 yards and was continued to 300 and 500 | ment of the party affairs, but under eee committee room was crowded _ with | yards, each contestant firing five rounds et | ent circumstances it 1s cem-tdy bel en a the delegations waiting to be heard. | each range. The result was generally satisfac | welieinform ns thatiee ll ve Irepublicans that he will have ne desire to retire, amd they say he will certainly not be deposed, THE NORTHEAST SECTION. Delegations from the deaf mute institution favored the paving of 7th street from Maryland tory. Yesterday evening Maj. Pollard, inspector generalof rifle practice, went over the scores and rejected those who had failed to make 50 per} They also say that the fie bad avenue to Bonndary in liew of the grading and | cent of the highest possible on the ranges fited | Quay. Clarksoe and Dulles te a eet regulating of the roadway of 15th street east over. The result is that the following officers trom F street north to Pennsylvania avenue, and enlisted men will take a second course at minority, who-do not 1 heir political metuods, and that the more ‘mugwamp” and CHARITABLE INSTITUTIONE the range on Wednesday pext at 2 p.m. democratic papers say about this combination The sisters in charge of St. Ann's Infant} poms Gece Geman ee ware oe the firmer the party will stand by them. It i Asylum appeared to ask that the Senate amend- | Bell. George Friedmann, Walter Cash, Rennte, | under deen 2 M* Quay would withdraw ment be concurred in, appropriating £7,500 | Steward. Ourand, George H. Jiarries, Eiker, ae - instead of $6,000 for the use of the institution, | King. Edwards, Arnold, Rawles, Lucas, Jones, | ROCK AND RYE DROPS WIN, Mr. James Harvey appeared to favor the | Col. Clay, Coleman, Vail, Flick, Mitchell, Yates, — Hutterly and Wilkinson, Tees Will of the Late Jane E. Brooke. The will of the late Jane E, Brooke has been filed and admitted to probate. She leaves to Mr. Judge Miller Decides That Th Sale Is Not a Violation of the Liquor Law. The warrants recently issued against Alphonzo Amarosa for alleged violation of the Senate amendment allowing the Association for Works of Mercy, $6,042 to complete the purchase of the lot which they occupy. Mr. W. 8. Brown, representing the property- holders on 17th street extended, argued in favor of increasing the Senate amendment, - aie liquor law 2 sale of roc 2 rv i which was $2,000 for grading and regulating | “*t¥ Hester Murray and her daughters, M. ie cteta aci-rasperaentincauegtatndicn this street, to $3,000. Crisser Murray and Mary Hill Murray, $4.000 to | beretofore published in Tue Stan, were served | on tho defendant yesterday and the cases were called for tho attention of Judge Miller this morn be equally divided between them; to Reginald Fendail $250; to Rev. J. A. Walter for use of St. Patrich’s Church, Sister Angelica Holton UNDERGROUND Winks, Ex-District Attorney Worthington remarked as he stepped to the table that he represented private citizens—John ‘T. Lenman, John Cam- | Pecos cin badlenty Ot tas ssnly Crpee meh ieay) mais man Pearson stated to the court that mack and others, He then proceeded | Church, 2200 exch. The pnt ut thee Dreteereelndinapcte relegate ase cad See inte certain alleged | Jeaves to Mr. Fendall in trust for Mary Mat chased some of the candy snd gave it to-one| action oi the Commissioners. He took as his | jyetien of Rlizabeth, N3n and Stamelaus M. | Of her employer's children, H text the clause in the bill’ which hud been | Hamulton of hic Letters testamentary| Mr. Dumont said that the effects of the} eken out by the Senate, empowering the | have been issucd Mr. Fendall; bond $30,000. — | candy were noticed on the child. On Trial for Housebreaking. Tn the Criminal Court Commissioners to authorize’ telephone, te: graph or electric hight companies to lay wires under ground. Mr. Worthington claimed the Commissioner Judge ¥ also aflect at dey lier remarked that green app! chief Justice Bing- vends upon the apples,” remarke had entered into a favorite contract without | 28m, this morning Ed iSmajis alias Holmes | Mr. Dumoui. i advertisement or other previous notice with | and Saral Green alias Butler alias Shelton, a CONGEESS MUST APPLY A REMEDY. | tig Gilechine Hest (aud wewee Company | colored man and woman, were placed on trial | Judge Miller referred to the law, and said as ieee eueee Aa Evie connie for housebreaking —Mr. detend- | he did not think that such sales were in viola- | This posing ty not ps nit aoe ants. It was alleged that on Mareh | tion of it The remedy im such aj company was nearly ready to tear up | they entered the house of Di mith, [ case, he thought, only be secured the streets when they were enjoined by his | 1245 New Jersey ave carried off | by an appeal to Cons ‘There are clients and a preliminary injunction granted | @ lot of silver, &c. The defendants were living | many things that contam yhol, said the | by husband aud wite and the woman together Judge Binghain on’ the ground that the that are sold, would not come | and regulating 18th strect extended between | dict of guilty of housebreaking ‘and larceny as Was to got a decision of the court. Mr. Waller. plead guilty to an indictment for Boundary strect and Columbia road. to Smalls, and guilty of receiving stolen prop- | Judge Miller said that under the present | Mr. f.C. Murray wanted the widening and | (Ty #s to the woman Green, es he — have to dismiss the charges | improveme “Jackson a y addec 2 a — sag against the defendant. improvement (oF Jtckron alley addedito the} Avy outntul Housebreaker Sentence’. || sen wae Mr. B, F. Bailey ted the Senate amend-| Inthe Criminal Court, Chief Justice Bingham, | THE BAK * DILEMMA, ment appropriating 75,000 tor grading and | a colored , Jumes TI! son alias Thorn- | = ae n THE PUBLIC SCHOOLS, nye nes De se etaarat | Compel Them to Raise Prices. | 8 nt Powell appeared im fa aNpAe | coe ' oe ‘Di ea favor of | housebreaking and asked the court to be| The boss bakers are anxious to make some 4 um sabi a ae ae }Ienient with him, Mr. Lipscomb stated that sort of a compromise with the journeymen with Non of tite one ddan eine eet atl” | the indictment was for ten different house- | reference to their demands for a decrease in tion of two new buildiag. making five in all. Representative Power, with several of the residence of a member of Congress, where th breakings and among them th was one working hours, If they are unsuccessful in lady managers, appeared to favor the extra | Fa ercoat, and a Breet hse a Tekere aay the peice et beved seus ke ppropriations m by the Senate for the use au - agua Reprinaea oie cnn ea evitably go up, At the mecting of the of the National Homeopathic Hospital Aveo. | gon which it. in alleed. he ook agla num. bosses — last night t Stohiman’s The sum for mainteaance was inerenscd from | fom which. it is alleged, he took a 315 um $5,000 $0 96.000. end additional ituane, for pay. | brella, Mr, Lipseomb further stated that the Hall, — Georgetown, some were in Tague’ OH tathnce OE uschand supbey eNO | bor had served eighteen months in the Reform favor of raising the prices at once, but more mat na OF Mlokting indebtedncas | SCnooL conservative counsels finally prevailed. und for payment of floating indebtedness | “1 water etated that as far he knew the — a 000 were dea, bow biada good sé0or committee consisting of Charles Schaffer, ee eee i ana , The court said the indictment was a good Chas Schneider, Hugo Schultz, Chas. Sprecht Mr. Wo! aed in favor of the 310,000 in- | record, and H, Copperthite was appointed to confer stead of £5,000 appropriated for the German ‘The prisoner urged the court to have mercy with District Assembly 66 tosee if the bakers Orpban Asylum, THE SILVER WAR GOES ON. upon him, tor there was no one to take care of his mother and her foar children. The court said that it was unfortunate for mother, but it was a dangerous business h cannot be persuaded to work thirteen hours idays and Saturdays and be paid 20 cents an hour for overtime instead of 30 cents ax they th The Republican Senatorial Caucus Meet | hal entered unon- the breaking into dwelling N% dymand. the men who received more Again but Pail te Harmonize. houses, The eform Schoo! ventence had not | -rtion to tice por diem pay they mow reenwe, proved effectual, and nothing less then a peni~ Porpen to the Der diem pay they now receive, The republican senatorial caucus this morn- | tents tence would have an effect UPON the proposed ¢ omupromise will be acce ptable 20 ing was largely attended, ‘The silver question | Bim 4 cheap ane abana ce the journeymen. but they have thought it best again the subject of discussion, and again | fe he sentetent line toate Year the ay to io all in their power co prevent the necessity ement wes reached. The silver mea | penitent 2 Of raising the price of loave Tt would jo: e recent demands of the work too much for them, and an ine! t Find Rn Own Jupoment. ¢ to ceeuptand supp it th bill containing redemption of Taxe Y mentary excursion to be given to “Fs cn will prove se in the compli- whieh will 2 h awh” on per: purchase rates in bullion mnder any | Saturday afternoon by BH. Warner & Co. will | PFice of the staff of life may be looked for be- ioe lution.” As our ys them expressed ney i give the best opportunity to judge of the | refuse to give away the monav vaiue of silver, | jnerits of this charming subdivision, Read the escape er ” . | planting onrselyes: squarely upon the platform | column aunouucement of this hrm intoday’s, “ BICYCLER BADLY HURT. of the party. if any repu Senators want | Stan, Thrown Against a Telegraph Pole and Serious!y, Perhaps Fatally, Injured. he party it wail not be the silver £ A Decree of Divoree. ator Jones, who had been expected to : say : open the debate on the Mill wher. it comes up| Judee Cox today, in the I we ourt, mad®} an accident occurred at the corner of #25 and h the Senate, is in New York. He was tele- mating a divorce to Mary E. F | © strocts northwest lait evening by which ir. graphed to yesterd:y by coll Senator | Edwards, nee Green, from the bonds of matri- : George W. White, a well-known biey< B | Stewart. Ti itis answer Senator Jones did not | mony with George W. Edwards, giving peti-| Svvsbay ip coe taalls: ieee grtien fix apy time for his return, and stated thet he | tioner the right to resume her maiden name. (pei Gea Naas cata Nay, race ee would m: p his speech when by came back | The bill, tiled by Mr, Campbell Carrington, set ¥*5 at Dicycle riding in company with his BY is said he will be here Saturday morning. | rovth the marriage May 12, 1876, and desertion n. W. G. White of No. 205 D street north- Ke 2 substitute for the or stor Vest will offer pending till, ator Teier also proposed a substitute for the bill, May 3, a re extended copy of the ne introduced pril 24, QUICK AS LIGHT: t December 3, 1856. When they turned into 444 street George | was riding ata very rapid gait. When he at- tempted to turn into © t the machine slipped from under him and he was thrown vio- lently against the te oh pole in front of the a A Civil Rights ©: This morning in the } called Jud se Dismissed. olice Court Mr. Dumont Miller's attention to the charge of aan the a rights law against Messrs. Metropolitan M.E. Church, He was picked up ; on Oitd Wehner & Martin McDermott, propric sens © cuts on his forehead and Telegrams Sent Through the Air Without | 0:9 Wehner & Martin Tmout, proprictors insensible. ‘Two cuts on his forchead and one Wires. of an F street duiry lunch room, onthe back of his head were bleeding pro- ; Mr. C. Manrice Smith, for the defendants, fly. Detectiye Mahon (who was passing) and Mr. W. G. White man to Dr. I made to restore took the unconscious and efforts were vain, He was re- called Jud Miller's attention to the receut decision of Judge Bingham, in which he held | that dairy junch rooms came within the provi- An official dispsteh received at the Signal Ottice today from Gen. Grecly at Fort Bayard, N.M., was transmitted from Fort Bayard to | sions of ‘the license act, Until that decision Moved to Providence Hospital, and at a late Prescott, Ariz., a distance of 600 miles, by the | was given, he said, the defendants were not | bour last nizht hed not reguined consciousness, | heliograph system of flashes of sunlight. amenable to the evil rights law, ate en peagens a ‘This system was used successfully by Gon, | The prosecuting witness, Mr. Churchman, | somtision of the brain. and that the chances booed acd : 7m {was called and he failed to respond. There 0" his recovery were very slight. He ix from Miles in the Apache igm, and it i8| }cing: no one in court to prosecute the ease it | Baltimore and is twenty-six yeurs ok. He was now in operation over line of a thon- | was dismissed for want of prosecution, t rly superintendent of the Smith Cycle sand miles in Arizona and New Mexico.| p90 00 we 3 by Heel etal enlicbeesircar cpretirdcaurgeet It is need quite extensively in the British army | Phe Cushing’s Mastiisin Nesterday: 1" waits Lal ait cise aooteemae and by some other foreign powers. Beside The torpedo boat Cushing yesterday after- | | this afternoon and there was but little hope of | his recovery. \ M my movements on be adopted for urns from back coun- filling long felt want the plains, ity transmitting election r ties. noon started down the river with Senators Hale, Chandler, Stockbridge, Davis and and Judge Wiswell of Maine ou board a: == rriage Licenses, ra Aim = fe mediately began to show off her wonderful; Merriage licenses have been issued by the THE COLORED BAPTISTS. speed. She ran with great steadiness and at | Clerk of the court to Howard Beach and Nettie times made remarkuble spurts, her speed reach- , Nieize Eugene R. Lewis and Jennie 38. Election of Officers Troublesome Ques- ; ing as ligh as vr zi miles an our, She | Thomas, both of Culpeper county, Va.; John tions Disposed of. made the run to Mount Vernon, which usnaily | H. Burke end Rachel Jou uel Epps At the congress of colored Buptist churches at Mount Jezreel Chureh, corner 5th and takes nearly two hours by river steamer, in forty minutes. This would give her an averag speed of 375 thonsandths of a mile a minute or Ada Wasiington. and Mary J Thomas; Thom Love and Virgmia C, Myers, ects Real Estate 3 strects southeast. yesterday afternoon, acom- | &! ied rate of : miles mae ‘unsle ses : a ailpsete They | ¥a¥ to represent her ran is to say that with E. Lamon —— See ee a ay _ this average it took her 22; mimutcs tw runa | ¢ Warren lots 5 and 6, square 179, reported as follows: President, Rev, T.8. Rob-| mite, ‘The Senators were exceeiit weil | at ir ices ms oe Se inson; vice president, Rev. Se Alexander; | pleased with the little boat, Other congies- | T°) Sap aca eae “giete seerctary, Rev. W. H. Phillips; treasurer, Hur | sional runs will be made this week and nexi, | "i? betwece 17th and I th strects north i 2 committer hi charge der M. bey has bong! rison Gordon, All these officers were elected, | the House committes having charge toda | ames F. Barbour, pact lots A to E, square 259 Rey. Harvey Johnson's paper on “Denomi- national principles” evoked a good deal of dis- cussion on either side, especially on the point he maintained, that the sacrament of com- munion should not be administered outside the } chureh, even to sick people at their home The report of the committee on credentials also made a little troubl some of the churches had more delegates on hand than seemed necessary. The report was finally sent back to the committee with instructions to re- move all but three names from each church, and this was done. At the meeting last night Rev. Dr. Johnson preached a sermon on “The Baptist Church and the Reformation.” TODAY'S SESSION of the congress began at 9 o'clock this morn- ing. The report of the managers of the Old Peo- ple’s Home was read; also a paper entitled, “The work of the Baptist congress,” by Rev. >» by i20 feet, at the corn trects northwest. M. Schuaider has bou, ranklin Sehneider sub , feet on 'T between rof lith and Bb When Will Mr. Ciarkson Retire? First Assistant Postmaster General Ch was interviewed in Pittsburg yesterday sed through thatcity onhis way to Dy Moines, Mr. Clarkson is quoted as saying the he will sever his official connection with th Post Office Department definitely on July 1. He will not return to his former posi tion as editor of the Des Moines Register. He has sold his interest in that evens to his brother. BR. D. Clarkson. He said nothing defi- nite had been decided upon as to his suecessor. and did not attempt to name the successful candidate. John N. Knapp, chairman of the New York state republican committee, bas strong indorsements, At the Post Oftice Department it was said to- day that Mr. Clarkson had not decided when he would leave his present position. Itfis thonght that after the meeting of the national | republican committee, which will be held in this city on the 12th instant, Mr, Clarkson will ght for $7,200 of T. square 362, 18%; th and 10th streets asl Chas, H. Mervin has bought of same fo like amount sub 198, same square, 15%, by $2 on j streets northwest. _ No Divorce Granted. The bill for divorce filed by Dr. W. T. Okie against Susan P. Okie was this morning dis- missed by Judge Hagner. The charge was | abandonment and desertion, The court held that the allegations were pot proven, She is Miss Wilkins Again. Jude Cox this afternoon made a deeree of divorce in the case of Agnes M. Krouse against Frank M. Krouse in favor of complainant, with permission to resume her muiden name of Westminster street between 9th and 10th R. H. Porter of Virginia. In the afternoon the | be better able to decide as to his future move- | Wilkins, ‘They were marric 12, 1884, } managers of the National University made a | ments. . | have one child and sie charged desertion in report and H. L. Holmes of Alexandria read a eee ae | asee, Tue Torrrpo Boat Cusaixa started down | the river this afternoon at 2 o'clock with sev-| ‘The Reading railroud has made application eral members of the House naval committee | to be «flowed to list t2,429,000 additional gen- ‘on board. paper on ‘Thé best methods of finance.” The congress will probably close with tomorrow's session, ——___ MRS. VANDEGRIFT GUILTY. She Tried to Poison Her Son to Get His Life Insurance Highest of all in Leavening Power.—U. S.. Gov't Report, Aug. 17, 1889. Mownt Hotty. N.J., May 8.—The jury in the case of Mrs. Vandegrift on trial for attempt- ing to poison her son, Frand Norman, came m this morning after being out all night witha verdict of guilty as she stood charged in the indictment. Her motive was to ob insur- ance on Norman's life. The defendant's counsel will move for a now tri Mrs, Vandegrift displayed no emotion whatever when the jury was polled. The verdict was @ surprise, as most people were looking for acquittal or a disagreement. It meets popular approval, however, as there is no ‘doubt ot her guilt, although it was im- possible to prove the fact clearly, the evidence against her being circumstantial Mrs, Vande- grift is forty years old today. . Baki Reval Powder ABSOLUTELY PURE ON. Proposed Extension i Georgetown and Ten! ito the City of town Koad Mr, Wilson today in the Sonate introduced a bill amending the charter of the Georgetowr . end Tenleytown Railway Company sliow ing it to extend its tracks as follows Begum ning at the autersection of High or S24. stroe or Beall or © street in Gergetown i pe east on O stesetrcrossing Roc\ thonce south on 25th street west. thence east on N street to 2d street northwest, thenee south on 24 street to G street, thence on G street to 17th Street, thence south along Ith street t 13th street. and thence along B street to Tth Stroet northwest: aixo beguuming at the inter- section of the Tenleytown road and that jected street knows Detroit street, t ast along Detroit street to its section with Ath street northwest extended nee south either by such route as the a~ oners shall select to the street & Park road, or south on 24th stroct where 24th street would inters Street; — thence — southeast street to Q atre thene Q street to 22d stre hones we street to G street, thence ew 17th, thence so: along . nd thence -east aiong Bb northwest, The capited stock us to be increased 200,000, THE WASHINGTON AND ARLINGTON ROAD, Mr. Barbour today in the Senate introduced, by request, an amended vers the ball incorporating the Washington Arlington Railway Company. N. HB. b. « Forney, J. 8. Lawrence Walk Cc. G. Lee, pmes 1. Barbour ' x. Parker, Washington Danenh AWS Hoge are named as ancory rouse begins at 7th and B streets 1d pro- ceeds along B street to Virginia avenue, thence along Virginia avenue to 2sth street, on 28th to K street, along K strect and Water strect to the Aqueduct Br The bill grants power to build an iron b rs of the Aquo- ° duct Bridge to District of Co. iam'yia side ot the Potoma: The brid: odunder the road way From thenee th . is to run by etch route as may be the proval of the Secretar nortlivest entram the Arhag The rest ot the peact reported to th ouse by the mittee. THE BALTIMORE AND POTOMAC RATLROAD HPA | Commissioners were exceeding their authority. | bel been in the service of Dr, Smith, After shin the provisi nse law thas The clause in the House bill, said Mr. Worth- | the housebreaking the goods were recovered | Mr. Dumont said that the District chemist . “« MeMilla o vgins of V give the Comirisioners un- | and the partics arrested by Ofticers Fergason | iad examincd some of the drops and. from lis | Senetors MeMillan aud Usggins of the sabe | unrestricted power to establish 1 ifensey. The “ woman — acnied | report about twenty of the candy drops con- | C#!Attee on Baltimore and Potomac r ad lies, that she entered the house and as-} tain | legisiation had an imformal contercuce this . Henderson asked if the speaker was re- risa that Smalls brought the aes. to A GOOD DRINK OF WHISKY. Morning with ex-Senator Sewell of New J tained by the present electric lighting com-| her home. The governmentcinmed that both | He aid not expinin s The mecting was private.n Satard.y.by whiel Were present when the entry was made, Tt { a4 eet Aap aw nnt ho sanons ey je0d | time Remator Vance, the third meenber the Rx Worthington esi as) a Was not denied that Smalls committed the | Ink." subcommittee, will have returned, « hear course could not answer, { entry, but it was clatmed that Sarah Green was ir. Dumont, continuing, said he did not | wiil be given those who deare to say» a ee ee not guilty of the breaking nor the larceny and think that the sale of the candy came within | thing about the Baltimore and Potomac = ee reat if guilty of anything it was ot recciving stolen | the provisions of the liquor law, but, be said, | now under consideraion, Ex-Senator Kellogg appeared in favor of the | property. \agreaty complaints hed been made and| | = ' amendmen pprepriating $7.50 for grading | Atter a short absence the jury found a ver- he thought ‘the best way to settle the matter | To Play the Baltin es Next Week. Ted Suilivan, manager of Base Ball Club today Hewett that the Was Baltimores in this « the Wa telegraphed President iugtons will play the jonday, » Convieted of Stealing a Horse. The case of Waiter Skerwood, a young charged with the larceny of a horse vaiued at Th W. 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