Evening Star Newspaper, March 19, 1891, Page 1

MANY AGREE WITH #1 ‘So Says Rev Howard Macqueary, Just Tried for Heresy. Curvetaxp, Omo, March 19.-The Rev. How- ard Macqueary, said yesterday: “My mail iv im creasing rapidly and my letters for the most Part are congratulatory. If some of the letters which Ihave received from clergymen were to be published they would raise more of a disturbance im the church than my book did. did not conduet services in the church Tuesday evenmge becanse | was apprised of the opinion of a majority of the court’ “Of coures Tshall not make any retraction, but will at nder my resignation. I have my last sermon as rector ‘of an Episcopal charch. I know that my opinion concerm ing the birth THE EVENING TAR. PUBLISHED DAILY, Except Sunday, WE STAR BUILDINGS, 1102 Pennsylvania Ave, corner 11th Street, hy The Evening Star Newspaper Company, S H. KAUPFMANN, Pres't Tre Evers © = 7 Ovapar ris Smet Stan 81. per year: H Fostaue addy $3.00. # the Post Ofice at Washington, D. C.. as ass avier.] nening Star. WASHINGTON, D.C. THURSDAY, MARCH 19, 1891. ms must be paid in advance; I “ viour ix con = = = == = —— = —= = ~— [curred in by many Episcopal clergymen, FINANCIAL. SPECIAL NOTICES. SPECIAL NOTICES. Washington News and Gossip. ee INGOT TO BE INVITED 222. Soo ————— — PATENT CPSIENS IAL CELEBRATION, THE WASIINaTUN LOAN AND TRUST AN ADJOURNED MEETING OF THE ‘The Italian Delegation Has Not Arrived— * | think you have im— — — — —| h<'\ ASHANG TON APMIES, @ 10, iia | Se COMPANY. Sey STOCKHOLDERS OF TRE ‘somite Index to Advertisements, Maren Pawn and Bir, Blaine Silent. have tie verdict “a cate ee pears te Citizens Cont John W. Bebson, TEMPORARY OFFICES, 1001 F ST. N.W. ILL BE HELD AT ITS ROOMS, 414 J1TH ST. The continued absence of the Italian dele- * 7 enka fast night Gant the vende CONSIDERATION — ere & Wo secnwitk,. Marvin WIN THE STAR BUILDING: Al. 7-30 P.M. Paes) 7 “ Balt ‘elcome ded to Mr. Macqueary at Cant — (as pee, Hon 3 Be jrinardHWarner, New Building, corner th and F sts. now. LHURSDAY EVENING. THE COMMITTEE | AT Page 6 | gation understood to be on its way to Washing- timore Will Not W. the titted thet the court stood 3 to 2 for cusyea= mee a Bis SESTS CINCO ALL. CAPITAL, ONE MILLION DOLLARS. FAVOR OF SUSPENDING BUSINESS | Bioyer ps axe g | ton from Chicago for the purpose of protesting Parnell Delegates, sion, 5 ——And the American AVENE Att To be presited over by the ima PRESENT AND) COLLECTING, BY F 2 | Against the New Orleans episode has led to the Cutcaco, March 19. Officials of the Caitariam Company havea paid wp capital of a million Prowiient of th fa ming—to be pre- rEREST PAID ON DEPOSITS. T IF NECESSARY, ALL UNPAID ASSESS- | BOARDING es | deere ek area Italian minister here, a Church of the Messiah of thix city deny the ans quaten att cheeses guuabente. ded over by the the Inter-or. SAS GENE! MENTS FOR THE PURPOSE OF PAYING THE 1 Page 2 | theory that Baron Fava, the Italian ministerhere, oe not oe aos Gah ool A 2 ee <2 * ueaeneerens TS AS, EXECUTOR OULD ob Due et STOCKHOLDER | c1Ty ITEMS, Pae 8 | has headed these folks off on the road bya tele~ _ ot + past a ed coy age ¥ Here area few revsons why it is best to name Pany thein at the Patent Office, April b, to 11-00 STATEMENTS AS MAY BE "| CHAS. E. BUNDY, | COUNTRY REAL ESTA’ Pass Z| gram. This would be a most reasonable sup- THE COMING CONTEST IN IRELAND convicted of heresy. taf been called te the rporstion sich ae ‘The American Security Pike. by the Secretary uf the luterior and the cou” 1 1t Chairinan of Committee. Page ! ‘i ve ; md Teet € patente 3 FUNDS AND TAKES GENERAL = ; SHU WELCOME Page 7 | Position, as the bowlings of such # delegation — a pastorate of the Messiah. bet pre- SECHIVES WILL FOR SAFE KEEPING — | sfcFand consrezation to thet E Pace 7 | more injury to the Italian side of the case than | Remains of Prince Napoleon Taken LABOR AND THE BIG FAIR. Fi sentido gangennagail p> Sunithcontam fastitution. ee {MATION FURNISHED ON | Savior, with the farewell tole FAMILY SUrboa Pace 7| ‘He quiet pursuit of the baron’s established Demand to Wages Made Upon the” ture and is continue to the end of ANNIVERSARY DAY, APRIL 10—Anniversary of 5 SCOTTISH RITE.—EVANGELIST CHAP. | TAQ ULY SUPPLIES... Pasi |Policy. He has up to this time preserved a to the Tomb. 4 oe we = pons’ e fous the comaplicetions the aieming of the first Ainerican patent lnw by Gearce BRAINARD H. WARNER, ‘ter of Rose Croix, No. 1.-—A special meeting ras 2 | monk diguisd and @iglomslle eititads ta the Binectony. ‘which usmally arise ‘rom the death of the imdi- Ww cussion to Mount Vernom, | qt President. _ | will be beld at the Cathedral of the Rite on FRIDAY, Pace 2 ignified and diplomatic Curcaco, March 29.—Organired labor hes Bo pra ° an iy be delivered by Dr J. 5M. MEDICAL, AND DENTAL DEPART: | 20th instant. at p.mu.. for the purpose of recsiving | FOR RENT (Offices) Paxe 2 | case, and his plans might be seriously interfered = » oe he “ e Second. The Company's large capital moter of Tmprov s." Ti, Hispection of ord- | a Mt eee a eee | ere ae ei ee Meatan oaoting | FOR RENT (Rooms) Pexe2 | with by the gory talk of the Chicago THE SUICIDE OF AN ACTOR made its final demand upon the worltis fair @ 000) is ample security for the cont: nan shore, Washington navy yard, by invitation of SUEY Fea cath mpnaal commencement will, be held oS HO OLT. toa Secretary. a a 'T (Stores)...... Pace 2 | Italians. The baron has received a reportof the - * | directory. It has been granted an eight-hour or fatal execution of every exyressed wish ular froope: National Guands High Setbool Calets Ho jpe vAndrisoes ti Pruts. Wiliam Yee, M.D. and ee is HALL 720TH | Pow RENT eet Inching from the Italun conal at New oa day and the establishinent of «system of arbl- ‘Thind. The Trust Company las the adv son, D. rdictory by kana at. FRIDAY "Miss Magtle Gaul, ENT (s = rleans, a copy of whic transmitted tration, It now asks in liea of all other com prow a pect ro iD pee tein ivi 01 E (Ho i, ° » Tcyac learner operas MiggaTe be Presided over | RF vite totidad “Mone Uy the ae Baad | Meese CRUEEE AO DN tae | FOR SALE Clowes Secretary Blaine. In hisletter to the Secretary noe gps i 4 mlii#zt* | FOR SALE (Lots) Be ME MESSER AND AIH MANN 3 directory establish ing to invention are : the baron took occasion to repeat that the con- - cnnsions pated Gor Ghat ts Y edward athe thereby securing to duct of the local authorities at New Orleans | Baltimore Will Not Invite the Parnell | minimum rate of wages, t FOR SALE (Miscellaneous). prowsntat the f e rate to be that of ee a Lid be S Bulle Hen, Justice Bigtch : Meeting ot Fs oman GENTEEME 'S GOODS .. was in the highest degree biamable, for the rea- Envoys to That City. union labor as fixed for the various trades. In There are other reasona which we do not cal ford, “Prof, Cyrus ¥. Brackett, M12... AX, March “I. snd. every. member is re- Bn . i in beeping with thol - return for this organized labor will promi arent :o yon upoa thowshtful cousid- Daniel, “Maj. Clarones_E ‘Du SES ae - x i " man, delegate from Marylan gen- . eration of the subject. . Gay. Hon, Wt “ar is, is Be F808 F ONLY Mathes Somer new, FRIDAY, March 20; the ——— resting Raley Rede erst ee ng eames eral mocting of the Irish National League, says | “thie Proposition was last night submiited at =s oo Yion. A."K’ Spotfoni, Hon. Robt. Pax. former in the forenoon and the latter in the after- | MARRIAGES. the attention of the governor by Secretary | that the envoys sent to this country in the in- | joint meeting of labor representatives and « =—<— ae Se a. 7 va, Prot. Wn. F. FATHER IGNATIUS, 0. 8. B., noon. 1t_} MEDICAL... Blaine with an unquestionable spirit of justice, | terest of Mr. Parnell will not be invited to | special committee of the directory called to lon. Garr Monk of the British Chu MISCELLANEOUS to which the baron said he bore ‘ui | Baltimore. consider the question, The matter was die- Sangean Bandara, dincein 3s aay ay: STNG, bang is, MONEY TO. LOAN. witness. Sympathizers with Ireland's cause in this | cussed at great length imam ames ble apieit, SECURITY AND T. ctoses ate experted: Troms provtaent | 7220 pamL” Werk days, March 3, 24, 35, 26, 27 and | SECsqe>ARE YOU SATISFIED NEW PUBLICATIO’ ceicuanilney aicknsis Scant. city will not encourage the envoys in their mis- | and the question will probably be submatted + T. Britton..........-.......-President. oes atid tanuutacturers. OP % With the ft, wear and style of your | NOTARIES PUBLIC. Sec Blaine i sates | sion or contribute funds for their aid. The | Me dlirectory tomorrow mig 4. Boil.......... First Vice President. ted to public exercises by ticket. “Yleserved seatn, 3 Inst Custom-inade Overcoat or Suit? | OCEAN STEAMERS. retary Blaine is {preserving = consistent | Som vrule mombers of pariiament must ecttie | President T. W. Palmer hes practically af- AL A. Thomas -. Second Vice President. MEENCie Clargnan, SOAS. W ‘duuission, Boe. aoe POTOMAC RIVER BOATS. silence ponding the receipt of Gov. Nicholle’ | their internal difficulties and the question of | Yi#ed the national commission hot to meet in Bercy B. Metacer......-...-...Treasin ato OMA: | _ Tickets sold only at the doo NoT— PIANOS AND ORGANS.. reply to his telegram, which will come by mail. | leadership. The man who is chosen will |ADTH- He has sent a {to each com- er Cee Ke willbe rlsaed to have you give | PERSONAL. ‘The tonor of that report is sill « matter of | be atcepted by us as the head of the home rule | mesioner, tn which le says, that. according to sa DISSOLUTION NOTICE. o le Clothing a chance Z 5 mystery. The governor is probably watching | party, and then if envoys are sent over here to | ’ re Depart- A. T. Britton, John R. McLean, eistepprmeysaatiea at a saving to you of time, worry and | PROPOSALS the drift of public opinion’and carefully df | Dbtain aasistance for the cause we will do all am | ment regard to funds, a meeting St we Bet rtin FS 3 tustcceoene Tabs array been aimotret ba ar, money. at FROFESSIONAL. senting the equities of the ease before sending | oar "power for. them. "Ar it in now |0f,, the coWiewion will “erome “a do Beve ya consent. To ww Will co °. |ATLROADS:. : - : cit of ° also ha pee meta RETO ae nw HOMAS TAYLOR. Ca ee SPECIALTINS” ® communication that will undoubtedly oceupy | the Parnell envoys are trying to settle | fel se William M. Coates, oe i 4 prominent place in the diplomatic papers of | factional difficulty in “America. My | Te 1 no new business to come belore the = ToT = = — rs 4 commission at such mecting and intamates that adaestecaen Charles Porter. gq WEDDING, RECEPTION AND the country and which may set the tide to run-|advice to the envoys is go home. Aree omg J . Coen C Deceeem, James. Page = Peres | Big in a very unpleasant direction. The sce- | They will mot collect money enongh to. pay nant optemaber would bo mae wir : At Home Invitations fn imitation -Paze? ; is i q reg : i If they % rT, does not smtinfy Daniel Donovan, Alan H. Reed, Pare 2 | Fetary, meanwhile, is resting at his home, their board at the Hoffman House. : ea agg on ee, a a of plate work at one-fourth the —_— ee “page 2 | ing advantage of the lull in the matter to re- | should come to Baltimore on their own account rege ey! F- 78 tain, BSP SUING TOS erry. pric, BYRON 8. ADAMS, Cor, Oth and G sts. Dew! Pago 2 | CUperate his health, | His indisposition was but | T hardly think they would attract much of an | Tetary ae ae ond “2 A. A. Thomas, SUPPLY OF ICE FOR 1891. Printer, 51Z 11th at Page 2 | ® slight one, but as there is nothing of import-| audience. A people personelly pure will not | Meeting. Some commissioners way they William Verne iiveia thea Miactiages tices siaacaan WASHINGTON, DC. ‘Took, possession of my new. work WANTED (Miscellaneous). ‘Page 2 | ance at the department todemand his presence | follow anybody who made a record like ee Jobn S. Jenks, Harry F. West, = March’ 1s, 181. pe reg a piel WINTER RESORTS. ‘Page 8 | there he is transacting a small amount of busi- | Parnell. Henry S. Lochheim, Henry A. Willard, ——— e ROETR AEE Say of March, 1801, the Srm ot WARD Have more space, better list, beiter WOOD AND Coal... SIT eawe 6 | ness at his house and seeing a very few callers. Benjamin H. Warder. ‘The ice companies are all done cut- Contractors and builters: has been dissolved i riatuel Siciiises, larwer, force, erie soak. Se a 1419 G st. now. mh19 ting on the Kennebec. Pr it THE INDEPENDENT 3 A HOT STRUGGLE AHEAD. Prospects of a Sharp Contest if Parnell Ac- The House of George Schwartz & Co. Closed This Morning. running away ahead of Inst spring's consent. ‘i he business from: this date will be conducted 7 fe business. “Still, T have just bev at the above address by WM. A. WARD. Goverxaent Receipts Topay.—Internal rev- KOBINSON ant GEO. W. FRANCIS, 1 enue, $322,175; customs, $861,279. THE RECENT APPROPRIATIONS. the firm ‘The tinest merchant tailormg estab: shington 1 nae of WAKD. KOBINSON & CO! ‘Thanking the nace gta i ‘Official Sum: u Allison . Lovisvinre, Ky., March 19.—George Schwarte If yont life isnot insnred it should be. Drop Lohues lsomamestnamyaieet Patrons of the otd firm for their previousconsiderations fe a an ming Up by Messrs. cepts Healy's Challenge. a. nee tamap apart un, I I shall be glad to furnish you with a day, having been cutting the second and patronage, we solicit their continuation and a fair 7: ‘we U. 8. 8. Pernex arrived at Greytown and Cannon. Special Cable Dispatch to The Evening Star. ro Ferneas Seeens, Oe — a © surance ay ee eas peers veneer apostate en patronage Gr epeculy, Ree mh19 @. WARFIELD SIMPSON. | yesterday. Messrs. Allison and Cannon, respectively | Dvniix, March 19.—The posnible contest at | Million dollars. Their assignment carnes to = x inches thick, and now have 65,000 WAKD, ROBINSON & CO. —— chairman of the Senate appropriations and |Cork between Mr. Parnell and Maurice, the wall the Union Tobacco Works, Schwartz en ren es tons. Their ice, like all the ice cut Bie a Ox tHe Rerrep List.—Surgeon James H.| chairman of the House aj riations | Healy, not to be confounded with Timothy | W## the resident German consul and operated WM, a. WakD. i YPPFOp' (Y BE eueESIN INVESTMENT comp: en the river this season, is the very W 1 ROBINSON, EXTBA STRONG Sad RON, Gaines and Passed Asst. Engineer Wm. R. | committees, have made an official summing up | Healy, who represents North Longford | #vings bank in connection with bis other SOTA. finest quality of ice, and there isn't = WEST DULUTH, MIN 5 =o : ‘BLACK WOOL WITH LINEN SOLE King have been placed on the retired list. "| of the appropriations by the Fifty-first Con-| in parliament, promises to dwarf the Sligo | banking business. Fred. Jaunsen, member of a poor lot cut this season. | male nurecs hea Weea enrpea ce Cannnnoeee ea gress, comparing them with those of the Fifti-| struggle between the Parnellites and Me- i mb11,12,14,17.19 LOS Fst. now. Telephone ¢ na cee New Banxs.—The controller of the currency eth, and they claim they make the total ap-|Carthyites into insignificance. Mr. — = THE FU URGLAR - PRO‘ = has authorized the First National Bank of Char- iations % discourteous letter, accepting Mr. Parnell’s ; ’ Ls BUILDING OF THE " : 1 propriations for the Fifty-first Congress ; , hana Oradea Ww arxaner, RARE DEPOSIT ‘CoMPANY, a E £ cine ements ern to begin business with a capital of £$988,410,129.55. ee — Cal a — we SCHRIEBEK'S BONES POUND. ae Directors. a Contains SIORAGE HOOMS Jen's Furni — Less Mr. Cannon argues against increasing the | xhould actual = ts totes — - r i — We wane eau Constructed entirely of brick, with steel doors, One Price. atttn) 82 Fat. maw. ‘Tar U. 8. 8. Moxoxoaneza was putinto com-| number of committoss ‘having charge of ap-| ora, actually resign the hottest election | 4 veteran Workman Mure In the Cordage tbls te 8. S. Williamson as STEEL VAULTS, tor storage of silver plate, Jewelry mission at the Portsmouth (N. H.) navy yard a bills, — _ = system of dis- | feat for Parnell would mean his final retirement _ Werks Fire. ==. NGTOS SHhicke MACHINE CosTPASY ar |" and all obey alist Ge ung chante | gS PINE BUSINESS PROPERTY. today. She will go to Newport and ship a num- | ‘Tibuting the appropriation billsamong various | from the political field, while if be wins the | Exzzawerm, N. J. March 19. CARPENTER ELECTRIC COMPANY, THE SHOREHAM H-STREET STORE. Best electrical inventions of theage. Stock book wopened for subscriptions. Ten per ceut per an ch investment «uarauteed. — Prospectus at the . Where exlibitions of the inventions may be seen miat2-ima "BE WasuINGTON LOAN AND TRUST coM- PANY. Cash Capital, 21.900,000. Temporary Osfces, 1001 F st. nrc. Nei busdeng in course of erection at the corner @Mhand F sts. nw. Organized under act of Congress approved October 1, 1300. This company To receive dep +:its and allow interest om balances. To issue certificates of deposit To act as ad tistrat ceiver, assigre: Sons non com pos mentis and attend to other busi- ‘Bess of a fduciary character. To manage estates and collect rents, ‘To collect interest and dividends for customers Without chanee. ‘Fo execute trusts from courts, corporations and individuals. To act as treasurer or arent for religious, benevolent of other institutions and as reistrar of transfer axent of the stocks or bonds of cor- porations, paying their interest or dividends if Gestrest. Wills receiptad for and kept without charge. Corresponiience invited BRAINARD H. WARNER, President. JOMN JOY EDSON, Vice President. WM. B. GURLEY, Treasurer, WAM. B. ROBISON, Secretary. iby law Directors: John T. Arms, Samuel Norment, Charles B. Bailey, John Ridout, Chas. S. Baker, George F. Schafer, James L. Barbour, N. H. Shea, H. 8. Cummines, ‘Thos. Somerville, J. J. Dariinston, John Joy Eisen, John A. Swope, J. 5. Swormstedt, Albert F. Fox, Georze Truesdell, ©. . Green, B. H. Warner, Win. B. Gurley, A. A. Wilson, Jobn A. Hami.ton, L. D. Wine, Jobn B. Lar 5. W. Woodward, A. 8. Worthington. THEY AKE IN BAD CONDITION. Abuse of our mules will not be tolerated and will be ed when exposed. All our carts are lettered numbered, Please take the ni Who is wuilty of cruelty and re phone No. 18t or at Room 4, 14 % ‘t. L, HOLBROOK, mbI2-th3m President and General Manazer. GaP TEANSPARENT ICE COMPANY, ‘S327 Water st., Georgetown, D.C. Telephone 156. Full supply of best quality of ice always on hand Full weight” Prompt service. Lowest market rates. Waxons to all sections of the city. Dis ount on tickets sed ce oF from Crivers. Orders bY ail oF kone will receive trminadiateuttention. Contracts iuade for one oF 1yore years. mblezw FOR RENT_STORE. MST.; 25x70. — piste-«lass windows: concreted use. went ;all mod. inp. ; suitable for any business. eut “Apply to, P. T. BERRY, Aven‘, aahnie-ck Tela Sisest. iw. gq THE ALPHA STEAM LAUNDRY, FORM. fly at 1250320 stn, has removed directly opposite in the buildins formerly occupied by" the Landry. She same respecttally fp contimuanice of patronage shown heretofore. ga AN ADIOU : ; i —- ckhowlers of the Linotype Company Marc i 1501, at 7: O'icck prm-y at 414 11th st aw A Soe Femme is ee oan wm to be preeeal in person are raguested torsend pr nt in PENOEEANL YW, MOULTON. _ Washington, D.C. : 1801. BUODT, <a eaes cenee: BS OFFICE OF THE GREAT FALLS ICE COMPANY, 924 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. ‘The GREAT FALLS ICE COMPANY ber Jeave to announce that their supplies of ice re- cently housed at Pittston andat South Gardiner on the Kennebec river, Maine, are unsurpassed in quality and are equal in quantity to all tradedemcnds of the coming season. Thecon- ditions of the recent harvest were unusually = ON MONDAY N. BS> conection ott Suction house of Thomas Dowling will cease, thar date we'will Ue found at. where on the ost advantageous terius, tronage of the public. at $7.50, #10 ind upward per year. SVITED. , THE iuilersisned with, the its and dispose 01 Our loux experience in the business and our wide acquaintance justity usin the belie that we Will be able to give patronage of the public 1s solicited accordingly. isfaction in every instance, and the Respectfully, meen MB. LATIME! 3 CHARLES G- SLOAN, Icheerfully recommend the new firm ‘to the pa- THOMAS DOWLING. fart days advance, as we have too many v Ipeure prompt delivery ‘seine day Be LADIES HENTING omtestic SEWING miachines from us will please notify us two orders ahead. to c. AUBRBACI tend Hw. Tacave-ne: “\ tubitot” =" Be La ae ‘THE ALBANY, mb17-2w* Gor. 17th and H sta. . __ rents with table bout DR. R. FINLEY = Ses _h0-Iin* Kee" FS, Dawes, Deg, isn Rawova lit Oasote rat Sass Uf all leadinse makes gold sive an Bite at Fae Ersiicne, 1408 H st. n.w. ‘Three desirable wuites with private bath for ward. mab 1-2 r Has Removed His Office to TATE st. now. DE! 1217 F ot. ow. _Rubber Plates lined with goid. mh10-1m* ew VE ALL MEN THAT A. L. SALTZSTEIN, 3R., THE JEWELER, of 505 7th st. n.w., Sells AMERICAN WATCHES, the products of the Waltham, Elin, Howard, Hawpden, Aurora, Non- Mi Sprinifieid, Columbus and Kocktord cous aed tn bewuti ally decorated and high quality LOW asany. PIGS T-CLA tates, for CASH OF ON ‘MOUSE in the pet ir EVERY rat A We write insitrance on life aud on property. We also insure goods in transit by rail, ball OF tian REAL ESTATE we offer irst-clasy investments, “both houses “and uniuproved: Property in the city and in the suburbs. ALS. PRATT & SON! fer1-1m Sun building, 1315 F st. G st. bet. 14th and 15th sts. An especially available piece of property in a block which is one of the best business centers of the cit ‘The frontage is about 20 feet and the moderate depth can be fully utilized. ‘With some alterations the building ‘can be made to yield a good income. THOS. J. FISHER & CO., 1324 F st. nw. SPECIAL NOTICE. For sale in Georgetown, on the ling of the B. and a = ce aed ere ae oP rae ea TO THE CREDITORS OF GEORGE 1. HILL. hhavitur clain.s aca nst Mir. George I. ii hereby warmed to exhibit che gaine to the «ub- scriber on or before the 10th day of April, 16] wh19.5t_Assigneeof Geo. 1. Hill, ¥ Fs. 5. a. Martin of Baitnuore, “Lhe house is doing pusiness, and the Chume willl be s0 ini perceptible that the cafe will not be sed, By who Will take possession April L- losed for x sinle thorouzh business woman and ‘will Tully sustain the fine reputation of the hotel and Mrs, SARAH D. LA FETRA. qp> NOTICE.—ALL PERSONS ARE WARNED ‘axcainst trating aging ett any w= DIVIDEND Yo. 4. one per cent on the € Ninibie Phonograph Company as been declared froin the earnings of the colupany, payable Siarch “21 to Mockholders of record i oF pital stock of the Co- Y and reopen on ch 21. Dividend checks will be mailed March 31 d EDWARD D. EASTO) ide iny stock of old wines a to iy friends and customers who have 80 ber of apprentices for a lonj cruise. Taeascry APPorxtext. retary of the Treasury has appointed George H. Hollis to be superintendent of the public building at Wilmington, Del. Navar. OnpeRs.—Commander George W. Pig- man ordered to ordnance instruction at the navy yard, Washington, D. C.; Mate Robert Robinson detached from the Friana and ordered to the training ship Richmond. Anwy Cwaxors.—Lieutenant Colonel Edmund Butler, seventeenth infantry, was placed upon the retired list of the army today by operation of law. This promotes Maj. George K. Brady, eighteenth infantry, well-known Washing- tonian, to be lieutenant colonel of the seven- teenth’ and Capt. George K. Sanderson of the eleventh to be major of the eighteenth infantry. Bumprxc Sires to Be Puncnasey.—Gen. Nettleton, the acting secretary of the treasury, has authorized the purchase of the following public building sites: Beaver Falls, Pa., south- west corner of 7th street and 7th avenue, $11,- 000; York, Pa., northeast .orner West Phila- delphia and North Beaver streets, #25,300; Newberne N.C., northwest corner Craven and Pollock streets, £6,000, and Alexandria, La., fronting 213 feet on Johnson street and 106 feet on 3d and 4th streets, $3,500. Crixesz Prooress.—A dispatch has been re- ceived at the Department of State from our minister in China warranting the conclusion that the mining coal in that country, which has heretofore been ‘ouraged, undertaken with considerable zeal, and that the natural result will be the provision of much additional employment for the Inboring class. ‘The mining of coal is regarded as the precursor of the establishment of a system of railroads there to bring the coal to market. Crvisk or THE Bear.—The revenue steamer Bear will sail from San Francisco in « few days on her regular summer cruise in Alaskan waters, Ounalaska and the Seal Islands being ‘The Acting Sec- committees is vicious and tends to beget ex- travagance in appropriations. He thinks one committee of the House should be charged with the preparation of the money bille for its consideration, and indulges the hope that the incoming Honse will remedy the error of its democratic predecessor and commit the general appropriation bills to one committee. MR. ALLISON ON THE INCREASE. Mr. Allison, speaking of the items of increase, says that the increase of $1,441,473 under the agricultural appropriation was caused by the establishment of agricultural experiment stations and the transfer of the weather bureau from the War Department. In the army appropriation bill the small in- crease of $92,095 was for the expenses of re- cruiting, and in the diplomatic snd consular service a reduction of £40,750 was made. ‘The increase of $637,849 foc the District of Columbia was for the police department, street improvements and public schools, and’ under fortifications the increase of #2,02,144 was for continuing the construction of mortar batteries for the defense of Boston, New York, San Pran- cisco and other harbors and for the new gun factory at Watervliet, N.Y. In the Indien bill the increase of 27,307,146 was made to carry into effect recent treaties negotiated with va- rious Indian tribes. The increase of $1,456,638 under the legis- lative, executive and judicial branch of the government was for clerical force in the vari- ous departments, mainly in the pension office. An increase of 2900,000 was made in the inter- nal revenue service, principally on account of the expenses of inspection of sugar, upon which a bounty is to be paid. ‘The appropriations for the Military Academy were less than those made by the last Congress by $380,449. ‘The naval appropriations showan increase of $14,042,344 for new ships for the navy and the improvements of plants at the navy yards. ‘ensions show an increase of $113,312.351, in- cluding deficiencies made by ‘the’ Fift Congress over che Fiftieth Congress. ‘This in- crease was caused in part by the failure of the present Congress to make sufficient. appropria- tions for the year 1890, leaving a deficiency of $25,321,907 to be provided for. An increase of $22,665,343 under the post oftice bill was due to the ‘growth and expan- McCarthyites would be dealta staggering blow, from which, in their present condition, they would find it difficult to recover. Mr. Parnell’s iron mine, on his Avondale es- tate, promises profitable results. Boring oper- ations have been going on for some time with a view of testing the true value of the lode. As far as the tests Lave proceeded, it is found that the ore contains seventy per cent. of pure iron. FOR AND AGAINST PARNELZ. Desxrx, March 19.—The board of guardians of Navan, County of Meath, has rescinded a vote of confidence in Mr. Parnell adopted some time since. On the other hand, the Droghead corporation has, by @ vote of 13 to 6, deter- ined to extend a public welcome to Mr. Parnell upon the occasion of his contemplated vist to that place. x jesterday at jessrs. Harrington and Cancy were roughly handled by nationalists while attempting to address a meeting. The two gentlemen were compelled to retire from scene. ——- BORNE TO THE TOMB. ‘ Prince Napoleon's Remains Taken to Their Last Resting Place. Rome, March 19.—The body of Prince Napo- leon was this morning conveyed to the Church of Santa Maria del Popolo, where absolution Was pronounced over the remains. From the church the remains wero taken to the railroad station en route to Turin. Princess Clothilde, his wife, Princess Letitia, his daughter, Prince Victor, his son, and one of King Humbert's aids-de-camy escorted the body to its last rest- ing place, Panis, March 19.—Interviews with the Bona- partist leaders which are published this morn- ing show that they havo decided to disregard the will of the late Prince Napoleon and to recognize in the person of Prince Victor the legitimate heir to the throne of France. ae SUICIDE OF HENRY AVELING. A Well-Known Actor Ends His Life by Tak- ing Poison. New Yorx, March 19.—Henry Aveling, an Adam Schrieber.an aged em in the flames at the fire contir the ry the ruins. Schrieber had been in employ of the company for over twenty years. He worked im the rope loft over the laving ground in which the flames first xpread. It as suid that Schrieber went back into the bura- ing building to get his coat. ‘: t wax destroyed. The ware houres on the Elizabeth river, some distance from the works, were saved, together with 275.000 worth of material, Superintendent Williams estimates the lows at €400,000. ‘The company was fully ineured in the Manufac- turers’ Mutual Insurance Association, a eon- solidation of about twenty companies, | Mr. Vuliams said the company would immediately rebuild. A Row AM DIPLOMATS. The Koumanian Minister at Viewna Will Challenge the German Ambassador. ‘Viexwa, March 19,—In February last, on the occasion of a Lull being given at the German embassy in this city, the Princess of Reuss, wife of the German ambassador, called aloud to M. Vacaresco, an attache of the Rou- manian legation and son ot the Koumanian | minister,to leave the place,ashe was there with- out baving been imvited. In consequence of | this affront the elier Vacaresco has resigned | his position in order that he may be enabled to challenge the Prince of Reuss for the indiguity offered his son, ar THE GkIP IN CHICAGO. ‘Tt Strikes all Classes and is More Prevatent ‘Than Last Vear, Carcaco, March 19.—Chicago is in the grasp of the grip. The disease seems to be more prevalent than it wasany time last year. ft strikes all classes of society. ‘The residents of the fashionable avenues the deni- zens in =the = tenements of rv alike suffer from its ravages. A # - sion of the service throughout the country. x . i every line of business. Five h mbistt favorable and the ice housed is unexcelled in BR. K. CRALLE, RESIDENT. MANAGER | ‘MY fvored me for the py: her principal stopping places. Her command- | ' = - : . Sl actor, committed suicide at the Sturtevant | It is felt in every line of business. « pom purity, solidity and the manitestaton of those | SE" Tie WNUK Vite Tare Aug eer Heaney anders 0 assist the United | rprovementa war due fo. cularged approssi | House some time during the night by taking | {ed e% cuploxed og the westside street car BUILDING AND LOAN ASSOCIATION, ens senate 4 au carlof Mr. Russeli's 1 bee | number of natives indicted formurderand other | tions for some of the principal works of im- | poison. The suicide left two letters. In one company is badly handicapped for help. ‘The —— sia - the yield of other eastern rivers, and, pre- et es omens ie ee ee io che mori) puaaear een crimes who are said to be in hiding at differ- | Provement in progress, such as the Mississippi | he asked that the funeral arrangements be | South Side Company has 12> men on the wick 93 AND 915 F ST.N.W. ewinently, frou the clemically-induced pro- | Contracts.” Good solicitors wanted. x fwhip-st"] HUGH J. ent points along the coast of Alaska. “This mis- | 924 a an cE improvements. The in- | jooked after by a Mr. Shelton, a member of the | list. ‘The orth fide, Company has ebout Bas the best plan devised for securing a Home @uct of the machine. fete in, _ 1833 F st. now. = sion necessitates the departure of the Bear at | Crease for sundry civil expenses of 215,530,499 ive Ci wi a fhe wan for river aud harbor improvemests ‘ex, | John L. Sullivan Combination. In the other | seventy-five men out, while tuany of those at fro dimen ‘The interests of their customers and of the penses of the eleventh centsua, public buildings, | letter the dead man says he does not want a | work are suffering from the disense in « mild NO AUCTION OF MONE! g=> SPECIAL OFFER FOR WEEK OF MAR’ | <a A cup day; slightly colder; " tt Ireather ie likely to, be, inereasing in | an earlier date than usual, wart eee "lon news and rain dhenishantr ante = fall —s omy Public will continue to le atlaerved,as here | BOE O18. A cup and. saucer given with every winds mah tee ce ; certain woman to look at his remains. Aveling Any emennt loaned. reparaiie @1S.per monthon each | tofure, andthe company ie prepared tofurniah | LON CHONG & COL, Dealeid in Jupaucee Goode, a — ‘Tax Warck or THE Gatexa.—The report of | Sorernment Printing ofice, home for disab) iduu advanced. "Shares: $1 pe ver i for main tee ‘The large Gown-town stores are having 2 : Volunteers, military posts, for artificial limbs | Plyed in the “Paul Kauvar” Company and also ploy south Lieutenant Commander Bicknell upon the | for soldicte for the borkt's fale, for the lite- | = _ Jan the Feamen.”" He wesenacter of un-| Bie cupereee. Ngee mage ne Ld wreck of the U. 8. Galena last week bas been | saving service, for recoinage of silver coins and | “84! intelligence. > - omenm laid up and fift ‘nin the fire received at the Navy Department. It is un- | quarantine service. eayETETE racer typioggh agg Em fe p Poem ws ice at the lowest lewitimaie market rates. oT 12. g—> CAUTION. WISHING ALL OF 61 pres Bo inne to ive the ha ie lue nonths, for $200. “Pront, OP RCR burs RegUieD SIX Fr INTEREST ALLOWED ON SPLCIAL PAYMENTS ESTIMATES GIVEN, ESTIMATES GIVEN. ton, we particularly caution those having old ones of 5 t are . Fifty out of 1 -UP certificates issued at 254 mare: our make against alloy them to be adjusted else- ESTIMATES GIVEN, [Nt iE ON THE TI! ‘partment by gn pg mt KT | MISSES COMERS PSOE FICL. where hone elite Gukee Gai eee the loss of a a INSAN! RACK. mani carriers in the, post office | are Pity MANY OF THE LADIES OF WagHiNe: ‘arts are used, ‘and Caly ther mest renee y laced e statements of Mr. Cannon and of Mr. sutlering. tals " PICERS: Res ve Lappy to hear that St. Rose rt . “Orders by f the tug, who failed on One of the New York Pedestrians Suddenly - me - Barioon Dinquap. een Aiomas Twetiaie, Son. | rekanisial Seboe MOL on nen ta diateaiventions sg Crust S Postal will |. vat upon you, with an architect toan- _‘| Of the tug, who failed to respond to the orders crowded. About fifty sufferers applied for Seized With Mania. Geo We Lease » havagain reopened | receive immediate aitea Soe sox MFG. CO. from the Galena in the matter of directing the | S#vers agree very closely, except that Mr. Can- inent for chliven’s «ork. re A : admission to the county hospital yesterday ‘ Py ee AS es. fed-t.th,s,shun oth ot a swer all questions and give any information Gourse when breakers were seen. High praise | non does not include | £15,700,000 for direct! New Yorx, March 19.—About 8 o'clock this | and nearly as many the day before. ‘This insts- OOF. Thompeca, Tr cates : s —— TERS <>BUY YOUR COAL. CORE AND WOOD 7 is awarded by Comn nsign | tax refunding, $3.000,000 difference in allow- Sulit So tel oud tae a Uo paiiechante wenm- aamESe ee en SRK AM toe N BUSINESS. eens. n Ensig morning Gowan, the Salvation Army man, who 3 ! AMEBICAN SECURITY AND TRUST CO, | BSS, (trom te reltabietrnsof JONSON BROTH. te oe Field for encrgetic and courageous vervices_in | ance for sugar bounties and, $2,000,000 of in- | ™ rey reese A Hed to accept accommodations on the floor. 3 = on | saat het. and Florida ave. with a tomer a —— the emergency und to the crew for the dis- | definite appropriations. These items added | {8 one of the contestants in the walking match, | [000 [re a nt i thecity, i dine of ,ienh duce aid, wdicines, where Witt be LIBBEY, seer ean cipline maintained under trying conditions. —_| to Mr. a s total ae it about up to the | was ogni seized with a fit of inssnity. | i, said, but has from one to five persons Inid = aa ae . Treseription departient in charze of raduates in Building Material, ae ce totals figured out by the leader @ mi-} While be was going around the track be ut-| up with the disease. It has invaded the hotels L 3s.9- 3 EWKSBURY, W. B HIBBS, 4 SS REMINGTON TYPE- pharuacy. aincoanamel mh19 6th st. and New York ave. Personat.—G. L. Meinnen, Philadelphia, L. | nority. tered a wild shriek, sprang over the rail and py fally one-third of the guests are ill. Seater Washington Stock bacuause WRITERS. For ten years at 11th and F sts. 1. ——NOTICE.—THIS WILL NoTIFY My | H- Beinhard and Mr. and Mrs. J. Carroll Beck- sf aE DEED made @ dash for the street. He was soon cap-| To make mutters worse for them many = es 2 phono call “ir. Prices reasonable. | §—e=>NOTICE. — 429 X | with, New ¥. Velcker's.__M. WHAT TREASURER HUSTON EXPECTS. | tured und taken back tothe garden. He was|of the managers and hotel employes are IFwis G. THWRSBURY & 60. PARAGON" TYPEWRITER RIB- iy bostueanst thesid Such tiewand fens: | wim, New York, arest Welcker’s——Mre. L. placed in his tent. His trainer left him fora | also sufferers, and there is such a dearth of R: > - = Ven i old st le an in- , . fu My ST, WAMMINGTON, D.C BONS, our own manufacture, are by y Te eee DO Ne eh ca i ae | He Writes Ho Will Soon Hetura to Indiana | moment, having. as he thought. left him ulsey- | help that some of the guests by, their own ree bs for cash or o& inanan Stocks,” Bonds, far THE BEST in the market. Scldex- sections for ve "et Ge tciven as to where shall locate Soon! | atiprviineaing, New Nockiand maeees ee for Good. ing. Returning once more to the tent to look | quext have been went to the hoxpitals. There Ramee whet THos. powxia._| 4! > ispatch from Madison, Ind., today says: | #fter his man, he cautiously opened the door, | are large numbers of grip sufferers in private York and Chicago closively by : : Soe Fees emnerens, are At cemaeye-—Me_ | | A ciekeves Lome, Maton, Ted, Seley ages to, <5 poeubes abaue tnerhas eas teed Lueieeee bear tee aioe ond Oem ea vie enanbe, ee er niet qs» TAKE TIME BY THE FORELOCK. and Mrs. George Srkes and Sfise Eva L. Sykes) “Contrary to all reports published that he will | hin down, The mon isbeing carefully watched | kept busy night and day.” a specialty. va f, SEAMANS & BEN 4 z a ey . i Aramy, = ‘i =e "deat i. => WE Ris as choct thane pect ail reek ge canes remain in office, Treasurer Huston writes toa | now. ——— a , t livia, Morris Reno, New York, BOLE Mane TS ter be cs tenet ales eae sulter rape whither tie victoriay Cincinnat Shutde and the Stuntand Kotary Sewing Machines. Ly pe buckboard or buy. Telephone s4 | jogtm COR. STH AND F S16. ¥. . Reon Barnes New York, Mrs. C.& | friend in this city that he expects soon to re- American Naval Constraction Praised. UNO. W. MACARTNEY, PAHN & FISKE. 4 inh 14-0ost be mune Of wisdoua suns hie Sap ag eee tr eee ar pee mr ora Ihave Ee == Peano “ar Me at ashes ied No. PARTNE! Ce ere ey 3 tn. Ww now to be done up am aw ny ate al udie.— o n 4 ‘ave easter Node Stock Ex. Sr ee Be OAS ICE COMPAR, the plewaand weather cnuct, A. P, Holbrook of Piladelphia, Jon. W-Duryes | nothing to say ra ‘The Court Decides That She Cun Cheese Mar | Solis ot the coun, omrmly praised the SOX # MACARTNE) | 8 CONSUMERS. Deicus:. Comttaste lve one ontacent ning ‘ime. a J. S.C |. D., of ‘ork, F.'C.| The impression is that the story is true. Own Residence. val constructions. ETOvER DLTDING IDE SE. ve, | _ Arransementa Nave been inade fot the conventenceot ising take eae wea oe and J. J. Craven, ‘of New York, pression is e story is Pince “ve raigedindtiee Poesy pact George, L. George and Miss B. May of Balti- Terscns living th the eastern and western sectionsof theaty by wi coal te —— “ie . ANDREW J. JOYCE'S SONS, sro Loxpox, March 19.—In her majesty's court Bankers and Dealers in Government bonds, Fxchane= Ya and jedon i they cab yay ther gas bisdurig abhibe Lours at ‘THL. NATIONAL CAPITAL BANK Piulade.yuia, Boston and THE WEST FND NATIONAL BANK, Pogon oF Letere the Nik of exch month, ASD v led to the uiscount of Zoe. ‘will be ent AS LIGHT COMPANY. nrities. District | hie wranee aud Tele | yer) AW) cubie lev clr WASHINGTON ne Stock boucht andsold.ty18 | — = (Of those Special «aks of Hand-stitched Sole Leather | {ant ART & Lenr livered trou our ELD WAr to bebotied. No surround wees = HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS SIORLD, ed, inoved OF slipped withouk trouble to owners, ¥e ts yous Order and your key's; we will Go the rest. oon consivived to us will be stored, unpacked aud pinced im residence, OF Te sLipped us desired. 1028, 1030 Conn. ave. P.S.—Drop us # line and we'll come Dm mot walt tH SUMMER to. onder ‘not wait til SU MME! your a NEW SHIRT ts the inost warment you can wear in ot Second, becatuse we will be #0 busy that you May not get your Shirts hot, 4 because the most desirable patterns in FANCY is. Lee MPOKTABLE more are at the Handall.——A. C. Caty of Southbridge, Mass., J. Edward Burtt of Boston, Hon. F. E. Beltzhoover of Carlisle, Pa., M. H. Savage of Portland, Ore., and J. F. Anderson of Now York are at’ Willard’s.——Frank Richy ‘of St. Louis and Dr. J. M. Butler of New York, E. D. Haley and. daughter of Maine, F. W. Kelsey of New York and a party of a hun- dred Bostoti excursionists are at the Ebbitt.— Mr. and Mrs. James L. Wesson, Miss Wesson and Miss Isabel Wesson of Boston, Mrs. C. N. GEN. JOE JOHNSTON'S CONDITION. His Mind Clear and Apparently Strong—His Appetite Improved. ‘There has been no material change in the physical condition of Gen. Joseph E. Johnston. Throughont last night theold general was ex- was slightly delirious, but for the past few near Manchester, produced his wife, a wealthy lady in her own right, whom he abdugted on March 8 against the desire of her relatives as she was leaving church. Mr. Jackson, it will that they quite equaled and sometimes eur- the European constructions of « like nature. Mr. Biles added that the latest Ameri- can vessels were well worth careful study upon the part of English constructors, ese mene Murder in Cambridge, Mass. Bostox, Mass., March 18.—The dead body of Mrs. James Ryan was found terribly braised at her bome on Vine street, Cambridge, this morn- ang. Neighbors state that she and her husband WAREHOU : Landert of New York, Mr. and ‘Mrs. Julius , SS. UHTIIT Wil offer « great barvain im Marseiiles Bed | senican SECUMEY WEE ERURE COMPANY, INGS will bewsone: So place your order NOW | Bien of New York, Mr. aud Mrs. Charles Let-|hours he has been without fever and his Mr. uarrcled this , and it is thought that £30 on ft Spreads, extra heavy end fuil sige, aud will sell Co . ¥. T. HALL, Shirt. * " . court, how- woman was m The police are Ssssu UF Jong as they last at $1 each. ‘This is the best eo ee Factory on premises: tins of Cincinnati, Mr. John Sherwood,New York, | mind isclear and apparently strong. He sat ‘i-treated she | searching for Ryan. ada? geet |) one Abeuinteiy Bratt See TAL NOTICE, Rufus H. King of Albany, N.Y. Mr. and Mrs | yp in hie library this morning for awhile, and Protection ae = ER “ss? *ss' ‘ss? uu Pema nengrirtingliorasoeh gortoitupetiory tana Champion Steam. Laundry. wishes to | F. N. Sewell, Mr. Zealand,’ Jose ¥. Soars of the ho wash npend bib tein Mneeia bod. ms Pe nrg Ex-Consul €. P. Kimball Dead. > ae S ss FEE ghts ‘selves of this chance. announce to their customers und the public that, be- an& George Bancroft of " ans New Yous, March 19.- (harles P. Kimball of § a us chance. mimaniaiidick domicateaiaa fannime Stare 2. we will reduce plain aharts 20 Ye; | Ni at the Arlington. | not for the advice of his physician, Dr. N. 8. Jackson's —7~4 f ay Uni o a ee ee. jot Sitk Drapery Net at Tec | BE PROM abd ee CORRECT NES upetent jes that in point of excellence and finish | Mr. and Mrs. P. Welch of New York and Mrs. | Lincoln. ‘The general's appetite has improved, were heard in | Chicago, Bagreengioe-ny—kegyrecen 5 2 vin, ahd printing are es a $1.50 and $2a yard. Choice gnaraying, paper ahd printing, x sential to "make wedding inva he is partaking of a suficient amount * ‘ve Peached the hixhest niche. Give us atrial. | Grant of England are at the Fredonia.—L. L. | and foods at low prices. of ‘collar and cufl work is unexcelled. Woodstock of Virgi John of Har- it. ald favo - "Uta: & scminse, "Helephone exit Suz, ur wre a card to 142 Penn. | NV oouevock of Vira wane ana Should these favorable con- Sbantons Pongees in Browns, Tans, Modes, ee evant aoe oni “Tiseks uml hove mended fres ichetas Rati. | E- HL. Exsbes af Balad tre st the | strength loss daring eo. Taek heres of the Gray and Biues, choice patterns only lie. yard. : WE DENY NOTHING! itan.—T. wife and | weeks. GENTW LEATHEM HAT BOX APRONS. ‘We sell a good quality Gingham Apron, full 2 Ever 9! own am this eity Pocket Books tre: th Cori vas» awin Lie. te — Mrs. Bradley wman, Ga. W. T.{ In almost constant attendance Gen. ‘Public voice is too strong. We accept thever-| J. “Dain of jphia and B.C. Gran- | Johnston is ex-Gov. Robert McLane of 3 fa Wethinscon, “AW eat and juade cu the promis’ | dall of Providenco ‘are at ‘the National — | iand. Whe ex-goversee aud, cenit to cha yell uoade, at 200. he sale. . N. fe . J. is Fete aT Ead SEL NOarin White Aprons ere wrest facare ag | §GgESWHO 18 YOUR LAUNDRTWAN? MILLERS, . |S New York, J, Le’ Conningham of Bostou, | xinee*ager tte, Seneral’s, brother-in-law. Mr. FINE ZANCL LEATHE: GOODS tosize, quality and work. We allow no badly TOLMAN STAM LAUNDBY, oremnaninn Mass., F. L, tee ee pennies spends ‘good deal’ of time in the vicinity of cpg panes mse foods to go oat uf the store, watts aac a3 Stare Owen’ Prents of Aspen, Col, 4G: Garrison ot | ifs patient Ot ARS irtmakers, Ladies’ | Gentlemen’ Ver, Chicago, - _—o-r—_—__—_ rau the emaliest to Sosesa weriety from —— SP'chr wasous to your door.” Mg ees set2m Soe on Sire * | Laughdon of Hartford, Conn., and John H. For Performance of Contract. ae re Us OF Tae UAT Conavan of Philadelphia, Pa, areatthe 8t | John & Ross and Sarah A. Seibel, by Messrs 5. COMDS, BRUSHES, te. _ : Brot Visine winkinn te ‘zene | Yemen ——A W. Lyman of New York, Miss | oo°.'4 Sutherland and Cole & Cole, have fled SvELiNG GOODS. ‘banquet at TUNDAY, apo’ | Hurkamp and W. H. Hurkamp of Fredericke- wary CARHART & LEIDY, on Eee ee, Beaigiegock. will delay’ = | Ritu w'n ines co 2° erat Oe ee CPACTORY, =o. ~ : i mera and T. 8. Herbert | performance of a contract and purchase certain moig aad Pega. AVE 3. mbié “625 7th and 700 K ote we. i eis O iia Pas AVE DW. | apatlnaas iniend st thebencnet tation aak?.Ad | of Salem, Va., are at the Hotel Johnson. ""- "| Property in West Weakington,”