Evening Star Newspaper, March 28, 1891, Page 1

THE EVENING STAR PUBLISHED DAILY, Exeept Suuda;, AT THE STAR BUILDINGS, 1201 Pennsylvacia Ave. corner 11th Street, ty The Evening Star Newspaper Company, 8. H. KAUFFMAN ‘Tre Peexixo § eity by carriers. © at 10 owns ae Week, or 44. per Copres at the counter, = genteaach. Hy uaa’ where in the United States oF Canadas postage prepacd-—00 cents per montis. Sarenpay QuaDRUrte Smper Sra 61.00 per year; with foreign postaxe added, #3.00. [Entered at the Post Office at Washington, D. C., as eects lame mai! matter. Che FF AL inail_ebscriptions must be paid in advance; ser seut loncer tha paid for f 7 8, No 19,006. nening Star, ae on 78, WASHINGTON, D.C. SATURDAY, MARCH 28, 1891. * TWO CENTS. SPECIAL NOTICES SPECIAL NOTICES. SPECIAL NOTICES. SPECIAL NOTICES. SPECIAL NOlich. BS rms exis poses omytepes rit = will be sold mt atbe- NEW CARKIAGE aand 7 sts TON, Pawubrol REPU brarin: BT IND OFF STRING OVERCOAT Dourds, Re. styles. SHALL IT BEY rr. a. Jobs are afewof the many we'v uring the winter, this.aljowine plent ‘which i At 810108 1Sagrent va- riety Bison COMES carriage | ‘abev® smd “i to. Laude only the lined with fe p protices and to mB cloth or mobair You at a reasonable price. serge suk or. Satin by steadfastly adhering to. this Sleeve linn practically stap:lard to merit your lewce and to re fod value for SeR¥iC® “ ‘sha as mouey can buy want anything ino cou fidentiy Velleve wo can nave You trom 2 to GEORGE SPRANSY, 40 yer cent.” Cali and se us. 494 7th st. SHAFFER BROTHERS, FINE CARRIAGES, mn2e Bw. b. tatiner, ©.6.s s: mh27-Im Corner 14th and T streets n.w. ‘oan, 2S Fears inthe Gusiness. 16 years in the business. < LATIMER & SLOAN, Ke AUCTIONEERS. AN INDESCRIBABLE Main Office, 1409 G st. n.w. SOMETHING: apartment for Horses, Carriages and Heavy Purni- 2 ture, Nos. Ls)! and 15 H st. m.w., Washington, D. C. REAL ESTATE, FURNITURE, WORKS OF ART, LIBRARIES, STOCKS AND BONDS, HOUKSES AND CARRIAGES. APPRAISERS. (Special Attention given to Appraisements for Under- G_ WAREIELD SIMPSON, Expert Merchant Tailor Cor. Yt und G ats. De we There is something in the tout ensemble of a taiior-uade suit an individuality which Tell the taste of the wearer ani lifts him above the crowd throuzh the it does not cost as writers) ear tailor-made efor Furniture, at our rooms, 1400" ps [Hore red Catriases, 1501 ond th ei SATUNDAY 3 ip iowing sot are" Biting seepeere ser mh27 a ‘LD SIMPSON. FFESSOR COLLIPEE'S private petty | 9° — in —3__McKEE BONDEN ACKNOWL: er aeniutely Comatea) wih lave, ure | (oN hi ani seieariony uum es imo months’ trip im chance of COOK & Vor Acetd : his iat die clan oraume tu durtate petets te r indewonity on ident, an oun cal cee os pleasuce im commen ting to Lis frends the above ~g=> THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THESTOCK- holders of the Fairiax Almuinum, Gold and Sitver Mining and Mannfacturing Company of Faur- fax county, Va.. tor the election of directors to BEE Pig, guiwine sear’ will "bo weld” at the Mlock Honss, Alex thiriny Va.y on MOS ihe saxth day of April next, at Lm. Stockholders will attend in person oF by pro: ty HOS. H. GARDNER, Secretary. Ft See THE ANS UAL MEETING OF THE STOCE- holders of the Colwabia Fire insurance C anyof the District of Columbia for tue election of Trustees to serve for the ensitin year will be held st the oflice of the company, in the Kellowe building, 1416 F st. n.w.,on MONDAY, April , 1500. hie polis w med at 12 o'clock m. and closed at? p.in, Looks for the transfer of stock closed from SATUR- DAY. April, to TUESDAY, April 7, loch days in- clus! mbS8-s,tu,ths4t => MILTON M. HOLLAND, g ‘er his Baithnore address, tition,” heiore the tiyiueath “Arvumewiative. Ly coum, WEDNESDAY EVENING, 8 p.m. Plyinouth Church, cor. 17th and P n.w. <q IHE DEALERS’ PROTECTIVE ASSOCI. > ‘ution will ‘meet MONDAY, March 30, at 1:3) D.m., at Weeks & Co.'s auction house, 637 La. Business of importance to le trunsicted. <q ERIGHTWOOD AVE—ATIENTIONT ‘Ail interested in the improvement of railroad iacliitie Beicitwood ave. wilt meet in Bright wood Hall TUESDAY, March 31, INL, at. 7:30 p-ins to concert further mesures and Consider the report of the conniuittee appoited on the Lit insult to draft & constitution and yy-laws for permanent organization. Soe THE, QUARTERLY MEPTING OF THE Women's Home and Foreign Missionary Socieiies will be held at Wesley Chapel, sth and F sts. B.w., TUESDAY, March 31, commeneliurat 10-300, Mrs.'Dr. Rust, National: hecretary, and Mise Jane M- Bancroft, Ph. 'D. the meeting. All inter- ae o: Wis Grund Lodee, F. A.A. Mer of the District of Go dumbia, will be held at Masonic Temple MONDAY, March 00, 191, at 7 o'clock + tor exemplification Of degrees. By order of t] ‘grand matter. it WM. R. SINGLETON, Grand Secretary. eT PAINTERS’ PROTECTIVE ASSO- he oy —_ repay hy eeinge at 137 7th MONDAY, Marcy 30. 7:40 pain, "By ones ork DAW ¥ HOXLE, See. Company aud their resident managers, aise tube chorge any ADS esate. THOMAS £1 LOMAS mh24-Lm z of 67 F st. rina F (e-q=> SPECIAL NOTICE. A DIVIDEND OF ONE AND ATIALF PER stock bitle Tusnrance Con: three a ve of the Cou any, 0 Lift et, On and Abril 6, INOL ook’ for transfer of stock will close on March JO; a J.D. COUGHLAY ninss tor past REMOVAL. ‘THE WEST END SG MACH fy us twodays in advance, re abead tH ‘AUERBACH, 7th Domestic bewing NATIONAL BANK WILL, ON MONDAY, MARCH 30, OCCUPY ITS NEW AND COMMODIOUS OFFICES AT 1416 G STREET. TRANSACTS A GENERAL BANKING BUSINESS. BUY AND SELL GOVERNMENT BONDS. EXCHANGE SOLD ON THE PRINCIPAL CITIES OF EUROPE. 5 ‘OPARINERSHIP. gO OF _COPARTNERSHIP. associated with ness iy S00. Fran! WALY Years auBoec-at new Grm will Le TH ¢ in the auction and W. Dowine, who with me im the a ae Thomas 1AS “DOWLING. a. WM. R. RILEY, President. CHAS. P. WILLIAMS, Cashier. GEORGE A. McILHENNY, Vico President. DIRECTORS: watever John R. Carmody, John E. Beall, ‘cay Bs 4 BH. Goiasicrough, Of every des ription dauucs B. Lanbies Walter if, Wilcox, John F. Voxt, Gk Sclincider, : George A. Siclibenny, Tank T. Raw! ins ~~ Ba STEN Surette Por MEN “cKO Has ot batter ECKWeAK, Hosiexy, GLOVAS, VESTS, SHIP > AND COLLARS Surpanses ail previous etforis, Tpose of securing for destitute col for the eretion fe21-2m Foe ROPPRTY OWN Fis, Don’t jet your roofs’ rot away and leak TA MEETIN Or THE Lincohe ice tnencanee | Wiese Sfut ct testes coon” metal, palee will Fee cum open at Lam. and | 2mm ag « BURCHARD & ROLLOW, 6 to id. F tramsier or stock will ue LEM TOWERS, Jo. Secretary. Set trea ApE bal Ld-weestapt di atroiling Avents, ‘ave. LW. 1HE FAIR AND BAZAAR OF TWELFTH Street Mb. Church s.e., which was to have =< a 3. Lickets suid for March 29 will be good. lor SF FICE OF THE GREAT FALLS ICE | 1 mabe ote COMPANY, 94 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. The GREAT FALLS ICE COMPANY bee Jeave to cnnounce that their supplies of ice re cently housed at Fittston and at South Gardiner ou the Kennebec river, Maine, are unsurpassed im quality and are equal im quantity to all trade demands of the come season. ditions of the recent harvest were unusually favorable and the ice housed is unexcelled ia purity, solidity and the mazi‘estation of those superior qualities which distinguish it foo the yield of other eastern rivers, and, pre~ eminently, from the chemica.iy-ucueed pro duct of the machine. The interests of their customers and of the ;CUSTOM-MADE SHIRTS. With our increased facilities in this department we are better prepared than ever to execute your orders for “‘Custo:n-made” Sirts. Any style, for ordinary or fuli-dress occasions, made at short notice, and sutis- facticn gusranteec in every instance. Now is the Lest time to leave your orders, a8 you will find a shirt mors comfortabie for suzamer Wear utter having been worn ort while. Leave your onder at Men's Furnishing Department, first floor, first annex. (Sg AT THE REQUEST OF ONE THOUSAND ‘and one of our customers we have provided space for a inch room on thesixth floor of our 10th street building aud have opened the same. We are now prepared C0 serve thei in a first-class manner. mh20-3in WOODWAKD & LOTHROP. The con- WOODWARD & LOTHROP. Public will continue tobe sulserved, as here Yofure, and the company is prepared to furnish, wee at the lowest legitiate biarket rates, TO TAXPAYERS. pares LAN SETTLI — WANT OF TL LADIES OF WASHING- jhe Sa “Ton will ve Lappy to hear that the Be Hoss piscots Gettin! Sehowis sts Wd seas tenea Six acie aS ueparts ‘Aud save expense. ie voice fe too strong. We accept the ver-| mh90.2w That oUr Shirts are the finest ever attewpted fe Wastington AU cut and 1uade om the premises. Fortectiun guaranteed 7 to sie. MILLERS, ‘THE FIRE AND BURGLAR - PROOF BUILDING OF THE WASHINGTON SAri DEPOSIT COMPANY, Fo Juin Fates. STEEL VAULTS, for sterace of siver plate, Jewelry and ali other vau iufnigiwn chances. SAFE. DEtosIt BUNT, Rent for $5, $7.54), $10 and upward per year. mohis-un CLION" INVITED: ee TA NSPARENT ICE COMPANY, 8827 Water st., Georgetown, D.C. RECEPTI G, ——e elepho At Home Invitations in imitation ligraiarm Full supply of best quality of jo always on Full weght) Drouptwervice., Lowest market Maeve fal et iobs of thevity.” Din alnt on tek an sed at office or frou drivers. Orders by nail or = jone will rec ediate attention. Contracts thade for one of *. “whew eae EEE NIAL CELEBRATION, WASHINGTON, APAIL c, 0, 10, 1801. Be 3000 STILE, CORES tON, Be, TE weGitizens’ Central Committen John Wy Babson, of ron M. Parker. To Suwwick, | Marvin C Peis: pocunimenes sine, Hon. Joni bench. | Brainard "H. “Warner, {NEY & ROBERTS, Makers, rot. tie f, Mason, 32 Euiuth Watkins DLIG EXUECISES TN LINCOLN HALL. — ren APRIL , Aiterncon—to Le presiled over by the Preskfent of the Cuited Staten. Y vemine- ‘Lobe pi Sided over by the Secretary o: the Juterion SPECIAL! RECCPIION TO INES TORS AND HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS STORED, MANUFACTURERS and the ladies who’ actou, Packed. woved of shipped withe Pauy tern at the Patent Ufices Aprile, 9 toll /O Trouble to owners ni, by the Secretary of the iterior aud the com ‘Gave us your order and your keys; we Bilssiouer of patents. Will do the rest APLOL. be Stecncon Meeting To resided over by Hon. Pretersck Pr hk sfrerident ot the ne veuing Meeting—1o be pre- 8. P. Langley, secretary of the on. ES Ad, APRIL 10—Anniversary of the signi « Ainerican pategt law by George Washington. 9 sui, excursion to Mount Vernon, Where ap cddress wil be ueavered by Dr. J. tt ‘Goods cousymmed to us will be stond, papected and ylaved tm residence, oF ew supped as desired. BIOLAGE “WAREHOUSE AMBBICAN SECUKITY AND TRUST COMPANY, 1Ag0 15th st. a. Absolutely Bre) ivf! Pan ‘Toner Upon “Washington a6 an inventor and” Pro- moter ot I %p.mu., inspection of ord- Bam eshops, Washington navy yard, by invitation of WHO IS YOUR LAUNDRYMAN? TOLMAN STEAM LAUNDRY, the secr tary of t wiar troops, National snd other ofan a3. LDU Bam, “parade, Tage tind, “Hiulgit” Seto! Cadet aor to aeuc ‘APRIL 10, Siceting—To be presided over Quick, work wishout cairs charge. | Try by Prof. Alcxander Orabaia Dell. pian 4 postal frou you will A= “Addresses apy joxcts reating to invention are (Or Wagons 6 your dus. awed at ts vk “D.sDr Jou : Spray bret, Cyrus ¥ Beaker, Sib. eB. i policrmoryss Octave Chute, primi URC AB. Hott: yo Utetes How, Sob ie Clitence mutton, Prof. Thomas BUY REMINGTON TYPE Gray. Hon. W. tT" Harris, ‘Pro pr : Ghax! Ee Mitcuell. Hone 0. WRITERS. “PARAGON” TYPEWRITER RIB- BONS, cur own manufacture, are by far THE BEST in the market, Soldex- esively by WYCKOFF, SEAMANS & BENEDICT, 220Sm © OOR. STH AND ¥ STS. H.W. . Fee tT Noize GAS CONSUMERS. agements arms Wve been inade ict the com ventenceot Reece Beg s casters tnd western, Sz which ey ean yay her was Dolecuring — SATIONAL CAPITAL BANE THE WEST EXD NATIONAL BANK, 2 . Hon. ‘Mectings for the orvunigatiun of the Nati sociation of inventors aud Manufacturers on. the Apri and im the worming on Aprils addresses are expected frou: prominent x abuiacturere. os aduutted fo public exercises by ticket. For further particulars whiress JOS. K. Mec MON, chairman Unance committee: A. T. BRITTO: TF the executive conunittee—Hon. JOH huiriaan, JOHN W. BABSON, MABVIN CREORE: GEOG MAYNARD, J. ELERETH WATKINS, Secretary, ‘Cttice: S11 Get. u.¥:, opposite the Patent Office, mabid-iat qe OW FE AL ee THAT A. L. SALTZSTEIN, JR. THE JEWELER, of 505 7th st. nw., Selis AMERICAN WATCHES, the products of the w rain, Howard, Huwpden, A Marnetic. 5 ar Golumbun’ spd Beckton] come cae ae qe ROSES Tl Oo ented ous ahcwunt of Poms, cased in beauti7aily decorated snd oat Pade Wiiditizox Steevie GAS LIGHT COMPANY. c pula, Shiver Seay er kage & YOUR COAL, COKE AND. 1 OY PRI Seen thereinsble trurot JOHNSON BROTH. wid Hage BE ZEB the cet atenaive etait deniers im thecoun- = YOUR aT INTEREST THE AMERICAN SECURITY TRUST COMPANY, MILLION A QUARTER CAPITAL, ‘The American Security and ‘Trust Company acts a8 admin- istrator, executor, trustee, guardian, finaucial agent, as- signee, receiver, rents safe de- posit boxes, affords storae, makes investments, issues de- Dentures, ioans money on first mortgages, &c. AMERICAN SECURITY AND TRUST CO. secessesessess President. ..First Vice President, A. A. Thomas... Second Vice President. Directors: A. T. Britton, John R. McLean, ©. J. Bell, Caleb J. Milne, ‘M. W. Beveridge, Martin F. Morris, Henry F. Blount, Crosby 8. Noyes, William M. Coates, M. M. Parker, Robert Dornan, Charles Porter, Chas. C. Duncanson, James G. Payne, Daniel Donovan, Alan H. Reed, Matthew G. Emery, 8. 8. Sharp, James E. Fitca, " W. 8. Thompson. JobnE. Gerrell, A. A. Thomas, JolnN. Hutchinson, William Verner, Joba 8. Jenks, ‘Harry F. West, Henry 8. Louchhetm, Henry A. Willard, Benjamin H. Warder. 1419 G st. nw. mb2s JNO. A. PRESCOTT, Keal Estate Broker, ‘Kellogg Duildin, 1410 F st. mow. is fo puvis Lis new Sales Bulletin April 1. All por- Scns who have property for sale, bus- ines OF residence, oF Uhituproved, who Wouid like to take advantace of superiot Facilities, such as tue complete equip- tient of Jno. A., Frewott's real estate office affords and ofters to the Keneral Wid stand wiore than an ordinary to tunuediately convert. tuer Fealty into cash, oF its equivavent, by hawiug the saiue iree.y advertised 1 the Dulletin. Air. Frew cit asks that descrip- ons of property Le at once sent for in- sertion in the April Bulletin. — -mbzi-rt qa>RENTS. RENTS. RENTS. ‘Uno. A. Preseott's facilities for mat ime estates of others are complete. eal Estuce Ctice, 1416 Fst \siness in the interest of Kents are niade a specialty. Prowptcollect.ons. kepairs jusicioussy looked atter and taxes paid. “Mr. Pres- cott ask patrouaxe, feelin: that he can More than return ‘the iavor in money saved to owners. ‘mh21-7¢ LOH 19, 1891, |. Fexan Hquors and cordially’ recom iin to my trieads aud cusomers.who Lave 60 Referring tothe above card of Mr. Russell's I ber leave tosay thet I will at all times be ¢ ad to see th iriends and my former patrons Tew place, 12 Vennsylvania ave. (ibli-it"] HUGH J. PEGA. tHE ALPHA STEAM LAUNDRY, FORM- Be iy at esd ate haw rensoved dinecly epbonite ot the ti ius orazerly Occunied Ut Geuretown Stes Laundry. ‘The saice respectfully: wolicts Coutinuance or butsonae shown herecotore ‘ub té-in Feo TIME ‘BY THE FORELOCK. Ina short time you will want your sumner traps—WwhetLer it be victoria, Spicer phueton, buckboard oF quan of wisdom sends h now to be done up and has the pleasant weather cows Kecollect that painting apd var nishing take tine. ANDREW J. JOYCE'S 8ONB, 1028, 1030 Conn. ave. P.S.—Drop usa line and we'll come towee you. bs AMERICAN ICE COMPANY, eee Col Wicterte Ned Retail, at Towest Drives. Contras tafcr une of more Fears 5.0001 ONS ON HAND. PURE WATER from ROCKY MOUNTAINS of Maine frozen into ice 14 to 20 inches thick ant harveated ac our plant on the PENOBSCOT AIVER tes ivered from our RED WACONS. Dont heed to bauotied No, surrguinl graveyariaor sewers. Nuchemicals. Won't 91 her. felé-su E. M. WILLIS. Vice Pres. aud Manaxer. P NOTICE TO TAX PAYERS OF ALEXAN- $e Site county, Vee For the parpecct eae lodating ‘those Persons who lo" hot Reside in th County, Y will Ce!at tive real eatute office of Jaaiee Es Cleucnts, Ver Fst. n we on the LOPH DAS OF VERY MONTH untit Aigst;frou 12 nb to 5 oelock mi, €0 Fecelve scl: taste ‘te mew jaw feausres Femitpasuent or and will ue returned delinyuent E(RSE BAPTIST CHURCH, 161H_ ST. ave Scott circie, Rev. Dr. Chas, A. Stakeiy, Pastor.—Sunday school, 0:30 a.m. Christian gndeavor, 6: p.m. "Preaching 11 a.m. and +.30p.1- exsninz Dr. Stake y wil deliver the fourth sor- juon in the series to young "men. on the theoory of Sema. “Specia: subject: 2 =>PLIMOUIH CONGREGALIONAL Church, corner 17th and P sts, nw. Special music at both services ‘by the choir, Mr. Tho i. Sounson, chorister. 11 a.ni., ‘Great Sun- Sicokae PeBicg, Devond the Gites.” “Rev. Sterling Washington News and Gossip. Index to Advertisements, aE “esus Doctrine o: Man. THE MOTHODIST HoME, 12TH AND N rasrtet eked followins well sts. n.e.—Rev, W. M. Osborne will conduct | juuwduaies bOI 18 composed of the ey the services Sabbath 3:30 p.in. “All int rested iavited. | SPOWRSEtIIS:, | BOARDING ....... Be EQENDRY ‘M.E. CHURCH, REV. GEO. | Mrs. E. D. Rhee. ‘Contraito. | BUSINESS CHANCES.. a= iliott. pastor.— Tester services and sones.- | Mt. Alexander Mosier ~- Tenor. | CITY ITEMS. vunlay school 9:0 Preach ng Lem. vy Dr. Eiltott pes, H Rice. 80. End 720 pn. ‘by Kev. W. LF. Hauimeud. Young | Prot. P. i. Foster Director and Organist, | COUNTRY Bo. People, 6:30pm 18 | gaz te morning tise folidivi’ selections willbe ren- | COUNTR @->ALL SOULS" CHURCH (UNITARIAN), | ‘Te Deum Laudamus. —— cor. 14th and Leis. nw. toworrow | Christ Our Passover eal $e Uhm, tn rho pian cantacted by” Hew, aah | Gior sw Exe DRY GooDs.- ys tor, with uiusie appr cast Magdalene et . Sanday school ani Bible clsss at 45 3-m, it 2 = a Falta Wana Teer natn en ees Raster Anthem on ‘tional Church, 11th and R sts.—The pastor, Rsk INCOLN MEMORIAL CONGREGA- = W. Moore, will preach 11 a.m. an18p. : Sunday school review,” 13:30 p.m.” Bociety of (Sopa SUUIIIIIIIIIT olden: or, 7 All invited. BG PROTESTAN: CENTRAL METHODIST Ghrareh. 2th and at te, ‘nw. lier. array, pasion “Services atid iti, and 7:1 wa.” On Aprit 'W: 6, 4-0. quarteriy mectine from ain. tod pein: ie ASSEMBLY PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, corner 5th and I sts. n.w., Rev. Geo. 0. jattle, or. —-Pres inw by the pastor at 12 a.m. and 3 P.in. Sunday school, 9:30 atm. ¥. B. 8.0. Bey ‘30 p.m. There will be a responsive and praise ser- in connection with theevening sermon. Strancers all services. it Be THE CONGREGATIONAL TABERNACLE, ‘th Owing to the revival meeting will be suppiemented by Laptism, reception of new members and communion at LLa.m. “Sermon at 7:30 p.m. by the pastor. Seats free. Welcome to ai it qe NINETE! ‘corner 10th and I 3 school; 11 a... suuject: **A Prop text, I Kings, 13:19. 7:20p.m., suvject: of God.” text, Lph.. 6:11. Sernion morning and even- ing by the pastor, Rev. Walter H. Brooks, at ANT (PRES- METROPOLITAN BAPTIST CHURCH, Serer ana sts. ne.. pastor, Lev. Groen Clay Smith —Prea-hing at 11 a.m. and 7:30 p.m. by Rey. JB. Wooltelk, DD. Dr. Woolfolk has ew eqials in \@ Pulpit, Strangers and the public generally are coz Gay invited to attend these services. it Se M, E, GHULCH, 3p AND ASTS. a. v. Alex.E. Gibson, D.D., pastor.— At Ti a.m. ‘Resurrection of Jesus.” Easter service ‘Tnursdayr HO pm Seats tos and a cordial invite: ursday, 7:30 pam. Tee a ita tion extended to al it .; ¥. P. 8. 6 E FOKS_IN THEIR OWN is Pastor E. Hex Swein's subject ig felork. Preachins at 11a. am. the pastor, Subject: “Something Somebody Shoul Secure.” Beats tree. Come. Second Baptist Church, 4th st, and Va. ave. It FATHER IGN, EASTER, SUNDAY, ‘Masonic Temple, ‘3:30 sermon, "The Resur- rection of the Dead Messiah,” Acts xxv, 19; 7:30, by ‘special Mong? Way i Became One and My Work inthe Church.” Admission irce; a Tew reserved seats. It Stace - - : POTOMAC RIVER BOA’ ST. PAULS ENGIISH LUTHERAN Conn. E $e Sharh Aor tn and Hse meee aialin. PIANOS AND OWGAN omer’ pastor —'Yomorrow. (sandy). at "11 Han, pad 8 pan PERSONAL. Sunday school aniversary under direction of Lacius | ordination snd installation of tie new! are D, Alden, superintendent. Ail invited. id dn. the, ve) eligion.”” "Sunday school tian Endeavor Society meeting at 7 ool at 9:30 am. mit VERMONT AVE. CHRISTIAN CHURCH, F. D. Power, tor.—Services at 11 and ee 5 1001, 9: Y peo} meet = HAMLINE M. E, CHUKCH, 9TH AND ; Rission chock, Oda Fellows” Hal were aed | a E. §. fod. WD. pastor. —_ 1 | Forsuton ily “and 7730 by ters © We, Buiaw! 4 NEW CHURCH. — THE REV. FRANK | Youns peopie's meeting, 6:15. Consecration meeting Sewall wili preach atthe Church of Tuesday. rayer mecting Thursday, 7:30. it ty. Dupont Circle, af LI a. m.. on ‘a Laster Sunrise.” Baptism, Confirmation and the Holy Communion." Evening at 1:30, lecture on (he Many Mansions in Heaven.” Allgeats tree. It => METROPOLITAN M. E, GHUNCH, COR, Bee aa C sis how: GB Goes B, Ost Easter day. lio'y it holy commnvaion, 1 Cvensoug ahd Shroie 230. Vested “choir. Birangers ‘cordially {a- a GURUEY_ MEMORIAL PRESBYTERIAN of the inorning seriou “OLriat, the Lite of the | § Church, Le Droit. Park, Florida ave. and 1d." Epworth Learue meeting at @15 p.is, ‘Lee. | sth et---Services tomorrow at 11 ain, and. 7:30, 1. ture and prayer service Thursday at 7:30 p.in. “All are | Pre the pastor, Rev. William 8. MtNier. conta ns tt tie" Lord's Supper at morninis service, Fema YSTERN PRESEYTERIAN CHURCH, 350 pine Christin eae H st. between 1vth and 20th, Kev. T. 8: | deavor Society, O45" p.m. "Mid-week service, Wynkoop, minister, Special services continiied to- | ‘TSrureday. 4-50 p.m Strangers weleoure FF morrow eveninz, 7:30,and every evening during the | 2nursdays 75:0 P. = ae YTERT Week except Saturday.” A corti! invitation £0 all who METROPOLITAN, PRESBYTERIAY Would lead a new sfc.” Reception of new members and Church, 4th’ and B s.c.. Kev. John Ches- sheraivent of the Lord's supper dist Sabbath of April. | ter D.D., pastor” Services tomorrow st 11 a.m. and 7:30 pam Y¥. P. 8. C. FOR RENT (Stables)... TOR RENT (Stores). FOR SALE (Houses). FOR SALE (Lots) ....... FOR SALE (Miscellaneous) .. GENTLEMEN'S GOODS. HOTELS. LADIES’ GOODS... LOCAL MENTION, LOST AND FOUND.. LECTURES MANICURE, MEDICAL MISCELLANEOUS . MONEY TO LOAN... NEW PUBLICATIONS... NOTARIES PUBLIC. OCEAN STEAMERS. WANTED (Houses) . WANTED (Lots)... WOOD AND COAL. => CHURCH OF THE ASC! 10) ORNER onal jeeting Thi ‘at , of Mass ave, and 12th st. n.w., Dr.John if Rood . Eilott, rector. “7 armi., oly cominunion? 11 a.m., | 2 e orig prayer, sero ‘coumunion; 4p: FAIENDS SMEFTING ORTHODOM m., Sunday school festival F os f horrow f “Peace” HEV. E. PAYSON HAMMOND, WALL | Wilitbeconsidered:” Ail imvited. of “Peres” | master at ch in Foundry | Methodist Se ST Shh ent -GHUREH Ea phurch, co Wath and ‘on Sunday at 7: QUITH STREET ME CHURCH REV. =SREV. E. PAYSON HAMMOND. WILL | juecting, 11 a.m. ; preacainy by residing E.der Key “> conduct union mestings for children. youth | Hit Naylor. D. Ue 7:30 pm, service by the and. aduite at the FIRST CONGREGATIONAL | Sanday sehool i Andie FOUNDEY GAURGH, Wah and “6 sat on Be ONAED,_ UNIVERSITY PREACHING | ury Department, MONDAY, TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY at 4 p.m. “#~ by Rev. J. E. Rankin, D.D., LL.D., the of each day. Te" | president, at So'clock pa.) basa y the students. strangers are cordially invited to this service. It LUTHERAN CHURCH, TOPHERAN,, CHURCH, | | THINITYOERMANTUTHERAN CHURCH é. ‘1 cor, 4th and E sis, n.w.)—Sunday services Fe tat Pace ied | {OBWam and B pen. W.-H. Luehwert, pastor Sabbath school at ather Alliance, 6:45 p.m. it E STREET BAPTIST CHURCH, ENEAR Bee bat ee ee J. de Mair, pastor, Prestie ing at Tl a. tn, subject, “*Futile Precaution. * and Pm gublect, “"abbobi.” “Baptinu at evening serv- Timusic, Strangers welcome. It Second Sunday of each month’ English service at P.m. German Sunday school 9:40 a.m. wets: eee ee @-@ => CHURCH OF THE EPIPHANY. G ST. x bet. 1:ith and 14th, Rev.B. H. McKim, ., Fector.—Sunday services, 8 a.ta.. 11 a.1..4p.m. 7:30 p.an.” All seats free except at 1i o'clock service. It ET. REV. BISHOP KEANE, RECTO SPIRITUALISM ATGRAND ARMY HALL, | — the Catholic University, will preach at tL 1412 Pa. ave., every Sunday lyceum at 10 o'clock mass in St. Patrick's Church tomorrow (Easter seme Ee et —_ na Sunday.) bt eNO CEL MEMBERS OF THE Father Mathew T. A. Society are respect- fally requested t9 goto Holy Coumiunion at St. Pat- Heke Church TOMORROW MORNING at 7 o'clock. It <=> ALL INTERESTED IN CHRISTIAN ‘science healing are invited to call at 1474 | trie’ tair te New Yark ave, Room 25; hours, 9:30 to 12:30, 4t0 | quis 5; Bib:e class Sunday 3 o'clock; talks Thursday evon- 3 inxs at 8 o'clock. 1° WESLEY CHAPEL, COR STH AND F schoo at 0". Fanier sermion Ly the pastorat LI mai rs. line MI. Gladius, trance speaker, will occupy the plat- form. "It is proposed to have ah all-day meeting to celebrate the forty-third anniversary of inodern spirit. Walisin. “fhe exercises will be Lighiy interesting, Persona iv.ne at a distance can ‘bring theif junc and @ rand picnic from 1:30 till 30. Besides Mrs. Glad- inc, quite a number of our local mediuius and epeak- ers will be present, and our forty-third. anni ire Union, District of Columbia.— juarterly | and 7:0 p.m. Prayer mnecting Toursaay evening. Bucoting April" S"cuext Fring), Conrad Method sn estant Church, 9:3) mine to4 pein All frien <g> ASBURY M.E. CHURCH, REV cordially invited. Mrs. L. D. La Fetra, President. 1t | Bote weet D 1 ES, ATTENTIO! New Life.” 7:0, “Where Art Thcur” Both by Pastor. ‘mack Tent, No. 56, 1. 0. o: 8 p.m. Youns people's Easter service. it public ‘meeting at Good ‘Templars’ Hall, cor. 434 st. | = BAPTIST CHURCH. PG! Lee Stes A.” Cha "i. Maudney ang Ebillips, pastor — Sitters "Ah Hechabites in realia. “Publig invited. t* a -, quarterly review of the san address will be de- Qe ™ DENISON AND MR. JOHNSON Principal of public schools, casa Mr. J.T. Fre BY CENTRAL UNION? MISSION, 930 PA. SOCIETY OF WASHINGTON ARTISTS ave.—Tonight song service at 7:30. Gospel service, 8 o'clock: Sunday Bes. Bailey and Will be in attendance at the Gallery on 10th bet. Fand | Havell’ Noonday ineetinss daily’ 12m.” Gospel serv- Gis. n.w. MONDAY, March 30, the former in the | 68 daily 7:3Up.1n,” Mesting conducted by the ladies, forenoon and the latter in the afternoon. a8 | -paspeekig ot the Glemastoun tom Montes, 20. "Opentug of the new Meacue Branch SS eT acetal chitge ine Comper ature, northeast | (ye yh Hg momma - tenn; fate a warmer Sunday. : 3 a inc! = GORSUGH ME, CHURCH, CORNER 4% 6TH ST. AND NEW YORI F tt atin by Bey G, We Daldsine st 2 . AND NEW YO! a Preaching at Ii a-in. by Mev. C, W. d Shane pain. by the pastor, iev-J. Bi. M. ‘Lemmon: " Coine M. There is no subject in which the bujiding pub- ‘worship with us. March 21, 1891, cates issued, the first aS aggregate $710,278. sioner will therefore be $126.05. general land offi ———E tty Seveued ttt Govenssext Kecerrrs Topay.—Internal rev- enue, $234,649; customs, €444,380. Boxvs Repermrp.—The amount of 43 per cent bonds redeemed yesterday was $10,300, making the total to date $13,193,050. Fourta-Crass Postaasters.—J. F. Babylon was today appointed postmaster at Wakefield, Carroll county, Md., and G. T. Dodson as post- iy, Halifax county, Va. Oxro’s Derct Tax.—The application of the @ | State of Ohio for her share of the direct tax— $1,332,025—was yesterday received at the Treas- Tax Cuestrr Bui.pixe.—The Secretary of the Treasury has accepted the property at the corner of Welsh and 4th streets, offered by Cochran & Sweeny for €15.000 as the site of the public building at Chester, Pa. Nose E. Carpenter of Kansas, the chief of the Indian division in the Interior Depart- ment, has resigned to accept a position as fpecial agent for fraudulent land claims in Frexcn Sroriation Ctarss.—The Treasury Department today made the following pay- ments under the French spoliation claims act: Mary B. Scott, administratrix of Jacob Scott, OAS aot coe $24,098; Sassius F. Lee, jr., administrator of Axcunisnor Ryax’s Coxprriox.—At a late this afternoon it was reported at Provi- dence hospital that Archbishop Ryan, who is lying ill at that institution, was doing as well as could be expected. There was no marked change to be noted in his condition since yes- rday. Weexty Pexsiox Statemext.—The regular weekly statement of the operations of the pen- sion bureau shows that daring the week ended there were 5,635 pension certiti- ment on which will e average to each pen- | Ax Onver Revoxen.—The acting secretary of war has revoked a previous order turning over to the Interior Department a tract of ground in the city of Housto: peared that the order was apprehension. Tex., as it ap- under a mis- Axsorner Ta1aL ror THE Bexxtyotox.—The Mcaress auch interested as. the Lien “Dave ae = ent law od = CALVARY BAPTIST CHURCH, CORNER Jane Pama, many, respects is very unc | (Fae hi anu i ats n,w., Rev: Samuel. Greene, | Secretary of the Navy has authorized a second froperty own Sunday school, Easter service, Seropulous uber dealers in] carpenters oft=n. use sions $0 as to rob at nce ing by the pastor, 11 a.m. and 7:20 p.m fucpunhe the remedy niu your own wands | Bareaunaiter evenae ren. KENDALL CHABEL You veidom hear of any well-known contra. tor | BXANOH, cor. 13% and D sts. s.w., Rev. Theron geliuuier iuer lant takin oat alien. Stick to | Qutwater, pastor, lay wc jouses which have a lifetiine reput asaiso | inks : har toourold Well-known. builders, and that great cor. bth P sts. n-w.. Cl iniendent.—Sunday school, diully invited to these services. URTH PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, . bet. G and Ht sts. nw. 1A! m, and 7:30 p.1a. Young people's nin, 6:30 P. 12. Bib'e readin Mondays Sp. mie Church prayer sting Tharsday, 7:30pm. Strangers BUGBEAK, @ lien, will never disturo your 1 % LIBBEY, BITTINGER & MILLER, mh28 Building Material. << wana PARK, MD. ave a few choice lots left in this beautiful subdivision, which Iwill sell on easy terms, Prices range froin $150 to #250 per lot. Money are cordially weicome. <q=2FIRST CONG! ATIONAL CHI corner 10th and G sts, n.w.—The the pitch of the proj ing the requirements. a.m. | trial for the gun boat Bennington, which failed by eighty-seven horse power to develop the on ‘of 3,400 horse x4 wer required by con- tract. ‘The trial will take place on Long Island sound next Tuesday and e contractors, N. F. Palmer & Co., hat made some changes in jer, are hopeful of meet- Army Onpers.—Capt. H. F. Brewerton, fifth artillery, is ordered to report by letter to the commanding general division of the Atlantic for temporary duty. First Lieut. Fred Von Schrader, twelfth infantry, is ordered to dut advanced for building purposes. Charges mod- cas Noman, DD. ill pach sn. Beste | Sebo military prison, relcving Bios Liou erate, 1pm. the Sunday scvool will hold an Easter carol | K. Evans, twelfth infantry, who is ordered to WASH'N DANENTOWER, clool, B30 a.” Chviatian Bsdeavor ineting, |Join bis company. | First Lieut E. 1. Bolton, mb28-08 Corner 133th and G sts, Dem. i Ibo ier o a eee AT THEY. MG. a; | tion for promotion at Fort Leavenworth. se UST PECEIVED FHOM THE VingINTA 1400 Rew ‘York aves. w.—Gonpel moet vat ncaa aed'Vall witeeUcy Naairl | Bem em, Atte fet Seay Moai; | Navas, Movecerrs—The commander in t= ve Public atti ¢ reduced rr > Ler case Of twelve | entitled “Ecce Homo—! Deos.” Good sinking. | chief of the Asiatic station reported to the Navy GG. © ‘ nt * . : mnie” General Agent, cor: Lithand NY. ave, | EXery man in thecity invited, | Service continues Dut ve._| one our. Don't forxet the Bible class af 3:30 p.in, in <q=THIS 18 TO GIVE NoTIcE THAT T At_ | Omaha (1 have purchased the patent right of the JBYTERIAN CHURCH, h 9. was to Dohigy Lishtning Mod for the District of Columbus Rev. M. N. Cor and Fairfax county, and warn all frou usi by the pastor at 11 | new men cannot be the above-naised places. "All oriers must be seut to ening seriach to young men me. Thaverno aghcforsamme, 3A KUEBLINGS eet i it 1 1206 Fa. ave. n.W. <g> GRACE REFORMED CHURCH, 15TH ST. ‘bet. R. Thomas <g> 10U WILL NEED TOMORROW & Goa pane geen a. 5 RING HAT, ay pubs service up the bunday school and congre- SPRING SCARF, gation at 5:30 p.m. All welcoine. eX ‘SPRING, VEST, RYLAND M.E. CHURCH, 10TH AND D t+ feared, is in such condition that she cannot be within the legal limit of cost, so she be sent to San Francisco and be examined by a naval board. The Monocac: on the 26th ultimo, and arrived. the 4th instant. ey left Kinkiang om ax umunerieis? OVERCOAT, Fee Ber Be ytise DD BBN" “Cartan Panpoxep sy THE Presmexr.—The Presi- Open untit 21:30 this eve Ln a oS ie | dent has made the following indorsement on ss. E. & 3. E ROSENTHAL, ‘Aiidress by Kev. wr. Scudder. it" | the application of George Smith, convicted in ° SYECIAL EASTER SERVICES AT | Michigan bi into Men's Furnishings, Hats, Berean Baptist Church, 1sth st. between L | sentenced Sipe 10, thea, to ve’ see et One Price. [Ja24-3m} 32 Fst. ow. pod Siete now. Tomorrow. 11s... Easter sermon | Oi t: "It seems to be admitted by the 5 it ,WE ARE AUTHORIZED ‘special niusic by choir. tiorney and by the Sat the trial thet the Su who guilt of a that hint suide Notice ia Lereln given that eit delindueat by the owner to offer for for young men. subject, The petitioner was not established beyond ha 1 deiay. W. C. W! T, Treas who come will be welcomed. a Senge siesta’ W- © Wipleg tees rewire = Sng pn = GHURGH OF OU FATHER (UNIVERSAL: | Teasonable doubt. Indeed, the weight of the :_SUPRE: aa Gent localities ae ist), 13th and Ln.w., Prof. 8, A. Whit- | evidence seems to have been against the gov- =>IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE figure. It ison comb, ‘Services at li acm. 7.30 p.m. it. His conviction was much influenced Bre" vistnicr oF Coneupra, Young peopl’ inecting at 6:30 p.m. ‘Sunday echooi | eeamen! ioe Mowing » apectal yoru, for Orpicans’ Court business, 1 8T. BETWEEN 17TH AND 18TH ar045 San All welcome: ‘Noung Beople’s Union ‘epee a con- ? 4 8Ts. ‘Tuesday evening, at 1510 0th st. n.w it years ter of th estate Of hover ms. at _PaMEREE 7 a a USD of Gulati, decease Soe, cae hs tresbage s23 sietsad abs te SECOND BAPTIST CHURCH, SD a7. x, | nd I thinks pardon should be granted. Slication for letters of otra large yard in the rear extending to Thiss.ous an ih Rem = tate tr the grid dacoeged hn Tibet hems Be wide alley. ‘This is « ood oppor- i'Gatea of the Tomb." 3 poi, Batter service ty | Punsoxat.—Mr. Henry C. Ford, president of Jercuiab Sullivan, who prays that such letters be tunity to secure a residence in ade- 5. B, duncoum and Sunday Selicol.” Muse by the fish commission at Philadelphia, Pa, who xranted to James Fuligrun, All persons inter- stan ‘rea- City Orchestra. 7:30, ** ithe Valiey of Dry Bones.” 1t eee oe oS sppesr, in, eee Poise ang extremely -WOMAN's HOME MISSIONARY! , | bas been the guest of Dr. T. H. Bean of Q oi SERIDAY, the, 1c ay of ABEL ext at parc gee hal irs Dr, Hust and alse Jeno 3, panerer, street, has returned to Philadelphia —Me; administration “bn ‘the estae of “the said” de- 1994 F st aD. Che fn Church ay | Wm. R. Hodges, who has been ill for several SERRE RCUS pot Lesuescg prayed. | Provided. « copy | —2¢___15°4 F st. nw-_| Wore apbath, 3 p.m. ot 3 12 | weeks, is convalescent and will be out in a few weeks tothe Neshingten baw Maportw and ike livoe HOUSES BUILT ON INSTALMENT PLAN, Re KERM ta oa vez | days——Ool. W. C. Wilson of Lafayette, Ind., Starprevious to tee said day” po aL ee veel! Oth und 10th stan. w. Hey. LV. | P J. Patterson of ow. iy the court. A. COBRADLEY, Justice. | Convenient tocars, Will require sinsll deposit end | Widermans D.D. — Preaching il s.m. and7.0 | of Newark and Col. W. 0. of r PION oT me Sunday school, O30 am. Ohio, are ot the, Eubiit—‘Thomas Bell pee Wills for the District of Columbia. it FI tO: WIS, 1393 F st. Bovis A. = om . US DESIGN YOUR PROPOSED MMANUEL EV: COTHERAN and F. D. Dorman of Cleveland mr} 5 = oy Ep ae oe Sustar. Preparatory servises at t0ri0 | the M. of 10 WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: Wal eae $e per ont ot ReOreey BON sa || acts: nmeet erate "pl Forbust of Boston and Frock ean SoU SORAS. GIBBS & OO.. Winsid Fate | fetkion atti iors vesing oorica 7 Chicago are at Willard'’s —C. M. Keyes of ‘the hante’ Mutual Zrotective Union was: ,CAUTION.—WISHING ALL OF OUR MA- Re ‘both hy ‘prograu ized for the mutual protection of Yes poibtgepray Ties es of noe | dened t vocalisis, ig" | Sandusky, G. D. Pitman of New York and 0. {Rak clase of persone wo can, Lut will not, pay thelr | TOL we particularly caution, thoes hating oid onset GION DOE GT H.w. | Webster of Pittsburg are at the Randall —— The hich is composed of our best | UF make against uarTRg ets fa tliwte ce <> ; : Dasior.— 0-90, Sundsy | Frank Beebe and wite of Biase... C. merchants aba trebeatuen i msge vied Saplaly tncaeas Tutvenuine parts are ‘and only the ‘most: gages 21 om. 50 pm, preaching ae of Del., and Walter Pell ioe TROP Raa able charges, if any, are made. Orders by Coritin cebeven se egy Ye aggs 4 back title tnd fo report to then mromnty the names of | FeCSIYO . Persons who do not pay.” fo3+t,th,a,3m. Scott of Missouri The enmual tee is 82, the dues 50 cents, to and wifo of i on the de}iy of the: i persons inde: to who Gaiter iuavine teem duly noted) their Samse wil be ‘ avin eee dy nol bea) Danse © nd Sf that they my be batts ts esa ee Sei aeentreas ‘Central, oe See RES. | apne PE SPREAD OF THE GRIP. Many Thousands Stricken With the Fatal Malady. NARROW ESCAPE OF A CABLE CAR. | Rev. Dr. Crosby Not Expected to Survive the Day. PISTOLS IN A LEGISLATURE. SPREAD OF THE GRIP. Nearly = Quarter of a Million in Chisago Are Stricken. Cuicaso, March 28.—The deaths reported from pneumonia and kindred ailments for the week will be about 900, probably the largest number ever recorded in this city. A careful estimate justifies the statement that nearly a quarter of million people in this city are under medical treatment. Every branch of business is crippled by the prevailing sickness. Dr. J.D. Hammond said today, “The present epidemic of the grip is as bad as a season of cholera, so far asthe health of people affected is concerned. Every doctor that I know is overrun with business.” Damp, cloudy weather continues bere, and the epidemic of grip has steadily grown more severe and more fatal since the beginning of the present month. Officials of the de \t of health say that the death rate for the present week is unprecedented. ‘The number of deaths since the Ist of March, compared with the number for a id ing period in 18%, illustrates the present con- dition of things’ very clearly. The table is made up by weeks: 1890—First week, 434; see. ond week, 498; third week, 468; fourth week, 419. 1891—First week, 491; second week, 709: third week, S04; fourth week, 900. The re- turns for this week are as yet incomplete, but are estimated as above. New Yor«, March 28.—For the last twenty- four hours ending at 9 o'clock this morning three deaths from the grip were reported, mak- ing a total for the week of fourteen, ILWAUKEE, Wis., March 28.—John Plank- ington, the millionaire pork packer and former partner of P. D. Armour, is ill with the grip and not expected to recover. ‘Wanasu, Ixp., March 28.—City physicians say that there are from_1,500 to 2.000 casos of the grip here, and that the number of patients is on the increase. There have, however, been no deaths from the disease. Pirtsevne, March 28.—Nelson P. Reed, senior Proprietor of the Pittsburg Commerciai-Ga- 2etle, is lying very low with the grip. His re- covery is doubtful. ecclissi: STRUCK A CABLE CAR, Narrow Escape From a Terrible Disaster at a Chicago Grade Crossing. Curcaco, March 28.—A Baltimore and Ohio switch engine pulling # heavily loaded train of freight cars collided with @ State street cable train at the 16th street crossing last evening. The grip car and first trailer were demolished and sixty passengers had a most miraculous escape from a terrible death. The freight train had just rounded a curve and was going west with a full head of steam on. James Dil- lon, the engineer, had no mity to eee the approaching ‘grip, as two latge buildings aba on the street obstructed the view on | either side of the track. ‘The cable train was made up of two trailers and the grip car. ‘The engine struck the latter in the middle and the fifteen occupants were buried through the air. The greatest confusion was in the closed car following the grip. Ac- cording to the conductor | there were forty-five passengers in this car. As soon as the ‘shock was felt they all made”s mad rush for the rear door. ‘The exit was too small and the frenzied passengers who had not been jostled to the floor when the train was struck pulled and tugged in their enraged en- deavor to extricate" themeelves. ‘The ladies babes fainted and Mrs. Boyle was knocked down while trying: to get out. She was trampled upon aud received very painful bruises about the body. Mrs. Morgan had her wrist sprained and several other passengers were jised and cut about the head. If the cable train had been ten feet further across the tracks the loss of life would have been appalling. ae DE. CROSBY VERY Low. The Talented Clergyman Not Expected to Survive the Day. New Youx, March 28.—The Rev. Dr. Howard Crosby was reported to be very low this morn- ingand it is not expected that he will live through the day. At8 o'clock Dr. Conrad re- ported there was a slight change for the better in his patient. —Seieaeae RELICS FROM THE “HERMITAGE.” ‘Mementos and Photographs to Be Used in Publishing a Life of Jackson, ‘Special Dispatch to The Evening Star. Nasuvitie, Texx., March 28—Gor. Bach- anan, an ardent admirer of old Hickory Jack- son, whose library is stocked with i written on the old Tennensee hero, has sent to Oliver Dyer of New York, the author of the life of Andrew Jackson, in the New York Ledger of Arrival in New York of Fourteen Parisian Designers of Gowns. Special Dispatch to The Evening Star. New Yorx,sMarch 28.—Among the cabin pas- sengors who arrived from Europe yesterday by the steamship Werra were fourteen Parisian designers of ladies’ fashionable gowns. These artists have been engaged by the enter- prising managers of the New York and Paris i i H | ii Fr | 5 Hy f E j L f HH if th rn ut I: Mh iy i i t i i Be i £3: i ifs F i i i i & LAWMAKERS PUT TO FLIGHT. Attempted Shooting by © Spectator tn the Arkansas House of Representatives. Lrrrie Roox, Anx., March 98.—A highly see- sational scene was enacted in the house of rep Tesentatives during ite sescion last night, State Coal Inspector Williams and R. W. Mar- tin, president of the Retesville and Biack Riveg railroad, who were onlookers, engaged in a dist pute over the merits of coal oil bill. ‘The lid “He drew a plstol awd shiempted own. He * * ‘hoot his ammailant. Whe wildest ‘confusion exe sued. Members ran ever each other in thei? efforts to get out of the range, and, as order was not restored, the honse masta nso TOO PULL To FLUCTUATE. Even the Bank Statement Had No Effect om | Stocks. New Yorn, March 2—The heary tons noticed in the stock market at the close on ‘Thureday was carried into the opening deal- ings this morning, and while first prices showed slight loses all along the line the early dealings were marked by a heaviness which brought quotations down atill farther. was, however, no change in the nar. rowness or ‘dullness of the market and only Burl and St. Paul showed any animation and only in those two were the fluctuations more than the emaliest fractions, Burlington de clined to 78 against 783, Thursday, but recov ered a portion of ite loss later in’ the hour, } while St. Paul lost & per cent to 55%. Rock Island sold ex dividend, but the rest of the } market was absolutely featureless and at Li} o'clock the market was dull and steady to firra atabout the opening in prices in all but the two active stocks. : Money has been easy at 8 percent. Th», transactions in the stock market after {i 5 o'clock shrank to even smaller proportions then { in the first hour, and throughout there was De perceptible tendency in prices, even ea aoa sey being too dull to fluctuate. The issue ! of the bank statement, with ite small y= i made no change and the market closed duil and at about opening prices. The week! wtatement shows the fot- lowing changes: Reserve, decrease §613,300, loans, increase €2,380,700; spec $5,500; legal tenders, decrease €306,800; de- posite, increase €1.248,100; circulation. increase $13,000. The banks now hold $4,462,050 im cess of the requirements of the 25 per cent | rule. — 4 Great srontixe evext. | ‘ The English Billiard Match Between { Roberts and Peal. “ Spectal Cable Dispatch to The Evening Star. i Loxpox, March 28.—The attention of ex-{ perts with the cue will be monopolized thie evening by the match between Roberts and | Peall, as the contest is the most important thas | has been played in years. The stakes aro} £1,000 and Peall receives 12,000 out of 24,000; points, requiring 999 to win, while his! opponent needs 4,400, Roberta, equal terms wil 2,000 to make, an¢ 4 Faith in the’ ability of Champion Roberts to make a phenomenal record leads many of bia: admirers to believe that he may pull the maton out of the fire; but suppoxing that he was to the task time would not permit his aye | the match, which has covered two weeks, an’ must be concluded tonight at a specified time. His only chance now is monopolizing the table 80 a8 to prevent Peall's scoring the required pumber of points, in which case al bete would off. SOUTHERN CATTLE QUARANTINED, j All Coming to Missouri are Detained at tha | H Sr. Lov, Mo., March 28.—As intimated in | these dispatches yesterday Gov. Francis has * issued @ proclamation ordering a strict quaran-t tine against southern cattle on account of the? splenctic or Texas fever, which the United States | Department of Agriculture declares is prev- | alent south of a line from thas northern border of the Indian territory | and then east tothe Blue Ridge mountains All cars carrying cattle trom thove section and j entering Missouri must be labeled “southern cattle.” All stock yards at which such cattle > are unloaded shall” be considered infectious / and must thereafter Le set apart for the ae commodation of “southern cattle.” H meetin PANIC IN A THEATER. i A Slight Fire in am Adjoining Building! (Causes Great Alanna. : Cmcaco, March 28.—A serious panic wus! created in the People’s Theater last night by « fire in an adjoining building. ‘The theater was: crowded to suffocation. When the smoke ap-! peared in the auditorium and the clanging of: fire engines reached the ears of the audience «| scene of wild confusion followed, Men and women rushed for the doors. Several women ere knocked down and nearly trampled to ‘The prompt and cool ection of the manage-| ment prevented the loss of several lives. As soon as they discovered that there was no danger they bolted the doors, the treasurer! mounted the stage and told the audience thet there wus no danger unless by the panic they were causing. This had the desired effect. Under the stage Miss Swanson, a singer dancer, was so badly frightened that she fain’ away. "Messrs. Gannon and Reynolds, the Irish comedians, were overcome by amoke, But were revived. ‘ihe rest of the performers ran into the alley dressed in their stage costumes. In Bartle's Hotel, where one hundred guerts occupy rooms, the greatest excitement vailed. One female cried “fire,” which to the confusiou.and many guests made a dash for the fire escape, dressed in their scant night robes. They were finally calmed down, bow- ever, and the fire itself did little damage. ——_ WILL BE A LIVELY Dax, European Socialists to Celebrate the Ist of May. Loxpox, March 28.—The Ist of May is going to be a lively day in Paris, whatever it may be in the rest of Europe. Revolutionists of every shade have agreed to participate in the mani- festation, which is to have for its object the; limitation of the working day to eight hours. | pe ee ae eee a ‘ to make the day mem: and prom-- nence of the clement in the movement has created some anxiety. The government has no apprebension of any disorder that can-) ty Sh yl Eng 7 | ——- parative dullness of trade in Lille, Lyons and, other manufacturing centers may stimulate riotous demonstrations. j —— TRYING TO FLOAT THE GALENA. ¢ ee ie ee Ee eee day. ‘Virevanp Havex, Mass., March 28.—An effort! is now being made to float the United Stats culty, and at high water she lay nearly afloat ia her bed, but the sand that has piled up around her prevented ber being afiost. The! cenheting Ser thio seormng ed on . : has been extremely favorable the past few dave, continuance thereof will probably result |