Evening Star Newspaper, March 9, 1892, Page 2

THE EVENING 8’ PUBLISHED DAILY, EXCEPT AT THE STAR BUILDINGS. SUNDAY, 2 ¢ 1101 Penseylvania Avense, coruer Lith 8t.. by The Evening Star Newspaper Company, & H. KAUPFMANN, _Pres't. . Wow York Office, 83 Potter Building, grate each By ou . > nite States or e Canada postace nl 2 month, TAR. MEMPHIS MASSACRE. The Jail Stormed by a Mob of Sev- enty-five, NEGROES TAKEN OUT AND SHOT DEAD, Avenging the Killing of the Dep- SarvRDaY QUADRCYLE Suxrr STax $1.00 per year with forenmn postae adie. $35.00. (Entered at the Post Office at Washington, D.0., as entonsd chase tui! westter-} [las pram mre ey hem a Vor. 80, No. 20,203. WASHINGTON, D. C., WEDNESDAY, MARCH 9, 1892. TWO CENTS. __ FINANCIAL FINANCIAL. SPECIAL NOTICES. SPECIAL NOTIC SPECIAL NOTICES Washi i Ti =| Sees ee RTE | ore ee Seca P TE ana sshingwon News and Gewsip (THE TARIFF DEBATE. Ows A Suz PET ay I wchnernod ib i cared peas win THE AMERICAN SECUKITY AND TRUST 00. ‘This company has eafes for rent in ite vaults which embody the strongest features of safety Baown to modern times. The vault fe of the Bew Clark's Drop-sill pattern (the very latest fm provement), and is Loth fire proof and bure- lar-proof. The keys are controlled by you, and Jour box cannot Le opesed without your assist- ance, You can store therein your money, Jewelry, Taluabie papers, stocks, bonds, &c. Every Privacy and convenience is affonied. Rent of Safon, $5, $7.50, 810 to 850 por year. AMERICAN SECURITY AND TRUST 00., A. T. BRITTON, President, Bow White Stone Building— 1005 G st. mw. at [SSERASCE FEACED ON LIVES OF MEN AND ‘women ip amounts from A Roewarxaste Growrn. THE WASHINGTON LOAN AND TRUST COM- PANY. PAID-UP CAPITAL, ONE MILLION DOLLARS. Stockholders’ ability, $2,000,000. G@roite Building, th and F te aw ‘This company was organized under theact of Congress spproved Qutover 1, 1590. Ita general business is to act as executor, od ministrator, trustee, receiver, and im fect te execute all proper truste, Mhe Uniced States, ‘The office of the company is supplied with every modern sppiiance looking to the abso- lute safety and convenience of its patrons. That the general public appreciate an instita- tion organized largely to promote and thrift is shown by the following figures, Avustrating our erowth: March 1, ISOL the deposits were.. $191,542. 25 March I, 180%, the deposits were. ..1,095,940.07 Again during the year of. 906, $97.89 October 15, 1892, when the company moved Meoffices into its new building, the deposits ‘Were $526,062.51. The gain from that date to March 1, "Wi, was $569,877.76. BRAINARD HB. WARNER, ‘President. mh7-28 C. T. Havessen, Member Washington Stock Exchange, ‘Real Estate and Stock Broker, Booms Y and 11, Atisutic building, ‘$0 F street north west. INVESTMENT SECURITIES. Stocks. bonds and Grain bought and sold forcash or on marcin. Lirect New York amd Chicago wires, Telephone 453. tn Taz Narosa GaFE DEPOSIT savines ana TRUST COMPANT OF THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA. CORNER 6TH ST. AND NEW YORE AVE. CHARTERED BY SPECIAL ACT OF CONGRESS JANUARY 22, 1967. Reorwanised under ect of Congress October 1, 1890, And special oot of Congress February 18, 1908, CAPITAL: ONE MILLION DOLLARS Acta as executor. administrator, guardian of the es tates of minors, committee of the estates of lunatics, ‘Teceiver, ansignes and executes trusts of any and every Geactiption. ‘Wille prepared by acompetent attorney, whe isin (Gaby atrendance, and kept without charge, when the Company is named executor or trusten, Receives money deposits in sume of TEN ORNTS And upward and allows interest thereon. Money deposited on oF Lefore the first day andon the first, second and third days of the mobth will drew in- terest from the frst day. ‘Loans money up-n real estate and collateral security. Gella fret-clase real ectate and ether securities in aus of 8600 and upward, ARLES BS MOI oMas 1: ‘yeasurer, B. FRANC 45 B1GOR a ALBERT 1 STURTEVANT, STON, JONES, Third, joe. Benjamin P. Snyder, Zonas C. Robina, vert i. Sturtevant, drew Wylie, B. Pant, atthew G. Ewery, cl Charies A- Janes, 2 yar 3 Fratces hues, jacues M_ Jo ee ©. custo, lover, G. Parke, Pee La (Chee 3. Bek Joa BR Fiten, Geo. W. Brown. Bars & Co.. Baxx 1608 @ STREET DErcura RICHANGER DISCOUNTS (8 epettalty made of investment secarition. Foreign exchange issued on all points ‘Local securities bought and seid. Tue Usiren BUILDING AND LOAN ASSOCIATIO! tO WASBINGTUN. Deo ya te BU ae KENT by y ome welts raster woe Suerte ysl ey amonat Legere endhay wena See pian SFP ee aoe rey. Bn Member Wasuington Stock Rasbange, LEWIS G. TEWKSBURY & ca, BANKERS AND BEOK! CoRSON & MACARTNEY,” BUILDING, 1419 F ST. ¥. W., ‘Baniers anc Leases in Governuent Bonde Seba ieare ry bought and suid Diptget icoheoe Beck bought und sold.1718 etary M_P. GUELEY. — PREDENION © RTRVENS makers of the. Washineton Stock Bachanee cng ELEY & STEVENS. Beal Eatat Taeurance gud sock Dookere, 1308 Fes, Keni estate Lous bt, sold and rs 4 tieeteught sod scid “3 tien anal eatates sestuseute Raasoxs For Derosrnxo by ‘Tue UNION SAVINGS BANK, D1) BECAUSE it furnishes the maans of oweins Four own home. Thousands of fawilies ar hose Jean and penniless because they were werer aie to wet ahead enough to make the Great paruaent van Shouse, The Union Savings Nauk will enatic You to provide the required amount if you wiil take its advice. (2) BECAUSE it enabies s young man to provkle the capital necessary to start in business The © Perience of the country the past turty yeare shows that the safest and best place to sccumulate money fe 8 savings bank. (3) BECAUSE our Stamp System provides the best Anown method oF inducing children to save their Pennies and teaches them bow to begin business from the start. Doyou know that 5 centsa day saved by a child for twenty-one years, with inter- ‘eet compounded serni-annually, will amount to from $900 to $1,000? And that $1 » day for the ‘same period will amount to from 818,000 to €20,- o0ar (@ BECAUSE our Installment Bonds are the most Profitable and attractive cumulative investinent Which is absolutely safe that you can make, (5) BECAUSE the Bank will act as your agent and ad- ‘Viser; will assist you ip making goud invest- ments, and will aid you in overs way to hasten the period wien you may ‘dwell under your own vine and fy tree.” UNION SAVINGS BANK, 800 7TH ST. N.W., Opposite Post Office Departneah, ‘Hours: 9:30 a m.to5 p.m. ‘Satarday evenings: 6 to 8 p.m. mbt ((4?1TaL stock oF THR SCHILLINGER CURBING AND PAVING COMPANY © Is offered for sale at its par value. $100 PER SHABE, At the Benking House of WOODS & CO., 1222 Foe aw. OFFICERS. LP. WRIGHT, President. JOHN C. POOR, Vice President, HL T. WOODS, Treasurer. ‘HB. WAINWRIGHT, Secretary. HJ. McLAUGHLIN, General Manager, REGISTRAR OF CAPITAL STOCK. ‘THR AMERICAN SECURITY AND TRUST COMPANY. ‘The business of the company is « well-known and long-established one. It is the intention of the com- any to ed to its former lines of business that of ASPHALT STREET PAVING, ‘For conducting which it will haves new and complete outht of tools and machinery, and will be fully pre- pared to execute the largest contractsin this very pra’- ‘Wadie line of business. OFFICE OF THE COMPAXY, fbr 1413 @ ot aw. Four BUILDING AND LOAN ASSOCIATION OF WASHINGTON, D. ©. Bubscribed Capital $1,000,000. 6 Per Cent paid on Rewular Deposits, and 10 Per Cent paid on Deposits left with the Association for5 years. ‘You can borrow $1,000 from us on Real Estate secur- ity and pay it back at the rate of 813 per month. ‘The 17th series of stock is now open for subscrip- tion. Offers unprecedented opportunity for investments, combined with absolute security. ‘Dor circulars and other information apply st offices, O13and 915 Fst. nw. ‘Next to Columbia National Bank. OFFICERS. HARRISON DINGMAN... GEORGE GIBSON. JNO. E. SMITI EDWARD 8. YORK..... "TRE AMERICAN CASUALTY INSURANCE AND SECURITY COMPANY OF BALTIMORE CITY. CAPITAL, 41,000,000. Fors small annual premiua this company ie pre: eg La a positions of ruse, thereby ‘Under obligs- tions to friendsand others. 2. B. FARDON & CO. fel7-1m Agents for District of Coitinbia. Fr HA FRE g% FE i aa Rx $3 Oy 4 Gi 0? Sat = BBEMOVAL SALB. On sccount of the repair necessary to our building ‘we must remove our entire stock of Pianosand Organs from eur store, 1110 ¥ at.. to TEMPORARY WARE ROOMS, COR. 12TH AND @ sTs, ‘Where we will dispose of all our Piance and Orwans at ‘8 greet reduction in preference to storing them. Longest, possibie time. ‘Kiegant plush stool and cover with each Piane, (Call carly for bargains 0 W @ MxTZEROTT & COs Cor. 12th and @ sta, fa28-tr Ihave been before you, through The Star, every day fortwo years. I have strenuously avoided saying ‘anything calculated to mislead the most confiding reader. I bave endeavored to iusprese upon all who resd my advertisements that whatever statement I Katves, Forks, spoons, Kitchen Ware, &e. ‘We cam furnish your home from top to bottem, ex yourself tell i 1510-18 Teh ot., bet. Pend Qa w. ‘Nothing em credit. 3f you can't pay cash no use to cone ™ rs a fhe Bath de ‘ein remitin closed ‘Unt the 2ouh day ‘order af the board of directors. FRANK T. RAWLINGS, ike Juice ot ‘ORNL 3 r< gq PkESs BU HIRE _fextim 414 9TH BT! Nw. WHERE DO YoU BUY YOURS? | Notice, Snow and Dirt, but Clean, Dry Fuel, kept jes COVER, is what they Ket who buy t | Wicd roe" TAL DWIN GON NSOW “OM Goalaed = Coiplete tnelisties, a Weight ahd ineasure, clean fuel, ori eo 10 L ave mw, S11 Aet me, and 519 ee Ws ithe tee CALL AND BEE L_— oun REW “MODEL oa* ‘The REMINGTON STANDARD TYPEWRITER ‘Keeps constantly improving in practical quale ities, Lence ite constantiy increasing popularity fw the markets of the world. ‘WYCKOF#, SEAMAXS & BENEDICT, fe2d-te 8TH AND F STS. ¥.W. Ke WS RT SPRING ‘ANNOUNCEMENT CARDS. New and beautital 7 Telephone 763. (£22) H. L. McQUEES, 1108 Ket. n.w. Bee 70. 8 adaes’ Lawyers’ Briefs. Ka Specialties: wyers’ ‘Testimony. Lawyers’ Peutions. 512 11th st aw. Telephone 110. £016 NEW DEPART IN FINE TAILORING. ‘. D. BARR, 1111 Pennsylvanis ave, Suits from #35 up. Trousers from $10 up. Low prices from this date with hixh-grade art, a20 INSURANCE. MGnPab, PRotection OF THE Db. C—WI President. JAMES E. icies at unusua.ly iow rates abd each insurer suares in the profits. For full information apply to the office of t.e company, 1400 G st. nw. = wuradcy are uncertain, but ‘her ta indicated for Thuraday night. As we remarked yesterday, the N. C. Association of Lumbermen Lave ad- vanced the price of lumber. ‘The increase in 50c. to $1.50 per 100 feet. We shall “The not advance our prices, We shall con- tinue to sell Boards st $1.15 per 100 Greatest square feet or $11.50 per thonsand— and all other Lumber at old prices. Good We are free traders so tar as fres luin- ber is concerned, breause free ‘umber tothe — will benesit the masere. Free lumber means cheaper lumber— Greatest cheaper jumber means cheaper houses— cheaper houses mean iower rents, and Number.” lower rente mean better times for the poor—for everybody. LIBBEY, BITTINGER & MILLER, “The People's Lumber Yard, Cor. 6:11 and New York ave. nw. mb9 THE NEWSPAPER CORRESPONDENTS: ‘Sendiny out the mont matter are those who ‘use the ZLonograph. It xives them abig ed- ‘Yaptaye over thew piotesslonat brethren. rie wager u parron trae COLUMBIA YHONOGRAP for any debts contracted Sites Teka A. Ge er thie date, March 2. WALTER G. GLEASON. mibb-3e* gq OUK COMPLETE LINE OF SS toe your ANCY SUINTINGS a catet Is ready for your ins ne of the most at- tructive lines we av and’ be cou it. id be vine ¥. T. HALL, Shirt Maker, mh On Fat. - SEARCH 1 tue: BO orssorvrioy ov paniNeisniy FW. JENKS & Co. te this day untotved Levi Wood ene, consent by the retire W. 5. Jenks will contiuge jus ail the liabilities, and to late frm muat be paid. & Wooppury. V8. JENKS. ‘Thanking the public for the liberal tended the late firm of the same. mbs-6t DR Ww Treapectfully solicit # contiuan fully solicit «continua WIRTSENKS. fi7 tah st. nw. ‘A. W. SWEDBERG, VETERINAKIAN Gxtun City Kennel Club, will give a ithe doxs owned inthe District of the first prize. => WILLARD & REED, OFFICE IN agents tor Kelloge Duiding, 1416 F B, w,— We have foriued @ part Of trapsactine. weneral real © ts, branches, iueludinz the effecting oz -oans,. renting property and piaciny insurance, HK WILTAKD, fe10 POH Lic, EH ‘Then buy @ reduced price Lamp. Allare first-class burners. mbS MUDDIMAN, 614 12th st, Stozs - Fon Mux. ° Lately all our talk has been about Ladies’ Shoes, and it iniglt be sup- Posed that we had forgotten the men—— On the contrary we are ever mindful of their wants, and men usually want a great deai— We can please them in Fine Calf, Kangaroo and Patent Leather Shoes, which are eesy and “dressy” and without that indescribable sometiiug that always stamps them with the manufacturers’ brand— Many shoes you see on the street you can tell at & glance wher: they camefrom. Prices, a litte lower than others for fine xoods. Hooves & Ssxpzr, Flerger You Aas Isvrep. Every one is cordially invited to sample and test the delicious Soups of THE NATIONAL PURE FOOD 00., ‘Which are being served free this ‘week at ‘MM. W. BUBCHELL’s, ‘mb8-100 15 Fa ow. Srame Murvzay. MES. M. J. HUNT, 1309 F ST. N.W., Invites the attention of her customers to her CHOICE ASSORTMENT of IMPORTED BONNETS and HATS and many from her own work room. Large Assort- ment of CHILDREN’S HATS, FINE MOURNING GOODS a specialty. ‘mh7 W. M. Savsrzs & Soxa 919.P. Ava, HAVE JUST RECEIVED A (BEAUTIFUL LOT OF PRINTED INDIA SILKS OF THE NEWESY DESIGNS. ALSO AN ELEGANT ASSORTMENT OF PRIESTLY'S MOURN- ING GOODS, IN REPS, SERGES AND CaSIMERES, AND, IN FACT, A COM. PLETE STOCK OF BLACK GOODS OF THE NEWEST DESIGNS, EACH PIECE MARKED IN PLAIN FIGUBES, AT THE LOWKST ASH PRICES. ‘W. M. SHUSTER & SONS, 919 Pa. AVE. Naw Srarxe Goons. pipecisl opentns of Spring Novelties in Wool Dress 1M all the now elects, Opra, Barwa, Woot Chathasn Coa on ai meer bea itesy Ohana Bisck Wool Dress Goois in'all the new weaves: WASH Goops. in Freere's French: 0: fereon’s Seotch Gitwtaina French Zephyr Gioghaus. Printed Sulit, Printed ‘White Goods in great variety LINEN Goons. — od Pillow Linens, all widths, fre cement ere Table Daiuasks, sil grades ae Joba 5. Brown & Sou sizes, with sanpne to tuted. one ios Essa = cuteh Hue! Brunia aud Barusly Crashes, HANDKFRCHIEFS, you FULL DRESS SUITS eee eee ok HIRE. ‘Wf. GARNI mb5-Im 1085 vt FINE WATCH REPAIRING. TRING. I make srecialty of Fine Watch Kepairing at moderate prices. Twenty- two” years" experience. Difficult work solicit ‘Au work warranted. GEO. W. SPIER, Expert Watchmaker, 310 9th st. u.w., near Ps. WASHBURN GUITARS” AND MAX ins—Periect tone, vesttiful finish.” E el Stock full and o> => STEW ART BANJOS—THE MOST BEAUTI- ful banjos made. Pronounced pertect by tue pruveipad proies-ienal player nae, etek of iresh goods always on hand. JUHN F. ELLIS & CO., . Penn. ave, Lear 1th st., sulv ayents for Washing ton, D. © mbs-lan Kay con ‘The above is iny specialty. My busi- ness having been established since 1850, 1 am prepared by experience to aid you in the selection of suitabie fuel. Oak, Hickory and Kinating Wood cut any length desived. J. MAURY DOVE. Offices: ZIst and In.w.. 1206 H st. 2. w., 1626 M st. a. wharf, foot F and G sts. @213m Fe PONEST WINES_HONEST PRICES, TO-KALON. fel8-2m TELEPHONE 098. 614 14TH ST. ,BUSINESS MEN IN THIS LOCALITY, who wish to meet members of their family at luncheon, will find OUK LUNCH ROOM a very convenient place, it is well sighted and ventilated ans commands & Very p.ensing view of the city and Po- tomme. A strictiy sirat-ciase luncheon will be served promptly at moderate cost. ‘Bixth floor, 10th st. building. Take Elevators. WOODWARD & LOTHROP, fe4-Sm 10TH, 117H AND F STS. 5.W. q=NOTICE OF REMOVAL—MARIIN N¥. ‘Evans, & Co., pri removed their office t ing and enyravin MILLION al. ity brancies. Ss HAVE BEEN SPENT SY OUB ‘Wasiiington friends tor Cassurd’s Fine Hams und Boneless Bacon when they were uot Cassard’s at al. We have tried several p.ans to overcome this diff MONEY TO BUY HOMES. ‘Znew plan. Doos ‘not cost more than rent. Death terminates all payments and the home LoMKS to Your fa:wily treo from incumbrances, PAI MEN iScan bemuade moniuly, quarterly, alf yearly or yearly 1oF @ period Of five, ten, feen or tweniy Sears as the applicant nay ‘¥ PRUDENT Way TO BUY A HOME Tie INSTALLMENT FLAN and secure YOUF faauiy in event of your death. foF full particulars ails to HOST Moki, Gen'l Ast. United Secunty Lite innirance nnd ‘Trust Com O17 14th st aa, Oapital $1,000,000. Full paid: | JelG-waa2m ee PME & noETS 00. DESIGNING, ENGRAVING AND PRINTING FOR SO0LAL AND BUSINESS USES 01 10TH BT., HEAR GAS OFFICE 3213 SPECIAL RATES TO CASH CU teed oF mi Feuried. “AaLIICAS Tee aD COAL Sain office: 8. w,cor. 10th end Fn, w. Te coci oniers. rel Call red wagons for 6 Pa. ave. n. nF TP AON DER A KEW NAME, TOLMAN STEAM LAUNDRY, 41 to 400 Cot. nw, ‘We call for and deliver all laundry. > OU NEW Yor SPRING STYLE GILK AND DERBY HATS WOW READY. JAMES Y. DAVIS BONS, 1201 PENNA. AVENUE. ik RAILINGS. Send postal and we will do the reat you want any kind of iron work. GEO. WHITE & 80NB, ‘Meine ave., bet. Js and Gth ote, seen. thelr patent | (§-qow WASHINGTON im all styles, and the oars Special bible services, Ti Le - Bi conducted by Mrs. aa? ational worker froin Colorado. All friends cordiall C. MEETING MT. VER- iy 1796, K of L., gS SPECIAL Bi. aoe Harch yO me Bia, Mab ap s aes RESTON e. chapter chatuber, Masonic Tezip.c, THU. bay aren" "10, Sua a it ‘A. desree will be SLATER, Secretary. EN COUNCIE, are specia ly Requested {3 THU SDAY EVENING, Naren 10, at Fst. nw. Election of chancellor, Ail "an Fraternal Uircle in the city ‘M. P. CALDWELL, Secretary. w HE CELEBRATED will give am enter reet Mo E. Chureh March 10, at 8 o'clock. Tickers, wo mbg-2t* thern elocution: ARNEL let the! “Fourth conta AY E we CHRISTIAN ENDEAVORERS AND ‘friends are invited to hear Miss Graco Liv- fusston, preside 1 fead tonal, @."E. ¢ Varkertown Dele- wate.” rea between Luch and 20th, Wednesday eveninz, March 9, 7:30 o'clock. - ubo&J* @=> ALL PERSONS WHO WERE CONNECTED SS witht Howard University’ prior to the year {Sib are cordially Invited to test Dr D. B. Nichols in, tie goulege buildin’ on WEDNESDAY MGiT Giarch Spat Sorclock p.m. Be ML BROWSE, nihy-ate S'SHADD: NOBBY SHAPE_BEST GRADE— Easy woar—Sutisfuction of knowing you ‘are icoking your best—lung-lived durability — Few reweovs why you should get a "KROX” jat—the beat im heatigeat Spring shapes now ready—more styleh than _B. H. STINEMETZ & SONS, Sole Washirgtun Agenis for the Knox Hat ee Sr Herne nae eg & - S24 FOOL AND HIS MONEY are soon parted—but the wisa ust round the before deciding and finds what is better! THE BAKER SHOR, For gentlemen only. OVENS FURNITURE HOUSER STICKY FLY PAPER Boll toa thick paste one pound of resin and ree and a half ounces each of molasses and lin- seed oil. Spread thinly on any kind of paper. THE PARLOR SUITES 1AM NOW OFFERING ARE AMAZING BARGAINS, ONLY ONE GUESS FOR EACH PERSON. y one who between now and March 25 guesses nearest the number of sales wade 1a my establishivent during tle present mouth will be Presented with, a Handsome Oak Sidevoard. The guesses wil] be Placed in 4 box, which Will be sec vealed on the morning of the 20th. On Friday, April}, the umber of saies will be ‘announced in ‘the Star on Saturday, April 2, a co take charye of the bo the Sideboard. ‘The Ses Bt ihe. in February S31 was the ste of wale During the ‘Det ve day’ of this inouth they sun up JOHN RUDDEN, 613 Beventh street northwest. 2nw) WE ARE GLAD ‘o Know that there are so many wise men in thiscity. Many of them supplied themselves, Jancely with, tuose @ by t-inen Bencil Tebleta of Paxes, which we are sell Dyers 1 ne Line of Btationery, J, ©. PARKE! Booksiiler ana staroner, 619 7th st. a. w. mno pg 870P THE LEAKS Not the leaks in the roof, but It THE CASH DRAWER, The most relisble commercial authorities positively assert and sdduce convincing proof that 3 per cent of all credit sales are irretrievably lost through failure, from one cause of another, tocnter them on the day book at the time of selling the goods, Such leaks can be stopped at once by THE NATIONAL CASH REGISTER 00., €63 Louisians avenue n. w. Fw) ROBERT CALLAHAN, Agent. Ree ETING THEIR PRICES. You pay ss much ss $25 for a ready-made Overcoat, and trust to luck to have it fit or wear decently. For the-ame money we will wake you an elegant Overcoat to order, quarantee it to fit fauitlessly, and give you your choice of s coupie of dozen shades of Tan, Gray, Fawn, Browns, &. This is fighting ready-made clothiers with their own ‘weapon—low prices. @. WARFIELD SIMPSON, Tavior, mh9 Corner 9th and G sta. 2. K WE WOULD ADVISE All Builders and Carpenters before submitting their total bid to get our vid for gliss, We can save you money and may be the cause of your getting the contract. We have every variety of the finest imported apa American sheet and plate glass. We are ‘‘czperte in handling glass” in the broadest sense of the word. CHAS. E. HODGKIN, “Expert Handler of Plate Glass,” mbo 913 7th st. n. Ke EY Worn win, t00r Each and every pair of the Emerson Emerson Shove are as carefully Shose made oe if that particular pair was Shined — to be submitted to = committes in Free. competition for = prise. Made for men only, B. B. GROVER & 00., Sole Makers and Sellers of the Kmereon Shove, 1103 Pa. ave.—next to Star office. Be ?O? Fome on wore, ‘A cooking arparatus that is sclentific in Plan, mechanically perfect in construction ‘and complete in every detail, Perhaps you have never heard of the Born Steel Plate French Range; but you will, ‘oatiehes every uses, Wo sell it and war rantit, 8. 8. SHEDD & BRO, 482 OTH ST. N.W. mao Te ee YOU MAKE NO MISTAKE In buying » “Dunlap” Hat. It was Dunlap who introduced fine headwear in America, and we are ne ee ‘Wo sell other Derbies as ow WILLETT & RUOFF. “Leading Distriet He * mho 905 Pa. ave. n.w. eB Mopenn reas. Concerning those twenty-five | in’ dollee suits to your order— Index to Advertisements, Pace 7 Pare 8 Pace 2 Pace 6 “Pace 7 Pare 2 Pace 2 Pace 8 Pare 2 Pace 5 DENTISTRY, Paco 7 EDUCATIONAL Pace 7 EXCURSIONS, de. Page 8 FINANCIAL, Pare 1 FOR LEASE, Pare 2 Pace 2 Pare 2 Paro 2 Pace 2 Pare Pace Pare Pace Pare Pace Pare Pawo Pace LOCAL MENTION. 0.00... LOST AND FOUND. MISCELLANEOUS. MONEY WaN’ OFFICIAL NOTICES... POTOMAC RIVER BOATS PIANOS AND OSGANS,. PERSONAL. PROPOSALS. PROFESS{ HHT ire RAILROADS. Page SPECIAL NO’ Pave SUBURBAN PROP! Pawo SUMMER RESORTS, ~Page WANTED (Board). Page 7 3 CIEE VIAHIITINH TITANS SIH Ow Kw wD rf WANTED Gituations) .. WANTED (Miscellaneous) WINTER RESORTS ‘ 5 i Goverxaext Receters Topar.—Internal rev- enue, $408,644; customs, $551,218. ‘Wan Surrs Leave Moxtevipeo.—The U. 8. ships Chicago, Bennington and Atlanta have sailed for La Plata from Montevideo. Secretary Biarxe.—It is reported ut Secre- tary Blaine’s house this morning that the Secre- tary rested well last night, that the fever is gone and that he is much improved. Boxps Repermap.—The amount of 4! per cent bonds redeemed yesterday was ' 48,200, making the total redemption to date $23,433,- 150 and leaving outstanding 2,071,550. ‘Tunez Bris ArProven.—The President has signed the census deficiency bill; the act for the relief of Aquilla Jones, sr.,and the act con- stituting Newark, N. J., a port of immediate transportation. Srorzx Boxos—Mr. Samus! Morgan of Parker, Palas informed the Treasury Depart- ment that eight registered 4 per cent bonds were stolen from pim last evening, viz, four $1,000 bonds numbered from 14,278 to 14.278 inclusive and four $100 bonds numbered from 10,820 to 10,823 inclusive. ‘Treasury officials have been instructed not to redeem the bonds. A Bax Ruwon.—The report that the First National Bank of Great Falls, Mont, is in the hands of a national bank examiner is discred- ited at the office of the controller of the cur- rency, as latest received there indicates a thor- onghly solvent condition. No information has been received indicating that the exapiner is in that vicinity. ‘Treasury Anrests.—The Treasury Depart- ment is informed of the arrest of James Ken- ley at Washington, Pa., for counterfeiting and the arrest at Des Moines, Iowa of Har rey Shel- ledy for counterfeiting and George W. Scott for forgery. The cl against Scott is that he forged the_indorsement of # check drawn in favor of Paymaster D. BR Larned of the army. Pensoxat.—E. P. Gillespie of Greenwall, Pa, D. H. Beckwith of Cleveland, Ohio, George A. Knott of New York and Thomas R. Kerr of Pittsburg are at Willard'’s.—C. W. P. of Massachusetts, A. W. Reddail of New York, J. W. Cox of Elleworth, N. Y., and J. A. Sherridel of Pennsylvania are at the Randall.—J. N. Thompson of Boston, 8. T, Eagan of Buffalo, Thomas A. Rogers of Buffalo, C. W. Smith of Basic City, Va., Geo. H. Engen of Boston and R. J. Davis of New York are at the Riggs —A. D. Hart of San Francisco, R. A. Osborn of New York, B. Galla- gher of Brooklyn, G. Rice of Massachusetts and E. E. Parrin of Philadelphia are at the Arlington.—G. W. D. De Shields of Maryland, H.R. Shultz of Philadelphia, Coleman Bene- dict of Brooklyn, W. Lawrence of Boston, and Herman W. Grannis of New York areat the Shoreham.—Thomus W. Hart of Boston, A. ‘I. Anderson of Cleveland, A. H. Russellot Richmond, Va. and B. Lawrence of New York are at the Ebbitt.——G. 8. King of Kalamazoo, Mich., Jacob Glick of Columbus, Obio, J. G. Cobb of Groton, N. ¥., and 8. D. Shattrick of burg are at the How- —G. W. Grant of Cooperstone, N. Y., is at the Fredonia——E. T. Styles of Lowell, Masa, J. H. French of Milwaukee, Alexandria Lynch of Gsinsville, Fla., and J. M. Berry of Virginia are at the National —S_ C. Berkeley of Janville, Va, G. J. Hunt of Richmond, L. 8. Cole of Plymouth, Mass., and 8. W. Bis of Vermont are at the Metro- —— SMOKELESS POWDER. Capt. Pitman to Continue to Investigate at the Frankford Arsenal. Captain Pitman of the ordnance corps of the army bas been transferred to the Frankford arsenalPhiladelphia for the purpose of continu- ing the work of investigating the merits and qualities of smokeless powder. This matter has received the attention of the War Department fora couple of yeard past,as it bas of the principal European powers, and while nothing vory definite has beom reached as yet, it is cvident that this country doss uot intend to be Debind any of the others in this important matter. Frankford arsenal is the principal factory for making small arms for the use of the army and Capt. Pitman, who has made a specialty of is as an expert, bas homistry and boon ordered by Gen. Flagler, chief of ord- nance, to take charge of the laboratory that is connected with the arsenal. It Begins Today in the House of Representatives. ME. MCMILLIN'S OPENING SPEECH. He Attacks the McKinley Bill From Almost Every Point. BUSINESS IN THE SENATE. Many Bills Passed—West Vir- ginia’s Direct Tax Up Again. SENATE, ‘The first half hour of today’s session of the Senate was occupied in the presentation of Petitions, chiefly from Farmers’ Alliance and grangers (on all sorte of subjects) and from religious associations (asking that no state shall be permitted to interfere with the free exercise of religion.) MILL AND CHANDLER. Mr. Hill entered the chamber and took his seat, where he was soon joined by Mr. Chand- ler, and the two Senators conversed together for some time. ‘THE AGRICULTURAL DEFICIENCY BIL. Mr. Hale, from the committee on appropria- tions, reported back, without amendment, the agricultural deficiency bill, and said he would call it up tomorrow. ‘Mr. Hale, from the naval committee, re- ported buck the bill introduced by him on the 25th of January to further increase the naval department It was, he said, for = construction ae bettie ships, coast deferses, gun boats and eight oan! torpedo boats. &e reported it back with an amendment fee ae | €500,000 for e: periments in the develo ment of torpedoos and in the procurement of standard ‘Tho bill was placed on the calendar. Mr, Morgan, from the committe on foreign relations, reported a bill for the appointment of consuls to the Congo Free State. Calendar, CLAIN® AGAINST FOREION GOVERNMENTS. He also reported s resolution, which was agreed to, authorizing the committee on for- eign relations (when a claim of a citizen of the United States against a foreign government is referred to it) to examine witnesses on oath ‘and to take depositions in writing and send for Perscns and papers. ‘Among other bills from committees and placed on the calendar were the following: To remit the penalties on the dynamite gun doat Vesuvius. Authorizing Commander Mullen, United States navy, to accept a medal presented to him by the Chilean government. air. Squire moved to reconsider the vote by which the Senate yesterday passed the bili in relation to the collection district of Pugetsound. ‘The motion was entered. A RETALIATION RESOLUTION. ‘Mr. Morgan introduced a bill to enforce the Provisions of section 2866 of the Revised Statutes in respect of article 29 of the treaty of Washington of May 8, 1871, with the govern- ment of Great Britain, and it was referred to the committee on foreign relations. The bill reads as follows: Be it enacted, &c., that all Jaws and ‘of laws are hereby to be inoperstive which exempt from the payment of duties any articles of commerce which are not on the free list when the same are entered in the custom houses of the United States for transit and through the United States, &c., of Cavada or any British possession tinent of North Americaas from thi foreign country. Provided, that this declarauen does not apply to article 3 of the treaty with Great britain, concluded May 8, 1871, or to thet part of any act of Congress which gives legal Operation and effect to sad article. ‘Among the bills introduced and referred was one with the foliowing curious title, presented by Mr. Cullom (by request): “To test and try the science of spelling ‘and to provide for es- tablivbing 100 schools for that purpose, and to establish a spelling school in world’s Co- lumbian exposition to be held in Chicago in 1893.” PRINTING EXTRA DOCUMENTS. Mr. Manderson, from the committee on print- ing, presented several reports for printingextra copies of documents. Among them were re- ports reducing from 12,500 to 8.000 the number of copies of eulogies of deceased members, 2,000 of such copies to be delivered to Senators and Representatives from the state repre- sented by the deceased member. This was com- mended as a proper reform and was agreed to. ROYALTY ON RIFLE PROJECTILES. Senate bili to pay Dr. Jobn B. Read $17,000 as royalty on rifle projectiles with irun sabots was taken from the calendar and gave rise toa discussion, in the course of which it was sug- gested by Mr. Platt and Mr. Hawley that there ‘Was a question as to who should have the eredit of the invention—Dr. Read or Mr. Woodbridge. After discussion the bill was passed. THE DENTISTRY BILL PASSED. Senate bill for the regulation of the practice of dentistry in the District of Columbia and for protection from empiricism in relation thereto was also taken from the calendar and passed. Senate bill appropriating 187,039 to com- pensate the Indians of the Crow Creek reserva- tion (to be added to their permanent fand) for loss sustained by them in receiving less land per capita in their diminished reservation than was received by other indians was also WEST VIRGINIA’S DIRECT TAX. The Senate joint resolution for payment to the state of West Virginia of ber share of the direct-tax refund was taken ap, and Mr. Daniel offered as an amendment an additional section instructing the Secretary of the Treasury to accept the terms agreed upon by the com- mittwe of the Virginia bondholders as to the bonded debt of Virginia. ie raed con oe Mr. Faulkner, made day vext. ‘The pure food bill was then, at 2 p.m, taken up. HOUSE. ¢e ‘Three Negroes Implicated uties Saturday Night. SURTHER TROUBLE FEARED. AVENGING THE DEPUTIES, Saturiay Nighee Affray at Memphis Masencred. Memrnrs, Texx., March 9.—The dawn of @ bright spring morning as it cast ite light eoress Tennessee's metropolis disclosed the dead bodies of three negroes riddled with bul- lets and partially covered with brash lying iB an oper lot «bout one and o half miles from the heart of the city. The bodies, as they lay outstretched with faces heavenward, were mute reminders of the terrible work of seventy-five masked men in this city at 8 o'clock in the morning. The names of the me- ‘oes whose bodies were literally shot to peees y this mob are Calvin McDowell, Wm. Stuart, and Theodore Moss. ‘The crime for which this summary Was wreaked upon them was the ambi and shooting down on Naturday night inst, four deputies in a bagnio known as “The Curve™ while the officers were fulfilling their duties by looking for a negro for whose arrest they had « warrant, APPEARANCE OF THE MOB. Abont 8 o'clock this morning seventy-Ove ‘men, all wearing masks, appeared suddenly om Front street near the jail. From whence they came no one will this morning bazard even @ guess, Noone saw them assemble; no officers of the law noticed their passage th any street nor did any person intercept ia their quick and quiet march tothe Shelby county ail. At this time Watchman O'Donnell sat in the jail office baving « chat with a friend, Sud- dently a ring was heard coming from the outer te. Hastily arising and leaving the officer r. 0" 1 walked to the door of “Who's therey” demanded 0 voice ringing loud and clear in the frosty air. “Hugh Williams of White Haven,” came the reply. “I bave prisoner.” “All right, O'Donnell, “this is the place and I am aiways ready to receive them.” With that O'Donnell burried to the gate and unlocked it, Two or three men pushed in im- mediately. O'Dounell did not then notice them closely as they shoved through the gates, but « moment later when be turned to inquire for the prisoner be saw that he bad tray ‘The men were masked. “What does this mean?” queried the jwatch- man as he reached for his jistol. “No, you don't,” exclaimed the masked men loudly, as they seized the arms of Mr. O'Don- ‘nell and forced him against the high and thick — ——. — jail. The three men © seized Mr. O'Donnell had spoken loudly as they grasped him; their voices had scarcely died away when there was @ tramping of many feet and fully seventy-tive men, all wearing black masks, rushed through the gate and con- fronted the astounded watchman. “What do you want?” asked O'Donnell. “We want the keys to the cell in which the negroes are confined.” came steraly from the Jeauer of the masked strangers, “I bave not got the keys,” replied Mx. O'Donnell. "We will see if you have not,” said the leader, and ina minute two men ‘were through the watchman's clothes, bent on se caring the keys But they were not im his ‘THE WATCHMAN BOUND. leaders, a wait of © minute, and soon «rope was produced, with which the watchman's bands through the gate aud were put over O'Donnell as guard, the other two hurrying into the oftce. ee! this was Koing om while Jailer Wile ms slept peacefally upstairs, totally selous of what was got cn below. came the cry,"All right, boys, here they are!" and ins moment, after making O'Donnell was safely pinioned, the silently and swiftly past bim into in a minute were in the cell room twenty - seven there, all under arrest for complicity ip Satur- day night's affair, and it was no easy task for th to distinguish their mi strange and silent crowd. Not » word was as the men pi quickly end eau- aloig the rows of cells. ously ox vicrmm cavonr. Suddenly the click of « key going into a look is heard, thémen stop for x» instant, there is « little scuftie, # hand is clapped over a negre's mouth until be is bound, and Moss, the mail carrier, is in the possersion of the mob. ‘Hi. Clay King, under sentence of death for vpn or ager gage the ecuftie and appears at his cell on the opposite upper tier for an festant, bat quickly retired Soon McDowell is found and then ready tostart. ‘The captives ore dragged, Pimbed and hustied inaburry. ‘Gut into the yard and past O'Donnell, still ‘securely bounc, they ge and ina minute are upon the street,” No balt is and quickly they reach tho coreer, Turuing into Auction street they start toward the Mississipy river, stop; 0 Feach the tracks of ‘the Chess ‘Lhe night is pitchy dark, but vo lagging was allo The prisoners "im front, securely bound, were kept moving at # hut pace. In a few minutes the suburbs of the city were reached and in an pen tield, near Wolf river, the negroes met their doom. THE Massacre. For the first time they are allowed to speak. As the gags are removed Moss said: “If you are going to hill ua, turn our faces to the west.” Scarcely bad he uttered the words when the crack of « revolver was card and a bell crashed through bis check. ‘This was the signal for the work. A terrible volley was poured ip the shivering negroes, who instantly fell im their traci McDowell fell face downward by himself, but Moss and Stuart fell over each other, and the