Evening Star Newspaper, March 12, 1892, Page 1

THE EVENING STAR PUBLISHED DAILY, EXCEPT SUNDAY, AT THE STAR BUILDINGS. ‘T01 Pennsylvania Avenze, corner 11th St. by The Evening Star Newspaper Company, 8. H. KAUFFMANN, Pres't. ‘Wew York Office, 88 Potter Building, Evexrxa Stan is served to subscribers in the Carriers, on their own scrount. at 10 cents per ‘ic. per month. Copies ai ‘the counter? tn iy mail-anywhere mm the United States OF Dostace prepaid 0 cents per month. SarcupaY QUADRUPLE SiixrT STAR $1.00 per year: with foreute fostave adiied, €.00. = [Eaeered at the Post Ofice at Washington, D.C., as Felaas inal matter.) SE Al! mail subscriptions must be paid tn advance. Rates of advertising made known on application. Tar sity by wee —_—_—_—_—_—_—__ Vor. 80, No. 20,206. Che Foening Star. WASHINGTON, D.C,, SATURDAY. MARCH 12, 1892. TWO CENTS. SPECIAL NOTICES. SPECIAL NOTICES. SPECIAL NOTICES. Se dtrectons for the, Prospect Hill cematery will held st Kuplt Hall. 1019 7th st. n.w., TUESDAY, jarch 15, 1882. Polis will be open frou 4 to o'clock = vers of the Evangel. Society and lot ‘Al mx are invited. lat LEON ECKERT, Secretary. _ qa MINNESOTIANS ARE REQUEST! iaet at Monumental Hall 133 <. SATURDAY, March 12, at 8 p.m. for reception of visitors 10 discuss other inportant m: SPECTAL NOTICE.—I HEREBY FORE- Warn a.l parties from crediting or trusting fabiose WeNKY COOLEY A CARD.—THIS 15 10 GIVE NOTH i :n3 friends, patrons and the Public en- F that I have this day wone into partnership with f. Wan Hi. Carrico, and will Jo. a xeueral Teal estate ue at GF atm. wy Baltic buildin. Under the jamme of Carrico & Cornwell. oe & Corniee ye. CORNWELL, mb10.2¢" Goo Ft aw Sep THIS 18 TO NOTIFY Mi PATRONS AND Bae tie pete that have removed my real state office to G08 F st. a. w., Bale building. mabioue™ mW i< By wi, wecort = ‘CORN WELL Kee" ‘Say you want a suburban home, Say you want a nice one, Say you want it cheap, Bey want it on mosthly payments, Say you want all modern improvements, ‘Bay you want it in the best locality, ‘oR want simply an investment, Gav you went tomes Gl0amcnthy Bey you want it to grow fast, WELL, SAY NO MORE, “PUT YOURSELF IN MY PLAGE” And I will tell you all about it tree. PERCY & FOSTER, ‘DEPARTURE IN FINBT! ‘B&D. BARR, 111] Pennsyivanioave, Buite from 835 up. ‘Trousers from #10 up. Lew prices from this date with high-grade art,_ja2D ——————— INSURANCE. INSURE PROFIT 5 aa. Eekiogten ant Seren mane mht} ot J.B WIMEI heal Estate, Sin at PROTECTION FIRE INSURANCE OF. ‘OF Tit DG WiLLIAM BALLANTINE, it. JAMES E. FITCH, . Iseues Bees proiate “Yor full lntornation appig to the ofice 5 of te company, 1406G st. BW. joss Azz You In need of s Suit of Clothes? If youare, come» and sco us. Our entire stock must be closed (cut regardiess of cost. Good Serviceabie Men's Suite at 68.00; worth #10.00, Extra Quality Fine Cassimer Suits at @7.501 ‘worth 615.00. ‘Fine Dress Suits at 10.00; werth 618.00. ‘Boys’ and Children’s Suits ané Overessts at aif price. 2.500 paire of O44 Pants ot prices that will astoaish you. Theabove are onlys few of themany bee gains we give away. (G@tve uso call and be convinoed at the LOKDON AND LIVERPOOL x GLOTEING 00... i aad GBVBNTE AND © STS Faceonc Graven & One: 686 PENNA. AVE. ¥.W. DON'T FAIL TO SEE THE FRENCH CHAMBRAY WE ABE OFFERING AT 7ige. 4 YARD IN BEM- SNANTS FROM 1 To 10 YAKDS. COLORS, MAVY, LIGHT BLUE AND PINK. Remnants of bleached Cotton Table Linens, Black end Colored Dress Goods at great bargains. 50 pieces New Spring Dress Gingham at So. Special desicns in Toi! Du Nord and Scotch Zephyr Gingharas at 12ic, 15 and Ze. OUTING CLOTHS, in stripes and plaids, 10 and | 0'2° 2555 ¥Olik nine OF COLORED AND BLACK DRESS | inet EVER SnOWN. 100 KOLLS FANCY AND PLAIN STRAW MaT- ‘TINGS. ‘Special bargains tn Moquetand SmyrasEuge AU! p06 tn08in Carpets at cost. JOHNSON, @ABNEB & CO, mall 26 Po eve av. <. B. Towses & Sox, DRY GOODS DEALERS. 1316 7th st. n.w., wiving Webster's Large Dictionary te alleash eus- Searintwet cont Calluna sees card’ F¥ Anes Pauts irom 2c. up. Large ine of Lace Curtains from 600. «pals wa Feit Table Covers and Scarfs. Corsetis in all of the leadinx makes. Monae Dress Time to 10. U ‘Ticking, 15c. ‘We have ieft three beautiful seduced | Prom ‘line of spring shades of Dress Geods from 250. | gs)it 5. 1a very attractive. We g=>SOHMER PIANOS ARE THE STANDARD to8l; @1 reduced to jnstrumentsof the world. HUGO WORCH ANY ONE CAN MAKE MONEY_but only 4 few know how fo eave it. Why not resolve to lay aside as certain amount each week or month, de- positing it with this Com- pany? Interest paid upon de posite, Treasurers of churches and other relixious insti- tutions can deposit their funds with this Company and receive interest—such deposits being subject to check at all times. AMERICAN SECURITY AND TRUST CO., 1405 G 8ST. ¥.W. & ©. BRITTON, President, Bee Waste TON Loan and TRUST eomPany, Granite building, Oth and F ote. aw. CASH CAPITAL OMB MILLION DOLLARS. ‘All trusts executed, Tntesest paid ex deposits. Rake deposit boxes rented. BRAIMARD BH. WARNER, 1t President. HAVING SOLD MY PROPERTY AT THE corner of New Jersey avenue and D street northwest, toxether with my good will and interest in the business carried on therein—iime, cement, &c.—to Danie! Shanahan, I earnestly recomivend him to the most favorable consideration of my patrons, friends and to all others who desire to be well treated in busi- ness transactions. To those who have patronized ie im business J return my bearsfelt thanks. and hope for . ter ors to Mr. Shanalian. CHARLES KENNEDY. Iwill add to the business purchased from Mr. Ken- nedy that of paints, oils; varnishes, Drushes, gins, ew and will sell all koods in wuich Ideal a= cheap a3 similar Kinds can be bought auywhere else in the country, qualities consdered. I will iv Sention fo'such orders as T may be favor Gare to the interests of those who favor me with then. Teincerely thank my former patrons for past {.vors, require a fenewal of their patronave and reepestfully m the public in renerals patronage from tANIEL SHANAHAN, mbI1-10¢ 330, 2 and S34 N. J. ave. Bw. — f023-1m ae OS chtaes ta Hon. we particularly c (Our make arainst allowinu them to be adjusted ise: where than at the COMPANY'S OFFICE. where sone Dae centuine parte are used. and ony the ‘most reacon: able charwes, if any, are made. Orders by postal will Teceive lumediate sttention. WHEELER & WILSON MFG. CO., my26-t,th.s.tr 437 Oth st. ow. WILLARD & REED, OFFICE IN AND agents for Kelloge building, 1416 F st. — We have formed s purtnersip for the of transacting « «eneral real estate business im all its. branches, oe oe ae of cane, menting Droperty and piscina tneurance. Hi. ABD, ‘nbs, 12-3 a W. REED. MONEY TO BUY HOMES. ‘Anew plan. Does ‘not cost more than rent. Death terminates all Payments and tue home Delonas to your fauily tree from ineumbrancen, pea MES 1S can be iunde moutbiy, quarteriy, yearly of yearly ior @ period of Ave, Bitesn or twenty years as tbe applicant may ehouse. ONLY PRUDENT WaY TO BUY A HOME S 1HE INSTALLMENT PLAN and secure 8 to your family in event of your death. or full particulars apply to ROB'T MORKIS, Gen'l gt. jnited Becurity Life Insurance and NOTICE Iy HENEBY GIVEN THAT A ‘meeting of the stock uoiders of the Arlington ior the District ot Columbia, rectors to serve until the 4th Fire Tusurance Compan; jor the election of nine Ub. ave. LW., in the city of Wash- trict of Columbia, on MONDAY, March 28, ‘Polls open at 1m. and clove at 2 p.m, Books trausier of stock will Le closed on the 24th day of March, ie ores closed until the 29th day of March. 11 ‘By order of the board of directors. FRANK T. RAWLINGS, ‘Secretary. Bee ONE (OF REMOVAL —Manirs ‘Evans & Co., printers and engravers, have Teuoved their office to Ue 13tl st. u.w..near t- ing and engraving in ali its branches. fe2z-1m* MILLIONS HAVE SEEN SPERT BY OUR hington triends tor Cassard’ ams and Boneless Bacon when they were hot Cassard'sat Sl. We have tried several pans wo overcome this diff Cuity and have finally adopted a bive oval tin tag, with Sur hame printed on it in white, which ts attaed to ail SSaccstveds Tosiet upon having anil socds is insist upon ds with th tae attached to them. hide Bea TET SOULE, AND, HARRING- 233m N. ton's Men's Bove cap be found at HAVENNEE & Davis", ‘We and 130 F at. IMPROVED ORDER OF RED M1 All members of the order who desire to at- foneral: ‘ast Great Sachem ‘of our late brother, ¥: Wim. A. Sisson of Osceola Tribe, No. 1, of Alexandris Macy Will cot in the w of Seneca Tribe, No. 11 worke’s Hall). SUNDAY, March 13, 180, at ‘lock sharp. ‘the funeral wii! tate lace at 2 JAS. E. DEME Past Great Sacliom. MASONTO_A STATED COMMUNICATION B.F. LAKCOMBE, jr), Secretary) sh | ae OMPANY OP TH. & Rocknoiders wiih ot i ‘ D Stions for chante of bsttens, 10% fale of sanacte end instant, Of propo” ‘aiuount of capital stock, ‘otter matters affeetin: Every stockbolds ne RIVES, President. mb yald attend in person cr by’ p WHIGE ALBERT HARPER, Secretary. ANNUAL MEETING of the stockho! ders of *-the Palisade Land, Cattle and Mi K pany" will be beid on TUESDAY, March 2, at 12 o'clock m.. at 411 F st. n. w.. (second floor) for the DUrpose of electing a board of directors for the eusuine Year and transacting auy other Lusiness hhecessary. Washington, D. C., March 12, 1892. ATTENTION, JONADABS.— MEMBE ‘of Goodwiil Counct, and sister count # Fequeste “to meet at Potumar Hall, 11th and om RUNDAY, Loeloc. pm. foF thep ending te iMuleral of our rieceased broth omas Shaffer. “JOL Ny Sveretary. SOF THE BEST QUALITY est stock toseiect from and the est can be found omy at MO STRICKL ECIAL BARGAIN IN A LOT ON 18TH + THE lowest 2 will seis 14:3 Pa. ave. aL ECKINGTON BS EISEN Nest roxtsaros oifer wducements, in prices and a.tractive feature to SPECULATOKS, BUILDEKS and HOME SEL! ERs that no other subdivisions possess. I have ior Taig Here the choice of these beaitiiul roperties at _mhii-2t- 608 13th st., Real Estate, Roe E ARE THE PRICES AGAIN: ‘We back up every pair with an tron-clad emrasee “Einerson” Hand sewed Shoe. Emerson” Genin Cork Sole: wersen” Kauyarvo Shoe. The Emerson Shoes are for men only. B. B. GROVER & CO., “Sole Makers and Sellers of the Emerson Shoes,” 1108 Pa. ave. n. w.—next to Star office, mhl1 FOR RESIDENCE OR RESTAURANT. Perfection itself has been sought for im the Born Steel Plate Range. Neither inferior material nor inferior work have been allowed Around the sides and back of fireplace are two thicknesses of steel with lining of as- Destos. Then there are heavy cast tops, im- proved water backs, cast iron or ironstone ‘Unings, drop oven doors and other valuable features. Not an important point has been meglected. ‘Call and see specimen ranges, 8. 6. SHEDD & BRO, part i 432 OTH ST. N.W. mb} ae ES PACH SE EVERY, DAY as to where T may be found. 1326 F is number. HODGES will take reat ing you the NATIONAL BINDELY SS SUMMER PEICES FOR COAL, FOk ANTHRACITE, 30 CENTS PER TON (Off for cash the next 20 days. Order at once. "AMERICAN ICE AND COAL Co. Siw. corner 10th aud F ste. e TITLE INSUKAN = Incorporated 18s1- Capital, $200,000. Sur Ss Ni Ashford, President, Geo. E. Fle. ius Secretary; E: Francia DIKE. 10KS.. Chas. B. Baileys mA. F.Fox, Wai. Galt, Bitice bes Wosineas this company has di ice bewinning Dusiiess thin company bas div of over 17-000 cases. without. loss. 10 storkbulder OF Shent and euters upon the eleventh year of its corpes Fate life crowned with success, itis tae best equipped fd bass the best faciitties for. furuslung. certificates and abstracts of titie int e shortest time cv uswtent feitkivccwracy and the warcty wis atuckholier® and ciente. Tretperintends investments in real estat all distursenie.ts without cuarce when a ine connected therewith te prepared bY. Gonveyanciue inall ite Uraucues. Acc ur teed. JIG, COME AND SEE US. Weare forming a syndicate to purchase » tract of land desirably located in the District. Can be subdivided to advantaze. Those tO make @ good, sate and prodtable invest Jeon the grgund Hour: 74 ‘of the san Shares, 8125, on. ierins. ual par dees ot EASIELDAY & ALDI hi pleasure in MAN, Gos F st. gg SPECIAL NOTICE.—IN REPLY TO THE CHURCH NOTICES. CHURCH NOTICES. TEMPERANC EPISCOPAL. BAPTIST. THERE WILL BE A GOSPEL TEMPER- ST. JOHN'S CHURCH. GEORGETOWN, SEMI-CENTENNIAL JUBILEE. fice Hretins finer the direction of Waske | MoM Oat bet. FA suk A hee NC Raceater, | SEO MEME CENTENAIAL. JUBILEE, — 5018 ington Lodwe, 1. OG. T Hg snd Pa. ave. | rector.—Services tomorrow: Holy communion at 8 | I, 3, 1802, at 70pm. sharp. As it was inday evens a, an.” Morning praver and seriuon at 11, Vested | in the beginning.” Sweat and. others Ail are invited = Y. March 16, Seok pan. a ally ti und Pu aves. business Ace tothe'tent work ¢0 be considered. NROMAROSEY. antesee Chairsian, => UNFASY LIES THE HEAD That does not wear the ‘*Knox” hat, Hadn't you better xét one right away? “Knox” hat are thorouzhly en rv pport—and cheapest be- cause they wear longest, B, H. STINEMETZ & SONS, 1237 Pa. ave. p.w. PEN FURNITURE HOVER mb1z REMEDY FOR HICCOUGEHS. Moisten a poonful of pulverized sugar with teasyoontul of ‘wine vinegar and take dose. Hepeat if necessary. aoe ANTER THEY ARE ALL GONE YOU WILi WISH YOU HAD BOUGHT 4 PARLOR SUITE. MAKE YOUR GUESS THIS EVENING. Any one who between now and March 2: nearest the Dumber of sates made 12 my estal during ‘tiie present mouth. will be pte ented wi 4 Handsome Oak Sideboud. "The euess.e will bo Placed ina Lox, wiich wii be secre.y sealed on the morning of the “uth. On Friday, April Jy the Buber of sales Wil. be announced in The Star and on Saturday, April 2, "a competent committee, wil take change of the box, tabulate the gue the Sideboard. The oly conditions imposed are that st "be at tease eichtoon, sou a card provided Uy mt th ‘and award me.” In February 531 was the axure. ite of wiles During the first five days of this month they suin up JOHN RUDDES, 513 Seventh strest northwest. THEY ARE NOT GIVEN AWAY! card of say that in the nea he has never contnibuted auytuing tomy support. ile veen Unbearable, LEILA A. GLEASON. or @. Gleason I have only to HAVE YOU SEEN OUR U3 ‘stock of Gatcomb, Stewart Wecan furnish you" with Guit DM XCELLED ‘and other sof ANY CELEBLAT 3 B OUF OWN store ds as the "3 'BKUNO,” “BAY WASHBURN" and other Guitars. If you want a’ MANDOLL. COMB,” WASHBURN and others before purchasing, EF. DROOP, 9-9 Pa. ave. mb10-1m0 SNES Fats. Short ends of hickory and oak for grates. Cannel and splint if you pre- fer a blazing coal. Just the thing for Quiet parties and gas light receptions. Pictures and romance in the spark and flame. MAURY DOVE. Offices: “ist and I n.w., 1206 H st. 2. w., 1626 Mat. nw. Wharf, foot F and G sts. 213m don't fail to see the “GA a WHERE DO YOU BUY Youus? pat tee cover. who buy their C: Wood from V. BALDWIN JUINSON, ‘Uuly the bast fle tad ons price to everybody. Coviplete ace, ‘and ineasute, ‘prices jean fuel, ces—1101 K. I. ave aw., 51) Ast. ne. and 519 3ald 01 cu... ts, Ho 7th st. Pianos fc moved, fused dnd packed Pianos exchaneeds ” “YuldSu" Been wees Oh meets er 8 ZowEETS 00. DESIGNING, ENGRAVING AND PRINTING FOR SOCIAL a&kD BUGINESS Cazs OF 20TH 82.. HEAB GAS OFFICR 913 See EE AD AO ae ww WaME. SOLMAN STEAM LAUNDRY, @1 we OCH aw. ‘Wo call for and deliver all lowndry. "20 STEWART BANJOS_THE Mos’ UTI mede. Proucunced pony tue yal, proveesicnal, pl ‘Enrat stock, of ‘soodealwayeen hand. SORN FEI Tiss Cont SG: Beng. eve, Bear 10th st, sole agente for Washing: ee a vILTER. ‘te dnaple te construction. peryeet in prectice and (Pederets im price. Call end sce it in operation. We eiePeanp Bone sad Charcoas Puliere. & W. BEvVeRIDGR, Be" RS ARO cen? cape, UREN, 1108 Bot. aw. Keo sae oe | OUR COMPLETE LINE OF | FANCY SHIRTINGS for your inyectiot, ‘It one of the moat at wwe ever shown. Cail and” bo con: PT. WALL, Suirt Maker MARCH 1, 1892, ‘DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP. ‘The irm of W..5. JENKS & CO. is this day uinsolved by mutual consent by. the retirement of Levi Wood pulW. 8. Jenks will continue the business, asstun- fig jl the Uabilitiesand to. whous ail doute due the inte firm muss : : La L, WOODBURY. W. 8. JENKS. Thanking the public for the liberal patrouaye ex- teupiad the Trespectiurty soucit & continuance ‘ame. WISSSENKS, 717 Tih wt. aw ee 3 DR. A. W. SWEDBENG, VETERINARIAN Bee Welter iy Kennel Club, wal seive a ‘Speciat prize to 4 the dows owned im the “District of Columbia winning the iret prize. heot ee ica, ear i tractive vi mas Then reduced price Pasay all cre niet Zlese mas = MUDDIMAN, 614 12th et. iw Sie ah ee WM. GARNER, mhi-1m iso take FINE WATCH REPAIRING. ATC: REPAIRING. I make @ specialty of AICH REPALGN Fino Wateh Repairine at ATCH Ky PAIRIN: inoderate prices. Twenty- ATCH KEEA KING. two years’ cxperieuce, CH BE. 4 jeult work rod AGGH KEPAHUNG: | Allwork warrauted GEO. W. SPIER, q Ww Ww W Ww Wi mb 810 = HBURN GUITAKS Mine Periect tone, bexutitul Foun E Liss Co, ase Pou. av BUSINESS MEN IN THIS LOCALITY. bo wish to meet members of their family ‘at luncheon, will find OUR LUNCH ROOM & very convenient place. It is well ighted and ventilated and ‘commands s very pleasing view of the city aud Po- tomac. A atrictiy first-class iuncheon will be served Promptly at moderate cust. @ixth floor, 10th st. building. Take Elevators. WOODWARD & LOTHROP, ‘ fot Sm. 10TH, 11TH AND F STS. ¥. en OP Bas Send postal and we will do the sest— ‘Myou want any kind of iron work. 1096-30, Maine ave., bet. 43 and 6th ste. << aneal SAFE DEPOSIT COMPANY. ‘916 and 918 Pennsylvania avenue. ‘The vaults and apartments for the of valu- alt pictures: furniture pot ao TA WINES AT FAIR PRICES. Wisk company, maRaT suw.) ‘They pay for themselves— MATIONAL CASH REGISTERS DO, By the National Cash Register system a merchant our of the day ascertain by @glauce at the atic indicators the aunount of cash sues, the jount of credit sales, the siount paid in on account, {he auount pald out ob account, the number of tues ue drawer has been opened for changeand the amount taken out and uot charwed. = NATIONAL OASH REGISTER 0O., 648 Louisians avenue nw. i] ROBERT CALWAHAN, Agent. —S"™ BEST DRESSED MEN Wear the “Dunlap” Hate, Spring blocks in other stylee— Black and Browns—@2 and up. WILLETT & RUOFF, “Sole District Agen'sfor Dunlap Hate,” mhiz 905 Pa. ave. n.w. ‘A TRUISM. Civilized man must drink, will drink and ought to drink—but ut should be wine! Use sound wines! Our Wines come direct | from the famous “*To-Kaion Vineyards" of Cal- fornia, and represent the most perfect products American Industry. COMPANY. ON 3. 614 14TH 8° SEWS 10 CONTRAC S SEVS EQCONTRACTORS axp sina fora buliding until you have fir-t secured. Our aib-tid for tue wlass, We have Just contracted for an enormous amount ot'eiaen und a0 a ed the price that we can how sil it for about What we previous y paid or it. We may be the means of your securing ev Job on which you oid enaccound of the auving $1 CHAS. E. HODGKIX, ““Bzxpert Handler of Glass,” 913 7that. nw. mhi2 Ko OANCE FOR EN WITH eMALL CAPITAL. We have two exce.lent houses in desirable locations which can now be sold for $5,500 ‘and $6,500 respectively. Grand chance for two thrifty men to secure homes. ass, vemories of deparivd slays, ir. Stra onirmation A =i * CHURCH, 8TH ST. NEAR ee oe Teco Sunday services, 10:30 and Ti "a.m; (choral); 330 and 7:30 p.m. (choral). Other days Zand e.m. and Tpain. Ailseats free it CHURCH OF THE EPIPHANY, @ noay 14th; Rey. 1c 1. D, ay Addreswe by Senator Wu. A. Petter of Falmer of Ulinias, Senster 4 cordially invited. “Apostolie rite of P. Senator Jolin M. Gallinzer of New Hampshire. Rev Muir, ps Front seats resetred for teachers of Lycone days. | **Cuiudnood's before me, Forms and scenes of lone axe SFCOND BAPTIST CHUE nd Va. ave. F. Hez Swem, pastor. lig Fulton Avenue Baptist at 11 a.m. , Ranees Jacob Ht st. | Preaching, 11 a/m 30 p.m. Auipect. questions aad 3 =>2J0N BAPTIST CHURCH, F ST, BET. 436 sts Gra ty all da Evening prayer daily, except Sunday,at 4 Hate, Kev. 'T & Robineon, “3 pin Rev. 3 GRACE CHUECH, YTH AND D ST! ‘near cable road. —Services 11 a.m. | yams Holy coumunion, frst Sunday ‘at ae cae Sundays at 7:30a.1. fomeue, rec Ge METROPOLITAN BAPTIST (CHURCH, 2 TROR GE 7 “Scor. A and Gith sts. me, Mev, Green c == RCH. 2a St art: A Sige Ot, nm The Presence of God." Evenine subject, "*W lat i You Do Wit! "Time of services: 1 an and 7:30 pan. i oe At Bt aly, Peart Pm., Chiidrou’s Service and I “oral Evensong and Sermon. truction p.m. 5 tranwece cordially tn t P HURCH, Samuel H. Greene, pastor — Bog MARY PARISH PROTESTANT Eris. | Sundsy wcioi"G's0'.in. PH, Bristow. sujet <opal Church, 18th st. nesr Dupont Circle, | > yA s ont Revd. A. Aspinwall. —Seivives in cuapel, had- |B HAPEL BRANCH, ‘13% ‘and. D meat Ist trcau Band @'sins Services | Nev. To Gutwater, pantor.—Suzuiay shoo sink Goce | CHAPLL, 5th and P n.w., Charles E. sa: both ser erintendent.—Sunday school, 3:30 p.m. ‘SU p.m. Au‘are cordiall 1148 BAPTIST CHURCH, =! Be ilove scott Gree, be Goa pastor. —Sunday school, 9:30 pastor, 1 l ‘eyenitie service wally invited to attend. During Le Tueet= ly invited to every aiternuon at 4:30, with ten-minute address. 1t* Ls A ‘am. Preaching by t WO y.m. Bupustn at the close Youns people's wieetiny, 1:49 Christian Endeavor meeting on Tuesday’ even- 30. Kegular eit yer meeting ou Luurs- nina. 1t end Isth st D_D., pastor. —Services schoo! at 9:0 a.m. meat T p.m. At TROPOLITAN PRESBY TERIA rou, 4th and Bsts.s.e.. Key. Join Ches .D., past rvices tonorrow at 1] a.m. and p.m.” ¥. E. Tueslay; congregational prayer meeting Thursday; both at 7'30 peu. 1t* ie ‘¥ MEMORIAL PRESBYTERIAN Church (le Droit Park), Florida ave. and vida 8, Muller, pastor.—-Preaching at mand 7:30 p.m. by the pastor. Ubath scuvoi, Dem. ‘Christian Padeator. Society, 6:30. p.m: irsday service at 7:30 p-in. Btranxers weicomne at all services ie Be OUT PRESBYTERIAN ‘CHURCH, ‘eth, st. between Gand H sts. n.W.» Kev. 1st OBURCH, ‘son, D. D. Serie “on represent Duiject: “ Stepuen, Martyr." Sp. m.communion, $30 pent, seuen by'the pastor. it OUNT CARMEL BAPTIST CHURCH, gor. of ath and L sts.n.w.—Bervice 11 atu “*Curistiaus’ Hope. ice 7:40 p.tm., eu ‘The Covenant Between J uathan and David Be:view morning aud evening by Key. Win, BP. Gibe bons. Miss on Sabbath &-ool,3 p.au..by Prof. Ehan.* Ben vartise CHURCH, LST, BET. jth and 17ty sts, nw., Rev. J. A. Taylor, 2. W.. Bishop J sixth sermon ot the aun en df tue New Testaient- . ; Pasior—At 9:00am. Sanday schvel. Atil s Joseph T. Kelly, pastor.—Sabbath school, 9:30 a.m, | Ea S" irs on People’s prayer meeting Tuesday, 7:30 Pm. Church | subject: “The Terius on Which Salvation in Offered” Praise westing Thursday, 7:30 p.m. Strangers are | Protracted all next week, ‘The public are invited. i Gee UIFTEENTH STREET PRESBYTERIAN ‘Church. —Servi hing by the pastor, Kev. FJ. 80D. drs ber fore the Wouan’s Foreixn Missionary pociety by Kev. Dr. Nevius of China. ae EASTERN PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, Re eerie ane Revs eS Cornelius BY —— REET BAPSIsT CHURCH, ‘6th n.w.. Kev. J. J. Mutr, su gnulpet:, fMoucain Solitide, ration of the fittieth anniversar Sunday sehool, Sablath schoo, O30. Ny METHODIST, and tue qv Tastor, Kev. Dr. G. Kt. Alden, Bt pastor, GRACE M. E. CHU:cH, COR, OTH AN Preach’ at U1 win. De. Corudiita at 7d pean: | CES RACK. Oe Se CHUL CH. COR. OTH AND astor's Bi foe sol comminod service at ties beeen League meeting i Preaching, subject: HURGH, # | Pastoral Vis 1 Dr bt aud aot Moraine eer (COR STH ANT ‘S"wynkoop, Pub tement rand B <q FIRST PRESBYTE Be ietecen Cana D am. Morning service by tev. Dr. L. B. Wilson. scnool; 11 am., prea and every even durin: pastor. Evenin sery- ¥. PS. CE HURCH, | 434 Sunday school at 9:30 ocke with sernion | gg Peo a voces of | > wor i it FIFTEENTH STREET M. E. CHURCH, corner of Kin.w., Kev. 1. A. Thirlkeld, pas- . by the presidine ewer Mev. Pm. by Rev. F.C. kaw. Sunday school, 2:30 ‘Sunde Flan Christian Endeavor prayer meoting at 6:4 Kew. With seriuon by Mr. Holes at TS ure alway nr BLY PRESB: cor. oth and Ists. nw. Sunday schovl, 9:30 30 p.m. Preaching by the pastor at 11 a. Opan. ‘The evensng sermon Will bein the Jesus Questioned and Questioning.” Strangersiiade welcome to al, te service G WESTMINSTER PRESBYTERIAN <> WES Wa, Kev ‘Bittin, sil a. um, and sO ik Epworth League, 6:36 p.m. younx peopie meeting. 7 E. Gilson, DD. pase Epworth Learue, 6:0 WEST STREET y Pac. between sist and 32d n. w. Freac ‘pastor, Rev. Frank F. Wisliains, at | 11a. uw. ) p.m.” every Sabbath, and ou Wed- | day ad hesday ). Strangers uiways welcome. Ut | TY mn ETHODIST PROITESTA by 12th and Ais.s n.w., Kew. 5. Keone ~The president ol te Con.erence will pat 6 young men's iueetne: 6:50 < Fevival services at. 7-30, ied. of the X. M.C. A. Gou's Wor. ‘been saved the past week. REFC between Khode I Si. Services tuluorrow at LL Batimore. Buuday school come. URCH, 121H AND 3ST. MARK’S LUTE. cul v. W. H. Gotwald, Cats. $9 Sunday School, 9 p.m. Catech <= bet pastor.—11 sts w hat is Faith? caveccumem clus att p. Kev.5-Domer, D.D., evening at ii and Seatsfree. 1t ENGLISH” LUTHEKAN of litw aud Bax Poa > | Sisn Wri Laseiigad Gaur eli =>CHUKCH OF THE REFORMATION, PA. “>THE METHODIST 110M Be re st. -jabernices UL and 7:30) | E> aod N ste ne Services in charge of ¥. B.S. C. Of Ryland le ei PAUL'S Church, cor. FOURTH STREET M. E CHUKCH — '¥ 4.1u., sunday 0 — PROCTOR & | OCTOR, Faith.” Eveniny, tun oi -acTament am theiuoru- Real Estate a». (neurance. Horse of israel orty Leascue iueetiui. at @ rj : McKENDREE M. 907 G st. n.w. mbi2 = Sat aS OTHER SERVICES. v. Hreachinits = — by nev. He Grteatan Giclee OES IT PAY TO THE LIFE OF | (ay school, 0:50 am. kpworth Leww Ot your ever becoming « ‘wall istian?” by Sir. i. F. Green, belore tue | Prayer iueeting Wedueaday at 7:00 pun. "Stats recs ing’ advertiseruent,”" but you at their roots, 1007 Lith st. ne wy Sum | Afneriteae F a | ee ioe z reryLody you wear THE NATIONAL CHRISTIAN SCIENC Ess. TRE BAKER soe, Iustiduve wid bold ios sunday zibve service | Proarinng Il aca or gentlemen only. mbi2 change, 1th st, between @ abd Hy st ‘Chiatina endeavor Svcieiy, O90 yak Seite : ta elcome. The weather ws likely to be warmer; fair; CHRISTIAN SCIENCE.—ALL INTER | ge UNION M. E. CHURCH, ei tnt ested we sutied fg cae ck New York | HEYA So Bro antigo. Malas jours, 9:30 to 1 ible ciusy Sune | scoot; 12 a.m. and 7:20 peut, prewchimg 30, Chrise Do you know thatthe United States 30; ike ‘Tursiay | thai Lideavor: Wednesdsy. 73-U. braver ivectiing. It 4a the largest exporter of lumber in | eveninse at Su'ciock. wit the world? We are cutting down our forests at a frixhtfully rapid pace— which is but an additional reason why Canadian Lumber should come fnto this country ftee. It would eave four forests and save us money. Lain ber would then be cheaper, and we beii every wan, woman aud child would like to see Lumber cheaper. No true American wauts our forests destroyed and America made like Arabia, Assyria and other desert countries. Free “Lumber means Cheaper Lumber. We believe in low prices and have always quoted the towest prices tn the ety. “Call for what you want 1d we Wiieave you money. Estimates ree Jor the aiking. Wo sell everything fiat enters in the construction of use. Libbey, Bittinger & Mill “The People's Lumber Yard,” Cor. 6th and New York ave. n.w. Be MER T'S” MODERN tras. a Pes fe evidently within « few days’ passage of sprins—A storm de : rs "nore ur less pethaps—but our ¢ business is taking orders ee tt “Sprite Garments—The range styles we place before you Sie ie unequaled this side of Ne York—and our prices repre- “sent about 16 to 20 per cent Of @eaving to you. w. E Aoainat The Poor. mbi2 ©. MERTZ ‘Tailoring Shop, 514 Lith st. mblz a PETIA. Diver IN BrorcrEs— SATURDAY, MARCH 12 Cushion-tired Brand-new **REFEREE” Sefetys, cut to One Hundred Dollars!—(Forty dollars rediuction in Price). ‘These machines are of latest designs and fully warranted. G@ORMULLY & JEFFERY MFG. 00., 1325 14thst. nw. mI SONS OF JO AB VISIT. iON TO ‘Baisimore Sunday, March 13. ‘Train leaves ‘60. : Saar Biya. dave Tie FEL ovensten a gas Al ISEAEL METROPOLITAN Fe ENTEAL ONT Boe“ Catreit Kev. Dr. Walluce wil preach at sylvania, ave.—Touight sung service, STi: subject, *eMlecknese:" and at 700 pean: sub Sisters Graves aud Heetinis dati ‘conduct Kospel service ‘Lire Essentials to Evangelical Wor, MY. TABOR M. P. CHURCH, “> section 32d and sou tan Philaps, pastor —11 Atter marmiaze. Ws 3 rs FOUNDRY M. E. CHURC! Sis., Key. U. A. brown, ow: suinday echoo., 9:30 ab. Preach ug at by kek. Clog: W.’Datd yin Commu on serk~ Yon le. 1. WD at ¢ 0) Pan. Prayer meeting Wednesday. av MOUNT VERNON PLACE M.E. CHURCH South, cor. th and K sis. n.w..pastor, abtinan, D.D.—11 am., "A Weil Bal .” 7:49 anniversary’ of the Sunday deck It nd 7:30 pan. Sundays, . canes sunday pins < House Baud leaves 6:30 p.m. | Engine 30 pm. jt and Tuesday 7 Tuixsion aturdaye an BU p. House" Band ic Brauch inussion i NGELIST J. DER WILL AD. Be ae fie Goopel mncetinu for aten oo tO MORROW AT ERNOUS at 4:40at the. M.-C, Ay F400 New York aves n-we Subject: “"Feotmen ‘and Horees."" Loom for 460 men is: gynmastuun ball Good vrchestra: youd singing. Come to Bibve class 15 the parlor at 330. rs SP SPIRITUALISM, GRAND ARMY HALL, 1412 P. every Sunday. —Lyeeinn, 10 0 pea. TSTHAND @ Services ice. bs Aan; vectuve, 1 una Airs, Jennie ty. 10 Dewuctressed by the Kev. B. Hagan Jackson with us tuix mouth. Subject, morn- | W.'H. Miucurn, DD.. chaplaly to Constess. Sunuay ia What Way Can We Bevetit Humanity toe | school, 9:30. Pray necting, Wednesday, 7-0 p.m. Christian “Endeavor, 6:00. “Strangers cordially, in- vit 2 Evening subjects tuken trom be audience Exch lecture followed by lmpre vised poeuis irom sub- Jects given at the time, ‘Ihe eveniuy lecture Wail be iollowed by that most wonuerfu uiediuni, Misb Max sie Gaule of Baitimore, wit. teste.“ 10c. door collec- ion. FE ‘ner 435 an: *,D.D.. pastor. —Sabbath seliool, 9:30 a.m. Preaching uy’ the Pastorati lain. Epworth League, 6:1o4.m. At 7-0 Rey. F.C. Certer, D.D., of Chattanooya wiut All cordially invited. it @-DHAMIINE M. ©, CHURCH, oTH_AND Boe Pawnee Kev. E. S Todd. B.D.-pastor.— Sunday school, 0-160. Preseliix by the M. Corey’, D.D. ELDER W. G. RAYMOND, THE FAITH healer, from ‘Boston, Miass., will baptize Sunday at Z p.in, at puolic bathiue beach, souta of fhemonument.” Communion at myght at S12 23d st. DW. Z pastor, >ELDER A. HALE WILL PREACH IN | 11 a.m., subjece: ‘as Josusa Wine Bivuer! and ‘Monumenta: vuilding, 1 Penn. ave.n.w., | 7:30 p-in., subject: “An Inquiry ‘Con: ermine th atle-m. toniorrow.. Subject: “Lhe Faith of those | Character ‘and Antecedents of Bacchus.” Epwort of whom itis sid that God is not asamed to be | League meeting at G:loP.10., Loung men’s ineeting Spite ghee, God. gs mote bind faith.” “Heb. | this’ evening "at 7-00. © “Tuesday, cousectat on: 11:15-10. "All invited. ‘Thursday, chureb prayer meeting, 7:30 p.m. Public =>HOWARD ERSITY, J, E. a |e = “E> D.D., LL.D., president.—The Kev. J. E: 4s-Unin will predch toinorrow eveningeatd o'clock. Bing CHRISTIAN. by the tudenta under the direction of Heuiry C. t ase, All ate wescolue. TH STREET CHRISTIAN CHURCH— gg EDEL O. 0. FARNSWOLTH, SEVENTH: aly AV: nist, will lecture at hall cofuer 15 pan. «th and G ot b.W. LOMORKOW at o'clock on **The CHRISTIAN Gudznieut,” aud at 7 on‘ The Change of the Sabbatl ). Power, pastor, —Preaching a auivige at Tan 7.30. | Sunday school. §:30. Cun, eg > METAPHYS: L TUNE, SUNDAY, | tian Endeavor meeting, 6.0. All very weicome. 1" Js Ut 7th 4 "Love and Law.” Bibi Walt NINN VERA Weitea Pyle CONGREGATIONAL. ga PLOPLES CHUKCH, NON-SEC- PLYMOUTH CONGREGATIONAL A ee Ciharct, cor, 17th apa P si, Bi Titi st. n.w. bet. Gand HM sts., Kev. Alex. Kent, | N- Brown, pastor. Tia... "The Attract hiluister. “Services tontorrow at Ii asa: and 70d pit, | Cross. 7:40 pin. “"ihe Voyage of Lat Sorting seriuynby thepastor tn Mr Carnegie's Goa: | ‘in Midocean, Good siucine: Xi jemming of t Political Sicuatlon, by Mr An ele => THE TABERNACLE OTH NEAK BS. W— mies on Kansas aud the pastor.” Solo at 1 by airs. | Soe, Fasto 3 urrinver. "buuday school at 10 a.m.” Beats fre, ‘aii by request st 21, o-ts, Lectare o8 welcome. t THEY HAVE NO RIVAL. ge." ee, cellent uiusic, Beats free. Welcoine 5-9,» PEOPLE'S CONGREGATIONAL CHU: NEW CHURCH.—THE REV. FRANK : wall will prcacli at the Chureh of the Ho: sear Teh BW We mean the, Rival Cabinet Letter File, and | Ciypupout cite, at 11 ain, S. school end aduit | fyi. Aiton er Howat University: Dusiness nien who ar unable toinetantiy Lorate | Cadac ieets, Lvening at 1:00. First of scourge of | Rev, it,Reten Of Howat Qeors Cab Feet ed raze under Gome antiguated #78 | Lenten lectures ou “Huard Sayincs of the Bible:” ad- | presentatio ‘seliool, 9:30 fore wlila neea Cabijta Carat de” | Stat e"apuiong Fc sorens a aite | Pewee: SPAR ser Hammond. Dan, “Y* Allseate fies. Litany service, Friday. 40 | | —— Vira CONGKEGATIONAL CiULOH, J. 0. PARKER, ah. Sie Bie Re BN. ey” Bookselicr and Stationer, = eee. eer to iversi'y. At 7-30 pita. are ce SPECIAL NOTICES. Oe RES a Wa hg ae Boe SUSIEST STATESMEN "A SUNDAY SCHUOL INSTITUTE UNDER | Ainerican, Home Chaos a resy patriot oust te = Bra ie aepites of the Sunday School Union of | Bédrets on fsa fumbia, with Win. Reynolds, vesq., | BOS i the Phi to factt- fate fire handline of thee correspond Writ: wafur a Phonograph on trial OOLUMBIA PHONOGRAPH CO, O27 E at. nw. R. FP. Cromeisn, Sec'y. Se fe propose to make « strong bid for your patronage this spring. While it is not very ‘springish, atmospherically speaking, yet it is springish from » business point of view, for the ‘entire spring stock is on ‘‘dress parade” await- ing your inspection. Not a few sampies—but the largest stock of Tailoring Cloths ever shown under one root. Every garment made right x Washington city. @. WARFIELD SIMPSON, mhi2 ‘Tatier—Corner 9th and G sta. 0.20, 2 mhi®> wt York “Avenue ‘Church ORDAY. TUESDAY AFTERNOON at tuo Dintrict and Prot. Hamil of “Liligois. as condi st the N FIRST bela ‘corner EVENING at NGREGATIONAL CHURC! CONGREGATI h 4 3 in. ‘caret 7:30, and TUESDAY EVENING at 7:00, March 14 and 15. ‘All interested im Sunday school work are invited. Ad- Inission tree. Fa THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE stockholders of the Lincoln Fire Insurance vonipany Of te D.strict of Columbia {oF the election of Reld'at the oifce ofthe company. Nor S20 Guha oe . Wash ‘Loan and trust building, on MON- 11, 1802. Polls open at 12 Frou ape? to.April 14. both days tncly 319,20, kap2 FH. BARBARL rd NOTICE 18 HEREBY GIVEN THAT ON oe : removed ‘wil be closed northeast corner of F and Bowes siod sy wires 5. ‘thereafter | D.C., 12, 1892. _mh12-lawéw* aang PVs ce Sons or and em EE FoLtew, | FOR RENT (Miscellaneous)... | | 3 | | | Washington News ‘and Gossip Index to Advertisements, ADVERTISING. pleeeeee AMTSFMENTS, ATTORNEYS... assess Pace 16 Pace 15 S. Page 1 | CITY ITEMS eeeneee: aol COUNTRY REAL ESTATE 2 ace Pace 14 Pages 2 and 1¢ Pace 16, Page 16, FOR RENT (Rooms), FOR RENT (Houses)... 2 FOR RENT (Stores) 2 FOR SALE (Horses and Vebi 3 FOR SALE (Houses) 3 K SALE (Lots)... 3 R SALE (Mise FOR SALE (Pianos), HOTELS 3 3 Page le -Page 2 Pace 14 --Page 16 | Pase 16 Page 2 | Page 14 -ADIES’ GOODS, ECT URES. LOCAL MENT LOST AND FOU: MANICI NOTARIES PUBLIC. OCEAN STEAMERS OFFICIAL NOTICES POTOMAC RIVER BOATS. PIANOS AND ORGAN! PERSONAL ‘ PROFESSIONAL. PR POSALS, RAILROADS. SPECTAL NOT! SUBURBAN PROPERTY. ...... ED (Help) ED (Rooms). WANTED (Situations) WANTED (Miscellaneous). WINTER RESORTS. Goverxment Receipts Topay.—Internal rev- enue, $564,375; customs, $516,228. Ex-Srcretary Ronesox was among the vis- itors at the Navy Department today. A Navat Parmext.—The Secretary of the Navy has made the eighth payment of €91,890 to Cramp & Sons on account of battle ship No. 1. Representative Spnixcen.—Mr. Springer, although yet not able to speak above a whisper, issteadily gaining instrength. Hehad a restful night and today his condition is improved. Ropent McDowet Moses, the only son of Lieut. J. F. Moser, U. 8. N. . bas received the | AT THE PIT’S MOUTH. Bringing the Dead From the Ander- Tues Mine, GOVERNOR THAYER WILL FIGHT AGAIN Eighty Thousand Miners in Dur ham Begin a Strik THE CEREMONIES OF OCT. 18, AN HORROR Nearly 250 Lives Lost in the Anderlues Mining Disaster. Bauvesers, March 12.—The Anderives calam- ity increases in horror. The pit is now bura- ing, and smoke and flames bar the searchers im It is feared now that not less than 240 miners have perished, inclad- ing @ large number of women, of whom there were many employed in the mine. The most touching scene at the pit mouth teday was the spectacle of children we mothers who had been lost in the fands continue toflock to Anderiue posed to turn water into the mine for the pur- pose of putting a stop to the conflagration. King Leopold is informed hourly of the situation at Anderlues. It ie now believed that all those not rescued yesterday were killed at the time of += the ex- plosion or died soon after. Never theless the friends and relatives persist im hoping that some may have escaped by taking retuge insome working protected from the effect of the explosion. Nobody shares this belief, however, except the families of the men nd men who are in the pit. There is uo doubt that those who were not destroyed by the explosion were suffocated by the fumes or drowned in the water which in- yaded various portions of the mine. The authorities are providing for that are left with- ther. It is said that e bus- don of one LouseLold areamong (here are several of the same family. een ieee THAYER WILL CONTEST aGarx, He Will Not Give Up the Office of Governes to Boyd. Lixcotx, Ne., March 12.—Fx-Gov, Thayer last night stated that he had determined te con- test anew the rightof Gov. Boyd te bold office. | He stated that his attorneys had sent to Washington fora copy of the recent mandate of the Supreme Court, and upon receiving it would decide upon the proper line of action. Mr. Thayer professed to believe that there was © purpose in withholding the mandate, which has not yet been received by any one in this state, and said be was sure there was e loop hole therein for a renewal of the contest ———e MANY ENGLISH M INERS STRIER, The Greatest Disturbance Caused te the British Labor World. Loxpox, March 12.—Tbe great coal strike opened today. The Durham miners did not resume work, and the collieries of Lancashire, Cheshire, Yorkshire, North Wales and other districts are idle. ‘The miners of Scotland, a Wales and Northumberiand are working: quietly. In Durham the men to the number of 80,000 are on strike against reduction of wages, but in appointment to Aunapolis from his distriet— Lebigh county, Pa. Secretary Brarxe’s symptoms continue favorable and that he is gaining strength is shown b day and read the newspapers. It is expected that he wiil be able to resume the direction of affairs at the State Department next week. Tae Parstoext’s Cartens.—The President's callers today included Gen. J. W. Foster, Act- ing Secretary Spaulding, Secretary Elkins and Gen. Oliphant, Senators Hiscock, Hoar, Hale and Felton, Representatives Taylor, Dalzell, Gov. Sheldon of New Mexico, Attorney Gen- eral Miler, Vice President Morton, Mr. Louis L. Coburn of Chicago, Acting’ Secretary Wharton ang Mr. E. H. Conger, United States minister to Brazil. THE BERING SEA CASE Senator Sherman Bricfly Gives His Views Upon the Situation. Up to this time Senator Sherman has declined to express his views relative to the Bering sea controversy in view of the fact that his posi- tion a8 chairman of the Senate committee on foreign relations would have caused such an expression to savor of impropriety while the subject was under the seal of secrecy and be- fore the Senate in earccutive session. Now, however, as the Senate has made public all of the correspondence and the text of the arbitration treat ator Sherman feels at liberty to speak publicly of the matter. When he was asked today whether be favored the rat- itication of the treaty in view of the failure up to this time to secure a renewal of the modus vivendi, the Senator replied: Ido not wish to commit mrself in respect to our seal fisheries in the Pribyloff Islands uutil Lord Sal- isbury replies to the recent letter of Mr. Whar- ton. I regard the treaty now pending with the highest favor. It is honorable to both nations. It is an example of arbitration which ought to beadopted in every controversy between two countries bound by so many ties as Great Britain and the United States. A WAR WOULD BE A CRIME. A war, or even @ contention between them for a cause s0 trivial as one year's fishing for seals, would be a crime against civilization. It is manifest that it is the interest and desire of each to preserve the Alaskan seal fisheries from destruction by Canadian poachers on the high seas. The cupidity of a few vessel owners pending arbitration threatens to disturb the peace and amity of the two great nations. Surely diplomacy ought to be able to pro- vide some modus vivendi during the present season. It may be unpleasant and ungracions for Great Britain to resist by her slips and sailors the reckless acts of a few of her sub- jects, for whose conduct Lord Salisbury disclaims all responsibility, but we are under no such restraint, and are able to prevent such poaching on rights that we purchased of Rus- siaand which Russia aud the United States have openly asserted and enjoyed for one bun- dred years. ‘THE CLAIM TO BE ARBITRATED. It is now claimed that by the law of nations our title is not good; that seals born and bred on our soil may be slaughtered in the high seas when by the laws of nature they are their annual pilgrimage. We are willing, for the sake of peace, to submit this question to arbitration. We ouly ask that, the ovals may not be de- stroyed by pelagic fishing wl arbitrators are sitting.” We would "edly share with Great Britain the expense and trouble of maint tatus quo pending the arbitration, and will faithfully and honorably abide by ‘its result, but it is asking too m for us at the same time to allow irrespon- sible and unfriendly neighbors to destroy very subject matter of the contro especially when we have at our command miaus to prevent it. Ido.incerely hope and trust that the executive authorities of the two Collins of Miles City, Mont., confidential clerk to the commissioner, $1,600, vice James J. Edlin J. Hartshorn of ‘War Department Changes. Timothy Gleeson of Pennsylvania appointed clerk, $1,000, surgeon general's office. Thomas E. Sewell of Kansas appointed clerk, class 1, of the Secretary of War. ‘ton of 5900 the fact that he was able tosit up to- | all other districts the men have simply decided to tuke a week, fortnight or even three weeks” | holiday in order to restrict the output of eoal, j thus insuring prices being kept upand the rate | of wage: tained if not advanced. This movement on the part of the miners has caused the greatest disturbance in the | British iabor world and in the manufacturing centers that has been kuown since the Ameri- ean civil war, whe ans hundreds of thous- ands of the cotton operatives of Lanceshire would have starved but for @ boundless charity. ee TO INVITE THE PRESIDENT, Appointment of a Committee by the World's Fair Committee on Ceremonies. Cuicado, March 12—The world’s fair joint committee on ceremonies has appainted « com- mittee to wait upon the President of the United States, the Vice President, judges of the Supreme Conrt, members of jthe cabinet and representatives of foreign nations to invite their presence at the dedication ceremonies in October. The com- mittee consisis of the Hon. P. A. B. Widener of Vhiladelpbia, chairman, and the Hon. V. D. Groner of Virgima, representing the national commission, aud E. L. Lawrence and W. D. Kerfoot tor the Chicago directory. Ihe Mexican government has already notified Director General Davis that it bas appointed its minister at Washington, Senor Romero, to Tepreseut Mexico officially at the d ceremonics, Minisier tor Portugal Signor De Souzarosa will represent that country. aioe Against Lotteries in Kentucky. Fravkront, Ky., March 12.—The house passed the bill prohibiting lotteries of kind in this slate, si Sore nee Alexander McComas of Baltimore Dead. Bartiwone, March 12.—Mr. Alex. MeComas, the well-known gunsmith, died thie morning. Mr. McComas was of-an old Maryland family. He was quite advanced in years. sanasastes To Meet Senator Hil Jacksox, Miss, Morch 12,—At a meeting last night committces were appointed to meet Ben- ator Hill at Meridian and escort him to the capital next Tuceda: — Fatal Mine Disaster in Prassia Brnuix, March 12.—A fatal mine accident is reported from Saarbruck, Rbenish Prussia. ‘The Reden pit collapsed and two miners were killed and several injured. ae Seeking the “Promised Land” in Oklahoma, Lirmz Rock, Aux., March 12—Over 300 negroes arrived here last night from Pine Bluff by boat en route to the Cherokee strip. They are scantily dressed and over two-thirds have notadollar. All they had was stolen by Slender. Is tothe mame old sory. Aneta exodus re; party prepari enibaannak: Lavelle Again Behind the Bars. Wasmrxorox, Ixp., March 12—Ex-Auditer James C. Lavelle of Davies county is again be- hind the bars. His bondsmen gave bim up yesterday and be was taken to Pike there bis cases aro to be tried, and plased, jail. His trial will begin April ‘Tragedy in Indianapolis Colored Cireles. Ispuxarous, Ixp., March 12—As 1280 o'clock this morning OscarZAbbott, e young stenographer of this city, shot his sweetheart, Celia Bass, and then himself. Both parties long to colored families and been engaged to marry, but to break off the engagement Both