Evening Star Newspaper, March 14, 1892, Page 1

THE EVENING STAR PUBLISHED LY, EX' SUNDAY, AT THE STAR BUILDINGS. 5 * 1MG) Pennsylvania Avenue, corner 11th St. by The Evening Star Newspaper Company,| @ & H_KAUFFMANN, Pres't New York Office, 88 Potter Building. eae, Eremmme, Stn, ie served to subecribere in the . eke ee ae BOTH BROTHERS DEAD Alexander Donnan of Petersburg Passes Away. —postawe preprid— z he Palisade Ls own home. ‘Theurands of families are home| jan will be hit ou tf i - ras aed Velock m,. at 1411 1s joor) for the Seseand penations because they wore Dover: o0 | Sierras of enacting a sawed ot directoreter the cartine to wet ahead enough to make the first payment on | Year und transacting aay othes pucoeee The sae a2 REGISTRAR OF STOCKS and BONDS. been one of our cold weather epeciaities, retary Board of Manaers.— mhi ‘The company offers to executors and trustees of a estates und to relixious and benevolent institutions xcepzionai facilities for the transaction of their ining Com- matter is finally left to arbitration. |iearned jurists. The deceased was ch 29, at 12 It was stated at the State Department today | Wealthy and was wide n hi FOR RENT (Offices) SPECIAL COMMUNICATION OF FED- | FOR RENT (homes, |< 4. A Mz willbe bela | FOR RENT (Houses), known. In 1887 he the Virginia legisla and asto NEW Vermont Maple Sugar! ‘Why, we are én st again, ge usual. erai Lodge, No. 1, ionic, Tempe, commer im a that no communie: from Lord Sal «d been received | Was elected a member 0. sharp WEDNESDAY, March 16, to attend | FOR RENT (Stores). bury and that there had been | ture from Petersburg, but before the legen ouse. The Unio vi han ill enabie | Becessary. a. B. DETRICK, - the funer t Brother George W. Knox. A full at- 5A no change in the situatich since last week. © met he re ed and Hon. Chas, F. Cok bestnese. abe Union Savings Bank wil pte —And it's going, too, — ianice is requested: Meuibers of sister lodges are | Loe GALE (Houses), United States Consul Myers at Victoria has | lier, now mayor of Petersburg, was elected to ill eee you to provide the required amount if you will | Washington, D. C., March 12, 1892. “inh invited to attend. By order. FOR SALE (Lote). : eecure and convenient money cam produce, at prices Ata great rate. You may bes little in- postave added, $3.00. 7 (Uintered at the Post Office at Washington, D.C.. a8 _— Rumors Regarding B. and O.Deals eccomd-class mail aster: WASHINGT " “ ? z “aaa ae ee | en, OO, Nata aue: ON, D.C., MONDAY, MARCH 14. 1892 TWO CENTS, Discredited. = ocr aaa = >" “7 . x re pata ae és ra eet Oe FINANCIAL. | FINANCIAL ____ SPECIAL NOTICES. ____ SPECIAL NOTICES. SPECIAL NOTICES. Washington News and Gossip THE BERING SEA CASE. OTHER TELEGRAPHIC NEWS. 7 5 Bice PENDS OF THE TEMPERANCE TENT WASHINGTON NAVAL RA. CHAPTER ——_____ pense General and 7 ¥ , i — ineet WEDNESDAY. March 16, 7: NEW VERMONT MAPLE 0. 6.— convoeat Inde: Sherman, the Aterney PaRCRREERA Tax Wasurxctox Loas Axo Trust| A War Steer Masvar Fuse. POSt tt Bho tenon Hel ty sade | MAPLE SUGAR. La Sock eorapenronstion wit bs end pecans sme Others Confer With the President. BOTH PONNAN BROTHERS DEAD, coMPAN —_ tal ino N'R. MAHONEY. | PURE VERMONT MAPLE syRUP, mhlé-2t GkO. SCHULTZ, Secretary. _ | aDVERTISING..... 7| Senator Sherman, chairman of the com- —_ = Chairman. MASONIC. —A_ SPECIAL COMMUNICA- | AMUSEMENTS. One ry er @RANITE BUILDING, oth and F sta Best rules for successful trading in stocks. SOTA TFATEDOONNUR Cons PURE BUCKWHEAT FLOUR, ‘tion of Lafayette , No. 19, FAAM., | ATTORNEYS § | mittee on forcign relations, called at the White of the —_ « Lawyers of Petersburg EES rae — ae GILT EDGE CREAMERY BUTTER | Yi!) beldat Masonic Temple UESDAY, March 15. | Auction SALES 6 | House this morning and had a jong conference amnes Away. ———————— ; , : wal 36. By onder of the W. Mf BICYCLES with the Prefident and Attorney General ch to The Evening Star ‘Discretionary .. Fifteen years’ ex- Are among the most iy oxder of si 4 ns paca accounts a specialty. Fit 7 fork. 30 ree Monies desirabie and sea- mhldat it. 8. MERRILL, Secretary. | BOARDING. 2|Miller on the subject of the Bering sca Va, March 14 —Alexander Dom & legal devository for court and trust funds and | perience. Feo ee Ae sonabie articles inthe line of food sup- Pa CLUB, NO. 1, G@,E SE | BUSINESS Ci 1 | situation. nan, the oldest and one of the most prominent aod temaaina 3 es Sa ec eee Dew. Le MeCxeery wilt speak 3 ; er BnISG" 8 J. PEOE 800.02 Preetway. TG cc Suition of i oars and lica to bo had just now, EXPNING, Sapch 130m ""Sforal Wantes of Our, So- | COUNTRY RE 2| _ Later General Foster and ex-Minister Phelps | W¥yer* is 1 rs, dicd at his home tm — a a board gt duectons for une "Prompect Hil otaiere wilt ‘Wo are offering an extra choice article ciel System wotcome. mit 5| Were also closeted with the President. Mr. | ** hed bagel morning. Tho doomed apt Halls 1019 ath st. new. TUESDAY. Py ; F . was born in Wightown MIBERAL BATES, OF INTEREST PAID OF! Reysoxs Fon Derosrrino Lx Tun | 2c apt Mal, 018 ath a, ow. TUESDAY, ©f Creamery BUTTER fresh from Wachineton tos benered tal eintiy ton | Densintae 7 | Paslps conducted the Boring sve naget y 0, ik, anh hed So ee BALAS ; nuibers of the Evsnkel. Society: aud lot — Por alar meeting Arasinbly Hull, Costas Club. UES- | EDUCATIONAL {| during President Cleveland's administration #1, May 21, Isis, and hed practiced Inw UNI NGS BANK. holders are invited. ice . i. 1802, at 8 pin. Procram:* CURSIONS, ae. : * Petersburg for more th ‘The COMPANY is authorized to act as EXECUTOR, pars mnie "LEON ECKERT, Secretary. ehurn twice a week at a reduced rate. tern Thesty of Society. Mes acin We eoealL: FINANCIAL, 7 | and will probably be the agent of this ae oe oe ae ADMINISTRATOR. GUARDIAN. RECEIVER end —_ a PURE Buckwheat Flour has lone Haeyl School, Protleen, 5 Mr, largest, ied FOR REN 2| ment before the commi | Judge Wm. T. Joynes, one of Virginia's most TRUSTEE; as FISCAL and TRANSFER AGENT and | )1) BECAUSE ft furniahes the means of owning your | ee ANNUAL MEETING of the stockhol- eee ee 2 sen inn The Pa or 2 2 3 3 3 2 paaes a __me ited & 2 FOR SALE (Horses and Vehicies) .. informed the department that the sealers have | the vacancy. Mr. Donnan at the time of his take its adview. qe SHOFS OF THE BEST QUALITY, THE ee ee one out th: on earlier th 1, fe: death was vice president of the Petersbi from 33 1d upward, according to size. & covaed atasiecoee i ' FOR SALE (P: gone out this season earlier than usual, fearing jee president of the arg asses ges @) BECAUSE it enabiens young man to provide the | HOSE. larvest stock to.select from and the lowest credulous at first asto the GRAND OPENING scomerds 2 | renewal of the modus vivendi, and that they | Savings and Insurance Company, a large banks - Se a capital necessary to start in business. The ex-| — mhl2-im M. ST RIC D'S, 990 Pa. av like the hundreds of others who bought Ors have hastened to sea to avoid official notice | ing frm here, and atone time wera member of Dietz’s (formerly with Wm. Dietz, 1716 Pa. aye.) restaurant, 230 New Jersey ave, n. vES- perience of the country the past forty yeareshows | Me-—=-— SPECIAL BANGAIN TM 2 -LOT-ON 17H ) nt BS 3 Oey INSURANCE, of it. the c ounc : of it Saturday you will be convinced be- DAY. Marcu 19, trom 7 to 11p.in. You are'reepect= Hi list of His b r. Ct D ‘i aemmadides st. between Kt and S. corner Rixgs piace; fully invited. = | LADIES’ GooDs .. le transmits & list of the vessels that cleared | _ His brother. Capt. R. C. Donnan, died on that the safest and best place REE ont: mts $10,000; will seit part if desired. vond @ doubt when you see it or try it. yy sneinee: = LECTURES ? from Victoria up to March 2, and states that | Saturday aud both now lay dead on the same money is a savings bank. Raeree &. 2 — TO THE OFFICERS AND MEMBERS OF | LOCAL MENTION. Page 8 | the fleet of sealers has been operating during | street. (8) BECAUSE our Stamp System provides the best TNQUDAIB, REACH ME EVERY DAY About A TON received last week. A +H, Columbia Council, No.46, American Laxion | Lost AND FOUN Pare 2| the past few weeks along the coast between ——neeeesiipomnaneas Asx Oxz Cas Esax Moser known method of inducing children to save their | punter. HODGES will take xtent pieabure in show, second lot on the way. Absolutely Aliowine to thank you for the quick and prompt | MANICURE....... ~-Paze Z| the mouth of the Columbia river and Cape ALLEGED B. AND Q DEALS, mtent ‘sania pennies and teaches them how to begin business | !D< you the NATIONAL BINDELY. mit g 3 A ecttlement of the insuran:c.on the Iie of my wife, Pace 7|Flatiery, meeting the herds of seals —— Dit only 0 foe brow mcasa BerenEcn ann oamedn ii PRICES FOR GOAL: PURE. Unquestionably NEW. Pés- oy SULTUS'ScHLU ETE Teaco 5 {88 they come north. Passing vessels | The One Affecting the Richmond Terminal = ES —— dae eide ase aoe oy MERRACITE. 9 CESIS PER TON iecoslay theeeal quieh anu acne: q NTED AND TO LOAN Page 2|Teport as a rule the weather has been Discredited im Baltimore. aside & certain amount @ch week or month, de- fine and the number of cals taken Very satisfactory to the fleet, one report say NOTARIES PUBLIC.. eet compounded semi-angually, will amount to} Order at once OCEAN STEAMERS: Baxtowons, March "AMERICAN ICE AMD COAL CO... Buy at once and enjoy it before warm DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP, axeenam, Mosch 14.—Insagund to Gn stay from 4900 to $1,000 And that $1 aday for the] mii corner 10th and Fete. bw. : OFFICIAT. NOT! ing: “Ihe hunters are busy shooti Ie.” | fFom Atlante, Ga., that the Baltimore and Ohio iting it with this Com- .% ‘Weather comes to dull ppetit the ers 3 4 le CES, 'y shooting seal — sine period will ammount to rou 818,000 to 420,-| pe- COME AND SEE Us- your appetite. ing na.ntin of Zellers & Co. (ateamand hot water heat- | POTOMAC RIVET Bo) For instance, February 20 the catch of six ves- | Hailroad Company has got control ef Taterest paid upon de ‘ovo Ber ateformine x syndteate, to purchame 8 Prices reasonable. ei i o withdrawing trom the | PIANOS AND ORGANS, sels was reported to be 572; February 22, of six |the Richmond Terminal, the best im — aids (@ BECAUSE our Testaliment Bonds are the most | sulsdivided to alvantace.. ‘These : ELPHONZO YOUNGS COMPANY, Funan Sait iabiiites of ake Hae mong gerd and February 20, of six ves |formation here is that “there's nothing see a site and profitable invest ite firin. . 987. = - printed 0: al Parag allaney doomy Profitable and attractive cumulative investment | £000; fa'e and yrodtable, inves 1t 428 9th st. n. w. GEORGE H, zeLirRs, | PROFESSIONAL... cessful are W. P. Sayward and the E. B. Mar-|"-%" Tt i poited out that there ig mo tutions can deposit thetr which is absolutely safe that you can make. Shares, $125, on easy ferine: For tui par hl ia zi a JOHN E. SHECKELLS, | RAILROADS, Vin, both of which have in past years been | Physical connection of Baltimore and Ohio funds with this Company ) BECAUSE the Bank will act as your agent and ad- | "')))1) cs | <n likely to be increasing clowdi- | March 13, 1802. N. L. CHAPPELLE: SPECIAL NOTiG seized and are notorious poachers. | — - Riches et Term -] system —and —— Mei oth. cat sake eh aed a TREXGEELED | So petteh broacty dled oy mone during cs SUBURBAN PROP! megane act # arkkeci, bec this eausting condi . E ‘s ELL or racket ght; continued coll; northerly winds, v) of what use ¢ id the Richr 47 deposits being subject to tied i 3 = vee mie a ay . he firm of Zellers & Co., | SUMMER RESORTS, SENATOR MORRILL 11) . ‘erent ata ee, ~ | epoca wien you may “dwell under your | EEE AiueAvysseagaimne goa wir Guitare of AN | MV easier seamena tee vubs @ , Uaies and. 2. | WANTED disip) ts et yd ee lod when yor 4 having in our own store ‘Do you know that the United States hot water enprnser buries at tie Sc ousn even he the latter owned every AMERICAN SECURITE ows vine aud fi tree.” STAT WASHBURN and Stherucg. TOS fs the largest exporter of Iunber in Hoy 14th stand HUD Pst news ve 4 ee Coedlticn ke Considered Pence, His | share of the former, when one ‘could wot re- AND TRUST €O., ta” MANDOLIN don't full to see the “GAT- the world? We are cutting down onr | _mdd~st* N. 1. CHAPPELLE. aatal ot aig: eee 1B,” WASHBURN und others before purchasing, The ceive trom nor give to ti © other a single SVEU VUE DEH GIA BIH OWKE EDINA : forests at a frichtfally rapid pace Senator Morrill of Vermont is dangerously | pound of {reigit. Saturday, at is claimed, 1405 G ST. N.W. UNION savINés BANK, DROOP, 925 Pa. ave. ‘mb 10-Lu Lich is Dut an additional reason | §~q=oRUDDEN'S FURNITURE HOUSE, Ail In spite of the fact that Senator Morrill is | was the Norfolk and’’ Westora that ‘. BRITTON, President. 1 why Canadian Lumber should come WINTER RESORTS s {the B. and 0. was after. Sunday, i a 900 7TH ST. N.W., eacicans of ees aa cee Bich into this country free. If would save seaniy sighty-two years of age the news of blo! 1.'G., michmsond. and’ West Puls Sentinal Gur forests and save ui mumey. Lin ber would then be Opposite Post Office Department, being stricken with pneumonia will be great | ft js oa TO CLEANSE WOOLEN FABRICS. psrtaypocbeglee-par doer thane here that it would be as rational to caper, and we Statement of the circulation of Tak EVENING | shock to many le. During this session ction te $ 5 ins coal he thins f Aoainst believe every man, wonan audcbild | _ Soak 16 cents worth of sos arena 3 . eh en nie ening tne ene SE Hours: 9:30 « m.to 5 p.in. fe poornchsar ill rmtrstbenersker om Hho ko see Litabereheaper. | a pailo: lukewarm wat : STAR for the week ending March 18, 189% of Congress it has been evident that the vener- | Pacitic Wit could be done with it—without UN Gasie teaatentateon Saturday evenings: 6to8 p.m. mh3-tf Pictures and romance in the spark The pt te | 2 teashoon tun oe cats ate | MONDAY, March 7, i892. able Vermonter was becoming quite feeble, | He physical connection? La ent «mpc — SS and flame. Ancyria “and other desert | Your tuo oer tard into the tinsime weter, | TUESDAY, March 1992 but his health was generally good. For some Trae ear Gena Annuities tesued vy res pan JS MAURY DOVE ‘ree Lumber means | Wrinw well snd out doors. When nearly MINERS ON A HOLIDAY. ao THOS. ¥. MORGAS, Jp gp | (JAPITAL STOCK OF Ofticen: 1st and I n.w.. 1206 H st. Poor, eneaper Lumber. ein dry iron on tue wrong side. This process wil | WEDNESDAY, March 9, 1992... days past he bas suffered fromacold. It was _ : THE SCEILLINGER CURBING AND PAVING 2. w., 1626 Mat. nw. Wharf, foot F always quoted the lowest prises inthe | ve body to the msterial suchaenew xosdsbave. | rH RSDAY, March 10, 1592 apparently but s sight ailment, for Excitement Attends the Big Strike tm = and G sts, em. City, Cals tor what you want and we FRIDAY, March 11, 1992 36,143 |0n Friday the Senator was in attendance England. Tux Nazis COMPANY See SST 3 wil save you money. Ratiinates free ° + 1SOB. ee . LETE LINE OF Jor. the aking. We seit eversti a - ; u on tho session of the Senate, and there were no — al his AYE DEPOSIT Ts offered for sale at its par value. €100 PER SHARE, | BOO HANEY twos that enters in the construction of & ee en Spe iments + 44553 ovident ill effects from the exposure conse- | | LOXPO%: March 14.—The miners who have Tend 2 ir 19 nuniber of sales made in . : At the Banking House of 4s ready for your inspection. ‘It is one of the most at- house. The winning cuesser of the number of sales made ii quent on the trip. On Saturday he remained | Tt Work are observing the “strike” purely as SAVINGS acomaz és tractive lines we baveover shown; "Calland, be com- | ribtey, Bittinger & ahiler, my establisument during the present month wiil be- at home—No.1 Thomas circle—for the cold be- |® boliday. Large numbers of them are taking ana CO., 122 Bet. aw. TE ag irra maga iin || Gueeumatan otra ini ee gan to be troublesome, but he was fully able to |ivantege of their idleness to leave the =e MARCH 1, 1802. : mus TS - secgeres 4 TRUST COMPANY centaies. B=" vissorvzion oF Pad oe | Remember that the guessing must close on the night wer caie antes te esinatentite pr, | Usticts in which they work and visit TheBrm of W..5. JENBS & CO. is this day dissolved | ‘Wait until you need a pair_you | Of the 23th instant, though the sales continue until esterday morning bed. Dr. | friends elsewhere. ‘There is mo excite . ij : — 8 pair—you he discovered | OF THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA. L. P. WRIGHT, President. ‘by mutual consent by the retirement of Levi Wood- the night Busey was sent for and he at once discover a . re b tual cm A a s ‘are then too apt to buy hastily. ¢ night of the 3lst. The guessing is closed and the had T he | ment whatever, but the Northeastern JOHN C. POOR, Vice President, oe a ank te cha at eeaees ~ | box containing the guesses ix sealed up thus early in it yocemectie ial ant Sn. Throughout 0 | DSi aay Compeny, bas senpel see at oe ing all the Habuities, and to whom save Unless you see them ali you may | order to provide acains’ any suspicion of collar day everything possible was done to relieve the | ‘ oy uer ea — 1H. T. WOODS, Troas: late firm must be paid. sus P | trains because of the lack of tucl ler, a bai DE EES, prarditcanorar Pubeeae Meg Mysieuteee fears of ace or over ig] | TeOlemmly swear that the above ts a true and | suffering and remove the danger. This morn- | xine bec becom Green et L. WAIN Cecretary. priv intke one ues. You are not require : jnumber of engincers o engine wo i. LN “y t. y solicit 5 comein 4 1e ‘ebroary axxregated 531. For st ° bow tn - rarily < sie: ne _ REGISTRAL OF CAPITAL STOCK. Of tigre WeETSENES, fF finets ow.” | Ete 1430 N. ¥.ave._ | first five days in March they sumed up 8. tye Eras tor the week ending Masch 19, 1008. constitution, itis feared, is not sufiiciently | *™porarily dismissed for the same reason. Cargoes ef coal are being shipped from Antwerp. Zhe dock laborers in London and Antwerp aro not allowed to know whence the ‘idoutly feared that | ©! came or whither itis going. ‘This course J. ALBERT SHAFFER, Clerk Evening Star Newspaper Co. | struggle with pneumonia. Every one in the mbs-Ut CHARTERED BY SPECIAL ACT OF CONGRESS THE AMELICAN SECURITY AND TLUST Poon Licht. En? JANUARY 2, 1867. COMPANY. <—) —- ‘Then buys reduced price ‘Reorganized under act of Congress October 1, 1890, robust to permit of anything like JOHN RUDDEN, protracted Lw.] 513 Seventh street northwest, B=" Soory custanps From cracked oven Senaior's household was hopeful when a Stax Subscribed and sworn to before me this fourteenth | reporter called, but they Lamp. Aliare first-class = IMPLY ** N ” . . foil -wed in order to prevent trouble, 2 s ‘The business of the company {s « well-known and burners. Joints if you use a BORN STEEL PLATE | e814 ‘CAUSE AND EFFECT. day of March, A.D. 1892. the combat was one in which the chances were | #00 0t tie men would roles te tends ae And epeciai act of Congress February 18, 1892. long-established one. It is the intention of the com- ae RANGE. The oven is one prece, and made ‘There is really nothing wonderful about RK, against the patient. coal 7 ki ation com-} ms MUDDIMAN, 614 12th st. the success of this business: simply JOHN T. C. CLARK, ‘Shortly after noon Dr. Busey informed a | ° aud v know it was to be — ‘pany to add to its former dines of business that of of steel. The advantages of Stee! Ranges ies deflect.” No secret, [tis 01 er used to help t over the difficulty caused bj 2 Notary Public. | Stax reporter that Senator Morrill was some- | jyv\ 00 hap te ower the dis thoughs what easier than he had been during the night, usually asi are ceiting 10 know are so manifest that the cast iron stove or range is virtually a thing of the past. CAPITAL: ONE MILLION DOLLARS. DRESS SUITS RK AIRE. to order at pric ASPHALM# STREET PAVING, ready-made. M ~ the elgian miners knew the coal they bad WM. GARNER, ie best place to hs but his condition was very precarious. For conducting which it will have a new and complete we oo ” hes wiade to measare—aud as a result —Internal mined was be used for this purpose the; Acts as executor, administrator, guantian of the e®- | To's: of tosis und urachinery, ant wl uc ae | = 1025 7th st. aw. a These are **French” Ranges. They are Tam buss. Where can youet theequal | GOVERNmext Recerprs Topar.—In' — eS would take action to frustrate the oxpors of the tatesof minora, committee of theestates of lunatics, | Drea ssthabemanemeadennhenag our madame —egpaeeia economiizers of fuel and fine bakers. Call si the £53 Sere Suits £0 ofder or seuect | enue, $958,618; customs, €866,717. THE FREE WOOL BILL. beeen to execu! out a very " vo mn line of y”” frou- ————— - REPAIRING. — I mak of them, Pts a The fuil effect of the strike will not be felt receiver, assiguee and executes trusteof any and.overy | sabe line of business. WHICH REPATENG: rinc'Wihch REpGAZ of ae Eerorethe bevtarpaonet” "OO “NOD | Tu: UGS, Newanx has sailed from Norfolk | Probability That the Vote WIM Not Be | imumiisicls le wet ean eee not be felt smcrption. OFFICE OF THE COMPANY, WATCH REPAIRING: two "Sealstuperienca. | 8. 6 SHEDD & BRO. G. WARFIELD SIMPSON, for St. Thomas, Taken on the 2ist. have large coal stocks willendeavor to tdeover WATCH REPAHUNG: —Ditheule ‘work tolicned: | taeyem cr aw S The probability 1s that the purpose to have a |a week's stoppases, but if the strike exceeds Wills prepared by scompetent attorney, whoisin} fe26-tr M4i3Get nw. | WATCH REPAIKING: Al work warmanted’ OTH mht | mn Tatior—Corner GthandGate.nse. | Mu. Roushr H. McKxs, the President'eeon-| yotg ‘on the wool bill on the Stet, eas.) week in duraiion. their supply will ay attendance, ant opt without charge when the | W735 GUETES FRRDEKICR ¢ STEVENS Sort Watehioaner, | gg > HERES THE CHANGY OF THE SEASON. in-law, ita guest at the White House for afew | Pension day, when the bill ean be passed under | $008 be exlwusied aad they will be om sean ts Wena ee eee Expert Watchiaaker, Thisnieans e Cade Ot ee eae ace ; toshut down. If they are forced toclose thelr company is named executor or trustes, UKLEY & STEVENS, mb5 310 Oth st. n. w.. near Pa. ave. |" soaron's stock. Fc ones suspension of the rules, will be aban- | works anumber of idle men will be doubled. UITANS AND MANDO-| 2 Lan Cheviot Reefer, size 32, now. Vine Terie: t tone, venitital Huish. “Every | 3 ety bite Cheviot Kester, nee 33. 6 ‘Real Estate, Insurance and Stock Brokers, 1335 F: a Receives money deposits in sums of TEN CENTS | MEM PEt. oucht, sold and vented hace ee — w |< cnuued Cheviot Keeler, nize 4 now. and upward and allows interest thereon. Seg Ree Re etcckt Money leaned om listed seourt- | Tssbeoluiely correct. Stock full and complete, ‘Money deposited on or before the first dayandon the | tenaeucs ne Sei! attention to fret siasem | TOES ELLIS & 937 Penn. ave. near 10th first, second and third days of the month will draw in- St., sole agents for the District 01 Columbia, mh3-1m ‘Tar USS. THerie, which hasbeen surveying|doned and that the ill-will | A fire broke out in the Longton Hall icp And that perfect one | or the conat of Lower California, hasarrived at | be considered by sections. The reason |in North Ntstlordshire youterday. ‘Tho only iri mi hho had been left at wor ‘the pit THE NATIONAL CASH REGISTER, San Diego and will be ordered’ to San Fran-|for desiring » vote under suspension of the | mam who ld. bewn left at work in the pit wag terest frum the nrat day. ‘Loans money upon real estate and collateral security. Sells first-class real estate and other sccurities in sums of $500 and upward. Rents Safes for 85—26—$7-$8-810-812.50-815— $20-$25--840—-850-$75-2100-and §125—each per ‘apbum, sccording to size and location. f, BENJAMIN ¥. SNYD! “Treasurer, E. FRANCIS KiGGS. Secretary, ALBERT L. STURTEVANT. Directors: Beajamin P. Snyder, Zenas C. Albert L. Sturtevant, Andrew Wylie, George H. Pinot, Matthew U. Evsery, Lews ‘Charies A. James, Homers Jotaetsa, Gaara utovee, mac, Thomas tyes, Senn ¥. Rages = ‘Wiliam 2 clark, ‘Thcues e Jones. 20 Fivrurr BUILDING AND LOAN ASSOCIATION OF WASHINGTON, D. ©. ‘Subscribed Capital $1,000,000. 6 Per Cent paid on Regular Deposits, and 10 Per (Cent pad on Deposits left with the Association for 5 Jeare, ‘You can be. row 81,000 from us on Real Estate secar- ity and pay it back at the rate of $13 per month. ‘The 17th series of stock is now open for subscrip- tion. (Offers unprecedented opportunity for investments, combined with absolute security. For arcuiare and other information apply at offices, ‘M13 end 91S F st_ nw. eat to Coiunbis National Bank. OFFICERS. BARRISON DINGMAN.....................-.President ANDREW WALL......1st Vice President and Manager GEORGE W. LEACH........ 2d View President ALONZO TWEEDALE. GEORGE GIBSON...... 380. E. SMITH... EDWARD 8. YOKK.___. Manaser of Loan Department C. T. Havesszn, Member Washington Stock Exchange, heal Estate and Stock Broker, Koons Gand 11, Atlantic building, ‘60 F street northwest. INVESTMENT SECURITIES. Stocks, Bonds and Grain bought and sold fercaab or ee wareia. Direct New York and Chicago wires, Telephone 48 om Chen J. Bel, = dan E Mitch, Geo. W.. Brown Buu & Co . Banxzns. 1408 G STREET. DEPOSITS. EXCHANGE. DISCOUNTS. A apecialty made of investment securities, Worsgn exchange issued on all points. ao Local securities bought and sold. EWIS G. TEWKSBULY, W. B. HIPBS, ‘Banker.50 way. ¥. Manawer, ‘Member Washington Stock Exchange. LEWIS G. TEWESBURY & CO., BANKERS AND BROKERS, 1325. ¥ ST. WASHINGZON. Dc. and sell for cash or on mancin Stocks, Bonds, Sra te se on. iS Wate wires to New York and Chicage. Qunigicstlewat on eevee town buninees a shecialty. “Ali Local tecuritces decisis Congtant quotations al narkets. Telephone S45. NO. W. CORSON. JNO W. MACARTN: J Member Si Stace Ex. CORSON & MACARTNEY, Enables you to STOP Tue Usiren Srazes BUILDING AND LUAN ASSOCIATION. 13Ey FST, WASHINGTON. D. Ce vaying RENT by applying same tothe PURCHASE of a HOME. Pays interest ob sav:n¢s deposited in any’ amount. S'ver cent interest paid un special deposits frou the date they are made: W'S HOGE, President, Jari DANIEL. Sect 3 LEY INSURANCE AND F BALTIMOME CITY. For a small aumuai, premiusa this company is pre- ror in thse pared te Issue bonds for verona holdin positions of = thereby reste ibe twem of being under oblige Yous to fricmus and others. ‘A. P. FARDON & CO.. is 14th stn. w., fo17-1m Agents for District of Cotuintle, Asp Wistencrees: ‘Are GILL’S SPECIAL Tomorrow. These waters are delyenntaly refreainng” uid command much admiration at ‘Ly CE: our FINEST Fi deserve more than passin notice etsy oar antes ive steaitiy ae + since we began to sell the choicest mixtures at G) CES IS ‘found. “We have night end aay forces at work now. ww Geta Biz to Try. 1 Con lin Axo F Sxs. Rurs Exsrexenise, 1241 Lith st. ae, OUR ANNIVERSARY SALE. A year ago today we opened the low price house of the Mstrict. By economical administration of our own affairs, low prices, honest goods and no misrep- Tosentation we lave imbedded in the hearts of our increasing trade that our prices itnfold the story. WE WILL SELL FOR ONE WEEK ANNIVER- SARY SURPRISES. 5,000 yards of Unbleached Cotton, Be. Anniversary Surprise, 2c. 2,000 yards of Fixured Bedford Cord, 37ie. Anniversary Surprise, 19. 3,000 yards India Linen, 1:0. Anniversary Surprise, 6% 500 26-inch Gioria Umbrellas, 81. Nosatine. No secouds. No holes, but per fect goods. Every Umbrella Gloria war ranted stanped. Auniversary Surprise, 0c. 25 pieces 4-4 Otlcioth, Be. Anniversary Surprise, 17¢. 50 pieces Fancy Matting, 18e Anniversary Surprise, 1230. ‘2B pieces Seamless Matting, 250, Anniversary Surprise, 17e. 25 White Goatskin Kuss, 63. Bize 66x33. Anciversary Surprise, $1.38, 100 Bmayrna Iwee, 500. Size 27x15. Anniversary Surprise, 250, 50 Jagrain Russ, Te. Size 4842 Anniversary Surprise, 280, 200 Swyrna Kuss, 750. Size 3x16. Anniversary Surprise, 20¢, 50 doz. Children's Black Full Reg. Hose, 25¢. Size 6 to 85g. . Anniversary Surprise, 10e. 25 pieces Table Oticloth. Anniversary Surprise, 12%ge. 2,000 yarlis +4 Unbiench-d Cotton, 86. Anniversary Surprise, 4c. 2,000 yards Fiannelettes, 12%e. ‘Anniversary Surprise, 474°. have opened fcr this season” one af the erandest ‘Millinery Pariors, under the supervision of Mise Mamie Dorrig, late of Lord & Taylor, New York. Every available abape at prices {or which our house is known, for. Rarrs Exrenparse, 1241 Lith st. se., mb12% —_Leader of Low Prices. ASCURA. + or Coid in the Head, Catarrh, Sore Noss, i= 4 = ‘Skih Diseases generally. 60). PRomise BUSINESS MEN IN THIS LOCALITY, ‘who wish to meet members of their family at luncheon, will 6nd OUR LUNCH ROOM a very convenient piace. It is well iighted and ventilated and commands a very pleasing view of the city and Po- A atrictiy firat-clase luncheon Will be served promptly at moderate cost. Sixth floor, 10th st. building. Take Elevators, WOODWARD & LOTHROP, 10TH, 11TH AND F STS. N.w. STEWART BANJOS_THE MOST BEAUTI- Pronounced perfect by Taras stock of always on band. JOH. e., bear 10th st., wole agents for Washing- pit Feet an one “MODEL 92." REMINGTON STANDARD TYPEWRITER Keeps constantly improving in practical qual- ities, hence its constantly increasing popularity im the markets of the world. WYCKOFF, SKAMANS & BENEDICT, STH AND F 878. 5.W. WHERE DO YOU BUY YouRs? t. but Clean, Dry Fuel, kept Feet mor tip their Coal wed ery body. Complete tactiities, bottom prices, 1uli weight aud measure, clean fuel, 21011 Lave, at ce, Suow and Dir Under cover. i wha! Wood from. V. BALDW article and one price to SOHMFR PIANOS ARE THE STANDARD instruments of the world. HUGO WORCH & CU.. agents, U5 ith st. Pianos for rent, moved, tuned and packed Pianosexchanged. _jalé-dun Be SE PEY & RonERTS 00. DESIGNING, ENGRAVING AND PRINTING FOR SOOlAL AND BUSINESS USES. 407 10TH 8T., NEAR GAS OFFICR 913 rT ETENTION® Hine an CEMENT CARDS. New and beaut 76s (rey HL D. BAKR, 1111 Pennsylvania ave, Suits from 635 up. ‘Trousers from $10 up. Low prices from this date with hizh-grade art, 1829 INSURANCE. ‘AL, PROTECTION FIRE T nes at unusually low rates wild the profits. For. i information apply to the office informal company, 1406 G st. nw. CONSTIPATION, bemarrboids, bile, ““aaeaeer GRILLOX. Bale by all Druwtatae oe a ‘216 ——— 5 Eat. 2. on ORILLON erste eneraily. seis 8 af 1 Sealskin Jacket, size’ ii, fs 2Seaiskin Refers, sizes 36 and 3S, seal ings, from $250 to. . B. A. STINEMETZ & SONS, mhi4, 1237 PA. AVE. NW. WHEN IT COMES TO BE SEEN (ur laundry work) we feel convinced you ‘will continue to have one of our wagons call every week at your address. TOLMAN STEAM LAUNDRY, mbi¢ 491 to 499 C at. new. NCE FOR EN WITH SMALL CAPITAL. We have two exceilent houses in desirable locations which can now be sold for $5,500 and 26,500 respectively. Grand chance for two thrifty men to secure homes. PROCTOR & PROCTOR, Real Estate and Lnsurance, 907 G st. n.w. mbi2 - SPECIAL DRIVE IN BICYCLES— SATURDAY, MARCH 12 Cushion-tired Brand-new "‘REFEREE” Safetys, cut to One Hundred Dollars!—(Forty dollars zeduction in Price). ‘These machines are of latest and fully warranted. GORMULLY & JEFFERY MFG. CO. 1825 14th st. nw. mb ALT. PERSONS HAVING GOODS ON deposit with H. K. Fulton upon whieh interest is due twelve months or more are hereby notified to cuil and pay interest on te same, or they will be sold at auction March 20, 102, at 10 o'clock &m._H. K. FULTON, Pawnbroxer. ” mh19-10e HAVING SOLD MY PROPERTY AT THE ‘corner of New Jersey avenue and D stroet uorthwest, toxether with my wood Will u the business carried on therein—lime, cement, &c.—t0 Danie! Shanahan, I earnestly recomiuend him tothe most favorabie consideration of iny patrons, Iriends and to all cthers wo desire to be well treated in busi- ete transactions. To those who, have patronized we S'uanaterof tetr favors to Me, Sheuanans NOR a transfer: ors to ME. . ‘CHABLES KENNEDY. i shir patrouave aid reapecttally bi DANIEL SHANAHAN, mh11-10t 330, S82 and 394 N. J. ave. aw. ==> DRESS SUITS, FOR f023-1m_ 414 OTH BT: N.W. q= >NOTICE 18 HEKEBY GIVEN THAT A er ‘of the stockholders of the Arlinuton Fire Tusurance Company tor the District of Columbin, jhe glection of ake directors to Snug the 2a sopenye tsee rot Weak ington, Bistriet ot on MONDAY, March ss, 2502. Polis open at 12m. and close st 2 p.m. Books for the trauster of stock will Le closed on the 24th day Of March, Ibu, and relnain closed until the 20th day "py order of the board LEANER nawzinas, ioe CE <q NOTICE OF REMOVAL—MARIIN N. Wed their ofice 10 OOo Sth ot aw.suear Fe Prag: reno ot ‘hw..near Print {ne aitd engraviniim als tts branches. fe20-1m" MILLIONS HAVE BEEN SPENT BY OUR * jnugton friends tor Cassard's Fine Hau and boueless when they were not Cassard's at Gl. We Lave tried several p.ans to overcome this diffi culty and bave finally adopted a biue i ts our neue printed on it in white, which QUF fine ests, whetber covered or uncovereg. Don't be deceived. Insist upon having eee eh oe taue attached to them = HATHAWAY, SOULE AND HARRING. ton's Men's Bhe ind at A’ AVENE & Davie, Bq Batixas Send postal and we will do the rest— ‘Mf you want any kind of iron work. . _ GEO, WHITE & SONS, ‘Maine ave., bet. 43 and 6th sts. a cisco to be fitted out for service in Bering sea. | rules was that it was found that some democrat | | The National is beyond competition because, as to others, it is more easiiy operated, more rapid, superior in mechanical coustruction, will last lonyer, will bot wet out of order, is Landsomer, absolutely accurat only indicates ainount registered and only registers gunount indicated, and it is the orizinal and only Cash ister that Dears no taint of infringement. YOU are invited to call and wituess its practical working. THE NATIONAL CASH REGISTER CO., 643 Louisiana avenue n. u7) ROBERT CALLAHAN, Agent. Be DOM FROM THE UNEXPECTED, oot sau, boss. thats a” day we. know it's an Enercon « Gude way 10 takee te shine The boy was tiht, the E Emerson made ot the very beat i Buy and by the most ol he lowest priced—no middle profte added. reat to the cousnmuer, coming in alwad of che retailer and jobber abd saving you their profit. B. GROVER & Oh Ps satis MANTELS, Grates, W Special discounts while makinz mhl4-tr_ J. li. CUKNING, Tile 5uop, 520 13th st, eq HOP US NE ‘And we, will send you s phonograph on trial.” "You can’ then prrsonally deme onstrate the superiority of the pho- Rograph over the stenographer or ahientensin COLUMBIA PHONOGRAPH CO, mbl4_ 627 E st. n.w. RF. CROMELIN, SEC'Y. [ oe SAYS: “Thus temes de welt gt each thing his turn does hold; Dew things succced aa former things grow old.” “Aud so with systems —etter felis espectally. Obtam the “*Hival™ Calumet Lecter file and jabor and mguey. Cail and we will convince You that the “‘Iuval” is the bese “nd cheayest. Weare District agents for the Ham- ‘ebewriter, che best. J. 6. PARKER, Bookseller ani Stutioner, G19 7th et. n. w. mblé fulders are nat rally ansios to make Your bide (ou xud Busneially Bucceastui. “This can ve done teiving your sub-bidn to those who Gan do tie work best und cheaper’, Wo ate how fully prepared to ezeciute ‘all Orders for sleet oF plate winas of any’ de- serpy and gi iit ansanier chancierietie, oi ‘m jounplaus and Tet ‘as su you an estimate. ‘Tus © "Depot for giasa, CHAS. E HODGEIN, “Expert Handler of Glas,” 913 7th st. n.w. mahi ,WHAT BYRON SAYS OF WINE. + Which cheers the sad, revives the old, inspires The young, makes weariness forget his toit nul Sear her danger. Opens a new wortd ‘hei this, the present pails.” es Sarre Bigher priced tan the inter‘orkinds, ™ ™® TO-KALON WINE COMPANY. fe18-2m__ TELEPHONE 298. 614 14TH 8ST. SE STIRRI yMPETY: THE TIRRING 00: TIVE “Things | indeed se:do: hat they seem.” Gipmecteanion ne sree Hata we soll at 1°50." Another was usked 40 tora ay Cape we sell for: We give no discounts J iy have Ep setbe ip’ aniciecua te bought at sonia” * or AEE LY & RUOF, mhl4 905 Pa. ave. ee EBT” MODERN IDEAS. ‘The best evidence weean sub- mit that our modern ideas of tailoring meet qith approbe- tion is our largely increasing clientele, To explain what we ‘mean by modern ideas is a great pleasure—hence we will welcome @ visit from you to seis ourshop. Your intelligence W._o. MERTE‘s Secrerany Foster's Returx.—It is expected that Secretary Foster will arrive in New York some time on Wednesday. Acting Secretary Spaulding, Private Secretary Wynne and Chief Clerk Stock will go to New York tomorrow, and the following day will run down the bay on arevente cutter as far as quarantine to meet the Secretary. Navat Onvens.—Lieut, Francis H. Sherman has been ordered to examination for promo- tion;on 16th inst. Lieut. Jas. K. Cogswell,hay- ing arrived at New York from Tallapoosa, or- dered home and granted three months’ leave. Lieut. Sidney H. May, ordered to duty member of the board of inspection of nierchant vessels at New York on the 16th of April next. Passed Assistant Engineer J. 8. K. Reeves, hay- ing arrived in New York from Tallapoosa, has been granted three months’ leave. Depart- meat’s orders detaching Lieut. Wm. P. Da: from the Franklin and ordering him to the Ranger revoked. Lieut. Wm. ©. Strong, or- dered to the Mohican. Lieut. T. H. Stevens, oe ee of his relief and ordered as executive r the Ranger on April 26. Prrsoxat.—Austin E. Ford of New York, E. Ford of Newberry, SC., J. H. Chandler of Chicago, Rodney Wallace of Fitchburg and H. 8. Marcy’of Boston are at the Normandie.— Henry M. Broons of Cleveland, Henry A. Rueter of Boston, Henry L. Young of Pough- keepsie, N. ¥., Wm. G. Nelson of New York ‘are at’ the Arno.—George T. Edmunds of Portland, Me., B. B. Hassat of Bangor, Me., and H. H. Brooks of Boston are at the Fredonia.—A. A. Botts of Pitte- burg, Geo. B. Faunce of Boston, T. W. Weldon of Hartford and 4. B. Berry of Newport. Ky. adie of are at the St James.. Petersburg, Va., E. M. Morrison of Fort Smith, Ark., Chas. L. Brown of Detroit and E. A. Young of Brooklyn are at the Howard.—Geo. King Morgan and Miss Millie Marsden of London and Geo. R. Pyne of Springfield, Mass., are at the Ardmore.——Mr. F. G. Smith of New York spent Sunday in the city with Mr. W. P. Van Wickle. yt. W. Baird of the sixth cavalry, just from Wyoming, is visiting at 1021 rmont avenue.—S. H. Jones of Spring- field, mL, A. G. aavon = East Lit ‘Ohio, of and C. Dreyer of New York are at Willard’ —B. a Jessop of New York, Patrick Keefe of Kent- land, Ind., James Parker of Perth Amboy,N.J., and D. B. M of Philadelphia are at G, Talford of Columbus, Ohio, C._N: Post of are at the Ebbiit——C. W. Root ot Kentucky, David Martin of Philadel- phia, Andrew Wallenstein of Germany. Chas. P, Morris of Brooklyn, L P. Webbe of Boston and HS. Hackett of Vermont aro atthe — ent jerve ‘ Cask ot Lawincon, Most..W.¥ Rockwell t ) Hi who was opposed to the separate bill policy might proposea general bill as a substitute and thus get the party into a squabble among themselves. ‘There does not now appear to be any disposition to do this, or at most there are not more than half a dozen men who may be dis to make trouble. he way in which members are putting in applicaitons for time in which to deliver tariff hes; makes it evident that the vote can- not be had as carly as the 2ist without cutting outa great many ers. It is, therefore, thought best to let the debate take its natural course and to reach @ vote in the ordinary way. The discussion will be suspended for the three days named for the consideration of the silver bill and will be resumed after the Bland bill has been disposed of. The illness of Mr. Springer and the time members of the committee have been obliged to devote to preparation of their speeches on the wool bill has temporarily suspended com- mittee work on other bills it is proposed to re- port. But before the bills now approved of are acted upon by the House several others will be reported from the committee. A bill will probably be reported soon reduc- ing the duty cn tin plate to 1 cent, which was the rate before it was more than doubled by the McKinley bill. It is regarded by the demo- cratuas desirable that tin plate should go on the free list, but the revenue consideration comes into the matter. In view of the present state of the revenues it is feared that the abolition of the entire duty would so reduce the revenues as to interfere with the reduction of other duties which it is felt to be necessary to make. pa VT OS Gen. Butler Wins the Appeal. Gen. Benj. F. Butler today won the appeal which he took from the circuit court of the United States for the eastern district of Masea- chusetts affirming a judgment for $15,000 and interest from 1879 +— obtained against him in, one, of | the | Massa- jusetts courts by the national home for disa- bled volunteer soldiers. Butler, while treasurer of the national home, advanced €15,000 to Gen. W. 8. Tilton, in charge of the home at T Me. to be’ used in beginning work at shoe- making. It is alleged that Batler had failed to account for the repayment of the money. Judgment was given against him. The grounds of the appeal and of the action of the court today were that the caso was not fully opinion of the court reversing the judgment of lower court and ordering a new trial. Jus- tive Brown dissented and Chief Justice Fuller and Justice Gray took no part in the decision of the case. ———_—_-o.—______ ‘The Charges Against Capt. Bourke. Inquiry at the War Department this after- developed the fact that a mumber of charges have been filed at the department against Capt. John G. Bourke, who has been conduct- ing the campaign in Texas against the Mexican revolutionist, Garza. They were made by sev- eral of the adherentsof the latter individual. It of Garza’s sympathizers went up to San Antonio ‘to make t against the United States fists sce i 5 £ { escape "uninjured. Several horses which had not beeu brought to the surfece When the men quit work ou Saturday for their Jong holiday were suffocated. ‘Lhe fire is still burning Fiintshire, in Wales, appears to be the only place where the order of the Miners’ Federa- tion to quit work has not been obeyed by the members of the association. ‘The latest estimates of the number of miners who are now idle piace the figure at 350.000. Owing to the closing down of other industries because of the strike Lully €200,000 men in other employmeuts have been thrown out of work. Fiftecn thousand coal miners are idlein North Staffordsuire. Unless they resume work in @ few days the potterses will be compelled to close down, throwing 50 000 of work. COALITION IN MINNESOTA Democrats and Alliauce Men Hope to Cap- ture Some of the Electoral Votes. Cmicaco, Li., March 14.—A special dispatch from St. Paul, Minn., says: The «plit of the alliance men in the Otter Tail coanty convention on Saturday developes « political scheme of vast proportions. Otter Tail county is the center of the alliance strength in Minne- sota and it was souglit to give the new people's party a good send off from that point. Presie dent Donuelly of the alliance had appointed @ committee ‘to manipulate up there but they were refused recognition by the anti-Donnelly element, which handled matters in the interest of the old olliance party. It is learned that this method of procedure to prevail in ail the northern and western coume ties. The people's party 1s to be repudiated in every possible instance, and chosen to an alliauce state convention. The plan ix to bold a straight alliance convention, Tepudiate the people's party subtreasury scheme, to say nothing of free silver, nominate Sidney M. Owen tor governor, ask the demo- crats for Lis indorsement and offer to divide the presidential electors, giving the democrats tive out of nine. ee ANARCHISTS FEAKED CONSTANS, Since His Retirement They Have Grown Bold in France. Panis, March 14.—There is widespread alarm, over the police discoveries of anarchist plote. It is considered significant that thesa ments follow ‘so close upon the retire- ment of M. Constans from the offce of minister of the interior. The anarchists and other disturbers had a terror staus. He followed them up closely lesely, and it is known that some of cal, ietinets, pected by r ie of France. A suspicion of i f | ES i iW th