Evening Star Newspaper, March 15, 1892, Page 6

Ne other house DOES— EV RS DID—or-ZVER WILL <eell such STERLING QUALITIES at such LOW FRICES as WE quote, Saxzs Asp Company. Leave Ir To Up ‘Freaky weether—but it doo’t ‘“‘tle our topques."" Gur stock is Tight ready to mest any change The $15 grade of SUITS and OVERCOATS wives Us 0 text that commands sttention We're far- ther away from the other ready- made clothiers than ever this eea- soc. Put eur garments and their's St B15—side by side—and you'd think OURS were “custom” Clothes. Yor can tell we're doin Pretty “smert” work by the wry faces the tailors sre making over the race we are running them. If clothes #i—are stylishly ew—outo ‘new and meat patterns—and wear scell—where does the #10 or 815 more they want you 10 pas come int Economy and good judement “turn there down" —and tum you to US. Which ts better to vay—from ““iife"—or from pie tures? From © stock where you pick out the com- pleted sarmente-try them om and “‘take in” the effect—or ram the risk of @ chance shot st & colored fashion plate? In OUR way the cost is lese—and we'll cuarantes, you PERFECT SATISFACTION. We are doinz the making our selves—an@ know whereof we speak. “Tien’t for profit eniy.- ‘It's building up our trade to be sx-eptionsily excetiont. Sets peo- ple to telking sbout us. That's Dosiness—and that’s what we are after. YOURS particulariy. All styles for all nen. rn >Re on) Tm D III TD >R> _ mA oR San HI >> _ Ror TweDN IIT Tem >R> - ror Dm Trp >Re _ mon Fre ne N >R> _ x OM PrD II rrp >R> _ moa Dine D Sass Axp Courasr. ‘Men's Ciothyns, Juvenile Clo: < Hats, \Utationing. PENNSILVANIA AVENUE AND SEVENTH n STREET. Amary’ts du Japon,” the sweetest of ali perfumes, Gor aaie hare by the ounce. W. A. Prence & Co. 79 MAKKET SPACE, Comer Sh st. Ovzstxe Irexs_Ix Svarxe Usxpen WEAR. TOO MUCH CANNOT be SAID ABOUT this WON DEKFULLY GROWING DEPARTMENT; the way it is springing ahead would make a YALE SPBINTER exhanst bimeelf tu trrine te KEEP in sizht of the progress, and it is all to the SPLENDID VALUE that we xive for your doilurs, for very often you get more than your MONEY'S WORTH. Of course, this ts on SPECIAL NUMBERS that are MARKED DOWS ss SPECIAL ADVEBTIS- Ie. VEST 2 FOR 2c. FOR WEDNESDAY we will offer LADIES’ RICHELIEU RIBBED COTTON VESTS. Worth 3. Je. At the LOW PRICE, Vests For 29. aes JERSEY FITTING FINE RIB- BED VEST, MADE of the PUREST EGYP- ‘TIAN COTTON, with HAND CROCHET SILK FENESBURG SATIN RIBBON, draw strings, fm either H. neck, L. sleeves or L. neck, and short sleeves. Regular price anywhere, Gc. SPECIAL PRICE FOR WEDNESDAY, 490. Eacu. LADIEW MSERLESGT, OR | ANKLE. LENGTH DEAWERS to MATCH Ow WEDI Bie. ba¥ sree ‘AIR. DRAWERS of 9 LADIES” EQUEST: at Fs REAL MACO COLTO Wen: DNESDAY, par FOR LARGE-SiZE LADI offer EXTEASIZE FINE Pr eee 3 Suishins. a2 ee ares eet wig? Satan i or low ot feat ee CH. £8, PLAIN Seinch Rn UN'S CLOTH.BLACK, a ALL-WOOL SERGE, BLACK, 50c. Pine BATISTE, ALL-WOOL, BLACK, 75e. 40-inch ALL-WOOL BLACK NUN'S CLOTH, “oleh ALL-WOOL BLACK ALBA: Te. yard — Pere AND Woot NUNS VEIL- =. ck waar GLORIOBA, €1.25 Winch SILK WARP SUBLIME, $1.25 yard 40-4ash SILK WARP SILKALINE. 8] uch 6) ee SUS ChieING: Ove BILE WARE tea for W. A. Prace & Co. 719 Market Spece, F Sr. Berpsans, db nts ie cer Ww Twostast Sarr Or Suze 10 Ps Cesr Discount. ALSO, Ovesrxa Or New Trunninos. Toxmonkow's special price inducement to visit the Palais Royal te the return of ome-tenth of the amount of your purchase tn the Silk Department. The trimm- ‘exhibition fe another kind of attraction. 2 of all kinds for dresses. trim wings, femey work, It tu for you to leare the quantity you require and cel- culate what you will save. Any af the silk mentioned below may be clatmed tomorrow ut one-tenth less than {ha price list indéeates, Siuxs Tx Senxo Suapes. far These have grounds of Black, Cres: Gray, with colored Bicuree. Calculate what one-tenth off the price of a dress length will save you. Bengaline Silk (reliable guaitry) Bengaline Silk (vest quality). Failie Francaise (scuaranteed quality). Faille Francaise (best quailty). ‘Surah Silic (worth T5C- Ieee. sess 6O-These #ilks are much used as drese trimiuinse as Well as for complete costumes, One-tenth off the amount ef your purchase, however jarge or small, if medetomorrow. Beuustz Bucx Suse Black Groe Gretn 8113 (wsrranted). Oi yard Bettor qualities.......@1.25, $1.50, @1.75. 82.2% yard 20-inch Peau de Sole, $1 and $1.25 yard 20-inch Royal Armure. ‘2S-ineh Satin Rhadame (special 20-inch Satin Rhadaine (regular). 21-inch Bengaline Silk... 1Gineh Surah Silk... Meineb Surah Silk... ‘inch Surah Stik. . (30-inch Japanese Silk. 1 amd 81.15 yard (BB One-tenth cil these prices tomorrow and a gyar- antes to give a new dress if the one selected spits or crocks within atx mont hs of purchase. 2 Srzcut Exaniriox Or Tamnnxes. ‘Tite paver requests that you be invited to AN EX- HIBITION ; you are to be shown tomorrow the (ately received novelties without @ hint of @ sale, The buyer does not know that the following remark is to be pub- lished ; it is given because it indicates the feeling that existe: “*2 know (f I can oniy let it be quickly known what @ grand stock we have it wil be the greafest eeason we have had, but the question 1s how to adver- tise Trimmings?” 1. Tue buyers suggestion that sou be in- vited to ax exhitition ts eagerly embraced by the writer, who trusts you will show your appreciation of the invitation: It really means that the Patats Royal's Trimming Department ta open tomorrow leas for business than a means of instruction. Of course we hopeto profit by the fm- pression produced, so that the goods will be only too cheerfully shown. We hope that the array of novel- thes will mutely inform you that here is headquarters. In lower portion of this column a ew of the novelties BAUS ¥ ILLINERY, 1LINERY. IM MMILLINERY. Musxeuy. pILLINBRS: ivi ILLINERY. ee M MILLIRERY. vn we TLLINERY. ‘New Npring merchandise at reduced prices is quoted tm the list below. ‘That ietbo mag Ret to ‘attract you to an examination of an enormous stock. Buy ssmuch as you please 2s ifttless you want, or nothing at sll. If this advertisement has induced you to take & look at our New Spring Merchandise its ob- Jeet is accomplished. ILLINEBY: Hrouasenyi ae ILLTNERY M i 5, Sg a PEE i [ k HR 4 P RE ¥: |; yore A TLEIRERY. oH Hore is where.we wish to direct your spe- eae 4 ILLINERY. eal attention, Bear in mind that orders © Socseny. BS given now can receive better atteution and pai ILLINERY Ta adiasery, Mt M Sitimeny, i eo MILLINERY. care than in the week or #0 previous to Euster, when all is rush. Another inducement ie that we are now showing Imported Novelties impossible to get later in the season. RE- MEMBER, POPULAR PRICES ON ALL MILLINERY. We can trim you a hat or bonnet the style of which will be surpassed by none and the price of which will be lower , iy ILLENERY, than elsewhere. 4 3 ILLINERY. An i a Ee ee TLLINDBY. i Miuxeny. ILLINERY. ai : ae) 4 Soorveny. iN On Usigve Maz INERY exixa Arrractions Jan the openigir ee will sell sine of x Serine Wraps ay ie Shanda preny wreaiver towers, "| Children's Heefersthe last once adcertaed wont ‘00. striped clothe, excellently made. a oe a9 Sixes 4 to 34. 8 8 RR Bits, YO CENTS. — ONLY 00 EE ag Ago 7 re wn of Pattern Hat: ai Bor nEceD i ubueiiy dnesuivo gu ive of Cirle Sra oe ide » In flowers we wine 3 uapinablo. Kinds. a Oar b! stock of materix:s for trimming embraces t atest Children's Navy on Pintle th with golé Parisian nie is more extensive than: ‘other | braid, bas brass buttons. Sizes 4 to 12, im Washi Feinennibet—on cveruthing prices Onl; that ave abe ite'y the inorat ats S120 R Obildren's Dresses in Tan of Gras, Red yoke, Urald ABBOX! 5, Red yoke, all shadea and every possible width is trimmed, very stylish. here. We are show ng ‘extremely Srna ieee in | Sizes... 4 ee Fancy Mibvons for trhuming not obtainable later in the season. All shades of dress goods can be matched here, and jarticulag attention iscailed to theextremely low prices, Ovesixa Arraactroxs Ly ) OOLEN PENING ese GOODS AND SILKS. vA Aline of 21-inch Fine Ching Silke in stylish designs, t specially for the opening, only GENTS YARD. riped 81.50 21.6 =~ Soounaled anywhere else tu Washington, ine of Finer Dresses in cloths fom gy 12.00, ota iisees’ English Newmarket, with Batis cape, mall plaid material in light Sizes 14, 16 and 18. oon mat —PRICE $10.00. — ‘Misses’ English Newmarket, military cape, (lined ‘re pointed out. Please don't judge until you have seen. THE PALAIS ROYAL. (Continued below.) Grapes they are called, but thename hardly suits, ‘Here are ornaments sufficient to elaborately trim the front skirt and we call them girdles. Prices run up to 12, but we really thimk our highest price Girdies are the best bargains you'll find. Elsewhere those ‘at 82, 82. 08, $3, $3. 3G or $4 arealmost a8 00d, but from 85 up to #12 you'll notice the difference between Palais Royal qualities and those shown elsewhere. Hore are Yokes of Jet at $6.68 that ares bargain. Jet Priuges from 50c. to 88a yard. Ornaruent Fringes, €4.80,t0 $6.68 yard. Bead Trimmings in Spring Colors, 20c, to $1.85. Jet Edges from 10c. to 75. yard. Everything that's correct for your spring and sum- mer costumes is bere in variety that is absolutely be- wildering. Qualities of the best and prices the lowest possible. Srrixe Frowexs Asp Rissosa Wouar e snmtion the Palais Royats openine of these goods is tooccasion. We'll have ‘all the smilli- ners here as well as‘our rexular friends and petrons. And ie a wonder? Here are the same French flowers and ribbons you see on the hixh-priced imported bon- nets at prices that are a fearful reflection on milliners! Profits, Here are the new Nacre Bibbopsso much used as streamers with the expensive bate and bennets. They, indeed, look like mother-of-peart, and the Palais Royal's price is Sc. » yard. And here, too, are the new Giace Moire Ribbons, 3 inches wide, at only 35. yard. And Flowers! Twelve of these silk snd velvet Poppies im bunch and only 99 cents. Six dosen of these lovely Violets for only 50 cents, These bunches of Chrysenthemums only 35e. for choice. You'll no tee they come in all colors ana have rubber stems. ‘These bunches of Lilacs with much foliage are 80c. 1,000 bunches of fine flowers at 48 CENTS FOR CHOICE, To choose from are bunches of Nastur- tiums, Roses and Foliage, Hagwed Robins, Field Dais- ses, Btue Bells, Hyscinths, Wild Roses, Hops, Chrys- anthemums, Buttercups. Thistles, Apple Blossoms, Cowslipe, Jouquils and Narcissus, Mors New Daxss Goons. D8c. tor tne $1.25 Strived Cropon is to be 2 sur- pains. You wil! be told these WO-inch-wide goods are very scarce even at $1.25 a yard, and so they are, ‘The Palais Royal buyer is evidently the match of any contfrere im this city. 5 Oc. tor 02 quatty Criniied Ux Crepe 1s another triumph of cash buying apd selling. Not s desirable shade missing. not s defect in these fabrics. 5 Oc. tor oe. quality Black Nun's Veiing iganother Jeather tn ows buyer's cop. Theee are light woisht and 40 inches wide. At 75e. the cloth comes 45 inches wide and wili cost you 81 @ yard cisewhee. 1Sermoronemnnra ES foundations of dresses. These are 19 inches wide. BQ. tov 1 auatity Gince Site Tallte a one of the ‘epotis lately secured by our buyer. BA tor rrintes oisce Pongcer. ‘The price fa woth- ing un@sual, but since we have just received a new wapply the very Latest desryns are shown. ness 46 61.66 « quality you cert Qullcnte ot lens tha 61.66 a yard. 15e. ayara tor the new fabric, Satin Chevronne. Grounds of Black, Navy, Gray, Cream and Light Green, with colored figures and stripes. 1 1e. tatoo Patete Royal peice tor the Wests Suraha. ‘What better for shirt wa:ste and summer dresses or for bouse owns fur present wear? Tar Piz Roxas. A. LISNER, whiz Ass» speciai offering for this “‘Openina’* we include | «.X¢° with changeable silk,either Tan, Navy or Black cloths. Sizes 12, 14 and 16. ae PE yeas 012.00. ine an extensiverssin ‘Misses’ Jackets in; a = penyh “oaerlaetinaente €3.20t0 811-90 20. Ladies’ Novelty Cheviot Binzers, entirely new, either Tan, Navy or Black, colisr trimméd with 3 rows Of braid, fastenings have fancy ornement and silk | tes. Only i $6.25. — Ladies’ Newmarket», with the new ‘Parted cape, light Orentxe Arrmcrioss Ts [svanre: | 2ovetty iota. aa Ladies English Cape Coats, in stylish homespun 3a —$10and 912.50. — Ladieg Tan Cloth Box Jackets, tuale. with, wide 1a Sepnue, Dave pear} buttous man fe-ine All-weol st nae ewok ‘Fi heviots, Dane Derantuent. 4-4 Androscomgin Musiiu, 10 yards to each pur- 32-inch 8 i 'viausele, foc simile of the "s nnels, printed Frenchy Fianae)* si ya yard. $3.50 Maresitice Bod & pa ‘oops. pdlfantat Long Wh sues” Coats, all wool, em- upto $14.98. Infants’ short White Coats, {riiuted ia point D'Ire- land lace, mises up te 1.00. Another lot of those eat qroners.. whi 0 810. sqerrar suet Tor® Sat ie eee ties Howie’ eee aeonahammaseenatg ine a Infants’ Dresses, ay pe & an pretty pana ry 75 cuxrs. Bach. Ormxe A Arractioxs Lx Musux J NDERWEAR. 2 pieces onty (0 one lation’ Gouae: Yoke ius two rows of lece, 4 rowsof tacks @ tucks tn each TOW Slestee lace trimiued, wood mrusiin, omer. CENTS pa ak pyged Sele, with 8 rows of fne aud A lot of age “Bieta coubels Tate, torchon tase above. sy Ovexixe eve. inne ‘Traveune and Valises eubraces ouav thine from the cheapest to the fuest Knilish- made Bags. Prices on everything always the lowest, Poller oka wide cuffs trimmed wit ae helow rufties aed Arreactions § {eatERY AND ‘UNDERWEAR. Jeruiiie. Only 980. FE; ‘wide gig shows lance variety of Sib, Mouair and Sating Orexixg, Arrmacrioxs ORTAIN DEPARTMENT. ment 3-4 Table Ole Siteit osicor rOnlcioth Bag page ob ine ares nur 3 Worth €3.00 andes. Sal 4 = ~, 32,78 0,75 Waite Chamois ashes” Sew designs in Lace Curiains for, $1, 91:50, 82, | plucit uuly nts Coven 1m ew a >. #3. and BAN iteai vale cad E20, 8 it eres. 4 colors. Only ea Nge,desiens in 815 Firrared Cisnilte Portieres, light =—Only $10.50 pair. New desigus in $2.88 0-4 ‘Chenille Covers, $1.95 ‘5c. and Se. Fisvared and Plain China Silks.59r. yard Orexisa Arrpacrioss Ix Sraxezp $1.50 4-button Pearl Glace 2 Nis, Biack Sishes pig 4INENS tctlow are the best values ever offered in Washing- nine: ray Covets, draxn work all round, satin da- center, nome b: ed trip New Deaiens in Fixe Dannask Tray Covers only erate tmp Acre. a re rn ee HEE wn “ge a ay boiling 2 bf bolting zai Is Showin Just how yor. aor Orne pai dhe ERE: Ovzsixe Orzsine Atipicise aren 7 Tue Loss Or Fizen Is A ‘Purse, Liver ana Bowels, RVERY DOSE EFFROPIVE, ‘You think yew need not mind ft. ‘But, if you go on loving for some time or lose a Food deal in a short time, you ereruaning down. Ie that » trifle? Get back to your healthy weight and generslly you Get back to health. A book on careful living will tell you what it isto fet there, and when SCOTT'S EMULSION of cod- Aiver of is useful. Free. SCOTT & BOWNE, Chemists, 139 South Sth ave- | e| nue, New York, ‘Your drugwiat keeps SCOTT'S EMULSION ef cod- itver oi!—all druggists everywheredo. $2. nol3. RS. WINSLOW'S SOOTHING SYRUP ‘Has been used for over FIFTY YEARS by MILLIONS: of MOTHERS for their CHILDREN WHILE TEETH- ING, with PERFECT SUCCESS. It SOOTHES the CHILD, SOFTENS ti She SELAYS all PAIN, CURES WIXD COLI best remedy for DIAKRHEA. Bold by Droreists inevery part of the Worid. Be sure and ask for ‘*Mre, Winslow's Soothing Sqzupr and take ne other Rind, #5 centes bottle. For Isxsucr Brrep USE POND'S EXTRACT. Pernsoxs BROWN'S IRON BITTERS. Genuine has trade mark and crossed red lines on wrapper. « pavaus WHOOPING COUGH REMEDY. Stops whoop, allays cough and cute short disease Instant and infallible im the sudden and dangerous Croup. Harmless aid speedy in hacking and mecking coughs. Over 40 yearsin use. told by Grusgiste, EDWARD P. MERTZ, jeel8-co6m _11th and F sts., Weshington, D.C. HY DONT YOU Ty CARTER'S Sa i See oe 8, a at 401 7TH ST., COR. ‘Nothing dental requires sreater ‘crown and bridge work aud nothing yields equal results, for, properly made, it isa ‘hing of beauty and a joy forever, lasting a Mfetime and saving teeth otherwise beyond redemption. We claim extreme excellence for ourecrawn ‘work, one of our operators having made it a spectalty for years, and we positively use only 22k. gold, notwithstanding our price 87. harge tion. Itis the merit of our work, and not our price-list, that gives us the leading prac- tice in every city where we have an office. It is because we use none but the best ma- onc ur staff—in abort, it is because we live up to our motto, **deientizic dentistry at ‘moderace elena Thave been befare you, through The Star, every day fortwo years. I have stron’ avoided saying Th ‘ EDITION EWS OF DEMOCRATS| =: What Some of the Leaders Think | . About Candidates, SENATOR HILL If MISSISSIPPI. Buck Taylor Badly Hurt in a Cow- boy Fight. Faery A FLORIDA HOTEL BURNED. WHAT DEMOCRATIC LEADERS THINK Ex-Gov. Buckner of Kentucky Tells What ‘We Heerd in Washington. Lovmvnie, Kr., March 15.—Ex-Gov. Buck- Ber, who will probably be & delegate to the ‘Gemocrstic convention wext June, was inter- viewed bere today in regard to candi- dates. He ban just returned from Washington, He says the lenders are all at wee are discussing Boies, Pattiaon, Russell, Paimer, Gray and Carlisio, and each bas-his admirers. ‘ihe gon- eral sentiment ig that di-@ naions in New York are so greaf that they, lioked elsewhere ior a pone ogg ‘The Hill movement seems to rt of Cleveland-end hasaiso dug Hi tieal grave. The drift of congressional sentiment seems to be toward Gorman. ay own ees ie that Cleveland ought to of the fight agninst tin vm Sew ork, The aght te dances ought to oe Cleveland ae Tv nomi- ae in spite of you.” been the oul; 26 the war, a: that it kept every promise the party’ bas | © mnde to the people, and that his « phatic enunciation of the democratic princi Of tariff reform set the people thinking and re- sultedin the great popular Victory. two yean 0 would make Tmpeach ear record te lov where for for Hi has any democratic opimione { don’ | them, and nobody elso does. If he bas any ond bis own advancement I have een unable to it.” Inpramarotis, Ixp., March 15.—W. R. Morri- son of Ilinois, on his way east, stopped here » few houts to eee ‘Txeasarer Brenton of the ison was averse at firet to talking poli- tics, but after & Ume he talked freely, express- bimeelfes against Hill. It it was not for the New York ‘Bonntor Cleveland, he svid, would be nominated. As to bis own state the machine nd will bring about an i » though there is very ition that will resist instruction: from Palen, Mr. Morrison remarked that he wanted the delegates to go to Chicago in- structed. With ell the talk for Paimer, lilinois is at least for Cleveland, fully 95 per cent of the democrats of that state favoring his nomi- mation, said Mr. Morrison. — DRIVEN FROM BED BY FLAMES. Motel at Jecksonville, Fia., Burned This Morning—Other Fires. Jacusowvizte, Fia., March 15.—The Duval Hotel in this city was burned early thia mora- ing. There wore about sixty-five guests, all of whom are believed to have escaped. Hanrfonp, Coxx., Mareh 15,—Fire broke out on White street, Danbury, Conn., this morn- ing end raged for throe hours ‘The loss will be between $10,000 and €15,000. Naskvitte, Texx., March 15.—The town of Mt. Ploqsant waa last night visited by most de- structive = in ttre} history of that town. The bee of the place was arn el Low ws 80 insurance not known. pargets of.A. J. Anderson, ou Houston street, was Borelly iy agetcoped by fe yesterday. 000; insurance, #75,000, ‘The eas of the fire is a mystery. firs te SEWATOR HILL IN MISSISSIPPL He Aéaresio€ Several ‘Thousand on His ‘Arrival at Meridian. Menrpiay, Muss., March 15.—Several thow- sand of people assembled at Meridian, Miss, this mogning when the train benring Senator Hill end his party rolled into the city. He was received by the musie of bands and salute of musketry from “The Mississippi Soutberns,” a militery organization of Meridien. Senator Hill wag intrudaved by Capt. W. H. Hardy, chairman of the citizen's committee. Senator Hill spoke briefly and forcibly on a} political insues and was loudly cheered. He denounced the foree bill and the billion- dollar Congress and said tlie people would pro nounce against the republican party in 1 ee BUCK TAYLOR BADLY HURT. He Reeelved Probably Fatal Wounds ine Fight With Cowboys, Currzsxe, Wro., March 15.—Word is re- ceived here that a fonr-sided fight occurred on Monday among cowboys at Rongis, in which “Buck” Taylor, formerly with Buffalo Bill, was go badly injared thet s fatal results are feared. lorrigan an were badly cut with knives during the ‘mek a adce sir IN WALL STNEET Topay. Little Trading in the Market, Wi! Barely Steady. New Yous, March 15.—The little trading this morning was confined chiefly to Richmond and West Point, ‘Reading, Tennessee coal. N England and suger. The sales to noon amounted to gnly 150,000 shares, New England was the strongest feature ef the opening, ad- coming re. J sugar cont. nearly 1. market was sand nt thin. weitng (0 at ba. Tis saked. 10839 asked. aanea Racin. 295 bes askec. Ghic, 100 bid, — asked. Secon asked, eels roping aurwe ‘Corres ith Seah S. Klectrie Light =) ‘= ia boy ba Potomac . — asked. ‘Stocks. Central. 190 160 bid. 1 390 id, 10 asked. 5 bid. bid. asked. Washington Mark. Interocean Buil Safe Leposit ton Lown and ory ir Comp. trust “Company cane, Amernnn uesurhy 904 Svus Seer biel, asked. Washington Compatiy, 100 od, I 104 asked, = BALTIMORE, March t6.—Four dail—wenern super, 2.000428: do. extra, 3.4994.00; do. fa stock, Southern te | » \ashele: ® busneim corn’ eany—white, y duli—No 2 w 7 4 picked, 44; farmers, 28a}: < 2g0 BALTIMOR! med third incomes. 94g a¥jy; Cousolidaied gas bouds, 118; stocks, 59 THE STREET APPROPRIATIONS, Senator Higgins Calls for Information as to How the Expenditures Have Been Distributed Senator Higgins is after information as to the manner in which the District Commission- ers have divided up street appropriations. This afternoon he offered the following resolu- tion, which was sont to the Senate District committee: “Whereas for the last three fiscal years, 1989, 1890 and 1891, the aggregate sum of 23,654,262.45 hasbeen appropriated by Congress for the im- provement of the streets, avennes, alleys, &o., of the District of Columbia, to wit: 1. For work on sundry streets, avenw 2, For repairs to concrete pavements, kc. 3. For grading streets, alleys and roads, &c. 4. For current work of repairs of | streets, avenues and all ‘or current work of repairs on county roads and suburban streets. 6. For constructing county roads and suburban etreets, &e. 7. For condemnation of strects, roads and alleys. 8. For permit work on alleys, sidewalks and sewers, &c. 9. For the contir.gentexpensesof the parking commission, aggregating as above stated. nd whereas, in t nditure thereof six he: pportionment and ¢ ‘onal divisions of th | District have been recognized, to wit: Bach of the four quarters of the city of Washington, the city of Georgetown, and the county outside of raid cities And Whereas, it appears that portions of ssid items of appropriations have been expended for miscellaneous incidental expenses prestly specified in said appropria whereas, much complaint has becu mi partial and inequitable apportionment and a tribution of said expenditures under said ap- Propriation; therefore, be it olved, That the District Commissioners are hereby directed to furnish the United States Senate with a statement of the amoant or portion of sail aggregate sum of $3,654,- 262.45 expended, in each of said six divis- tons and) the amount thereof | remaining pended and showing detail in the amount thereof expended Jer the specific improve- ments contemplated by the said appropriations respectively, exclusive of incidental expenses, but giving’ separately the amount of each class of incidental expenses paid out of said appropriations, including those for inspection, wagon repairs, horseshoeing, forage. &c. Also the amount thereof paid for sewerage and of item second the amount for resurfacing and as to show country that be Mitton With & Statement. Gen, Green B. Ranm, the commissioner of Anneotiin A —~ e a Gea, Raum Appears Refore the House Com- Pensions, took the witness stand at the meeting ia — | of the Hi Anvestigating imdosts was ‘The commissioner desired to present a state- ment for the purpose, he said of convincing not only the committee that what be se done was wise and proper. but also the 2+ AGAINST SUBSIDIES, Report of the Democratic Majority te Re peal the Mail Subsidy. ‘The Hoase committer on post offices end Post roads having #uthovined Mr. Enloc te prepare a report in favor of bis bill to repeal the steamebip eats Mr. Pnloe today Tead hae Feport to the commiwe and it was tis adopted. Th rep: © says thet tas wil involve awent ip An expendisure §9,020.000 8 year over aud above te pay for the service—that ie ly & prewent of Chat sum each year to the stenmeihy companion, — A Woman Bediy About 11:50 today Macy E. "Drahlee, aged forty, living at 429 New York avenue porth- west, was badly burned by ber clothes taking fire from a stove in the kite wae rem ‘ d to Providence Boojita. so badly barmed that it was thought she could 1.01 recover ‘Mr. Binur amd the Presidency. A private letter from ex-Senator Blair, re- av, tndioates the poseeasion by that b abuse witch, fome sources. bul if he revives the « A. Centirien Cory of the will of the late Jabe G. Senmon bas Leen received here from the ourt. The object is square 312, in W. HL sensiienrecdsiie Range of the Thermometer. The following were the readings at the office cfthe weather bureun today: am., 26:2 pm, 36; masimum, 2. MIDON. On Tucsiey, March 25, IUD, SMARCTAA SMiDGNs widow of tae tote Maine iewee, 708 Rest Capitol "ficlattves ‘snd’ ee » Mopiey. March 16, m 7, yMarech 16, Ie, as Tate's on yom xs Ou Sunday. March 48, 1802. at i DALEY, daugiter of the ui ie Miched! end oped Bt set gare. ice rear ay. March 16 at 1309 faintly ure Cordinuy suv 3 zh (Muay Mageh 14, 2602 7 ocak iota a iets eucht ioe Pe Masreie Dorlas: aul'som' the fate ‘Funere: serv Mare! m., inom, Late Penidonees SiN tre po see Marsh 13. 1 TLL. At quids PAMILION Or M MIL i) of New Castle couuty, tees Wednentas GREEN, Ou Monday, March 14, 1802. at 0:20, Dearest auntie, thon hast Jeft 0% aye Sy ose orth west, at So'e-ock p.m. Kelatives aud the tarmtly’are Invited to attend. iEAEESOS Og aenae IS, Ne, at 199 pom. hoon, at a ‘aie Ml Sieer ore sits cof gohn Hi. dec ter, aret Moran, of funeral beroafter. Suddenly, on Sunday. March 13, tae, ‘of neat tndlure, SiBONGE. Ww i) third year’ Born st purpose.” Russell Harrison's Application, Russell B. Harrison, son of President Harri- in the congressional press galleries. Mr. Harrison has proprietary interests in» couple of western newspapers and now desires to be enrolled asa newspaper corre- spondent. His application will go through the Tegular course and will probubly be acted upon within » fow days. Judge Miller Dismissed the Case. Winfield Brown was charged in the Police Court today with ar assault on Lowis Patten on Monday night. Patten testified that on his way home from charch he met Mrs Rhodes and was walking toward bis home, when Rhodes struck bim m the mouth. Rhodes said that he was looking out his window and saw Patton put his arm around his wife's waist and walk off with ber, and ke overtook them and struck him. Another witness corroborated him, Judge Miller dismissed the case, telling Patten aor Moony eawy at Tigad por cont, Exchange ses to go home, take « bath aud leave other peo- alone. down the street with a young woman ies Kate W. BI'Cowan, when he caught It would be son, bas made application for membership | 2! eral irom hds late residence, 30. 808 Mount ¥ ou Wedpestay. March 10, at hotchock poy pease cor March 14, oa SU, at 0:90 a.m On Tuesday, March 1, 2a05, 68: eee BUEN AMELIA, niont aauehter of sea, aed a3 wombs ad tartese 9p: reak\cuce, 112 Twenty-wimth street, Weduenlay, Mar Jo at 2D. mn. Iutersvent pelvate. bt So Sree ee dee Pes roofer, sonata gi. i tema =, ookiyn, Aim. FANDIG RICH “otic of fumeral in the Post Wednesday morning. * SUEKMOOD. At Patis Chi ¥ 1d ANCNIBALD Sid er bere ina Funera. Weiner ran Shure at Tal Priends of the dec feted. atari een 4 pike Sinith, ared oue year, twenty-seven days. sroene'er the eicual civen us frou earth to call ‘on anaes’ Wings to heaven, 4 AUNT, MARTHA WREM. Tet THONAS. On March 1: at 1-47 o'clock & w., MALY DA sober HOMAS. at ier renusencey Bos Sint Peet Hort 2 a take place “= orion nam..trom sit faa ae neta teenth Uetwacn Band © atrest aba trends invited % attend. “The Ta Tuner i te cark ‘We wee (hee every wuere. irom Chrtet © weltesias tench ana reareet Witdawm, frou: iver Inte residen-e, 3 ret northwest, 1ucsday, the loth, at 2 p.m. aud ited ta a phie payer copy) * sea stat een Vermont avenue, Mee “BPECIAL NOTICE. Complying with pencral request Beecmaws Pass (WU) ip future fur the United States le covered oth: