Evening Star Newspaper, March 24, 1892, Page 5

Dz. Wassrrs Mews Heatrn U NDERWEAR ar Ose-Hare Acrear. Vator. Messrs. STRAWBRIDGE & CLOTHIER of Phile- G@eipbia and A. Lisner of Washington, D. C.. are offer jaz Dr. Warner's Underwear at about half price, S. &C. charse $1.25. The Palais Roysi priceit 81.1% Strawbridwe & Clothier's advert:sement is given below: Two ‘Years axo we secured and rapidiy distributed Seventeen thousand of the above named celebrated ‘Undenearments, ani ever since that time we have had inquiries by the Lundreds, Loth verbal and written, from pleased patrons, wo desired another oppor- tunity to secure sume of the same coods at the same Prices. Since then unti! uow they could not be pro- Cured excepting at recnlar prices. Now, however, owing to the very larce business transacted in this make of goods, «1 subjected to. we are abie to offer the acc ‘the mills in so-called “seconds. Garments that for any slight cause werv not admitted inte the regular lines ‘The otferime consists of PURE NATURAL WOOL GARMENTS And UNDYED NATURAL CAMEL’S HAIR, pring and Stammer Weights,) (OF the very bixbest quality, made up and fintshed in the very best manner, and while part of them are sub- dect toumamufacturers sist imperfections—so slight Ss scarcely in any instance to be noticeable—they are all «uaranteed by us to be fully eqnal. both for com- fort and ‘rear, to the “firsts” at double the price. ‘There are: 5,700 Men's Spring We'ght Pure Undyed Cawel's-Hair Shirts and Drawers. Shirts in all sizes, from 34 to 44 inches, with both long aml short sleeves. Drawers in Sizes from 28 to 44 inches. Price, $1.25 each. The lowest regular price of “firsts” is 82... 2,000 Men's Spring Weight, White. Pure Natural ‘Wool Shirts and Drawers, all sizes, at $1.25 each. ‘The lowest rewulur price of “firsts” is $2.2 Note.—The Patais Koyat need make no comment om S€ Price. $1.19 is the Palais Royal price. t. The cn'y correction necessary is the Tux: Courastos Heaur Soar. Pore ciscerine Soap and Dr. Warner's Pure Wool Tnderwear are spring medicines for the blood as well @ the sain -1m cleansinw tLe one they purify tbe other. Three cues of imported Pure Giyerrine Soap, neatiy pected im Fancy bux, for only 12 erate, 18 an anwounce- went as surprising as Dr. Warner'e Underwear for aly. ‘THE PALAIS ROYAL. (tox aued below.) As Iscenesnxe Exuisintos oF Jacxers, Urstens, Cares AND Wasrers. Roses Jensevs Wires stor with buyers of Jackets, &e.— @ little foveariy. Now is the opportunity for you to look through the stock. The salespeople have the The and, the goods being new, they will be as inter- ‘ested as you im the styieand fit of thewarments. So ‘weenll itan exhibitiox-a sale only in this reapect: Certain Werppers and Jerseys at reduerd prices until Satusday evening. T Trevon iis Encivsh Top Coat of Tan Broadcloth and you'll recownize the Aang of the London-made English are the lap seams, the mouster peuri buttons, the three pockets; the glace silk lining and the man-like coliar and cuffs are also y Palais Koyal price, 14. At the few her stores where such garments may be had the would be $20and it would be an axciusire novelcy. Equally br 1. Turse Beatort cord Reeters are to be in such de- wand that we prophesy a scarcity of Tans and Grays within @ month. We bave Navy, Black, Tan and Gray. The notch collar, coat cuff, three pockets and big pearl buttons. You may call these Keefers Angio- Amvrican— made in America, but of English materials and English style. Palais Royal price, #9. Hers is tre endoc-mede garment that the En- giish tourist wears, aud yet is surprised that the Yan- ‘Kees at once detect her nationality—all Americans are ‘Yankees to the English. But the coat. Iv'sof Tan broadcloth with strap saws; add these strap seams to the other characteristics of the Londor-made garment aud you wit be horrited or deligbted, acconling to your way of looking at things. WO surprises are these: The Tan and Gray Check evict Reefers st $7 and those in Black at $5. The lap seams, bie pearl buttons ond the At are the sur- prise: pleasant surprise. But what about other Jack- ets and Capes and Ulsters aud Children's garments: ‘well-you must call. Serciac Prices Use: 7 Sarunpay, £PM. W aavrens of Freach Pereale, Gingbam and Cal- tro. Our eBampions of 1842 to be lowered in price for three days, You'll Sud the regular price marked on the yarment you select. So bear im mind these redac- tome ia prices, 81.25 Wrappecs for 96e. 1.55 Wrappers for 91.15. ‘$1.68 Wrappers for 61.48. Dansers wien te new hip pleces, which areure ease Of mind. Fou never again wut be troubled asofvore. 81.35 Jerseys for $1.05 Jerseys for SKIRTS—Biack an¢ Colored Skirts ars the rage. We tempt you here with reduced prices until Saturdmy evening. not so sell you goods without profit as ‘Yo prove that the best variety of styles and colors is at the Palais Royal. 86 Surah SUA Skirts tor $5.50. $2.06 Mobair Skirts for 91.6% ‘Ge. Satinetee Skirts for 68e. Corsers.- We have Leen making great displaysio the windows and around the store. Some of the Cor ets show sluns of tae decorator's haudling. Reduced Prices to tot rid of them quiekty. 81.50 Corvete for te. res logue of spring underwear that muy save you sme dol- dare. Let us have name and address of out-of-town frieuds snd we'll mal! post paid. Tar Parsw Roi 4. LISXER, 1 Corner 12th stand Paava 6 = b—J Lanny there te DID-or EVER LL—seli such STERLI: U. such LOW PRICES an WE quotes) TOATITIES st Svrrgton Sars Axp Comraxr. Toul other _ medicines for Axoruzs Deasy For A Doan ‘ectving tes Mose ae and restoring the Dzsny Dens bealth and FOR A POR A quae, Dotan! Doran. Brasw It don't pay to be late. j SARSAPARILLA One of the best “Derby makers” in the country = bad an order refused be- chanel Geet caus he was slow in de-| livery. ‘There they sat—— See in his shipping room—_ ‘Rheumatiom and Anished and ready. We Debitity. | tuomeht of another dolisr | sale a8 scoop as we heard | of it. Made bim as) | oflerhe took it up| [and we'll them on sale toworrow morn- jie. They are regu jar 82.50, @2 ond 81.50 | hats. RIGHT IN EVERY | Way —or we wouldn't | have Longht them at any | CURES OTHERS. ‘Will cure you. put Berone Tue Caver Price. All the leading | | spring shapes — perfectly | Of consumption was known (that was only a few years | ana property made and | Ago) we did not know bow SCOTT'S EMULSION of | trimmed. Two days— (Cod-iiver Oil did so much good in consumption and ia | Tomonnow ana sat-| the conditions that lead to consumption. | eRDAY. Forty dozen! ‘The expiauation is interesting. We send it free ina at a dojlar a piece won't book on CAREFUL LIVING. | iat toneee. | e—— a — SCOTT & BOW! Chemists, Dr hes i Densy 132 South Sth ove. New York. BEY | Faray asp | Your druggist keeps SCOTT'S EMULSION of Cod- FOR a | Ss | FOR A | itver Otl—ail drupsistseverswhere. $1, 020 SOAaTURDAY, iy Doar Dottar. Sins] Sisw Asn ise | i M® WINSLOW'S SOOTHING SYRUP Has Sartarattos. Hara. | thas teen usea for over FIFTY YEARS by MILLIONS of MOTHERS for theit CHILDREN WHILE TEETH- | thie bas been our tanner | seasc—so far—in HATS. Our oid customers stick—and | | weve scen lots of new faces, Our qualities and | prices are winning their way. We are obliged to carry the | | iecpent” steck—the greatest | variety —for our immense | trade is made up of mans | minds—and they're all to be | | suited—severalty. We show | all the AMERICAN and/ ENGLISH DERBYS — the popular shared SILK HATS— ING, with EEKFECT SUCCESS. It SOOTHES tho CHILD, SOFTENS the GUMS, ALLAYS all PAIN, CURES WIND COLIG, and is the best remedy for DIARKHEA. Soid by Druyxistein every part of the world. Be sure and ask for “Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Sqygey snd take no other kind, 25centss bottie. Dsxasp Posos Extract. ACCEPT NO SUBSTITUTE. pera WHOOPLNG COUGH REMEDY. CRUSHES and SOFT HATS— Stops whoop, allays cough snd cuts short disease. and a world of novelties for Instant and infallible in the sudden and dangerous BOYS and CHILDREN. Croup. Harmless and speédy in hacking and racking coughs, Over 40 yearsin use. Sold by drugwista EDWARD P. MERTZ, ~ celSeo6m 11th and F sts.. Washington, F oR Dysrevsra USE BROWN’S IRON BITTERS. Physicians recommend it. All dealers keep it. ‘crossed We're agents for nobody but the people—and we're true as | steel to you. Fancy prices | | are “tabooded’” here — no | man's name in a het lining | | 1s any stronger guarantee of D. i trade mark and | quality than OURS. As| *PHE ACTION OF G. econ realize that | Filia is pleasant, | —— ~ stimulate the liver and repute t hot pure. Tuey are sure to preane.. Try th SHOT BREATH. PALPT chest, weni or fuiit spells, & New Heirt Cure. oid at S° SCHELL EN € STEVENS’, oth and Pa. ave you'll save a dollar or two on your Hats. A guarantee | | you have to pas for is poor | Property—OURS IS FREE~ | and FREELY GIVEN. | Worn Tue Arraoacu Or Simo THE WORRIMENTS OF THE HOUSEKEEPER ARE INOREASED A HUNDREDFOLD-—THE PAR- LOK IS A CHAOS, THE DINING ROOM DIS MANTLED, FLOOR COVERINGS IN SHREDS, FURNITURE THROUGHOUT THE HOUSE DI LAPIDATED, AND, WORSE THAN ALL, NO MONEY ON HAND TO REPLACE THE DEVASTA- TION OF A LONG AND SEVERE WINTER. SUCH TRIALS WOULD OVERPOWER THE STRONGEST DID NOT A STAR OF HOPE ARISE IN OUR Saxe) Heavevarrens | Saxe Hors. j For Hass. | Haze. Sans A PA AVE. AND SEVENTH STREET. sp Companys. 1 + H. Hoveurox Mea. Co.. 1218-1220 F ST. N.W. HEAD FURNISHERS, at EQUITABLE CREDIT SYSTEM, WHICH BRUSHES ASIDE WITH A MERRY LAUGH THE MEMORY OF PAST DISTRACTIONS AND RE- PLACES THEM WITH COMFORT, CHEER, GOCD WILL AND HAPPINESS, ACCEPTING IN RETURN A TRIVIAL SUM FROM THE STORE OF YOUR FUTURE WEEKLY OR MONTHLY SAVINGS, AS YOUR SENSE OF HONOR MAY DETERMINE EQUITABLE AND RIGHT. THE FOLLY OF LIVING IN THE MIDST OF DIS- COMFORT MUST BE MANIFEST TO ALL HOUSE KEEPERS, SEEING THAT CONTENTMENT CAN BE PURCHASED WITH NO OUTLAY OF READY W Sprrcrats For Wirx Expixe Mancu 26, 1892, Tams Weer. MARCH 21 TO MARCH 26 WILL BE KNOWN AS OUR 7 Great Bepoixe Ween. 1 SET, 7 IN NUMBER, OF Bro Suats. 50c. FOR ANY SIZE BED. ee Ww IRE W OVEN Bev Srarsas. me 4-416 FEET_ONLY SIZE AT THIS PRICE. CARPETS, AND THIS WEEK ONLY—WORTH 83, NOW 81.80. MATTINGS, Tas Semxa We Recomuexn As DRAPERIES, 5 Goon. REFRIGERATORS, Rut ae rack Mattress. 12 BABY CARRIAGES, ow VAPOR STOVES, AND WORKS OF ART. HOUSE & HERRMANN'S CASH AND CREDIT HOUSES, 917, 919, #21 AND 923 7TH ST. AND 3 Greatest Bansatxs he so Onr great Haw-Tor Savcx Marrzzss, $5. Pionagaee gre tt rc 7 Aly hair 9 0.4 en it. 'ec.00| mio 636 MASS. AVE. N. W. il hae Be = Ail wate, No. BEST TICKING. ‘A PURE. SOFT SOUTH AMERICAN HAIR, Ae good.as you could desire for sll sleeping quality, LEAN, $s ““eomrontaRey, For 40 Lins. Osx $10. ‘The best chance you over had to bt A SUIT OF arreesses Is Wasuryerox. SEE IF WE WILL PROVE THIS TO YOUR SATISFACTION, Oor Garsr Sark oF New Marnxes Tus War Aso. W. H. Hovsnvoxs Mre. Co. Have I Ever Deceiven Yoru - ‘Thave been before you, throuch The Star, every day fortwo years. I lave strenuously avoided saying anything calewlated to misiead the most confiding reader. I bave endeavored to impress upon ali who veed my advertisements that whatever statement I make is « sacred piedse to the people, I don’t profess to give you sometiung sor . 1 don't sell one article below cost and Leat varnish over Gculttul stetements, but mive the sacte iu every instance, NOW READ: Sta-ft. Extension Table, oak, $3.98. Six-tt. Eatenaton Table, ciuster leg, 85. Feather Pillow (not ebicken), 5c. Yard-wide Carpet, 113¢ to 506. Brussels Carpet, 45, We., &:. Extra Body Brussels, Yc. ‘Best Wire Cots, $1.98, Ali-wool Art Squares, 343, 95.95; 21354, 87.35, &c. Se-plece Fancy Tea Set, $2.08. Tollet Sets, 61.98 to 10. Six Tumblers, 13. Kuives, Forks, Spoous, Kitchen Ware, ke. We can furnish your Lome frou top to bottom, ex cept Stoves, If you don’t want anything yoursel! teil mhaltt 1218-120 F STREET N. w. | ToUrfriendsabout GRASTY'S BEGS TO INFOR: eee Doobie stron Hi continue the Uusiness st the old | "150-19 7th at:, bet. P and Q 2. w. ccrivtioa ot printing | Nothing on credit. If you can’t pay cash no use to! come. fet Reruanse Ix Snvex Axp Gow. ‘Always on band sine of } 2, FINE ELECTRO SILVER-PLATED WARE. fr i 3 3 KANN & SONS MANUFACTURING CO, Pp oO - We fe ! os? Mag = | BRASOM, SO 74H BE N.W FACTORY. PNIGHT EYER. NEALTHY COMPLEXION axD, a i. remnit from bias ha Vixorous Bitters. aa De. 5. Sus ated uriguaca 2d EDITION. TO BE INVESTIGATED Charges of the New York Bar Asso- ciation Against Judge Maynard. STARTLING TRAGEDY IN CECIL COUNTY Public Interest Unabated in the Borrowe-Drayton Affair. THE VIRGINIA DEMOCRATS. TO INVESTIGATE JUDGE MAYNARD. Preamble and Resolutions Adopted by the New York Senate. Axnasy, N.Y., March 24.—-In the senate today Senator O'Conner offered a long preamble and resolution regarding the action of Judge Maynard in connection with the con- tested senatorial cases and authorizing the senate judiciary committee to inves- ato the maticr at onco and report to| tiie wenute a8 soon as practicable w Judge Maynard has dom quires his removal as ju peals under section 17 of article 6 of the state coustitution Senator Cantor moved that the resolution be tabled, w: vote of ayes 16, nays ether | 3 3 Z ° 2 a fe eelf then’ offered a preamble resolu: | |tion regarding the — matter, which, | he said, differed from that of Scnator | O'Conners, which recited certain things and tended to prejudice the case, Ue eaid bis pre- amble simply stated the question fairly regard- ing Judge Maynard's connection with the con- tested senatorial cases and concluded: Kesolved, That the subject maticr contained in the foregoing documents be returred to the committee on judiciary; and, be it further Resolved, if the assembly concur, That the judiciary committee of the senate and assembly be, and they are hereby, authorized and di- rected to make immediate investization of the statement and allegations contained thercin with power to send tor persons and papers and report their conclusions thereon, with all con- venient speed. ‘ Senator Cantor's proamble and resolution was adopted. FOUND IN A HORSE TROUGH. John 8, Everist of Cecil County, Maryland, Suspected of Committing Suicide. Special Dispatch to The Evening Star. ExkTox, Mp., March 24.—The citizens of this county are greatly excited over the discovery this morning of the corpse of John 8. Everist, @ prominent citizen of this county and a diree- tor of the Port Deposit National Bank. It was found ins horse trough full of water, held down bys two-tined pitchtork. Ie was dis- member of the family who had occasion to go to the pump in the barn yard, Mr. Everist was the father of Frank 5. Ever- ist, school commissioner of Cecil county, and was estimated to be worth $100,000. Ho was about eighty-six years old. Mr. Everist did not retire Inst evening and | it is suspected that he committed suicide dur- ing the night. What led bim to do this rash act is not known. es PUBLIC INTEREST UNABATED. ACrowd at the Majestic’s Pier to See Bor- rowe and Drayton La: New York, March 24.—Apparently the end is not yet in the Borrowe-Drayton scandal. The failure of Mr. Drayton to keep his appoint- ment last night at the Windsor Hotel, when he saic he would make a statement of his side of the case, together with his complete dis- appearance from his usua’ places of resort, was the subject of nolittle comment this morn- ing among the people who as carly as 5:30 o'clock began to gather on t ite Star dock awaiting the arrival of the steamship Majestic, which bad anchored out in the stream last night owing to the fog. ft was said that during tho early part of the evening. while the Majestic was tied up in the fog bank, » number of passengers, among them Borrowe and Milbank, gathered in the saloon and began to tell stories and sing songs to pass away the time. Finally some one sang a song about a man who fell in love with the wife of another man, and this was followed by 2 song which recited a duel which never came off. The result of this was that Borrowe and Milbank left the party in a frame of mind not exactly peaceful. At about 8 o'clock this morning a dark- complexioned young man with black hair and just a suspicion of regulation Englieh side whiskers appeared at the head of the aang way accompanied by a somewhat heavy it companion. There was a murmur of “There he is’ and every eye in the crowd on the pier was turned toward the two men, the smaller of whom was Hallett Alsop Borrowe and his companion Milbank. Milbank walked wit light ae said was caused by rheumatism. The directly to the baggage which was piled on the pier. Assoon as Mr. Borrowe's baggage was examined he, in company with Mr. Milbank and an elderly gentleman, took a back and drove rapidly away from the dock. ——— VIRGINIA DEMOCRATS. | which he two went The State Convention Called to Meet in Rich- mond on May 19. Special Dispatch to The Evening Star. Ricustonp, Va., March 24.—The democratic state committee met at the Exchange Hotel to- day and decided to call the state convention to elect national delegates for May 19 and Rich- mond as the place. Norfolk and Roanoke both bid for the convention, but Roanoke was with- drawn and the vote stood 24 for Richmond and 11 for Norfolk. ‘The basis of representation was fixed at one delegate for every 100 democratic votes cast in the inst gubernatorial contest, and one dele~ gate for every fraction over fifty. of over 1,700. This will make a convention PRUSSIA‘’S It Has Been Substantially Readjusted and Caprivi Rem: Brey, March 24.—The Prussian cabinet is now substantially readjusted. Count von Eulenburg has accepted the post of Prussian premier, and Dr. Bosse, secretary of state of the office of justice of the eutpire, has been ap- pointed minister of public iustruction and medical and, ecclesiastical affairs. | Chancellor Caprivi retains the office of Prussian foreign minister, together with that of chancellor of the empire. The kaiser has written an autograph letter to int Zedlitz, the retiring minister of public instwuction, couched in’ most gracions lan- guage. expressing deep regret for the loss of bis services and adding the hope that he will always place those services at the disposal of the country, — IN WALL STREET TODAY, After = Perlod of Dallness Whisky Trast Led an Advance in Prices. New Youn, March 24.—The stock market was only nioderately active this tuorning. The opening prices were irregular, and generally lower, the losses extemding }4 per cent. Read- ing udvanced %{ and \sugar 1 per cent. The remainder of the list changed but slightly. In the half’ hour to 11:90 prices declined fractionally. Chicago gas was an exception, advancing 2 per cent. ‘Toward noon the whole market strength- ened, whisky trust leading with an advance of 1 recent. At this writing (1:30 p.m.) the mar- Eee is dull. Money easy at 13¢a2 percent, Exchange— quiet: posted rates, 4872489; actual ratos, a4S6 for sixty days and 4873;a488 for deman Governments—eteady; currency 6s, 109 bid; 4s, eo 1163¢ bid. Extended 26, registered, 100 bid. a Mra. Parnell Compromises Ber Suit. Loxpox, March 24.—In the probate divorce and admiralty division today the case of Wood against Parnell, formerly Wood against O'Shea, came up before the president, Sir Charles Parker Butt, and syeelal jury. Mrs. Parnell’s counsel annonnced that a private settlement bad been made, and thus many scandalous revelations were prevented. ~ ——_ The against the |fovelasions eda uetiney jexmpment to be held here next ‘end: today without || ‘THE BERING SEA QUESTION. ‘Watting forthe Result of the Senate's Ex- ‘There was nothing new in the Bering sca situation around the State Department this afternoon. Everything seemed to be de- pendent on the action taken by the Senate on the correspondence that was transmitted yesterday. ‘Thore was ‘A general fecling that the Senate committee on foreign relations would agree to the corre- ‘spondence being made pubiic sony uel it had been ‘vabmitted to the Senate in execa- ti session. It was known, however, that at @ lato hour that bedy was still dis- cussing the matter bobind closed doors and for this reason every one else who was in a Pos tion to know anything about the nature of the correspondence was more than usually reticent, It is understood that the President and the mombers of the cabinet are porfectly willing that the contents of the two notes should be made public. ‘The Senate committee on foroign relations today further considered the Bering seaarbitra- tion treaty. It is understood. although it cannot be definitely stated, inasmuch as the members of the committeo preserve close secrecy, that they will report the treaty to the Senate With a recommendation that it be ratified. geass abit THE G. A. KR. ENCAMPMENT. A Special Message to the Senate by ihe President on the Subject. The President sent to the Senate today and it was delivered if executive session by Mr. Pruden « message recommending legislation which assist very materially in the entertain- ment of the Grand Army at the national en- mmer. ‘The text of the messagu and its, recommenda- tions will not be procurabie until the close of executive session. FINANCIAL The following are tio New York Bt Nite to Corson and Washington Stock Exchange, Sales—Regular call—12 o'clock Eckington Railroad — 6s, o at 100%. Washington and Georgetown Railroad Convertible Ge, £1,000 at 160, Wasilington and Georgetown Railroad, 19 at 20. Govertiment Londs—U. 8. 48, registered, 1 17 asked. U.S 4s, coupons, 1907, 18 asked. of Columbia Bonds—Market stock. ts, rrency, jul bid, — asked 0-year fund, Ga, 3302. gold, 1 bid.— asked, 20-year (und. Sa, 1802, gold, 106 bid, — asked. Water stock. 78; cur- reney, 1901, 122 bid,— asked. gu-year fund. 66. gold, 1902, 115 bid,-— asked. Water sto 78, 1908, cur- reney, 1x% bid, — asked. 3.658, iv?4, fund, cur- Tency, 112% bid, 1143; asked 83,8, reg. 2-108, 1syB- 1¥01, 100 bid, asked. ‘Miscellaneous Londs—Washington and George- town Railroad 16-40, Gs, uz bid, 105 asked. Washiwgton and Georgetown Railroad Converti- ble G3, 155 bid, 162 asked. Washington 63, 110 bid, — asked. Market’ Company,’ Ist curity asked. ington Light Infantry ist mottgage ts, 1904, vs | bid. — asked. Washing tou Light Infantry 2ds, 90 bid. — wsked. Wash- ington Gas Company, series A, 68, 185 bid, — asked. ‘Washington Gas Company, series B, 68, 1:5 bid, —asked. Washington Gas Company Converti- ble 6s, 1901, 142 bid, — Eekington Railroad tol and North OStreet ge 5s, ls bid, 114 asked, Met- Convertible és, 118 bid, 127 lectric Light Convertible 8. 114 Anacostia Railroad 6a, 102 bid, 105ig usked. Chesapeake and Pototmac Telephone Ist mortgage 68, — bid, 10), asked. Masonic Hall As- sociation 53, 102 bid, 168 asked. Nauouul Bank Stocks—Bank of Washingzon, 300 bid. 425 asked. Bunk of Kepublic, 290 bid. asked. Metropolitan. 260 bid, 775 asked. Central. —asked. Farmers aud Mechanics’. 190 bid, — asked. Citizens’, 0 bid. 185 asked. Colum- Dia. 156 bid, ‘I62 asked. " Capital, 12s bid. — asked. West End, ‘101 bid, 196 asked. Traders’, 133 bid. 37 asked. Lincoln, 993; bid, — asked. Second, 165 bid, 178 asked. Railroad Stocks — Washington and “ieorgetown, 275 bid, 9o0 asked, Metropolitan, 107 bid, 115 wéked. “Columbia, ‘64 bid, — asked. Capitol’ and North O Street, 40 vid, — asked. “kekington ad Soldiers’ Home, 34 bid, — asked. Rock Creek, iv0bid, — asked. Georgetown and Tenleytown, — bid. 55 asked. Ansurance Stocks—Firemen’s. 4714 bid, — asked. Franklin, 52 bid. — asked. National Union, 17% bid, 1wasked.” Corcoran, 67% bid, 75 ushed. Coluinbia, 16 bid, 17 asked.” Potomac, %5 bid. 99 asked. Riggs, 7% bid, 5 asked. People’s, 53; uid. 6), asked. Lincoln, 6% Did, —asked. “Commercial, § bid, 53 asked Title Iusurance Stocks—Reai Fstate Title, 130 bid. — asked. Columbia Titie.6% bid, 7% asked. Gas and Slecttic Light Stocks--Washington Gas, 433; bid. 444, asked. U. 8. Blectric Light, 145 bid, 150 asked. Georgetown Gas, 45 bid. — asked. ‘Telephone Stocks—Chesapeake and Potomac, 6) bid, G23 asked“ Ametiean Graphophone, 5 b1d, 7 aske ‘Miscellaneous Stocks—Great Falls Tce Company, 195 bid, 160 asked. bull Run Pauoraina Company, 1s bid, — asked. Pneumatic Gun Carriage. Did, 3; asked. Lincom Hall, 75 bid. — asked. Waslington Warket Company, 14% bid. 152 asked. Iuterocean Building Compan; 100 asked. Ivy City Brick Company, — bid, 10) asked. Wash- ington Brick Machiue, 200 bid, — asked.” Safe veposit and {fust Companies — Washing- ton Loan and ‘Trust Company, 109 bid, 10 J. Amerean Security and trust Comps. y i075 bid, 10834 asked, Washington Safe Deposit Company, 106 did, — asked. ———— Kaltimore Markets. BALTIMORE, March 24—Flour dull, unchanged —reveipts, 6,109 barrels; shipments, 4.655 bush sales, 25) barrels. "Wheat weak—No. 2 red, 3 March, 964; April, 965g asked; May, i583 Dushels: " ship= Lock, $32,991 bushels; sales, 91,000 burkels. Southern wheat duil—Fultz, 93avs; Longberry, 94%. Corn irmcr. March, 400164: April, 46%; May, Stoancr, mixed, 44 asked—Teceipts, ‘5: shiptuents, 200,125 bushel els: sales, 48,000 bushels. How, d6ad7. Oats quiet, Dnt steady — ite western, 361363,; No. 2’ mixed west- €:n, S4y asked—receipts, 4,000 bushels: stock, 164,- Be 798 bushels; stock, 1,596,380) bush- Southern corn steady— THE EMPLOYES' RESOLUTION, Offered by Mr. Wolcott Taken Up! and Adopted. THE SILVER DEBATE. It is Continued in the House To- day—-Mr. Williams’ Speech. THE SENATE, Several bille were reported from committees and placed om the calendar. The following” bills were reported back ad- versely and indefinitely postponed: To define the grades of certain medicsl offi- cers of the arm: For a “medal of honor roll.” Several bills were introdticed and referred to the post office committee for rural postal delivery; to aid the special delivery eystera; 1s to postal notes; to prohibitadvertising shects passing as second-ciass mail matter: for the relief of fourth-class postmagters; to indemuaty the sendors of registere: mail matter lost in the mailsaud for pneumatic tube transtnission of mails in cities, PUBIC BUILDINGS 1X W: 5 ‘Mr. Carey offered a resolution instructing the committee on public buildings end grounds toinguire and report as to the condition of public buildings in the city of Washington and a8 to what additional buildings are needed for the use of the general government. ‘The resolution gave risé to xome discussion. ‘Mr. Vest stated that the Senate had passed this session a bill for the construction of a hull of records, but that it had not received any con- sideration in the House. Mr. Allison expressed the opinion that the proposed inquiry would result in very little good, because every one knew now that additional buildings were nesded. The occupancy of tho Maltby build- ing was referred to by Mr. Vest, who said that he had advocated the purchase of that building on the ground that several burcaus of the government would be accommodated in it, but he understood that it was occupied al- most entirely by Senators. Messrs. Butler and Harris said that the super- ing inspector of steamers had rooms there, and that some committecs of the Senate several Senators, ulso, bad rooms in_ it. Mr. Frye remarked that be had been looking” for room there, and had found that every decent room in the house had been taken. Then Messrs, Platt and Gray described the unsanitary condition of the patent office. At the cioso of the discussion the Tesolution was referred to the committec on public buildings and grounds. THE REVENUE MARINE SERVICE. Mr. Sherman offered a resolution (which went over withoutaction) calling on the Secre- tary of the Treasury for a detailed s of the saving or the increase in the ann tement Juries for the Criminal, Circuit and Police Courts bave been drawn to roport next month, — ho gent juny of Hn Cetin Court for the soon | April term, and the Criminal petit an@ Cireuit be overworked. Heretofore the Sen- | Court juries toepert on Tasstag, April 5. and ate, when in executive sossion, has the Police Court sfonday, April 4. ‘They areas availed itself of the services of several em-| follows: | ” Ployes, who are sworn to say nothing about | Critninal Court grand jurors—Jno. 0. Keeney, anything that transpires while the Sen-| Benj. F. Dakin, Joseph D. Pree, jr., Joha ate is in what is professionally termed | Smoot, John Bowles, Harry McMayo, George “execntive.” Today these onee-trnsted | W. Brown. Stephen Johuson, W. H. n smploree are wandering creed bot Schwing. Jalins Lansbargh, Frederick yagh the offices and corridore or attending | Moore, Chas. T. Stake, Wm. Cc oe ine ‘open, aboreboard business. The | Dosim, Clemens Werder cork a Laation have been shut out because the Senate | Fa. J. Lewis, Henry C. Herrell, Chon. H. De may and probably does imagine that ) mar, Kamuel Scott, A. Jackson Eenll and Reb- some of the executive information bas | ert Wilson. leaked ont throngh an employe. It was | Criminal Court petit jurors—Robert + clean sweep. Wien the Senate closed ite doors | Thos. M. Cross, Carl Hoffman, Tawart Cartel Te Was no admittance for anyone save Sen-| Simon H. Brooks, Josoph €. Witmer, Joseph ators, Secretary McCook and Capt. Bassett | Manning, Thos A. Porrs, Samuel only excepted. “Somebody enid that the W. a1. Beckett, nL. Webster, John F. Rare erable Rassoit was also excluded, but if he was | shaw. W. dayne, W. HM Bardette, Mast Camp- he could not be found. | bell, H. J. Sandman, Chas. Brown, Jam A. Care In the debate there was much prosmre | roll, Ml. M. Rebrer, Ralph Wormley, brongist to bear in behalf of secrecy, tome of ‘ker, George Keithley. F. W. Kabilert, the pressnre falling but little, if any | Hndnell, KS. Roc Aeorge A. Green. threats, Some were in fn Cireuit Court jurors—irank Heines, James pressive measures U. Heary Eberbach, Harvey Peyton, Jes. over, KL. Wearing, Jacob rf West, Davad . Robt. O. Potit, mee, F. W. Bergman, A. Ghinoila, 1. 8. Tuutle, W. A. Berke i possible preca has been taken to keep the proceetings absolutely secret, and some of these precautions verge closely on the | Fidiculous. Assoon as there is any news to print at will be printed. — — DISTKICT IN CONGRESS. Eugene 1. Garges, Sam'l Brown, M. Bar- roughs, G H. Osborn, W. il. Mickie, jr. HM » 3. A Hughes, Jas H. Stone, W. W. wton. Pohce Court jurors—-Frank H. Burox, Joseph Cooper, W. E. Chandler, Thos, Niapbousse, »G. Pletcher, > We W. id. Aru, GP Wormiey, A. M. Lathrop, W. H. wier, James L. Parsons, James IN BEHALF OF GLEXWoop cuMrreaY. Secretary Lewis Clepnane of the bowrd bed | trustees of Glenwood cemetery has written to sanc Smith, Jerome If. Sanner, Senator McMillan taking exception to Senator | W oy codacte, dames Faulkner's bill to prevent the interment in |G. R. Sinclair, Levi Maker, F.C. Giilmam, 66 within prescribed limits after the] Ethan Aliea, Hezekiah Humphreys and Jobe Year 1896. Mr. Clephane says there ar F. Donoliw wood the bodies of about 12,000 Washi . re ae ae who were once prominent in the co: Py Narwed With Pocket Book @ and he alleges that the cemetery, in ab kn Crusenberry and William Lawson, col- sense, suffers from such billas the one com-| red boys, were in the Police Court today plained of. Mr. Clophane says it is the desire | charged with larceny from the person. Of the trustees to has ater settied defl- | were arrested by Detective ‘eevee. nitely as soon as put before anytaing | p. rep be Wind greg ey coef Precinct Detectives Raff and Weedon pan ue ak on suspicion of having «natched a book from Aira. Alice Parks street northwest beuwce When arraigned the boys plead guitty aud were held in $1,000 bail to await the action of tbe grand jury. L. F. Miligan's claim tor tho return of eer- tain taxes paid by him hae been reported upon by the District Commissioners. Trimbie says the claim has uo jast fo: m, and the Commissioners concur in that opinion, SUBURBAN RTREET NATLTOAD PILL. This afternoon the Senate subcommittee on the suburban street raiiroad company's bill Bives a hearing toall interested parties. Some Assaulted by a Mighwayman, Last night between 10 and 11 o'clock Benje- in Vhelps, driver of Belt jine car 21, was es saulted and robbed near 6th and N streets southwest. Phelps was dealt a stunning blow of the 1 me on pacar “ a ee right car and bis assail morning. Others | resent ct | Rasy Am, with the box containing money amd the heating this afternoon. The paswed | Pisa ucips was badly injared by she the House, but if the expressions of members | 40% Today be was unable to leave his bed, of the Senate committer amonnt to anything naa eae it will be adversely reported by the Senate, ; Seve Runaway Boys, On Mona: xt a € beommittee | Seven boys were arrested in Baltimore thie will give av nterested in the | moraing and he!d at the central station for tion Con their parents, who reside in this city. The rhs Wetacsiiay iA ates j Bors gave their mames as Isusc Hamilton, Chas will be considered—-tho Wa mm and Northe | Hamiiton, Issac Standford, Wm. Foos and Wine the Washington and Wrookland and | 5 and Jesse Jones aud Walter the Was! d Bladensburg. E ‘Their ages range from eleven As s00 aicut mem ours of the Senate | » fourtoen veers, and their parenté reside ie ve on and | itheuat and Routhwest Washing: Lhe boys left here last over t: cross end it ie an- ponditure which would result from a ti of the revenue marine to the Navy ment, MR. WOLCOTT'S RESOLUTION ADOPTED. The resolution offered yesterday by Mr. Wol- cott was taken up, discussed, amended and agreed to. It directs the heads of the several ‘epartments and of the other branches of the public service in the city of Wasbing- ton to transmit to the Seuate lists of all their. subordinates, stating their names, legal residences, compensation » Wahington and Benning and a and Great Falis companies, =: CAPITOL TOPICS. beat their over to Baltimore on cars, © fas ate of mort of the runaways were at pOiice headquarters today and arranged tohave their boys seut home. _--- ange of (he i hermometer. The following were the readings at the office ef the weather burean today: 5 a.m. 87; 2 pm, MISS COUZINS PEFORE THR COMMUTER. Miss Pheobe W. Couzins, formerly the$secre- tary of the board of Indy managers of the world’s Columbian exposition, was today | 47. maximum, 4%. minimum, 94 before the subcommittee of the Hou: —— nr appropriations committce investigating th expenditures in connection with the world’s egg ag az" Dushela, Kye quiet aud steady—No. 2, vayi— Teceipts, 3,763 Duskels; stock, 155.012 bushels. Hay very firm—good to choice’ timothy, 14.00a15.50, Grain freights more active. Cotton’ qui ding, 64. Provisions steady and qui firm.’ Eggs unactiled—is. Coffee stexdy—Rio car- fair, i745; No. 7, 14%. Sugar steady—gran- Ulated, 4216. Copper firm—retined, 11jgall. Whisky fitm. Peanuts unchanged. BALTIMORE, March 24.—Virginia threes, 72a 785; Baitimore and Ohio stock, 1004 asked; ern Central stock, 6 bid; Baltimore and Ohio Southwestern Brets, 1037,a10434; do. third incomes, 94a9%; Consolidated gas stocks, 51 a52 gee Report on Sailor Carissen's Death. Varranatso, March 24.—The fiscal’s report on the Carlasen case says that the evidence fails entire!y to show that the police had any hand in his death. The investigation, however, at the request of Consul MeCreery ‘will be con- tinued. The Chilean papers comment at length on Admiral Walker's movements at Buenos Ayres. eerie ra a An Important Suit in Georgia, Macoy, Ga., March 24.—The suit against the Central Railroad and Banking Company of Georgia entered by Mrs. Rowena Clarke of the minority stockholders opened this morning in the United States court here. morning was spent in the reading of affidavits, interven tion and answors on both sides. Interest in the case is intense. - = ‘The final decision in the quo warranto case to determine the title of chief of police of Bridgeport, Conn, is that John Rylando is chief ol lice. jordon Cumming, wife of Sir William has become the mother of = doughter. Her lndyship is doing well. Daniel Stephenson and Louis Nelson, Swede, wore burned to death yesterday in their cabin near Crystal Falle, Mich. Their charred re- msins were found by a partner on his return from work. ‘Two New York painters were killed by falling from aveaffold at E. Ridley's store on Grand ‘Three Canadian priests are to answer to the of Quebec for interference in pro- vincill dleetoas and duties who were on the ist day of March instant employed in Washington, not as labor- ers or workmen or printers nor as members of the classified civil screice, and who were not specifically authorized or appropriated for by law, but were appointed or employed ac- cording to thediscretion of the official appoint- ing or employing them, and paid from some general or special fund subject to his control, and that accompanying such lists shall be transmitted like lists of all persons employed or paid as laborers or workmen who have per- formed clerical or other higher duty. The Senate then (on motion of Mr. Sherman at 1:05) proceeded to executive business. THE HOUSE. ‘The interest in the silver discussion showed no sign of abatement this morning. The gal- leries were well filled long before the honr of noon and the attendance on the floor was a large one. Mr. Bland (Mo.) immediately after the read- ing of the journal demanded the regular order, and the Speaker proceeded to call the com: mittees for reports. Mr. Townsend (Col.), from the committee on mines aud mining. reported a bill to aid the state of Colorado to support a school of mines. Committee of the whole. Bills were reported for the erection of pub- lic buildings at Oakland, Cal; Fond au Lae, Wis.; Salem, Ore., and Helena, Mout, and they’ were placed on the calendar. ‘The silver Dill was then taken up, and Mr. Bland (Mo.) gave notice that (in order to per- mit members of the committee on coinage. weights and measures to address the Honse) be would not call the previous questioa until 5 o'clock. MB. WILLIAMS OF ILLINOIS. Mr. Williams (IIL) contended that in order tohave a fair and equal dollar the amount of currency should increase as the demand for it increased. Mncn had been said recently about a dishonest dollar. If we had such a dollar it was made so by legislation and maintained as such by the republican party, While he did not believe ina 70-cent dollar, neither did he believe in a 149-cent dollar. The former was as honest a dollar as the latter. (Applame,) He believed in» hndred-cent ollar. The power to declare what whould be the unit of value was vested in Congress, and Congress had no more important duty to perform than to fix and maintam a unitof value that was fair to the creditor and the debtor alike—a unit of ralue by which every picce of property and every day's labor could be measured. This bill did not provide for inflation; it provided for a reasonable increase of currency. SOME STATEMENTS CONTROVERTED. Mr. Williams then proceeded to contro- vert the argument that the passage of the bill would have the effect of dumping into the United States all the silver of Emope. It was said that this legislation would drive the gold dollar out of the country. He recognized that sad prediction as one which had been made by the same gentlemen in 1378, It bad then Deen said that silver coin was so obnoxious to its yellow brother that it would drive him out of the country. In spite of this prediction the United States “had t over $600,009,000 of gold. Gold would not be driven cut. ‘The gentleman from Massachusetts (Mr. Lodge) had’ said that if we wished to force Europe to double standard we must stop coining silv. ‘They would be forced to the double standard only after England had taken from the United Statez, with the secuslties she held against it, every doilar of American gold. “Free ecinage would not drive | gold oat of tae country. If it wentabroad it would go iu the payment of our bonds and securities and in the settloment of the baiauce of trade. | It would be better to have silver than no metal | atall. Bese Ee! Presidential Nominations. The President today sent to the Senate the following nominstions: Stanton J. Peclle of Indiswa to be judge of the Court of Cleims, vice Glenni W. Schofield, erties ‘To be United States district judges: Wm. K. Townsend of Connecticut for the district of Connecticut, John B Rector of Texas for the northern district of Texas, John H. Baker of Indiana for the district of Indiana, Ellery P. of Pennsslvania to be attor- ney of the United Statesfor the eastern disirict of Penusylvania. Alexander P. Colesberry of Pennsylvania to be United States marshal for the eastern div- | twiot of Pennsyivania. ates mariaecorpe to be fre licduengnt rst lieutenant. — Biephea W Groesbeck, sixth infant to be judge advocate, with rank of major. steer satete Sb From Rozeat Beart wo have advance North American Review for Apri!. Coxenzoatiox of Gorsuch M. E. Charch evi formally welcomed 3:11. Lemon, whoreturus g I MOWER — RICHARDS 22h Merb 2 tse. at the sta kichaxps. ve SP fair matters. mare: oo DISTRICT GOVERNMENT. OTTENKIUNY. At the ot DEPOSITS FOR BUILDING PERMITS a ere The Commissioncrs today ordered “that here- ene after before a buiiding permit 1s issned for the vIED. Sp Oh Nednenday, March 23, a2, construction o7 any buildings on a street with ed wite Of Herman ; paved sidewalks the following amounts must be deposited with the collector of taxes to cover the expense of repairing sidewalk or curb in- jured during the constraction of such building and of cleaning the streets injured on account of excavation: “For w single building, for a block of buildings, $25 for the first building and £45 for each additional building in a block of three, and $25 for the first building and £10 additional for each building in « block of four or more. —_ Both Convicted and Acquitted. Michael J. Whalen, whose trial in the Police Court on charges of keeping an unlicensed bar near the Soldiers’ Home and selling liquor to aueral friday No. S18 Sixth street BEAC JOSEP) n. 2 u ot WT and a J twenty two dae 3 event siren Rarth= 2). m. “Friendsamd neat yew LES, On Thesday, Mar to.9 at is residence tu A\ the fitty-ainth year of his ace uneral wist the house at Mie 4 sat St. Teresa's «burch frends invited. bd March 2, i892, LAFa+ sod hsitand of ‘Nelite. Corbin tues hetioe Corkins z Match 22, U2 at 7a. m., Beach, Keqaiem mass at =. DAVIS. Ou Tuesday, at 8: oie Mare 2, 0 DAG ane soldiers was begun in_ the Police Court yester- | Pm.) MACDE day, was convicted today on the former charge | 2"4 William L. Devin, aged seven montis, two Weeks and acquitted of the charge relating to soldiers. |"! Sve ders fom residence, O10 street Thareduy, March 34. at 4). a DEANi. On Weine ap pincton, itd, Mee LOUIE E DEANE eit eke The court imposed a fine of €105 and costs. _ A Case the Judge Could Not Decide. The ownership of a yellow mastiff dog was discussed in the Police Court today. The climants were Mr. Daniel Goodacre and Mr. Edward Jack. The former called the dog “Aleck” and the latter called him “Brano.” The dog was brought into court and both claimants were recognized Uy the animal, which showed a epecial liking for Mr. Good- acre. Witnesses appeared on each side and fully identified the dog and Judge Miller said that in view of the testimony he would not attempt to settle the question of ownership and missed the case. The charge was against Mr. Goodacre and as the anitnal was found in bis possession it was returned to him. ciety Divinexp Dectanep.—The controller of the currency hae declared a ninth dividend, 5 per cent, in favor of the creditors of the Exchange National Bank of Norfolk, Va ing in ail F ton claims proved, amounting to $386,587.84. . irom comdence, No, 8OL Mame ey . pg 24, 1802, at 100... ‘530 a.m. from the South. LOLS & street vurch. requiem tare On Thursday, March 24, ¥ ot lyais, LOM. iti ceventy Sout stata eee aT new MATTHEWS. hw sm ¥ Fie ewan Mendes” Church, exeuuc between Muth and Tenth surat Mirco, at pom. oer O'Brien, Bee Creahen., aged si mouths and five days | Lartie Faldie was our dacitne, eau nd whimpered. Darang taddie, do come howe, ‘BY MIs FATHER. Funeral Friday, March Fourth stzect nurtheust spectiutiy invites SHEA. On Wednesday, March 23, 180%, x mn at biceamionee: S¢5 Yenumacs, bettas acta? =, _.. buacaud of the iste CatlLanpetiies, Shel aity two youre Foner trom bie inte reid to'at, Fetec's Cimurch, where equim, Wem suse ean Dee ockTltivee at fevende bavi Secnrrany Biase is gradually regaining his strength, and is now able to take a short walk in the open air whenever the weather is favor- abie. While he hasnot a8 yet resumed nctive contro! of business at the State Department be is fully advised of ant diplomat, and consular transactioas aid he bas been 1 sented with copies of the recent correspondence on the Bering sea question, “He took a longer walk than usual tod in the case of Daniel Murphy, | VAN RISWICK. Departed this Ife on March 22, fs assault in the first degree upos | ISTH xt ite rosin o. ney dattlter kde Rybbegs Edward Murphy, jr., chairman of the New| Vamiusei so Ue ts MAMIAN, tele ot dome York democratic state committee. returned a verdict yesterday morning of guilty of assault in the second degree, with a recommendation to merey. ‘The accused was sent to Dannemora for three years. Murphy committed the as- sauiton December 8 last with w hatchet. He struck at Chairmen Murphy while the latter was going from his brewery to his rcsidence, and the defense was insanity. a — Ex-Senator Clagett of Prince Grorge’s Dead Charics T. Clagett, son of Charles Clagett, one of the largest land owners in Prince George's county, Md., died yesterday morning after a few mi The @etor swe catse of his death. Fanera! will take piace from the residence of her danzater, sin Aubbey. Priiay afte noon at Sutchock i tyends id Feat: Vow miViLed te atten’ : 288, at 5 5. Ou Mond: MA Ms, Gelowed 2. SMEt-srm ree “ion ‘ate Lea, Wilitates teat te + Sas at ber resiaence, Gis Fiat = sorvow fade, ‘wal ear, 1 oman tases alerts Friday cum froma Pent Bap- iret bot ween Gah M Sut weet Relatives atid inendsarer mectrully uvunce tw eames “Worm A Geixes A Boxe 1885 was elected state senator from Prince George's county, verving during the sessions of 1886 and 1888. Tle jeaves x wife, a nicce of Senator Morton of Ob:o, and two danghty Bercaaws Puas His fumily are absent 01 wit to Indianapolis. - wer, and word was telegraphed them. af STASTELEAS-SYSBCIUALD ——_—-—_-.9e- — — POR ALL. ‘The Michigan Mill F-xptosion. wie: : The great mill expiosion ai East Jocdun, an ee Michigar, still continues the all-absorbing pthonpeEs, topic of conversation aud comment. The SUCH As SICK HEADACHE, number of den? is seven, Peter & Sheldon WEAK Sromacn, having died of bis injuries. Rhemhart, who was so badly hiurt, is improving and may live, TERIRED SLONETEOE, and Ringgold, whose exes wore blown ont aad and otherwise hurt, is on @ ‘air way to re- CONSTIPATION, LiVER COMPLAINT covery. Testimony at the coroner's inquest yesterday tended to show that low water in» AND PEMALL ALLMENTS, ——— Coverrd w.th a Taxtek a au] Soluble Contin, Dr. Scudder . was yesterday in- OQ. a!) drurowrs. Price, TS conte e bow dicted anew for the murder of fis mother-in- wv Seek Depet, 830. law, this time cl ‘with poisoning. Sytig:t Arkansas people's party conveution . will Te one | mect on June 21. The Virginia democratic executive committee will meet in Richmond today to tix the duy aud place for holding the state convention for the election of delegates tu the democratic nutioun) convention, t | Cumpnex Cex fou rireneas “gastos, A dispateh from Grand Forks, \. ee ‘that the tas t0 the democratic. hein rd land. >