Evening Star Newspaper, March 25, 1892, Page 1

THE EVENING STAR. PUBLISHED PAILY, EXCEPT SUNDAY, AT THE STAK BUILDINGS. 1101 Pennsylvania Avewue, corner 11th 8t.. by The Evening Star Newspaper Company, S. H. KAUFFMANN, Pres't. New Yor Office, 8 Potter Building. Tee Evexixo Stan is erved tity By carriers. om their own note, Seek. of Sic. per mouth. Copies ai the commeed, fentsicacii. By rail any wherein the United States or Caada—pomtane orepasts ‘Ocents per mouth. ATERDAY QuapBUTLr Sent Stas $1.00 per Fear: fh foreian Posture odted SEO nn OOO [Entered + Post Office at Washington, D.C.. as @ond-ciass inal! matter.) EE All mail subscriptions must be paid in advance. Kates of advertising male known on application. | Vor. 80, Na 20,217. The Evening Star. WASHINGTON, D.C, FRIDAY, MARCH 25, 1892. ¢ — TWO CENTS. Washington News and Gossip. _FINANCTAL. FINANCIAL. SPECIAL NOTICES. d | SPECIAL NOTICES. SPECIAL NOTICES eg SEIKI CALASM, WO! 'S HALL, 721 The weather is likely to be juir and sight SALVATION . SPEC ae | wei mers icinds shiping ‘0 bout ~ These meeting TON atbord Tavesrxexrs, = ivgte sities, Mira Cabeli's, 110 24 at's. day’ evenin eae This Company will be glad to consult with ‘any parties who may contemplate making their wills or disposing of any part of their estates by estabilshing trusts. Careful at- tention to the wishes of testators, the pro- tection of legatees and the periuanent char- ‘acter of this Company make it not only # secure but desirabie agency for parties who ‘wish to provide for protection in years to PAID UP CAPITAL, 81,000,000. Parties wanting to invest money cam Durebase cool real estate securities either with or without the guarantee of this company. come. WASHINGTON LOAN AND TRUST CO., ‘NR WASHINGTON LOAx AND TRUST mabe ‘Oth and F streets northwest. COMPANY. mb2t-38 B. H. WARNER, President, UTED States AS13 FST. NW.) WABHINGTON, D.G. of stock FIXEDend GUARANTEED. Asour Trusts. Do not underestimate the necessity of making your will now. Doing this does Rot necessarily imply that your term of Life will be sho-tened. This company pre- pares and keeps wills free where it is named As executor. ABOUT DEPOSITS. Sums of any amount will be received by ture. Sand6 are made. | 3m 3 J SSCRANCE PLACED. ‘ON ‘women in amounts BiB 1 coo Annuities issued, opp companies. mbS-Lio : 1305 F st. LIVES OF MEN AND THERE WILL ft thels office ance Company a MONDAtS inl 4, 1802. for th Dine direchaoh foe the ensuing yea Rand close at 2 p.m. wih -eoddt BE A MEPTING OF the Corcoran ‘olls open at COMPANY" will be held on MONDAY, April 18,1802, at 12 o'clock m. retary. Directors: WM. 0 ROO! BORE QECAR ROOME, . HI co. CAMP! it the office of the company, 617 F at. n.w., for the purpose of electing a board of directors, for the ensuing year and transacting any other busi- ness that may be necessary. 8. Herbert Giesy, Sec- President: JOHN 0. JOHN- H. DAVIDGE, ‘Treasurer: 8. HERBERT GIESY, Secretary and Attorne! BNWELL, CHANLES Gs ITNGWSE?, THE Tnsur- 604 11th st-n.w.. on pw of e ©. McCLELLAND, Secretary. | <n ‘The xnnusi meeting of the stockholders of “THE MERIDIAN REAL ESTATE AND PROMOTION rari Be- Mare of joining an association that has not this fea- March 25, at 8 p.m iting Committee and the re of the couminittee sphointed to revise the constitution, and by-laws will ited ier of th BY anos. Me thiy company on deposit and interest al- Jowad thereon. Such deposits are subject fo check at al! times. There aro advantages im having more than one bank account. Why not open an account with this company? Fiveuty BUILDING AND LOAN ASSOCIATION OF WASHINGTOY, D. c. ‘Bubecribed Capital $1,000,000. AMERICAN SECURITY AND TRUST CO., A. T. BRITTON, President. Bow Stone Building. 1406 @ st. n.0e, ty yearr. ity and pay it back at the rate of $13 per month - = — tion. Procsess. Pxorserios. Pesercansry. fashioned life insurance policy was a combined with almol:ite security. ‘913 and 915 F st. nw. Next to x wes atvlutrty wncometationl. Columbia National Bank. toned pohey was complicated im ober rein JamuaKe. oy ras ‘= as simple and un- ‘al asa proiis-ory note, ipedors Hfuliecy aa told Uy the Equitable, he ba ‘only, is the Free Tontine. his and by i jor one Year. iNCOB- 5 stew payable te Tien Fecept of satisfactory proofs Tt becomes non-forfeitabie after 6 Per Cent paid on Regular Deposits, and 10 Per Cont paid on Deposits left with the Association for 5 ‘You can borrow $1,000 from us on Real Estate secur- ‘The 17th series of stock is now upen for subscrip- Offers unprecedented opportunity for investments, For circulars and other information apply at offices, > afford to insure until you have in- the sree Tontine Policy of the Equi- the office or send your mame, ad- of biru BOWES & HALL, Resident Managers, Aauitable Life Assurance Society of the United States, mb25 1326 F st. ow. Chas J. Bell, = Jas. E. Fitch, © Geo. W. Brown. Bi & Co.. Baxxen 1406 @ STREET. DEPOSITS. EXCHANGE. DISCOUNTS. A specialty made of investment securities. Foreign exchanse issued on all points. Local securities bouht and sold. INOW. MACARTNEY, Meusber N.Y. Stock Ex. CORSON & MACARTNEY, GLOVER BUILDING, 1419 F ST. 'N. W., ¥enkers and Dealers in Government Bonds, Deposits. Exchange. Loans. (o4P1TaL stock oF THE SCHILLINGER CURBING AND PAVING COMPANY Is cffered for sale st its par value. $100 PER SHARE, At the Banking House of WOODS & CO., 122 Fat. aw, OFFICERS. L. P. WRIGHT, President. JOHN C. FOOR, Vice Fresident. H. T. WOODS, T-easurer. HL. H. WAINWRIGHT, Secretary. H. J. MeLAUGHLIN, General Manager. REGISTRAR OF CAPITAL STOCK. ‘THE AMEKICAN SECURITY AND TRUST COMPANY. ‘The business of the company ts = well-known and Jene-estadliahed che. Jt is the intention of the com- Dany to add to its foriner lines of business that of A730 JXo W Comson- Silecet ‘Son, Toourscs ond Fat ephoue Stock dealt i = aR American Beli Teie! hone Stock boucht and aphd17 18 (086 PENNA AVE. N.W. SPECIAL GOOD VALUE IN INDIA SILKS. ASPHALT STREET PAVING, For conducting which it will have s new and complete ‘We will this week offer a line of beautiful Figured India Silks, 24 inches wide, 20 different styles, at 65¢. ; Teal value, 5c. Special good values im All-wool Cheviots, Serzes and Henriettas, all the new spring shades, at 50c. Yew Sprinx Suitins. 36 inches wide, 5c. Boys’ Blue Twilled Fiannel and Outing Cloth Shirt Waista, sizes 7 to 13, at 25¢. ‘Splendid line Gents’ Neglige Shirts, full sizes, 50c., ‘TSe. and $1. 200 Smyrna Rags, special prices, 50c. and 75e. All xrades of Straw Matting, Floor Oil Cloth, &. Balance of our Carpets at prime cost. outst of tovls and machinery, and will be fully pre- Pared to execute the largest contractsin this very pra ‘Madie line of business, OFFICE OF THE COMPANY, 1413 @ at. C. T. Havexsen. Memb-r Washington Stock Exchange, Real Estate and Stock Broker, Rooms @ and 11, Atiantic building, 00 F street northwest. INVESTMENT SECURITIES, Stocks, Bonds and Grain bouxht and sold forcash or on margin. Cotton bought and sold in New York or New Orleans. CORKESPONDENTS. J.S. Bache & Co... New York Stock Exchange. fe26-tr JOHNSON, GARNER & CO., 636 PENNA. AVE. N.W. Puosrsanic Exvistos, ‘The most efficient and palatable preparations of COD LIVER OIL on the market. Itscompo- ‘Sition is weil known and has the indorsement of the pharmaceutical and medical societies of Washington. Every ingredient in its formula, i essential and contributes to the alleviation of couxhs, colds and the symptoms of all wasting diseases. We take creat pains toprepareit caro- fully of the best materials and to have it mado freshly. Sold in any quantity. W. & THOMPSON, Pharmacist, 703 Lith ot Lehman, Stern & Co., Lamson Bros. & Co.. Chicazo Board o Trade. Private wires to New York, Chicagoand New Orleans. ‘Telephone, +x. 7m Tus Naziosa. SAFE DEPOSIT savines Ana TRUST COMPANY OF THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA, CORNER 15TH ST. AND NEW YORK AVE. CHARTERED BY SPECIAL ACT OF CONGRESS JANUARY 22, 1867, ‘Reorganized under act of Congress October 1, 1890, And special act of Congress February 18, 180. CAPITAL: ONE MILLION DOLLARS. Acts ap executor. administrator, guardian of the e- tatesof minors, committee of the estates of Inpaticn, Feceiver, assignee sud executes truste of any and every Bescription. ‘Wille prepared by s competent attorney, who isin Gally attendance, and kept without charge, when the Company ie named executor o trustee, ‘Receives money deposits in sume of TEN CENTS end upwant and allows interest thereon. Money deposited on or before the first day andon the ‘Bret, second aud third days of the month will draw in- terest from the fre day. Loans money up: n real estate and collateral security. Sella first-class -eal estate and other securities in ums of 8500 and upward, Rents Bafes or #5866768 -@10-@12.50-815— B20 825-440 450-$75_9100-and 9125—each per mb15 A Dowsws Wore For 80c. ‘That is the extent of the reduction—20 per cent off on everything in stock. Fine Jew- eiry, Silver Ware, &c. We do not intend to move and have no branch stores. We are getting ready to enlarge and improve our Percent. It will pay you to buy now. Au goods marked in plain Agures, Genoue Desio. Reputable Manufacturing Jeweler, 1273 Pa. ave. aw. Pasreva Warez Frrrmas. THE BEST IN EXISTENCE. Im the present state of the Potomac water everybody is interested in Water Filters. Call and see the many testi- moniale we bave from Wash- sngton’s leading citizens. Prices of Pasteur Fiters from $8 up. Paslrvnd, Stocks and Donde, aud all securities isted Y phis, Boston a it) of i a pAMpSCIIty made ot investiuent securities. District Yawsent store, hence shis reduction of 20 Perfect ine gorreetly + Fan ‘of every instrument. ase read and remember, present. RANEY, Secro' rat WASHBURN MANDOLINS. ticitier. Ingentoiunix constracted atafuliy finielmed. to split, warp or crack. A fair price and one price the name Geotwe Washburn is burned plainly on jarranted not war genuine ‘y Washburn Quiter sud Mandolin ts tot on'y’ branied withthe gate ‘facturer’ but the muuber is also. plain} . and the public is hereby warn red for sale, 10 whom, without the uauwe aud pumber visible as aforeania, is @ are the this jocality, Mite sale of theee goods in and the best and safest plan is te come at vnge to our sales rooius, where you will alwal fil) complete and tres stock of the genuine Wash Duru Siedolineand Guitars, “Hewenber our neue, remember our number. f= tnt an 8 ud and ors FOR HIRE. "JOHN F. ELLIS & Co. ‘937 Pa. + BYE. 5 ‘ar 10th at. HAVE FOUND WM. GARNER, 1026 7th st. n.w. <q2> CALIFORNIA WIN Pure juice of the zrape. SUNOMA bee IA Wis COMPANY, NFS AT 5 ice Eire Insarance Company tor « jection of nine day jebrnary, 183, Will be he. FAIR PRICES, lirectors to serve until the dat the office of company, 1000 Penn. ave. nw., in tie city of Wasl istrict of Colum! Po! i ‘By Order 0f the board of directors. f626-tin28in m MONDAY, a. Boose 24th day whd Telnain coved unt the 2th day FKANK T. RAWLINGS, Secretary. SPRING ANN Newgud tp ‘Telephone 763. 122) HL Mk q= MANTELS, SS tates Wrons Speriat discounts white midatr J. H. CONS re ee CARDS. Cnshion-tired Brand-new ‘REFER to One Hundred Doti Price). ‘warranted. 1325 14th st. pw, OF THE WORLD. . ‘The 1892 MODEL Of the BEMINGTON Is now ON THE MARKET. Se EAL Duntiver 13 BICYCLES— SATURDAY, MARCH 12 GORMULLY & JEFFERY MFG. CO., E” Safetys, cut —(Yorty dollars reauction mm. ‘Theve machines are of latest designs and tuly mb1z Be ™ STANDARD WRITING MACHINE WYCKOFF. SEAMANS & BENEDICT, LE DROIT BUILDING, mi7-te 8TH AND F STs. GSO PUTIN MEN rN THIS LOCALITY, who wish to meet n at luncheon, will fnd OUR L! aubery of their family 2H ROOM a very convenient place, It is weil lighted and ventuated and commends a very pleasing view of the city a Po- tomac. A atrictly sirat-claes luncheon will be served Dromplly at moderate cost. fot-3n RP Sixth floor, 10th st. building. Take Elevators. _ WOODWARD & LOTHROP, 10TH, 11TH AND F STS, . Send posts! and we will do the rest— if you want any kind of tron work. GEO, WHITE & SONS, fo26-3in nine: auver, clothins, dry, fre and bui Wa wey pk at Bacut sctures and furniture vrvot. °_ fel SPENT BY OUR iniends tor Cassard’ ¥rices wod- ine Hams: when they wore uot Cassar Higusd ine aul sia a ‘Our hame printed 0 at ib wait Diue oval in. eh is aft t come this diff with, to all oUF, fine heats, whether covered or uncovered. Don't be deceived. tag attached to them. Bee DeranteRE Te a. Suits from #35 up. ‘Trousers from $10 up. Tnsist upou having oniy woods With tuis AE D. BARR, 1111 Ponnssivenia sve, ‘Low prices from this date with hich-grade art, ja20 —————— INSURANCE. SS PROTECTION FIKE INSUBANCE CO. ED. C.—WILLIAM BALLANIYNE, Secretary. 1 a JAMES: poleres at onus prose. Of te company, 14UGG at. ae. LIC! 16W rates aid euch insurer ‘or Laid intormatwn apply to the office sues slures dely (MEDU, scvording (o aze and location. Wrausta & Eoxoxsrox, Prewden sexyis Pokey 1205 Psxsxa Ave aT Ae Sounerost Eth, THOMAS Kk. JONt= "Thine Treasurer E FRANCIS Nigga. ALBERT To Sit ErEV Directors. aS ‘Shires wi tree Mathew U, Biveey, [agree A James, (330-3 Coes Avromanc Fitres. We have taken the agency of above FILTER. ‘Tt te stmple in construction, peryect in practice and P— fers oa eta, ; Ee ‘Hoss Ferry jae. Wiliam 2 Clare, L338 also Reep Stone and Charcoal Filters. ‘M. W. BEVERIDGE, be sty rT Ta G._TEWRSDUEY, 28 Bros was fet7-te LEW! . TEWRSBURY & Cu, BANBEERS AND BROKERS, 125 F S., WASHINGTON, D. c., nj en tor cath oy oh gn’ tases Beste, Rtas Sane Pinter awnscn devs =a: "Mil Local securitwe dealt im: Constant quotations sil markets Telephone S45. ret Puorconaraxa Curprzx. ‘moderate in price. Call snd see it im operation. We PERSONAL. AMES, FORMERLY OF FAUQUIEI ‘or any one vite will send her to ‘Will bear of sometbine to her ie oN VIL SEB\ick EXAMINATION QULSTIONS ai Cit attwere mbo-1m* A cents to ‘Bend W. FLAN, A. M., Ivy Institute, oe Ww Cuthiwest cur, bth and Ke thw. MORIZED PRIVATE DETECTIVE AGENCY. epeiaep Seren tly attended ¥ iN BUSINESS. EX’ evens Sober ae “hainese ‘or calt'st aUsikre ae AND PRESSED FOR $1. Fess wets, Atte ct Taltinore, ma. ‘ind + ‘Our business foresizht has again worked your advantage. Anticipating that t price woul ‘with a number of Iu “supply and demand ers to increase their price of shingles. We fo: Stalled them, and, having an immense sock Doweht low, we will continue to sell them at id press Shinwiew, #4, $5.50 and 87 Libbey, Bittinger & Miler, Gth and New York ave. n.w. Ith and eine ‘duty on tin ana itsconsequent increased create an immense demand for Shingles we shrewdly Placed extensive orders bangle manutacturern, Teitlate the price, and the increased demand has caused ipauufactur- mh25 Pace 11 for the ben OSTER, THIS Prday) EVESING, March Ise. at Good Templar Hall, 434 st and Pa nutssion, 29 cents. <q TEAOHERS AND BIBLE STUDENTS OF international 8.8. lessons. both sexes. are contiaily invited to attend the public class meeti ¥. ‘1409 Now York ave., SATURDAY RVEN ING, 6:30 o'clock, for study of lesson to be next'Sabbath, to genteel rE 'S AUXILIARY EX.CON- Telerate, AMA Society will sitea teepion | DELNQUENT FAX List. aE aUEspay G, March 20. 18, atthe Sa: | EDUCATIONAL. ‘flee rom 8 to CRSIONS. ‘There will be no charge for admission, but refresh- we ments will be sold for the benefit of ‘the southern Women of the District who are in need or distress. -=>THE HOUSE-BUILDING SEASON. its appointments. in theceliar and a Bora French Range the kitchen. bility. The Born Range is the perfection of all that fa obtainable in cooking apparatus. ‘intoits merits, Bo sure cifvations for your new house Born Range and a Torrid Furnace. ‘You will profit by examin: ‘Have a talk with your a1 that the sp call for 8. 8. SHEDD & BRO, PLUMBING, HEATING AND TINNING, 432 9TH ST. N.W. sr O¥eFY nense of the wuFd the above rue. commended. and leave tion. - Write us for ove, COLUMBIA FHONOGRAPH CO., E st. nw. RF. CROMELIN, Secretary. WASHINGTON, MAi “H> ‘To the Friends of Organized Labor + to certify that ali the differences heretofore existi between L.A. 23N8. K. of L., and KW. Blair hia ml tot atronaxe of oreanized al y order of ti Aifferesices existing Fetween the Baners’ LA. HAVENNER & DAVIS, 22S and 930 & iCE FOR A HOME. We have been instructed to sell an ex-” ce lent two-story brick on. 5th st. bet. and? W.; 0 roous and bath; lot by 93 it.”” Wil’ ‘make a splendid home. 85,500 is the price. Teruin to suit. PROCTOR & PROCTOR, 907 G at. n. Real Estate and Insurance. re g=>MERTZ'S” MODERN IDEAS. “MERTZ’S" MODE! “Advantage No. 8. garments, but we knowhow fn dress, as ‘twere, The styles is at your disposal, to see that you get just ‘method saves you from 15 to 20 per cent. ©. MERTZ'S T Ww. js Teady for your inspection. 1 fractive lines we haveever shown. vinced. ¥, T. HALL, Shirt Maker, maby 905 F ont. Your new house should be perfect im all This means a Torrid Steel Plate Furnace ‘The Torrid Furnace is without an equal for Lealthfulness, heating power, economy, easy management, cleanliness ‘and dura- een mb25, THE EDISON PHONOGRAPH SPEAKS =—_ FOR ITSELF. eee Te only needs to be tried to. be We will send one on trial it to you for the commenda- 2380, Stohiman and the Conn. Pie AT 83; We ‘are not alone makers of to make them—architecta woolen merchant's range of and we make it our business: what you want, and our ‘s une of the most at: Cailand be con- Invitations have been issued and an effort mate to include every one Known to be in syupathy with the cause, but necessarily some have been overlooked. If ‘they desiro invitations they may obtain them by send- ing their naines to Mins Dorsey, “2025 N'st. new.s OF toMrs. Magnus Thowpson, 1300 Corcoran st. i. ‘This isthe Brst entertainment given uere for those wouien who bravely bore the peris aud adversities of with a courage which has never ‘and went to work. While health and strencth insted they asked no aid, but poverty, sick- ness aud oki age have done their work, and help from Tes. believed that c! of Wash- ARY DESHA, ‘Secretary. FOR RENT (Offices), FOR RENT (Rooms), peeyeit (Stores), FOR SALE (Horses FOR SALE (Hdunes) . FOR SALE (lots), FOR SALE (Miscellaneous). FOR SALX (Pianew, HOTELS LADIES’ GOODS. LEGAL NOTICES,, LOCAL MENTION, Be PPPDEN' FURNITURE HOUSE DO IT THIS WAY. To remove the smell of onions, fish, &c., from cooking uienails scour with due woot sakica. ¥ WAN1ED AND TO LOAN. NEW PUBLICATIONS .. ARIES PUBLIC.. OCEAN STEAMERS | OFFICIAL NOTICES ., POTOMAC RIVER BOA’ PIANOS AND ORGANS PERSONAL PROFESSIONAL, ROPOSALS, wes, RAILROADS, SPECIAL NOTICES | SUBURBAN PROPERTY. PMMEH RESORTS,, WANTED (Board). WANTED (Heip). WANTED (Roo: WANTED (Situations). WANTED (Lot: is ‘Today winds up the great guessing contest. If you have not already done so do not fail to take advantage of the last opportunity and put your guess in this evening. If it be your desire to open an account with me the way will be made easy and my incomparable lime of first-quality goods at ‘*knock-down” prices ‘will become subject to your selection. I never sue ‘out distress warrants, Now is the time to buy—prices are ‘way down—next month they may be much higher—they will never be lower. Come this woek! JOHN RUDDEN, re been satisfactorily settusd. We cheerrully recommend © § Hi Goverswent Recerprs Topay.— Internal rev- 2uwd 515 Seventh sfrost northwest ? Deiug ig, Onis On ood paper? Then evs | ee I7'S CURIOUS, Acts Arraovsp.—The President has ap- mnot ‘pie ty ae proved the act for the relief of the inhabitants If true, that any man in Wash- ington remains ignorant of the direct advantaxe he can gain with so littie trouble to himself if he wil not only buy from the maker, but buy the best. THE BAKER SHOE, 1430 N, ¥. ave. Of the town of Chelan, Wash., and the joint resolution authorizing the librarian of Cou- gress to exhibit certain documents at the world’s Columbian exposition. Maker to Wearer. Frexcx Exrrapiriox Treaty S1oxep.—A Paris dispatch says: The new extradition treaty between France and the United States was signed this morning by M. Ribot, the foreign minister, and Mr. itelaw Reid, the American minister. mh2S ‘Tae Newanx at Vexezurts.—The Navy De- rtment has received information of the ar- val of the U.S 8 Newark at La Guayra, Venezuela. She was ordered there to look after American interests during the revolution said to be in progress, but in her dispatches no reference is made to any trouble. ee ME canny scor To-THE FORE. Our direct importations of Scotch ‘Tweeds, Homespuns and Cheviote direct from the Galashields, Scotland, are at hand. These are the leading Spring Suitings and would cost you $45, 850 and $60 in any of the few tailoring shops in this country that carry them. Our price for Sacks, tailored beautifully, fa but #38. G. WARFIELD SIMPSON, mh Expert Tailor,” cor. th and G sta. Dow, Fah OE FoR ‘HE TABLE. ‘Tae ParstweNr's Catiens.—The President's callers this morning included Senators Sher- man, Gray and Dolph, Representatives Curtis, Barrows, Mutehler, Hooker und Huff, J. F. Halloran of Oregon, K. C. McCormick of New tt_of Port Chester, N. Y. ‘M. L. DeMott. York, Jethro Day D. L. Skinner an: Do You W ‘own pric for five yeara HUGO WOKC! ater ‘Test FOR SALE_No. 3327 NST., Georgetown: Zstory and attic brick modern improvements; lot 27. 50x10; alley connections back and front; price, 86,500. Terms, 8500 cash, balance payable #50 monthly. Appiy to ©. H. FICKLING, 1264 2d wt. nw., mb23-3t Washinxton, D.0. | ak Notice is hereby wiven that‘ boand'of «nim fas heet contrat 3 ob i comander te natject Uf Fiver rou ite iouth to B in brid quested to state their ¥! Same to the detail the 1a: any one calliny Major, Corps of cratican by the HARE LB Wil receive propose Of pure Linseed O11 on cars at B. city. DANIEL SHANAHAN, mb3-2w 330, 332 and 33+ New Jersey ave. a. Ww. NTA GOOD PIANO Ar YoU ‘ook at our $183 upright: uae: Pe Cotes Jald-tin and Piparian owners and others interested in th's silject are Ze $m writing abd send the ho will explaly imore board to Davis: all kinds ot Paints, Uiis, Glass, Lime, Mor- & Is 10F G00 euilOcs ‘and 0. depot. Ons cent gallon additional for delivery in any part of tae Here are two White Wines deserving of special mention—which we would like you ieiey: habits, et pera Ekebile si pera ate Write or telephone us and we will deliver yous many quarts os you wink. TO-KALON WINE COMPANY, _ OM that. now. [fel® Ko FOR Ci Come in whenever you hsppen to be Passing. Don't feel under oblixations to Emerton buy. Simply examine the shoes. See if Tar Benrxe Sea Questiox.—Mz. Ivan Pet- roff, who was special census agent in Alaska, R partment to report to Mr. Jno, W. Foster for duty in connection with preparation of the case of the United States before the contem- Plated board of arbitfation on the Bering ses question. Navat Onpers.—Rear Admiral L. A. Kim- berly bas been detached from duty as presi- dent of the board of inspection and survey on April 2 next and transferred to the retired list Telephone, 998. TY. SluwBusrath Bacio aa ne wt to oe THE FIGHT NOT ENDED. The Silver Men, Thongh Demoralized, Will Renew the Struggle. EXPECTATION THAT THE CCMMITTRR ON RULES WILL BRING IN ANOTHER SPECIAL ORDER NEXT MONDAY—THE FIERCEST KIND OF 4 CONTEST EXPECTED—THE ANTI-SILVER MEN HAVE THE ADVANTAGE. While the fight over the silver question in the House has not ended the silver men are thoroughly demoralized by last ings. The anti-silvermen are the victors up to date, and the prophets have turned their coate and are inclined to predict that that victory may be thade lasting. At5 o'clock yesterday there | Was probably nota manin Congress whoexpecied what afterward developed. The silver men | were claiming a majority of twenty or thirty votes and the anti-silver men did not feel war- ranted in disputing thie claim. Their only hope to defeat the bill Jay in strategem. The result showed, however. ‘that the thing they were most <lefective in was strategic skill. On two votes they had the bill beaten but for the Speaker's vote coming in to save it by making a tie, and on another vote the anti-silver men had a clear majority of two Yotes—two more votes than the silver men bad atany time. At the critical moment. however, four members who had voted to get the bill back toa position where jt might be tabled disappeared, and their vote dropped from 150 to 146, not counting one man who changed his ‘vote to the other side as a move in tactics. BEWILDERED BY THEIR OWN STRENGTH. ‘There was some bad management here, but no one in particular can be held accountable for it. ‘The anti-silver men were bewildered somewhat by their own surprising strength. While they failed to kill the Bland bill on the spot they won a decided victory, not only in that they killed the special order, sending the bill back to the calendar without special privilege, but that they showed such strength us to give them a decided advantage in any fight in the future. The silver men are greatly demoralized and disheartened, but they are also desperate and Propose to carry the fight to an extreme. As soon as Mr. Catchings returns to the capital the committee on rules will probably bring in a special order fixing a time for a yote on the bill. Mr. McMillin has been subjected to @ great deal of pressure to induce him to vote in com- mittee sgainst this order, but it is not expectea that he will do so. ‘The Bland bill cannot by any possibility come up in the House again without a # order from the committee on rules. CAN A SPECIAL ORDER BE ADOPTED? The question now is whether or not such a special order can be adopted in the House. ‘The votes last night indicate that it cannot, and the leading anti-silver men do not think it can. Yet noone can tell. Thore were » num- ber of absentees It is fair to assume that since they expected the vote the silver men who were absent were purposely away, and if 80, they will probably dodge a vote every time unless compelled to come to the scratch. The committee on rules will probably report special order on Monday. {f so the will be a signal for the fiercest fight yet. ‘The anti-rilver men have victory their hands and they do not propose to snatebed from them by the interposition of the gbt's bappen- | BRITAIN’S REPLY. ‘The Bering. Sea Correapondence Dis ‘cussed in the Commons. BORYING THE HILL FARM MINE VICPINS Acquittal of Canadians Accused of Murder. BUNCO O'BRIEN CONVICTED. CONSIDERING ITS REPLY. Great Britain Pausing Over the President's Note on Bering Sea Matters. Loxpox, March 25.—In the house of com- mons today Mr. Louis John Jennings (pre~ gressive conservative), member for Stockport, asked the government whether, in view of the gravity of the news from Washington ished during the last few days concerning the relations between the United States and Brit.in of the Hering sea question, the govera- meni would mform the house as to the jatest coumunications on the subject. ‘Mr. James W Lowther, parliamentary secre tary of the foreign oftice,replicd that command cations had beon passing between the two ernments during the last few weeks the arrangements for the approaching sealing teayon. Lhe negotiations on this matier were ati pending. Mr. Lowther added that be hoped the corre- pendence on the subject would be ready for ction an the honse on Monday. The ‘ Great Britain's last note to the United States be anid was ili under conmderation. Mr. Jas. A. Picton (liberal), member for Lai- cester, asked: “lax the government any mation that the United States Senate has fied tho arbitration committee on foreign relations of the United ‘States Sonate Lad recommended the ratification of the convention.” A CHANGE OF FRONT. The Star, which yesterday held that Lord Salisbury ought not to Lave knuckled under to Mr. Blaine in the Bering sea matter, declaring that the prime minister was now right in de clining to assent to a prolongation of the modos vivendi, bas made a sudden change im ts views and today publishes an article strongly advising Lord Salisbury to renew the modus vivendi Yesterday the Star said that a ronewal of the arrangement would be an injustice tothe Cans dians. Today it says that a renewal will cause the Canadians to scream, adding: “But better that than a serious quarrel between Great Bri- tain and the United states.” SAD SCENES IN A GRAVEYARD, Burying the Twenty-Three Bodies Reour ered From the Farm Mine Dexnax, Pa, March 25.—The twenty-three bodies of the victims of the Hill Farm mine es- plosion found on Wednesday after a search of twenty months were buried this morning. The remains were placed in the coffins or board boxes down in mines and the rel- atives and friends were not permitted tosee them. All but two were identified by some trinket on their persons The names were written on the boxes which were sec ty-one of the victimk were interred side by side. During the services a brother of Kichard Bigley iusisted upon seving the face of his dead brother once again, but this was refused. At this he grew frantic committee in bebult of their opponenta One | of the leaders said this mornit that the wild- bodies red ‘ranklin est scene daring Mr. Reed's 'C would | “"° ganas aie not be a circumstance to what will occur if the pein ar hertceonniend committee on rules tries to force a vote on the | Coroner Hulbert and his jury executed s dead has been detailed temporarily to the State De- It is not improbable that the anti-silver men will Le able to defeat a report from the com- mittee, and while the Bland bili is not yet dead and may revive it ie ina very bad condition. THE REPUBLICANS HOLD THE SITUATION. From the present outlook the adoption of another special order from the comunittee on cana The whole situation seems to be pretty nearly st their command. One of the most prominent silver leaders said today that if the republicans voted against the special order it might be defeated and the bill done for; but that his information was that » number of the republicans would vote for the resolution merely to force a direct vote op the bill. th republicans indicate that there is Shoeo they are not all we claim for them—well | of officers of the navy from that date. Chief | Talks with re ic Shined made, perfect siting, curate and styian, | Engineer James W. ‘Elog has been granted leave pape comeicrse ve ha px among thom ‘Free Wealone make them, sell them ana guar- | Of *bsence for six months from April 16 next, | 6 {0 What policy they w. Mr.Reed with permission to leave the United States. antec them. Come tomorrow—Saturday. Executive Cuemexct.—The President has denied the applications for pardon in the cases of Alfred C. Green of Missouri, charged with counterfeiting, and Calvin ©. 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If you bave not investi- gated the aystem ask your neighbor who uses the ‘National what he thinks of it from a business point of ‘view; then call st our office and we will give yous comprelensive and practical view. ‘THE NATIONAL CASH REGISTER CO., 643 Louisiana ave. a. w. and most of the eastern men insist that they now occupy the best possible position and will get the credit for the defeat of the Bland bill if their efforts are successful. They are using all their influence to hold the party in the po- sition they occupied last night and to get them to vote against the resolution from committee on rules. FEAR OF THE SILVER MEX. But if their efforts fail and the resolution is adopted the Bland bill will not then be safe. It will be subject to motions to table, to postpone and to amend, and what the silver men fear is that one of these motions, probably that to ne, may . They are not at all confident of ‘the result being favorable to There is some talk of a ition from the opponents to the messure to have the matter go over until next session, with an order for a vote ut a set time, without the possibility of filibuster. The radical silver men have their blood up now, however, and can proba- bly be settled by’ nothing short of « direct knockout. The southern democrats are saying that the defeat of the bill means the success of a third of astonishing stupidity. They decided that s two bodies were not positively identified thare was reason to doubt that any were, and to agt- isty themselves they must view the remaize again. Superintendent Lang and others begged them not to do so, 500 naugh. Scsrceiy was the lid removed every one in the cometery rushed to Among them was Mrs. Cavanaugh, ter and the sister of the deceased. “Stand back, ladies,” said the coroner. TOO MUCH FOR THE RELATIVES. anaugh shrieked, as did her daughters; others crowded around and the outburst of grief was heartsickening. The women were prostraied and had to be taken from the cemetery. ean ee being a ~—s vee of Cavanaugh had it closed cooded'to another one. Here an afert'was made to keep the crowd back, but it was use- less. A similar scene was enacted. At woman repeated the Lord conclusion grie: broke out anew, casket containing the body of Courtney was opened Mrs. Courtney tainted on it, ‘Mrs. Joy was also overcome and threw her bonnet and veil in the grave, after which she fell upon the coffin and, bury the berd wood, sobbed piteously. The coroner's jury brought in verdict that the men ret their deaths ou June 16 by suffous- tiou from smoke from a fire accidentally started ina brattice. No blame was attuched to the Dunbar Company. ee THINK THE WITNESSES LIED. Kod of » Murder Trial With Acquittal of the Defendants, party in the south snd the loss of several voutl states to the democrats. This feeling etn rad ae aaeien aah ry ro! Se fight is postponed until then 4 ANALYSIS OF THE VOTE. In view of the extreme closeness of the two sides on the silver question as disclosed by last night’s vote an analysis of the tie vote on the test motion of Mr. Burrows (Mich.) to lay the Biand bill on the table be int On this motion each side secured ai Fs i is He iil Hamittox, Ovt., March 25.—The most u> markable murder trial beld in Canads was com- cluded bere last night. A year ago an old farmet named Heslop, treasurer of the county of Ancaster, was murdered in the early by one of two masked men who had entered house for the purpose of robbery. The baftled the police until two Indieas, Goosy Douglass, made # confession, the substance which was that on the night of the i j zon if & i ftiece ini : : Helle 5 i i Gr BE i