Evening Star Newspaper, April 4, 1892, Page 1

THE EVENING STAR @UBLISHED DAILY, EXCEPT SUNDAY, AT THE STAR BUILDINGS. 1101 Peansylvania Avenue, comer 11th Bt. by The Evening Star Lape goed Companys a HES KAUFFMAN N, P Mew York Ofice, 83 Potter 1 ‘aie @ Stam i served to subseribers im Sesh or Si; por moat is moat postace Satoupar QuapRUrLE Siext STAR $1.00 per yok: swith foreign posture nailed, 83.00. ealntered at the Fost Office at Washington, D.O., a» rond-ciass mail matter. } “ai” a0 eckedantpienendboutttachuns ‘Rates of advertising made Enown om application. 2 “reo Star. Vor. 80, No. 20,225. WASHINGTON, D.C. MONDAY, APRIL 4, 1892. TWO CENTS. FINANCIAL. FINANCIAL, SPECIAL NOTICES. SPECIAL NOTICEs. SPECIAL NOTICES. CE WEATHER. FRIENDSHIP LODGE, NO. 7, 1. Fou Parscreaz, Featcnes Cc. T. Havexsen, = >, Beit ny Bt ooata) oo. palnaeeses — estes eae ae Doneee to ee | spain ‘gue ists, brother, Joh AMERICAN SECURITY AND TRUST 00. ious © cat tage ae that their specifications call for the Torrid | we ——— 980 F street northwest. Piret: DEPOSITS. Second: TRUSTS. Third: LOANING MONEY. Fourth: SURNISHING INVESTMENTS. ‘You can open an account, draw upom the money at will and yet receive interest, ‘Youcan name the company to act as your Ex- ecutor, Co-etscutor, administmator, Trustee or Financial Agent. You can borrow money upon real estate and approved collateral security at low rates of fmterest. Money loaned to build. ‘You can buy 5 and 6 per ceut investments, ‘The Debenture Bonds of thie company, which are asf beyond peradventure of @ doubt, owing to the security, &c.. in sums of 6100, 8500, $1,000 and. in fact, any amount up to one hundred thousand dollars, which pay 5 per cent par annum, payable semi-annually, and require mo trouble or looking after bythe im ventor. AMERICAN SECURITY AXD TRUST OO, 1406 G street a. w. we & T. BRITTON, President. Woors & Co. Baxazas, 1222 F ST. ¥.W., POREIGN AND DOMESTIC EXOHANGR, We solicit your banking business and offer You the best facilities for te tanssetion. WE DISCOUNT DalLy. ‘Vaiuabie time in the middie of the dag. ‘Lecasion central. WOODS & CO., Bankes, arto 18 Fat. aw. Dowxz Por Ir Ove. ‘The number of people who want life insur nce but whose physical condition will ‘Bot permit them to obtain it ts astounding. Today you are physically sound and cam ‘easily pase the physician's examination. ‘The time may come when insurance will be apabsolute necessity, but impaired health ‘may then prevent your obtaining it, There fore insure now. Send the date of your birth or callon BOWES & HALL, Resident Managers, _ -Ranttable Lise Assurance Suciety of the United Btates, 1326 F st. nw. iING PUT BY FOR THE policy im the Equitable Life ‘de what you shouid have. Wi ‘particulars. HAS. L. SUBLET, bp ‘Special Axent, TmoPecae. ° oer Umox Savixcs Base. 500 7TH ST. Wemaining four months and over. INSTALLMENT DEPOSITS running five or ten ‘Vears receive sex!-annual dividends from the earnings f the bank. Dividends for this year Gand 66 per (cent for the respective installment periods, FIFTY DEPOSIT AGENCIES for sale of savings stamps st principal stores in all parts of the city. BANK HOURS each week day from 9:30to 5 o'clook. BATURDAY EVENINGS bank will also be open from 6 to 8 e’elock. eS mhe-im ‘President. SAVINGS AND TRUST COMPANY 2 SRE DISTRICE OF GOLUMBIA. ‘GORRER 15TH OF. AXD HBW YORE AVE. CHARTERED BY SPECIAL ACT OF CONGRESS JANUARY wa, 180%. GAPITAL: ONE MILLION DOLLARS Asta es executor, administrator, guardian of the e- taten of minors, committee of the estates of lunatica, ‘Teceiver, sesignes aad executes trusts of any and every dencstpticn. ‘Wills prepared by scompetent attorney, whe is Gaily attendance, and kept without charge, whem the company is named executor or trustes, ‘Receives money deposits in sums of TRE CERTS and upward and allows interest thereon. RENTS SAFES FROM @5 TO $125 EACH PER AKNUM, ACCORDING TO SIZE AND LOGATION. Pity 7, SNYDER, President. GLOVEK, First Vice President, STON, Second, Fomnr BUILDING AND LOAN ASSOCIATION OF WASHINGTON, D. o. Bubscribed Capital $1,000,008. © Per Cent paid on Regular Deposits, and 10 Per Cent paid on Depvsite left with the Association for 5 Foare, ‘You can borrow €1,000 from us on Real Estate ssour- My and pay it back at the rate of $13 per month. ‘The 17th series of stock i» now open fer eubscrip- tion. EDWAD s You Wk. SOME, |, FREDENICK o sTEVENS ‘Maaabers of tie Waslineton Stock. CUMLEY & STEVENS Fstate, Insurance aud Stee 1335 Fat. bough! id Lted. Sess So Bet (eg ad real tain, siteuten to fretclaee ia Geen 3. Beil, = Jen RFit, © Gen. W. Brown. Bart & Co.. Bauza le @ sTREET DaposiTa EXCHANGE = DIBCOUNTR. A epestaity made of investinent securition Foretsn exchange ‘asued on all potmte. Loca! securities bowrht and sold. INVESTMENT SECURITIES. Stocks, Bonds and Grain bought and sold for cash or on marvin. Cotton bought and sold in New York or New Orleans. EWIS G. TEWES! we ‘HIB! L Banker.50 Brosdwey NY. be Ranurse, ‘Member Washington Stock Exchange, LEWIs G. TEWKSBURY & CO., BANKERS AND BROKERS, 1335 F ST., WASHINGTON, D. 0, Stooks, ee Bonds, i they ee or SPECIAL NOTICES. RACES key cas 2: continueto ¥ should “be proc aax “eye privileges of aan "Rae FORE, CALIFORSIA Ohta OustA WISE ov. 52-0 HARRYM. CON HAD. Satan. ‘GOOD SPRING TAILORING. Two weeks— * Sunday. If ae Jour suit for’ tat’ occasion you ald place your order rwht away, Spring order, Finer suite for, more ‘Trouserings st low B Attracts OWEN OWEN, “‘Up-town Tatior," Cor. 10th and N.Y. ave. nw. ape PROPOSATS FOR GRAND, STAND, BAR uaa! WED! TET, Srived SDAY. ABT. E1GHT oa ML. Yor themant fata ie ior the meeting of 1 SeckeyCru Club. twelve days. from Ap ni fo iiss Fight le reserved to reject any and all bids. A ReCUrive ComMITIEL. mb3}-6¢ ‘Willard's Hotel. THIS DAY ARCHITECTURE—I HAV ion wit ‘91b F ata. Ke we. HERMANN POFSCHE, IN, THE WITH THE NATION AL BANK OF PAH REP! exces tHar WE CON URANCE BKOKERAGE 1503 AVE, OVER 5K HE TO" MERIT IDEXCE AND A SHARE OF GR ‘OF IN- apie Sesn08 Tuxed AND REPAIRED By first-class workmen at fair: prices amd ‘faily guaranteed. ‘Is your plano out of tune? ‘Does your piano need repairing? Leave your order with us and =~ will be promptly and properly ettended aa aoe 97 Penna sve, tiw ‘Near 10th ot. Gee CARROLL CO-OPERATIVE BUILDING ASSOCIATION ‘Will hold its fourth regular meeting for'the payment of dues and making advances, st Xo. G3 E street northwest, on MONDAY, APRIL 4, 1802, AT 7 O'CLOCK P.M. Shares in the 1st issue of stock can be procured at ‘this. fo peo 2 J. HANNAN, President. DAN'L DONOVAN. Sgeretery. apl-st NOTICE-ALI. PERSONS ARE HEREBY Merned pot 16 accept oF necotiate our Cou- «Deposit No; Scb,'dated: Starch 3, Yeur after date to the four interest cow CO., Banker O13 15th wt. now. Washington, D. 0. ‘stock of Ladies’ iM enutokta ke TAILORS. ATTENTION: arLiNe "‘ARNUUNCEMENT CARDS. ‘Telephone 763 12221 MeQU! rT 2 none 00. DESIGNING, ENGRAVING AXD PRINTING FOR #OOLAL amD BUSINESS USES 7 10TH BT., NEAB G48 OFFICR 18 Sa aaa 1026 7th st. aw. en ‘ANDION! FEND! eg mblé-tr J. iM. CORR NG, Tile Shop, 520 13th st. OU COMPLETE LINE OF ANCY SHIKTINGS nee ge ren Ad - MILLIONS HAVE TERT Ter om Washington triends tor Cassard’s Fine Haus Bacon when they were not Cessard’s at Sli, "We have irfed several plane to overcome this dili- elty and Bae Bally ‘bite oval tim tage, with, cur ne uate, whether covers or eacoveped”” Don't Eeaecatved ‘upon having oy See attached to thew mae WASHINGTON Low prices from this date with hisb-srade art. 329 SS pamas 1upias = what ube be era aw ee ™ STANDARD WRITING MACHINE Furnace and the Born French Range. ‘The Torrid Furnare has no equal among hot air furnaces, while the Borm Bteel Fate ‘Range is the best in the world. nS. 8. fehe Axturee, SCEIAN ap2-3t absolutel a ne gee warp, split iutely correct. not ‘ x rite Tairand Lie ee eg Lot us talk it over with you Sabcnen Plainly Lavoe ca the insite. ae \ueeveets: suncas eed Porfect in every particu af, Ipwemiousiy constructed, | Piumbing, Heating and Tinning, eorrectis fretted, beautifully Snished. Warranced not foeplt warp or dang are) fair price and one price | 432 9th st. at ret P CLUB, ans ‘VENING, ‘april 5. Social Consciousness. All weleus NUAL MEETING oF bia Co-operative Build- toe held a No 621 F st nw. on 6 of Abril, 182, Tg sek pom. . ‘Treastirer. EV. SCOTT F. bition WEDNES- PROHIBITION UNION. Ri Hershey will apeak on pr AY SIGHT, April 6, 8 o'clock. at Good Templars’ dipand Pa. ‘unde Dk peeyeeeeeeegeeeaeyeagy? ler auspices of the f Geonre Wasburn is burned plainly upon | = ———sry Corn The the eee Tostrtment, "None genuine with: | §-<qeoTME TELLS THE TALE, nesting of the ‘Medical A 1 Asso FOR SALE Glonen 3a aces ‘Time telis the true character and worth | Colt sity ot Geongetoe ool FOR SALE (Lots)... wed Mtstaet act cuit jaeanaed th ainiy athe oo Srnchicr were ate, nee | Sees of the ane, bat the number ie also plain Je Woar to or Gyepteide sind the puiiete be peeeaoae pelt. Sen As We Punaie as eee | ee zy Oe Eee ‘not Shoes we could not afford to turn ont any- scorrisit irene eat OF ‘fs aforesaid, is svurious, oF there 18 soine deception | aford thing but ® genuine ali-lesther substan- Petter on eae Bi eel at TO stitended gr practiced. be eof to tial and comfortable shoe. We stake our | $0.csruelra) on 2 rhe this are the vole agente f pd pore fo Bagg Lyall decowe, business reputation on them. Prices. 63 2 AS it. HOLT, 32d dew., Secretary. ‘dace fo our ales rooms: where you eitvaleays Gnd S aud up. ‘“*Emerson” Shoes are for men | @ AR FROGUAN. full, complete and iresti stock ‘of the genuine Wash- only and are kept shined free. ‘There. will 17, one official souvenir bara ‘wandoline snd Guitare. Kea Ur Rane, Tovrain of the. “ack me Seampment and teat | Lost axe vous Fenember our bumber. BR. B. GROVER & 00., ‘esued. by the. Ail 0. (Ea: . : JOHN F. ELLIS & CO. 2 President, Minder th ‘the auspices of MANICURE, 037 Pa. a "Sole Makers and Sellers of the ‘Hmersen' Shoes,” ‘ecutive Coimitter, MEDICAL . wee ‘Nour 10eh @t._ Further inforauatiga y Pe obtained at Room 112, | 1BCELLANEOUS << yk EXCHANGE—A | 1103 Pa. ave.—next to Star adice. sp4_ | Washington Loan bailding. MONEY WANTED AND TO LOAN new corsage Cassels lark, Md., jashing- within thirty minutes’ ride of W: “DO UNTO OTHERS AS ¥R WOULD," ‘and 90 forth, and go up to GORMULLY & JEFFERY MFG. 00., 1825 14th st. n.w., of the principal avenues. ‘The ‘To inspect their bargains in BICYCLES, From 815 = it cold to @150. Machines to suit everybody. a 63,800. Apply to WESCOTT, WILCOX & HIESTON, ““& GUOD BEGINNING 1907 Pa. ave. CAN 1G ASp,CORL Gs Makes « good ending." Comfortable from the first, oo corner 10th and F sts. holding its shape well and stylinh to theend, the womn- mndSt Coupee Boots. out pair is thrown amide only for a new pais. foe amy trade trade at” ‘There will be no temptation to try something else if mb31 you once begin wearing the BAKER SHOR. —_>™ TAILORING AT POPULAR PRICES. BNYDER & woop, *‘Just ‘round the corner" at 1430 N. ¥. ave, 423 Lith st. a.w. mb31-m_ ae NO FAIRY TALES. cxihe clams made for the Holian seem in- ible, put ite Powibiuties have, im fact, y bot yet been fully estimated. Fe OWE_ OWN IMPORTATION OF MADRAS, CHEVIOT AND FLANNEL SHIRTINGS | + Is ready. Coming from the renowned manufacturers, C. & J. ANDERSON, you know just what choice styles to expect. Stripes, Plaxds, Checks and the Solid Pinks and Blues. There is considerable satisfaction in get- ting first pick, isn't there? Let us measure you n: You know what an expert shirt cutter we have. Hi dreds of you have had the pleasure of wearing perfect- fitting shirts—the outcome of his long and practical experience. ‘Teil us what style of shirt you want, «ive us a reasonable time, and we'll not only give you = perfect ft, but will have your order ready at the tine Dromised. Leave order at Men's Department. WOODWARD & LOTHROP, 10TH, 11TH AND F 878. ¥.W. [So ial OF REMOVAL. LBave reinoved my office one door west, to No. 1410 Tris uot confued to the ordinary organ and Piano sores, 119 orchestral properties aru woD- dort may music ever ian is the most remarkable and ind volte able mavcntion vet given to the musical On free exhibition at SANDERS & STAYMAN'S, 934 F ST, mh30-1m ae MERI" MODERN IDEAS, fet-3m At this writing (11 a.m.) our store is crowded with buyers of our incompar- able tallofing. Our modern method whore T have tmodations and in- Sreaied facilitie. for couiuctt f the ve various ‘beanies | 7a Se Favor, Of the real estate bus Purehasedtut ine — ferese si the" lotic eatablised ‘and favorably un & Co, Tow have the . i Fire Insure nice Coujubies, ren reurnted Vy de ir W. 0. MERTZ'S fansoni, aes. the lina, Hartford, Sprinvtel Frauvlin aud National, pao an ince any aiuount of Tulloring Shop, insurance on, dwelll reliable | ape 514 11th at. companies I lave slso made frovicion for atten tothe rentine of Louses and collecting of will Le lad to have pro} such att ‘You Sq PEMIONITY TELLS In nothing more than in type ead in thy new ocee. fous B. Wicdt, writers, In competition with the masta 1a10 G at. Remington, “Hainmond, Caligraph, SPECIAL INDUCEMENIS ‘TO CASH PURCHASERS OF COAL. Special Denswore and Crandall the SMITH PREMIER TYPEWRITER was unant- 8. A., by board of mechanical ex- Derts in the Army. 150 machines have thus been contracted for. On trial for the auking. HENRY A. CLARKE & SON, Agente 935 F Street. mh20-6t (OVED, SHIPPED, WORCH'S PIANO id ts ‘Teh et. ; also ing of bainjos, strings for all kinds of susvru: Jald-Sun NOTICE. OF ACCESS. 3100 ae road foot alleys. Size “03100. ‘The in- veatinent wil doublein weeks, not mouthes N.1.—You cannot make s siinilar purcuase outside of New Town. T. H. GARDNEI feed He 3. The weather de Likely to de | er sander woutkerly ternds. Here are two specials in Palings for et NT wanted Fors five-story brick building on@ st. between 11thand 22th sts. n. ‘This building will be erected to suit “eneeglly Late, front fences: any business. Lot 26x128. Floor Flat Hemlock Palings (heeded), $1.25 spaes.ef new tnliding 37.0000: por 100, panes aad ‘White Pine Palings (headed), dressed all around and make attractive fences. d0mM B. WIGHT, Prices? Lower than eluewhere. mb30-08 1410 G ot. We have but ‘one price” for Tambor ‘and that price guaranteed the wweat, Libbey, Bittinger & Miller, “The People's Lumber Yard," Cor. 6th and New Yark ave. n.w. Cor. 11th and Oste. a. Bem MONEY TRANSFERRED BY TELEGRAPH. Increased facilities for this class of bual- Kore. All Vrtcipal pouutoin Buroper Asie and the United States ae LEWIS JOMNSON & CO. Bankers mb30-Lin 1315 F st. n.w., Bun building. opt PERSONS MAVING PAINTING TO DO ‘will find st to. to eail ou oF ad- . A. GLENN, cor. ‘ts, = ‘apaawe dross JAS, bing & speciuity. P1408 Moved, PACKED AND SHIPPED BY CAREFUL MEN At moderate prices, at our risk and under our guarantee, Leave your orders at our office and the same will be faithfully at- tended to. JOM F. ELLIS & CO., ‘HINA AND INDIA SILKS. ‘A Yesutitul line in plain colors an to 61's yard at TeLoe. gow 2ihvt and Ta ave MANDOLINS, BANJOS, GUITARS, AC. SS Condens. jolins, Fine Violin Strings and we, umes rel ae meats 987 Penna. sve., one WALDECKER & C0. 71 Sw = ee Pry HANDSEWED SHOES aT ea;| ° BAVENNER & DAVIS, 7 SNAPI BS ———— "We have an clegant elevated suburban reat gence’ plot on ‘Washington Helehts.. mri 100 fost. Worth $1.00 per fi, which We an sel for 10.» yrwill Took st thts nite after it 18 sold OF THE WORLD. NOTARIES PUBLIC. OCEAN STEAMERS pyreeeeied lL VALUE For EVERY PENSY. In table cutlery we confine our- selves to the best. The majority of our stock is imported and made expressly for us by the best English makers. Carving Sets, Knives, Forks, &c., with and ‘without casos. We probably have the most at~ tractive variety of kinds, styles of handies and shapes in Tabie Cutlery to be found im the city. You get full value for every penny expended here for Table Cutlery. v PIANOS AND Oa High-grade PERSONAL, 8 7 6 7 2 2 8 3 5 7 7 8 2 2 2 2 2 3 3 3 3 2 7 2 8 8 8 2 7 7 5 2 3 8 7 2 7 8 7 1 7 2 8 2 2 Ww. WANTED (Mlisce!laneoas) Statement of the circulation of Taz EVENING Stan for the week ending April 2, 189% MONDAY, March 28, 3892. TUESDAY, March 29, 1892. WEDNESDAY, March 30, 1892. | THURSDAY, March 31, 1892, FRIDAY, April 1, 1892. SATURDAY, April % 1892. Rol ing with a ready sale. Better get a pair for the young ones. BARBER & ROSS, Builders’ Hardware, Cor. 11th and @ sts. n.w. 38,482 opt =’ THE BRIGHT SUNSHINE Qf, Festorday awaken you to the fect iat your heavy clotting tuecdsonabicacd iso litif shabhy? Ifso, our business is to furnish you Fifblouy sy made Qyverconts and " GEORGE SPHANBY, 34 7h ‘Total. Dally average... Corresponding week 1891. ‘solemnly swear that the above is a true and correct statement of the circulation of THE EVEN- ING STAR for the week ending April 2, 1892 J. WHIT. HERRON, Cashier Evening Star Newspaper Co. apie eget Tow scquarnren wits ane The Resolution of the Senator From Alabama Discussed. THE CHINESE EXCLUSION BILL. It is Passed by the House Under Suspension of the Rules. THE PROTEST OF MR. HITT. His Claim That It is a Violation of Treaty Obligations, THE SENATE ‘The expectation of an interesting discussion on the silver question, based upon Mr. Mor- gan's resolutions instructing the committee on finance to examine into and report upon cer- tain phases of the subject, seemed to have no particularly attractive power on the general public, for the gallerics had even less than the usual number of spectators when the session of the day began. ‘There was a fair attend- ance of Senators, but Mr. Morgan's own seat was unoccupied. THE M'OARRAAN CLAIM. The famous McGarraban claim made its reg- ular reappearance in the Senate today in the shape of a bill reported by Mr. Teiler from the judiciary committee to submit to the Court of Claims the title of MeGarraban to the grant of land 60 lon, =— by him. It was placed on the calendar, 3 loar, chairman of the fudiciary cate stating that he bad been absent from the sittings of the committee during the time that that bill was before it, and since then he had been unable to give the sub- ject the extensive investigation which it re- ‘quired. He therefore did not concur in the report for the present, but reserved the right to op- pose it, as he should determine after examining the subject. MR. MORGAN'S SILVER RESOLUTIONS. ‘The Vice President having laid before the Senate Mr. Morgan's silver resolutions that Senator expressed his willingness to let them go over till tomorrow, so a8 not to stand in the way of the Indian appropriation bill, on condi- tion, however, that = should be allowed to call’ them up tomorrow and to address the Senate. Mr. Sherman remarked that under the rules of the Senate the Senator might call up his ree- olution and discuss it, but that when the dis- cussion was interrupted at 2 o'clock the resolu- tions would have to go on the calendar, and could then only be taken upon motion. That was the rule: and if tue Senator from Alabama asked that by unanimous consent the rosolu- Subscribed and sworn to before me this fourth day of April, A.D. 1998 OFFICE OF W. 8. THOMPSON, Pharmacist, Washington, D. C., Jestuary 18 1808, Mr. ROBERT CALLAHA 5 JOHN T. C. CLARE, Agent Lippe ‘Re Notary Public, Goverxmeyt Recerers Topay.—Internal rev- enue, $902,258; customs, $445,428. Sxcretanr Fosten has gone to New York for afow days. Private Secretanr Harrorp is confined to his house by a sudden attack of illness. Tae Cuaurxe.—The torpedo boat Cushing arrived at the Washington navy yard Saturday. n Years und take 1 Dast Be Plsseuretn apeakitw of the accuracy of ite works A short time ao another of. Ur registers was iniro- Teun" were found to be and that { an entirely satiated with the cbange. W. 8, THOMPSON. eve FURNITURE HOUSR SALT FI6H Later she will proceed to the proving grounds tarde ee en ae Tndian Head for the purpose of testing tor- YESTERDAY WAS A WARM DAY— DID YOU MISS A REFRIGERATOR! STILL WARMER DAYS ARE COMING— BETTER GET A REFRIGERATOR KOW! I HAVE A TREMENDOUS STOCK OF ALL'S QUAKER CITY REFRIGERATORS. EVERYBODY KNOWS WHAT THEY ARE AND YOU CAN HAVE ONE BY OPENING AN ACCOUNT WITH ME Sven Puronases.—The offers of silver to the Treasury Department toaay aggregated 886,000 ounces. The amount purchased was 494,000 ounces as follows: Sixty thousand ounces at €0.8783; 434,000 ounces at ¢ 20.8785. Srcuerany Foster left Washington yester- day afternoon for New York. He will remain until Tuesday afternoon. Secretary Elkins is in West Virginia and Secretary Tracy in Rhode ni Jusrice Laman Berren.—Justice Lamar of the United States Supreme Court is reported as much better this morning and is gradually recovering from his recent attack of sickness. He passed a quict night and this morning par- took of a hearty breaktast. ‘Mra. Margaret C its 3 118 Massachusetts avenue Sieg ee cant JOHN RUDDEN, 518 Seventh street northwest, cot Navat. Onpens.—Lieut. John Gavin has been ordered to appear before the retiring board on the 6th instant. Prof. Wm. W. Johnson has been granted permission to leave the United States during the coming summer vacation at the U.B. Naval Academy Comnissioss SioxxD.—The President bas signed the commissions of officers in the Dis- trict National Guard: H. G. Forsberg, captain, : battery A, light artillery; Frank B. Couch, eap- = Wor and utente Cnet (Co al Figo per geen ert gt ge roercaraig oes on Ene k’sows ne icant sixth battalion of ae _ nina NEWS" BY SIMPSON. ‘The best dressed men are those usually TaWoring clad in plain, rich and unobtrusive clothes. You should carefully avoid a CORRESPONDENCE AND THE PHONO- za ‘bundle. your correspondence readily? "It not the Ashen Betp you out of tho trou ‘and, economical Unie, One mans labor and mioney. saatearse er ore ooprenti Fi wo Kadita RAP! ey Thai, Siri jocks in Derby Hats, locks haha in Crush its ea Oe “Biocke™ it ¥4 oe ps Ladies’ silk ‘Hats. 0 5 i Men's acintoshes. Disraicr Ixpentepwess.—The last quarterly statement of the indebtedness of the District of Celumbia issued by United States Treasurer Neboker shows a total debt on I peel 1 of =. ~ 4 pattern which *‘suucks" of loudness | 133,400, a net reduction of #2,973,250 since July We are doing the finest tailoring in the » 878, and a net reduction of $262,121 of in- Ht city right here. Why not leave your measure, for an Easter suit to onler? & woice Live-Savine Mepats Awanpzp.—The Becre- tary of the Treasury has awarded silver life- saves tor moore smomage saving medals to John W. Brindley, Chas. Van tions should stand in the way of other morning business for so long as any Senator desired to speak on the prolitie topic of silver he bad respectfully to > object. % Mr. Morgan—I most respectfully object to your taking ine off the floor 80 as to : your Bill betore the Senate (® bill which Mr. Sher- tian had asked to have taken from the calen- dar and acted on—for a uniform standard of classification and grading of wheat, corn, oate, barley and rye). Mr. Sherman—The bill which I ask the Sen- ate to take up is one to which there is no ob- jection. Mr. Stewart—tI object to your cutting off the discussion on the silver question. Mr. Dawes—4 do not desire to stand in the way of the universal courtesy of the Senate. Therefore, if the Senator from Alabama desires to go on with the discussion of bis resolutions now I will not interpose the Indian appropria- tion bill. Mr. M thereupon took the floor to ad- dress the Senate, but yielded to Mr. Wolcott, who gave notice that he would address the Sen- ate on the silver question on Wednesday next, and to Mr. Gallinger, who gave notice that he would address the Senate very briefly on Mon- day next on the joint resolution for a commis- sion to select a site for the establishment of national saitarium for pulmonary diseases. Mr. Wilson objected to any arrangement that would interfere with the consideration of bills on the calendar. Mr. Morgan informed him that he was not proposing to speak under any arrangement, mat under the rules of the Benaie. Mr. Morgan continued his remarks and his speech was only broken by a colloquy with Senator Sherman, who asserted that the mean- ing of the act was perfectly plain, Mr, Morgan contending that it was not THE HOUSE In his prayer this morning the chaplain in- voked the divine protection upon those fami- lies which bad been rendered homeless by the tempest in the west and by fire in Now Or- leans, Mr. Geary (Cal.) moved to \ the rules and pass a bill to absolutely prohibit the com- ing of Chinese persons into the United States, A second to the motion was 153—14. Mr. Hooker (Miss.) made an earnest effort to secure a longer time for debate than the half hour allowed, dwelling upon the importance of the measure, but Mr. Heard (Mo.) objected to hisrequest. Mr. Geary said that the pending measure remedied the defects which existed in the exist- ing law. Xo measure short of it could effect the ends desired, and he boped that the House, at « time when so much was being said pro- tecting American labor, would not Pane to protecting it from imported foreign pauper IT WOULD VIOLATE A TREATY. Mr. Hitt (Ill) said that fatal objection to this bill in the mind of every man of honor and truth was that it was a deliberate violation of plighted faith. There were many business Burew and Wm. Oakmore, privates in the fif-| interests at stake, but they were all small dust — coe ee teenthinfantry, for saving the lives of Capt, | in the balance when compared with the propo- re PROCTOR & cael B, Tallor, cor. Oth and G spt_| Hedburg and Private Peter Galloway of the same ae ee a ae ae ae ante Ock hi off Fe many ani ~ re a a pong gn ele | py 18 fat Nothing like it for ad- ywriter Process. | to Capt. Edward D. Ballentine for rescuing the | there been presented to the House ‘one srhich aes ‘nese crew of the propeller Oswegatchie on Lake | had so utterly cr ran luron in November last. tional faith. | With a. cold “perfidy thts bal ‘ects pat noe declared that all treaties in contravention with we Sexon Dox Pzpzo Mowrs, Chilean minister | this act should ‘be repealed, set aside and Pa net oe to the United States, called at tho White House | “>FO8*te). os us int at onnaun baew qe ane Baron. this morning in company with Secretary Blaine | ghat to pass the bill would be a ‘ofhonor — to bid farowell to President Harriton. The | and of good faith. OM THE MARKET. Telephone £30. apt senor will leave with bis family in afew days| Mr. Geary said that the Chinese government, ‘THE MOST BEAUTIFUL BANJOS MADE. WELL! ARE WE INIT? for Europe en route to where he will bot eae bite officers at home and in this PRON THE PRIN =< Sa ee congress. any, be jone everything in its power to WYCKOFF, SEAMAXS & BENEDICT, identical (OTPAL | juan, but HODGES ae saat _ Siolate the epirivef the treaty, and efter further PROFESSIONAL PLAYERS. aad eee ee Pensoxat.—J. E. Keating of New York, W. | debate the bil was passed by & vote of 179 to 42. ‘LE DROIT BUILDING, FRIOKS FAIR AND REASONABLE. wie LARGE STOCK ALWAYS ON MAND. = ee, JOHN ¥. ELLIB & 00., ‘907 Pennsylvania ave., near 10th st, WHOLESALE AGENTS. ap@-iw es oun ey GEORGE GOULET. nee WW. WALS! DANIEL SHANAHAN, mb23-2w 390, 83? and 334 Ne ee tan ov: COUPONS ‘You can seve 10 per cent on your launary bilia, Nothing but first-class work. jw Jersey ave. i. Ww. Fe: EAL TH 18 WeEALTEL H. Bass of Indicnapolis and W. H. Prettyman of Delaware are at Willard’s——J. D. Smith of rt, E. B. Jones of Baltimore and R. ago of Elmira are atthe Randall.—— |. D. Curtis of Worcester, C. W. Littlefield 5, Be erase. W. Moore of New York, Gen. of the army and Gen. C. H. Ohio are at the Ebbitt——Rus- G, W. Lewis of P. Morris of Gilbert Boston and Jos. H. Call of Los Ange- P.. rman of of Cleveland and T. ‘Yothing conduces more to good health than t ry i Bam THE G A K ENCAMPMENT. An Appropriation of 675,000 Reported in the tbenate Today. Senator Perkins today reported a proposed amendment to the District of Columbia appro- FOR NELLIE’S DEATH. Mrs, Montagu, Her Mother, Charged With Being Responsible DEATHS CAUSED BY THE TORNADO. Hailstones as Big as Teacups in Missouri. ,|MR.MORGANON SILVER [27% Waeck ox THEC. & @ FOR LITTLE HELEN'S DEATH. ‘Mrs. Montagu Placed on Trial at Dublin fer Manslaughter. Doruim, April 4.—Intense interest is mani- fested here in the trial of Mrs. Annie Margaret Montagu, wife of Robert Acheson Cromie Mea- tagu of Cronmore House, Ballylese, county of Londonderry, who was indicted bere on Batur- day for manslaughter for killing ber three- year-old daughter Helen and for cruelty to Aus- tin, Walter and Gilbert, ber eons, under the age of fourteen years. The trial of Mra. Montague was set for March 17 at the Londonderry assizes, but ber counsel, end Mr. Jobs, Mr. Williams McLaughlin, Q. C Row, Q C., application for a change of venue on the ground that public fecling im Ulster was so against their client, who was a convert to Catholicism, that it would be impossible for ber to obtain s fair_ and Ste trial there, where religious f cst tea at high. ‘The application was granted trausterred to Sateanetrtne Aten early hour crowds in the vicinity of the court house, and just after the QPening of the court room it was interested crowd, who eagerly discussed case in all its bearings before the hour set the formal entry of the judge. After the judge bad taken bis seat Mr. J. At kinson, Q. C., solicitor for Ireland, who prosecuted the case, ‘that the grows ort not charge Prisoner with inten- tion to kill or injure her daughter Helen, but owing to the extreme and unreasonable punishment sbe had infiicted upon her, resulting in the girl's death, eb abe was charged im peered of manslaughter as the true sed which the graud jury bad returned against er. Much delay was met with in . aed Mra. Montagu’s counsel ch Protestant among the talesmen and the crows objected to a number of Catholics, twelve men were secured and the indicumons was road to the accused. She guilty to all the counts therein. ‘The x ded to proceed against her on the indiob ment charging her with manslaughter. sixty RIED | In Kansas, Farther Reports From the Scene of the Great 1 Storm, Kaxeas Crrv, Mo., April 4.—As the telegraph service is being re-established through the storm-swept district of Kansas many strange stories are being brought in about the freaks of the wind which caused so much devastation all over the western part of the state. ‘The list of dead and injured is in- creased with every new report received, and it iw now estimated that the hist of fatalities will reach sixty within the state border, while three are reported killed in Oklahoma. In most instances these who wore killed died instantly by being struck by flying debris, and in only three or four cases were the deaths lin- gering. The hundreds who were injured have eas broken limbs and severe contusions in very few cases wil we injtries prove fatal, although many victims ae Semen to lie all night in the soakm.g rain which followed the storm. A son of William Eggers, in Butler county, was taRen from his father's arms by the foros of the wind and dashed to death against a tree in front of the while the father barely of the wind. James Wilson, in Greenwood county, was caught up by the tornado, carried rough the air and forced against the side of a barn, where a scantling was run through bis body. "He was pinned to the barn eight fost from the ground and died in horrible agouy. At Dalton the house of Wm. Little was crushed and his four children and bimeelf kilied and his wife badly injared. About fifty persous were injured end as itis impossible to make an estimate of damage to property. ~ HAILSTONES AS BIG 48 TEACUPS. ground. The damage was confined te lights. Lxxixotox, Mo., April 4—This section Visited by a severe rain and bail storm day afternoon. The huilstones were than marbies and fell so fast and furious the ground was soon covered. The roof of the police court was broken and some panes of Blass suffered. It is estimated that di Afternoon there was an average rain fall inch or more. Corrervitx, Kax., April 4.—A terrible storm Visited this locality iast evening. The wind ‘was accompanied by hail and rain. The light ning struck the tall tower of the Church and tore the steeple to pieces. No one was in the church at the time. Windows broken by the hail and baros and outhouses overturned by the win WRECK ON THE ¢ A Rock on the Track Upects an (Engine and Kills Three Men. Crxcommatt, Onto, April 4.—A Charleston, W. Va., special says: A freight train on the Chess- h reported killed together with their salaries, &c. “ln the accompanying letter be says: “Bo far slam ictormed the Present without detriment socemnten a oe the good of the public of the War Department and its bureaus to the Roesian famine fund amount to @268 0. Four offices are yet tobe heard from, which, no doubt, will swell the amount to 9500. The ererheskeryemapesagererd Office com- Sires oan of of ‘817.75; ‘This cum was today paid over to Mr. E. Francis Riggs, treasurer. ——— While ‘to secure come tl {Tevaneviia i, ous fo i