Evening Star Newspaper, March 23, 1893, Page 1

* i THE EVENING —_ STAR. PUBLISHED DAILY, EXCEPT SUNDAY. AT THE STAR BUILDINGS, 1101 Pennsylvania Avenue, comer Lith St, by The Evening Star New: = Company, rat. S HO KAUFFMAN ———» ia New York Ofce, 83 Potter Building. orien ' | ‘THe EVENING Stan is served to watacribers in the exy by carriers, om thelr own account. af IDconte por tic. per montia. | Copies at the counter we ta the United States or D cents per month | DRUPLE SatEET STAR $1.00 peryear vtacr added, €3.00. peers | Poss Office a: Washington, D. C., as | Che Fve 2, No. 20,5 matter. be paid im advance. | Vv 27. I WASHINGTON, D. C. THURSDAY, MARCH 23, 1893—TEN PAGES. ing Star. TWO CENTS. FINANCTAT. vertising mads knows on applics {= SPECIAL NOTICES. SPECIAL NOTICES. Tur Nartosaz Sarz Daposrz. SAVINGS AND TRUST COMPANT (Of the District of Columbia. CORNER 1STH ST. AND NEW YORK AVE. Chartered by special act of Congress Jan... 1867, and acta of Oct. 1890, and Feb.. 1892 CAPITAL: ONE MILLICN DOLLARS. SAFE DEPOSIT DEPARTMENT. ‘Hentesafes inside Lurgisr-proof vaults at $5 per annam upward. Securities, jewelry, silyer ware and valuables of all kinds in‘owner’s ‘packae, trunk oF case taken on deposit at moderate cost SAVINGS BANK DEPARTM, Deposits received fro: ) Percent Net Investments. ‘We have for sale first mortgage real estate notes netting the pur- chaser full six per cent in sums to suit, Asznicax Szcumry & Trust Co. C. J. Buzz, Preswesr. BANKING HOU. 1405 G st. uw. BTORAGE WAREHOUSE, 1140 15th st. nw. Stocks, T. t TRUST, DEPARTMENT. Acts as administrator, executor, receiver, as- sicnse, and executes trusts of all kinds. Wills brepared by & competent attorney in daily attend- ance. pty Bensamin P. Snyder, Albert L. Sturtevant, ‘enas C. Robbins, Andrew Wyiia, ° George. Matthew G. Lewis Cl Henry James Themen Hote. John F wotecss, William E. Clark, Thomas Jones | RovertO. Holtzman, Woodbury Blair. ‘mb17 v Securities. Mt 5 » Adazus bus ding. —Which shallit be? Hyoudesiretospeew-) city Raitway stocks and Bois Bousht and Sold. late inany kindof stocks, erain or securities |“ Teiephone, 360. mbm $t will be to your interest to deal with us. = —— = Having direct private wires to all the mar- r Retvof the world our ‘aciities for trading | Do You Waxr Moxsx: im all sorts of commoditias are unequaled. ‘We make aspecialty of purchasing and selling ail LOCAL SECURITIES on com- Srocks, Bonds, trasts ni life insurance policies in old Iine mission, besides dealing in Government | Companies taken ax collateral, We ‘baile work progresses nntil Bonds and all Securities listed vn the New | 0°. can be made. YERKES & BAKE, | ‘York Stock Fuchange. m 17, Sun bldg. ‘mbis-tr” | @ We make advances to correspondents = onavailadiecollateral. Drop in. Corsox MEMBERS OF THE NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE, Bankers and Dealers in Government Bonds, W. B. HIBBS, Manager, «, Batlroad Stocks Tani, alt wecurities tiated ‘on the exchanges of New York, Philadelphia, Boston i} Tazz Wasmxerox Loax Axp Trust Comrasy, mbes | and Baltimore Coweht and sold. ‘Aspecialty jmate of investwwent securities, District Bonds and ail local, Railroad. FIREPROOF GRANITE BUILDING, NINTH AND F STS. ‘a Gss, Insurance and Telephone Stock dealt Paid-up Capital......$1,000,000. ‘American Bell Velen! -ck bought and sold. de3t | Oreanized under ACT OF CONGRESS and subject to supervision of the UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT. Acta as TRUSTER, EXECUTOR, ADMINIS TRATOR, TREASURER and DEPOSITORY For Churches, Lodges, Clubs and other Associations. Interest allowed on deposits rates from 2 to 4 percent, according to Ustox Savises Base. 69 7TH ST. NW. ¥. H. SMITH, President. & M. LOTHROP—JOHN TWEEDALE, ‘Vice Presidents, T. A. LAMBERT, Treasurer. J. H. RALSTON, Secretary. ‘Benk open during business hours and from 6 to 8 o'clock Saturday evenings. ‘Four per cent interest paid on ordinary deposits and Jarger dividends on installment deposits. _fe7-tf SPECIAL NOTICES. time Loans money om approved real estate and = Saya BROTHEL toe CHURCH, dC sts. nw, MONDAY, TUESDAY. WEDNF: DY: TRINI SAFE DEPOSIT DEPARTMENT, Cor. Third ant In which private boxes in its massive vaults are rented at rates from £3 to 830 per year, the renter controlling all the keysof bis demand hasaccy@tormme at soy and all Mines during osice hours, FIRE-PROOR OFFICE BUILDIXG. Offices rented for business purposes, which are unequaled in the alvantages they possess. Fire-proof surroundings, modern conveniences and central location. For the special ac many department ¢ are from # a.m. to4:30 p.m. every day not @lews! holiday. >*PIRITUALISM AT Nis HAL 6th st. nw. WEDNESDAY, 7:30 table evidence of “ABOUT YOUR EASTER SUIT? Iv high time you were thinking of Fmetiing new in the sine of Sunt _ Trousers for Easter—everybody else is. ‘eet busier evers day.” Don't put off com- in until we wet rushed, but come while we can eive you the proper atteution, “There's no time so good as NOW. J, FRED. GATCHEL (ate of Keen's), 408 12TH S'T. N.W. (one door above the Avenue.) mi —— ‘EASTER” SEASO’ wll find here more “Tokens,” Easter is, Booklets, Celluloid “Novelties and than ‘other twoestabiisuments, Im- inture straw at with tree cute ping out, This ix but one of iy novel. Fou know our pr.ces. PARKER, 019 7TH ST. mb2t THE RIGHT WINES FOB FISH DINNERS in order to do full justice to a fish dinner At is necessary to wash it down with etther ‘Chablis, Sauternes” or “Rieslinz”—one of our three dest white wines. Try the combination and be convinced, Either of these three white Wines at #4 per case of 12 qia or 40c. gt. TO-KALON WINE COMPANY, 614 14th st. nw. Telepnone 998, <g> WASHINGTON, D.C., MARCH 21, 189. rsuip agreement between the firm of the undersigned. under the Arm naine of Cornwell & King, 3s this day dissolved by nyutual consent. MILTON: KW. COUNWELL R. W. Cornwell. & Co. will continue the business the old'stand, ¢ mh21-3t* — Remington will stand wear and tear, So will the Frankiin. ‘The Yost maintains perfect alignment, So does the Franklin. ‘The Smith Premier is pleasant to operate, Sos the Franklin. J. B. CHAMBERLAIN, 516 Eleventh st. mht ‘AN EXCELLENT INVESTMENT. We are about to close @ syndicate of » beautiful tract of ground through which the Washington and Baitimore Boulevard will rup, and which will sub-di- Tileco creat advanuuee: Wehaves few sharesleft whisk, can be boucht for $100 each, Each shareholder will PPFull particulars civen pon application to EASTE! pare HALD PG ETHILE, aD. ST. N.W., tion to the cure of Catarrh, Asthma, Deafness, Throat Affections and Consump- tion. Piles and other rectal diseases cured without pain or business detention. Office Hours, From Sto 12 and 4 wo 6. mb18-6t FOR ALL TYPEWRI SUPPLIES, Underwood's and Littie's; telephone 1189; the “Caligraph;" prompt delivery by messenger. NEWMAN & SON, _mhit 723 7b ste n. Be SEMAN Bas, ‘MEN'S CLOTHING DEPARTMENT. Nearly all of our Spri Stock of Men's Clothing $s on our tables pear i Look ‘sound. Lower the liht one yard. Se. wi!l buy a 36-inch Drop Light, double burner and redect shade. ' iiraited number. 614 12th at ‘ HALL. 71H AND DN. W. an‘ly furnished lodge rooms for reut jonth or single night Inquire of 5 mb Tm i 22, "U3, the woods will be sold at | he public m rooms of Latimer & Sloan, 1307 G | st, on Marck 25, "0. W.S. ___Fxscntor Batate of Geo. W. AY REDUCTIO: ERICAN ICE C« White ash, eve, White asc’ stive and ayiint, $4." Red ‘ash grate, doltv= re Penouiseot tee, Who.e- HIB, President." fez? >. PUBLISHER, inti. 1116 Fst. nw, BRAINARD H. WARNER, President. YOURS= FOR THE ASKING. ‘We have just issued s very hand- some and neat “"Booklet,” .nutled “POINTS ON BANKING,” which tea brief. concise and comprehen- sive “talk” on General Banking and Investments, which may be bad Bpen application at cur Banking House free of charge. G@rit you have money unem- pioyed “Points on Banking” bas Suggestions which will enable you to fmvest your money wisely ond prosiadly. 1 QUR SPRING STYLES ARE READY. ‘THE STOCK IS COMPLETE EN EVERY DETAIL. OVER 2.000 STYLES TO CHOOSE— FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC. SAMPLES, SELF- MEASURE RULES AND FASHION SHEET MAILED ON APPLICATION. TO MEASURE: SUITS FROM 220.00. ‘TROUSERS FROM 95.00. SPRING OVERCOATS FROM $18.00. NICOLL 615 AND G17 PA. AV.: mbS-awim Woors & Co. Basxens, 1222 F Sracer N.W. BAXKING HOURS, 9 to 4:30. mb22 Cc. T. Havexsre, Member Washington Stock Exchaaga, Beal Estate and Stock Broker. Booms Yand 11, Atlantic Bailding. WUE st. nw, INVESTMENT SECURITIES. Btocks, Bonds and Grain bought and sold for cash or op marvin. ‘Cotton bought and sold in New York or New Orlescs. ‘CORRESPONDENTS. Purnell, Haeaman & Co.. New York Stock Ex- ‘Lehman Bros.. New York Cotton Exchange, Lehman. Stern & Co.,New Orieana Cotton Exchange. Lamson Bros. & Co.. Chicago board of Trade. Private wires to New A0rk, Chicagy and New Or Jeans. Telepbone. 455 ait 8 Per Gent SNTEREST GUARANTEED. Lister’s Dentifrice. Take care of your teeth so. that they cane! ~ Use food that takes and worms of decay nd bardens wives the a pleasant odor. Men find that tt ‘readily re- moves the odor of stale. tovacco Soke. Lister's Dentifrice w for wale only at Thompson’s Paarwacy. 703 lira Sz. N.W. mbot PAYABLE SEMI-ANSUALLE. Waastzy & Nepwexz, 325 N. Bacriwone, Mp. ‘Will Open at WILLARD’S HOTEL, PRIVATE PARLORS, TUESDAY, MARCH 21. TO FRIDAY, MARCH 24, ‘REAL ESTATE SECURITY. Our 3-year Coupon Certificate offers the best investment now os the market The condi- ‘ome and agreement plain and easily under- wood. JHARLES Sr, (Call at theoffca gupmurtr SviLpINe, LOAN AND InvEST- ‘MENT aSSOCIATION, 908, MEG st mw., Weshington, D.C ALSO. HABRISON DINGMAN. President. MATERIALS FOR MAKING THE SAME. DANIEL, Soc. | Orders taken and perfect ft guaranteed. mhl1&23 Free — DANIEL, Sec. His goruprnG AxD tgas aso: of OLD XD ILVER A Laxce Lvrorranion OF COSTUMES. CAPES, WRAPS FOR SPRING AND SUMMER WEAR to2S-te U* mee Sa menthe, suet prone Kux Pisoni e Baseman ee Fc a Ppa eat CIALIST LION, oculist, tn prescrib- Vision. So:neéhing new in ERSEN, Optician and Jeweer, 4 Examination free. Hours fruin 9 to NG Days wit you provided f not, ft would be Ww. mount? iu welgnts from ‘and ten distinct patterns. We aud variety in Washington and cus! fo beable tot any sizeand. weiel liptical sprockets if you wish them.) GORMULLY & JEFFERY MFG. Co., 5 Lath st. _ mbit =. BS ™ Moternc price Tatton. Itis really surprising how much goodness Is contained 12 the sults 830 to 855 ‘There suttsconsist of Taste of a fasnionabl . 0% Sign. Avayed in a suit of this character, you must be conscious of the fact that you are well dressed, that is if tt is our make of suit. Ww. C, Mertz, Garment - + Maker, SIbe- see Eleventh- «+ Street. -- {015 we THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS OF THE ‘Trust Company have declas APIs 1805, 09 ey aole on a f folders of reccra on the Bist of’ March, 18.3. feansfer books of the company will be ‘closed on he 1:02 April and retain closed until and including the Jou day of April e BELL, President. Temehiss-3t a SG NOTICE 6 NUAL MEETING > os thes: Vernon and Marshall Hall Ste The annual meeting of the stockuoldersof the above ames company will be ueld at noon on the THIRD DAY ( the frst Mon lay) OF APRI a Counc therwige known as Greet city of Hurper's Ferry, in the state, THOS. A AMS, JOS. ©. —WISHING ALL OF OUR MA- chines to ive the hfchest degree of watis- Hewlarly caution those bi Frice, paris are used and o: ly the moat reason- chares, iT any, are mace. Orders by postal will Feceive immediate dite, mbIG-ths,tott MELY TOPICS! All the bes: Roller Skates for all ages, ‘The best Dollar Saw that ever stuck its teath in a board, UAE Over 8 ‘The best Sovid Steel Hatchet for 50c. that the sinount ever bought. c@ You that we do only what we claim, FIRST-CLASS PRINTING and ENGRAV- ING. Brief work at short notice, 90c. per page, 50 copter. NOBMAN T. ELLIOTT, JOHN F. SHEIRY, Manaxer. Printer and Publisher. Telephone S433. 20) «23D st. "NO SOAHCITY OF COAL Seas ogtsiede ELPA ies ae ae Be LSS Menider J-H- CORNING, Tile Shop,i20 13th at = extra 1 q>JACESON DEMOCRATIC ASSOCIATION. ‘An important meetin will be held FRIDAY EVEN- ae MES 1, 5. Preaident. SN'SARDO, Secretary.” ee OFFIC: OF THE COLUMBIA ” RIN- | Bee Botance cones SY aie sn ae a The jgarptiy divisend of Lc percent om the captial gocher thie Company wilt be pecabie atte iiceat company ou and’ ‘april 3 180% Booka for transter of tock will te coat 3 ‘3D. COUGHLAN, Secretary. In the utility and ticability of proved FE cetera Seances ir Gaal nae ae nccaraple t cnet inca Ge are eae ee i tga Soy forever.” Gi9 14TH ST. mb23 Bee BEE avveERTISING. We advertice free all the houses Placed in our charge for rent. Our bulletin is issued every Monday morning and contains complete in- forination with regard to everything | we have tooffer. If you are house | hunting it may interest you. B. H. WARNER & Cu., 916 F st. 1 Bens trial order of our High-grade Creamery Butter direct from the churn insures a regular eus- tomer in nearly every inatance. No better proof of su- | perior quality is needed. Order by matt, telephone or messenger if youean't call in person. ELPHONZO YOUNGS CO., 428 NINTH ST. Wholesale and Retail. 1t — “HANKERING” FOR DIFFICULT WORK, We have handled all kinds of class for many years, and what we don’t know about glass would not Sil many books. We will do any kind of = Job, easy or otherwise, but what we really “‘banker” after is ‘something Gificult. Our “‘specisity” is jobs that others won't undertake. such glass job on hand? CHAS, E. HODGKIN, “Ezpert," 913 7th st.nw. fe0-3m Have you any IKE PINNING A 82 BILL ON THEM. It {sa shame to stick (he shears into thi pom ling of Fine Engiisn Striped Trouser ines for less 11 0, ret to give <0 something ewuliy good '{ will take orders: for them at 8. “Making them up at this Pelee te Juat (ke pinning a 88 OU on ‘ery attractive patterns ana oniy 88 G. WARFIELD SIMPSON, Tailor, Cor. 12th and F sta. nw. =>LADIES’ STRAW SAILORS. ‘Have you bousht your straw Sailor? Af not ‘come here first. for we have all the ‘season's “novelties in Ladies", ‘Minses’ and Children's straw Sai ors that are worth looking at. Many. imported “novelties” imp.ssible to dup icate iater in the season. ‘The prices are right. WILLETT & RUOFF, 005 Pa. ave. u.w. mh23 a ™ ota | ‘this them. | mb23 PREMIER TYPEWRITER Has the shories type bar Gor finney Tring Teiutetadins Whee ince Traine Teigertnains Penh and Pen-il Tabete the bar the wreater the wear are ezcalent bar- defore tt affects the align GRine Trusome of ment. which can be Rept per. oy an that takes up all HENRY A CLARKE & SUN, 05 2 6. The weather is likely to be rainy today and Bre gate gorabably’ clearing Wridene with warmcr southerly winds. sting screw Jost tnotion. manson | We cen save every “turn. hots saab, ‘ou lumber money at Suppose vou went Fou ‘naturally exoect s to, for it, bus you want boards—th» a , for instance. Yon fork out 81.30 ‘for 100 sq. ft But here, azain, you're wrous—/or oni’ charge’ 81.15 por 10 =a. ft. is at with everything” yon ine—our prices are ‘pleasant surprises.” LIBBEY, BITTINGER & MILLER, “Lumber, Mill Work and Butidere Hardware,” Cor. 6th and N. Y. ave. new. : mb23 w ‘a: —— rie Fair. the woil's fair he The Voie of tha Pape at then Gne of the featuresot will ne the repr sovereien von itt Leo 3 Eisen “Poonoerspiy ea resin feving bly blessing to fle Gato Cn onthe ret tite tis Volve of tue pope will be beard ia Awerica, “sucha thine woe! be invossible wit. the Phonograph. a eer ee use of the Phonograph is dis- eehing coresonience, ULC BTR PHON B.D. EASTON, Pre TRY, TRY AGAT ‘here's no limit to the number of names Fou msy suegest for my new subdivision Kensineton. Only eaea one must be accompanied by & cent in A 800 ot ty the srize awarded for tho dest name. Send for « ci-cular. Feeli lots on 85 monthly paymente, HENBY N. COPP. Investments, 706 8TH ST. mb: hor stain. Be "EEN'S TAILORING 18 BEST. If you desire fine custom-made clothes we cen supply you from the choicest patterns and finest. work south of New York, but, like all “beats,” thoy cost a little more than the common. Just the weather for a Spring Over- coat. REEN, 1312 F 8T. N.W. mb16 Brokers, No. 612 4th St.now. Houses, | ii acreawe property bought snd sold, Farms. | eee Be age ire FPS “DRIVEN IN STATIONERY. { Wo are in receipt of # large supply of | CRANE’S JAPANESE LINEN TABLETS, Letter, Packet and Note size, which we are selling at “special” prices Crane's make of paper is too well known, touced any comnenton its merits. If you Appreciate fine stationery. thie te your op- | portwn ity. NE RUPE, Blank Books, | (Just dooce the doenila <a SHIRTS FOR “DRESSY” MEN. | | <a & MATHEWS, REAL ESTATE a re displaying the handsomest patterns in ; Men's Street Shirts ever shown in this city— decidediy smart looking and | m made only 8.50each. Made to \dividual measure, #1 more. them. Stamping done free, LY, #21 F STREET, URNI mh22 <a P When vou wank chore winew of anv kind, Ls out wath Choire Niger of am iy then at Brat hands Ny sodomeyou pot omy y 80 dome’ sdccrmoney, butyou eet chorcer xoods. | We cone fol sixty Vineyards in Uslsforuis and are’ pros Guegrain ‘vary weawe. ea? Cooting tomes only xallon, IMA CAL. WINE CO., 820 F street. mh22 Bee 0. aD, BOOK AND JOB PRINTER, Washington News and Gossip, Index to Advertisements. wad AUCTION SALES. BOARDING BUSINESS CHANCES, CITY ITEMS. COUNTRY REAL ESTATE. DEATHS..., DENTISTRY. EDUCATIONAL. EXCURSIONS, &e. FINANCIAL. woe FOR RENT (Houses). FOR RENT (Offices) FOR RENT (Rooms). FOR RENT (Stores). . FOR RENT (Stable} 2 FOR SALE (Horses and Vehicles). FOR SALE (Houses) FOR SALE (Lots)... TELL EL i EEE ROIS SIRREA RIED SONY NESROw HUME me UIs « MANICURE MARRIAGES, MEDICAL MISCELLANEOUS. MONEY WANTED PET ERE EERE EEVER NOTARIES PUBLI ‘Page OCEAN TRAVEL ....... Page OFFICTA) TICES. ee POTOMAC RIVER BOAT: -Pare PIANOS AND ORGANS: Pace PERSONAL... Paso PROFESSIONAL joonee PAD PROPOSALS: ‘Pace RAILROADS Pace, SPPCIAL NOTICES, Page STAM CARPET CLI Pace STORAGE, Pave 2 Page Pave Pegs 2 Pace 2 Pave 2 Page 2 Pare 2 Page 8 To Subscribers. Subseribers to THE Star who are served by route boys will confer a favor by promptly reporting to Tus Stan office, either in person, by telephone or by mail, any negli- gence on the part of route boys. Goveryuaxt Receirts Topay.—Internal rev- enue, $542,039; customs, $1.112.145. ‘Tray or tux Deruorr.—The cruiser De- trot, built at Baltimore, will be given » trial trip on the 30th inst., either in Chesapeake bay | or Long Island sound. eevee ee Tur Steet Boarv.—Capt. Silas Casey, com- manding the United States steamship Newark, is slated as the next president of the steel board. The detail will probably be made after the naval review. —— Navan Ompexs.—Lieut. A. E. Culver has been detached from duty at Cramps’ ship yard and ordered to the Baltimore; Lient. John J. Knapp from the Baltimore and ordered to the navy yard, Washington, D. C. aie eh Examen ror Proxotiox.—The naval ex- amining board, composed of Commodore A. W. ‘Weaver, Capt. Silas Terry and Capt. C. 8. Nor- ton, met at the Navy Department today and ex- amined Lieut. Commander John F. Merry and Lieut. V. 8. Nelson for promotion. geen, Carr, Warswercat’s Rermement.—Maj. P. C. Pope, Capt. D. P. Mannix, Capt. B. B. Rae sell, Surgeon E. H. Green and surgeon S, H. Dickson heve been appointed a board to meet Ni ‘ment Saturday for the ex- atthe Navy D amination of Ca Robert D, Wainwright, U. , for retirement, 8. 3. yppointed recorder of the board. —- Lirvt. Fiske’s Invexriox. A. Fiske, U. 8. N., attached to the Yorktown, has been awarded the Franklin Institute (Pa.) gold medal for his invention of an “electric | range finder,” an instrument designed to de- ine the distance of an enemy other object from aman-of-war. This device is already in use aboard many warships at home ‘and abroad, ship or a Capt, Mennitt’s Orpers.—The special order of February 18, 1893, directing Capt. James C. Merrill, assistant surgeon, to proceed to ‘hiladelphia, Pa., on official business is amended to authorize him while in Philadelphia to inspect such articles of mevical and hospital Property siored at the Philadelphia clothing pot of the quartermaster’s department as may be reported unfit for service. Larix Exururr at tax Woaup's Farn,—Mr. F. A. Ober of the Latin department, world’s fair, left for Chicago today to supervise the installation of the exhibit to be made by that department. A great part of it is on the New- atk, which bas just eiived at Havana tn con vos of the Coiumbus caravels, having been ex- hibited at the Columbus exposition in Madrid. Halt a dozen or eight car loads, however, have gone forward from this city. ——— Vessexs at Norrotx.—Chief Engineer Melville, who has just returned from inspec- tion duty at Norfolk, says that the San Fran- cisco is as fine a vessel as he ever saw and the Charleston not far behi The battery of the latter ship, he thinks, is not so well as fiat. of tho San Francisco, The Texas and Raleigh he reports as making rapid progress to- ward coruplotion and that both’ vensls should be in commission before the end of the year. Paraenr To Ixprans.—Secretary Hoke Smith today addressed a communication to the Presi- dent recommending approval of an applieation from the Sisseton and Wahpeton bands of Sioux | Indians to have paid them $25 per capita out of their interest money deposited :in the treasury toenable them to purchase seed for Planting crops. These Indiana are citizens of the Unit States under operation of the severalty act, and have now on deporit in the treasury to their credit the sum of $1,699,800 at 5 per cent interest, the interest having sccumt to $90,000. - a ee Pzrsovat.—R. V. Davis of New York, D. J. Holcombe of Danville, M. 8. Newell of Spring- field, IIL, and Amassa Thornton of Pope's Mills, N. ¥., are at Willard’s.—Geo. C. Shouk of Wilkesbarre, Pa, 8. W. New York, Jobn C. Haddock of Pennsylvania, and V. J. Grunder of Cicero, Tex., are at the Randall.——P. B. Bibb of Mont Ey 7, Ala., SIS 21th st mi ©. M. Dally of New York, V. 8. Nelson of the Best work at lowest reasonable prices. mb22_ | navy, H. C. Taylor of and RR. Holden Be EELS BARGAIN COUNTER. Dropinand takes look at our Bargain Counter. This is where we lose our money to gain trade. It now contains» lot of 50 and 7c. Puff, Teck and Four- in-hand Scarfs for 30c., or 3 for $1. About Bisck Hose. Some run, some rub off on the skin and some have been known to proauce blood-polsoning. ‘Smith & Angel's Fast Black Hose “‘shine out brightly” ss the one absolutely “pure and ‘‘fast” black. The few cents more you pay are indeed well ‘spent. Boys’, misses’ and men's Sole “D, 0." agente. W. 8 TEEL, Men's **Goods,” 905 PA. AVE. mh23 STINEMETE & SON, 1237 Pa. AV. | of Cleveland are at the Ebbitt.——J. D. Baker of Frederick, Md.. E. A. Curtain of New York, FW. Reynolds of Providence and W. J. Kuwan of N. J., are at the Riggs.——M. D. Pieroe of RL, Bobert J. ©. H. Brown of Pittsburg, C. Albany, W. J. Gibson E. Smith of Winona, I g eit Arlington.— —H. 8. Merriam of New B Ks Lieut, George Bar- | —Liout. Bradley | A BRIEF SESSION. The Senate Transacts but Little Business and Adjourns Till Monday. The Vice President announced the appoint- ment of Mr. Walthall (Mississippi) as one of the directors of the Deaf and Dumb Institute for the District of Columbia in place of Mr. Hawley (Connecticut), resigned. Mr. Call (Fla. ) offered a resolution in regard to the commission to inguire into the soveral executive departments of the gov- jernment, which had been the subject of discussion in yesterday's session. The resolution declares that the provision of the appropriation act providing for the ap- pointment of three Senators and three Kepre- sentatives of the Fifty-third Congress by the residing officers of the two houses in the fty-second Congress as such commission is in derogation of the constitutional rights, privi- Jeges and prerogatives of each honse, is other wise violative of the Constitution and is adso- lately null and void. Mr. Gorman (Md.) suggested the reference of the resolution to the committee on privileges and elections, Mr. Call said that he preferred to have the resolution printed and laid on the table, as he wished to make some observations upon it. It might then be referred to the committee on privileges and elections, ‘That order was made, and then, at 12:10, the Senate, on motion of Mr. Daniel (Va.), pro- ceeded to executive business. After spending about three-quariers of an hour in executive session the Senate adjourned till Monday next. « Confirmations by the Senate. The Senate today confirmed the following nominations: Theodore Runyon of New Jersey, to be min- ister ot the United States to Germany. Walter D, Dabney of Virginia, to be solicitor for the Department of State. Edward B. Whitney of New York, to be assistant attorney general. James G. Jenkins of Wisconsin, to be U.S. circuit judge for the seventh judicial circuit. Charles B. Stuart of Texas, to be judge of the U.S. court for the Indian territory, Abner Gaines of Arkansas, to be marsbal of the U. 8. for the eastern district of Arkansas. Joreph W. House of Arkansas, to be attorney of the United States for the eastern district of Arkansas. Clifford L. Jackson of the Indian territory, to be attorney of the United States court for the Indian territory. Ernest P, Baldwin of Maryland, to be first auditor of the ireasury. ‘Lhomas Holcomb of Delaware, to be fifth auditor of the treasury. Postmasters: Pennsylvania—Robert B. Brown, to be postmaster at Meadv Wiscousin— Dewitt 8. Jobuson, to be postmaster at Kbine- lander, Frank Warring. to be postmaster at Antigo. Nebraska—W. L. Berry at Madison. Montana—Joseph E. Swindlehurst at Living- ston. Michigan—Louis E. Rowley. Lansing. Tndiana—Wiliiam L, Isenhower, Bioomfield, Wyomiug—Stephen A. D. Keister, Lander. Texas—Gay W. Junker, Beaumont. Arkansas—Reese B. Hogins, Russellville; Julius W. Lancaster, Dardancile, Mr. Carlisie’s Tarif Bul. Secretary Carlisle intends to devote con- siderable of his time this summer to the prep- aration of what will be known as an adminis- tration tariff bili, which will be presented for the consideration of Congress when it me All the measures prepared by E. Ellery A | son of the Reform Club aud othere will be used by Mr. Carlisle as suggestions for his bill, A Tennessee Republican Retired. Secretary Cariicie bas accepted the resigna- tion of A. M. Hughes of Tennessee, chief of the }Ican division of the regixter’s office, Treasury | Department, Mr. Hughes was at ficst re leorded as ‘dismissed for can a he was subsequent permitted to i This is the firs: change made by § retary Curlisie amonz ibis class of offitials and it brought down on him this morn- several the j ing of the democratic Tennessee Congress: asked for his lisle was somewhs {ot retention, surprised at the request for on coming from this source. in view of the fact that Mr. Fiughes was a delegate to the republican vention at Minneapolis, He deciined to recon- sider his action im the matter. Ree SRE anes Resignations in the Agricultaral Depart- ment. Capt. R. I. Whittleton, the special agent of the seed division of the Agricultural Depart- ment, has tendered his resignation to take effect on the Sist instant. . W. £1. Joslin, the assistant curator of the de- partment, has resigned, Outside Architects and Government Build- ings. Secretary Carlisle yesterday accorded an au dience to @ delegation representing the Amer- ican Institute of Architects. ‘They came to consult with him and to urge that he xercise the discretion given him by the “bill to secure designs for United States government buildings.” This bill provides that the Secretary of the Treasury mav invite, in his discretion, competition for designs for United States government buildings from arch- itects outside the government service, Hereto- fore all this work has been done by the regular force in the architect's office. Secretary Carlisle discussed the matter in de- il and indicated his purpose to try the ex- periment of outside competition for the design for some important buildings to be erected in the near future, ————— Diecuances ix THE TREASURY.—It was found necessary yesterday to drop fifteen instead of ten money counters in the treasurer's office. Bix or eight more clerks will probably be dropped next week. cont New Baxg.—Application for authority to organize a national bank has been filed with the Comptroller of the Currency for “The First National Bank of Stockton, IIL,” by M. K. Ham- ‘mond, Stockton, Ill, and his associates. Dox'’t Catt Tomorrow. — Secretary Hoke Smith will not be able to see visitors tomorrow morning. The business now on band will de- mand his attention during the forenoon and he will also attend the cabinet meeting. He will, however, see all visitors from 4 to 5. Cloverport, Ky.; West Acton, Mass. ; Plainview, Minn. ; Blue Hill, Neb.; Rendolj Neb.; Tot- Worcester, tenville, N. ae & Pierce Oklahoma; Edmond, Oklahoma: Hennessey, Oklahoma; BL; Ripiey, Tenn. 3 Murranr Capzrs.—Cadet appointments to West Point have been issued during the past week to Wm. D. Connor, Clinton, Iowa; John c. Mi (alternate), Grove, Iowa; Andrew” Monte, sa ten Edwin P. Beney Abbott, Hillaboro, Il.;Thos. R. "Cowell, Manriaxp axp Vinoixia Post Ornices.—The post office which bears the odd name of “T.B.,” Prince George's county, Md., was in in fourth-class offices soy Site Pon Ones eat was FL a5 | a 5 ft} ; ) i F |! f F } fe id I [ 9 i I I i eff i i i i i orence, Paul S. Millard, to be postmaster at | i WITHDRAWING INDORSEMENTS, | Democratic Congressmen Who Sought to Befriend Kepablican Clerks. Since the change in administration nearly all PAID THE PENALTY. A Western Murderer Beaten and Hanged by His Neighbors. CARLYLE HARRIS TAKEN 70 PRISON. | Blizzard Raging in the Northwest ern States. A SPLENDID CEREMONY. QUICK RETRIBUTION. the clerks in the unciassified service in the de-| A Mratal Murderer Manced bye Throng partments have been seeking the indors@ment and support of their democratic friends in order that ther may be retained in the posi- tions they have been bolding. Democratic members and Senators have not been adverse to indorsing the papers of some of thore who de- sire to be retained out of friendship or charity. Among those who have done this there is now adesire to withdraw the indorsements which they have given to those appointed under the republican administration. It has been learned that every person who has been fo recommended by them is charged against their account on what is known as the patron- age list. They have been informed by cabinet officers that it is impossible to keep republicans m office and put democrats in at the time. The result has been Senatora and Kepresontatives are ing their jorsements — of hold-overs in order that they may increase the number of positions to which they can have democratic constituents appointed. It is said that one Ohio Congressman had, in the Rood- ness of his heart, written toa member of the cabinet asking for the retention of nine of the friends of bis rep inter in the House. He is uow dumfounded to learn that he wiil be le to obiain a single democratic appointment so long as these indorsements re- main on file, — DIPLOMATIC Day Serretary Gresham Confers With Foreign Ministers—We May Have Ambassadors. This was diplomatic day at the State Depart- ment and as # consequence Secretary Gresham | hada brief respite from the importunities of the great American place-hunters, The foreign ministers seemed to have considerable business with the Secretary for the kept sim in the diplomatic room the greater part of the day, Among those who calied were Sir Jniizn Pauncefote, the British minister; Mavroyeni Bey, the Turkish mini lter; Mr. Craz, the Chilena minister; the Ger- man minister. the Danish minister and the | minister from Costa Rica, SOME MAY RE AMBASSADORS, It is said that come of the ministers inti- mated a purpose on the part of their govern- | ment to confer upon them the title of ambass- | dor and to continue them in service at this capital. Sir Julian Pauncefote is understood |to have received assurances from London to this effect. | In case of any such action on the part of any foreign government represented at Washing ton tue President is authorized to confer the title and powers of “ambassador” upon the diplomatic representative of the United States at the foreign courts in question. A PROVISION IN THE LAST DIPLOMATIC BILLA This is in accordance with « provision of the last consular and diplomatic appropriation bill authorizing the President “whenever be sual be advised that any foreign government is represented or ix xbout to be represented in the United States by au ambassador, &c., in his discretion to direct that the representa tive of the United States to euch gov- jeanment shall bear the same title.” It as therefore not improbable that Minister Lin- coin’s successor ai f St. James will be the rank and fanctions that the te clad ng, the priviloge of entering rooms and sitting down be lees tided representatives of other countries who now have precedenee over him, ccsheceitt apatites BOs THE BRIDGE, EW POTOMAC The Correspondence on the Subject Pend- | ing the Approval of the Location. The correspondence in regard to the reloca- tion of the Washington and Arlingtoa railway bridge is not very voluminous. It opens with a ietter from Mr. D. L. Washington and Arlington Hailway Company, dated Febraary 14, to the Secretary of War, as follows: fhe Washingion and Arlington Railway | Company requenis your coarent to the reloca~ } Mon of ‘the bridge across the Potomac river under tha charter granted by Congress to that company, a change oi locaton being required by reason of a repeal by Congress of this com- 8 right to use Canal-road for its tracks. The location desired will be approxi- mately upon the line of 37th street (George- town) extended. Tins application is made im advance of the location by engineers to avoid Unnecessary expense.” The communication was referred to Gen. Thos. L. Casey, chief of engineers. and was re- turned by him with the following indorsement: ‘The location which the company desires the Secretary to approve is about four bunired feet above the Aque- duct bridge and about 2,200 feet below * ‘Three Sisters.. The charter granted the com- pany by Congress does not authorize the con- struction of « bridge at this iocality. DON'T AGREE WITH CASEY. Assistant Secretary Grant and Acting Judge Advocate General Lieber gave opinions on the subject, in which they agreed that the location of the bridge at the point suggested by Presi- dent King was # compiiance with the provisions of the iaw on the subject. The question of whether the proposed loca- tion of the bridge was « compliance with the provision of railroad’s charter that ite bridge shall be constructed “at or near the ‘Three Sisters” was next referred to the Attor- ney General He replied in substance: “The words ‘at or near’ are not, when used ‘in sych a connection, words of a definite loca- tion: They are relative and the requirements ‘of the statute will be satisfied if, al! circum- stances cousidered, the bridge is located as near a indicated as is practicable. In other words, a wide dis- cretion is conferred upon s road when it is authorized to locate its terminus or s bridge ‘at or near’ a given point * * * If in your ‘opinion the place designated by the company is under ali circustances a fe com- pliance with the terms of the act you (the Secretary of War) are advised that you have authority to so relocate the bridge as re- quested.” The corres; closes with a letter writ- ten by Secretary Lamont yesterday to Presi- dent King, which is as follows: “In reply to your communication of Febru- ary 14 in reference tothe location of your bridge King, president of the | | of Angry Neighbors. Auta, Towa, March William = Franer Killed bis wife and sister-in-i cutoff the |leg of his litde baby at Hiteman yesterday | morning. Frazier was about forty-five years age and lived at Carbondale. A few dave ago bis wife left him drankenness and abuse n account of his 1 taking the baby went to Hiteman to stay wich her sister, Mra. Harry Smith. Fravicr came to Albia Tuesday morning. Smith be « knife im bis tantly, and then to cut off the leg of bis baby. heard the disturbance and in- stantly gave pursuit to Frazu mace for the woods. After abont ox. citing chase by nea: the cttizensof the town he was raed overtoa deputy ertook to bring him 1 mob of miners or from the officers tive is given for r bin wife crime except m, Frazier was &, near the Cedar Albia and the vy road. Wher the a knife in bis hand, bi emed to unnerve eaving with me. en cut the child demanded “It couldn't have burt you in any | “i was crazy and did not know what I wae doing,” said Frazer, and he began to cry ine The men with “ther eaptive then began the march to Albia, where the jail fituated the men tramped ners from this plice, who bad heard regen to come up, They are a devermined their pa: dangerous lot of men when are arou | Meanor it was soon evident that they didn't an tend Frazier should ever reach the jail alive. ‘Let's lynch him,” «ai ‘at once caught the grim f which was Lewis came up and met. wLo was almost i from fear. Great drops of sweat stood apon his forehead and his eyes were buiging from his bead, His knees trembled, so great was his fright, sud he begged the depuy to get him to jail as soon as possible, The sight Jot Frazier's arrant cowardice and the fact | that be had just committed a borrible crime upon two helpless women, and a baby inflamed the auger of che mob of miners to the highest pitch, and the officer know that ‘the murderer's chance gone, Step by step the officers and their ghastly prisoner advanced and Fravier felt somewhat encouraged, fecling the jail might possibly be rea before the mob to do. Hie feel- tion, however, for soon a miner stepped up to Depaty Lewis and said gr “We want this maa.” “He is the law and you can’t beve .” responded the deputy. No other words were spoken, for the miners sprang upon the officer and tore hie from him. Although the deputy Souk come fully be was like straws in « whirlwind and absolutely Delpioss. | Frazier gave vent to de- spairing shrieks and prayers, intermingled with curses, but ther on unheeded. mob, quiet & moment before, was suddenly transformed into a pt detaona, and im their anger nearly tore the wretched murderer to piec As be was dragged elong the round his executioners kicked and beat bim with every imaginable weapon that eame handy and when she at last reached the tree | that wae to do duty as bis gibvet he was nearly Jn an instant # rope was tied around the neck | of the poor wreteb and he was swimging from limb, As soon as it was certain he wae dead the mob quietly di-persed, the miners to work again as coolly ax though nothing bad happened. A few persons lingered around watehing the body as it swung idly with the Passing breezes in ghostly silhouette against the dark gray sky and at remained hanging un- til Deputy Lewis came and cut it down, The body presented a most ghastly ance,the clothes being torn to shreds, the tongue hanging out and the face « deep purple, Betore he became unconscioas Frazier must have suffered ali the agonies of the damned, for his countenance was distorted and bore © Jook of the greatest agony. TO SING SING, Only Gov. Flower Stands Between Him and Death, New Yore, March 23.—Carlyle W. Harria, the convicted poisoner of his wife, was taken to Sing Sing this morning. It had been deter- mined by the prison officials to avoid a crowd and all efforts at e demonstration on Harris’ de- parture if possible. He left the Tombs at ex- actly 6:800'clock im the euswody of Deputy Sheriff« Brown and Burke. Harns war handcuffed to Brown, and the three boarded « Center street depot. = fhe prison officials said they that Harris looked better this fim ~-94 than in « long time past. He did sot aj to be much dejected. He arowe early and dressed bim- velf carefully in the suit he wore in court when he was’ resentenced. He ates light brenkfast of boiled eggs, toast and coffee, and afterward took leave of the warden and all the prison officials, with whom he had become intimately’ acquainted. He told them that he had no farther statements to make, and walked and firmly to the street and boarded the car. None of his legal advisers or friends were present at his departure. Harris’ mother took leave of him yesterday afternoon! — CARLYLE HARRIS GOE Srxo Sixo, N. ¥., March 93. w. Harris arrived at Sing Sing at ¢:20 o'clock this morning. He looked vers pale. He was in the cell which had been occupied by vaine, recently executed for the mi groceryman in Brooklyn. eoncmmatiifieomenee: BLIZZARD IN ate from Chicago at 11 o'clock last night. ‘The last advices just before the wires went down were that anoter u An Audience to the Princess of Wales and Chidren. Rome, March 28—Pope Leo XIII gave s f i a | i i ‘I é ee i ite i i t | fl i ¢ Wy i f i it | i il ef Fe i if : { ry I A te