The Washington Bee Newspaper, March 11, 1893, Page 1

pL.o0 Per year in AP anes, pene nen omnes | ROYAL | SEWING MACHI Ei prennied aul PTT CL ge High Arm. setting Needle, .cif-threading Shuttle. > Hqual in traction. hanical Apy or Range o! y Sewing Machine in the e THE ROYAL for points of excellence, and you will sonnei = buy no other. . = ROYAL S.M. 60,, Rockford, tll. = , va t . » : EINE E NEUE snmnecnee VA HINGT OS DG. 5 cents per copy. A GOOD HOME IN | VIRGINIA. HIGH WIEW PAAK. Why don t you buy a loi? There is money in it. High ground, beau uful Views, pure water. Smali monthly payments will pay for your jot and then you can svon own your own bome. BIGH WIEW PARK is located on one of the higuest points in Alexandma couuty, Vir- giuia, less tua Lwo-and ball miles from the free (Acqueduct) bridge, on the main ruad to Falis Church and oa the live of the projected eicetric railroad, which wiil be built to Falls Church. High View Park offers induce- meuts to all, rich anu poor, white aud colored. Tne ground ties siop- ing to the south, well drained, aud every lol expused to Lhe sun. Ail its are 50 teet trout and from 150 | to 200 feet deep. The streets wii Oe ail graded and trees planted, aud bo pains will be spared ty make this ove of the most attrac~ ive and beautiful piaces around Washington. : Tue wu of the lots is perfect and absiract cau be seen at oflice. Where to carry your orders ). FREEMAN'S Studio. (159 17th St., mn. w., Cor. 17th a M F TRAITS in Crayon, Oil and p dto anv size from Card and « Likeness Guaranteed, Month y Payments taken. GREAT CTION FOR CASH. Flower, wandscape Painting *s class every Saturdey, from ock, 25 cents per lesson. Banuerand Sign Painung of ever aesctiption, Orders Pr mpuy atiended to, ior Rent. \ASH’S HALL suo. IN. W \ at tue ball trom javitor i y o 13m. A. O, ilutterly- Oppo. new city postofiice.) Pra \Vavchmaker and Jeweler. Mauatacuurer of sadges, Medals and Jeweis vi Guid aud Silver, es, Clocks and Jewelry. g Fiue and Complicated Watch ana Music Box Repairing @ Ail Work Warranted. No. 632 G St. a. W. WASHINGTON, D. C. With Wm. F. LUTZ. Pensions The Di.abilltvy Bill Is a Law. § DISABLED SINCE THE WAR ARE ENTITLED. : widows and parents ncw depen- * s died from effects o1 army ser- Vives uded. Ifyou wish yc ur claims Spee cessfully prosecutcd,sddress ms + MES TANNER: 5 ssiouea of Pensions. Washington, D.C. J. ti, Dabney UNDERTAKER & CABINET MAKER, : Office 441 L Street N. W. | SARRIAGES FOR HIRE. Telephone 845-8. - Sept 11 m i | ~~ ‘ PESLADELPHIA! | HOUSE...... | SESTAURANT & SALOON its Fen ‘Sylvania Ave., Northwest Fashington, D.C. PETER B. Big money for work” Failure unknown among Sew “Relic & Conlon SOO Fortianae MSIBE j air, trom the Blue Ridge, aud ine _ The health of Unis section is per- fect, no malaria, but pure iresh best and purest of water. The terms uf sale are such as to put 1t in the power of everyone to vwn a lolor a nome ; aud Lie prices, tbe luwesl aruuud Ube cily, witu siali Cash, aud muulbly paymicuis WiILLOUL lulerest, Or @ UlscullDi wWueu all Gadd Is paid. Tbe etecliow vi ceVeral bouses Wiil svuu be Commenced. a GiUUHES, cbtUdis, alutii> clu Hight View Pate was wo cuivicu CuUicues, Yue BEUVUI BUUse, LuL Ua Feiltews’ bail, iwu stores, au @ woW wabUoume Chuicu Wisi sus vue CuWmlueuCeU. waigu View Paik bas ite aiost vou¥ullli alu UeoliaVic ivis aluluk W aobiugvun. Higu View Park oficis a i uic wiki LUO Cah Vi Ce yuuc. tiga View Pask 1 just vucic sus au luVeoitueut vi a nue. taigu View a aik oVeiluvns Buus aiutc Vality, auu is abuye Waiciia auu Ulstact. Wives and Children — Pesier gome life, Pienty of tvvm ivi iawus, Dowels, aud VUl-uvut illic. Quiet and Cieau—Nv Swvie, vo UUol, DO 5su0L; altbuspiiele Civai ad erysial, Secure a home. Secure a vote. Purchase now belure piicves ads vance. Pure, Water, tesu alr, per ieCt Beallh, schovis, Cuuicues, Udu Peliows’ ball, stores, etc. Ln sturt, uice homes tor all aud a sale iL- vestmeut for the rest. We will drive yuu out te see the property free sily to Hilgu EW PARK CO., Room Corcoran building, coruer 15u and F Sureets, Wasulugion, D. U., or . W. CALVIN CHASE, 1109 ISt., n. w. ue ESTABLISHED 1866. BUANSIINE's LOAN UEFICE, $61 Pennsylvania Avenue. Gold and silver watches, dia~ monds, jewelry, pistols, guns, me~ ch sical tools, ladies’ and geutle- mea’s wearing apparel. Old gold and silver bought. Unredeemed pledges for sale. KOND. fo Carry On the work of the Xk. M.cC a. of D.C. Ibe directors of the above named association have secured the build- lng formerly known as the ‘Forest City House” 1607-9 11th st., np. w. They have fitted it up tor the Use of the members, who are inti~ led to the following priveleges: A readiug room where files he leading religious and secala apers, magazines and review may be found; a _ miscellaneou brary of four hundred volumn and - a pleasant and home like p for social gathering, anJ religiou alks and iectures. The work on \he gymnasium and baton rooms is being pushed rapid- ly forward, and will be completeu lu the near future. In order that we may be enabled to meet the heavy obligations under which we are placed aud to extend the work to a great degree of aseiullness we haveudevised tue fuilowiag plau by which we appeal to all persons haviug the weltare of young men at heart for belp. Tne city bas beem divided into tiirty districts, and each district will be placed 16 the bauds ot a su pervisor Who will appoint as many sulivituis a8 he may ued to do Lhe work 10 bis district. Lt is velieved that lu this way every person 1b ihe district will ve given the exalt~ ed Opporiuuily of belpiug a worlby Callse. We as« for the smail sum of ove duiiar iL Cas trom each person tui which we will give @ Cerufisate re- ceipt. Sulit: wil suow due ou tuuilty lium the president aus geuctal secVy, win Lue seal of ihe @ssuCiailuu aifxXced tWerelo, De our W pay wuuey vuly Lo suck auiboi iL ax. ubs Wuvu Will lake pivasus ip ot prcGUciug (ue requined eV. { Ueute. COMMiilLEE: M. M. Suita, Chatrinn. Gow. MM. Uuub, Sewreialy , i. L. Biown, J. 2. Davis, b. D. Lee. dy. dk. Kunse OH. stctsiwerier, LP besiuc J. &. divutlauu, Geo. Seitra, be ivioWlbg percuus bavVe a. duiy appuinted SuUpELVidsurs Vai ols Uisilicls Piiuce A, Grimes, 2508 Mesine:: aveuue. W. b. duuusuu, 15U& Bi | sucetb. Ww. J. W.Cromwe 1 4du Pierce Piace. ©: MeKirvy, 2006 10 ouieel up. W. Mauison dunes, 2116 K street uw. BF. . Lee 1 4ti stieet new KR. T Drew, 1112 19 siecin. we EO RK Russell, 1740 3: sucel un. w. Uliver Atnuld, 419 q sueel nn. w. dW. Layivr, 905 Lita uortuwest, Hawil on Rucker, 1250 New Jersey aveuue; W. oH. Liver- povl, Auacostia Geo, Martiu 300 New York avenue W. A. Dhomar, 15.y Lsireet vu wo W- H. Scuu, loid KR street n wd T. Davis, 215 ai Ssacnusetts ave H. Ll. Webster, sil to streevn wo L. A Cornist. 12 B street 8. © J W Butcuer Capitat Hill, J T Reyuold, 2216 12, sueet uw JT Beasun, 2701 Dan, varion avenue, AS Jackoun, 2600 P sireet bw. A “FLYER, INDEED” Tue Fastest SCHEDULED TRAIN, AMERICA RUNS tROM PHILADEL PHIA TO THE SEA VIA KEAD- ING ROYAL ROUTE, That there ts a streak of “‘sportine blood”? in the veins of the most sedat among us is evidenced by the univers:i ioterest manifested in railway speeds anc the delight with which the avérage mat) hails each successive triumph of the loco- HAS NO EQUAL. | ERFECT SATISFACTION New Home Sewing Machine Co. | —ORANGE, MASs.—__ | 30 Union Square, N.Y. Chicago, ll, St. Louis, Mo. Atlanta, Ga. Dallas, Tex. San Francisco, Cal motive over the combined elemehts o1 tim aud distance, _The mucb-vauniel “Flying Scotch- mab? express iain between London and Kdioburgn, in Great Briain, is still re- garded by many persons as the fastesi | regularly scteduled train in the world, | * This, however, is a mistake, the speed ut the “seotechman” having been excelled | b: s-veral :ailroads in this couutry, no- | tably by the New York Central, whose | “Empire Siate Expre-s” between New | York and Buffalo bas, until within a few | days, claimed the title of the fastest reg- ular train in the world, This celebrated | train runs from New York to Buffalo, a distane: of 440 miles, in eight hours and forty minutes. which is at the rate of seventy—one seconds to each ‘nile,-or fifty and two-thirds miles per bour, Deduet- | ing all stops the average running time of this train is fifty-two and twelve one-hun- | dredths wiles per hour. Now, however, comes a new claimant,-for n speed honors. It has been discovered that she Reading Railioid’s the 3:39pm me N eS ee Fepalar Subscription ee ea infrom Puiladelpbia to Atlantic some of the Luzerne Cveanty tuwis, “Seyenty Minute. F , er”, 1> actually the fastest regularly scheduled passenger tiaiu in the world, The.distance trom Chestuut street whar! to the Camden termivus of the railroad is about a mile and asalf, and the fer. ry boat trip and transier of the passeng- ers irom tbe boat to the cars occupies ten minutes. This leaves sixty minutes for the rulride, and that is precisely the time allowed by the schedule to cover the filty-five aud a balf miles which inter- vene between the Camden depot and the station at Atlantic City. A little figur- ing will show that this is a speed of six- | ty-tive seconds to the omile, or the rate ot fifty-five and a balf miies per hour, beat- Ing the formey record six seconds per mile and «imost five miles per hour, Itsliould be understood that this refers to the speed of regularly scheduled trains over the entire length of their scheduled runs, and not to mee pkenomenz! bursts of speed or stretches of tast running to make up for Jost time or delays. The rate of fiity-five and a half mile is ex; ceeded eyery day on the Readin : Rail- road, and possibly on 80 ue othei lines, but on no railioad in the world, so far as known, is there a train run from end to end of its route at so great an average specd as that of the “Seventy Minute Flyer.” When the latter was established it was | * not with the purpose of breaking a record, but the officials was confident of their a- bility to run a traiu safely and promptly in the specified time or less if required. It was determined, however, to limit the train to six cars to insure quickuess. This was found to be impracticable, aud for more thn a week the train has been carrying eight cars, inciuding one or more beavy Pulimans, and making schedule timeonevery trip. Prcsident McLeod can now congratu- late bimsclf that his road holds the “world’s record” tor the fastest mile (39 4.5 -econds, as med August 27, 1891, b President McLeou, Mr. William Singer]. of tue Phitadeipiua Record, and others), and alsu his upon its time table the tast- es. gular tiain in the world, rew safe © s withdra vbine is crippled by pe elobrated his eighty third lnoads have $000,609 capital. syivania fa- + ponsion s: stem. Harvard buildin amemt has re by a sislaturs ae of railroad Tndasiry resolved ule with Eegtiad, ox Webor, United & Com mnissso. Inisration at New York, has Knoulds of near 1} dan shite Hlihu B. Hayes is : Republican can fidate for S nator Heary Cabot Lodge's seat in Congr Russel Sase is to build a tory for the ¥. (N.Y ) We nary, where his wife gradu Prince Bismarck, who has been s ing forsome time past wit of the veins, has re health. male baseball cla! An oung women, wa ( Atendar Cuba, several of them being injured. Millions were involved in ted suit won by the Tyler Compa tist the “Last Chance” Mining Cony: ui Creede, Col. Daring a debat i tration iu the ¥ Caprivi sa Boston J-ws had a meeting t+ p i Russian i tion of chures prop vo Rel Lake ians wore tarred ant feathered at ‘To. Minn. by amyre saloon men aad Tadian: : t gave testimony i India Portla sulied as Paxter, Rep., 4 Prue. Br 48 Fraud is charged by the can 1, Me., mayorality election re sowstorms have driven thie wil! rimals out of the mountains + { wolves and bears have appesrei 1 Fedueviven— ; TELEGRAPHIC BRIEFS, Philadelphia cable ay for th- trolley loucester rage te wik. e Mackay continues to i prove at San Fi Rippey. is sla neisco. His assi hing, The Democrats of Chicago hate nu: nated Carter Thurison for Mayor.” A boliing ticket is probable. Mr. Gladstone’ American securities in London. ; Montana legislature adjournet electing a U.S. Senator, and the un governor will appoint. Miss May MeClellan, daughter of ihe George Bo MeClellan, has (1 the Catholic Chur educational bill was defeated Jon the sccond reading in the House of | Coummons by a vote of 247 to 166. A scheme to Have 100,000 negross | ve the South is being worked. Al y 3,000 of them have migrated tothe | West twoimad dogs running amuc “ts of Chicago bit five pe verely before they were sii poli ptlaety ci urecarc yoot Cia ab ey Wil left bis swerd to th ton. His property, valued 600, was left to his three sons and -randdawg Arrested for disorderly condnet se she’ med at » Annie F, Furrell, of New gone insane. Kennan, the Siberian le whe has been ill for three weeks home in Washington of typho mats fever, is now convalescent ‘The United States cruiser New York vas placed in the dry dock at te L Lisud Navy Yard to have her twin s¢ propelless placed in position. the Glidstonians defeated a moti itd claring that such lawless ailel iv Ireland that there was no security for life or property. Jolin Wolf shot and wounded Mrs. Shon lan Savage, and then attempted to tuke Lis own life, at Tarentum, Pa., be cause she refused to elope with him. At Milan, Tenn., Mrs. Sanders wore erinoline to church, and a row result-d terefrom, in which several heads were broken, and the services interrupted. sablegram from London states that 's Lincoln, White, Phelps and have decide to send their resi nations to Mr. Cleveland immediately, The Brooklyn Tabernacle has a debt of 216.50 hanging over it, and the property is threatened with sale through inability to meet payments coming due, The Homesiead Relief Committee has issucd a notice to the public that no more money is needed for the sufferers by t1e strik: The total amount received wa, rita $29 $ 20. The walls of a recently burnel dry oods store in Chicago collapsed, and fal- ling upon two frame residences, killed seven persons and injured a number of others. Anew trial was refused in Pittsiurs to Master Workman H. F, Dempse , wh was convicted of complicity in the attempt to poison Homestead non usien workmen, President Harrison has announce t his accepiance of the invitation of Lelun tanford University to deliver i f [lectus s on constitutional law beg in October. | Jimmy Wright, a 13 year-old office | loy in the Salvation Army headquirters, New York, forged the indorsement ot | Ballington Booth te checks and collected | the money on them, Chief Justice Alfred P. Robinso :, home at Georgetown. He succvet Chief Justice Comegys and had oniy | been on the bench a month. | In the great wrestling match at New Orleans between “Strangler” Lewis « Ernest Roeber, Lewis won in three fa out of five. ‘The victory makes Lewis | the champion mixed wrestler of Am-+ | ‘| Delaware, died very suddetly at his | 1 dec » in cash during the month of 0,000, making the cash about | | about ! $24,500,000, The r 109,006 | 000,¢ |) Alexander McKenzie, the youthful stage robber recently convicted in Den- ver of two mail coach robberies, . s | sentenced to life imprizonment in the of Correction at Detroit at hard pts footed $3),- und the expenditures nearly $3 aps the most remarkable elec street railway bridge in the country, rondway being 155 feet high and 85) feet long, or 20 feet higher than the read of the Brooklyn Bridge has been opened | at Pittsburg, Pa. Resolutions were passed in the Clim- ber of Commerce, New York, askin; Congress to repsal that part of the M:- Kinley bill un made goo !s to be pisisly stamped, since Germany threatens retaliatory measures wile. may include confiscation, Attorney H. K. lor, assignee of the Youngsto vn Stumping Compiny. whos: that the investi ff.irs shows ass ‘ts hilities of $110,981 7: tile digging and clearing the fou:sdt tion of the old Knoblock ranch in Dates County. Indiana, eleven skeletons wer: found in the cellar, two of them in au sid bedstead and nine sitting ou a bench. It was formerly resort of a desperate ‘ ' No3 OF CONGRESS. “CLOSE WORK OF THE BODY THAT Ex- PIRED ON MARCH FOURTH. Important Bills That Failed No Ke duction of Expenses— Measures That Be- came Laws Presidential Vetoes- Slight Changes in the Tarif The silver and tariff questions, the Anti Option Lill and reduction of appro- the leading topics of con- 5 y the Pifty-second Congress, which expired i ‘imitation at 12 o'clock hoon Saturd, sh. ‘The appropriations of the Fifty-second Congress were about equal to that of the Fifty-first. The only change in the ta - if was in reducing tine linen to 35 per cent. ad valorem. A Free Silver bill passed the Senate, but was killed in the House. The Anti- Option bill passed both Hou but died in Conference Committee. The Pure Food biil also failed. The € go Fair received $2,500,000 in seuvenir half dol- lars. An Automatic Car 4S enacted into a law, ttional Quarantine bill. averted trouble over the E fisheries ng Sex seal by ratifying a treaty of arhitra- tion. it also ratified extradition treaties with Ri and other countries, but still has before it a treaty of annexation of the Hawaiian Islands. The opening of the Cherokee outlet was provided for in the dndian bili under a clause appro- Priating $8,295,000 for its purchase from the Indians About 4 House and 325 Senate biils and joint resolutions became laws, mak- ing 75! acts put on the statute books Uhe result of the work of Congress. A ma- jority of these measures were of interest only to individu. ds or localities, being for the relief of citiz-ns, for the bridging of streams, for the District of Columbi: rights of way, etc. An unusual propor- lion of the claims were for the relief of Southern men, . ‘Three bills were vetoed by the Pr dent, viz., to refer the MeGarrahan el: to the Court of Claims (a second McC rahan bill failing of action in the House), to amend the Court of Appe rt and relating to marshals in the United States Courts in Alabama. This last bill be- came a law by passage cver the veto, Senator Hoar (Rep.) stating that it had been vetoed by a misunderstanding of its provisions, The President subj-eted t ree other bills to a “pocket veto.” sion and Census Offices, the ‘Trust, Panama Canal and Pa- il Company’s, the Watson-Cobb the Pinkerton system and ead troubles, the Maverick and Spring Gavlen Bank failures, the Ellis Islind Immigration Station, were in- vestigated by Congressional committees, but nothing came of the reports submit- ted. Phe following are the more import of the bills which have become la the Car Coupler bill, the Chinese Ex- clusios: bill, National Quarantine bill, Immigration bill, to grant American r try to two Inman Line sted to p nsion survivors o£ the BL and Seminole Indian wars, to i sion t> veterans of the Me. ut t-Hour bill, for adjustment of ae: counts of men who re worked over time, to enable the President to enfor. e reciprocs! canal arrangements with Can- ada, to pension army nurs-s, to increase the pay of crews at life-saving stations, the Ounibus Lighthouse and Fog § bill, to amend the Interstate Comine lays so as to meet the Gresham and Counselman decisions and correct defects in it. ; ‘To amend the law in reference to bills of lading so as to increase and make more clear the responsibilities of trans- | porter appropriating $59,000 for the | preps on of a sight and erection of a pedestal for the Sherman statue; to au- thorize the Secretary of the Treasury to | obtain desi -ns for public buildings from | local architects, who may be employed : : : é “| to superintend their construction; to ex- The public debt for February shows a | 1 protecting statutes to the : Ocean; directing the See- | Yetary of War to investigate raft towing on the great lakes. Fire Touches a Publishing House. Three stories of the building occupied by Norman L. Manro’s publishing house w gutted by fire in New York, the loss reaching $80,000. The fire started in the seventh story and the firemen had ' several narrow escapes. The contents of the lower floors were saved from serious The Princess’ Movements. 3s Victoria Kaiulani left New Washington. Her claims to the Ha- i are opposed by Queen Protection to. Railroad Employes. Among the last bilis passed by Con- gress and signed by the President was the Car Coupler bill for the protection of railroad employes. FOREIGN NEWS. Mr. Gladstone in the House of Com ated that England would not take any initiative stepin monetary affairs, but would await action on the part of the United States. He defended mono-met vlism and attacked bi-metalism, emt oe sam