THE EVENING STAR PUBLISHED DAILY, Except Sunday, AT THE STAR BUILDINGS, ‘Eerthweet Corner Pennsylvania Ave. and 11th St, by The Evening Star Newspaper Company, GEO, W. ADAMS, Pres't. XG Stak is served to subserthers in the n their own account, at 10 cents per mall postage. prepaid-OU costs & —postace prepaid— F Str six months, Bo Office at Washington, D.C, as than is pate advertising m nown on application. Che Evening Star. Vo. 6G6—-No. 9,970. WASHINGTON, D.C., SATURDAY, APRIL 11, 1885. TWO CENTS SPECIAL NOTICES. SPECIAL NOTICES. OF (Re Banc orric = RK. PLAIN &€O., Brokers in Stocks, Grain, Provisions and O1, National Hotel. J have taken cha: Plain 4 Co., at the N. = fe < New York and Chicago eport orders in a very J. VANCE LEWIS. rice, we minutes, H = GRACE CHAPEL REEC chas, Fields, Mass, . Hester, i. S| Di it_a medical officer of the nav: 1) complained to the Shah. | Cleveland 1 WESLEY CHAPEL, COR on April 30, that the writ should not have issued because it | Bert1x, April 11.—It is reported here that | eXpect him to do +0: jor the good of the factired By TE STIC PAINT Co, ON AND AFTER APRIL 6, 1885, azz | (Sb “ani Pans f did not set out any physical restraint. The | Turkey has decided, under Prince Bismarck’s | party. He might get just as good men for these Ro. Wharf, Buitimor (SS eRECAT Bis of the Pot ALE | meeting: 8 POSTMASTERS APPOINTED.—The President | question whether the petitioner should obey | advice to remain neutral In theeventat wae | prominent appuintnents, aud yet pee aoc a General Sere 7-26 | oat Company and the Inland and Seaboard Coasting has appointed postmasters at the following | the Secretary's order was one upon which he | between England and Russia. where they would do the party Sa send fo! phiet. D7 Company will be collected en the wharf upun delivery named presidential offices: Henry L, Kenyon, | b¢ should consult his counsel, and not a court. the case of my namesak Maas 3. PL Pas o"Consigtiees will arrange accordingly, to eave Incon- at Northfield, Vt. vice J. H. Orentt, resigned; | sunt ine tes not he oat eed one | A Declaration of War Imminent. re dl gg mod rt. ete sronie at Westileld, N. A - 5 aoe JNO. M. WILLTAMS, Agent, Hole commmicion Westen N.Y vice & A; | land on Torts, 107, that twas not necessary | EXCITING ANGLO-RUSSIAN WAR NEWS BY WAY Gone might have boen had/and the ap. IMPORTER OF FASHION, Inland and Seaboard Coasting Compasiy. | opposite Seaton Mlle Teg Westchester, Pa, vice Wm: Shields, deceaseds Fe le eerie ee animaed. Shak to Hien Sren ndvantere io thcparts. Go wth ail the WM. P. WELCH, Agent, auonexteiertes tlhe! Nar gare bs imit Dr. Wales to the city was an arrest, 1 11— of an advantage to the pa 107 F STREET NORTHWEST. ap6,8,11-3t Potomac Steamboat Company, | BabA cordial invitation exter , at Allentown, P ice Robert y CxtcaGo, April 11.—A private dispatch re- itoontoe ell, commicsion expired: Jantes Drury, at | , Mt. Sands further argued that the chief of the | ceived in this city to-day, trom London repre- | rest © perorTED NOVELTIES CONSTANTLY BEING (> ZEW BOOKS AND BEST PERIODE Bristol’ Pa., vice Wm. Baker, commission ex- | DUfean was selected for his administrative | sents the immediate probability of war. be- | bis D | red: Ge : v2 | capacity, and was, while in this office, one of | t Russia and England as exceedingly | ignore party altoy ‘cals ed at the ow it 11 a xd; Georxe W. Statler, eld, Ox, 5 ; weeh Russi i e: ingly : z ary ee ee chine Tesooreoe ue Le ara. | pred: Georg mcr, At Mansfield, 0}, vicé | the alds of the Secretary in administering the | (eae ‘This dispatch eiates that Sen Sonely | mind t stubbornly ist mouth; double. 75 ets. Mrs. LUCY L. Hf p.m. 1t_ | Overman, at Mation, Ind. jacob, Wells, | department, and as such was not amenable to Hikely that England will declare war before mene an enine pee ee : 2 = Q ene aan == - ion expired; ' Nelson Bruett, at Jefter: | BS onday. ss paris, aierayese COOL! of Household Furniture and Personal Eifects thrown | Trasice 1, ex-Department Com! I, h at Moorhead, Minn. vice James | “At the conclusion of Mr. Wilson's argument | SO DANGER THAT on at he court announced that they would give a| AVE TROUBLE IN ased: Benj. | # my * & CHIcaGo, April he, fo. Vico El J. Marah, Deeton belore the assembling of) ths \oourt | eaten ot troops, in the event of war, F. H. upon the market, elther as storage or to be dis Main efat public sale, and in view of that fuct would sag- BUY YOUR ICE FROM THE GREAT FALLS | gest to parties desiring such accommodation that my ICE COMPANY, fLcliities for the disposition of gouds at_ public sale ary GLAND AND RUSSIA WILL | through his administi PORTING TROOPS. the end of the four y aking of the trans- | the party managers oi! ation jonally. ( Dour eollectio feats puth smith, at will be growin a more disc nted as he continues to passed, ceaeneds se Cook, of London, Eng., who is in the city, says: | Junore th “ if . , Eng. 7 Sy d from time to time the n ore yey eae walle, . vice MAK, Kobertson, reigned. Home Rule for the Territories, | “With the carrjing trade the way itis now, | UuiSymken il cine, out and ‘denonee Ue SALE eTAIL 2 WHI rs Pre ane 3 within 24 hours transports to carry the entire | Saministration ns and the non- SS runk maveunen aivee eee | Sento 31th st, and Peneyivo daar eae, | Sunday services 2 PERsoNAL—President Arthur, whose health | 4 cowsirTEE WAIT UPON THE PRESIDENT, | army of England, Iuwia and the rest of the pataaee wa end give ten = ‘EY as y couicneted by General Soereu is much improved, expects to leave Fortress | sags IS r | continent could be secured by the government, | Mii possible ene On; Mea Shia Jouy W. Corsox. Joux W. Macantsey. | 2% 2 ye IOS BOW Monroe for New York this evening, accompa- an eE ne ote ep reseuL aye) COMmcrats oi and the owners would jump at the chance. The * Drots nied by Mr. Phillips, his private seretary.-— | he several territories who are now in Wash- | carrying trade is at a dead staud almost, and a Mone megan a are lots of demo- Mrs. G. W. Scofield and two daughters, A. T, | ington, held ThOrsday night, resolutions were | vast tonnage is lying idie, the owners not know- | cratic Senators wLo_would be br satistles reen, of Washington, were | unanimously adopted earnestly requesting the | 12g What todo.” It was through the Cooks that | Blaine were in the White House. There were OFFICE, 501 9TH ST. N.W. DEPOTS. FOOT OF 10TH ST. SW., AND st’ the ‘old demo- CORSON & MACARTNEY, Baxxens, is. Glover Building, 1419 F st, 3056 WATER STREET, GEORGETOWN. Washington, D.C. | o’éloek. A cordial in istered in Jacksonvillé on Thursday.—-Rep- | Presi veni the English government transported its troops | some last November, who had n vors to asic Depostt Accounts, abject to check at sight, receivea | 270k Ae ithe Ss ntative Cox, of New York, has returned to i Sie rie ctions TaLirait oesaltnoe to Ezypt, and one of the firm is now in the | of Mr. Blaine, whe would. just ve bave : ee = from kirms, Corporations and Individuals. Seen THOMAS ALI his residence here from Ohio, where he went | !2' ic political en ministrative condition | Soudan. seen Blaine elected. They would like his BEST QUALITY OF KENEBEC RIVER ICE| _ Government Honds, State, Municipal and Raliroad | Fp timott i ea last week to attend the funeral of his mother. | of the territories. The resolutions set forth that | Bigher Insurance Rates on English | methods Letter and would be closer to bim. AT LOWEST RATES. Gio seg lama co ntiniy rome a ne Thursday ev ——Secretary Endicott has leased Minister Pen- | the people of the territories are not well gov- Ships. Then, too, the south had more to 2 : 1H Ane | college. 1+ | dieton’s house on 16th street, for four years, and | erned, and the President is requested to aflord Fi c. April 11.—Marine in- | expect from his election. were millions cents, due 1924: 6 per cents, due 1891; 6 percents, due | Cole: years, Heche acing good tea, rte tivel SAN Franctsco, CAL., April 11.—Marine in. e A892, 7 per cents, due 1891. Washingten Gas Light FOURTH 8 Yl son take possession of '1t—Mr, and Mrs, | relief by placing good men, citizens respectively | surance rates om’ Engiish bottoins advanced | Of dollars in the east ready to be put in busie Company Stock,““Belt” Line Railroad St ock,Columbia | [F<5>,,FOURT W. W. Metcalf, of Washington, and thelrrela- | of the So in office. A committee was | yesterday from three-eighths to three-quarters | Dess enterprises in the south had he been Fire Insurance Company Stock, and other good seeur- | Sooaay schoni wt tives, Mr. and Mrs. F, C. Sessions, of Columbus, | 8ppointed to wait upon the President and sub- | 3F One per cent. elected. This moaey is now locked up in New = 3 boos m27_| Ti'am, and 7330. y the pastor. Ohio, are spending some time at Old Point Com pate tne te amol ations witte brtet statement of SS York, Lmect with fresh j tof every day that : = 5 yer meeting Gis p.m. Wednesday i fort._—Mrs. Kelley, wife of Gen, B. F, Kelley, | the condition of aifal ich gives rise to'com- % IN. | democrats voted for Blaine, he were to WOOK OUT FOR THE WHITE wacons, | [[ THE INAUGURAL VASE PN Tore. AiTikS Wethee eee fe ot West Virginia, left today for Hot Springs, | plaints of the citizens of the territories, ‘The | GEN- GRANT'S SLEEP BROKEN. | democrats voted i SSS. democratic mane MARKED GREAT FALLS ICE COMPANY. ‘The beantifal vases used in the decoration of the | coTdially welcom Arkansas, committee waited upon the President to-day | pistarbed During the Night by | agers would support him, and he would get an {naugural bail rooms, designed by Gen. Meigs for new | 5 TEMPERANC and discharged the duty imposed upon them. Pain in His Throat—His Condition | #™™enee democratic vou A DISCOUNT ON TICKETS PURCHASED aT | Pension Building, were manufutured by the Puromae | [boa AE ME ERAN ‘As to Offices. ‘The President in conversation with democrats “But will not eland gain great strength, Zap ‘Terra Cotta Company. Orders will be taken for a | bauch Hall), To-morrow t it Hon. Frank Lawler, who succeeds Hon, J. J, | here from the territories has expressed adecp | To-day. among the who are not policians?” OFFICE Peer ag ee ioe ape rsh ec glee: Fi eet seb Bon ribet baie ieee Finerty in Congress, Willie J. MeGonnigle, Mr. Reet ee one or the people residinj New York, April 11.—At 8 am. the follow- | asked Tue STAK man, fe) he not draw off T. A. LAMBERT, President mné POTOMAC TERRA COTTA C0., 1411 Gt. | Fiymng Set MN Clationelte. Bring Goel | Wi Wuelan and Mr. M. T. Coughlan, all of fleers, Itis ‘understood thas therulsoteboosiog ing bulletin was issued from Gen. Grant's resi */ all those of no, particular politics, who have ap6-2~ JNO. D. BARTLETT, Supt. ALL MEME a Sel having sold his interest it the Gettabs sia | URGES No. av Fe A. A. ACA SOF FELIX Topas | er of public money In land office at’ Montgom- town. |The feeling of safety enjoyed to-day by | Bons. pidadarpaipngnedin tke eesidcmnsigied INDEPENDENT ICE COMPANY. | Pioncer mills to the senior partuer, Abralam I | tomeet at their lodge room, N: are hereby notified | ery. Mr. Frank Coleman, for register of the The Water Works Extension. the family is further evidenced by the fact that | dollars annually may be saved by a change in rant, nurse t will do away with the neces 08 11th st. n.w., on | land office at Huntsville. Mr. J. Street for_re- Mas HECKER REPORTS PROGRESS. Se rae nae Soon eel oieer ten gauger ; 4 Herr. All parties having claims against said firm | SUNDAY, April 12th, at 12 o'clock, to aitend’the | ceiver of public money at Huntsville. Mr. | yf rede ae i ce abn one hier of | Bd entered irk for & morning stroll. sity of keeping a storekeeper and at apl0-2" Wil present them for prompt settlement. And par: | funeral of ouF deceased’ rother, Marittas Dousox. | Bookar, of Greensboro, for collector of interesi | _ Major Lydecker, in his repor peel el Sanh Sag secant oe Thompeon tnlvedused & bill ta the Hones ties Indebted are requested to call at their earliest gon. | Members of Sister Lodges are invited. By order ofthe | BOK ATs engineers of operations for increasing the water | tHE PATIENT LOOKING WELL TO-DAY. Mr. Thompson introduced a bill lh the Hi ¥enience and close their accounts. Either partner is | W. Mf. c | h reduced th of authorized to sign the firm name in liquidation. The Acting Secretary of the Treasury has a: supply of Washington during March, states} A visitor to the house between ten and eleven | last Congress which redu he number of dis- . 4 inted Dr. Horatio R. Bigelow, to be contrac’ o’clock met the general's wife in the hall and | tricts from about 140 to seventy-two and pro- : April 4, 1895. & W. Cass CIAL, | Sfrage at Berlin, Germany. dhe eet a are Commenced work during | cio invited bint toge into the general's ‘room | viding tat. storekecpers, snd Gaugers sneald as pl Se held | “’A’delegation of Virginians, headed by Re; the month on repairing damages to the riprap | O14 see him, General Grant was reclining, and | not be kept at distilleries of less than ten ‘The firm of HERR €CISSEL having been dis- ae ee sontative Barbour, called upon the Pestmenter | 2am above the masonry dam at Great Falls, re- the visitor was ised to find him appearing | bushels capacity, | This was never ‘passed, the solved I desire to inform my friends and the trade of making nrruigements tor the hineral ofeur | General vesterday to urge the Sppolniment of pairing the coffer dam, and getting things in | so well. Senator fee, Senor Romero, Jesse | 0} tion to It being based on the ground that He Te NEWat AS, ogi bec ae eae eeR 404 | fate Brother Keuight, Joux Db, Jonvsex.. Members | Major Gilman to be postmaster at Hichmong. | shape for the low water season, It is not ex-| and Fred, Grant were present, and thegen- | ifthe storekeepers were nut kept at every dis: r. J. D. NEWMAN, bookkeeper of the late firm,and nble at Headquarte v . are also notified in full pected that any considerable amount of work | eral was taking nourishment at the time, tillery no revenue at all would be coll dace congue mais sins ot the Atling | dre unlivivon FCLSbAY, Lath iustrat Ldosharp, | The President and the Colored People. | Petes gust any considerable amount of work capeiecciers macmer ‘No Wetinita plan of fednction has yet bean sot ©O., where I shall be pleased to see iny friends and | attend the funeral of our lite rother A DELEGATION WAIT UPON HIM TO-DAY To | count of the stage of the water, but preparations | | When Senator Chaffec left the house;at 10:30, ur Baten pth ym ache ine! a Soaisn chem with everrthing tn iy Teeter gd mmander. WELCOME HIM TO THE CAPITAL AND Invire | Will be made for pushing the work as soon as | he remarked that the pleasant weather had | C®! vig Sretinie anoukl Cones Quality and at as reasonable price us before. = 2 a the water permits, Work on the tunnel | not brightened the general as much as antici- | that the internal revenue should be abandoned ap4-7) GEO, W. CISSEL. 64 BROADWAY, NEW YORK CITY | HIMTOREVIEW THE EMANCIPATION PROCES-| was continued as usual durin; altogether, but, of course, no attempt will be i March, . His t regret when viewing the = = MAKCH 31,1585, SION. though it-waé somewhat retarded by the poor | Inevitable is that he is liged to leave family | ™made in that extreme direction. He then chased fom ‘the Inte Bae VE ene | BRANCH OFFIC) ; ‘A delegation of colored citizens called upon | Sin teetrrte” eaten eae or eee | ceraie ls friends, and-that the crowning | thinks that as long as the revenue is collected G.T. Kees; GISSEL the entire and extensive Milling Eroperts: | Notice te nerebs Were akoe the limited partnership | the President to-day, composed of CharlesH.| be driven is 20,715 feet 8 inches. Total | work Of his fifte—his war history—will be left in the number of districts naene be memenen see — TAILOR, Having sold the sume to ioy sou, Austin Hiern f tee | Reretofure existing between James Whitely, tarry C | Marshall, Wm. Calvin Chase, Major 0, A. | Sount, driven to, March Sist, 10,441 feet. | complete and in an Raed eee mick, | Keepers, &c., cut down as low as posible, “This i e eg | Locan, Henry, Cruger Oakley, Maynard (Eyre aod » Almost ‘exactly half of the tunnel is now ex-| wise he feels his lifework an — rele Sl ple gf = 616 Ore STeeen leave to call the attention of my’ friends and eftizens | Henry H. ‘Dodge, a8 gencral partners, and William R, | Fleetwood and Rev. R. 8. Laws, for the purpose | cavated. Inclement weather prevented any | filled and he is prepared to leave. ft meh system pe to his notice herein, audask for him, at | ‘Truvers, as special purtner, uuder the firm name of | of inviting him toreview their pro®ession on | work on the reservoir proper, Hat eperations At 11:30 Dr. Shrady returned. He said he | ,@ Share of their patronage. ee PRINCK & WHI a F is this day dissolved by | Gooncipation day om its ‘thi the | will be resumed shortly. Five of 75- | thought he would not leave the general too long . ‘ERR | limitation,and James Whitely and Henry Cruger Oak- ancipat Passage through inch pipe of main connections were placed Sous ‘Drs. Barker and Douglas would come at| AMONG THE PRESIDENT’s CALLERS today — SPECIAL NOTICE, ley only are authorized to sign a Cs streets and avenues, and to be present at their | uri Progress is slow, as it depends e. an were Senators Payne, Voorhees and Morgun, Pisusas Temas Poncen Ax 160 en RYing parchased from my father, senlor partner In . HARING Loca, exercises inthe evening at the hall, corner of | upon the rate at which the deep ditch is ex- Minister McLane and Gov. Thomas, of Mary- CHINA PONGEE AT 50c. ham H. Herr and George W. Cissel, the extensive Mill- GREAT BARGAINS IN BLACK SILKS. ing Property Known as the Piotieer and Columbia GUINET BLACK SILKS, 23 IN. WIDE, AT $1.50, | Flour Mills, (the former of which has been converted, VELVET GRENADINES, BEADED GRENADINE. | Bogeite ait Pan eitet tapas ee UL, ex OAKLEY, 11th and R streets northwest, where there will | cavated by the reservoir contractors, Work will ‘. be speakers for the occasion. The following | be contiuned sa usual during April. address was also read to the President: odes usual during April. “Whereas the President and Vice President elect, Cleveland and Hendricks, have declared | , 7eeecrerestronage im California. tor State card wath Wa o; Judge Waldo tor. + and Judge W. 1. ‘Thornton, of New, Mexioor BB THEBEST BTHECHEAPEST — ag0 | ave w., beat to Tt, aad through wo Ko make ae 4 DELEGATION FROM THE YOUNG DEMOCRACY tative Wise and CHOICE NOVELTIES IN DRESS GOODS rels capacity per day), I take this means of inform- =e that the né of this country shall not be dis- OF SAN FRANCISCO. - I Toole, Mont and Joseph, : se : f ie hae acta . P ir rights, we, the delegates be p : i ; et See MORE RERARWEERD: | OU oe Sera tind ie ied tines eet ee eee T AT TEE | errlet of Columbia’ in conveniiee wemcbiee | Messrs. C. A. Buchley, the “blind boss,” of Cx1ca6o, April 11.—At a mass meeting In the | New SG. Thompeon and J. R. RIC EVER INTRODUCED. undersigned have ¥ of Philadelphia; ex-Commissioner JERSEY SILKS IN CHOICE DESIGNS. — to commence upon this thirty-first day of Marchand, | and in the hame of 70,000 citizens, weleome te | San Francisco; Maurice Schmitt, T.J. Clunee, J. | north division of tho city last night resolations aos Sena ny, of Ohio; W, Ke ; S IN CHOICE DESIGN ‘THE ROYAL, A Fancy Roller Patent, And io terminate upon the thirty-first day of dtaren’ | tincarpival of the naUidn the Prosiiane eae whee J. Corchrane and D. 8. Crawford, the delegation. that “Chicago is in | S°32 beret eiee ‘of Ui PARASOLS AND SUD UMBRELLAS. wee DE. OF ERIN, A Choice Koller Patent. eeender said firm nue or PRE ‘Cee WHITELY, Presidentelect, Cleveland and Hendricks, with | sent here by the democratic committee of San Sedeaby rea fay enone ‘an organized bai ae of ¥ HRY Sang mayer of On 4 VALCEEVERPLACED BNFORETHEPUBLIC | SMES PHGCES | Th mated beads aoa een vines of nines, No-O4 roadway, New | B sincere, hOPe th, they iFrespecive ot color Franclsco to, represent the young | Fuimaks wine tne thelr efforts to re-| In HL C. Fahnestock, of New Yorks Capt, B. aE ERED BORER, cogies Dericisr, | Swill alwaye be found Daied New York, arch 31,1856, a oe Er tee anes otter aoe tor | eoMtTOl tue fodoral patronage of the ciate and | ently Anite eee by ae ange ee mW Audenreid and Postmaster Gerth mene: AND OTHERS, : ey, we ask settle the trouble between the Henley and | was therefore resolved ‘@ committee | G. Pearson, ofNew York. ee ee RN EROIDERED, DAREEICS. epost AUSTIN HERR. MANADO tyne, fpeoenttion a nding (me aeeaam ta and Field factions by the oyster themselves. = ews wait on the —— RB BY. a ap IEST-CLASS Gods AT THE LOWEST POSSI ailing Businemy and Otel pepers coe Won TRAV United States." Capt. Couch Calls on Seeretary Lamar. orealilngss meeting of pointed commissioner of patents, qualified this pont othes + | aud convententy for reference. ‘They bave been unl: ap4aew/St : Special Partner. _| The President listened to the r thts | — Soming the standard Document Fils of the Comer, [> 4 Sew ENTERPRIEE- 27 | Peneeae rdiee: ition or tole ONE PRICH Thy se moat of varices siaen one can be on and watt Be: would teview their W. M. SHUSTER & SONS, gfalnary shelving. ‘They are also pat up in’ Cabinets and through the streets of the city, and 919 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE “Oftice and Manufactory: 637 weedeat einen ae to it the evening.

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