THE EVENING STAR PUBLISHED DAILY, Except Sunday, AT THE STAR BUILDINGs, ‘Northwest Corner Pennsylvania Ave. and 11th &t, by The Evening Star Newspaper Company, S. E. KAUFFMANN, Pres mm 8 served to eubscrfbers in = ir own account at 10 cents each. By mail—postsce 6: six months, Sf Post tice at Washington, D. 0. a8 pecond-cises mail matt =published om Friday—$1 = ‘Tux WeEKLy Stal ‘Year, postage prepaid. Six months, 50 cents 5 Ail mail mbscriptiona must be paid in advance; ‘Be paper sent longer than is paid for. iz : Kates of advertising made known on application. ‘Tar Evexrse §: y by carriers. om he = Che Loening Star, Vo. T0—No 10,562. WASHINGTON, D.C., THURSDAY, MARCH 24, 1887. AMUSEMENTS. JNEW Sattosar. THEATER—RUSSELL TONIGHT AND SATURDAY MATINEE, SOL SMITH RUSSELL, In His Home Comedy, in Three Acta, BY CAL WALLACE. ‘Fall to Overflowing with Pun. BUSSELL IN NEW SONGS, SKETCHES AND SPECIALTIES, “Matters that Make Me Tired,” “It's All Over Now with the Ladies,” Down East.” “They're, the juire Eli Fossell,” “The Picture of Their Country Singing 1 March 28, Lillian Olcott in Sardou’s Theodora. Seats now on sale. mh24 Albacars GRAND OPEI A HOUSE. EVERY EVENING AND SATURDAY MATINEE, ‘The Temple Theater Opera Co., in THE LITTLE TYCOON. ‘Words and music by Willard Spenser, Esq. All the old favorites, including Rob’t E.Grabam, Fima Delaro, Chas. 5. Campbell, Carrie Dietrich, SN Dantas, Fuzenia Nicholso Yell Haney. Edw. Everett Ete. Ete. ‘New Scenery and Effects. ‘Monday, March 23—ROSE COGHLAN. _Saleofsentsopentoday 9am. mht ALPAUGH'S GEAND opeRa HOUSE, SPECTAL. Seats are now on sale for the week of MARCH 28. ‘The Popular Artiste, )SE COGHLAN, And Her Own Superb Company. MONDAY, TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY EVENINGS and WEDNESDAY MATINEE, ‘Her Great Union Square Theater Success, PEG WOFFINGTON, (Ofasks and Faces. “Aan Ideal of the Part" S ¥. Herald. THURSDAY EVENING, LONDON ASSURANCE. FRIDAY EVENING and SATURDAY MATINEE, HOOL FOR SCANDAL. SATURDAY EVENING, ee __AS YOU LIKE IT. Wan wae SUNDAY and MONDAY, MARCH 27 and 28, First Appearance of the Original NASHVILLE STUDENTS, Superlatively America’s Greatest Colored Concert Co. SUNDAY EVENING, at 8, Sacred Concert. MONDAY EVENING, at 8, Jubilee Concert. c. Reserv = sale fae en J. S. LINDSAY, D.D. RECTOR OF mho4-tt “An ay tn » bright rec dieeReeeinaly interesting, bright and instructive x NS WASHINGTON THEATER Shechan & Corne! Sheehan & Coyne! Ads Host of Specialty Arian te ne medy GiogaN’S GHOGAN'S New Costumes! wand Novel Scenery. ‘Matinees Mon. Tues, Thur. and Sat. Next Week-RENTZSANTLEY CO. mh21-6¢ IME MUSEUM. Ererztod Should Go! iternoon and Night This Week. NDS DOUBLE COMPANY LN UNCLE TOS CABI Placed on the stare in elegant style: new scenery, the Bioodhounds, the Jubilee Singers, and a splendid Dramatic Company. Every Family and Every Juvenile yould see i ‘Next week—America’s Favorite Comedian, SID FEANCE. who, with the exception of Edwin Booth and Wilson Barrett, is the most successfal actor on the Stage in the United States. mah? RY EXHIBITION._THERE WILL BE AN EX- Iubition of Paintings, ete., executed by the Misses Kelly's Pupils at their Art Sebool, 1024 17th st. n. w. SoS pricuas and puplis are avited io inepoct the co ection. weemh2 3 PROGRAM OF RARE EXCELLENCE WILL BE ‘presented at the Metropolitan A M. E. Church, on 1M street, between 15th and 16th streets n.w., Priday evening, March 25th. Some of the best Literary and ‘Musical talent of the country will take part. Among them Rev. T. G. Steward, of this BEMOVAL—DR. TE JOHNSON ‘Has removed his office and residence from S10 1sth st 10 1400 Lat mW MENT.—_FOR THE BETTER ‘accommodation and convenience of my cus- ; Tested, | days. It the data called for by calendar years Blankets we have made the following remarkable re- | tomers and ail others Wo lnay And it tokens advent: : Prota ee ton and take a napand get rested. | cannot be given as readily by calendar years as duetions: = ago to cxamine my well yelected stock of Lumber, | ‘THR INTERNATIONAL MuETING oF Starisrictans.— | }.(0l¢) tbe President, that he needed men of bodlly | Py'nsa years then substitute for the calendar tHe pert oom Spread for 62e., warranted en- | ahuounce the purchase of the property at the Prot. J. R. Dodge, statistician of the Department | work, and he ith tae.” years named the fiscal years 1884, 1885, 1886, abd iraly peptect | fo vary Exice Heavy. 1 for 950.; CORNER OF 14TH AND B STREETS N. W., 1887 up to March 1, 1887, and thus save as much unnecessary labor 48 possible.” _—— or == of Agriculture, left for New York this afternoon and will sail for Europe on Saturday on the Cunard steamship Servia, He goes a8 an official delegate former price $1.2: ‘A 12-4 Marseilles Spread at heretofore have been selling for SENATOR DOLPH EXPRESSES HIMSELF as satisfied with the Interstate Commission. In where Iwill have completed on or about April 1st “Lumber sheds and Otice, and to which focation will be removed iny ‘and d 8: . sf conversation with a Star reporter he said that he ee Spee S te to the International Statistical Institute, of which 5 eatesordiner acerca che te ae PRINCIPAL OFFICE AND YARD, he was chosen a member at the time of its organ- | Was not acquainted with several of the commis-| |. THR FIRE AT DR. BURNBTTS | | seilles, special, st 83.90: value where I will be pleased to welcome my old and new | izavlon in June, 1885. stoners, but what he had heard of them was favor- a Mey gag eect n2remel-known “Genesta” White Blanket, which | Frieuda: and show thesn & arercond wall secre one — able, Hie ‘spoke tm the highest termsof Judge | ee eee teeter tay, Sang, duspector pas been selling rapidly for, 81,75, we will wll for | or waite snd Yellow Fine Fine at Interior Department Changes. Cooley and his fitness for the position. mee ee ee yur Hi og ee tof my growing |. The following oficial changes have been made JUDGE THURMAN DECLINED. street, on Saturday night, which was sald to be on se enh we | Paniness, and in order to, Teduce the cost of Mandling | i the Department of the Interior: A Srar reporter was informed to-day by a prom- | account of a flue, that asked Chiet Parris, of the aL Seed dow fovaing and alatton he WHARVES tants: | Patent, OMceAppolntment: B. Carlyle Wen. |snent’ member ot Congress that the President | fe department. to make an investigation. Every will'sell at $2.23 for Thursday and Fridsy Guin We | fore known as Biacoe’s wharves, located on Fiiovb under civiiservice rues ne eNesmIAD, at | offered the six-year term on theInterstate Com. | Siher esuss they pur Iedowa Inthe Newomnees In Comforts, ‘we ‘will oer one great specialty, our| WATER ST., FOOT OF 10TH AND H sts, aw, | "jo, uuder civ 'Woog, ancial clerk of the ome mission to ox-Senator Thurman and the latter de- | to a defective flue, and try tolay it to the bad con- SY Salonen $120, Thi ihe base bargain of Yherer intend to handle my rough lumber and of Jndlan Affairs, will have change of the opentng Cine Te arg 2 Ce noe care so undersaks ee iat can ee Well ass whe Se eee Sorte givetorier | bids for Indian ya.) St Louis, April 1%, | ident was anxious to have the ex-Senator accept, | rerred to the, report of Drew'as to the Bur- - Sia mlore constant 40 fy sneer | And in New ork city, May & Dut he wag en fa ie rerusa Rett fre, WhICh says: “it is a mistake to Suppose pace of uatness Phave ‘he services of Str. ee “The Preetdent wulted with Judge Thur- | that re ‘a defective flue. Said Chasers, Bolesting tor he, Danton Ge NeCapeS | ‘The Government Printing Office. | man in regard tw the Pacific Railroad investiga- | ;re', time originated from, a detective fue. ‘Said couragement heretofore so uniformally extended to | ALLEGED ATTEMPTED BRIBERY—CRIPPLED sOLpiEss | tion. = ‘was first discovered,” and aasigns two other prob- ine see wietiga terme sare eam [Shemeaome fexecution of allo a JAMES F. BARBOUR, A Star rey iy exhibited to Public | Wisnés he 4 THE OF THE C: . i accept the position. er Printer Benedict a newspaper clipping, stating a Judge Holman Talks. anit Ofte sod Yard, 14th and Bete. nw. | thot an attempt had been inade by a contractor to Branch Office and Yard, 12th and Maryland ave. s.w. by ulators without any regard to durability, ‘Wharves and Supply Yard, Water #i.,foot of 10th | Dribe an employe of the Government Printing | aaqIsrreD WITH THE INTERSTATE coummstox—| DY, ip, and strength, and requesting the and H sts aiw, Washington, D. ‘mahi th,s Office, with the view of procuring for the con-| DOUBTS HOW THE TREASURY SURPLUS WILL BE | Commissioners to so amend the bull regula~ <=>. WM. B. HIDDEN, ‘SPI tractor a monopoly of that line of business in| DISPOSED OF. tons as to require inside wood work of buildings to 'W, Monument st., Baltimore, Md., which he is interested. “Ihave nothing to A Star reporter met Judge Holman to-day. He | be perto1 with the same care as to strengu lard’s Hotel, W 'D, 0, Mondays, Wednes- nothing to SaY | .ays he thinks the President has succeeded in | £c., a8 1s required for outside work, was rete && BBR RI days and Fridays, from 12 to 4 p.'m. 14th st. entrance. | About that one way or the other,” sald the Public ‘to Building Inspector Entwisle. He has written 5S, - ter tae 3°59 Consultation fra Practicelimlied to Diseases of the | Printer, after reading the extract, He would | ®PPOWting a good interstate commerce com- the Union to-day, stating that, if such an amend aoe. BB ER OO. SaaS Ueaane ulated Tact, Specially success: | nel{her aflirin nor deny the story. mission. Of course he knows Morrison, and he | ment were made, it would require a large number “s+ Ber BE = Gold castes Waenl Goteerie na theas resulting | , THE report that anumber of new appointments | knows the others by reputation. He mentioned | of ‘tocontrol such work. “But, as to therefrom. ‘4-ths,tu,6m- | have been made at the Printing Ofiice is, ‘incorrect, | the appointment of Mr. Cooley a8 a particularly | the character of finish, either as to style or work- = instal Mr. Benedict stated. He says that he ten crippled soldiers who were discharged inad- vertenUly; that there was nothing on the record to show that they were disabled vet and they were removed. When he was advised of their condition he immediately reinstated them. But not a single new appointment has been made, art Of 420, 422, 424, 426 SEVENTH ST. - ‘IN THE SUPREME count OF THE DIs- fine selection. Sanau Pronaw ¥. NATHANIEL PRGuaM™ Equity, No. 10,034. (On motion of the platutiit, by Charles §. Wilso1 attorney, itis ordered that the defendant satan Sos nee manship, tthas never been considered a ‘The reporter called his attention to the success. | the pats oars ec os me ful tof the advertisement by the Navy De- ent for bids for armor plate and steel ror reings, and asked if he thought this would lead Congress to make large appropriations for ord- — 3. W. Albaugh desires: permission of the Com. b23 ssion gh e m INE PRICE TO ALL. missioners to place an electric ght. pole at the ‘side of the new exit of the opera house, To Foarses Isrnovuce pearance to be entered herein on. o1 the first nance, He replied that with the surplus uy Major Moore reports that the charges preferred THIS MOST EXCELLENT ARTICLE Rule Day, occurring forty days after this aster othe in the Treasury it would be hard to say what cor | against Private W. H. Mooney are not. Substan~ wise the case will be proceeded with as in case of de- ‘The Eastern Branch Bridge. of schemes the next Congress would be induced by the evidence offered. WE WILL MAKE SPECIALLY LOW PRICES To | fault: provided S204, of, tis order, be publiahed in COL. P. . HAINS DETAILED TO TAKE CHARGE OF THE | WO enter into. re ee ME. Chettnt, es THE TRADE ON rule of cou: Hs CONSTRUCTION. ASSIGNMENT.—Eugel grocer, Seah: She clipart cf thin petitions ia to obtaina divorce from | ‘The Secretary of War to-day detailed Col. P. C. ‘To Be Secretary of the Treasury. 147 B street southeast, has made an assignment BUTCHER'S HARD WAX FLOOR POLISH AND | the Lond of uiarriaste on the grounds of desertion, Hone - THEY HAVE NO DOUBT IN THE DEPARTMENT THAT | for the benefit of creditors to John H. Gwynn, PIANO POLISH. support and adultery, Hains to take charge of the construction of the 'PAIRCHILD 18 70 BE PROMOTED. ‘The assignee 18 to be pald in full $362.38; then E. Fheats Te CE A.J. | proposed bridge over the Eastern branch of the| mere isa great deal of satisfaction in therTreas- | E. Downman & Co. $240, and then pro ‘ata toa thas no equal. Ate comy feat: 15. StEIGs Glen POCOuiaGAtTtae Bet CE RvAniA arvana t50 ‘ third class, whose cl aggregate $880; Frank HAYWARD & HUTCHINSON, fah10-law,aw By 8.0. W Ase't Clerk. ‘which £10,000 pats pee art a3 e, ury Department on account of the feeling that Sec- | Hume, and H. Buscher, $380, being "among mhz é g->, BEAR LITHIA WATER— hates last Ses- | retary Fairchild has been informed by the Prest- | them. 424 Sth stot ‘Unsurpassed by any known mineral water of | sion of Congress. ‘The law provides for a wood¢ fs —._—__ : dent that he is to to succeed Mr. Manning. Mr. Fairchild himself has said nothing on the subject, but there is no doubt felt that the matter has settled. ———~+e+______ Important Naval Changes, Capt. Wm. A. Kirkland has been detached from the New York navy-yard ‘April 1st, and placed on the world in the opinion’ of ph Lave tested it in Kiduey and Sadder Gece ese ‘an fron,or masonry bridge, as may be deemed mos F and bladd ia, gout, Phewnatiam abd ou desirable, the cost, however, to be restricted tothe above amount. Gol. Hains will take the matter under consideration, with a view of determining the best kind of bridge, and wiil submit plans to the Secretary of War, as in the case of the Aque- duet bridge. —__——+e+___ A Wire's Surr ror Divorce.—Emma Peck has, by Mr. W. A. filed a bill against James Albert Peck for a divorce, with custody of the ‘two children and alimony, "They were married in Baltimore in 1879, and she charges that for the past four years defendant has been guilty of cruel Greatiment. towards her; hag r ‘clots and made ininoral aebusatious against her; that he choked her November 6th, 1885; re 5 dyspep ax H ‘aud all troubles arisiug trom atte excels of Unie acld ia the aystent For sale by E. P. MERTZ, corner 11th and F sts. n. w. ‘The purest and cheapest Lithia water ever sold. _ Price, oe. gallon.” Felophoue O12. taht’ << WISE MEN PLACE THEIR ORDER FOR COBNER TENTH AND F STREETS, rts early in Spring, so as to have then Society Notes, waiting orders, Capt. A.P. Cook, detached from ‘The place par excellence to get a broken Se Fetes cee oF realy Shirt ‘Mrs, Secretary Lamar has not returned from her | Command of the Vermont 3ist inst., and ordered | struck her January 2d; and drove her in the street Factory. tek ‘mb3~ | visit to Georgia, to the New York navy-yard April 1st. Lieut. Com- | in September, 1886, and February 22d, 1887. STYLISH SUIT OR SPRING OVERCOAT, , JOHN 8. P. GREEN, 423 OTH ST. N.w,| Mrs. Macaliister Laughton and a number of mander A. 8. Snow, from duty in the Coast Survey ‘Paperacines. Havin red. iy poet? ‘Mrs, Clevel: ‘and placed on waiting orders. Lt. H. 0. Rittenhouse West Washington Affairs, eas drach wale ert ay | mene n™ MT™ OSTA Yea DY Spa |e aa Sus gs | _Srmceme wien Dasa Haren ry Andat a price fully one‘third lower thanany other | fi" store, S23 Stat bw, entre willbe foundan Gir | Mrs. Hearst, Mrs. Carlisle and Miss Alley wore in Fram, From the scree teauie pane one dacs non | Daniel MeL ‘waa returning trom the Lenten storein the city offers, WALL “PAPER, Detorations, Window Shades ‘and | Baltimore yesterday. ordeved to duty in the Pacine squadron, Ceut. | devotions at ‘emlty (Catholic) chureh last eve- Hinerante Waltoa: ete. ne? Gilt and Hard Woods, | | Mrs Stockton 1s recovering from a very sbvere Bic Pancavter and Osea epreniin nome frou | Hert Sock and 'N streets, ‘A pedestrian. ts won ‘I request and hope to haye the patronage of both ‘H.C. Wakenshaw ordered to the receiving | 8he hurried to her ‘Dut did cia felenda ‘snd the public. "Having seventeen yeare'er | Mr8. Endicott and Miss Endicott and Miss Mason ? h her in ime to her {rom f * ship New Ham April 5, Passed Assistant | DOt reac! Prevent falling: eriencein the business, al orders intrusted #S'me will | were at home to callers after 4 yesterday, Engineer Wm. A. Windsor, to the New York navy- | to the ground. ‘Work promptly executed by competent workmen. Mrs, Whitney held a large reception yesterday; April 1. Passed Assistant Engineer Richard | No. zoth A good line of Spring Overcoats from $7.50 up. ‘Very Respectfully Yours, rore an elegant, ch, to the Wi navy-yard, 23d instant, | moned, who, on his arrival, announced that she ‘Asplendid line of Business Suits from £6.50 up. sg SOG Tn GHEEE, hope slic steiped with whe soe eae eto: | Assistant Surgeon a B, Condeire asiachon mn | was alfeady dead, from a stroke Of = A full line of Dress Suits, comprising the newest | mh7-1m "423 Oth st. nw. back and front, and ‘with rare point | the Boston navy-yard and placed on waitingorders. | _Two MouE Bie Pas ee a cus died fabrics and best styles, from $12 up. = 5B BIEDD & BRO. = Miss Weddell, of Cievel ‘arrived from | Passed Assistant Engineer George oa sh [ging ta grin mee Ey yy ‘A full line of Boys’ 12-18 Suite from 85 up.

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