AT THE CAPITOL TO-DAY ——_.-— The Senate. The House amendment to the bill authorizing the sale of part of the military reservation Che Vor. 74—No. 12,064. WASHINGTON, D.C., SATURDAY, MARCH 2, 1889, SPECIAL NOTICES. Fort Leavenworth, Kan., was concurred in, CONFERENCE ON THE DEFICIENCY BILL. SPECIAL NOTICES. SPECIAL NOTICES. SPECIAL NOTICES. — BUY THE INUAGURAL MAKCH, GEORGES LA RAIME. Will be played by all the principal bands in the pro- cession, and by the Marine Band on Tuesday at the Pension Building. For sale at ELLIS MUSIC STORE, THE reaewert MEDICAL coxa RESS, held in Washington SEPTEM- Gi 3, of JULES MUMM & CO., REIM: was selected as ibe purest and best Champagne ee weer Reb G..G; CORNWELL & SON, The SHO0- KER CU. and JOHN H. MAGRUDEH. DEMOCRATIC Lost aEnCaTS s FOR HONEST RULE. of tariff statutes, that makes National liars je documents of foreign commerce m'd'se for 12 mos. ending De, "88: on board), aise rom teiation, ete., 32.415. Our adverse forein trade, balances: 980,105. Extra session of Congress for rath of our money. > SHOULD YOU DECIDE TO TAKE Ss ‘Tunch with you on Inauguration day zou DEWS Grocery Stores, 1417 New York ave. aud 1 Connecticut a 8-3t i < GRAND REVIEW STAND, Lafayette Square, mica lbPomite, President's Stand. for sale Day and ESHER, WM. H. Ss 09: se. DY: 128-3¢ § COOKED. AM TONGUE. “PGE ‘Chick: ‘Sardi ‘Meat ‘a. MAGKUDE DDR a1? New "Y. x Ties. Cor £28- munecticut ave. CONVENTION Ni E. tion of the Secret Todze tad Civil Ei SEARCH 5 aud 6 Sust, “in Promibition, ‘cor. 434 st, and Pa. av Able speakers from eight different the convention. Hi tO, ACCOMMOD: ATE CUSTO D sq Fate at generally, the HOME MARKET ‘be open on A’ SDER, Proprietor piety = CHOICE mae TO VIEW THE GRAND procession at “Monumental ag, 15 Penuagt vale ave. | ‘Those, who desire ort while viewing the procession will do a ey is and_evei ns chairs. coupon ticket for each seat. Also, coupon tickets for grax d stand, adjoining Monumental Building. 1! seats are protected for severe weather afford a full view of the procession. Bickete for sale at offic tg Ms esi OORTER,, HAVING RE- is health, will resume his practice St the corner of 1th and Pats uw where he will be pleased to see his many friends. > ELECTION OF DIRECTO: Office of the Columbia fe Hallway Co. The annual election for seven directors to serve the {Ding Zeer for the Columbia Railway Company will beheld at the Kellogy Building, F st., between 14th ts. n.) ARCH’ 12th proximo. m. <—— ANNUAL MEETING OF THE Stockholders of the Netionsl 13 i: ihe United States of America, for the elec- tion ot tn for ‘the — th i ARST ikly: To) has located at 19 rractice linited to diseases of wo consultation, 10 to 12 am. Deposits. Statement at close of business, February (ash on hand and due from banks 2 Discounts. Slane AND GAS BRACKETS, LIGHTS AND LIBRARY SLIDE: Po rrosny OVED G. rtd LOGS, ANDIRO WEDDING Paes N’ £2-3m, ees 2FENSE FUND.—ALL PR ised contributions to this fund at the Har- ter, tomeiher with bew subscription wil be Received at te Star office and acknow} order WARD, President 3. Mt teld-Tino WALKER, LATE OF THE Ly tated. ae 417 Na ave. 2 1 ON. RED < > gounich & Back Cpr Pianos wast be & =i ‘sacrifice for cash at G.L. WILD & BRO," we = HUNGARIAN GOVERNMENT WINES. ported exclusively in bottles bearing the Government Protection Label on the neck. ‘The best Clarets. White Wines for table use and medicinal purposes as recommended by Prominent Physicians. GEO. E. KENNEDY & SONS, 1209 F st. n. w. Sole Agents of the famous Royal Hungarian Govern- ment Wine Cellars of Budapest (Hungary). _f19-1m — “WILSON WHISKY.” PRODUCT OF THE WILSON DISTILLERY, HIGHSPTRE, DAUPHIN CO., PA. ‘This celebrated Whisky. most carefully and slowly seasted, mashed, fermented, and distilled from the in- Valuable health-giving Chalybeste waters and choice small grain Rye, peculiar to the renowned mountain districts of Penusylvania and Maryland. and ripened im hested warehouses, sea-voyaxed and aged in the warm salt air of Bermuds. The oxides of iron and their homologous salts found in the waters from which this Whisky is distilled render this Whisky invaluable aud unequaled asa tonic and rejuvenator to those in Reed of strength, vitality, and vigor. See certificate of Prof. Toury, of the Baltimore Med- fecal College “IT 18 PURE, FREE FROM FUSEL OIL, AND CAN ‘THEREFORE BE SAFELY RECOMMENDED FOR MEDICINAL USE. 1TS HIGH COLOR IS DUE TO THE IRON PRESENT. “WM. P. TONRY, Ph. D., Chemist.” Ask your Grocer for WILSON WHISKY. THE ULMAN GOLOSBOROUGH CO., Distillers, fet-Sm Baltimore, Md. GEO. B. LATE OF THE FIRM pol ete collected, and oats negotiated. ta . Leuman Bids. Take elevator. £19-1n: WHEN YOU PURCHASE GAS FIX- tures wet the latest designs and lowest price from 1425 N. ¥. C. A. MUDDIMAN, 1206 F st. __Goods guaranteed. Competition met. $a17-3m_ Ke2 BUY YOUR COAL, COKE AND WOOD JOHNSON BROTHERS, the leading firm in the District, == = soa other. secures STOCK. cance ee GOES 4 Be ae ese OG and D stresia (Pot C og EQUITABLE CO-OPERATIVE BUILDING ASSOCIATION, “EQUITABLE BUILDING,” 1003 F 8ST. ASSETS, $971,539.64 Subecriptions Soc shares 'n the 10th Sarge, resstved Gaily at the office of the Association, Equitable Build ing, 1003 F st. Shares are $2.50 per month. $1,000 advanced on each share. Pamphlets explaining the objects and advantage of the Association are furnished upon application. Office hours, from Yam. to 4:30 p.m. On the first ‘Wednesday in each mouth the office will be open from Bo'clock pin Advances will be made promptly ‘THOMAS SOMERVILLE, Pres't, — BE SURE AND;GET THE SUNDAY REPORT OF THE CONDITION qr PAUL'S | ENGLISH LUTHERAN THE NATIONAL METROPOLITAN BANK, peur! 2 tormasraer pening’ and Str. ‘evening at 11 and 7:30, Sunday School. ¥ ~ part of the Senate. HERALD TO-MORROW. WITH ITS GRAND ILLUS- at Washington, D. C., superintendent, at 0:36.a.m. ‘Dvctrival’ class at 9+ Pm. 1 3 F ° at the close of Business, Fi 1889. x ‘THE SUNDRY CIVIL Sone | Re Psion Sad ONE Rip “he x The conference report on the sundry cfvil Dill was presented and agreed to. There being seven amendments on which the conference committee had not agreed a fur- ther conference on these amendments was ordered. LINCOLN MEMORIAL noeit cen ane na Bi ew se TH 3 pane Pa TRATED SUPPLEMENT. rtd i STRANGERS SHOULD BUY IT TO SEND HOME ty IS ITWUWHAGTRSOHWAUHIBRAOOS? ma FRIENDS. Page uy B ay Pace ‘THE PACIFIC RAILROAD SELECT COMMITTER, piney of Angusta, ~~) The resolution reported yesterday for the . i if Tennessee, \t Page 11 3 ’ the paweaieot the Gonmaittos on 7 “ nee oR ress south Carolina, fu Page 8 | Continuance of the Pacific railroad select com- Grand Marshal of the , itis 5 e . ordered: PET co mt > SPIRITUALISM SSURDATS. 412, an gee eat — mens — at Chcempesten Section 1. That from 10 a.m. Monday, March —— ave. n.w.—Mrs, A. M. Gl and government shall be adjusted was taken of the rear of test, 16 a.m. lyceum; 11:30 aud 7:2 cure. Ten up. lent from the Capitol to the Fxeca cent door collection. 1 ‘Mr. Sherman inquired whether the resola- FOUNDRY METHODIST EPISCOPAL to y Aon reo iosmome onli Se € Geo. thot — ae 5 U3 line of march, wl embrace LIABILITIES, = —Servi: eit a tion came from the select committee. ee Frye (its chairman) replied that it dia Gapital stock paid in, achool prayer ue fre m Raveena cies teeet hee en Surplus fund i esheets sean pi will prvech, fl: soa tists Soiaipies tnniis-eaitltn dhidlanPosheien horthweat from the north line of New York aventue to | Undivided profits % ie Tucan’ Gommunion. G:50 B.m.. young Fist! the south line of Pennsylvania avenue; of Ist street | Dividends unpai Ler seow 4 Ki 30 oO p.m. ee: pastor a Preach on ting 'T DP. ver pomcmasie con Mr. Sherman—Then I object to the considera- Gaol grounds soutliwest, ail cf tue south roadway | Doma ES ec a strangers are made welcome." | Service, Thursday, fhe tion of the resolution. through the grounds cf (the capitol to te a eastern frou in ks, a -———, CENTRAL i METHODIST, PROTESTANT A QURLEY 2 MEMORIAT, PRESBYTERIAN SOUNEFUReeeee 4 = Spooner, from img committee on public thesame. to B street north and Delaware avenue: of B | Due to ouareh, 1 strocts 2. w! Services te-morrow, Tl aim. gad” 7:50 | LADIES' GOODS... 38 | ton etetoers ees Cenacee the Senete seme amk of Komen neste See fess, Murray, pentor. “Sunday a oS “a on "‘preaching by the pastor, Rev. William §. Slil- 1¢ | tion heretofore reported by him for the arrest ented, w Adinfuiatration, i My Bndear | ler. “Sabbath school, 3:30 p.m. ’ Christian Endeavor by the sergeant-at-arms of a recusant witness ad Ey sodety.. ¢ 6:45 p.m. ‘iid week service, Wednesday, (Fister), for the reason that the pressure of arate Se ‘Thursday at 10 ‘aaa, and D. at J for Braver meetin ’at’ 7:90." entbere please Beind ee 'm., but not beyond id. street WHITE, Casi 10 ‘am. until the rear of the nained bank, phe vex pes for Bible and os do sole: te shall have left the capitol grounds. esi at en “GORGE, gH ST, §. to 18th street rR ‘al ‘HL aes usiness was too great to permit its discussion. THE INDIAN APPROPRIATION BILL. The Senate then proceeded to the considera 0 A rereettartate ng people’ . sth t northwest at 104.1, and GEORGE H. B. WHI a 3 anche Sun day Brhootat On ees - rices on at 6:30, p SSE -Page 16 | tion of the Indian appropriation bill. HOWELL, Notary ‘Public: sil ma. by Rev. M. a ny it nore ae are oo, THE POST-OFFICE APPROPRIATION BILL PassED. : a stranger’ oF pastor, followed — THOMPSON, rd's supper and Sion | & as URIAN, SMITH OF BATTLE Pending consideration of the Indian appro- Jalteg SB FITCH, Directors, SE ung people's meeting at p.m. W. H. Creek, Mich., author of the popular work on priation bill, tne conference report on the Post- XN. W. BURCHELL, Office appropriation bill was presented and agreed to. The discussion on the Indian ition Dill was resumed, but interrupted to it Mr. the ina REPORT OF THE CONDITION Went of the line of that avenue, nor shall tes run west OF. East Capitol street later than 10 o'clock am. E FARMERS’ AND MECHANICS’ BANK, SU VOMHASDHCHAAAASNRHWRWNAD . No street car shall at any time —— At Georgetown, in the District of Columbia, r to report back fi worably the House Of the rear of the marching cole ‘WELFTH- x RCH, Pages 1 and - ~ a hall anal alee eects | At the close of business, February 26, 1889. a> pve Tabla ays, os sae H = Joint resolution to promote commercial union coaches which traverse ‘any portion of the route of the SURCI by raster J.D. x x2. milesio oma at rmon, “God's with Process J sc ronson by Ley. ‘ood was mad: mators Hoar Section 5. During the periods named in section 1 of nts, 9306259 19 20 | Vance. “Grand music. Gordial welcome toall. i" | Manbs Goniutinion after the aorting sermon. Sapien: wo by Ge Hoor and 101 his order no person s! allowed to intrude with a id Unsecured, Tehicle or other obstruction upon street or public }. Bonds to see secure circulation. RYLAN ne METHODIST EPISCOPAL Church, corner 10th w., Rev. Xoung People's, Meeting, 6 p. m., Consucration meet- .. ing, Prayer Fag Bureday evenings, | WANTED (Houses). House of Representatives. Space within 50 yards of the line of mareh indicated in | U. 8. Bonds on ‘hn * _—_—__1* | WANTED (Lo ect ded in sec toc lawin, pastoe Li aun, aad 7°30 pone Sunday ors Section O- eqcertas iious of the Siuyestion of the = school 9 a.m. Probationers’ meeting 2:50 pan. Sun- | pease duty alone the | eel by uthorsty tof onsrese, corner of G and Lath sta, to-morrow at ti am. ths against the United States in the Supreme sublect the offenders to s fine of not more than OLITAN A. M Tae U. has - TLEY, EBB, CW: RAYMOND, th and 16th Her doh Ge Mite | eo noe: & 8. Jomtara been put out of | court on account of the sales of public lands in Commissioners D.C. st., bet. aston” ae! Giscourse at 11 relock a. commission at New York. those states. 3. . o'clock p. address to = apr THE WASHINGTON CENTENNIAL IN NEW YORK. eee in eee iy ew. ew rd ot Pier Yougtowx's Powgarct Exarves.—The | =Mr. Baker, of New York, asked unanimous return tickets from the Inaugural Ball on the night of p ot Sup cial report of the trial board on the gunboat | Consent for the consi resol} tion a Seana i pak notes outstanding. 209.00 99 | Orchestre 730 p.m, C-. Sinith, conte SETH ANCRRRATTON Yorktown is in the hands of Secretary Whitney. | for the ap etecarye pyeentlnd to “ FA pe 82% Jackson Hall Alley: Individual epost subject to chec! 4-608 6b <= YOUNG MEN'S CHRISTIAN _— re yt ior ‘ h schooi | The horsepower developed in the recent trial | sent the House at the ceremonies atten ing te Eg Due to other Na‘ IyauackAn Senvicg 2 p.m. yt M. “Hazeltine of sine sry exceeded by 400 that required by the contract— | the Washington inauguration centennial im Elliott will preach in the’ even- 30, on *” The Ld of i ae mick ora ioe | cas sgre 99 | Bee ee as nae F ABE E st aw. oat patninacneata SUNDAY Ser AL .M. dicobing Fr eine nme % | 3, one ae will give the contractors a bonus | New York in April next. Bd at, I aafigrem by, Hey. Gideon 1 Drape * ,D Dis of New York. 5 b SARCASTIC MR, SCOTT. District of Columbia, County of Washington, Hist, will also take part in tho services. ‘Prat. Kings ‘W. Faunce,’ pastor. Mr. Scott (Pa.) suggested sarcastically that I, W. LAIRD, Jr., Cashier of the above-named bank, | orchestra will be present. Every: young man “and or Bates 3 agit am cea mr. EE. 3 A Boanp or Oupsaxce Orricens, consisting an sppenpetadinn be made to meet the ex- do solemnly swear that the above statement is true to | stranger cordially invited. 1t*_ | by the pastor — “Po bo RT rg of Lieut. Col. Daniel W. Flagler, Capt. Cullen fhe best of my intowledge and beet sanier ALL SOULS’ (UNITARIAN) CHURCH, | ligion.” All welcor 1t*_| Bryant, and Capt. Frank Baker, has been ap- | Penses of the committee. The Senate has ap- Sul a ie aca okie ae ahs 3d aa od fhe ‘corner: 14th and L sts, n.w.—Morning service pointed half dozen committees to go on summer st, Vespers, 7:30 p.m. Sunday school, 9:30 ‘morrow morning and € a. Fei 1 ; Mare! tary - & h, 1889. L. 8. FREY, Notary Public. ‘ood, cor. 12th and Rev. "Bawa, Everett I Hale, D.D. ON PROPHECE, GELDER HATE OF BOS- | pointed to meet at the Frankford Arsenal, Phil- Hock well cor. Ou ts iw. Conract—Agtons ‘ x peak in Monumental ball, ] 33 adelphia, for the exai tion of the foll excursions and he thought that House - ave. b stag a xf See lock, Sunaay | {2elphia. for the examination of the following tees should be entitled to the same privil oe = ¢ line, who have been author- B. Lewis, 1214 G 8. <= DARLINGTON HOOPES, AN APPROVED | curation t, Mat. It". | ized to ay The resolution not having been returned 5; ramnenty Vi ity _1t EeHORSS Bngws, {Pirctor [etn ge Bocas ot, Ertends, ae —, ALIVE “BAPTIST Ch CHURCH 1 IN {THE WASHINGTON SOCIETY OF THE | and se to the fi ots ~- = wae Y-4 pens < - New. phan ‘a ive ages e first of March, has been | Felton election case, hich the bill | we Rg EE . ree a 3. isture in the winter-wieat section, the COR OMTR WAT” SERAW. 2088 Pats ng, 8: 30 pam. it” ee vere te She bisth resulting croj Laorgemenage are more favorable + gwen — For the Inguguration, Legal- . 5;790 00 > NERMONT ANE. ¢ CHRISTIAN CHURCIC | Four Square.” "Kev. gts than those o! ear, although the success of rennet M.” GOO! BAP king at 7:30pm mie “Davi Living: a Growing of the the King." at ‘Church, 4th and B streets s.e., Capitol hak up the centennial resolution, and there day sc ople’s Meet- 30 p. m. Sariton Hil ‘Mission, Odd Fellow's SEESEYTERTAN the crops depend ly on thi ther of Then Mr. Baker, of New York, again called | Suen -PRESBYTERIA pects pao rgely @ weather of the fo LIABILITIES, ohn Chester. D.D. —Preaching by the pastes ——— ee objection to it; but Mr. Scott proceeded (LESSE! : free pews. Si 100) Pastor to-morrow at 11 id 7:30 was no objection Washington, | Alexand) Fort Monroe and Norfolk a profits, : oe rangers welcome. _1t | pas 9:00 ain. Prayer menting Younis People's AFTER HIS COMMISSION. to ask some questions in relation thereto, and eel at Wht vidual deposits subject t6 chisck.’ 2,03 ST. JOHN'S CHURCH, GEORGETON evening; Congregational, Thursday’ evenings —— Feb. 28, 1889, | Time certificates of Services to-morrow (Sunday): 9:30 a.m. ze 30. it’ | Mr. Webb 7 Consumed the time until eleven o'clock, when hin ine te GkOuGE LEAT ‘and EX- Total morning, prayer; 11 a.m. .. Holy Commenion, and ser: FIRST BAPTIST CHURGEASTH ST. ir. Webb Afraid of Harrison and Wants | the special order expired, and the resolution ie eae on; pm, evel ra choriste E 4 oto Norfolk BATURDAY evening, n: 4:50 pm. evening prayer: choristers. eee Baer charles A. Stake past His Commission Signed by Cleveland. | went over without action. = District of Columbia, City of Washington, ss: seat strangers ae la It . Sunday school, 9:30. Mr, Stakely has returned “You have killed it,” said Mr. Cox, of New ‘Beit ‘eauets wil go back to Norfolk om MONDAY | | 1, BENJAMIN P. SNYDEE, President of the above. | ge-— UNION WESLEY con cURL San ae Hage and 7:30 po. eee Commissioners Webb and Wheatley were at bene addressing Mr. Scott. “New York may ct nats * cig.sclemnly awear that the above sta bet and AU nw —itey. J. W. Smith, | pie's meetin Bk aa. Peo | the White House at about noon to-day, but did | ™ake your mortuary address. A QRFOLK ON SUNDAY, March, ment is true to the best of my knowledge and belief. 3p. ma. Bishop €. Schutrers cons invited, 4 On motion of Mr, Cannon, of Illinois, the DAs ak ot SENSAMIN © EUTDER reuan not succeed in seeing the President. M xX ads 33 nt. nen oy Ee ae ; ~ s vet - | Senate bill was d granti right of w: mae snaeee a 2 ithseribed and sworn to before me this 2d day of ‘T. MARK’S CHURCH, NEW abe a. eoaay ok BE) CHURE Webb made arrangements to have the commis- | across the Fort ayes wn J pe ea 4 i > THE, hee ASSOCIATION of the M. At GEORGE W. BAGG, Notary Public. kK HF Boris. rector, ‘Litany secmeh aot f o ¥ tion for his new term to be made out ready for | the Omaha, Fort Dodge and Southern railroad a a Washington district, Baltimore couternes, ConrEct—Attest; ANDREW WYLIE, communion at ll am. Evening prayer aud sermo: "| the President's signature in case of his confir- | Company. is seueiay Bigetiog 2m shete Darlene OT EMERY, j D rs, | 7:30 p.m. Strangers are invited to attend. 1 ;| mation to-day. He intimated that he had | Mf. Randall, from the committee on appro- Choir of men and boys: aif seats frees ‘worship. —, reported back the Butterworth reso- Pretty positive information that his confirma- | ition inviting Canadian officials to visit, the 7 : lt ai RGE (FLETCHER, METHODIST EDI ts local, preacher cher’ from 4 dis- sEORGE H. PLANT. | Be geetcnes oe eee ig ermare Kindly asked. to pressint an offering in —— ident. W. W. BUCK, Secretary. = REPORT OF THE CONDITIQN ev E. D, tion to thet: oe fev De br baat aapital | Hon to thetr ability tion would be forthcoming before night, a| United States. Ordered printed and recom- SPECIAL NoTic 'E.—PERSON! 0 OWN NATIONAL BANK OF THE Sout FH he pastor Sabbath | sufficient number of votes having been pledged | mitted. , ecuTiages and desire tickets Sammie the Certs Dae REPUBLIC =| 22hool st D: ve ude the Epworth Hymual. in Ft) reachiig tit am, | to secure this result, The ~ 2 On motion of Mr. Davis (Mass.) the Senate Ee ea of Maren 4th, must ‘appl At the close of business February 26, 1889. ee raniera int ety opearmins) aeih 7 ; i os a. of Cambridieport, pare ioepaeepere-engetiaeg (Co requiring steamers to carry life for same at tic Building, 930 F stree Senet hee os Bett ¥F. Greene, presiding elder | filled out in accordance with his wishes, lin til day, March 3." THOS SOMERVILLE, (RESOURCES. WESTERN PRESBYTERIAN | ofttie New Bilan! conitrence Mats iter which | “Of course.” Mr. Webb added, “in case Iam |" PF mize Chairman Carriage Committee. | Loans and discounts... sia £498,592 49 tat ity. between 19th and 20th Rev, tered AEE pte the Guay OeubeeT Will Be adminis: | not confirmed the paper can be torn up.” SRSUREEIOY OF CRANES SEUSS. an iin : : as e, 11 am, er ellows Wi JUST BEcErY ED A CHOICE LOT OF 13 | US. Honds wien é ee no vine Providence, ‘even: | colebiate their forty-sixth. theukeeivne spaivoreary |», The only possible conclusion to be drawn | Mr. Dunn (Ark.),trom the committes on mer 7 ‘Hams for the Inauguration ; also, choice lot Bonds 1 000 00 | ing Bervieg, TP. m., first half hour, Young People on Kase by the pastor. Grand rally d {5 from Mr. Webb's haste to have his commission | chant marine and fisheries, reported the bill ote aaa and arta mite s oa Society, Sermon, “Broken Chains, ore and help us. made out ready for signature is that there is a | for the better protection of the fur sealsand the = _ Due frou approved reserve : —— ‘GRAND EMPERANCE MEETING AT fOURTE ST SE ca esy CHURCH. = v. | fear in his mind that Presideat Harrison, in- | simon fisherive of Alaska, Laid on the table ue from otter National Ban sty Waugh M. E. chureh, corner id. and, ft church and. iuission Tia. in and 7.30 nas. | fluenced, maybe, by the popular opinion of the | S02 . ~ Due from State Banks and bankers. "” Regi, under. the auspices of the church conn lesion; Di Leu P temporarily. Real estate, furniture, and fixtures 85,04 Address by F. M. Bradley, Esq., and Nev, R. W a w nerve: G0). tite Sacrament “at | District, might lave some hesitation about Current expenses and taxes paid. 3 of Baltimore.” Visitors to’ the city and friends ot ine i mise c schol Gacpar Teese | ing his name on his commission, even if the TEE INTERSTATE COMMERCE LAW. — aa, eck ui LE eee remy HEY FOE Sere mete a nee meena, ce | see, gee coe, Taare ore pee | Me Catp (On) east Go otinsnne om» Exchanges for « clearing-house. cises, of aduresses by the pastor e1 an action, or non-ac on on amend the interstate-com- MONDAY, Mar Maren 4, 10:30 a.m 1a uul{Srm, or dark ‘publican ation, No.1418 F st., base. | and . sang.ng by the society and sign jan ee i Et ve cae ‘and Ane, | Bills of other Banks, M licen Ase setae ‘emul E at.. , bane- ie Ang or Singing b the soc ey sad ee in i = part iene Chief Magistrate to be found i in | merce law. boat DAE Sar, meee I on. aes. | ents will hold fan adjourned mecting TO-NIGHT, at its | to these services. a saageercnepentnd The House recedes from the amendments re- Mareh 5th, Camp - : strosts basement. i es WEBB AND Tier gary Court pasa 40 Pecan Bata Bae, ong ee OU a3 area ae LON PD aS. SELADERSELECE, 1 "ner | ating to the tranfportation of ofl in berrete andl mS, Pickets 50 con! edtoattond. All visiting republicans from New Jer- | Oidand new rE ed a tank cars, and conferring in state ‘Mijor courts con- Dalry Inple. ° Mereiatown, Nod a awit sake at Do" a moe Commissioners Webb and Wheatly | current ape mee | United States comnts services in and 7:30pm. Branch, | called on General Harrison to-day, but they / to hear and determine goa arising under URCH tent, and cottage meeti: al, agers > tera, aot ae and 18th ste. city ‘especially invited tocome aud eran i te did not see him, He was engaged with General the inte! pastor. Hey. = or r HURCH, | Clarkson, of Iowa, and they were asked to| Mr. Anderson Towa) rained the Tam, and 7 c we TH _e bo =» Cay it 3 ti mlin D.D., will ha I \ornil a the use ose Post Commander. vo rine eet the evening the Rev. ic arise D, bath “c x nol pie Be i excuse him. They said they wanted only to ideration, Be CHAS. F. KEEFER, Adjutant, q 5 dijanapolis will preach. Sunday school at 9 ti e040. poe ie ‘ica | PAY their respects, and left their cards with ae — a nai Bau! ‘oung People's meeting at 6:45 p.m. pit supplied compliments. WANTED—POSITION AS SECRETARY | individual deposits wal : er , the pastor, PS Sant ed tt A 7 a rother _ —_—____ d confidential cl ood CONNECTIC UT—GOV. BUL RLEY WHE . nono sor; coches ckgeee ts Een oman cprcmmcates of pe the ledies and eettienen trom Con- wien welcome extended to strangers. It CAPITOL TOPICS. reas sunday! (G, Star office mi-at | Certified checks. ec at TO MORNOW (Sunday EVENING. trom? fo % D ST. NEAR 2 mee a Duration of his visit im — ve. ., ard a = eS oS Be TEE SECOND | MUTUAL, BUILDING AS i eect owigiatciey Wasuixotox, D. C., March 1, 1880, (THE CoNDITI SOCTA TIO ‘on TUESDAY. Marel nad 6:20 Bs [25m 8 Theco- hid heretofore po REPORT OF os at Y o'clock p-in. a seed of Monday es e = fon of moruing serv Mr. Simon Wolf, Dr. Ruth, _ Judge Mo- CENTRAL, SXATIONAL, BAN! . CAM! President. to Holy Cammon, of the inaugural executive =. Neeser ona eg rh frm At Washigion: in the Distciet of Colma, J. J. DERMODY, Secretary. mb2-2t_ | ierat 7:30. com Benet MB tt the close of busitens, February 20, 1880 THE, SOUTH WASHINGTON BUILD- Wheatley retiring trot ire esnceaigs ING ASSOCIA’ WHEATLEY BROS, ae rll ened st be ontinued Uribe deletes cand a : | Eerie aa PSE, JNO. F. P CULLINANE, of W ae en ‘ho ure authorized to settle all thei bese clauns against collect all debts we anette, late. ; U4. Bu MY CUSTOMERS ne mb1-3t HI let eee as HONDA Biola s, ABRURS HOME-MADE gee! ae puis 3 f bel Hf ff Hi #

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