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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-03-02
They Were Private Detectives

Special Dispatch to THE EVENING STAR.
ALBANY, N. Y, March 2.-The two men ar
rested this morning proved to be two private
New York detectives, who were sent here to
watch Cleveland without his KNOWLEDGE by
some of his friends in New York. President
elect Cleveland enjoyed the joke Thoroughly
when the details were related to him.
fresident-elect Cleveland has received within
the last hour kilograms urging him to exercise
precautlon on his journey in view of the first
patches, Of course, afford the President-elect
some amusement
The Albany police are the butt of every one
for their mistake
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-03-02
Car Horses Treated BETTER Than Their
Drivers.

CHICAGO, March 2.-The trade and labor
assembly of Chicago has requested the law
department of the city government to inquire
has the legal power to pass an ordinance re-
qulling. under a penalty, that the city railway
an intermission of one hour for their MONDAY
luf,ch. During the late bitterly cold weather
1T is charged that the men were compelled to
eat frozen food in freezing cars before the eyes
of the passengers, while the company's horses
were comfortably stabbed when feeding.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-03-02

ACCIDENT 10 A CAR DRIvER.-Saturday even
ing about IL o'clock, while Richard Hardwood
q driver on the Metropolitan railroad. wa
driving along Dumbarton avenue, between 3lsl
and 82d streets, he was attacked with vertigo
causing him TO tall from the car, the wheels 81
which struck him. breaking a rib on the left
side and bruising him about the head and body
Harewood,was removed to the stables Of the com
pany, where Dr.. Snyder rendered medical aid
subsequently the unfortunate man was re
tween 82d street and Potomac avenue.
NorEs.-Ihtrty specials are to be appointed
nom this precinct Tor service ON the 4th a
March.-The police report that o large num-
Der a lamps were not lighted last night.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-03-02

nhc VACc HTeSkuchase1GCts
HE VISITS THE CAPITOL AND Is GREETED
WITH GREAT CoRDIAL1TY.
Vice President-elect Hendricks made his ap-
pearance in the Senate chamber about noon to
day and was greeted with great cordiality by the
Senators of both sides The Republicans showed
him about as much attention as the Democrats.
He loOkedewell, and to a STAR reporter he said
he never felt better in his life.
Mr.. Hendricks was also on the floor Of the
House, and all the members on the democratic
side gathered around him in the space near the
cloak rooms, extending him their congratula-
lions.
Before his departure MI. Hendricks received
a number of visitors at his hotel, among whom
were Speaker Carlisle, Senator j. B. Vance, Gen.
J. F. Temple, of Pennsylvania; Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry knickerbacker. of New York, and Miss
sylvester Blood, of Brooklyn. VIM +. Villas
left his card for Mr.. Hendricks while he was
out.
VISITORS TO THE vIcE-pREs1DENr-ELEcr.
Among those who called on Mr.. Hendricks
yesterday were Secretary McCuiloch, Senators
Lamar, Cockrell, Pendleton, Hampton, Gar
land and German, Representatives Curtin g. g.
Cox, Dorsheimer, Holman, Springer, lie Fevre,
Capt. G. Heiner, 3. S. A.; a Aishsan nd r. ~
Evans, James Stevenson, Smithsonian Institu-
ton; VIM: W. Curry, New York; DIR. R. A. Nor
Spriggs, New York; John S: Williams, Indiana:
William Walter Ya1 And william Henry Hur
lucky; Judge Lander; Hons Joseph s. Miller
and J. S. Hassler, West Virginia; Hon. E. a.
Bowen, Dakota; c. B. Sewers, Connecticut: John
E; Risley, New York; Isaac Bell, tr; Col Lay ton,
Ohio; and Hon. L. V. Stephens, Missouri. Last
night Mrs. Hendricks left for New York ex.
pecting to return this evening.
Among those who called on Vice President
elect cleo HENDRICKS si at Wizards hotel satur-
Mr.. and Mrs. and Miss A. 3. Hewitt, Gen. Nc,
kee Dunn, pr. James c. Yelling, Mr.
broke Jones, Mr.. Benjamin Lefeyre.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Donelson, Judge Charles
Follett, Mrs. Phineas B. Leach, Mr. John Sell
Jno. S. Williams.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-03-02

The COURT OF CLAIMS to-day rendered judy
ment in favor Of the Pacific railroad company
tnow Missouri Pacific Coz for $44,sOO.74, for
war. The petition Of Mrs. Hattie A. Burnett iit
widow OF Gen. Ward 9. Burnett was dismissed
MISUNDERSTANDING following appointments
have been made in the geological survey
Edward Kubell, D. c., mechanician %, 100;
Fred. w. Won Dochenhausen, D. c., assistant
draftsman, ~, 900; r. B. Riggs, Wisconsin, as
sistant chemist, 5000.
LAND OFFICE CHANaEs.-Salmon p. Chase
Stubbs, special agent of the Land Ollie, in
Washington Territory, has resigned. Hiram 81.
Jones, OF Indiana, has been promoted from
$1.40o TO &1,eeo IN the Land office.
SECRETARY FRELINGHuYsEN called the
messengers stationed on his floor Of the State
department before him this morning, and after
saying good bye, presented each with q ten
dollar Dill - Q remembrance.
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baltimore Markets.

BALTIMORE, ND. March 2.-Yirginia skies, con-
solidated AS: past-iue coupons 52a new ten-fortes
35z: Virginia new hrees, OLA; North Carolina skies
Old, 1 10 bid to-day.
BALTIMORE. ND, March 2-Cotton steady-mid.
super, 2.75a3 OG do extra, 3.1Oa3.65; do. family.
l5a3 65; do. Rio brands. 4. 49, Patapsco family.
quiet and about steady; western higher southern red
a3aS6; southern amber, 93a95 No. Maryland, S7.a
ass; No. western winter red spot S31aS37s; March,
S3asaS4; April S6lsaS6Aa: May, SSIaSSss June, Sea-
as9a. COrn-southern dull and easy; western about
steady; southern white 53a55; southern yellow nomi-
nal: 51a52 western mixed. spot 47a471a fresh; May
rs; April 47a4714; May, 471aa47zs. Oats dull
southern 36a39;western white 3Sa39 western mixed
36a37; Pennsylvania, 36a39 Rye quiet, 73a75. Hay
steady and Quiet-prime to choice Pennsylvania and
Maryland, 130Oa15OO. Butter steady-western
packed. 11a22 creamery, 23a34. Eggs easier, 23a24.
Petroleum nominally trm-refned, 7s4a77s. Coffee
dull and weak-Rio cargoes, ordinary to fair, 84a01a.
Sugar duA soft, 6ls: copper refined thick, Iona
Whisky quiet and steady. 12Oa1 p Freights to Liver
pool per steamer steady.cotton 31ed; -four. laed.;
$4,000 bushels; corn, 1872 900 bushels; oats, 5000
bushels corn, $4,000 bushels. Sales-corn, $4,000
bushels wheat, sos 900 bushels
Chicago Markets.
CHICAGO, ILL, March 2-11:15 g. m.-The
weather is clear and temperate. Wheat has ruled
active but somewhat lower. May sold down to 70As,
but rallied, and Is now 70aea70a4. Corn May, Ala
Oats unchanged. Pork-May, 1910. Lard-un-
changed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-03-02

RANGE OF THE THERMoMETHR.-The follow.
ing were the readings at the signal Office to-day:
8 a. M, 37.S; a. M, 800; IL q. m., 37.1; 2 p
M. S7S
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PROPOSALS.

1OROPOSAI4S FOR STATIONERY.
Il TREASURY DEPARTMENT.,
February 20, 1855.
Sealed proposals for furnishing stationery. for i'm
nesals use VIII be received at this Department until
N.
Blank forms for bidding viii be furnished upon APP
plicatioD-
item by item.
Proposal. TO be addressed TO the undersigned. and
MARKED Proposals for Stationery
Deliveries must be free charge az the Treasury
Depart .ne " sdiilston, D. G., and will be subject TO
Inspection py an detailed for the purpose by
Secretary Of the Treasury aud the delivery of an in
ferior article VIII be deemed sufficient cause annul
the contract at the option of the Secretary
The Department reserves The right 10 waive defects
and REJECT any or AL DIGS IL. MCCULLOCH.
f2c-d Secretary of the Treasury.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-03-02

Mr.. VIM G. WHITNEY, the coming Secretary
of the Navy, will arrive here this afternoon on
the o'clock train from New York. An init
mate friend in this city has leased for him q
house on Connecticut avenue, near the British
legation, where he win reside temporarily. That
Mr.. Whitney will be q member OF the next cab
met Is settled beyond doubt
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-03-02

THE PRESIDENT has directed that the Winnie
bago and Crow creek reservations, In Dakota, b
thrown open to public settlement
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-03-02

Mr.. HOOD REsIGNs.-Mr. James +. Hood, the
chief Of the appointment division, Interior de-
partment, has resigned to enter on the practice
of law In this city. Mr.. Hood has been Ia the
arisen nom low grade by promotion. He has
been popular, - well - an efictsnt o0acer.
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PRESIDENT ARTHUR's FUTURE MOVEMENTS.

PRESIDENT ARTHUR'S FUTURE MOVEMENTS.
At the White House 1t is authoftatively denied
that President Arthur is in i'll health, as has
been reported. It is stated that the President
is enjoying excellent health and does not intend
toleave the city Immediately after inauguration
but will be the guest OF Mr.. Frelinghuysen for
Monroe for week or SO. He has no intention Of
making q yacht trip south, but will probably 60
to New York, and from there, as has been here
tofore stated, start In the early summer on q
fishing expedition to the Restigouche Fishing
club near St Johns, N. B. As to his future
business plans Mr.. Arthur has come to no de-
cisiOn.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
The New York stock Market.

The following the opening and 300 pm prices Of
the New York Stock Market to-day, as reported by
special wire to H. H Dodge, $50 18th street.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-03-02

UTALKER'S. 2o4 10TH ST Nw-25 TONS OF
w Building paper in stock, Tar Felt sing h and 2uy
Ready Roofing Carpet lining, Tin Lining Rosin Size
&c Lime, Clements, plaster, pitch. tar &c ia
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-03-02

L. Campbell, of the assistant attorney generals
office for the Interior Department, has been pro-
NOTED to the position of law clerk in that Office
at salary of s., 500, vice Judge Howe, deceased.
Mr.. Edward p. Hanna, the private secretary to
the Secretary of the Interior, has been appoint
ed to the vacancy caused by the promotion Of
Mr.. Campbell, at salary of 50 600.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-03-02
Local Notes.

To-day the will Of the late Jane Chapman be.
Queathing her estate to Ulysses Grsnt and
Bridget Chapman, her children, and naming
Lieut.. j. +. Guy as executor, was filec an th3
register of wills Office.
James +. M. Bowen, of this city, was admitted
TO the bar of the u. =. Supreme Court to-day on
motion Of Solicitor General Phillips.
cooking main is In progress this afternoon
adelphia birds.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-03-02

APPOINTMENT BECoMMESDED.-The local
board of inspectors Of steam vessels at New
York has recommended the appointment OF
Mr.. Thomas Foulke as assistant inspector Of
hulls at that port, vice ]. II. Strickland, dis
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-03-02
--latest kilograms to The Star.
PRESIDENT-ELECT CLEVELAND.
When He Will Leave for Wash
ington.
Men Who Dogged His Footsteps
Arrested.
THE PRESIDENT.ELECT.
Coming to Washington Tomorrow
MOrning-Two Men Arrested For Dog.
ging His FOOtsteps-The Cabinet.

Special Dispatch to THE EVENING STAR:
ALBANY, N. Y, March 1.-Two men have just
been arrested who have been logging Cleve-
lands footsteps for two days. The President
elect and Miss Cleveland have received num-
Der of threatening letters during the week.
The hour Of the President-elect's departure is
kept secret in view of threats.
DETAILS OF THE ARREST.
,l1:4O A. M.-Detectives Sweeney, Mcclure and
Morris have just arrested Thos Crag and Theo.
Waidron, who claim that they came from New
York, York. They have been observed for several
days watching Clevelands house, examining
the rear approach to it, and following him at a
distance sta when he has taken brief walks in the
deavored to keep the arrest secret, and refuse
to communicate anything concerning it or to
allow any one access to the prisoners, who were
house ever since Thursday. Considerable
is felt here abogt the
the reason that the time of his departure is
not NJ communicated to any one: 1t is possible
view OF to.day,s developments, and that he may
depart this afternoon or this evening. The
Cleveland, and declare they have been inspect
ing the Towner mansion simply from curiosity,
being in Albany on business.
New York police authorities have been COM
municated with to ascertain the previous
record of the prisoners. The arrest is not known
yet IN the city and has therefore made no SEN
satiOn yet.
THE PREsIDENT-ELECT To START FOR WASH
INGToN TOMORROW MORNING.
President-elect Cleveland took q long walk
this morning with Colonel Cassidy, during
which he paid short visit to Bishop McNeir-
ney, who is an intimate friend. The President
eject is resting to-day. Having finished his
work he Will take good night sleep and leave
for " ashingtOn between and 8 tomorrow
morning.
TWO CABINET OFFICERS NOT YET DECIDED
He has not yet decided upon two cabinet Of
hcerS, and will not until he reaches Washing
ton and has consulted Tuesday evening with
several democrats who have been and will be-
asked to meet him after his arrival.
NO DOUBT ABOUT MR.. MANNING'S ACCEPTANCE
There is no doubt that Mr.. Manning has ac-
cepted the offer of the Treasury department.
THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA MARSHALsHIp
1t is now authoritatively stated that Gen.
FarDsworth will not receive the appointment of
marshal of the District of Columbia.
MANNING's MINsTRELs DEPART FOR WASHING
TON.
The Albany PhalanX, a hundred strong
known as Mannings Ministries, left for Wash
ington at noon.
They We're Private Dptecfivea
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FoR THE B1oop.

This medicine, combining IRON with PURE VEGE
TABLE TONES, quickly and completely CLEANSES
and ENRICHES THE BLOOD Quickens the action
of the Liver and Kidneys Clears the complexion,
makes the skin smooth 1t does not injure the teeth
cause headache or produce constipation. ALL OTHER
IRON MEDICINES DO.
Physicians and Druggists everywhere recommend It.
DR.. N. s. RUeGLEs. of Marion. Mass. says 81 re-
commend Browns Iron Btters valuable tonic for
ehriching the blood and removing all dyspeptc synp
toms. 1t does not hurt the teeth"
DIR. R. NJ DELzELI, Reynolds, Ind, says: 81 have
prescribed Browns Iron Bitters i'm cases of apamia
and blood diseases, also when tonic needed and
1t has proved thoroughly satisfactory
Mr.. WIN. ByRNs. 20 st Mary street. New Orleans
La says: Browns IronBitters relieved me more in a
case OF blood poisoning than anything nsed, and
heartily commend 1t to those needing purifier
The genuine has Trade Mark and crossed red lines
on wrapper. Take no other. Made only by
BROWN CHEMICAL CO., Baltimore Md.
LADIES HAND Book AND FAMILY ALMANAc-Use-
full and attractive, mailed receipt of &c stamp fe2I
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-03-02

The Bright Weather Cheers Gen. Grant.
ing quite we'll this morning The bright weather
OF to-day seems to act u stimulant to his
vital forces. He is still at work on his me-
mOirS.
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The eunAry Civil IsilI.


TToNs COMMITTEE
The sundry civil bin reported from the appro-
priations committee by senator Allison to-day
and Immediately taken mp FOR the considera-
ion by the Senate makes net increase of
the House bill The principal amendments are
an appropriation of $62S. 56S for the payment
II the final award made by the late French and
American claims commission; s22s .556 TO- an
International boundary survey between the
United States aud Mexico; $4,000 for tho
ury offices; $4,000 for salaries and ex-
penses OF national board OF health;
s3,S5o.73 TO reimburse ex-Prcsident Hayes
lana commission; 81 SOD for an additional
assistant secretary OF the interior S35o.o0o
for continuing the construction Of ne terrace
the erection of statue in Washington 20 the
memory OF Gen Lafayette and his competri-
public printing and binding from 81. ooo, 900
10 s2,ooo.ooO. appropriation OF SO, In
mace To enable the Secretary of the Treasury TO
transport silver coin, when requested 10 do 90
from the Treasury or sub-treasuries free or
charge.
The following provisions are struck out: That
no plan for building shall be approved until
after the site has been purchased, nor which
contemplates greater expenditure in the COM
pieuon OF the building than Is provided In the
bill authorizing the erection OF the building;
that appropriations made by this act shall not
es Seore July list except where en-,
transfer OF the Bear" TO the Treasury depart
ment for use as a revenue cutter In Alaska;
repeating the act authorizing the taking Of the
tenth and subsequent censuses, authorizing the
sale OF Allegheny arsenal, Pa: Augusta arsenal,
Ga; Indianapolis arsenal, In l.; and kenneoed
arsenal, Me.
The provision for the relief OF the New Orleans
exposition Is amended by increasing the appros
priation nom $500, 10 S4OO, 900 and by
providing that Il shall be for .nnaI aid 20 tho
exposition. The amendment also provides that
no part of this sum shall be paid until eatisfac-
tory statements are made I'm detail TO the Score
tary OF the Treasury, showing that the money
previously expended has been for the purposes
and In the manner provided for IN the act.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-03-02


Capitol Topics.
THE CAPITOL ovERRUN WITH vIsrroRs
The Capitol WAS overrun with visitors today.
The galleries of the House were crowded. and it
was difficult TO pass from the House to the Sen.
ate on account of the crowds OF visitors in the
rotunda, the statuary room and the supreme
Court The stairs and all the CORRIDOR were
crowded, and members could not use the ele-
Vator on account OF It's being crowded with ladies
on every trip.
CUTTING DOWN APPROPRIATIONS FOR puBLrs
BUILDINGS.
The Senate committee on appropriations cut
down the Hou0 appropriations In the sundry
civil bill for public buildings throughout the
country on the ground that the House had I'm
many cases exceeded the limit fixed for that
expenditure i'm erecting these buildings, respec-
tiNely. The FIRST provision OF the kind reached
i'm the Senate was the one relating 10 a public
building at Columbus, Ohio. The House bad
allowed $4,000 and the Senate committee
reduced IL 10 $4,000 The senate overruled
It's committee and adopted the House figures.
This action was taken by many Senators 10
mean that the Senate had virtually determined
to exercise its Judgment at this late day upon
questions OF appropriations, regardless Of the
RIVERS AND HARBoRs
The Senate commerce committee was in ses.
sion this afternoon discussing the I'VE million
substitute for the river and harbor bill. Sen.
ator Coke has made a motion TO substitute
ten million" wherever five million" occurs.
THE p. o. AND INDIAN APPROPRIATION BILLS
The post Office appropriation bill and the In
dian bill are still i'm conference, no decision
having been reached upon the questions which
IL was anticipated would create something OF O
collision between the two houses Members OF
the conference committees said 10 a STAR re-
porter this afternoon that while they could not
ioretell the result they saw, as yet, no disposi.
ton on either side to make q stubborn fight
over either OF the bills.
The bill provides that no part OF the square
shall be purchased unless they can purchase the
whole for that price. There will he an effort to
get the bill up under unanimous consent, bue
Its chances are not good.
THE OHIO ELECTION,
At meeting to-day of the House COMMITTEES
on expenditures In the Department OF Justice,
Representative Springer's conclusions relative
to the Investigations OF the conduct of u. 4.
Marshal Wright at the Ohio October election
were agreed to by a party vote OF s to f. The
conclusions were TO the effect that voters had
been intimidated at the polls.
The report amended 10 the rerorf recovp.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-03-02

BAIL FOR GEORGE MANTz-In the Criminal
Court to-day the attention of the court was
called to the cases against George Mantz in
dicted in 1881 for receiving stolen goods, with
the view of having bail Set, and the court fixing
the bail at O., 500 1t was given by Mr.. ]. w.
Humphrey.
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EFF A Nm y SSSs
IA Nm " 2
Eff "A MN 'Sss
+ A n m SSSS -.

Unquestionably fine FANS on exhibition at
the PALA1S ROYAL as anywhere in the country.
REAL OSTRICH FANS in Every Conceivable Color;
also SATIN Fans in all colors Hand Painted Plain
with or without Feather Tips We have also GRAPE
and LACE FANS. The STICKS TO OUR FANS come
In PEARL Tortoise She'll Ivory, Sandal Wood ETC. We
offer OSTRICH FANS for $50 that will cost you $50
in New York. Our Csc Fans bear comparison with
50 goods sold elsewhere.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-03-02

OWING TO THE uncertainty Of the arrival of
the military organizations II is suggested that
all members OF the military reception commit
tees report at headquarters southeast corner O (
18th street and Pennsylvania avenue, for fur
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-03-02

o'clock p. M, JANE BtDD departed this life amer
brief illness Of nine days. which she bore with Chr
tian fortitude.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-03-02

RoBBERIEs REPoRTED.-Charity Humphrey
house baby carriage, valued at S5.-Mrs. j
w. Bischoff, Grant Place, reports stolen from
her house dress, valued at Satisfactorily
Mccarthy reports stolen from his house. No
617 21st street, quantity of provisions and
other articles.-Three cases of housebreak ing
are also reported, with goods valued at 81 sc
stolen.-William Smoot, of 1888 NJ street. had
stolen from him a buffalo robe valued at SIS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-03-02

TMPoRTER OF FRENCH WINES, CoGNAC.
CHAMPAGNES AND CORDIAtS
French Carets, %: 70, 81 and "a so per Dozen
American Native Wines, Brandes and ChampagneA
California, Virginia and Ohio, fosr bottles for 81
VICTOR ROuX, 1737 Pennsylvania ave
Agents for drxnclass houses, Bordeaux, burgundy.
CASA p15-4ns
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-03-02

LECTURE AT SANDY SPRING, MD-Hon
Alonzo Bell, late Assistant Secretary of the In
terror. delivered a lecture on Life Mission.
before the Sandy Spring Md Lyceum, or
Thursday evening. This is the third winter
that Mr. Bell has lectured for the benefit OF thi.
lyceum. and his latest effort is pronounced 10y
those who listened to it as an admirable pro
duction.