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SPECIAL NOTICES.

(~ THE MEMBERS OF FRIENDSHIP
their Hail THIS Tuesday EVENiiNG. at $50
e ohea r for q.
Union Chapel. Goth street Wednesday, at O'Clock p
M it! Burial at Oak Hill feT r. sEyrrENe111
49, DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA.-A special com
ne Dist csIambla WIN he held =. Masonic Ten
a Pte sG G8 EpSEShRP MARCH THIkrlFIRsT
. $3.50 W. R SINGLETON.
mh3O-2t Grand Secretary.
THCS THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
- steckholders ofthe Columbia Fire Insurance
nine trustees to serve for the ensuing year viii be
hsa At she See IN the Kellogg sSiidin
O'clock pm. II. K. WILLARD. - =
~ ", OF the baltimore Heat and Power Company
B Be- PEG 4 KSSn R TsT s9rk
s
E + " MMo onn.a,,., Shas 6: Beebe.
mso,a7.15 s. w. o0pef% 8. Z. Green % E. prall'
TEHs MEETING OFTHE MASTER NJ AsONS
- will be held on TUESDAY EVENING,
in which ali men carrying the business of Brick,
laying earnestly requested attend business Of
WI" De 'e1s Rs se11S p Secretary
To- SPECIAL C.aA NOTICE. F: .THEAssOCIATIoN
Washington Light Infantry Corps THURsDAY. Apra
e Ct hsSers of is ans
nxss ess
TT~ THE NATIONAL MUTUAL LIFE AssO-
49, citation presents an attractive plan of Life
ASSOCIATION was reorganized on March 4th and has
issued number Of policies. The system is upon the
tual cost. less a small per centage for expenses and
dtis confidently expected that but four assessments
Tl De necessary for one can pay
ana $40 for
$1,000.
This oas its and in
been paid to Mrs. Mary Rupertus No. 14IS st, and
Of Ne ioi o1 20
account Of death of Herman Lauten in Chicago on
been No n esen %
be assessed until sixty days after admission Only
80 -. or. FRANK j. TIBBbErrs, Manager,
mh29-3t No. 1920 F St
TC~ SENATOR COLQUITT HAVING BEEN
hes,;. called to Rhode Island the Temperance mass
evening Is consequently postponed until further
hce mh292t
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At 22c., regular price 4Oc.
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Management Of tIse Public schools.

CHIEF JUSTICE CARTrER's LETTER Transmit
TING THE RESOLUTIONS OF TIE CITIZENS
MEETING TO CONGRESS.
Chief Justice Cartier this morning trans
mitted to the committees OF the two Houses VI
Congress on the District OF Columbia the min.
utcs of the proceedings and copy of the reso-
buttons adopted at the citizens meeting to con-
slider the question OF the management OF the
public schools, on Friday evening last. He ac-
companied the report with the following letter:
WAsuINGToN, ID. g., March % 1856.
To The Senate and House Of Representatives..
At a public meeting OF representative citizens
held in pursuance OF "A public notice, for the
purpose of considering the management OF the
public schools, and the proposed legislation re-
speeding the same, the enclosed statement OF
views and conclusions unanimously
adopted. 1t indicates in brief my own views Of
the matter, and think il fairly expresses the
views and wishes of the great body OF our peo-
pie. As such expression, beg TO bespeak for ii q
favorable consideration. L also enclose a copy
OF the call for the meeting and q report OF is
proceedings. Very respectfully,
Id h
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District Government Affairs.

NO DEFICIENCY FOR NIGHT SCHOOLS.
The District Commissioners have written a
letter to Representative James, in answer 10 a
suggestion Of the latter that the Commissioners
should "certify to a deficiency for the expenses
of the night schools which have been carried on
during the past winter" The District Commits
sioners hold that there is not properly any de-
ficiency, as the Commissioners never entered
into any obligations respecting the schools and
cannot now assume liability on their account.
They conclude their letter as follows: Certainly
District affairs cannot be managed upon the
basis of the Commissioners accepting ali kinds
of work and obligations in the name of charity
upon the assumption that they will have to 60
to Congress and ask for appropriations TO pay
for the same. AS. however, the ladies in this
case claim that they became responsible to the
extent of 5000 upon the superstition that the
Commissioners would urge Congress to assume
the liability, the Commissioners conclude to
submit the proposition to Congress, together
with statement Of the facts as they understand
them"
BUILDING PERMITS
have been issued by Inspector Entwisle as fol-
lows; James Pyles, erect q two-story frame
dwelling, Grant road; $3.50. E. NJ. Willis re-
pair frame ice house, wharf, foot 18th street
southwest; 5000 Henry English, repair frame
dwelling; 74O 4th street northwest; $500.
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THE ASTONISHING DISCOVERY WHICH WAS
MADE AT LEANENwoRTH.

LEAvENwoITH, KAN, March 30.-There was
considerable excitement in the neighbor-
hood OF the Kansas state peniten-
tiary when Is discovered that "A
number OF counterfeiters molds had been in
Use for some time by couple OF con icls, the
latter having successfully made "A number of
bogus coins. a quantity OF the latter repre-
seBting, perhaps So, was found in the cell of
one of the conVicts. The molds were accIoenI-
ally discovered in the drying room OF the laun-
dry, where the two conyicts were employed.
When examined they said that they had been
assisted by some of the guards, who procured
IN aterial Tor them and got rid OF the spurious
coins. They named two OF the guards, who
have been suspended from duty pending an
investigation, but il is generally thought the
guards are innocent The counterfeitlng had
gone on for several weeks.
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CONFEDERATION IN KEY WEST.

Beyond the Firemen's Control.
KEY WEST, FLA, March 80. a. ma fire
started in the San Carlos theater at O'Clock
this morning and is still burning and is beyond
the control of the firemen. A fresh wind blow
ing from the south has caused the fire to spread
and already five blocks i'm the center of the city
have been destroyed. The fire will probably go
to the harbor. The Episcopal and Baptist
churches have been burned, tog ether with thirty
other buildings, stores and residences.
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Glover Building.
1a1Q Far

~ Bankers
Glover Building,
1419Fst
Deposits. Loans Exchange Collections
Dealers in Government District Bonds and all Local
Securities.
Stocks and Bonds listed Oh the Stock Exchanges of
New York. Philadelphia Boston and Baltimore
Bought and Sold.
Orders in American Bell telephone Stock executed
by wire direct from our Office to Boston. Constant
quotations Of this stock received. ;a26
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WABKERToN, IND, March 30.-Fire yester.
day destroyed nearly the entire business Dor.
ton OF North Liberty, AN inland town near
Walkerton. The post office, with all the books,
was entirely destroyed. Loss, $1,000; insur-
ance, SO 900.
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M T. PARKER, MAGNETIC HEALER, 1911
~ fennSylvAn1a avenue n. w.-Incurahlos cured:
an nervous and Chronic diseases q speciality. Win
Esit pauents The poor healed every "Wednesday
" ~ xnhl6pllts
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

C~ THE SURVIVING MEMBERS OF COM
~ "a PANY g National Guards, will meet at
a i Hss WELLER 4 0 SsGfk M
SON Secretary. mh21-3t*
C~ NOTICE TO ALL WHOM 1T MAY CON
& Co. corner LIST st and Indiana ave are the sole
wholesale agents for washburne, Crosey & Co SUI
product for the District Of Columbia. Washbarne,s
which viii Justly Tecon.mend itseIfto every house,
that wishes snow white bread rolls and biscuits
March 9th. 1856. mh27-6t
'lCgs NED aRb r D3EfPARTMENT OF HOW
Spring course Will commence MONDAY, April
5th at g p m. This course of lectures are open to
NOD 3 PURv1s. Secretary, ills 18th stree.
TEs PHOsvITE-THIs COMBINATION. OF
- Calisaya Wild Cherry and Horsford's Acid
nosp Is popular and ehcient Brain and Nerve
MILBuRS's PaAkMAc1s 142e Pennsyivania a' avs a.
In bottles or on draught with soda water. fl5
TE~s SPECIAL NOTICE. WISH TO IN
- form the public that have no partners or
and tina, , mot responi6e tor any
Leader kra9ses Orchestra, 621 South Carolina ave.
Sc Office, 9O3 Pa. ave. mhl93w
[C~s J, aERMU1LLER. Architect
No; BIB SEVENTH STREET N w
FINE DWELLINGS Specially. mh4-1m*
D3 Corsets made to order A perfect fit euaran-
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Waists, French Corsets, and Bustles. Corsets laun
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Tf<rs LOOK OUT WASHINGTON Is
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Cnrers of the celebrated "Star Brand Mild Cured
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CEx~ REMOVAL--DANENHOW & SON,
- Real Estate and Insurance Brokers' will
move about April LIST next from 1925 to Ills F ST
date. mh12-lm
TE~s THOSE USING OUR MACHINES ARE
- particularly cautioned against allowing them
TO be tempered with at the house by persons repre-
adjusters. and who in most cases entirely
incompetent exacting enormous charges and render
ing practical service We responsible only for
work done at our office where none but skilled work.
men are employed and only genuine parts used.
Orders by postal will receive immediate attention.
mh91ms 431 9th st. W.. Riley Building.
R, ESTABLISHED 1852.
OS r. B. FERGUSON Pharmacist
I'd st. and Penn. ave-. Capitol Hill.
Prescriptions q specially. f22
[E~ LARGE ASSORTMENT OF GAS
O FIXTURES
Fine line of Brass Tenders and Andirons- Also,
Fancy Goods E. F. BROOKS.
nib 53l 18th st.
TFs CHAS. s. PRICE,
The most complete Drug establishment in South
Washington Our prices are exceedingly low. 70
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- Square, Washington, D. c., gives special
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.

.ARBITRATION.r
Read the article STRIKES IOckouts and Arbitra-
ton in the April Century. ready THURSDAY. April
1s 1t treats of the causes and Of the troubles
between labor and capital 1t is timely and helpful
1t
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-03-30

GRAND RAPIDS, MICH, March 3O-Joln l..
Sullivan, the professional baseball player,
committed suicide here last night by taking
morphine. He received injuries by falling FROM
"A balcony two years ago, which rendered him
deaf and mentally unsound. He had been mel
ancholy aud dissipated since the accident He
leaves IA wife ia destitute circumstances.
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The Hmn,an.RoSs Match Oh.

BosToN March 3o.-The 50. 900 sculling match
between Hanlan and Ross, scheduled for June
2lth ut Lacnne is understood 10 be OF. Ii is
officially announced that Hanlan and Hosner
will row for 81 800 at Lake Joseph, near Que
bee, on June 21. Hosmer confirms this.
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Two DEGREES Of Divorce.

To-day Judge James, In the Equity Court,
made a decree i'm the case of Alkaline Gilt agt
George S. Cliff, giving complainant the right TO
resume her maiden name of Burdene. They
were married May 9th, 1872, by Rev. c. q.
Meador, and separated In August, 1875 when
she took her sick child since dead TO her pa
rents at Glymont, and he returned her notes,
saying he no longer recognized her as ms wife,
Judge James also made a decree granting ~
divorce To Emma 4. Morris from the bonds OF
malrimony with Anthony i. Morris, giving
her the custody of the children, Paul and Nir-
Van Hook, and they were married Oh March
Sd, 1873, and have two children. She charges
that ne became habitual drunkard, and THAT
ia April, 1879, she was forced 10 leave him.
The Potomac Rising.
The signal service observer at Harpers Ferry
reports as follows:
sRiver Ala feet above low water mark; stin
rising"
Affairs in West Wa~hington.
CATTLE MARKET-The sale OF live stock at
Drover's Rest, ID. c., was postponed yesterday
on account Of the inclemency of the weather,
the next sale 90 take place April 8:
A Row IN boston" The Iocaiity known -
"Bosfon" was the scene of a row yesterday nj:
ternoou among number OF young colored
women. oh of whom had been drinking. Omcer
b. Fisher arrested the entire party. In the
Police Court today Dora 9enkins, Annie
James Blundon for cursing on the street here
was fined % by Jucge smell.
TEMPERATURE AND CoNDEf3on OF WATEB
ATT A. n-Great Fails. tempessSre: -: con-
4tS: condition at north connectto0s - south
connection. o. Distributing reservoir, tem-
pernture, &C. condition AZ tnfuent gasehouss,
.; condition at efnuent gatehouse. D.
Steinitx won the chess game in New Orleans
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TE~ PARTIES CONTEMPLATING BUILD
ING. ALTERATIONS OR REPAIRS
OF any description. and desiring the services of rel
able Builder are invited to send their address call
In person at 3ls sth St n. W. Estimates made good
work and fair dealing guaranteed Telephone 1888
mS-lm* GEO. W. CORBETT, Builder
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E~ FOR THE NEXT THIRTY DAYS
Having decided to close out my Branch Yard, will
offer You from
100 to 100000 feet Georgia Dimension,
100 to 100000 feet Georgia Flooring,
100 to 100000 feet Virginia Josts.
100 to 100000 feet Virginia Boards,
100to $4,000 feet Virginia Flooring,
$4,000 feet kiln-dried Flooring,
1OOto 10000 feet Spruce Boards,
100 to 10000 feet White Pine,
Shelving Seconds, Selects and Uppers
100 to 10000 feet Cypress Boards
100 to 10000 feet Poplar,
100 to 10000 feet Walnut,
1OOto $4,000 feet Ash,
125OOO w. p. Shingles,
$4,000 Cypress Shingles,
Spruce Laths White Pine Pickets and a large dry
stock of Mahogany, Quar-. Oak Cherry etc. at much
less than market prices and large orders special
discount.
Asking for your favors and a personal call. will
make it an object for you place your orders with
me.
WIN. R MCLEAN,
mh24 18th and streets northwest
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Coming PugiIiStic Eyenis.

ST. Louis, March 30--lt is unders TODD that
shortly alter the Burlle-Glover contest which
occurs April 3, an encounter will take place In
Chicago between Jack Dempsey and Charles
Mitchell.
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Affairs fn West wa~hington.

Steinitx won the chess game in New Orleans
yesterday afternoon, and the match.
Mrs. Parneli II very much bettor.
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The d. a d. Insurance scheme.
AN ACTION REGUS BY FORMER EMPLoYE II,

TEST ITS LEGALITY.
GAINESVILLE, OHIO, March 30-A petition
has been filed in the common pleas court by
James 4. Williams against the Baltimore and
Ohio railroad company, praying Tor the rccoy-
cry OF 81 56. that was retained out OF his wages
as assessments for the insurance fund, during
his employment with the company. The PEE
tition sets up that the present system oil COM
pulsory insurance among the employees was
nrst enforced by the company i'm April. I $50,
ana each month thereafter until December,
1850 at which time he leit the service. The
money retained, the petitioner claims, was
Erongfully withheld. The case IL creating con-
st1frabe interest in railroad circles, particu-
la}lY among the Baltimore and Ohio employees,
ap1fF will test the validity of the compulsory
s101o aAce among employees as inaugurated 10y
thBU01npauy, some five years ago.
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| DErRoff, March :io.-A special to the Journal
! says a terrible, HIRE visited Bronson this morn
! ing. Two persons were burned Ia death aud
| several badly injured. Loss about $4,000.
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To- NATIONAL MEDICAL COLLEGE,
49, (Medical Department of Columbian Univer-
sty), 1879 street.-The spring course of lectures
Will begin on THURSDAY, April Ist at 73O .. m
For particulars address the Deans office, 726 18th
street northwest mh2I9t
TcNSs OFFICE OF U. 5. ELECTRIC LIGHT
O~-I4 ING CO.,
939 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE
WAsIIINGToN, ID. c., March %, 1886
AT special meeting OF the Board OF Directors, held
this date, quarterly dividend of ONE DOLLAR AND
FIFTY CEN IS declared upon each share of the
capital stock from the earnings of the pany pay
able April l. 1885 Transfer stock book Will closed
from March 21th TO April 3D., inclusive.
SAMUEL NORMENT, President.
WILLIAM DICKSON, Secretary
m24-7t SEYMOUR w. TULLOCH. Treasurer.
| TE~s NOTICE TO GROCER5 AND House
D~-Aa KEEPERS!
Beware of any imitation of the word
CERES,
which Is the name of the celebrated
| MINNESOTA PATENT PROCESS FLOUR
Like everything else that has gained renown some
person persons trying take advantage of the
reputation ii has gained by initiating the Name and
article for the genuine Therefore be see to it
that either SACKS Or barrels read
and have the imprint Of two gold medals attached.
None genuine without the two gold medals.
VIM NJ. GAIT CO.,
mh6-4w Wholesale Flour and Grain Dealers
GE~ THE DENTAL INFIRMARY Ma
49, uonal University. 1904 Il n. W., open
daliy from TO Pm Extracting free. Filling at
plates. Cas- ether and chlOrQform administered by
competent and experienced operators. mh3-1m
Tfs PARTIES CONTEMPLATING BUILD
ING. ALTERATIONS OR REPAIRS
tn<x
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[fs SENATOR COLQUITT HAVING BEEN
D>.A called TO Rhode Island, the temperance mass
meeting for Foundry church TOMORROW, Tuesday
evening. is consequently postponed until further
tce. mi
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The Potomac Rising.

The signal service observer at Harper's Ferry
reports as follows:
'River Ala feet above low water mark; stin
rising"
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THIRD ASSISTANT POSTMASTER GENERAL
HAzEN and Mr.. Howard, chief of the stamp
division of the Post Office department,
VINO went to New England last week
on business connected with the examina-
tion Of paper contracts for furnishing stamped
envelopes for the Post Office department, have
returned to the city.
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MINISTER COxS MYTHICAL HoRsEs-Min-
ister Cox writes from Constantinople that the
story recently published about the rejection of
his accounts at the Treasury on account Of his
purchasing five horses for that legation is un-
founded, for the reason that the horses are
"myths" and the story OF the purchase Gle !"
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[H~Cs A MEETING OF THE STOCK HOLDERS
Ia OF the baltimore Heat and Power Company
VIII be held at Room A. 1920 New York ave, on
FRIDAY EVENING, April 10, 1856. at z O'clock
for the purpose of organization and
SUCH other business as may properly come before it
w. II. HOeke, Sam'l NJ BRYAN
r. w Moulton, Chas q. Beebe,
ii. w. Upperman, w. l.. Prall,
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TfNs CHAS. s. PRICE
JA DRUGGIST 426 9TH ST. sw.
The most complete Drug establishment in South
Washington. Our prices are exceedingly low. -
TFxs s. NJ. CATE, II. D., 9l6 MCPHERSON
~ Square, Washing fon, D. c., gives special
attention TO diseases of the nervous SYSTEM spinal
Natures and Potts disease. Telephone call, 445
mh6-1 Inns
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THE EVENING STAR
ADJUSTMENTS.

SPECIAL STODDARD LECTURES
SUNDAY EVENING, APRIL A,
BY Request
JOHN l. STODDARD
VIII give his Famous and Thrilling Lecture on the
PASSION PLAY AT OBER-AMMERGAU
With Che acferistc and Unique Illustrations accu-
rately reproducing the of the play and
the portraits of the actors.
This lecture, the most popular in Mr. Stoddard's
,eperoire been attended by hundreds
IA the large cities of the country.
Admission, SOC; reserved seats. 75c Sale of seats
,egDs THURSDAY. mh.O-ot
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THE ATTORNEY GENERALS PoRTRAITs.-The
first controller states that Attorney General
Garland agreed with him that there was no ap-
preparation available for the purchase of por-
traits for the Department of Justice and simply
requested a portrait of Mr.. Brewster because 1t
was customary