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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-03-17


SHIrYARD FRE-The engine-house say-mili
dc, at the west end OF the marine railwav !:
Agnews shipyard were destroyed by nre this
morning before daylight IN alarm Was given al,
. O'clock, but the Tire had then gotten SON :
headway, and as the distance irum the engine
house Is considerable the rr'men Iound the aanss
Ia fCl blast when They he;-an the work of eAftn-
gushing the flrE The engine-house lad cough
IRON thu furnace and was Consumed. toyetfsr
WIN me Sa~-rnill, ana the machinery ana gearing
q the Railway much injured The nrenen savr.i
the c11ce. near by, and the ways" but much ~
clil1ing aid repair VIII be required. The loss win
-soa ; ne t1onsand dollars and Is covered oy III
nKsc<EA-lc nrtEGArES-The Alexandra demo
c-2ss 4s>t LiSht oid their share toward nominal
"a iacir nezs presidential candidate by meeIins
: -ht wards ottae city and electing delegates -
tAe safe o0nNSntion- The following were chosen:
- ,,, Af $3.50 1890 ~ Frank NJ hill and H.
Ar1 N&EtU-y. Third Nard-Ih arles Brill = a.
SreEt, VIM h. Rodgers. John 4. Harrison ana :
thompson. Frank COOK and Nm. II. Brs.n'
TEX MUSICAL AsscIsTIoS.-The Academy OF
Music az ssrvria Hall was Allied 20 It's walls last
night oy an sppreciatiye auditory. The fourth
complimentary rehearsal Of the Alexandra Ma
steal Association was opened by overture from
INlors diamond" ana careful execution ct
other selectlons followed Zithers. In the hands of
Ne>srS Miller. Eckstein, ana Andrews; tie piano
touched by Misses Folmar and Meyrer; a violin
solo hy ProL & W. schnermann, and q baritone
s1lo by II. Z. Nails were all applauded as wero
the selections In which all the instruments OF the
association took part.
NoIka-lnc uefnOcrats OF tne thfrd ward last
night nominated Julian II. Burke 10 III a vacancy
Ia the common coQnciL-1he county SUPERVISORY
met yesterday afternoon and audited county
bills-The NJ Vernon passengers that landed
here from the steamer Corcoran on THURSDAY ana
wentto Nj. vernon by land now know the troubles
Washington had 90 encounter In getting homo
after the wars All OF them are vigorous adyo-
Gates OF the Nj. Vernon ayenue.-1he Perpetual
Building Association here has been Organized with
;. A. Reed as president The funeral OF L. :.
Hall, OF Washington, took place here YESTERDAY
afternoon.-A canning establishment n proposed
here.
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DIED.

,ILEMMrNG; On March 18th. 1855. a:l5 q m.
MICHAEL FLEMING. age twenty five yeara az bis
late residence 4S3 street southwest.
Funeral TO take place from St Domnc's Church q
30 Monday morning. Friends and relatives ars re.
sTectfuly invited 60 attend
GREEN. At 1890 O'Clock. SATURDAY. March IL
1855, Mira. AMELIA NJ GREEN, Of No. 1919 u street
northwest widow Of the late DIR John NJ oreen OF the
Baltimore Conference.
Notice Of funeral hereafter
HAYES Friday morning, March Ia. 1sss, Mr.
SARAH HAYES. widow VI DR.. Joseph Hayes. late VI
Philadelphia, Pa.
Funeral will take place from ST Patrick's Church o.
p.m- Sunday. iPhilsdelphia and Mt Holly, n. ..
papers please copy.l
LAWRENCE. On Saturday. March 1 z. 1855, am,
Of consumption. JAMES T. LAMkLSCk- Of North
Carolina. ARID thirty two years.
Funeral from l25 A street northeast. Monday, lotl
instant at 10: 80 Friends and acquaintance In
nted 70 attend
PINN SUSAN PINN fell asleep in Jesus on March
n 1888 bel0 we'd sister Of Elzsbetk NASle aud tns
adopted mother Of VIM X CLARK
Funeral from Asbury NJ T. Church. on Sunday.
March IL, 81 e pm
TILL March l6. 1855 st Is minutes Of p.la-
MARIA F. infant daughter Of the late George n and
julia I'LL aged three months and three weeks.
Funeral 2 O'Clock Monday from her parena' reua,
dence. No 90S sth streets.e.
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A Happy Thought
News Briefs.

VIM. F. English publishes denial OF the state
ment that he has paid Mrs Lucy A. Case $1,000
or any other sum TO compromise her suit against
him for breach OF promise OF marriage.
In the Canadian parliament yesterday Mr.. Chari-
ton spoke earnestly In favor OF commercial re-
ciprocity with the United states.
In the case OF Wiley Matthew'S the Baldknobber,
trial at OZARK, Mo-, for murder the jury brought
In verdict OF guilty OF murder in the rst degree.
The prosecution In the Welch-Nilas criminal
libel suit ut Minneapolis rested yesterday after q
little unimporJant testimony.
Mayor Hewitt OF New York, issued an order that
no nag should be raised on the city hall to-day ex-
cept the nag OF tho United States, the nag OF the
state OF New York, and the nag OF the city OF New
YORK.
The democratic territorial committee OF wyo-
ming has selected two delegates 10 the national
democratic convention, and instructed them TO
vote for the denomination OF Cleveland.
Nearly all the scotch railways are bockaded by
4 heavy snow storm.
The New York board OF trade has adopted
resolutions declaring the fishery treaty unjust and
that the Senate reject It.; also. that surplus
should be avoided by modifying the tarin and re-
0uctng internal revenue.
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A BREExE IN COURT.
Juegs Msasee0ery and Asssssass NE.
srict Attorney Lipsce0s ExchaoGo
Compliments.

About 1:io O'Clock this afternoon Assistant Dis
trict Attorney Epscomb asked leave 20 enter
nolle pros In the case OF VIM Carney charged
with fornication, and this motion WAS granted
he also asked 20 enter a nole pros IN the case CT
Jasper jackson, convicted OF an assault with N
tent 20 KIN In which anew trial had been granted
For what reason asked the court
The Government made as strong case a. u
could on the former trial and cannot make it
stronger" replied Mr.. Epscomb. and the court
has ruled q out"
81 don't know about that. Mr.. clark, you viii
not enter the order IN the last casa" said the
Judge Hoge"
Nj. npscomb showed no disposition 20 opey the
court. and Judge Montgomery called on the mar
shsl 10 scat him. and added: several times the
court has noticed your impcrtinence."
Mr.. IipScomb-"Nin the court inform me IA
what way have been guilty OF imperlnencef"
Take your seat SIR. said the court.
will you allow me" said Mr.. Lipscomh, 30
nnish what I was about 10 remark. ! DO not
acknowledse the right OF the court 10 criticse the
District Attorneys Office
Why you should not be discipnned."
| MT llpscomb remained standing, and the mar
shaIs Officers suggested that he take his seat bu
ne walked toward the door.
| Inc court asked n the case OF u. s Ward was
resIy, and MI. Miller replied &c was MT. lips.
| ooiho returned and Judge Hoge came directly
| nn..IMaId ana the court expressing his desro
snat ne or MI. Coyle would conduct the Dusincss.
| MI. LipScomb retired
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Washington stock Exchange.

The following changes from yesterdays quotations
on the Washington Stock Exchanxe are noted TO-DAY
Y. 8. a., coupons. 124b bid. 124A asked.
Y. S. Is, registered la3h bid, 1854 asked.
asked Metropolitan Railroad stock, 10: bid IO4H
town Gas, AZ lid, AS. asked Nafionai METROPOLITAN
Insurance. n bid Columbia Insurance IN bid l2z1
asked. German American Insurance. 1853 bid, ITO
asked. Washington Market stock, 1914 bid Is asked
Washington Brick Machine, 26O bid 800 asked. Bank
1879 bid Great Falls Ice. 100 bid Real Estate
Title Insurance, 1lG19 bid, 40 asked. Penn Tele-
and Potomac Telephone Co. as bid, 80 asked. Wash
h Light sa lniantry ist mSrtgaSe bonds IS ~
bid National Bank OF the Republie l55h bid 15sa
National Bank. l0sh bid. 109k asked. Franklin
INSURANCE Co., 3S bid. AZ asked.
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EStiTf tolkT--IsfdOe fnr.
nesterday, Nam agL Hoadlry heariue continued
, uai March q lsss. schaefer AIT schaefer; ac-
LOFTY 70 make certain investments granted
party defendant. English agt Enelish. tesiimonX
ordered taken before N. y Richardson exsmiper
Iows ass ,nrs,.. dismissal OF bill deorecd-
Unity Gays >amo agt. Williams; pro CONFESS
against defendant, B. d. Williams and appearaa rs
OF absent DESCENDANT ordered. Connor asL Conner.
testimony ordered taken beforc a. luSla cram
lbet starr agt Ireackle; motion OF Louis y
S S.arr oa 1eli 10 u.s., oyerraed. weaver Asi
Shilpoeh. sale oecreod and "A. r. Davidson ana a
/ Weaver appointed trustees 10 sell Grinder arl
MCCOY; testimony ordered taken besor~ Albert
Harper, examiner.
PEoBsry CoURr-Iudoe Or.
Yesterday, In ~ Austin and Eiizaheth lysfch.
bond $50 Estate OF Chester Goodrich: Charles ;.
r RICHARDSON appointed guardian 10 minors; bond
5000; order 81 sale issued. Estate OF Wilmer "A
hndders; Nathan Hndders appointed administer
o@,; Soha sSo9 Estate OF Horauo Ames. answer
OF : - Henkle 10 petition of FREDERICK l. Anne
nled- Estate OF David r. Robinson: fnal distribu
Ilon OF property ordered. Estate OF Harrie.
Daniel; final account passed Estate OF Frrc,ey1c-
hofnei: nnal account passed. Guardianship OF
James s S n D. Price; nna, account passed Estate
IN Jane L. INNS; nnal distribution ORDERED o,
property, Estate Of David h. Cartier: nnal Ac-
count passed and authority given 90 sign certain
morteases: Estate Of z: ". Morse; letters tesla
OF Charles karsch; letters testamentAr5 20 Frsn-
zlsca karsch; bonds 600 Estate Of VIM W. Hamp-
eohs iteNcI, ttsNaihtnbhfN 10 ~Aran II. HAmpfOu.
bond $1,000 Estate oi James McGranp: decree OF
sale or property ordered. Estate Of Annie X Freu-
denberg: letters testamentary 20 Katherine 4 Ab-
bolt; bond 500. Estate OF Polly T. Brownell; LEI
tiers OF administration C. 7. a 90 Temperanre A.
Reed: bond $1,000 Estate Of Lydia = Button :
letters testamentary 70 Zachariahs. Buckier; bond
$500. Estate OF Il. L. simpson: VIII admitted "a
probate. Estate OF Chester Goodrich; Inventory
Of personal estate fllec.
CRIMINAL CoURT-.JUdge NonfcogneyD
Yesterday, Estei.e Washington, assault tappeal,
defendant brought In on bench warrant: tired ana
acquitted. James Mccarthy, perjury; guilty
Daniel :, alias Albert y. Ward convicted OF falls.
pretenses; motion for new thai filed
PROBATE CoURT-JadOe Or
To-day, Ann TurDey: VIII flled and letters 10 NJ
and j. A. Noonan; bond s. 800
Police CoCRT-Judge NaeH
To-Day, VIM Amlss profanity; g. or daya
John Baker colored. dlsorderly conduct In Inc
county; personal bonds. Edward Cole c0lored
cruelty 10 animals; SIS or 30 days VIM r. Ivons,
disorderly conduct; collateral forfeited t.aorcr,
| Miller profanity; personal bonds. Vim. Ryan.
disorderiy conduct: collateral forfeited George
| smith, no., &c.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-03-17

Recorder Trosser Refuses % Change
the Date for Shs Dissrics Commits.
seO0ePS,

StO0eRD,
Recorder Trotter to-day sent . letter to the
District Commissioners In answer to their CON-
muncation requesting him 20 change the record
regarding the date OF the report
OF the tax-sales. which they claimed
arrived at the recorders once before 5
O'Clock on Saturday, and should have been
recorded on that day. The recorder refuses 70
cnange the record. holding that the
could not be acted upon before Monday. his
letter Is accompanied BY afiidayfts BY Messra
Swartz, Rooney, Hardness. Mahen and Elliott rs
10 the hour OF arrival OF the report.
Messra Hardness and Elliot are the persons who
had deeds in the ONCE before the messenger from
the District Commissioners arrived, but which
could not be recorded as 1t was after ONCE hours
the recorders letter says that he can show
fnconteStibly that the instrument We not
received until after . O'Clock on Satur-
day CHAT being the hour for closing;
that 10 change the date would be
to falsify the record, and he Is
therefore unable to comply with the request.
In support OF his position he transmits copies OF
ve affidavttS above-referred to- and says that the
originals win be held in his once. but will be ac-
ceSSiOle for G Examination
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The New Navy
PROGRESS ON THE VARIOUS vRssELs NOW BKNa
CQNaTRuCTRD.

Work on the new Navy Is progressing, not very
rapidly, but at q reasonable rate. Preparations
are being ma de at the Cramp yard for the launch
ing Of the York town and the dynamite cruiser, Is
Jet unnamed. The Charleston, building 1t San
Francisco, Is wen advanced In construction, and
$o6, 507 Is now que the Union Iron Works on her
account. This company IL doing but little work
on the San Francisco The Baltimore Il In frame
and partly plated and nearly all the deck beams
are In position. The keel OF the Philadelphia VIII
be laid early in Nay, and the Concord and Ban
nington VIII Be pushed forward as soon es spring
backward state, and iC 10 thought that the con-
tract time win be exceeded by more than year.
Newark Is being pushed at CrAmp'R Nothing has
- YET been dO1o ON the MAtno and Texas, at New
York and Norfolk, beyond the laying down Of
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-03-17

INDEFINITELY POsrPoNED-The case Of Ernest F.
Thomas, the clerk In the City PoSt-of1ice charged
with Incorporating Government funds, as here
tOfOre published In The STAR was called for trial
before Commissioner Mills this afternoon, but as
the defendant was confined In Providence Hos
pital the case was Indefinitely postponed
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-03-17
baltimore Markcts.

BALTIMORE. Nd, March l7.-vireinia skies. con-
sodated 30 past que coupons. 45s do, ten-fOrties,
SO bid to-day.
BALTIMORE, Nd, March 17.-Cotton easier and
quiet-middling I01s Flour steady and quiet. whest
s96; western firmer and duli No. 2 winter red
S sPCt 80 HasS; March saH bid; May, 9oaeos: June
ass yellow. 57aoS: western higher and quiet; mixed
May. 58sa57,.. Oats. easier IN tone and quiet
southern and Pennsylvania. 36a40; western white
4la42: western mixed, 3SA39. Rye firm, 6Sa7O.
Provisions quiet and steady. Eggs. lower, l3sl4
Coffee hrmerRio csrgoes. ordinary to fair, ID al 4
Sugar - copper refined. 15al8. Whisky, steady
l2la1.23. Other unchanged Ereiehts "a
Liverpool per ct ct and easy-cotton. -l6d.
Hour. per ton, 3 uominally, 1Sa1d. Sales
Wheat, $4,000 bu. n, $1,000 bushels.
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llONEY TO LoAN-s35oO. 5000. 81 500. AND
VI $1,000 on improved real estate security.
l.. l.. PAIAO. Attorney.
AZ" 49, Louisiana
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District Government Affairs.
RITZ nina PSRyrrs

Building permits were Issued to-day to Chas
Gessford TO erect I'VE brick dwellings from 15l2 to
1920 30 street northwest, at q cost OF "a, 500; Geo.
Hudson, TO build one brick dwelling at a cost OF
81 AGO. John @. Nlcolay, to erect one brick dwell
Ing at 3lS East Capitol street northeast, at cost
OF 800; Jos. A. Repett, to erect one b1ck dwell
ing at 3l7 Pennsylvania avenue southeast, at a
cost OF 800. and John Burnett to erect one brick
dwelling on Benning's road at a cost OF 81 900.
MISCELLANEOUS.
The Commissioners have ordered the laying OF a
4-inch water main on each side OF Sth street be-
tween East Capitol and streets southeast.
The appointment OF Peter i. Finegan as an ad-
diuOnal private has been revoked, and K N. Bal
ltnger and Geo. A. Williams have been appointed
additional pr1yaUes on the police force.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-03-17
s o z o d o Y T.

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Soar, which is equally efHcacious for
blotches. pimples. rough skin. chspped
hands or lips. and I'll skin affection
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perfumed. making it an elegant and nc
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soap 1t quickly cures barber's itch and face
pimplss. Each cake in neat tin box.
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-03-17

WIT THE OFFICERS WERE NOT PREsENT.-A prom
nent naval ofcer stated this afternoon that prob.
ably the non-appearance of Army and Navy on
GERS At the memorial services for the late German
emperor was due to the fact that they were not
invited to be present.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-03-17

ADAM BADRAU SUING GEN. GRANTS Hms-It has
been reported In New YORK recently that Gen.
Adam Badeau has placed In hands Of his lawyers
hts claim against the heirs Of Gen. Grant for CON-
pensatton for services rendered the general IN the
preparation Of his .Remoirx The claim = It'd 70
Be TOR $4,000. Roecoe Conkl1nG and Clarence A
seward are said 70 have been coosulted n the mat
ter BIZ the Grant family,
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ARMY ORDERs-Col j. II. Baxter, chief medical
purveyor, has been ordered to Augusta. Ga, on
temporary service. Maj. Chas. r. Greenieaf, sur
geon, has been ordered to Cambridge, Mass, on
has been transferred from the 18th infantry to the
10th cavalry. Maj. Robt NJ. O'Reilley surgeon, has
been ordered to York, Pa, to examine Capt Edw.
tfOn.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-03-17

VI 5000. $4,000. $4,000. and 100000 to
Ian AZ > per c-;It ulOh approved security.
mhls-is X VI. GOIDSBJkOUGH co.
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AN EDrroR SAVED By Dow. r Burning, the
editor OF the Sea Side Times. AZ Southampton, L,
Wednesday While attempting 70 make his way
home he was Embedded up 70 his chin In . snow
drift, and stayed there ior nearly an hour, until
hts isty screams for help attracted the attention
OF q nearby farmer, who, with the assistance Of
his large dog pulled him out Of the drft and cared
for him until he was sufnciently revived 70 resume
his fQsrpeY homeWaro.
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Passed Eighteen WaterSpou,..

NEW YORK, March 1.-THE steamer SANTANA ar
rived from the West Indies to-day. She met the
blizzard at / pm. sunday, and got out OF 1t the
AFTERNOON or the 14th. On the latter date, between
8 am. and noon, the steamer passed close to
eighteen waterspoutS. The SANTANA reports that
the United States cruiser Atlanta arrived at st.
Domingo on February %. Ali were well.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-03-17

MORMON ELDERS TARRED AND FEArHERkD.-At
winchester, Ohio. wednesday night an angry
mon elders near Briar Ridge shool-house, where
the elders have been for some time trying 10 bold
proselyting meetings After the ceremony tne
elders were chased 70 the Ohio River, which they
crossed for safety.
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The Effects Of the DlixxAFd Weaxins
Away
NEW YORK ITSELF A0AM-fHn DIsTRe6sED vEsg
CUESAPEAEE RAY.


In CHEsAPEAKE BAT.
The effects Of the blizzard along the Atlantic
coast continue to disappear. Nearly all railroads
from Washington to Boston had resumed opera
lions last night except the line nom New YORK TO
New Haven. Telegraph service Is sfill very In
complete and unsatisfactory. IN New YORK city
the work OF cleaning the streets has been prose.
cuted vigorously aided by the warmer weather.
The scarcity OF provisions and fuel 10 over, and the
metropolis has resumed its usual busting way OF
life, after having learned that, BIG and powerful
as It is It IL still at the mercy Of the elementA and
Is as liable 70 have It's industries parayzed BY storm
as the most struggling town On the western
prairies All OF the pilotboats but one have been
heard IRON. and that Is believed 70 be SAFE ADJ
tionai wrecks are, repossed nom the Delaware
returning in q damaged condition. From Northern
New Jersey great suffering u reported among the
farmers and In the small townA Richard Reilly,
the New York reporter who was fIozen on Wednes-
day while exploring coney Island, died yesterday
nom the eff6cfs Of the exposure. At least 900
veseels are In distress IN the Chesapeake Bay and
many lives are known 70 PC lcss 1eeatom caused
cattle
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Chi,
WARRINGTON

TIE TERN OF OrFICr
Gunnell expires on tn.
not retire from acti,
1859.
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DisuniOn Among the Strikers.

SAID TO HAVE BEEN A LARGE DETECTION FOR TIE
SANTA FE ENGINEERS TODAY.
KANSAS CITY, Mo-, March II, IL a m.-The
Brotherhood or Locomotive Engineers is evidently
In desperate straits this morning, and they realize
That they must work every means to save them
selves.
This morning there was q large detection from
the Santa F6 strikers, which was the result OF a
night.
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The GrsurxE
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MALT EXTRACT
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BEST NUTRITIvE TONIC

ard most
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for Impaired Digestion, Dyspepsia Commissioners,
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