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- Gam. sunday school st the church and mis-.
sssssv lSss SSsa rn@ 40 ths
4 r non,Ry mseEn The sssse.ss si vii oo".iss @ I of
ss Msn M signing Of he
R~ GRACE METHODIST EPISCOPAL
- church. corner Of 9th aud = SITS, NV, Rev.
m the pastor at sen1H mo- ana q
IN. Lords supper after morning sermon Young
Prayer %ssns
Seats rss uSs BY
ST. JAMES, CHURCH STH ST, Be
- tween and and g ma, Rev: JAMES W: CIaix, 3,
O'Clock Holy Eucharist. II an issny and csiheclis.
ing, $50 pm: even-s n-song, 7:30 O'Clock; sunday
Sss "a s,s
N@ UNITY PREsBYTERIAN CHURCH, COR
pssss: ssssis: Il ipa "a s,.
free cordial welcome TO all ~ '' = "' IT. II.
R~ sPIRITUAlIsM. SUNDAY, COR 7TH
most trance mediums Of tits age e. viii
occupy the platform Morning and Evening 7:30. In
cent door contributions. IT.
- & ana v. aye. :. E. EDSeSp a1s s..1
hight subjects suna.g :eiooi
msss Sy
m N, Young people. %nsstps Tus:aay 7:SS PM Pr.ysr
ave-. Sstsssn 9sh and ioss Sa.1c q: ns. Rev. h1ss
youns .se
z ss
g. YOUNG MEMS CHRIsIIAN AssOCIA.
sSsss
s:Ss:.1 %ss
Thn aE% AssEa ~ sna TS sss e.. H
e. divine service tomorrow, March 4 Pastor =. T.
aa 81 sss s. s.ssos 4
free. All All i' snVted '''n night '0lhs the "'e Ss:s'
~ NORTH CAPITOL N; T. oHuRcH. COR.
TsSDs: ~ shs p:.scs = q an and
s;sS.%s1s s,:s; :s.sT ysSins :sSSss sSs
Services ss usual a sS,s & he isss sunday Sssoss
csnfsrsnos please don't forget any hsrssofore ne
S corner @ istS .nd Sssn.x.aSlnins Iia: ssrSioa:.
II am vespers, 7:30 pm. SUNDAY school 945 am.
p.ssol. Rev RUsa saseas ms1naas Ana evening ies
~ Church, l4th and q Sta: Rev. Gso: klLIorT
JOIN I1ssss oS%@aslos = eis:s 3 sS.nins 80 ass;
our YOUNG people y. inVitsd PTssc6ns Il IS pm. M
S. s Ai s:s ::ss 50 g 9 s: Il
Church. 2Cth q. near fsensylv.a!. ave-
and 7:so pm Sy the pssscr Nv. w. b caArn1Ia. : M
Co@munio9 .fssr morning ssrnon. YounE PEOPLE;
.esnns Pan .ssvs :sss
REy.. DIR JOHN p NYWNAN Will
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FEARS OF A GENERAL STRIKE
The Engineers May Go to Extremes
SOUNDING OHANBERLAIT's PRAISE
A Prize Fight Near Pittburg.


rment.
Special Cable Dispstch 90 TaE EVENING sran
LONDON, March 3-The archbishops and bishops
assembled In convention yesterday were up I'm
arms against the tendency or England o, the pres
ent dag TO make sunday day Tor amusements.
IL Is notorious that In the new club OF fashionable
resort az the house formerly known ~ Evans
supper rooms Convent Garden market, the Prince
ot wales who II a constant visitor when In town,
eiten attends French plays and other amusements
given In the small hours OF sunday morning. The
pishops specially condemned the upper classes for
not only these and similar onenses but Tor social
gatheringS resolution was carried condemninI
the Increasing discrimination OF sunday oossrv-
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GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS To-DAY.-InternA reve-
uue, $685., ,763.s3; customs, s632 Os0.34
THE NAVY DEPARTMENT Is preparing advertise
mentsfor proposals for the steel plates for the
oattle-ship Maine, TO be built a! New York.
The SwArARi will be ordered to the Pacific sta
tion as soon as she is ready for sea, which Will
probably be about the last Of the month.
MARINE ORDERs.-MaJor A. s. Nichols, adjutant
and inspector, ordered to inspect the marines and
post at Mare Island, Cal, and also the accounts Of
the assistant Quarternaster at San Francisco
First Lieut.. w. C. Turner detached from Mare
Island, CAL, and ordered to command the marine
guard on board the Omaha, at Panama.
AssIsrANr-sURaEoN sHUFELDr has, owing to per.
War Department to be allowed to appear before
the retiring board for retirement from active SER
vice. DR.. Shufeldt Is widely known to scientific
circles through his published memoirs dealing with
anatomical medical, anthropological, and other
scientific subjects.
ABOUT THIRTY CHIPPEWA INDIANS, from wiscon-
sin and Minnesota, accompanied by Assistant
Commissioner Upshaw and Judge Jno v. Wright
and Maj. C. F. Larrabee called on the President
yesterday to pay their respects, and TO urge the
payment of a claim of the Chtppewas to the
unexpended balances Of treaty appropriations.
The President replied that the case would be taken
into consideration. Pa @lc sr
THE ENTERPRISE AT GIBRALTAR--A dispatch
from Commander McCalla, from Gibraltar, dated
to-day, announces the arrival Of the Enterprise at
that port this morning. She was a little behind
time on account OF head winds encountered during
the passage.
AMONG TEE PRESIDENTS CALLERS TO-DAY were
Secretaries Endicott and Villas, Senators Wilson
dAl RatAI-N1eA Col 3snn11ea lNapn).
and h361l ~! eS-S61etor McfS (! - )asa-
itves stone tKy.), Wilson {Minn.>. Ro0ers, WASH
Tracey, TarSney and Toole, and Commissioned
Miller.
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Is1rnrsrrsa To LADIES Only.

IS1ERrsrsa To LADIES Only.
We keep all the goods mentioned below in the great
est variety possible.
FANCY GOODS DEPARTMENT.
Metallic Ornaments. such as COW BELLS. GYPSY
KETTLES. sEQUINS. LANTERNS. &c.
PIN CUSHIONS ready for covering.
TINsEL only ) cents per ball
SILK BALLS low as IA cents; from that mp to
APPLIQUE FIGURES
MILKING STOOLS
SILK AND TINSEL CORDS
FRINGES AND GINIPS.
EMBROIDERY CANVAS.
SILK AND FELT SCARFS.
CHINA SILKS, all eolOrs. Plain and Fancy.
BABY CARRIAGE RUGS.
SOFA PILLOWS
BANNER RODS. all sizes
ARTIFICIAL FLOWERS,
BAG RINGS
SILK CHENILLE.
Plush and Satin HANDKERCHIEF CASES.
SLUMBER ROBES
TAPESTRY BORDERINGS
PLUSH and MANTEL DRAPERIES
PLUSH TABLE sCARFS
FELT LAABREQUINS by the yard.
Elegant line Of REAL MADRAS. in plain and fancy
eolors from % cents yard to 80 cents rnges to
match
Embroidered JAPANESE SQUARES
FRENCH VELOUR SQUARES
ARTIFICIAL FRUITS
TINSEL BUGS and BUTTERFLIES.
We have the most complete stock of Fancy Goods to
be had in the city. at Dry Goods prices, which
bis saving on the regular prices.
NEW IDEAS
WOOD sPLASHERS and BANNER RODS all col
crs. at 20 cents. complete.
CARPET SWEEPERS. s1.9S.
Arrival of Spring Goods for Season 1888:
Dress Goods in all the New Fabrics
sstines in all the Different Grades
GinGhalns in all qualities
White Goods in Pain and Fancy.
Silks and Satins in New Shades
The srandezt stock Of Dress Trimmings ever shown
by
SPRING INNOVATION IN LADIES' AND GENTS
FURNISHINGS.
Such line Of Embroderies and Laces as would as
found the average shopper.
SOAP AND PERFUMERIES
This is handsome department. with US at all times
kept stocked with reliable Soaps and Perfumeres all
kinds of Sacet, Tooth and Face Powders all kinds of
Rouses. Ammonia. Recarnier Cream Sponges Cham
ois. all At Dry Goods prices.
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Ne One at the Pier - So Hgsm or.
NEW YORK. March 3-The Hon. Joseph Cham
berlain went on hoard the Cunarder Umbria early
this morning unattended save by his two men
servantA He remained quietly In his cabin. the
second omcers suite, on the upper deck, until the
vessel sailed at e:30 O'Clock. No one saw him oR.
Among the other passengeUWere Philip Armour
and wife, Eugene Kelly, Jr., Bradley Martin end
family and Judge r. Carroll brewster.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

HAMuINE ME.CHURC cox yTd Asu
spossy Sslss Ssv sHnS.y TIS
Preaching BY the pastor II q m. and 80 PM Com
sysnHa the @H ss ss g:
m a. Esa and
invited to ali Of these services. pD.'' -s ''
csalsa, sss and AZ sssssan s Ssn'a Hi
ss y
meeting sssnas Sos
FOURTH PREsBYTERIAN- CHURCH,
SCHOOL e ~ Rev. ne sS
ing At am Young Peoples Prayer Meeting at 8 so
q sso pm ssianseTs are
MEN JERgsALEM .s ESi,G SswEDENB9kaI4N Ei 2
sta-sunday school at S:3O am. Services at II am.
The Church. is Use to the World and the Members
Seats free. strangers welcome. IT.
FREE METHODIST CHURCH, nth
1 a ososh FHT IN Kp reish
Subject What %Ist p we give up in order get to
E@EE- @E-sTREETBAPTIsT E1I CHgRCH, NEARcTH
the riddle Of ie All R invits% o'''; ''i'0n' rGele %
49, RYLAND METHODIST EPISCOPAL l.
- CHURCH. cor. 10th and D SITS. sw.. Rev
the Lords SUPPER; 70 p. m, sermon BY the pastor
a. m: Young Peoples meeting at s :45 p. m Prayer
NEE meeting thursday at 7;:o Meeting Of rO6ationer.
sabbath school teachers Wednesday. T:30. IT.
R~o CALVARY BAPTIST CHURCH. CO1NEN
ano M T.
M ing by me pastor II Am and 7:3O y. H. Seats for
GRACE REFORMED CHURCH-UhArEL
- corner 10th and g SITS. n. ,w.-services TO.
sfr9w n.sfo9 rat at M and 80 p PrsaShng by ths
TO worship with US. Seats free at an the services serv
M s rs esennx v Is 10 SSndsy sehGS
NJ SHOOK residence. 1879 Marion 81. NV. PASTORS
~ FIRST CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH.
Rev s. N. NEWMAN. d. d. will preach ut IL I'M. and
upon Christ m de Judge because he IS the Son oi
Man" vesPer service at 45 pm, sunday School At
pm Church music led By Dr.: I Bischo h orsanisa. II
H~. FIRST BAp list CHURCH. 18TH ST..
S scSod sGa Eey cs a Sy Tx
pastor at II m and 80 ?: m Young Peoples
fSs:S
0~ ASSEMBLIES PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
seSoo is ~ sy
F M :. M m And sdr;s 9 so pm YoHnE ~ peoples meeting
E~MOUNT VERNON, PLACE NJ E CHURCH
south. corner of 9th and streets NV. Rev.
os
ing at II am. and 30 pm BY Rev YOU'VE ]. ALLEN.
d. D., OF China Subject: "The Far Eastern Question
from Missionary Standpoint" Young peoples meet
ing at 6:4o pm. day Of interest. The public cor
daily invited. It,
90 WAUGH NJ X CHURCH. Sd AND A sTs
ne, Capitol Hill).-The pastor, Rev. Dr. J.
A. Price at II am. Communion and reception Of
members at the morning service Sunday School ut
bsops by Hss S New Soss
Subject: The Need OF the Hour. It.
- CHURCH OF "OIJR FATHER" (ITNT
- % versalistl cor; 18th and sts. n. w.TSer-
vices Tomorrow at IL am. and 80 pm. will be
conducted by Rev. Z. h. CAPEN D.. D.. president of
Tufts College Subject. morning: spiritual Vision"
Evening: "The Ro, atty of Jesus" Sunday School at
9:45 am. The public cordially invited. It.
R~ GRAND RALLY AT ISRAEL METRO
~ p Titan g. NJ. E. Church cor. lst and b sts
aaSwwkev BISHOP W. Johnson ef the second Baptist
pary him At pm: Rev F. NJ. HAMILToN, of Jack
sou. Tenn editor of the Chrstlan Index" the official
Qtasn Of the z. N. Church. will preach to the sum
ny school. Al 1880 pun the pastor, Rev. Dr. C. H.
RLIPs will preach the forty. fifth anniversary
g the Di.trict Ledysssf No. 20, sub.
4 gam. All liHiy inyytted fs 1uss7k saaaS
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MR. CHAM8ERLAgN,S BOOM.
The Publication ef stis Dsspasches Fur.
eher Enhances Ratt Rcputassea - q
DlplOmaa.

me PubetcattOm of 1Hts Dtspasches RuSe
eher Enhaaces nstt ssepasassea - .
Diplomat.
Special Cable Dispatch to THE EVENING srAn
LONDON, March 3-Mr. Chamberiains ofncial
letter TO Lord salisbury announcing the Agreement
OF the plenipotentaries on the fishery question Is
generally approved on account OF Its conciliatory
and statesmanhke tone. Even outside the ranks
OF the government supporters few really believe
that the prophecies OF Chamberiains failure have
been fulfilled The Daily Ne,cs, after speaking OF
the great services he has rendered by the ability
with which he has conducted the dfncult and DELI
cate negotiation, sums up the views OF the radical
liberals as follows: "We have on previous occa-
sions expressed an adverse opinion from which
we 90 not recede In regard 20 both the prime min
ister selection OF Chamberlain and the speeches
which Chamberlain made after his appointment.
We are all the more ready TO acknowledge that the
British envoy has discharged his functions with
Duslness-uke dispatch, and II the senate OF the
United states ratify the treaty great advantage
Will have been conferred on the two English
speaking nations OF the world.-
WtbsOnss Friends Sstll Hopeful.
Special Cable Dispstch 70 the EVENING star
LONDON. March an. wilson's friends In Paris
express the confident belief that his sentence viii
be annuled on appeal They maintain that the
judge acted beyond the powers bestowed by law
IN his anxiety 70 curry favor with the government
OF the day.
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CoYMoDoRE CHARLES w. PICKERING, OF the Navy,
who had been in active service forty-six years,
died at st. Augustine, Fla, wednesday, aged
eighty-two years
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


PERPETUAL BUILDING ASSOCIATION
~ Our total assets ......... So 3 O:l3 81
Liabilities for dues on stock. .17p.:S2I.
surplus and Interest Fund s33, ,7O23 81
Our surplus fund has increased q l53Ss during
the past month VIII le the liability for interest the
share- Increased only .545 9 leaving clear gain of
soO1.95 over and above all accrriin2 interest. The
monthly recsipts average about els 900. Our pros
ptrity. owinE TO economy Of nazement Is unprece
he distributed 10 members We shall retire shares
the rate OF 13 per cent per annum. We are now pay
Ing per cent per aDnum to those who Withdraw their
money. We advance to borrowers 1850 for total
time no back ones to pay 30 cents 20 81 900 may
De paid IN at time We issuing the seventh
series Of shares. 81 per month per share. > per
ssnt per snnuIT allowed for money Ped n ADVANCE
9. {. DuNCaNsoN. Pres't LEWIS ABRAHAMvP
r. @ SAXICN, Treasurer JOHN COOK Secy
~ wEsT END STEAM LAUNDRY.
Collars Gents), Pc Cuffs lper pair. 4c. AGENCIES:
Beber. 9O3 Sth 80. W Nordlinger, 31D3 NJ st.
"; kaufman & Co. 1924 18th St n-w.' Ferd Prank.
33l and :SBB Penn. f13-4ws
IoUIs CUNNINGHAM. BOND, STOCK
and NOTE BROKER has removed offlce to
COS 18th st. NV Telephone 1875 nS-1m.
DIR HIDDEN CATARRH, THROAT, AND
- Lung Specialist, At Willard's, Mondays.
Wednesday,. and Fridays IL to A p m rec CONSUL
tstion- References fb16-th.s.tu.3m
GAS FIXTURES
THE NEWEST STOCK,
HANDSOME CRYSTAL CHANDELIERS
D. 4. BROOKS,
ia 531 18Th St. Corcoran Building.
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SIXTH PREsBYTERIAN CHURCH. COZ
~ 9th and G sts. q. w.-lhe new pipe-organ
will be used for the frs. time At II D. m. Dr. HER
saEY will preach sermon Interesting to the occasion
preach on Your Excuses for Not Connecting With the
Church." Every person who il not church member
Is invited to hear this sermon. All old members OF
this church living In other parts Of the city
treated TO spend this Sabbath with their old church
and help us enjoy the jubilee. 1t
CENTRAL UNION MISSION, $50
Penn. ave-To-night. Gospel song service at
g led by Brother HAvELL New voices hew songs
Mr. J. fUGH, will have charge Of the Gospel service
a. MsesinSs daily At ,;a y. m and So m; sun
D. BAILEY, sundays pm: Bible study, Fridays, q
Pm. u. kIMBALL, ESQ.,, leader. Gospel services
usual at Northeast Branch Gospel Hall. Georgetown
Branch, Providence Hall, Gospel Tent, and Cottage
meetings. Come thou with US and we will do thee
good"
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R~ WASHINGTON. MARCH 2, 1883.
CApD TO THE PUBLIC.


Believing that The prices eharsed for drug; prescrp
drug stores unneccssarily hsh in some instances
81 :res so~ns sS only ~Ss
Naturally reduction Of from Is to 40 Per cent in
the pes Ss drss ;. some .mon
to return e Tie old prices. which refused 70 DO.
lI l6ia T:s NV Insn S:d s::i:t:as Az NY
IN drug % hs ass eS sSd 81 %
scription business Ia large that have found Il
Fl T. na mol ssg %
ing however when s1arsntes to ppt up any prescrp
ssa ss PIC
so ss % DrssoIpUn. shaa. :. anseig ss
though left nearer homo
=: .s' "a
viii sedoubls my efforts IN that rsspect Th.nine N
,s.ins for Son.inas9cs q ne .sms HssuIns them
sf e
%S x;iy ss'p'''tu' rDS.nD Ss.I%.si.s NEsaz 45s1 .
bsrs q # ETandlip mn Lode; no; 2. are reqns.tsd
ss s'ss: slssssSs s. 'e'ss
% @ e T q. q @ I..s S SaIs
''sS: $:sss Ia1''a : attend shEsrn1 s.s
81 SPRING 1aHs 4 Z: dSFfaaE dSPf fSaffs RAsKHE EKkH4
,nh2-2t S1S 14th st.
g. DISSOLUTION OF gARTNIRs5iP: :es
The -partnership heretofore existins, composed Of
EsAN "a ses d 81 ;nS I'D
firm name OF frsns Messsr, u this day dssQlved by
mutual CONSENT All debts due the late hrm should b
paid to the sQid jecob Franz, who viii nQutdAto al
JACOB FRANZ
CHARLEs J. MEIsTER.
The business heretofore conducted by the s6id 6rm
Of Franx and Meister Will IN future b couducted BY
MOOD. COAL
n fLERBRooK 4 SON having established thsm-
nd :aa e g.
cAPoNs. CAP0Ns.-
49, Aisrss stock OF kxtT6 rAns Cspo1i q f9s
mh2-2t sis fzsSi Il
ALL TIE NEMBRRs OF q. Q. O or Q!
~ r., Of West Wsshington d. O. are r9Quepted
so meet q their REGULAR place Of meettnG on SUNDAY.
1ns iSs ::Ss : sSsS Va s. sssa s.
kosIssoN. q Nj Zion II = ehurcns s 1;S9 O'Clock
'issS NV. J. =. wArERs. sscrsss.yS. SAAA nSs:ss:
BUILDERs BIDDING on TAN. HOUSE
q s1s sa.fs 1sdssI saSesS acS1 4 d: 4 bS
IL sosf .sa "a sSs .-a
-LAR0R Roe sHAD, DIAMOND BACK
Terspin canyses Hack Qucka Strsxoersfs9
Hos sss s sSs S'er &c
Mn,hsccms. o. ths COTTAGE H4RxxL
AsAS-Ss 80 49, ~
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Mo11ess W00 Oa q FO0B.
DRKNNAH uAD TEE BEST % TEE vloR Axl

Prrzssuna, March a-rhe hard-giove nght BE-
tween Nat hullstt Of this city, and Jsck Brsn-
nan. o New York, for 500, took place On tee
this morning, Mullett winning IN the fourtesnfh
round 90 f0uL BEennan had an the bssa a it
ana iapdinr on face ana neck q wf:l fulisGs
took &N puniahEnent gamely, and STUCK 20 -
.iry yosnE tosmsnter. thoogh :csrcs!y oecs gss-
he ussd nght and iefS On BrennAnS nbs an1
stomach In sha fourtecnth round, wh1le the Dea
ana me re1srcs gave ne P1tssburSsf sss nght q
nuul
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DuBxu, march S-Archh1shop Ryan, q PhilA-
oe1phla Who ts y this city, N an tneegy1sw go
Soparafing NON Engiana. AnsgicanA heoaSd, O..
1ocfDd % Voaken1ng the control Of the COv0rni.sas
AtWonhangton- He believed that ukeWi.e ~
70 lrelAnd
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Canadian luDbermen Fe1o1co q - pruGpoct q
Sss - - 49, 8 vn ostks tn2s Cssi %.
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Ths ssnaae was not q sa1aun to-day.
though an QUes N
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INVESTIGATION ~ srBoonNIrrxE or rHE HOUSE
DISTRICT coNMTTIE BEGUN-rEsTNoSy OF OFF,
GERS or THE CEMETERY, OF ooxNIssIoNER wEss
AND oTHKRs
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PERPETUAL BUILDING ASSOCIATION
Our tOtal assets are. ...-.-.-. 50 3O2337
Liabilities for dues stock 11p,:S2l
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49, MARCH =, 1883.
The partnership heretofore existing. COMPOSED of
JOHN A. TALBOT and ROBERT T.. SWA1tT, both
Of the District Of Columbia. under the firm name Of
TALbOTT SWAf.1. is this day dissolved b. mutual
consent All debts due the late firm should BE- paid to
L. L. SWART BRO, and liable Tor all the in
debtedness of said firm. JOHN A TALBOT,
ROBERT l. SMART.
The business heretofore Quoted by said firm will
In futuie be conducted by ROBERT l. SWART and
B. HARRIS SMART, under the frm-name of ROBERT
L. SMART x BRO. nIh3-3ts
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

SPECIAL NOTICES.
viii h.vs 10 an sl,e1s an
LOCAL STOCKS,
with much other attractive original matter 1t.
K~ NoIICE,THERE IdI FRI I. WILL BE CALL.p
UNION No. 10l TOMORROW, (SUNDAY,) MARCH.
4. at O'clock at St JOsephs Hall, 9Th and sts
BY order Of the President FIJI PApGETr
RSwOMAN's HOME MISSIONARY SOCIETY.
Fourth street NJ Z Church, between and sta.
Mrs VnEs will give Bible reading. Interesting re.
Garden. will speak at Foundry, 14th and sts. NV.
Friday II an All interested cordially invited to
MECHANICS LIEN CASE SETTLED
- during the present week was that Of Joseph
carson. Barber Ross. Grayson & Cain and @. A.
used in the construcon Of house No i4a 10Th street
northwes. The contractor. Peter Mccartney. falling
owner refused 70 pay him until they should bo
Piled with But BY reason Of the present lien law the
allowance being made for what the builder left
rnd9ne s The liens amounted to the sum due the
1t' CHAs. BAsTABLE
49,, wANTED-ALL TO KNOW THAT A
n :; every TUESDAY and THURSDAY LvENISGs.
49, PENNSYLVANIA DEMOCRATS NO
!Es fsnnsylvania Democratic Club meets TUESDAY
EVENING. March q. at Columbia Democratic Club
rooms for for election Of new members x,,,,,,,,
KAS YPsILANTI MINERAL SALTS; SOAP
80 and Ointment for Constipation, Rheumatism
I'D ian sISpd sbs Troubles ckiswELs Drug s,s sOF
f&S SPECIAL NOTICE..THE sCAFFOLDING
- used at Trinity church. Georgetown, is for
sane '0'' 10 SUIT PhiGGiR aiRGif 4. pwYrR. Architect
IT sos 9Th st. s.w
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HAMuINE EMECHURCHCOk yrd ANu
~ p sts. nw- Rev. II. X. NAYLoR. d. D., pastor.
Services Sunday, March A. Sunday school o Is a m.
Preaching BY the pastor, IL m. and 80 pm Com
munion after the mCrnins T sermon Subject Tor the
meeting. 6: :15 p m. Regular Tuesday and Thnrsdsy
evening meetings at 1880. The public are cordially
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-03-03

GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS To-DAY.-Internal reve-
nue., $3S1 ,763.S So; customs, s632 OSO,3
St. Paul daily globe., 1888-03-27
WILL BE OMITTED.
The Usual Spring Review of the
Guards Will Not Take Place.

BERLIN. March 2G.-The emperor has
issued an order directing that the usual
spring review of the guards be omitted
this year. The order gives great salts
faction to the military authorities, who
were under the impression that the re-
view would be abandoned. The North
German Gazette says the emperor's
sleep last night was broken by spells of
coughing. The doctors anXi0usly await
the coming of milder weather in order
that the emperor may enjoy the fresh
air, which he greatly misses. The en-
peror to-day received verbal reports
from Gen. Winterfeld and Councillor
WilmOuski. A special order has been
issued to the generals of the suite and
the aides-de-camp of the late emperor
directing them to retain their positions.
Under the influence of important spec
ulative buying, notably of Russian Sc
curities and the new Mexican loan, the
bourse to-day closed very firm. Rus
slams advanced per cent and other for
eign securities a per cent. New MeXi-
can loan closed at S3.75. Private dis
count was Is per cent dearer at 2.
St. Paul daily globe., 1888-03-27
DRIVEN FROM HOME.
Nebraska Citizens Compelled
to Leave Their Homes by
High Waters.
Great Fears Of a Big Flood
When the Final Break
up Comes.
Biographical Sketch Of the
Oldest Man Living in the
Northwest.
Another blockade Reported
at Different Points--Gener-
al Northwest News.

Special 10 the Globe.
SIOUX CITY, To-. March pa rumor
was current on the streets early tins
morning that people living in Davis
county, Nebraska, opposite the mouth
of the Big Sioux, were leaving their
homes because of the encEOachment OF
the waters of the Missouri. The big
gorge at Cottonwood Hill, thirty miles
above this city, still holds, and is grow
ing larger and stronger every day.
Atlee Hart, editor of the Eagle at Da-
Vota City, said to-day that the big flat
near Jackson was OVertloWed to depth
of several feet, and that some stock had
been lost. DR.. Commit returned from
Elk Point, Oak, this morning, and
brings news of ali overflow near Jetfer-
son, Dak., that has driven settlers back
from the low lands. The gorge there
still holds. Advices from Yankton say
that big gorge is forming near that
city. The river is running full at 1ank-
ton, while here the water continues to
fall and the ice holds, except small
space in front of the city, which shows
that the gorgeS between the two places
are yet solid. The weather to-day has
been cold and light snow has fallen.
Owing to the latenesS of the season and
the great amount of snow, both here
and in the valley above, fears are grow
ing graver every day that serious trouble
will be experienced when warm weather
comes. In 1881 the conditions were
much the same, warm weather coming
suddenly and flooding Hle whole valley,
doing incalculable damage.