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JUMPED FROM THE FIFTH FLOOR


NEW foKK. March 19.-During IRE In an apart.
mont house Ia s5th street this morning Mrs fran.
ces Westlake Jumped from the nfth floor 20 the
street and Was killed. The following persons were
injured: Aodie Mestlake, aged uhIrty-four years
severely injured Ia the back: Isaac Mestiake AGED
nlnetessn years contu OF right hip; Frederick
Westlake, twenty two years old. severely injured
On the back; Sarah Mliner,a servant twenty Three
Old, botn hands severely burned: mrs. Tynberg,
for;y-eight years Old, suffering from shock: Mm.
3uirA, assistant foreman OF engine ~ while st
work on The fourth floor of the burning house wa
forced 10 jump for his life. He landed IN a net
held by Is comrades and escaped with q fractured
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kilograms to The Star.
ST. PATRICK'S DAY IN ENGLAND
English Liberals Join in the Celebration
AN EXCITING FIRE IN NEW YORK.
ENGLISH MEN DoN rmK smAMKoCK.

ENGL1SaMEN DON THE ESHAMkOCks
General Observance eG No. Pasrsck,s
Day sn. LSadea and Threaghses
Englana-Revelasion about Cham.
Seriata's Great Change os Heart.
Special Gable Dispstch tc THk EvNSrSe sras-
LONDON, March lat-ln no previous year has 81
Patricks day been 50 generally observed IN Lon
doa as it was on saturday. A lanse proportion of
the persons one met on the street wore piece of
shamrock or green ribbon IN their buttonholes
The demonstration, In fact, not confined as
formerly 20 lrishmen Many OF the liberals took the
opportunity OF expressing their sympathy with
G!idStone's policy. There were banQuets and
public gatherings In every city In the Kingdom.
These were mostly confined the Irish population.
AT Birmingham, wm. o'Brion. who has quite
gained the ear OF the British public since his great
oritontical triumph In parliament Immediately
aiter his release from prison. contrived 90
revive the langulShing interest In the eternal
irisa question by an allegation against Chamber
lMn- Ihe public have short memories, therefore,
alnough nothing Is more certain than that Cham
oeuaih cnabge OF opinion on the Irish question
Is recorded not only Ia the report OF his speeches
ia parliament but IN the pages OF the Port
aignIty Rettetr. OBriens revelations In satur-
oaf speech have made quite a commotion. The
only thing new In them Is the allegation that
Shamoerlain Informed Parnen that he
NIGHT HAVE An IRISH RErUELIc ~ HE rIKKp
IN order 10 dish" Harrington aud the sarnchair~
pouticians, but there may well be some ex xAggera.
ton In this, as it f. only the RECOLLECTION of con-
Nersauon- Meanwhile Chamberlain Il firm IN has
support OF his new political assoNiafeS Hc writes
70 correspondent that what he saw IN the United
STATES more than ever cOnyinces him OF the Wis
dom of maintaining union In this country lIe
Wisely rcfrans nom giving details since the Eng-
ngn people know enough Of the American Consti-
larger powers than any Gladstone proposed u
coafer on the statutory parliament at Dubnn
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A Perfect SucceSa,
rHI BIO STEEL GuN ALMOST READY FOR DELIVERY At
PTTTSBUR0.

us IL not prettyY" Is the exclamation OF nve out
Of every six OF the many callers who inspect the
big steel gun In the foundry &C P1ttsburg every
day. Last week At. least 1000 persons visited the
works OF the steel-casting company to see the new
cannon, and that number win probably be ex-
ceeded this week. The gun lies In the lathe eiist-
ening like silver from end TO end IL has been
trimmed down TO proper circumference, but this
part OF the work Will not be completed for several
inches. This must be enlarged to 5a inches leaT-
ing inch 70 be cut by the Government TO bring
ready for shipment several days before the Isl 0f
April, the date which, according 70 CONTRACT IL Is
60 be turned over 70 the authorities &C Washing.
ton. Friday morning several tests were made 0f
the steel weld In the gun, which fully bear 0t tho
claim o. Nj. Hainesworth. The steel has 1too6 tho
several tests that could be applied and has proved
that In every part OF the gun the center e wen -
The outel0e, Il Is abeolutely perfect.
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THE HOUSE OF LORDS.

A Chance that q COusmissee will BE- An.
pointed % Inquire into tls Conssfsu.
liOM.
Special Cable Dispatch to ThE EvExSa STAR
LONDON, March 19.-There Is some chance that
the government VIII accede 10 Lord Roseberry's
motion this evening for a committee 10 Inquire
into the constitution OF the house OF lords. Many
tories Including at least member OF the govern
lnent, Hicks Beach, favor the reform of the lords
In order 10 Strengthen It's position and weaken the
popular agitation for It's abolition
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From Wall Stree, To-day.

NEW YORK, March 10. ii am.-The temper of
the stock market at The opening this morning was
In marked contrast To that OF the few days of
last week. being very strong, while quiet. r1rsI
prices we're from 20 = per cent above the
ciosing figures of Saturday, Missouri Pacific and
Union Pacirc showing the largest advance. Fur
ther gains OF small fractions were made through
out the list, though Union Pacinc and Reading
were conspicuous with advances OF A and II per
cent, respectively but the high ngures could not
be maintained, and mostof the list retired 10 a
then disappeared from the market but prices
again rallied slowly, AFTER which the market be-
came steady. There was an active business I'm
eight or nine OF the leading stocks, among which
Union Pacific and Reading were conspicuous, but
the general list was very dull and without
feature. AT IL O'Clock the market was very dun
and steady at Insignificant changes from firsS
prices.
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Helen Taylor win Nes Ceuse

Special Cable Dispatch TO THE EVENING srAn
LONDON. March 19-Stuart Mills stepdaughter,
Helen Taylor, says there Is truth IN the state.
ment that she will attend the woman's Confer.
ehce at Washington.
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TWO CENTS.


fHk QUESTION REfERRED TO ATTORNEY RIDDLE
In IN interview with the Commissioners to-day
respecting the letter OF Recorder Irotter, published
In saturdays STAR on the question relative 20 the
arrival OF their delinquent tax-sale report. they
say that they have submitted the case 10 District
Attorney Riddle for his opinion. Collector Cook
said: "Peope are making more OF this thing than
necessary. The fact that the report arrived on the
day In question is enough 20 give it a date While
don't think the recorder can change his record
books. do think that the matter can be adjusted
satisfactorily
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MAYOR Hewitt, Of New YORK has got into hos
water with the members OF the Grand Army. A
committee OF the @. A. r. veterans called on the
may0s, asking FOR ms indorsement Of bill before
the New YORK legislature 20 prevent the removal
frum once of the Grand Army veterans except Tor
nHQe But Nj. Hewitt was In Q bad mood, and
rand Army committee met the fate Of the
- ADer1cnn fesi0ents and others who have 70.
6ouk1y visited him sIf these delegations continue
20 come here /" said the head OF New YorkB num-
cipal govefnmept, s1 shall break my resolution not
20 run again tor mayor, but win Be Q candidate
Dcxt fall and ma cut at the bailot-ooz whelnee
the 0fanA Army @ the Hepubae q ~ Sthw
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with the election In Oscoda county, Mich. sat
urday, the local option campaign n sNicnignn
closed Tor The summer. Osc00a was the thirty.
fourth county 20 g1ve prohibltaoa majority.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-03-19

REPRESENTATIVE MCADO0 called on Secretary
whitney and Assistant Secretary Of state Rlyes
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A PROBATE COURT DECISION SCsTAINKD.-In the
Court In General Term this morning the case OF
the administrators OF John I. Franey against the
Baltimore and Potomac Railroad Co. was decided,
CHIEF Justice Bingham delivering the opinion OF
the court afirming the order OF the Probate Court
The decedent was killed by a railroad accident I'm
Virginia, and Messra. Kent and Loundes applied Tor
and obtained letters OF administration on the es-
tate and brought suit against the railroad CON-
pany. The latter then moved that the letters be
revoked, and on the court denying the motion an
appeal was taken. The court said the question OF
the right OF the defendane TO make this motion
met them on the threshold: chat they had no In
debtors The question they raise as TO the legal
capacity OF the complainants Is one which may be
raised the TRIAL. also that OF the Jurisdiction
OF the Probate Court
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IHE WEST VIRGINIA BOARD OF TRADE, headed by
senator kenna. called on Secretary whitney this
morning. 'A1'
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IHE COURT OF CLAIMS to-day rendered a decision
In the case OF Asher c. Baker to the effect that
cadet service at the Naval Academy is to be in
Navy. ~
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The Queens Departure Postponed.
LONDON, March l9.-The queen has postponed
her departure for the continent until "Wednesday
Wife. Murder and Suicide.
A WEALTHY CITIZEN or wARKENTos, NO.. kills
HIMSELF WHILE UNDER ARREST FOR SHOOTING
HIS WIFE.
CHICAGO, March ia dispatch from Warren
ton, NO, says: Saturday night Green Humphreys
became involved in a quarrel with his wife while
She was dressing, and In response 10 a request 70
leave the roon LIE red three stots at her iniiicJ-
ing fatal wounds.
committed suicide by shooting himself. Humphreys
was prominent and wealthy citizen.
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SrH1sa Goors
We ars in daily receipt Of SPRING GOODS
Newest styles and latest Novelties In all kinds Of
DRESS TRIMMINGS EMBRoIDERIEs. LACEs
BLACK DRESS GOODS, RIBBONS. &c, always to be
found in stock.
To-day particularly call attention to our offer
inssof
NEW sATINEs
in Black. Black and White. choice styles elegant de-
signs. At lowest prices for reliable goods
New Lace Elouncinzs from also to s12 per yard
New styles in fine Hamburg Edges and Flouncinss. in
Swiss and Nainsook beautiful zoods One case checked
Inais LinenA newest styles At 12kc One case lace
stripes and checks. at zoe, worth e5c
Our new stock of ladies' Cotton and Csslbric under
wear Is particularly attractive every garment is well
made fits perfectly. and prices low a. is consistent
with the production of reliable goods Compare them
with other goods in the market and be convinced
Having jus, completed stock taking We find
many odd:iots and remnants on hand. which we will
offer At ridiculOusly low prices such remnants of
black silk. odds and ends in table linens and towels
sill umbrellas at half price, colored Hamburg edges at
half price. and numerous other articles
See our table Of cheap Torchon and Medici Laces
Z. q. DAVIS,
nAs 10 MARKET SPACE. COR sTHsT.
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GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS To-DAY.-Internal reye-
hue, s55l ,496; customs, $3.50, ,5ss.
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PAGES AND 4 OF To-DAY's STAR CONTAIN:
Distinguished Women from Abroad, The African
comet Visible Here, Miss MOIlie' Garneld's Ap-
preaching Marriage, The stars and Stripes, The
Frightful Railroad Disaster in Georgia, The santa
ire strike on, local and telegraphic news
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-03-19

SECRETARY ENDICoTT returned to the city from
Salem last night, and resumed his duties this
\ morning ~~'-~o s>>>S
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Britishers COurting q Fight.
SERIOUS rRoUBLE APPREHESDKD IN BEHRISG SRA
VESSELS ARNING.

SERIOUS TROUBLE AffkEHkNDkD IN BEHRISG SEA-
VESSELS ARNING-
A telegram TO the New York Herald from Ot.
tawa Ont, March IL, says: "From letuers and
telegrams received here from British Columbia IL
is feared that serious diculties are likely to arise
in Behring Sea during the coming season. IL IA
stated that both the Canadian and United States
sealers who are preparing for active operations
are arming their men and IN every way making
ready 10 resist any seizures which NAV he M,
tempted Admiral Heneage, who Is now In charge
OF the Northern Pacific British SQUADRON. has aiso
expressed his determination 70 protect British and
Canadian sealers outside OF the three-mile limit
and II he Is not forbidden 70 do by the Imperial
authorities ne VIII doubtless carry out his inten-
tons. IL The United states revenue cutters are
this year placed at the disposal OF the Alaska Com
mercial Co II is seriously apprehended that the
killing Will not be restricted 10 seals. Both the
BRUSH Columbia government and the representa-
lives OF that province IN the parliament here are
very indignant Al the lack Of protection which has
been afforded the sealers dur1ng the past two
years, and II the trouble is not settled before the
opening OF the coming season ft Is quite probable
that complications may arise OF a more serious
nature than any which have arisen on the Atlantic
nshing grounds"
The schooner Sapphire. Captain Petit has
cleared from Victoria, Is. G., Tor the Behrfng Sea
sealing grounds with q hunting crew and sixty
Indians all fully armed This vessel suffered
severely last year through seizure by American
cutters, and the ofIicers have vowed armed ~.
elsSance 20 any further seizure. saying they WIZ
ktll any 0f1clal who crosses their rail-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-03-19

TIE JUNIATA AT YoKoHAxA.-The Navy Denart.
ment Is informed OF the arrival OF the Juniata at
Yokohama this morning from the Sandwich
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The HBOulanger Agitation.
THE GENERAL DENOUNCED AT THE COMMUNIST MEET.
ISGs YESTERDAY.

PARIS, March l9.-Mm. vacher and Laporfe
members or the chamber OF deputies, have Joined
the Boulanger national protest committee.
Al most OF the coLlnl unist meetings held yester-
day In celebration OF the proclamation OF the
commune Gen. Boulanger was denounced.
The radical congress OF the department OF Aude
has rejected the proposal TO run Gen. boulanger ~
q candidate for the chamber OF deputies.
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Rockville NRatters.

LEAD AND GRANITE IN MONTGOMERY couyTY-rHE
CaEsAPEAKE AND OHIO CANAL-THE PROPOSED
NEW TOWN CHARrER--sUDDKS DRA,Ha
Correspondence of THE EVENING STAR
ROCKVILLE March 49, 1885,
The gold fever which for the last few months
has been so prevalent In that section OF our county
bordering upon the Potomac has been supple
mented by the recent discovery OF rich lead near
here on the farm OF Mr.. Il. NJ. Butt There are
large quantities OF this ore the place. and speci
mems will soon be sent to professional experts and
the value Of the 'rind" definitely determined
A GRANITE QUARRY.
For some years it has been known that granite
existed on the farm OF Miss Margaret Beale, about
3 miles from Rockville, near the Metropolitan
Branch, but recently efforts have been made to
develop the quarry. From specimens taken out
recently II appears that the stone is fully equal
New England granite, and from the thickness OF
the vein the supply seems almost inexhaustible
CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO CANAL
Ever since the meeting OF the Maryland legfsla-
ture the people OF this county have been anxious
In regard to legislation respecting the interests OF
the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal which skirts a
large portion OF the territory OF the county. t Is
now the opinion OF the most practical men OF the
county that an effort should be made by tue canal
company 10 entirely divorce that work from the
control OF state politicians and In place OF slow
and uncertain means OF transportation now
afforded to build railroad the entire length Of the
canal, from Cumberland TO West Washington.
The people OF Rockville lock with much interest
to the passage OF bill by the legislature granting
a new charter to the town. by which a large scope
OF the surrounding country Will be brought within
the corporate limits, the number OF town commis-
sioners Increased from three TO ve and additional
powers given to them.
SUDDEN DEATHS.
Mr.. John Phillips, a farmer, residing between
Gaithersburg and Darnestown. was found dead In
his bed Saturday morning about O'Clock ON
Friday he was In his usual health and retired at
his usual hour On Saturday morning when his
breakfast she found him dead. Mr.. Phillips was In
the sixtteth year OF his age.
Mr.. Augustus Ward. a farmer, living about
miles from this place. who had both legs broken
by falling tree about three weeks ago, died last
evenin., aged twenty EIGHT years. A few DAYS
after the accident one OF his legs was amputated,
and he was supposed TO be improving until Satur.
day when the wound commenced bleeding afresh
and he died In q short time. s. A NJ
MARRIAGE LIcgNsEs-Marriage licenses have
been issued by the clerk OF the courl TO W. T.
Wise and Martha c. Macintosh; Isaiah Dozen
and Sarah Roy; W. Ii. Duyall and Lola n. Renner
both OF Frederick, Md.
RETIRED FROM BUSINESS TILL NEXT YRAR-G.
Hogge, ESQ.,, prognosticator and prophet OF the
Signal Ofice yesterday for the season OF lsSs the
SIX weeks OF additional winter weather having ex-
pired.
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RETIRED FROM BUSINESS TILL NEXT YRAR-G
Hogge, ESQ.,, prognosticator and prophet OF the
weather, retired from active partnership with the
Signal ONCE yesterday for the season OF 1855 the
SIX weeks OF additional winter weather having ex-
pired.
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JUDGE CARY, the new Solicitor Of the Treasury.
to-day assumed the duties OF the Office
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MINISTER BELLS RESIGNATION AccErwp.-Mr.
Bel, the United States minister to Holland who ia
now in London, has received dispatch informing
him OF the acceptance OF his resignation. which
will take effect May l. Pressure of private bust
ness causes his return home The Dutch newspa.
pers express regret at the minister's departure
and compliment Mr. Bell and his wife, who is Mir.
Jas. Gordon Bennett's sister, for their ho,pfalitv
and diplomatic courtesy.
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MARRIAGE LICENsEs.-Marriage licenses have
been issued by the clerk OF the courl TO W. T.
and Sarah Roy; W. Ii. Duyall and Lola N. Renner,
both OF Frederick, Md.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-03-19

sToREKEErERs AND GAUGERs wers to-day ap-
pointed as follows: RObt. A. Jones, Jarvis Store
KY; John A. Fox, Statesville, N, c.: Jas s.
Haynes, Clinyman, N. c., and Calvin HAYS Wiies
G., and Geo. Z. RawsOn. suorekeeper, Louisville.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-03-06
MARTINS FERRY.

Nr4. David Tcuam j. lying very To-"
NH "a csrhuucle At the base OF her BRAN
Alexander Mckenzie and George 10,
ties are mentioned for the office oil street
CarGUi ~.ousr.
William Crlig. who wa mentioned 10
connection with a street light some tw1
since. rs having nsed q pair OF k~nucklyIr
vl-h,s IL stated that such is not the case.
William Mct,oe, Of Hsllalrn, a hr. 81.
man N the freight train, was seriously o..
f.rrF Ay Leiun caught between the hun 9
cr= O.. two i.lisLt cars on the ShOT. slide 60.
The curve 1t the B.nwood HAST turnar \.
Yesterday. He was severely crushed
s5,us the hips and chest, and is IN q ct.ti
al condition.
rob7 H7que and A. g. Moore are men.
toned lvorablr Is c~1nd''Rtss IoI water
Works Trustees.
VIM. HisIop and John +. Bra1si are can
5;i,taz fr street c5mmi s!oncr before Ih'
Republican primaries. .
"R,7rle TO- Will appear at I.,iay"'i
p,.r5 House March g, ga. Edward N'y'
IN -Glyy Crockett March 10
tfr + lrroy,s and Samuo. t"Ae. AT
.-,s;f,tss for street commissioner
Afr. Elliott, former manag57 g. '"s '1I
.-s,r i-an work at >~eub,rviie, was IL
the ,i,7 y,s,stGiy. .
ri. sunday morning tHo tramp h',A.
&C l1uss hardware sore AID 'Afilst
~. large ]gua~tiiy Of knives, I.@''s .'.
...t.rs a.i hard 7are. Yesterday morn
IN, WEraling ofi GERS brought them 10 tut
f.,.r landing sud turned them o,tF I,
Marshal Barns. They pleaded guilty i
burglary and larceny before Mayor AeLsI
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-03-06

Says. "lnlimit acquaintance with = tsu
friend always increases our fcapcckt fur
that frenf.'
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-03-06

yesterday and will be taken to st. Glars
vile to-day for a hearing. They rave the
names Of Andrew Murphy ard Frank Nc
Donald.
Mrs. Milton Hogan is on the sick list.
Miss Irene Brindlcy, Of Rush Run, is the
guest of Mrs S. II. Heaton, Of Walnut
street.
l. J. c Drcanca, Of Minneapolis, il il
tie city spending o few days with his
father, J. II. Bremen.
Miss Carrie lnglc5right has returned to
school &c: S~teah,nyiiio, O..
VIM. McMastcrs spsut yesterday at Bel
laire, Ohio.
Chas, Green is at Bridgeport.
Mrs. j. &. Gillespie IS at Steubenyille.
J. Z. McKim, Of Wellsville, was in the
city yesterday.
The hook and ladder company will meet
at the Bayless House tomorrow evening.
C.. w. Thorngate is mentioned frequent
ly as a candidate for Council from the First
ward.
Hannah K. Henderson, who has been
sick with typhoid fever for the past month
died at nine o'clock Sunday night. Miss
Henderson, was a promising young lady of
fourteen years, aud a favOTite among her
associates and acquaintance. The re
mains will he inferred in RiyeTview Gene
terry at two o'clock to-day.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-03-06

Though tickets and Lsggsr. ,ur,k.i Q. .
points. w ROBINSON,
G.uUul pH...ug,I Agent.
PHrkrrhuuF W.