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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-03-18
ADJUSTMENTS.
IN ARRIs' BIJoU THEATER.

III ARRIs' BI'oU THEArER.
week, Commencing March Is
Matinees-TUEsDAf, THURSDAY, and SATURDAY
a domestic Comedy Drama. unequaled for Thrilling
Sltustlons StArtilng Tahleaux. Sustained Interest,"
Human Nature, Absurd Comicalitics and Character
Ihe best play ever written by BARLEY Campbell
No increase in prices
Next week Pete Baker mis-
A LBAUGH's GRAND OPERA HOUSE
One Week
Matinces WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY
The seasons dramatic event,
Engagement Most Extraordinary Of Americas Favorite
Go eden. Mr..
HENRY r. DIZZY,
supported by the largest ami best oryanized COM
Rice Dixey's Biz Burlesque Co,
0u-SlATf ARTISTS-60
In the World Renowned. Spectacular, Enhancing
Buriesque Dream, entitled
With all its generous wealth of novel attractions as
successfully produced in London and this country
Over Two Thousand Nights
New Music: New Costumes.
Mr. Dixey sings az each performance Mr. Lices great
snccess Its English iou Know" AID The suscepti-
March 25--sAID PAsHA" oPER, co. mh,s
Il ERNANS NEW WASHINGTON THEATER.
N llth street. south of PENNSYLVANIA avenue
THE NIGHT OWLS
SPECIALITY AND BURLESQUE COMPANY
Superior Register Of Noted Artists, including
The EDDYS,
AcrOhatc
Beautiful Women, POSING, Dancing. Minuets etc
Matinees Mon, Tues, Thur, and sat. mil SGT
II Asst WEEK
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-03-18

NEW French and American Sateens: Lonsdale
Cambria, III remnants. &C.; new Spring Dress
Goods. 50 inches wide, Is. IS, Soc; Plaid Main
sOok and Organizes. >. 6. s. Zoe. JOHNSON,
GARNER x Co.. 636 Pa. ave. NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-03-18

PERSONS obliged to remain in the city during
summer. who wish cool and pleasant quarters
should call at the WoodmOnt. cor. 18th and
Iowa circle: most pleasant location in the city;
several apartments 10 be had at summer rates
Cafr second TO none.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-03-18

HASD-PAISTED ribbed fruit saucers. exquisite
decorations. 81. each. or SIX for 49c. few
more of those handsome decorated salad bowls
AZ lie. The FAIR. sl2 9TH ST. NV
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-03-18

ROBERT A. Low Il Sons l0-cent cake of per
fumed toilet sOap-the best and purest i'll the
market-for 5c. at The FAIR. Sl2 u ST. NV.
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SPECIAL NOTICE.
The improvements in our store are about
completed. our new stock is being placed in
order and to induce you to call and visit
The FAIR. Sl2 18th st. NV,
On Tuesday. March 10Th.
carefully observe the prices of the following
articles. which will be almost given away:
Handsome satin vases, worth 75c., for 49c
Gold or silver etruscan cuspidors, worth &c.
Tor 25c. Fancy glass dishes for &c. A good whisk
broom and holder for 13c. Clear crystal glass
tumblers for 15c. Large-sized japanned
foot tubs for 25c. IOc fancy wood salt
boxes for sc. 1Oc. feather busters for Sc
Fancy market basket for 12c. Adjustable ash
book shelf for 49c worth 69c Covered cham
Der pals. assorted colors only 15c. A good
hair brush and rubber comb for 14c. A 25-cent
whisk Groom. l5c. shoe brush and a lOc box
OF French blacking. all for 25c.
X. GOLDsCHNID, 1OO7-1O09 ST. n. W.. well
known as trustworthy shopping place. re-
spectfully calls attention to the following spe-
cal bargains, which will be offered for to-mOr-
row only:
1-pin cherrv-wood hat-racks, cts.
3-arm towel-racks. 9 cts.
10-ct dish-mops. cts.
Coat frame-holders. 2 cts.
Emery knife-sharpeners. only cts.
COlored-glass toothpick-stands, with $500
toothpicks. only cts.
Henis fruit or vegetable press, formerly sold
Tor 80 cts. at IL cts.
Electric-light tin SITTER at Is cts
2-qt. covered tin bucket or saucepan, 6 cts.
Large clothes-hampers; worth 81, at So cts.
Japanned-tin slop-jars, only IA cts.
Colored-glass hairpin-baskets. ) cts.
Colored-glass toothpick-stands. cts.
Tin cuspadors. assorted cOlors, 6 cts
Handsome hand-painted china combination
dinner and tea sets, containing 129 pcs; worth
S25, at Sl59S.
English decorated china combination dinner
and tea sets, containing 100 pieces; worth S19,
at Sl0.9S.
Extra thin tumblers, for % cts; worth
80 cts.
Goblets worth 80 cts = doz., at 90 cts.
Crystal glass syrup pitchers; worth rs cts, at
cts
Handsome engraved goblets; worth IS cts. 4
doz.. at 80 cts.
Coal shovels. for cts.
Decorated individual salt or pepper shakers,
8 cts: worth 10 cts.
Hand-painted china fruit saucers, 6 for 80 cts;
worth 90 cts
Japanese globe baskets. for cts.
English decorated china tea sets containing
56 pes. at sass; worth IS.
Books. new and popular novels; worth so
cts. at % cts.
Also a full line of the newest styles of baby
carriages. very handsome and with all improve
ments. RefrigeratOrs and ice chests of the
leading manufacturer rs. and a large assortment
of trunks Will be offered at special low prices
tomorrow at
no
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-03-18

Go To JNO. II. KELLY. Center Market for Wash
ingtOn dressed beef. Corned beef a speciality.
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LOCAL MENTION.
The Weather.

For the District of Columbia, Delaware.
Maryland. and Virginia. fair. followed Tuesday
afternoon by rain; slightly warmer; winds be-
coming easterly.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-03-18

CHINA fired. decorated and gilded. at West
Ind Kiln. 1880 18th ST. NV
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The Best THINGS CoUNTERFEITED.
Buyers should insist on having the genuine
Baker, Norwegian Cod Liver OH.
JNo. 4. BAKER x Co., PHILADELPHIA
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F-street China Store. No. 1910.

EDNoNsToN 4 Co.. have closed their ave
nue." store and will continue the business at
their street store. opposite the Ebbitt house.
\ discount of Is per cent will be offered for
the next ten DAYS ON all high-cut shoes.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-03-18

The shooting match between William F. Car
yer. the world renowned all round shot and
Albert Bandle, of Cincinnati, Saturday after
noon, was won by Carver.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-03-18

NOUR SPECIAL attention is called to the large
assortment oil fine and medium priced baby
carriages at The FAIR, sl2 It'll ST. NV.
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THE COURTS.
EouIrY CoURT-,Tui1e Con.

EQUITY CoURT-J,pfge Con.
Saturday, Homiller agt Homiller; resale Of
property by trustees ordered. Murray agt.
Keneally; pro confesso against certain defend
ants ordered. Cooksey agt. Bryan; ]. Holds
worth Gordon appointed guardian ad litem.
CncUIT CoURT-DIvIsIoS Chief Justice B,ng-
ham
Saturday, Carpenter agt. Wood; demurrer
argued and submitted. Thomas agt Mulliken
ct al, Thomas agt. Green ct al. Schenck agt.
Clark; judgments by default Diver agt. KEEL
ley; hearing on certiorari passed. MARI agt
Green; motion for judgment argued and sub
mitted. Saks Company agt Cransten; mo-
ton for new trial overruled. MARI agt Chris
mond and Barber & Ross agt same: motion for
judgment granted. Washington gas company
agt. Hollingshead; demurrer overruled, leave
to plead 20 days. Keyser agt. Pickrell; motion
to suppress deposition submitted. Muller agt.
Duncanson; motion to recover argued and sub
mitted.
CIRCUIT CoURr-DvIsIoN No. 2-Judoe Mont
9on,e1y.
Saturday. Bowden agt. Hoffman: motion for
new trial argued and submitted. Larabee agt
simpson and Williams agt Reed; motions
called and denied. Winston agt Lawrence;
motion for new trial argued and submitted
Potts agt. National base ball club; motion for
new trial argued and submitted.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-03-18

EINNEY's COMPOUND SYRUP OF BUCHU positive
cure for all diseases of the kidneys. bladder
and urinary organs. 9TH and l SITS. NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-03-18

KINGSLEY Bros CREAMERY Co. Choicest
dairy products. See advt
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CONDENSED LOCALS.

The steamers Jane Moseley and George Leary.
which were DELAYED on their return trips from
Norfolk on account of the storm ON the bay ar
rived here yesterday morning.
The National Fencibles have decided to 90 to
New York on April 80 next, and will take about
thirty five muskets
In the case of the estate of Geo. W Bunker
the will was admitted to probate SATURDAY, and
letters issued to Ella 5. Bunker; bond 800.
On saturday A. J.. Myers. colored employe
OF the Government printing Office, was badly
burned aboat the face and hands by the ben
zine, with which he was washing form. ignit-
ing. His wounds were dressed at Schafhirt's
drug store and he was taken to the Freedman's
hospital
On Saturday two dead infants were found
one In the rear of house 2l30 II street north
west. and the other between New Jersey avenue,
4th. Q and streets.
There were III arrests for the forty-eight
hours ending at O'Clock this morning.
Rosa O'Connell. nine-year-old daughter of
Mr.. ID. OConnell. was run over by Dayton
wagon in front of the National hotel yesterday
afternoon and slightly injured. She was taken
10 her parents residence. COS street north
west
Last night Caroline Reid, colored, was re-
moved from u house near 10th and Q streets
in a semi-eonscious condition TO the Freedman s
hospital.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-03-18
To HOUsHKFFPFRs

that want To buy Furniture, Carpets, Oil-C Cloths,
Mattings. Rugs. &c. Go to the largest install
ment house IN the city. Special inducements
TO cash buyers. at J. @. SKATERS.
$40 and 3l2 Penn. ave :. e.. Capitol Hill
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-03-18
BARGAINS TO-MoRRo'

10 pieces decorated chamber set, S2.
IL pieces decorated chamber set. S475.
lI2 pieces decorated dinner set. S79s.
$50 pieces decorated dinner set, Sl3.25.
D Jap. cups and saucers. 42c.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-03-18
EVERY New SEASON BarSe
NEW IDEAS.
THE BUSTLE'S SUCCESSOR,
"DIRECTOIRE" DRESS IMPROyER.

The most Stylish and Graceful SlopIny Effect to the
drapcry Of the dress. hitherto difficult to accom-
pish. Is readily attained by the of the Drectoire
Dress Improver Price :59c.
Whilst making selection for your New Dress, don't
forget 10 buy good corset for this helps ma
terially both lie lit and of dress We have cor
sets to MT all kinds of forms. Our corsets come in
four dinerent leigths-extra long. long, short, and
medium II different styles corsets for 81 Satin cor
SETS all shades, $16S. These show up good as any
$500 corset shown; come in all the new and delicate
HER MAJESTY CoRsET-we are the Washington
agents for this excellent corset. There positively
no better corset made than this The price is 3D. IS
For stout people who have hitherto found II iposs-
pie to secure comfortable corset, recommend
these
OUR ANNIsE CORSET $3.50.
This corset is superior to anything heretofore sold
Dy u.s. This Is u corset of our own Importation,
made according to the latest principles Tor M and
comfort livery pair guaranteed
One lot slightly store-soiled corsets; were s25
Our stock of Infants Wear for Spring is now ON sale
some OF the prettiest styles ever shown.
CHILDREN's NULL CAPS csc.
Infants Long Skirts. made of good cambria finished
At the bottom with tucks, SOC.
FINE LINE OF INFANTS COATS
Infants cssswsrs Coats. either long or short nicely
New things in Infants Striped Coats.
LANsBURaH BRO.
mh16 40. AZ. 424. 42e 7th st
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A Long Chase for TascOtt.

DETECTIVES TRAVEL 900 MILES AFTER a YOUNG
MAN WHO LOOKS LIKE HIM.
Chicago special to the Philadelphia Press
says: A. ]. Stone, Alderman Badenoch and the
two detectives, who have been chasing a boy
whom they supposed to be Tascott, the alleged
murderer of millionaire Smell, returned home
tonight empty handed During the three
weeks they were away from town they travelled
5000 miles. They first visited Rat Portage,
where the supposed Tascott was said to be
working. When they got there they found that
the young man had gone to California. The
search then extended to the coast, the detec-
tives visiting Vancouver. Victoria Seattle, Ia
coma. Portland, and San Francisco. After a
terrible chase, which often led them through
great snow fields, they finally overlook the
object of their search. He proved to be the
son of wealthy and prominent people in south
ern California He bore a striking resemblance
to the murderer.
Mr.. Stone is greatly discouraged and is about
ready to believe that Tascott will never be
found alive.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-03-18
Enterprising and Remarkable Journal
ism.

ism.
From the Hagerstown News.
One of the most enterprising journals pub
lished in this country is the Washington EVEN
ING STAR, and on Inauguration day it accom-
plished a wonderful journalistic feat. one that
should doubly endear it to the residents of the
District of Columbia. On that day it issued
within three hours after the President had
taken his oath of Office, and the procession had
disbanded, paper containing 12S columns,
most of which were devoted to graphic his
tory of the events of the day. The magnitude
and rapidty of that work. the preparation of
the copy by the reporters. the type-setting, the
stereotyping, and the final issue of the paper
from its press can hardly be imagined by one
unfamiliar with the operations of modern
newspaper Office. The STAR has three perfect
ing presses, which together print 1000 COM
plete four-page papers a minute, or 81, 900 an
hour. The STAR Saturday, Monday, and Tues
day of that week together make more COM
pete history profusely illustrated, of the ina,l-
guration ceremonies and festivities and all the
scenes attending the event than has ever been
printed on any similar occasion.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-03-18

Use REN FURNITURE POLIsH-Sold by 7. Han
son Hiss Mfg Co.. SIS 18th n. w. also druggists.
Buy Your Coal, Coke and Wood from JOHN
toS BROTHERS, the leading firm i'll the Dis
uict.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-03-18

MORE TRAINS TO NEW YoRK.-The Baltimore
and Ohio railroad company has again increased
the facilities for travel to and from Washington
by establishing a complete service of fast ex-
press trains between this city and New York
and by additions to its Philadelphia schedule.
All the trains are equipped with Pullman's
parlor and sleeping cars and the high reputa-
ton for punctuality achieved by the Baltimore
and Ohio trains TO Philadelphia will be fully
maintained in is New York service.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-03-18
DeacOns Ordained.
THE SOUTHERN METHODIST CONFERENCE AT
ANDRIA.


THE SOUTHERN METHODIST CONFERENCE AT ALEX
ANDRIA.
The conference of the NJ. Z. Church South.
at Alexandria, was continued ON Saturday
Revs. David l.. Blackmore, Norman n Hail.
Milton NJ. Long, and Thomas ]. Miller were adj
mitted into full connection. Rev. VIM. C. Ma
10y was allowed to withdraw from connection
with the conference and the church 1t was
stated that he had pursued a certain line of
conduct in relation to st. Paul's mission school
contrary to the orders of Bishop Wilson and his
presiding elder, and for this he was censured
by vote OF the conference. Memorials of the
life and character of Revs. J. s. Martin, d. D..
John Beatty, W. r. Stringer. and Bishop Nc
Tylere, were read. The report of the treasurer
of the conference board of missions showed
that In the Washington district S2,457 were COL
lected for foreign missions and $50 for do
nestle MISSIONS
Yesterday morning Bishop Wilson ordained
the following deacons: David l.. Blake
more, Norman N. Hall. Milton NJ. Long, Thos
J. Miller and A. g. Sites. In the afternoon
Bishop Wilson ordained the following elders:
James p. Stump, Clark C. Eddington, Thomas
NJ. Jones, William 4. Sites, Hamilton NJ. Roane
Robert 5. Hite and Robert Gandelock.
A DINNER TO CHAIRMAN BRIrToN-The
members of the inaugural executive committee
joined Saturday evening in a dinner given at
the Arlington as compliment to Gen. A. L.
Britton, the chairman of the committee. The
dinner was sumptuously served. the table being
decorated with a profusion of flowers artisti-
cally arranged. At the close of the banquet
Col. Jas. g. Berret, in behalf of his colleagues
on the committee, made speech compliment
ing Mr.. BrittOn's management, and presented
him with beautifully designed silver punch
bowl and two silver pitchers In the center of
the bowl is engraved Col Britton's monogram.
with the date of presentation, while the bot
toms of the pitchers are appropriately inscribed:
Presented to Alex. T. Britton. chairman of
the inaugural committee. March A. 1889. by his
associates of the executive committee. as a token
of their esteem and regard" The speech
nrac;at;,a of c. Br;.,n,'s aS,.;."iJ up
aaea,,, 90 tha ;naranrai oa,ehaa.in man
is sneo -. ~ naut $3.50. ~ .I
had "ro,, nnnra,;fs, r'ra;s t, .no ana ' .
n"untrv w." DHdu''''neu p'"i'e 'ifousnou' Tie
''un0''
Tur ,x,, IT.,
boat c,nh $500, p4 ;oh, ;a ne analos!an
ot,;cerS md on,nnt. s' eeceu .ne iooWlng
Pres;dent u s . Waad ior 'he ensuing year
Fnaaue Mo Samuel .lauuoA; Nce-PIesluent;
secSet"rv W E Iornesponuing anu nnanclai
w w Soar ". ri t reco.ding secretary,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-03-18

SANG AFTER KILLING A WoMAN.-Blanche
Gray. aged forty. a notorious woman who lived
IN the western section of Baltimore. died last
night at the Maryland university hospital from
having had her throat cut almost from ear to
ear Saturday night by her lover, "Blr' Shan
non, in fit of jealous rage. He was arrested
and seemed to be altogether uncOncerned
about the matter, and when put in cell sang
and acted in boisterous manner
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-03-18

MARRIAGE LIcESsEs.-Marriage licenses have
been issued by the clerk of the court to Henry
klug and Nellie Hartnett: W. T. Isaacs and
Harriet I. Thorn; Vim. Tile, of Maryland and
Bette L. Boteler.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-03-18

RUSSELL HARRIsoN's NEW VENrURE.-RusselI
d. Harrison son of the President. arrived at
Canajoharie Saturday, from Washington. and
is the guest of Senator Arkell. 1t is learned
that he has purchased an interest in Frank
Leslie's Weekly from W. j. ArkelI, of the
Judge. Mr.. Harrison said to reporter that he
would return to Montana early in April and
take charge of Frank Lesie's Weekly from
Chicago to the Pacific coast The first issue
under the new management will appear Nav Z
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-03-18

STABBING AFFRAY AT Fort NIAGARA.-A fatal
quarrel occurred at Fort Niagara n. Y, Satur-
day afternoon. Privates Monkey, Lynch and
Rhattigan were together on a spree. Lynch
and Rhattigan quarreled and assaulted each
other. Monkey tried to part them, and in the
struggle was badly cut in the abdomen with
pocket knife which Lynch had drawn. Lynch
fled to Canada. The post surgeon says that
Monkey cannot live. There are two companies
of the 18th stationed at the fort and they do
not like the place. 1t is convenient to Canada
and assertions are numerous. Six left last
week and no intelligence of them has been re-
ceived. They slip across the river at night
The men say the discipline is too strict. The
post is in charge of Major Page.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-03-18

FINE BUTTER. FINE BUTTER.
JAS. 7. OYSTER.
9Th st. Wing. Center Market.
.cr Pa ave aud 9th IT NV
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Tennis i'm Florida.

The tennis tournament at st. Augustine,
Fla, is creating great interest throughout the
country, as many experts of national reputa-
ton have entered, and it is the first test of
their comparative merits since last year. En-
tries. closing March IL, should be addressed to
Stuart Smith, St. Augustine, Fla. A carnival
and yacht race are to follow the contest end
ing with ball at the Ponce de Leon hotel, and
Tournament week" will be, as usual, the height
of the season.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-03-18

VrRENCH BY NEW METHOD.
Practical, Modern. Popular. No Grammar, No Text
Books, No English Spoken, only French
By new and wonderful system perfect pronurcia-
tion and pure accent can easily be obtained by any
person of average talent and intelligence Results
ten times greater than by any other method Free
opening lecture at = O'Clock
TUESDAY EVENING, MARCH 10,
At MASONIC TEMPLE,
By Prof. LUCIEN c. COLLIERE, A NJ,
A native of Paris, France. mhl4-5t
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sALEs-OF 100000 WORTH
u Of goods damaged by IRE, smoke and water. a
KAUFNAN'S Double Combination,
mh16-1W 11th ct sc.
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A CRAP PLAYER FINED.--Tommy Craig went
out in East Washington yesterday and was
enjoying game of I'LL" otherwise known as
crap" One of the boys was throwing the
'bones" when Policeman Stahl came along and
saw them. He caught Craig, but the others
escaped. Craig was fined IS by Judge Miller
to-day.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-03-18
SPECIAL NOTICE

SPECIAL NOTICE.
The improvements in our store are about
completed. our new stock is being placed in
order, and to induce you to call and visit
The FAIR. Sl2 eth ST. NV,
On Tuesday March 10Th
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1889-03-19
NUGGETS OF NEWS.

1t is said that Joel b. Erhardt, late Re-
publican candidate for mayor of New
York, will be collector of that port.
The board of directors of the Pennsyl-
vania railroad was renominated. The
election takes place next Tuesday.
Town Commissioner Garrison, of Wool
witch, n. j., is short in his accounts.
Count Montercole sold the ticket pur-
chased by sympathizing friend for
European passage.
4 Michigander, in Jail in New York.
says he was kidnapped by Federal Off
Gals.
The Reading railroad will run trains
from Philadelphia to Atlantic City this
summer in eighty minutes.
Mrs. Langtry has recovered from her
illness and will play in Philadelphia to-
night.
1t is understood that the postmaster
general. with the approval of the presi-
dent. Twill adopt the policy that post
masters will be permitted to serve out
their terms. unless there should be good
cause for their displacement"
1t is reported in Washington that
Whitelaw Reid will not be appointed
minister to England, but receive another
mission.
Mary Anderson's condition is much
improved.
Two large Mt. Carmel collieries have
resumed operations.
The president would like to send either
Chauncey Depew or Senator Evarts to
the Court of st. James.
Engineer Major was put on trial at
Mauch Chunk for the Mud Run disaster.
The Delaware senate has passed the
bill providing for a survey of the northern
boundry of the State. Ex-Secretary
Bayard is to be one of the commissioners.
Dominiek Mccartney has announced
his retirement from the prize ring.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1889-03-19

The system Of heating cars from
the engine is making some progress
but it is curious to note that many
railroad men seem to have decId-
ed objection to it. Why this is SO
it is not easy to understand. ordi-
narily the companies are eager to
adopt every new continuance which
is real improvement, and the con-
tinuous heating of cars is surely one
of them, not onlysbecause it adds to
the safety of travel, but because,
without any great outlay of money,
and with a saving of labor, it min
listers to the convenience of passen
gers. There can be no doubt that
this is the method of heating that
will soon become universal, and the
sooner it becomes so the better will
it be for the railroad companies
themselves.