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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-02-13
BALTIMORE AND Ono RAnRo.p.


For Chicago and nsen Ss .pa street vs.,,.,
express 4se S dsiy IL 70 an empress 80 pm
ds,ix :. no snd n id Jun and lndianAponA sxprsn
For Pittsburg and Cleveland. vestibuled Limited
For and Ioc. sI Stations 10 g
for MnsI's.s ar and way s5Aons rs 80 Pm
fS5 B.itmore, week days: 400 8 90, 40 7.sa
5a5 iyo 4:55. 80 go I'D ss5a I S.er.
sS i Sins.s: 81 ss =
For Way stations between Washington and Bslti-
20 sundays $50 am. ii5. SIS IS 3 as:
Trains leave Baltimore for Washington week DAYS.
10 81! S:ne G;s9 90 :iS 40 s;oG $50 Els .nd
Ala 600. S &c 10 II o 80 80 sss i tiSa
10 and ii 100 pm Sundays $50, z As, b 80,
sS s. iE 4sS isS so siss idaS iGns
For Annapolis 6 40 and $3.50 an, 12 10 and Is
SsPS,s 6;ty .IG 81 Am. l2:oS aud 500 pm.
For stations on the Metropolitan Branch. te:4A
So . pdr tog go principal station. only
t0r t EoSt.e and Nay stations =
M n @ ana intermediate points 'e:0oI
for Boyds and Intermediate ststions "a pm.
Church train leaves Washington on Sunday at 10
For Frederick, rs 49, til 20 an, Is no. "a SO y
n; sundays, 10 pm.
Trans arrive from Chicago daily ii az nm. and
10 D. m truIn Cincinnati and ct. Louis daily .45
q. M and L. oU pm. from F1ttsburg 10 An d 81
y. m. daily.
NLw YORK AND PHILADELPHIA DIVISION
for New York. Trenton. Newark and Elizabeth n
go. tSoo, $40. 'l2 100 m - so 4 80 and
.iO;..o PIN bptet parlor cars ON all day trana
Sleeping car on the 10 80 p m, open q :OU D IN
FOR Philadeiphia Newark, Wilmington and Chester
- ~ ts:VO. s:@U. 'l2 w am, 80. "A go .7:l6
and 'iO3U pm
fGr nternediate points between Baltimore and Phil.
aosiphla u 90 and 50 70 a. H. :O0. 1851 pm
~ I nn iease New iork Tor Washington g so
night. S
Trains leave Philadelphia for Washington q 40
'S:lo a: 10 a.m., RI 50. a 40. 90 90, "a 40 o. m
For Atlanuc City Il 90 m. and slx:UO M sum
days 4 :Oo = IA. and IL 10 noon.
Except sunday sDAily SSundxv oplv
Baggage called for and checked from botel. md ses
licences by Union Transfer on orders left Or cSss
otcss, olS and 1881 IL. ave. and at Depot.
j. l. ODEl.I. Chan a. sf,ITII
uoO zen Manager. Gen. pHss
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-02-13
The Richest Woman I'm WaIes.

The richest woman in Wales and one of the
richest in the world is Miss Talbot, the eldes,
daughter Of the late father of the house OF
commons. She possesses wealth which it would
be difficult to calculate. She has $4,000, 900 in
railway stocks.
Miss Talbot is fragile-looking, sweet-faced
two sisters, one of whom is an invalid, have
also inherited large fortunes, the married one,
Mrs. Fletcher, having a million and the invalid
eight hundred thousand. Mrs. Fletcher's son,
lad Of nine, is already possessed OF immense
estates, and his aunt, Miss Talbot may, if she
pleases. leave him hers, that of Magram, which
is full of wonderful mineral wealth. 1t is, how
ever, unentailed
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-02-13
Ruined by Faith In Legitime.

"Doh't you fool yourself into believing that
Franklin woodrufrs failure means disaster to
+. W. or anybody else, said Brooklyn Office
seeker whose shoulder blades have almost
eaten their way through his coat during the
past eleven months of weary waiting. II know
him well; he's millionaire. What upset hum?
His faith in Legitime. He supplied that war
riors forces with salt fish and thirst and didn't
get his money. He wanted to get out Of the
business and he took this means Of doing It
Every cent will be paid his creditors and then
=. W: viii once more t.hs hand in politics.
Great man, Woodruff"
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The Body Froze to Death in Her Arm.

The Body Froze to Death in Her Arms.
woman trembling with the cold and her
teeth chattering SO that she could scarcely talk
tottered into the Church street police station
in New York early yesterday morning, and, ap-
preaching the rail in front Of the sergeants
desk, began to cry bitterly. Tenderly folded
beneath her shawl was tiny bundle, which
she patted constantly and pressed closely to
her breast. The bundle proved to be the life
less form Of q little baby. The sergeant took
the woman down stairs and gave her seat be-
side glowing fire. Nothing would induce her
to part with the inanimate form until some of
the female dodgers came and sympathized with
her. One Of them gently took the little corpse
from its mothers arms and laid it tenderly on
the rough board she had vacated. The woman 9
name il Margaret Hines and the child was born
in Charity hospital New Year morning She
said that her husband, John, was Q seaman.
She married him in Ireland four years ago.
-Four months ago he deserted her. When she
left the hospital she looked for place a SER
want, but her baby prevented her from getting
positions which she was we'll qualified for. She
refased 10 part with the infant, but went from
place to place, doing scrubbing. Up to . few
days ago she shared lodgings with country
woman on Bayard street and daily expected to
hear from her husband.
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MINISTER HIRSH AND MOUSSA.
The Turkish Fiend is Finally Made q
Prisoner.

Mr.. Hirsh, the American minister here, has
induced the grand vizier to keep Moussa Bey,
the Turkish tyrant Of Roumania. imprisoned in
his own kOwak. MOUSSE tried to escape, but his
own eunuchs opposed his passage. He was re-
conducted to his apartment in which he was con-
fined with one servant only andforbidden to visit
his harem and to receive his own sultanas. Hirsh
furnished such overwhelming evidence of
Moussa's atrocities that even Kimil Pasha re-
pudiates his former protege.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-02-13
GERMANY IN BRAZIL.
The kaiser's Brother to Re-establish
the Empire in Brazil.

special cable telegram from Berlin to the
Philadelphia Times says: Great excitement
has arisen from the report that Prince Henry
will start to re-establish the empire in Brazil
The emperor of Germany excuses him for
breaking his contracts at home and even
allows soldiers to accompany him.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-02-13
CITY AND DISTRICT.

e. The way to advertise is to put your
announcement where it will be seen by the
people you want to reach. The STAR reaches
everybody in Washington, and all advertise
tisements in its columns are regularly and
carefully read by all members of the house.
hold
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-02-13

While workmen wore engaged In telling Q
hinge old hickory tree on the property Of Mrs.
J. n. Ogden. In Springfield, Pa, yesterday,
they came upon lock Of hair deeply imbedded
in its trunk. An anger hole had been bored
into the heart Of the gigantic hickory and the
curly lock placed therein. The hole had then
been plugged mp. This strange find IL consid-
cred . relic Of superstition. Old residents
take It to be the hast remnant Of one Of 'sBlack
J.ke's" spells, who employed this curious rem
edy 70 cure Ata. The old negro lived in Darby
about seventy years ego and his numerous
quser whims have bssn often told. series Of
poems written BY Halliday Jackson some years
ago pictured his mysterious healinga
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-02-13
BrOwning's Voice In Phonograph.

From the Manchester Courier
The last time Mr.. Lehman met Browning was
in the summer Of the year that has just gone.
1t was at dinner at the painters house, among
the guests being Col Gouraud, who brought
his phonograph. 1t was Browning's first sight
of the thing and he was like child with a
new plaything. When his turn came to speak
he acclaimed into the instrument his own
ride from Client to AK" Half way through
memory failed him for a moment at which he
calculated, Good gracious! I've forgotten the
rest! and great was the amusement when the
photograph repeated the half poem. and then,
after brief pause, the Good gracious! I've
forgotten the rest" The voice is now with
Col. Gouraud, precious, but an eerie posses
sion.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-02-13

Low EXCURSION RATES TO MARDI GRAs CAR
NIvAL AT New ORLKANs.-The Piedmont Air
Line will sell excursion tickets at one fare for
the round trip to New Orleans good to return
until March l, $780, on February 8, 10, Is, IA,
Is and l6. Through Pullman cars to New Or
leans without change. Double daily train SER
vice without break or transfer between WASH
ington and Atlanta. Full particulars at COM
pany's Office, 1900 Pennsylvania avenue, and at
ticket office, Baltimore and Potomac railroad
station.
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rHHE WASHINGTON ARCHITECTURAL IRON
u AND BkIDGE MOkKa

EDWARD l. DENIs N Z. fropfietor.
The bert facilities in the city for all kinds Of Iron
work steel Beams. Angles. he, always In stock.
line Ornamental Cast and wrought Iron Work .
ypecalty. kepairs and general machine work done in
The b<st manner and st short notice
sole hesnsses IN the Di.tr,et Of Columbia for the
betors. Works. Cor SD aud Water sta Tel. 1883
,xs Civ Once. l4l3G o.. NV Tel 49,
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No More Official French.

A special to the New York Times from Win
nipeg, Man.. says the Manitoba legislature yes
terday decided to abolish the official use OF the
French language in the country by vote of 26
to 10. The French-speaking people are very
indignant over this action and serious trouble
is feared, particularly if Premier Greenway
carries out his proposition to abolish the Roman
Catholic separate schools. Catholics are loud
In their threats against the government
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-02-13

,handonns y nneanalsd - . oeAutiner Of the com.
Toilet IL renders the skin white smooth and soft and
prevents ehappins. Every LADY should use il. Per
hheumAlsiA an inf.llible external remedy for Men,
ralxa HcsdAc he and IoothAche fals TO give
Immediate relief the most cns.s GIVE ~
o tr1el. 25c- Wv -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-02-13

Rumored Capture Of Clayton's Assassin.
Aspecial from Little Rock, Ark, to the New
York World says: Interest in the Clayton muir
der was somewhat revived this morning by the
report that the alleged murderer had been
caught in California. At the state house. how
ever, no one seemed to know anything about
the matter and Governor Eagle said no reoui.
sition had been issued.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-02-13

The strikers Of the Nashua company, Nashua,
Nh, have refused the company's offer Of arbi.
trstion.
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BuY To THE BEsr ADVANTAGE.


h. s. WILLIAMS 4 CO. ., DRUGGISTS,
UNDER MASONIC TEMPLE.
Cor. Sth aud L sts. NV.
CALL. EXAMINE OUR GOODS AND BE con
WINGED.
PRESCRIPTIONS
Our prices FOR prescriptions have been reduced in
r., PORTION 70 other goods We only the pureS,
drug and cheiLlcsls from the most reliable manu-
lecturers We cheerfJliy invite careful inspectou
q LIS lrpaI III.euI VI pLXslciaLa.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-02-13
BICYCLES.

bicycles FOR BOYS AND 0HnxaLr1n
safety Bicycle yet offered for he htsis 80 ~
sac :. tne inaasfactory. llio 81 M.
SMITHs COMBINATION s.DARTs 61T77E
- for l@di snl Gents.
6ois AND olA>A-s sAfErr0
&4-Sm sv1 Oh - ~
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NORWOOD INSTITUTE,
IN 1407 Mass ave- tHighlsnd Terracel.
4th Street Circle
d21-6m Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. ID. CABELI. Principals
MOODS COMMERCIAL SCHOOL, 4O7 e. CAP ST
w Thorough, successful and prosperous.
Endorsed by those In attendance
New methods; easy terms rapid progress,
send for circular or call bet. and pm. d12-3m
ELOCUTION AND DRAMATIC ART.
IL Also Grace, Department and Expression. The
SLaftesDury method Lessons in class private Cir
cular containing terms and full information free.
-, MISS MAUD d. BECkMITH, B.k-A.
oc3l us 18th st. n W.
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POTOMAC RIVER BOATS.

Two NORFOLK AND FORT MONROE
u The POPULAR ROUTE
THE OLD FAvOhI1k STEAMER GEORGE LEARY
Appointments hr.seiass Table uDe leslisd sal.
rooms large. comfortable By steaIa PoIits
and attentive cheers. Thorough dlscipliue.
Prom Ith,street wharf MONDAYS. WEDNESDAYS
he only steamer landing at Boston wharf Norfolk.
aud the only iie hasils exclusive connectlon WITH
BuSlON AND PnONIDEACE sTEAM..ha.
Tickets and rooms ~ olS and 1881 Pennsylsania
ave. hawiey's 10th and H.. aud knox's Eapresz
who will ch,ck baggage from hotels private rssl
depces. 1e.efhone NO. S4o-3.
Commencing FEBnUAhN 18th the Steamer Lssrv
will stop at Piley Point until further notice
MIG WM T. NEIGH. supt aud zen. Art
~ ORroLK, FORTRESS MONROE AND TIE
IN Souta.-0n and alter MONDAY, November Ia
1884, Steamer Lady VI thc Lake, having been retnirrd
and newly furnished, VIII leave street wharf
terminus Ia ais tn $40 at d p.ln., Tuesfsy
THURSDAY ani sUndEy LesGrnlng. leave SIyoss
wharf, Norfolk foot Madison a.. Close eonnectiops
Tor New lork, fhliAdeipia ANA North and soulh fof
W narf or Telephone Call 30. also b aud u Tickss
Ofhces. 0l9 and DOL Pa ave-, al., Hawleys ExprsS
INLAND AND stABoAkD CoAsTING COMPANY.
MIC
MOUNT VERNON
Steamer W. w. CoRcoRAN.
Capt. L L Blake leaves Ia 81 WYATT Gaily tes,spe
Sunday ior Mount Vernon. lesvns 40 ana, roacn-
ink Washington ABOUT S 30 N.
Fare, round uip. 81 including sdmnnios 10 grounds
and mznsioa. salH
EOR POTOMAC RIVER LANDTNGs
Il NEW IkON STEAMER .WAkEFIELU
Leaves 1th-stIeet wharf on MONDAYS, THUkbDAn
and sAIgkDAYs Am. keturning TUEsDAl2
t.ndins. .. is1 - SoDn crssl s. Ssn ::
elo leonarutowl, had. OonnscIs with and Y. ~ kGs
Shepherds See schedule JOHN n fAD0ETT. "A
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OCEAN STEAMERS.

CHORT ROUTE TO LONDON,
- N0kDpEUrsCHER LLOYD aA 90
Fast Express eteamors.
To Southampton uonoou. Hsvrol DRumA
LAhn. We'd fen ~, 1880 An; Edsr, 80 ~
Is. pm Aiies. We'd. Feb. IL. 8 An; HsS
lima Sat- March ], ppm
Comfortaole state rooznA eEoollG0f 49, nuxua
ssloon appointments. Price,; 10 colSH Ms ~
upward . bsrth. according tolocatkon; "a cafaS x6
1x5 fenn. ava 49,
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NOTARIES PUBLIC.

~ and Territory. Notary and U. 9. Commissioner
JNO. =. BEALl~ lS2l st. Nv. In ONCE fEom ..
u 70 pm. NIL
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-08-30
A STRONG UNDERGONE.
The Iron Market Continues Steady, Although
Buyers Are NOT EAGER.

The Iron Market Continues Steady, Although
Buyers Are Not Eager.
pPEcIAL TELEGhAM TO THE DrepArcEl
PHILADELPHIA, August 29.-The iron mar
ket continues generally steady. Buyers are not
inclined to follow any advance in price In.
Quiries are plentiful and a better market is
looked for in the near future. There is
generally q strong undertone. Pig iron
exhibits no change in feeling. 1t is a
trihe steadier than it was week
or two ago Good brands are not in good sup
ply. Consumers are acting cautiously, and are
only buying small Quantities. No. l best
foundry is quoted at SIS 00@lS so delivered;
No. 2, SIG 50dI7 90; gray forge is SIS GOALS so.
The sales of Bessemer pig are little better.
The stock OF the manufacturers is generally
well sold, SIG being the ruling price, The
market for spIegleisen is unsettled, but sellers
are restricted In sales owing to high prices.
At the mill $50 is charged and S3l delivered.
The mills are unusually busy on bar iron. In
fact they have more work than they can handle
Under the influence of increased business
prices are better. Country mills are charging
al 80, according to specifications and size of
order.
Owing to the crowded condition of the mills
there is no urgency to secure new orders of
stelp iron. The prices are 1891 90c delivered
for grooved and 2l59220 for sheared skelp
q trife, selling at the following prices: Ship
plates, 230c; tank. 23O62 35c; bridge 2 500
2z0c; shell. 245G255c: fange, 30063 lOc, and
fire box, &75c. Structural iron is unusually
lively. The manufacturers have all the busi-
ness they can handle. The quotations are:
2406250; tees. 27@2sc; beams and channels,
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-08-30
By telegraph.

NEW YoRk-Beeves-Receipts 490l head,
including Al cars for sale; market 15c per 100
bulls and cows, 81 00Q3 90; dressed beef steady
at 615@73zc per b: shipments to-day, J, 260
beeves; tomorrow. 1857 beeves and $50 quarters
Tc " per per n higher; veais. IS oo@s 50 per loo Ms;
Westerns and fed" 81 50Q6 co. Sheep-Re-
ceipts, $500 head; sheep rrmer: lambs easier;
mutton irmer at SQl0kc per n: dressed lambs
market frmer at 81 4O@5 90 per 100 n.
KANSAS cITy-Cattle, receipts s.4Oo head;
shipments, 1900 head. Market l0c to l5c
stockers and feeders, 81 5O03 Is; range Steers,
g OO62 80; range cows 81 500I so. Hogs - Re.
ceipts, II, 400 head: shipments, a400 head: mar.
ket steady to strong; ouik u sog4 90; al grades
shipments, $50 head; market lOc lower:
lambs. 81 S5@5 S5; good to choice muttons
So SO@4 40; stockers and feeders, IS 25G3 70.
cINcINNATl-Hogs easier; packing and
and ' Steady: common. 81 oo@a Is; fair to n choice
butchers grades. 81 50@4 %; receipts $40 head;
shipments. $40 head. Sheep in light supply and
ss ss sO5 e S sSScs % IS Sesssas :SSk
and yearlings, s5 00@5 IS. thanksgiving In
fair demand and firm; good to choice ship
ping. IS 50@6 q; common 30 choice butchers,
"a 0O@5 so.
BUFFALo-Cattle-sl Slow; receipts, 1856 loads
through. 8 sale. Sheep and lambs-Reeeipts,
loads through, 20 sale; sheep slow; lambs
steady; sheep. choice to extra. IS l0Q5 40; good
70 choice, "a 75g5 05; lambs choice to extra,
Sc 2566 so; good to choice, $6 0OQ6 20 Hogs
Slow on common, steady on good; receipts,
loads through, 40 sale; mediums and heavy,
81 1904 IS.
CHICAGO-The Evening Journals report
Texans, 81 65a3 IS; rangers, 50 0oQ3 S.. Hogs
Market steady; So 90@4 10; best and heavy
butcher weights, "a l5@4 80: light, "a 2o@1 3a
Westerns, 81 oo@4 is; Texans, 81 ooaf 20; lambs,
IS 0O66 Is
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THE SOUTHERN SITUATION.
That Market IL Now In a Settled and
Healthy Condition.

rsPEcIAL TELEeKAM TO THE DIsPArcH.I
BIRMINGHAM, ALA. August 39-The iron
trade of this district is now in settled, healthy
condition, without a boom. Prices have
advanced about 81 per ton over spring and
early summer figures. No. foundery is now
quoted at SlS 50 f. o. b. at the furnaces, No. 2
Sl2 50, and No. SSH so to s1l IS.
The volume of trade is steadily increasing
since the first of the month, but orders for i'm.
mediate delivery are not yet equal to the entire
output of the district Some stock is being
placed in the storage warehouses hut most of
the furnaces are selling enough iron for cash
to meet running expenses. Only the surplus
is being stored, and furnace men are more
in imam reserve 9 the event Of bester pTces
next month. Some good contracts for Sep
tember delivery have been made, but none large
on hand in the district are larger now than
they have been at any time since March or the
lst of April. This is due more to increased out
put than to any falling OF in trade During the
early summer a number of furnaces went out
of blast for repairs They are all in blast now
and three new furnaces have recently blown in.
Shipments during the week have been mostly
to Western markets, few hundred tons going
20 Boston and other Eastern points. Small
buyers do not seem to anticipate an early ad-
vance of prices and are buying only for i'm
mediate needs, with few exceptions. All the
furnace men in the district express themselves
as well satisfied with the present volume of
business and tine outlook for the future.
Saturday evening the "Clara" furnace of the
Vanderbilt Iron and Steel Company went in
blast 1t is a l00-ton coke furnace with all
modern improvements, and is the first of q
large plant 20 be built by the same company.
This is the 25th furnace in the Birmingham dis
trict, and is the only one built entirely by out
side capital. George o. Vanderbilt. of New
Jersey, is President of the company, and the
stock is all held by Eastern and foreign CAPT.
talists. Work on a second furnace of 100 tons
capacity will begin at once.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-08-30
IRON TRADE. REVIEW.
A Slight Improvement in the General
Demand Now Reported.
PRICES ARE WELL MAINTAINED,
Although There is No Indication Of a Boom
in Any Direction.
SITUATION IN THE SOUTH AND WEST

The features of the iron and steel market
are practically the same as they were week
ago. Brokers report q slight improvement
in demand and steady markets At this
time year ago there was a strong upward
movement There are as yet no signs of
the upward movement anticipated by fur
nacemen, but, on the other hand, prices
are well maintained and there is strong
undertone of confidence in the future OF
markets. The spurt in May, when manu-
facturers loaded up heavily, is no doubt the
cause of the present quietness. Bessemer
iron is steady at last weeks prices There
is an improved demand for muck bar. but
no change in prices.
Manufactured iron is active, and pros
poets are good for an advance. The outlook
for big fall trade was never better. The
rail market holds up well. Wire nails are
unusually active. All finished products
are in exceptionally good demand, and,
though raw irons are slow, it is only a
question OF a short time when they must
take an upward turn in view of the strong
demand for finished products. The demand
for structural iron is fully up to the supply.
At the Edgar Thompson Works steel
rails are going out hot. The present
capacity of the works is close to ], 800 tons
every "A hours. Some new machinery
which is now being introduced will soon in
crease the daily capacity to ], 500 tons. At
the increase there is no danger of an ac-
cumulation of stock this year. --latest
quotations are:
Structural Iron Angles g. 20: tees, 2s5c; beams
and channels. s. 10c; sheared bridge plates, Steel
2.65c; universal mill plates, iron, 2.a5c; refined
bars. &c card.
Barbed wire fencing, galvanized s. 20; plain
wire fencing, galvanized, S so.