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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-05-03
THEY THINK III FEASIBLE.
What the Commissioners Say About De.
pressing the B. and Il. Tracks

Recently the Commissioners received from
Chairman Grout OF the committee on the Dis
trict OF Columbia a record of the adoption OF
the following motion by his committee with
reference TO the Burton railroad bill
Il move 10 refer the bali back 10 the Conn
missioners for their views rs to the engineer
ing features involved in sinking the tracks, the
methods OF doing this and the estimated cost
OF sinking the tracks and bridging them and the
propriety Of doing this. And also that they
give their views as 20 the construction
OF an elevated track and the cost
OF such structure. Aud also their
views OF the removal Of the passenger station
and the proper location thereof. That they
furnish the facts on which they base their
views. And the Commissioners are requested
10 report on the feasibility OF depressing tracks
between 18th street aud the site proposed for
depot IN this bill"
The matter was referred to Col Robert who
today transmitted the following report in
answer thereto: The COMMISSIONER bes 10
say IN reply TO your letter OF April a. that Il is
perfectly feasible to depress the tracks
OF the Baltimore and Potomac railroad
between 10Th street and the site
proposed for depot IN House bull $685. provided
the Long Bridge Is not raised above its present
ieNeL III this bridge Is raised about eleven
ieet, as the Commissioners understand Is con-
sldered necessary by Col. Hains 1t wall not be
practicable to place this portion Of the tracks
Oelow grade. The rest of your letter will be
answered as soon as We are able TO do So"
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TelegraDhic Briefs.

Grover Cleveland's uncle, Lewis F. Allen,
who for time gave the ex-President home, is
dead at the age of ninety.
James Connors of Buffalo defeated James
Haley of New York in glove contest last Dight
at Savannah in twenty-three rounds.
Patti arrived at Queenstown yesterday.
Gov Gordon addressed the colored conven-
ton at Atlanta yesterday saying he thought the
negro was better off to stay where he was. but
no obstacle would be put in his way if he
wanted to emigrate.
Carl Keroski, the self-confessed murderer of
Lord Quepoff at Green Bay. Wis.,. has been in
hiding at Lansing. Mich, since Sunday at the
house of his brother. Last night he walked
into police headquarters and surrendered him
self.
The city of Rice Lake. Wis, has been almost
if not wholly destroyed by fire.
The town hall, post office and several other
buildings at Morgan Park, H., burned today.
The Wells-Fargo people deny the rumored
robbery in Texas.
Fretta Weaver, on trial for killing her
father-in-law, convicted today at Belle
fonte. Pa. of manslaughter.
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ALEXANDRIA.
Reported for The EVENING STAR.

MONETARY Considerable amounts of capt.
tai, the savings Of AlexAndrisns, are now find
ing investment Half a score Of building asso-
Citations use up some thousands Of dollars each
month in home improvements and lately sew
eral investment companies have been formed
here with view to the use of capital in land
business Land agencies have increased, and
it is said that over $50, 900 OF Alexandria capt.
tai has been lately invested abroad.
A MARRIAGE BooM.-Last month the clerk of
the corporation court issued seventeen mar
rage licenses and four Alexandria couples
were married In Washington. This il better
matrimonial showing than Alexandria has ever
made before the April Of 1890. The frst morn
ing Of May smiled on three Alexandria brides
NorEs.-Ths mayor yesterday ordered James
Morelsnd to be sent out Of the city - . sus.
picious character.-The new castle of the
knights of the Golden Eagle here has chosen
]. C. de Puhon, P. c., aud A. D. .Dsetou, W. @
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ADMIRAL WALKER SENT SOUTH.
He Will Sail to Brazil to Relieve
Admiral ellis.

Admiral Walker commanding the squadron
of evolution now at Malta. has been ordered
by cable to proceed at once with the three
ships of that squadron to Brazil, where he will
relieve Admiral ellis in command of the South
Atlantic squadron. Admiral ellis will return
home The squadron OF evolution will proba-
bly, remain some time in South American waters
The dead body OF colored infant was found
near the corner of 9th and streets northwest
this morning.
Harry Monroe and Thomas Wade we're
charged in the Police Court today with violat-
ing the policy law and they demanded jury
trials.
A marriage license has been issued by the
clerk of the court to Allen W. Prather and
Elizabeth Catherine Dryden of Upper Fair
mont. Md.
]. W. Morris has purchased for $3.50 of the
New York Life Insurance Company sub "a,
square 1853, known as 500 NJ street northwest.
The quarterly report of the police depart
ment for the first three months of this year
shows that 1850 arrests were made during that
period.
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A Hint From BROOKLYN.

From the New York Tribune.
An important measure which ought to be
acted upon by the present legislature is the
Gretsinger bill providing for the location of
new driveways and parks in Brooklyn. There
are remarkably fine sites for additional parks
and public roads, which, if not speedily Sc
cured and reserved, will be devoted to other
uses. Among these is the shore drive from
Bay Ridge to Fort Hamilton which is capable
of being plade one of the chief attractions of
the Brooklyn park system. The city already
needs more space for parks, and with its rapid
growth of population progressive policy of
enlargement Of the present area devoted to
public recreation cannot be adopted too soon.
Mr.. Stranahan earned his title OF First Citizen
by his sagacity thirty years ago in anticipating
the progress and future requirements of great
city. The same type of civic craftsmanship is
needed now The extension of the occupied
area of Brooklyn from its present limits 10 Coney
Island and Jamaica is inevitable during the next
twenty years. The city of the future will re
quire many additional parks and drives, and
the best sites ought 10 be selected and reserved
as soon possible.
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LIVE CAPITOL TOPICS.
An Error I'm the Oklahoma Act-Notes
From Committee Rooms.

The discovery Of An error in giving the date
Of President Harrisons proclamation OF las,
year opening to settlement Q portion OF the
territory OF Oklahoma in the bill pro-
viding q temporary government for the
territory, which was signed by the Presi.
dent last night, was brought to the
attention Of Mr.. Springer, one Of the confer.
ence committee which prepared the bill In the
form it passed Congress. He says the error will
not affect the Law Is q whole; that il
will stand, and the government of the
territory will b. established as in.
tended. II the clause containing the error is
held to be invalid, Mr.. Springer says. the only
effect viii be to authorize the Secretary Of the
Interior to issue patents TO claimants under the
homestead Law for land anywhere within the
territory instead OF being restricted 10 the
limits of the land opened TO settlement by the
terms of the proclamation Of the President OF
March Is, 1853.
OBSCENE LITER AZURE IN THE MAILS
In the House today Mr.. Henderson of Iowa
introduced, for reference, . bill to exclude OBJ.
scene literature from the mails. Any one vic.
lating the Law shall on conviction. be fined not
more than $1,000, or imprisoned at hard labor
not more than hve years. or both.
BILL TO INCREASE SALARIES
Senator Pettigrew this afternoon introduced
bill to increase the salaries Of the commits
sioner and assistant commissioner Of Indian AZ.
fairs and the financial clerk in the Indian Of
fee. If the bill becomes q law the commits
sioner will receive $1,000, the assistant
commissioner $4,000 and the financial
clerk ~, $50 per annum. He also offered
an amendment TO the legislative, executive
and judicial appropriation bill increasing the
salary OF the assistant librarian of the Senate
to o., 800.
BILLS PASSED BY THE SENATE.
The Senate this afternoon proceeded to the
consideration OF bills on the calendar and
passed (among others) the following:
Senate bill to authorize the building OF a
bridge at Pine Bluff, Ark, across the Arkansa.
river.
Senate bill to establish additional life-saving
stations on the coast Of Oregon, one at the
mouth OF Rogue river and one at Port Oxford
House bill granting right Of way TO the Lit
tie Falls, Mile Laos and Lake Superior railroad
across the Mile Laos Indian reservation.
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Strike Echoes.

carpenters strike in this city finds the situa-
ton practically unchanged. thousand men
gathered i'll fremont Temple this forenoon
The remarks of the leaders were hopeful in
tone.
Mention was made of the fact that the sue
cess of the eight-hour movement i'll Chicago.
Milwaukee, Detroit, indianapolis and other
places and practical agreement for settle
ment in New York, left the reserve fund of the
federation free from any calls save those from
Boston.
CHICAGO, May 3.-The strike of 1,200 en-
ployes at the AIalleable Iron Works will be
continued indefinitely. The company this
morning refused to grant the demands of the
men.
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I'd EDITION.
--latest 1HlGglamS 10 The Star.
Mysterious Murder in Baltimore.

Mysterious Murder in Baltimore.
BALTIMORE, May S.-Mrs. Sarah Blaney, a
widow, aged seventy-seven years, and her
daughter, Caroline, residing at 1895 Green
mount avenue, were found murdered in their
beds this morning. Their skulls had been
crushed with blunt instrument VIM. Blaney,
grandson Of the old lady, has been arrested.
Inc old lady recently sold house for
$3.50 There is considerable blood on the
pantaloons Of VIM. Blaney. He accounts for
Its presence by nosebleed. The murder
OF Mrs. Blaney and her daughter must
have been done quickly. No cry was
heard. The discovery was made by James NJ.
Blaney, who lives with his daughter at No. $40
East Biddle street. 1t was customary for him,
he said, to drop into neighboring saloon for a
MP mornings, and afterward to have a
chat with his mother and sister. who lived to-
gether at No. 1035 Greenmount avenue. When
he entered their house this morning he was
Mortified to find their dead bodies on the floor
OF the kitchen in pool of blood and
with skulls crushed. He promptly gave the
alarm and the police at once went to work on
the case. They are now endeavoring to fasten
the crime upon the grandson under arrest
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Couldn't Prove Ownership.

Mr.. F. n. Draney, who has the street sweep
ing and garbage contracts, was defendant in
Judge Miller's court this morning. He was
charged by Agent Key of the Humane Society.
with cruelty to animals, it being alleged that
he permitted one of his employees to drive q
mule with a sore back. Agent Key could not
prove that Mr.. Draney was the owner Of the
animal, and the case was thrown out of court
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A New Idea.

MONTREAL. QUE, May 81. c. David men,
Der of parliament from Montreal East, whose
appointment as high sheriff of Montreal will
be officially announced next Monday comes of
an ancient family in Lyons, France. He say s.
"Wbile have the most sincere appreciation OF
English law and legal practice / strongly APP
prove the separation of the province of Quebec
from the rest of the dominion and the lorna
ton Of new French colony or the banks of
the ST. Lawrence or else the annexation of the
province of Quebec to the United States"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-05-03

ASHLEY-BECKL.ER At Philadelphia. "wednesday.
Ap A 70, 1884, by the Rev. Forrest T. Dagger al he
Iaesiasnce OF the brides sisters, Mar. A. sEWELI,
aohi-El OF THIS clsy 10 PAULINE r, youuse.t
Sanehter OF the late lgnatz BeCAcr. esq. VI FL1-
siSsoN-MORAN. On sunday last, April "a 1880.
oy hey. j. W. Cornelus ia THEM sISS,IN sni
MISS MAGGIE l. H. NOLAN, both OF QuAniicO Va
a. tue home Of t!e DEsdy's mother "a tls hey Dr IA
Il NAylO OF hsnIlne N. h. Church, ALFRt.D tauW-
AhD sPEAhE IL Miss ALICE IA SlCaOI.s
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Z Z 10
EVERY DAY
ATTRACTIONS.

RMBRorDERrFs.
have just received another delivery OF Fine Hand
drawn kmeroidsres n Variety OF Designs from AZ
" 50 lnches; DC to 40
f--ted Hemstitohed and Irish Point; S5c. to s450
PARAsoLs
Our stock Of Psrasols is conceded to be Of the
most complee in the city and prices for Arstclass
Colored surshs with frinsed rufae all colors 81 SO
C9lorsd GrOs Grain. with fancy borders, s4es to
BLACK, with hsnd-run Spanish lace covers. s1o25
Black and White IN sres. variety. - to 1925.
carrlase Shades. 81 SO 10 $3.50.
Sun Umbrellas. Brown. Blue, Garnet, $3.50
BUCHINGs.
Ts9,rov Braid. loop edge in all cOlors. Ice.
Do. do. with silver and gold gimp, Csc
Silver and Gold Braid, loop edge z5c; grow do
Feather Edge, with gold and silver ,nsel, 25o.
! lvo-rOw Gold and silver satin foldA 31c.
Lace Neck eatnsA q 1oc-. and sl-32
6ysrds.
Also large assortment Of Fine Hand beaded Goods
IL Gold. Silver. steel and Jet. from Acc. 10 81.
BUCKLES AND SLIDES
Prices exceedingly low that 1t will certainly
5-inch Gilt and silver Slides Is and SOC.
Cut steel slides. 80, 80, 40, 600
aud Finch Steel silver and Gilt Buckles suitable
Hand Crochet slides. SO much in demand for mourn
Also much inner Sradsof Buckles in Gilt silver OH
died Pearl and Jet. oVe. to sl.so
SUMMER FANS
japanese Pans in great variety 10 S. 90 % to 75o
bamboo Pans, white and colOrs, Is and 2Uc.
Painted Paper Fans. 1S, rs, 40. SOC.
Decoration ans. 2. lUc-
Palm Fans aud &c
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Real Estate Matters.

c. W. King has purchased Of L. J. Davis for
$50, s72. Sc sub 81 and part 90 square s45, sou
by 1873 feet on the northeast corner of G and
18th streets northwest.
W. II. A. Wormley has purchased for $1s, 600
OF Jane f. Hewlett lot IA and part Is Of s. P. BIS
sub of Mt. Pleasant
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To Support the Market

PITTsBURG. May 3-The Western Window
Glass Manufacturers Association has called
meeting for next Wednesday in Chicago to
consider the condition of the trade. The
strikes Of the building trades have seriously
affected the glass business. and an effort will
be made to support the market.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-05-03
The First Arrest.

PHILADELPHIA, May Son an affidavit sworn
to by Morris L. Kline, beer bother, warrant
was today issued against Lewis E. Pfeiffer.
president of the bank of America on the
charge of embezzlement This is the first GRIM
inal phase of the complication growing out of
the suspension of that institution.
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Wheat Goes kitinU.

CHICAGO, May 3.-The excitement in wheat
continued today, and values fuctuated
widely. After July wheat had gone up to $685.
on reports of dry weather, brokers yelled
themselves hoarse and worked themselves into
a steaming perspiration with their gesticula-
tons in their efforts to execute orders. Prices
climbed up steadily and at noon July was quiet
and quoted at 9415; June, at 9Sa99 in various
portions OF the pit; and amid a mighty shout
the figure for May was doomed to 81
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To InVestigate.

KANSAS CRY, Mo-, May 3.-In view of the re-
cent charges of mismanagement of the soldiers
home at Leavenworth, Kan, committee has
been appointed, at the suggestion of the home
commander by the department commander of
Kansas, to make an investigation.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-05-03
Gone to the League.

PHILADELPHIA, April al. Lawson, pitcher
of the Wilmington Atlantic Association Club,
has obtained his release from that organiza-
ton and this morning signed contract with
the Boston National League Club.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-05-03

An English syndicate is negotiating for the
purchase Of the nail and rolling mills at Wheel
ing, VIVA.
A company has been formed at Asheville.
NC, to bore for natural gas which is supposed
to exist in that section.
All troops attending the unveiling OF the Lee
statue at Richmond will be fed free of cost
Judge James A. @. Bond. appointed associate
and will begin his work on the bench of the
Anne Arundel court
sixteen New York theaters agree to play s.Star
spangied Banner" to close every entertain
ment
Three men ware killed and two wounded in
the fight between union and non-union 6sher-
men on the Columbia river In OREGON wednes-
dag.
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More.

necessary to understand this little insect to be
able to successfully battle with it.
MOTH EGGS
are very small about the size of pins poin. AMI the
moth Iailer deposits in dark secluded spots in
wool or silk and they specially apt to place them
near grease These eggs under ordinary circuu
stances hatch grow to bea
MOTH WORM
IN about three weeks and this the part Of its exist
ence when does the damage This worm eats a. the
silk worm does. forming q cocoon around itself in
about three weeks and out of this comes the
MOTH MILLER
Then the thingis repeated and goods neglected
after moths have appeared about them or left unpro
tected are sure to be ruined
"DRY-AIR PROCESS
This apparatus for the destruction Of moths has been
In Use nearly twenty five years in New York city We
have testimonials from many we,I-known people OF
that city The "Dryar Proce Is the only sure way
OF destroying the
MOTH EGGS,
MOTH WORMS
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APPARATUS
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them without the sI<htest amaze to anythin. they
are H. II dference whether the article ia "A
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"CARPETsn
We glve special attention TO taking ND cleaning de-
strOyIu moths. VaekIng and storing carpets for the
sJIHInrr. Also 10 tie same treatment and care of
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And Wall Paper Establishment.
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Mary Ann VIII Go to the Country.

Mary Ann Dougherty, whose vetoed pension
bill gave her some notoriety during President
Clevelands administration, was in the Police
Court dock this morning. charged with being
an habitual drunkard. Mary promised to 20
to the country and Judge Miller took her per-
sonal bonds.
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Baltimore Nlarkefs

BALTIMORE, May 3-Cotton frm-middlipg
1lhal2 Flour fairly active-Howard street and
western super, 210a2.7o; do. extra, 3.OOa3. 40:
do. do. family, 4.00a+75; City mills. Rio brands
extra. 475a500; winter wheat patent. 5.O0a5. 10;
spring, do. do, 5.25a5.75; do do straight, 4.6oa
500; do. do, extra. 410a450. Wheat-southern
scarce and strong Fultz, 95s9S; Long berry, 95a
100: No. 2 81; steamer No. red. %; western
strong; No. winter red, spot, 80. May, 90 y,
July. &2x. Corn-southern scarce and higher:
white, 40a45: yellow, 49, western strong: mixed
43S a43H; May, AZ; June, 4lA; July, 4lh; Au-
gust, 4lz steamer, 40 Oats strong-southern
and Pennsylvania. 3la36; western, white, ga
IS; do. mixed, 33a35; graded No. 2, white, 81
Rye easier-prime to choice, 6la63 Provisions
fairly active and unchanged-mess pork. old - a.
new 1850; bulk meats loose shoulders, 81;
long clear and clear rib sides, Oh: sugar
picked shoulders, 6A; sugar-cured smok ed shoul-
ders. N; hams, large lOaIl; small ll..aI2H;
lard, refined, tx, crude 6aa6k. Eggs frmer-
western, lIxai2 Coffee unchanged-Rio car
goes fair, lsk. Sugar unchang IA soft. 81.
Copper quiet and unchanged-refned, l2asal3
Whisky nrm and unchanged-l.O9allo Freights
to Liverpool per steamer dun-cotton 40c.: nour
per ton in sacks. Cos. a22s: grain per bushel. ID
Cork for orders s6da3s. Receipts-nour. 5,O36
barrels: wheat. 1000 bushels; corn 81 goo bushels
oats, 5000 bushels; rye, 1000 bushels Shipments
flour, SIS barrels; corn. $4,000 bushels. Sales
wheat 5000 bushels; corn. 5000 bushels
BALTIMORE, May s. - Virginia threes, 66k:
Baltimore and Ohio stock, 99al00: Northern Gem
trail stock, 67a6S; Cincinnati, Washington and
Baltimore nrsts, 10l; do. seconds, Caro- COLI
solidstcd gas bonds. 114h; do. stock, 49Aa49k.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-05-03

SPECIAL OFFERINGS.
JULIUS LANsBURaH.
18TH AND STREETS
Offers the following Bargains This Week:
500 3gees Chamber Suites ;olid oak 1Gs 10 CEN
1000 solid Oak Chairs. 81.
300 solid oak Rockers. s2
900 SolId Oak and Cherry Tables 81. 30.
Solid OAK Chefoners from sll MP.
$50 Oxydized trimmings, beveled glass. SURPRISES
any thing ever shown IN this line.
BABY CARRIAGES.
100 different styles Reed and rattan bodies Hand
soInely upholstered IN silk plush and tapestry Finest
Line III the city. From Sass up.
SUMNER CURTAINS AND DRAPER1Es
% pair Madras Curtains reduced to e. 90 per pair
u - ss9 :.
$50 yards Madras Cloth reduced to 4Oc' per yard.
eoorss suitable for either furniture Coverings or
drsperies reduced 70 621s, per yard
1000 yds Fancy striped Linen for furniture covers
Kew patterns and colorings our own importation
25c. per I'd
NO CHARGE FOR ESTIMATES.
MATTINGi MATING,
The most extensive and varied assortment ever
NEW AND FANCY PATTERNS.
80 Roll: Fancy Mating. 50 90 per roll
ttss53 - - sssS9S -
49O seamless $1,000"
loo rolls Fancy Linen Warp Mating (something
new, 6Oc. Ier ID.
FANCY DAMAsK MATING RUGS 314 YDs. 80
Large lot of remnants in Carpets: Moauettes Will
TONS Body Brussels and Tapestry Brussels at sexual
Full line % Refrigerators, Water Coolers Reed and
hattau + urulture Window Screens, Mosquito Cano-
pies, SC.
WALL PAPERS
New and elegant effects in Wall Coverings
ErescOIns and Painting
JULIUS LANSBURGH,
m3 18th and F sts
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Jubilation in Oklahoma.

KANSAS CRY, May 3.-A Guthrie, 1T, dis
patch says: The news that the President had
signed the Oklahoma bill reached here at
O'Clock last night. An hour later the town
ablaze with bonires. A shotgun parade of
volunteers paraded through the streets dis
charging their pieces and cheering for the new
territory. Dispatches from other points in the
new territory state that the news was received
with great rejoicing,