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both NATIONS WILL REJOICE.
London Press Comment ON the B-rias s~a
Decision.

LONDON, March 1.-THE Naaddri saws Of the
Bering papers; Both nations will rejoice
that their differences have been placed in such
shape as 20 make arbitration possible and prob
able" II adds that nothing could be more harren
or irritating than attempt to consider the
result from polemical standpoint.
The Times saws: 1T IL difficult to imagine
how Mr.. Blaine can persist I'm keeping IA. quar-
rel open after Lord Salisbury has accepted the
bulk of his own proposed terms for confer
ence, or can make ita grievance The terms ne
clined have been shown 10 be mEniiestly uni just
to England"
Continuing, the Tunes saws: ''Ihe result of
the Canadian elections following the popular
reaction against the new tariff law IN the United
States may induce him Mr.. Blainel to reflect
that more success would be gained by fair sud
amicable dealing than by high-handed sction
and tall talk -
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THE TWELVE IDE>ruItD.
Arraignment of the Men Who Assaulted
Herman Greenbaum's Family.

NEw YoRH, March lI.-Central Office detect
ives this morning arraigned in the Tombs
police court Joseph Barcndess and the t~olNe
Russian cigarmakers who were arrested late last
night FOR having engaged in the attack upon
Herman Greenhaum and his family at Jamaica,
IL, on Monday night; when Mrs. Grcenhsurn
was brutally assaulted and her four -year-old
son was cruelty burned with vitriol. The prl~-
oners we're separately Identified by Grccnbaum
and then turned over by Justice kilhreth %
the police of Jamaica. The prisoners WIRE
handcuffed together aud taken over the ferry
TO Long Island City.
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NAVAL ORDERs.-Chaplain Walter G.. Isaacs
ordered to the receiving ship Dale on the oath
instant. Passed Assistant Surgeon Isaac W.
Yite detached from the Naval Hospital, New
York, on the 18th instant and ordered to the
Lancaster on the 18th instant. Chaplain Alex
ander c. Hensley detached from the receiving
ship Dale on the oath instant and ordered to
the Lancaster on the Goth instant. The orders
Of Assistant Surgeon ]. H. North, jr., to the
Lancaster is revoked and he is placed on wait
ing orders.
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NAVAL NOTES.-The United States steamer
Mohican sails from Honolulu on the Goth in
slant for San Francisco for the purpose Of 60
ing out of commission. The United States
steamer Petrel now at POrt-Au-Prince, is under
orders to visit Greytown and other. Central
American ports.
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The simmons Jury Disagree.

New YORK, March IL The jury in the trial
of simmons, accused Of misappropriating the
funds of the Sixth National Bank. came into
court this morning after being out all night,
and requested 10 be discharged, a. they were
unable TO agree upon a verdict. Judge Bene-
dict denied the request aud sent the jury cut
for further deliberation.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-03-11

RUNoRED IMPENDING CHASaEs.-Several i'm
portant changes in the treasury personnel are
pending, and the official ak, it is said, is
trembling on the fall. There is a state of un-
certainty at the department that would be diff
fcult for one to imagine who is not in the place
OF an office holder under a recent change Of ad-
ministration. 1t is said that among the contem-
plated alterations in the force is in the Office of
the chief clerk, whose claims to the position
were largely based ON his geographical rroxim-
ity to the late Secretary Window. Among the
names mentioned for possible successor is
that Of Col. Swords who was sergeant-at-arms
Of the national republican committee during
the last campaign.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-03-11

DRAFTING ExAMINATIoNs.-The civil service
commission has decided to allow residents of
the District of Columbia to apply for the me-
chanical draftsman examinations to be held
March II, the ordnance examination to be held
March "a and all examinations for the super
vising architects Office; but they will be ad-
mitted only with the understanding that if
there are enough successful competitors from
outside the District those from the District will
not be certified for appointment
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Pearl lie Courts Victims.

BosroN. March 1l.-Mr. and Mrs. lie Court.
the victims of the severe poisoning for which
their daughter Pearl is now in custody, were last
night taken to the Massachus,tt It's General Hos
pital and at an early hour this morning both
were pronounced ip a dangerous condition.
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All the Arrangements for the Ceremony at
San Francisco Completed.


San Francisco, March 1.-THE committee
having in charge local arrangements for the
funeral of the late Senator Hearst has com
pleted all arrangements. Gov. Markham and
prominent citizens of the city and state have
been requested TO act pallbearers. The
congressional committee and parry accom-
panyinS the remains will be mot az Oakland by
the local committee at the foot of Market
street. The remains will be taken in charge by
the third regiment and escorted TO Grace
Church. where they will lie in state until sun
day afternoon when the funeral services will bo
held. The services will be conducted by Eey.
II. 4. Foute. rector Of Grace Church. Until
then funeral detail from the third regiment
will guard the remains.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-03-11

Gov. Hill has committed tho sentence Of
Frank Fish, convicted Of murder In May last. TO
imprisonment for life.
A company headed by J.W. Murphy Of Grand
Forks, N. D., has purchased tho Minneapolis
Tribune from Alden J. Blethen for e4OO,OOO.
Dakota will take the editorial management
The Tennessee house Of Representatives has
passed . bill prohibiting the running of
freight and excursion trains ON Sundays, with
the exceptions Of those carrying fruit and
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retary NettletOn has notified claim agents and
others interested in claims under the direct tax
act that all payments under that act will be made
to the states in trust for citizens thereof from
whom they were collected and their legal rep
resentatlves, and that claim agents and others
will not be allowed to examine the direct tax
records of the department, unless they are
authorized by the states to do 30.
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A Senator'S Dog,

1t is possible that a warrant will be issued
against Senator Harris for keeping an alleged
dangerous dog. The animal in question, it ap-
pears, attacked and badly bit the seven-year-
old son of Mr.. Morgan Harris yesterday. The
childs lip was badly lacerated. and
the dogs teeth also went through the
boys nose, making painful injuries. Mr.
Harris desires to have the dog
killed and when he went to the Police Court
today for a warrant he was told by some one
that the animal mad been killed and for that
reason he did not institute proceedings against
the Senator. If, however, the dog has not been
killed the warrant will probably be issued
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A Solicitor Generals strange Occupation.

Special Cable Dispstch to The Evening Star
LONDON, March 1.-THE solicitor general
Sir Edward Clarke, Q. C., and the assistant
counsel OF Sir Gordon Cumming are now study
ing bsccarat nightly aud playing it with er-
perts TO gain a knowledge of all the sbstruse
points in order to conduct the approaching
trial more effectively.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-03-11

DRAFTING ExAMINATIoNs.-The civil service
commission has decided to allow residents Of
the District of Columbia to apply for the
mechanical craftsman examination to be held
March II, the ordnance examination to be held
March "A and all examinations for the super
vising architects Office; but they will be ad-
mitted only with the understanding that if
there are enough successful competitors from
outside the District those from the District
will not be certified for appointment.
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The Prince Indor-e. Sir Charle..

Special Cable Dispatch TO The Evening star.
LONDON. March 1l.-Considerable gossip has
been caused by the appearance in Rotten Row
on Monday of the Prince of Wales in company
with Sir Charles and Lady Dixie. The dis
tinguished party rode mp and down for solns
time before Separating.
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CINCINNATI, ONO. March ll.-The Rev.
Thos. Lee. superintendent Of the Union Bethel,
a charitable and religious institution, during
the past twenty years. died yesterday.
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New BANKs.-The controller Of the currency
has authorized the Citizens National Bank Of
Roanoke, Va, to begin business with capital of
SlOO,OO0 and the First National Bank of Water
vile, WASH, with a capital of s5O,OC0. The
following applications for authority to organ
ize national banking associations have been
filed with the controller: The National Bank of
Avondale. Pa. by John ]. Gheen. West Ches-
ter, Pa, and his associates. The Lloyd's Ma
tional Bank of jamestown, N. D.. by William NJ
Lloyd, jamestown, N. d. and his associates
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Tea Sold at s54 a Pound.

Special Cable DisIatch to The Evening Star.
LONDON, March ll.-There was unusual En-
citement yesterday at the London commercial
sale rooms, where q small parcel Of Ceylon tea,
possessing special qualities. was put mp foe
auction. The brokers worked themselves into
fever heat ~ the bidding proceeded, and the
prize, which had been started at Is per pound,
was in few minutes rushed up 20 eco Pive
competitors had been contending for the
prize. OF these, two then abandoned the
field and the parcel Was soon after knocked
down ct eH-
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FINE DIsrIScrIoN.-The Treasury Depart
ment has affirmed the decision of the collector
of customs at Philadelphia assessing duty at
the rate of As per cent ad valorem as unenu-
merated manufactures of metal on certain So
called chopping knives which the importer
claimed to be dutiable at the rate OF IS per
cent ad valorem under the provision for cutlery.
This action is based on information that the
articles in question are in design and use more
closely allied to ceavers than to knives nd that
their adaptation to use us choppers in contra
distinction contributes the principal feature Of
their construction.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-03-11

q. s. DIRECTOR OF THE MINT LEECH is in
Philadelphia quietly looking about for suita
BILE site for the new mint building.
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INCREASE OF SALARY.-The salary of A. X.
Tingle, chief of the special agents division of
the Treasury Department, has been increased
from 80 to $40 day, under a special provision
of the sundry civil act.
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Representnaave Breckinridgs Bettss.
Mrs.. Breckinridge left for Pensicola this
morning with her eldest son upon the receipt
Of telegram announcing her husbands fllnsasL
This afternoon telegram was received e
his home. aas East Capitol street, which ststsd
that hs vas oonsidsrably better.
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MURDERED On THE CARS.
The Corpse of a Woman Found in the
Train at Seville.

SEVILLE. Msrchll.-A woman has been found
dead in a train which arrived this morning in
this city. An investigation made 10y the police
into the cause Of the womsn's death shows that
she had been murdered and robbed. Papers
found upon her body have the name Of Harm
son upon them. Ii Is inferred that she 10
either an American an English womau.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-03-11

U. s. TREASURER Huston is expected to re-
turn from Indiana on Saturday next
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-03-11

GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS ToDAY.-Internal
revenue, S257, ,9S; customs, S533, ,466.
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k~oFFIcE OF THE GREAT FALLS ICE
COMPANY,

k@oFFICE OF THE GREAT FALLS ICI
COMPANY,
924 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.
The GREAT FALLS ICE COMPANY beg
leave to announce that their supplies Of ice re-
Gently housed at Pttston and at South Gardiner
on the Kennebec river. Maine. are unsurpassed
in quality and equal in quantity to all
trade demands Of the coming season. The con-
ditions of the recent harvest unusually
favorable and the ice housed is unexcelled in
purity. solidity and the manifestation of those
superior qualities which distinguish it from
the yield Of other eastern rivers. and, pre-
eminently. from the chemically induced pro-
duct OF tine machine
Tie interests of their customers and of the
public will continue to be subserved, as here
tofore. and the company is prepared to furnish
ice at the lowest legitimate market rates.
nh2-1m
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BONDS REDEEMED.--The amount of AZ per
cent bonds redeemed yesterday was $22, $50,
making the total to date S11 .90l. .750
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~wAsH1SeroN CITY.
SUPPLY OF ICE FOR 1901.
From the Gardiner Home journal.
March 4. 1891.
The ice companies are all done cut
ting on the Kennebec.
THE INDEPENDENT
Of Washington finished cutting Tues
day. having been cutting the second
crop of clear block ice, from 13 to- ID
inches thick, and now have $4,000
tons. Their ice. like all the ice cut
on tine river this season, is the very
finest quality of ice, and there ism:
apoor lot cut this season.
mill, 12, II. 10
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,TAKE TINE BY THE FoRELoCK.

In short time you will want your
summer traps-whether il be victoria,
spider phaeton. blackboard or buggy.
The man Of wisdom sends his trap
aOT To De done mp and has il when
the plea salt weather comes.
kecollect that painting and var
nishlng take time.
ANDREW J. JOYCE'S SONS,
lOSS, 1890 Conn. ave.
P.s.--Drop US line and wen coms
10 see you.
Inh3
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Bismarck's Declsion Causes . Seueoe3on.
Special Cable Dispstch 10 The Evening Star
BEnM. March 1.-The reported decision Of
Prince Rismarck to stand - candidate for the
reichstag TO represent Geestemunds has csussd
. sensation- Il IL now said that the veteran
diplomatist viii not irrevocably make up his
mind until he has ascertained whether he can
be elected. In the meantime great prepsr.-
lions are being made for the celebration OF his
approaching birthday on the lst Of April Ths
prince Was born il lt1h
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Special Cabls Dispstch 10 Ths Evening Star
PAHIs. March ll.-Alarming reports have
lately been In circulation regarding the health
Of the distinguished author and educator, n
Renan. Inquiry at his residence today reveals
the fact that, although he has recently been
ailing, he is now much better.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

E~MAsoAIc.-A SPECIAL CoMMUNICA-
ton Of Saint Johns Lodge, No. IL, F. A. A.
M; NJ; p ca Nil Mill be held at Masonic Temple FRIDAY,
attending the funeral of our late brother. William
Petnbone Members of other lodges requested to at
BY order of the W. NJ. j. c. FILL.
mhll--t Secretary.
kGSsC0TTISH RITE.-ALBERT PIKE CON
-. sstory will meet at the sanctuary Of the
rite on THURSDAY. 18th instant, at pm
BY order of Ven Master of Katosh.
mhl1-2t ROBERT BALL, 3ld Deg, Registrar.
R,THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
stockholders of the Lincoln Fire Insurance
Company of the District of Columbia for the election Of
nfteen trustees to for the ensuing year will be
held at the office of the company. 4UI 9th st. W.
MONDAY. April IL. 1891. Polls open at IL a. m and
close at pm. Books for transfer of stock will be
closed from April g to IA. LEM TOWERS Jr.,
mhll-wSstap11in Secretary.
RSMR L. H. MILLER, PRESIDENT OF
~ THE
SOCIETY OF WASHINGTON ARTISTS
VIII be in attendance at their galleries. 10th ST. between
+ and NV. THURSDAY. March IL, 1891. 1t
R>JAMES b. COLT Is NO LONGER IN MY
~ employ; he is not authorized to collect
moneys; persons paying him after this date will do so
at their own risk. A. L. SALTSTEIN, JR.,
Washington, D. c., March -. 1891. nh1l-3ts
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sIhe heather is likely 10 be Increasing
~ ci0udiaess and light rain Thursddv
warmer: sOuthsrty ,cinds.
IT IS SETTLED NOW
beyond dispute that our Gang sawed
Lumber is the best ever sold in Washington.
Why. the first word people say is-Let me see
that gang sawed lumber everybody is talk
ing about, and when they see it they, too,
ere convinced. Ask for 1t and insist upon
having it wherever you buy. and remember
the price is only 81. 10 PER 1OOFEET.
LIBBEY. BITTINGER MILLER,
Building Material,
mill 9th st. and New York ave.
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ItA1y Conn0t Au0F0 the Co9o6fo9100
Special Cable Dispstch to The EVENING st.r.
RoMf, March 1.-The government has de-
clined to grant the e1oo, 900 promised by Pre-
mier Crispi on its behalf for carrying out the
preparations for celebrating the discovery Of
America by Columbus. The ground Of the re-
fusal IL the alleged necessity Of prscticing the
strictest economy.
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ws.thsr with m -Amcrscsn Accent

Weather with m ~Amcricsn Accent"
Special Cable Disp~tch 10 The Evening star.
LONDON, March 11.-In commenting on he
storm the Dolly Sescs says: London has as
last experienced genuine blizzard. All things
ON this side Of the Atlantic will become Ameri-
canized in time, and nov even the weather has
taken on q pronounced American accent"
Unsccountable Suicide ~ Borieptown. n. ..
BoKDKSrowS, n. J., March 11.-ssm. n.
Rockil. q justice Of the peace, committed
suicide at midnight last night while sitting in .
rocking chair in the dark at his ofice. He
placed the muzzle Of pistol 10 his right tenn
pie and fired. When found the pistol was
lightly clutched in his right hand. No cause is
assigned for the act He was lecturer of
Mystic Lodge, No. Is, and Chosen Friends En-
csmpment, No. 6, o. o. y. He was q member
OF Washington Post No. IS, @. A. X. He was
The son of the late Clement Rockil. He lesvsse
widow.
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R~R. K. CRALLE. RESIDENT MANAGER
Of the MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE Of
New York would call especial attention to the NEW
MUTUAL LIFE CONSOLS,"7 PER CENT guar
snteed lhis old company the largest in the worldl
issues all the best forms LIFE and ENDOWMENT
contracts. Good solicitors wanted.
fe26-lm lSS3 st. NV
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eSIF YOU THINK


You can Use any of our pictures for framing
or studies (of all kinds) as painting copies
at our 70 Per cent reduction prices We
viii be glad, of course. to have you make q
selection
FRED. A. SCHMIDT,
5O4 9th St.
Branch, 1122 Pa ave., near Corcoran Art
Gallery.
Artists, architects and engineers mate
rials. Picture framing. mh7-1t
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Directors:
A. T. Br itton John X. Mclean,
G. J. Bel. Caleb j. Milne.
NJ W. Beveridxe. Martin r. Morris,
Henry y. BlOun.. Crosby =. Moves.
William NJ Coates. NJ. NJ. Parker.
Robert DOrnan. Charles Potter.
Cnas. e. Duncanson. James q. Payne.
Daniel Donovan Alan II. Reed,
Matthew g. Emery. ;. ). Sharp.
James L Fitch. W. j. Thompson.
John r. Herrell A. A Thomas.
John y. Hutchinson. william Werner,
John ). jerks. Harry =. West.
Henry ). Iouchheim. Henry A. Willard,
Benjamin II. Warier,
41o q ST NV
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GOOD STYLE. CORRECTNESS
~ Of form and attention to details in
engraving. paper and printing are es-
sential to make wedding invitations
perfect.
uEDNEY ROBERTS. Makers,
les sCs 10th st., near Gas Once.
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R,SPECIAL NOTICE
The Champion Steam Laundry wishes to
announce to their customers and the public that
ginning March =. will reduce plain shirts to IOc
fancy shirts the usual price 1t Is acknowledged by
eopetent judges that point Of excellence and finish
We have reached the highest niche. Give US q trial
Our collar and cuff work is xcelled.
Telephone call is 5ss.- . card to I42o Penn
sylvania ave: =. G. WAl4LACH, Prop.
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R~SA WORD TO THE WISE.
- Do not wait till SUMMER to order your
SHtkIS First because q NEW SHIRT is the inost
UNCOMfORIAbLE garment you in hot
weather. Second. because will be busy that you
may not get your shirts when You WANT them
Third because the most desirable patterns FANCY
SHIhTlNSiS will be gone. SO place your order NOW
with p. I. HALL. shirt Maker. sos st. NV
Factory premises. fe.ll-
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@S1glS NV.
- To the residents Of the northwest around
Massachusetts,, Connecticut, New Hampshire avenues
and Dupont Circle, &c: Having opened a carpenter
shop at above address the is prepared
do all kinds Of Jobbng in the trade. Good work.
liable men and lowest charges.
mil Lit J. T. MALkER Builder and Contra tor
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koDO YOU OWN LOT ON WHICH YOU
- would like 10 buildy II 50, call at the once
OF NATIONAL COMMON-SENSE BUILDING ASsO-
CIATION. mh6rlws
xSMRs ERNEST SAUM AND MISS EMMA
~ TOPPER left for New York to buy their
spF1nS millinery stock. Will open MARCH 12 at co.
18th st n W.. four doors from 4 st. nL6-lw'
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R>EACH ALUMNUS OF THE UNIVERSITY
~ OF VIRGINIA wishing to participate in the
annual banquet at La Normsndie SATURDAY, April
IL. at $50 O'clock. will forward without delay s.
T. L. RENlCK. nd controllers Office U. =. Treas
and receive in return tickets himself and
a gentleman friend at the banquet table. mh1-td
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AhkktCAN sHCURIrY AND TRUST COMPANY.
111Q l5th g. NV.
etogo yosH furniture, etlvsr Wars.
r1Anos, Woeksof An, 1runks Of valus-
bUild1nG.
OnsofIse,sd fselfiss for psckins,
moving - oA1Dp1ng hopashold goodS,
80 ~ vssss q N. As. ..