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ARRESTED FOR MURDER.
Mary Braxton in Custody, Charged With
Causing the Death Of Catherine Watkins.


Mary Braxton, a colored servant, was locked
up at the sixth precinct police station this
afternoon, charged with the murder of another
colored servant named Catherine Watkins.
The case presents some peculiar features. as
Mary has been twice before the Police Court
and acquitted Of charge of assault growing
out OF what has terminated In the other woman 8
death.
catherine Watkins died at her home wednee-
day night and all day yesterday the police were
on the lookout for Mary Braxton. but she was
not arrested until this afternoon.
The injury that caused death was inflicted on
the 14th Of February. The women were en-
ployed as servants in the Howard House annex
on street between ~ and 9Th streets.
There was some misunderstanding be-
tween them in the kitchen and angry words
followed. The quarrel ended in a fight, and
Mary, 1t is charged, struck Catherine on the
head with o stick.
MARY ARRESTED, But RELEASED.
The injury was of such nature that the in
jured woman was sent to her home on LIST
street and Mary was locked up by Lieut..
Kelly. She was released on $50 collateral,
and two days later, when the case was called in
the Police Court. Catherine being unable to
attend. the trial was put over for two days.
How much interest the police took in the case
after that time Is not apparent, for the case was
called, but as no one appeared to prosecute or
make any explanation Mary was dismissed for
want OF prosecution.
MARY AGAIN ARRESTED AND ACQUITTED.
The friends Of the injured woman were not
satisfied with such an ending of tn case and
later on another warrant was procured for the
arrest of Mary. This warrant was served and
the case was again called on the
second day Of this month. The only witness
who appeared was Lucy Bushrod and on her
testimony Mary was acquitted of the charge Of
assault.
cATHERrNE's pfArH.
No more attention was made to the matter
until yesterday morning, when Lieut. Vernon
of the fourth precinct received q note from
DR.. Martin giving information of Catherine's
death. 1t was his opinion that death resulted
from the injury to the head.
Lieut.. Vernon at once sent ont his officers 10
investigate the case and arreft the woman and
also notified the coroner.
This morning Deputy Coroner Schaeffer made
an autopsy and found that dee tn resulted from
paralysis and hemorrhage the result of the in
Jury inflicted on the head.
A coroner's jury was summoned and the in
quest will be held ut the fourth precinct
station at II o'clock tomorrow morning.
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DIED.

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-, S re Island 1t; M.ry esny; Nd. hLHA-
ADAMS. secd seventy Ave YEN. TsO ssoutis and 20
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l. this my SON. 80 cold and ss.il:
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Has caiied our darling brother above.
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-03-28
rrcasury Department Changes.


The following named persons have been -
pointed under cava service rules:
L. NJ. johnson OF Indiana. ssoa. sixth audi
tors ofi"e. A. l.. Hitchcock 81 New York.
$40. secretaryls Office. J. Il. Dennis Of Tso-
Ressee, ss00. fifth auditors ONCE
Promotions: W. ID. Mtner. from class one y
class two, Secrctary's once: Miss l.. = Henry,
from class ore 30 class two. Secretary oslscs;
Arthnr harrington. from eia-s u b class one.
Secretary office: y. r. Butterheld from $50 20
class u. Secretaryle once: J. NJ. simpson from
Glars one 10 class two. fourth auditor osfcss
Oh. Clement. from class + 10 class one. fourth
auditors Office. Miss L. NJ. Tr1plett from ole.
ID % class 4, fourth auditors office. Miss n
y. Mitchell. from 600 60 class 10. fourth audi
tors Office: = 5. Fletcher, from s60o 70 $500,
fourth auditors Office. l. smith
from class two 10 class three, sixth su-
diior's Office; y. A. Alien, from class
one TO clnss two. sixth suditors once,
ii. Il. Crouch. from eco TO $500. sixth sodi-
tors Office; Miss A. r. oertley from gro 10 clas
ID, internal revenue ONCE: r. ". smith. fren
$40 per day TO So PER day. supervising archi-
tect's Office: W. ID. Window, from "a per DAY
to - per dav. supervising architects once; J.
y. Patterson. from - per day 20 IS per day,
supervising architects once; Iheo. Lang.
from g 30 per day 90 90 per eisy. supervising
architects once, Miss NJ. Thatcher, from sS0o
per annum to $3.50 per day, supervising srchi-
tects office.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-03-28
WAR RUMoRs ADVANCE PRICES.
Wheat Opened Somewhat Higher ON the
Chicago BOARD.

Wheat Opened Somewhat Higher ON the
Chicago Board.
CHICAGO, March 2s.-There is no market in
Paris today. but one Of the bulls on the board
Of trade here had what purported 10 be cable
from there this morning quoting prices for
wheat higher. Then the cable reports Of i'm
pending war in Europe assisted, with the re-
suit that wheat opened strong. May sold up
from 1.021I to 1.08x in short time, reacted to
!.021s: aud had strengthened again to 1.03h at
IL o'clock.
The war rumors had the effect Of advancing
MAY corn at the opening from &c to 66Is, but
the receipts were heavier than expected and
the undertone was weak. The market was
nervous and subject to frequent fluctuations
At once after touching 661l it sold off to S. and
did not thereafter go above 65T.
Provisions cut loose from sympathy with
corn, and, on light receipts and higher prices
for hogs, was strong, steadily advancing. May
pork opened at 1925 and had advanced to
l2.42}3 by II o'clock.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-03-28
NO EGG-ROIIING MONDAY.
The White House Grounds Would Re Too
Damp-Next Sstur,lay suggeetsd.

The continued rain and snow have rendered
the White House grounds so soft that it has
been practically decided that IL wonld be verv
unwise to open the gates on Monday to the
egg rollers, who would not only rain
the lawn, but would run great risks
Of catching heavy colds. The sun
could hardly get in enough shining tomorrow
to dry the grounds sufficiently to permit q con-
tinuance of the custom, and even if the snow
should cease now and the long-hidden soil get a
chance. there is not time left before Mon
day to do much good. II has been
suggested that the children might be allowed
to use the grounds for their great animal egg
picnic next Saturday, and this plan will prob
ably be brought to the notice of the Pres
ident In that event. however. the Marine
Band could not do it's share of the
entertainment. on that day il plays the
first concert on its tour through the country
at New Haven. The Third Artillery Band
might then be used.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-03-28
CLOTHING CUTTERS TROUBLES.
Mass Meeting to Be Held In New York
Rochester Employers Act.


ROCHESTER,, N. Y, March 2s-Secretary
Wsstbrook has received dispatch from
Charles Hays, secretary Of the New York cut
ters' assembly, notifying him that Michaels,
Stern 4 Co. had advertised for 20 cutters and
warming him to watch for the arrival Of the
men. A labor mass meeting has been called to
be held at Cooper Union in Now York city on
the evening of April to protest against the
course Of the Rochester clothing manufac-
turers.
I. v. Powderly, the national master work
man Of the knights Of Labor, win speak. Dis.
trict Organizer Wright will also address the
meeting. Secretary Wcstbrook and some Of
the officials Of the Rochester locals viii also At.
tend. Seven district assemblies and the Cen
trail Labor Union have charge Of the arrange
meut for the meeting.
The manufacturers quickly learned Of the
proceedings Of the cutters at their meeting
yesterday afternoon and called q meeting. al
which they decided unanimously not to take
back any Of the locked-out cutters unless they
had applied before yesterdays meeting. The
msuufacturers give % their reason the national
trade assembly's Recommendation to the cut
ters and ne sdcptoa u the sams BY ths cut
tsrh
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-03-28
A LETTER caRRrER.s BOND.
Any Reputable s~csrssy Company nay Nsr
Recoms . surety.


Become = surety.
The Post Once Department made an I'm,
portAnt decision this morning with rsfsrrsss
10 the bond TO be accepted from letter carrssss
throughout the country. Hitherto u has bees
the rule 10 accept only bonds from private In
diNiduals for the faithful performance Of The
carriers duties. but hereafter any repussh,,
trust company In good financial standing %;
be accepted on . surety bond. The decisioS
was made by the Postmaster General upon Q
letter from MAJ. Pollock Of the free delivery
division. The question was raiscd by vics
President Lyman Of the American securtss
Company Of N.w York and Was referred 10 Nm
Tyner. the assistant attorney general OF u
Post Once Department. The Postmaster Geo
eral rendered his decision upon Mr.. Tynsrs
ruling that such bond might lie accepted.
The decision. IL is thoughI will be % grsay
importance. for IL Will relieve the carriers q
the unpleasant duty Of asking their friends -
60 on their bond aud il viii also remove bufs
den from the community.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-03-28
NINE. A. Rupprnrs New Book.

She PUBLISHES book entitled ''HOW TO BE BEAU
TlFUL. " and. like the philan pist she il,
gives It fkEE THIS WkkK.
At the urgent request of thousands of her patrons
Mine A. kuppert, the worid-renowned compile ZION
handsome LOOK. giving tine public the beneft her
years OF study and experience. he book written
plain and sensible langua showing AMI one can
obtain and Ianain perfection Of face and form.
al callers tins week this took will oe given tree
Those out Of town can secure BY sending TO- postage
AMK. A. RUPERT,
Branch Office.
$50 st. NV,
mhl4 Warrington, D. G.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-03-28
A "FIREBUG" IN UTICA.
TInEbUG' IN UTICA.
Discovery Of an Ineendiary Dust After Star
ing . Fire.

Discovery Of an 1neendiary Just After Start
ing . Fire.
UTICA. March 28.-At 2 o'clock this morning
night Waterman in Clinton discovered
flames On the side Of large building contain
ing hops and adjoining dwelling house
At the same time he saw a man run from the
building and hide under some freight cars
He chased the man and found him TO be John
Cross, one-armed railroad crossing fiagman.
The officer dragged him from under the cars and
tried to make him help put out the flames. This
he would not do, and when the officer released him
and was engaged in tearing the burning boards
The flames were subdued after a hard
fight and then raid was made after Cross.
He was found at home in bed, and is now con-
fined in the lookup. He had saturated the
building with kerosene oil as far as he could
reach.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-03-28
Dox,r Delay To

Stop .hst cough Else the bronchial tubes win Be On.
larged and the delicate tissues of the lungs exposed
injury No other medicine 10 speedily operative in
throat and lung troubles as AYERS CHERRY Pee
ToRAL. A few doses have been known TO break up an
obstinate and distressing cough. Sufferers from
asthma bronchitis. Group consumption. sore throat
and whoopns cough Hnd a sure relief in the uss q
this preparation. It soothes the i.Gamed membrane,
promotes sxpsctoraton and induces repose. Don't b
without II in the houss ssllie E. stone Hurts store
Va. writes: ~ have found. in my family that Ayers
Cherry Pectoral was always certain cure for colds
and coughs"
Five years aso had . constant cough. night
sweats. greatly reduced in flesh and had been
given up By my physicians. began to take Ayers
Cherry Psctora and WINS completely cured. "-Anss A.
Lewis. Heard. ny.
AYERS CHERRY PICTORIAL.
Prepared by DR.. J. c. Aver / Co.. Lowell. Mass.
Sold BY all Druggists. Price. 81; si1 bottles. IS
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DELAY NOT SIGNIFICANT.

Italy Will Accept the Invitation to the
Worlds Fair.
ROME, March 2s-Signor Chimini. the italian
minister Of commerce, was interviewed today
as to the delay IN Italy's acceptance Of the in
vitation Of the United States to be represented
at the Chicago worlds fair Signor Chimini
said that the invitation was certain of accept
ance and that the delay was simply due to the
fact that the necessary papers had not been re-
ceived from the foreign Office.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-03-28
SOME ONE CAUSED A RUN,

Uhfounded Reports Started About . New
York Bank.
NEW YORK, March 2s.-There was no unusual
excitementat the Mechanics and Traders Bank
today. People were drawing money and others
were making deposits. President Boskowitz de-
MED that the bank was in trouble in any way and
has offered a reward of 81 900 for evidence that
Will convict the person or persons who insti-
gated the reports concerning the stability Of
the institution.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-03-28

The WASHINGTON BANK TO RirsUME.-Con-
troller Lacey this morning receive d from Bank
Examiner Hepburn his report on the Washing
ton National Bank Of New York The report il
very gratifying and will not call for the APP
pointment Of receiver. In fact it is under
by which the bank will resume business on
Monday. '.'''..---
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-03-28

This morning shout s.S0-o'clock CA. ".
1egan 81 No. 1864 Slst ssrsst Gsorgssown.
met with . painful accident while Il his wosi.
lie il employed - ssssmsn as ~ z street.
crossing q NE Baltimore and Ohio rail-
road, and wAsa HIS gssss refused 10 wosk
h found IL necsssary 70 cross the track. There
vas train Of cars on We track At the time aad
In g.tting ecross ths gateman had HE foot
See md - was removed 10 his homs.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-03-28
No Mont snttR DollARs To BE COINED

No MORE SfLVfR DoLLARs To BE COINED
Director Of the Mint Leech said today that
after July next it was probable that no more
silver dollars would be coined, but silver
certificates would be printed instead. Congress
had given the Secretary of the Treasury power
70 recon about g, 10000 Of the Subsidiary
coin now in the treasury and that too
would probably be done as soon as possible
after tho beginning Of the next fiscal war.
This will, In effect, put Just 20 much more
money in circulation There are also about
1850. 600 silver dollars in the treasury against
which silver certificates can be issued
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-03-28
A Car Horse with ~Blina staersru. J,

A Car Horse With "Blind StASgses."
Al f2:45 O'Clock . horse attached to car of
the Washington snd Georgetown railroad w.s
taken with the blind staggers on PENN
syivania avenue between ~ and eth
streets, and the driver as once ssissd
him. He broke sway, md running
into The photographs sstablishneut Of c. D.
Cudlip, broke the glass and pictures, and then
ran into Tsehu9ely 4 Evans drug store and
smashed . glass and was then captured. He
was badly cut and was taken to ( veterinary
sstablishment for treatment.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-03-28
Name. o. C. Name. o. c.
Nsrne.
Washington stock Excban~..

Saes-Regulaf call-12 O'Clock M: Washington
surance, 50 at ls}s; ~ at lsN. Washington Loan
and trust Company, at VI. American Graphic
government bonds-U. S. AXIS, 1891. common.
ios s,a .. i - 4zs ISL reg,seted Ios big
tered Is, 1901, 12l bid, l234 asked.
District OF Columbia Bonds-Per imp g. 1891,
fency, ioik bid, asked Market stock, IS is s
bid, asked aO-year fund, IS, 1875 gold, fosS bid
Water stock, 7s, 1901 currency, 125 6id i33 asked
so-year fund. 6, gold, 1892, NJ bid' . asked
a.66s, 1924, fund. currency. 1l6 bid. 117,S asked
Miscellaneous Washington and George-
ingtOn and Georgetown Railroad Convertible g.
1Z6 bid, 1872 asked. Masonic Hall Association
Sc. 1905, 1o4tl bid, los asked. Washington Market
ington Market Company, imp. &c, 1l6 bid. - asked
American Security and Trust Company S. 100 bid 1913
asked; Washington Light Infantry list mortgage,
fantry I'd, IS, 1904, IS bid asked. Washington
Gas Light Company, series A, 6s, 1l9N bid, -
asked. Washington ash Gas Light Company, series
pany Convertible 6s, lso bid, - asked.
National Bank Stocks-Bank of Washington. as
sshsa gap na Of Repaec 49,
CHANCES isl bid, asked citaens. i i3S Ss
tal lz3 bid, - asked. West End, vs. bid, "
asked: Traders, lis bid. 12OA as.e-. Lincoln,
l0L bid, - asked.
Railroad Stocks-Washington and Georgetown,
225 bid $50 asked. Metropolitan. lis bid 12O asked
Columbia, IS bid, 70 asked. Capitol and North o
Street, 81 bid, IS asked lexington and Soldiers
Home, sos bid, 57ss asked. Georgetown and Ten
leytown, 50 bid. IS asked.
Insurance stocks--firemens, Al bid, - asked.
Franklin. SOY bid, 81 asked Metropolitan, so bid
asked. National Union,1 Dids2O asked. Arlington,
liz bid, $50 asked. Corcoran 6s bid, so asked Co
lumbia, 15k bid, 16 asked GermaI-A American
1855 bid, - asked. Potomac IS bid, loo asked'
Riggs, 81 bid, 81 asked. Peoples, 81 bid, SIX
asked, Lincoln, 81 bid. 5H asked. Commercial,
Az bid, AZ asked.
Title Insurance Stocks-Real Estate Title. III
bid, - asked. Columbia Title, 81 bid, 6k asked.
Gas and Electric Light StocKs-W ashingtsn Gas,
434 bid, 49, asked. Georgetown Gas, Is bid U. s.
Electric Light, 16I bid, 1870 asked.
Telephone Stocks-Pennsylvana Is bid, "a asked
Chesapeake and Potomac, 5ss bid, 63 asked Ameri.
can GraphophOne, bid, 6k asked.
Miscellaneous StOcks-M ashngtOn Market Conn.,
pany. Is bid, ~ asked Washington Brick Ma
chine Company, - bid $50 asked. Great Falls Ice
Company, lilo bid, 1870 asked Bull Run PIANO.
rama Company, 16 bid, = asked. Pneumatic Gun
Carriage, u bid, asked. lntefocean BuiIdinc
Company, = bid, 102 asked.
Safe Deposit and Trust Companes-yationa
Safe Deposit, - bid, = asked Washington
Safe Deposit Company, ITO bid, 1870 asked WASH
ngtOn Loan and Trust Company, s5x bid, 81
asked, American Security and Trust Company,
COZ bid, 70L asked
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-03-28
Baltimore Markets.

BALTIMORE, March 3s.-Cotton nominsl-m,d
ding, 90. Flour quiet and steady-Howard street
and western super, 3O0aS.60; do. do, extra, I5a
45o; do. do, family, A6sa5.l0; city mills, Rio
brands, extra, a25as4o winter wheat patent, $40
as6o; spring wheat patent, 5.5oas.s5; do. do,
straight, 5.0ea5.+0 do. do, extra A50a4a5. Wheat
southern steady; fultz, l05a1.1s Longberry loSa
Liz; No. Q, Ice; steamer, No. ., red i05h:
western hrmer; No. 2, winter red, spot,I.0s bid
March, Los bid; May, Lo91saLO9K; July, I.0sa
nrm; white 72aIs yellow .o1a!s; western steady
f1a; May, II bid; July, 70 bid; steamer s9E bid.
Oats quiet and steady-ungraded southern and
Pennsyivania, class; do. western white 62aGs do
ao., mixed, 6oa6l; graded No. . white, 63ka6s
Loo; good to prime, sSasI; common to fair, ssasa
Hay frm-choice timothy, 10.5Oall.00; good to
prime, 9.50al0.00. Provisions strong-lness pork
old 1850. new 1400; bulk meats, loose shoulders
5xa5x long clear, ~; clear rib sides, az; sugar.
pickled shoulder, 6k; sagar.cured smoked Shout
lined. x; crude, ~. Butter steady-cresmery
3easo; ladle, fancy, Is; do good to choice, 26a2s
rolls, fine, a6aas; do fair to good, 99as4. Eggs
stronger, nrm-24 Coffee dull-Rio carroes fsir
1skas,s No. !, iskalsk: Sugar very quiet
Whisky steady-Lsssi.sa Freisais to Hverpcoi
per steamer hrm-cotton, 80 cents hour In ,sscks'
cents per 100 pounds; grain, sgd. Cork for or
ders, 9s.Ihd.; spot, nominal, as.sd., August. Re-
ceipts-nour, 1856 barrels; wheat, laeSl bushels
corn, Si,s0s 6usneis; oxts, $500 bushels; re,
wheat, ss,Iis busheis; corn is,1ss ousheas.
BALTIMORE, March sa-virxiuia cousolG n
do. ten-forties, 90; do threea, G.; Baitimore sd
Ohio stock, s.; Northern Central stock. ela(:
Cincinnati. Washington and Baltimore nrSts, 81
Consolidated gas bonds. lis do. stock, l1X.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-03-28
THE HEARST MINERAL PARrr.
The Members Retained Ye-serday-CharUs
sf kxce>~cs DENIED.

The Members Retained ye-seraay-ChasU8.
of kxce~~cs DENIED.
The Joint committee Of the senate and Houss
appointed 10 accompany the remains Of the laD
senator Hearst b. San Francisco arrived In ~
city Yesterday afternoon.
There were no incidents worthy of espsclns
note outside Of the committees Legitimate
duties, and but one accident occurred on -
entire trip-the forward trucks Of baggage
car left the track at III Paso.
Judge Valentine. -ergesnt-at-srns Of IN
Senate. saws that the entire expenses Of ~
trip Will not exceed $4,000.
General denial is made OF the charges tAsa
excessive drinking was INDUCED in by the com
mittees. Senator Faulkner stated emphaticaliy
that most of the empty bottles referred 20 by ne
critics originally contained nothing more harm
fal on ntoxlcaring than apolinaris wnter.
Col R. A. ParSe had charge Of all the rakl-
road arrangements throughout the entire triDI