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Naval Orders.

Passed Assistant Paymaster C. S. VIII
liams detached from the New London naval
station and ordered TO hold himself in
readiness to join the Montgomery.
Lieut.. n. r. Usher detached from tbe
Dolphin and ordered to Dubuque, Iowa, 70
inspect torpedo boat No. ., with a view n
commanding that craft hereafter. Cant II
l.. Johnson will assume command OF the re-
ceiving ship Franklin, at Norfolk, April II.
Lieutenant Commander A. B. Lillev. de-
tached from the Norfolk navy yard ind or
dered to hold himself in readiness for light
house duty.
Evening star., 1894-03-23
IndOrsfnr the Stein Plan.

Mr.. Stein has received letters commenting
his plan Of polar exploration from .he board
of managers of the Imperial Royal Geo.
graphic Society, from Lieut.. Julius Won
Payer, the explorer of Franz Josef Land;
r. W. d. Bryan. the astronomer Of Polaris
expedition; Commander W.S.Schley, United
States navy, the rescuer of Greedy and DR..
T. c: Chamberlin, professor of geology at
the University of Chicago.
Evening star., 1894-03-23
LeCiSlated Ont of nmca

The decision of the supreme court at
Trenton, N. J.. yesterday. and the arrival
of the laws at Paterson repeating the
police commission act )usts the police court
judge, the clerk of the police court. the
police commissioners, the poormaster, city
physician, assistant city physician, superin.
tendent of the aims house and the superIn.
tendent of outdoor relief
Evening star., 1894-03-23
Legion of Honor.

Capital City Council, No. 463. American
Legion of Honor, gave an entertainment
last evening in celebration of the thirteenth
anniversary of its organization. program
of musical selections, recitations and
sketches was rendered by Messrs A. H.
Black, Frank Harrison, S Rollins T
Fred Jones, John Cullen. C. F. McEnaney.
W. Hyde, W. ]. Oates, H. NJ Hookins, V.
L. Poesche. Peter j. Jackson and James
Bludsoe. An address was delivered on
the American Legion of Honor by Past
Commander George f. Dunster
Evening star., 1894-03-23

At a meeting of the congregation of the
New York Avenue Presbyterian Church last
evening the following were elected members
of the three boards Trustees, Justice Har-
Ian, Noble d. Larner, John W. Thompson
elders, John w Foster, Jacob r. Van
Mater Wn. B. Robson; deacons, John ID.
McChesney, Walter c. Clephane, Benjamin
c. Somerrell. \ resolution was offered
providing that the membership of the board
of trustees be confined exclusively 10 church
members, but no action was taken.
Evening star., 1894-03-23

W. Steinitz and Emanuel Lasker resumed
play in the third game of the champion
ship chess match at New York yesterday
afternoon. After six additional moves the
champion had to resign. 1t may be added
that Lasker selected the shortest route to
victory by giving up the exchange at his
iOrty-sixth turn.
Evening star., 1894-03-23

The funeral services over the remains of
the late Charles Keller were held on We'd
resday at his late residence, 934 9th street
northeast. The deceased was in his siXtieth
year. and was a lifelong resident of the
District.
Evening star., 1894-03-23
At the Sth Street synarorue.

The regular lecture at the services at
the Eighth Street Synagogue this evening
will be given by Rabbi Joseph Leucht of
Newark, n. ]. His subject will be. THE
Road to Success"
Evening star., 1894-03-23

James W. Poe, the chairman of the COM
mittee on speeches for the emancipation
celebration has received a letter from c.
II. j. Taylor accepting an invitation to
speak on that occasion.
Evening star., 1894-03-23
LOOK FOR TOMORRow,s STAR
1t VIII Be an Unusually In,.-..o,,
md Attractive Nuul,ar

IL VIII Be an Unusually Interesting
and Attractive Number
1t would make too long a list to enumer-
ate all the good things to be found in To-
morrow's twenty-page edition of The Star.
Just to give an idea, however, of the varie-
ty and character of the entertaining special
articles which will be provided, the follow
ing may be mentioned:
A GREAT SUNDAY SCHOOL. 0llustratedl
A description of the new Sabbath school
building Of the Calvary Baptist Church.
which will be dedicated Sunday, and the
modern practical methods followed.
THE EASTER GOWN. QllustratedD
Some of the smart toilets which will be
worn by fashionable women at the OPEN
ing of spring.
THE GREAT LARAN REBELLION. ul-
lustrated)
A continuation of Nym Crinkles graphic
story, showing that the conspiracy is
nearing crisis.
EASTER IN PARIS. Qllustrated.)
Sterling Heilig tells about the gingerbread
which is rather gaudy. but very inter
esting.
A SENATOR'S SCRAP BOOKS. Qllus-
tratedD
A peep into the library of John Sherman
and a chat about his books and tastes.
by Frank G. Carpenter.
EASTER DECORATIONS. Qllustrated)
A pretty combination of egg shells, cotton
and tissue paper, which make tasteful
luncheon souvenirs. and directions for
making them.
FROM HONOLULU.
An interesting letter from The Stars
special correspondent in the Hawaiian
Islands, describing how Senator Nor
gan's report on the Hawaiian question
was received, and relating some inter
esting facts about the ex-Queen's his
tory.
FOR HEROIC DEEDS.
The origin and extent Of the system Of
medallic decoration in our army, and
how herosm is rewarded with the
United States medal of honor.
SLOPING SHOULDERS.
Sonora Sara frees her mind about the
new styles and lays bare the secret Of
beauty, showing that the cultivation of
the body should begin in the cradle.
FOR HOME FOLKS.
How to spoil bread and children's stom-
achs. Common-sense rules that should
be adopted in the household.
NEW SCIENCE.
The astro-physical observatories An in
stitution intended to greatly benefit
mankind. in predicting the course and
character of season.
TARIFF ODDITIES.
Some of the features Of the contemplated
free list.
MAIL IN COREA.
The first step toward a new civilization
which has been taken in that interest
ing country.
EASTER TRADITIONS.
Some of the folk lore about this ancient
festival and how the day was observed
in olden times.
DISDAINFUL YOUTH.
A capital story of life in the Kentucky
hills.
TO COIN DOLLARS
What three of the United States mints
will turn out and the actual cost of
minting each coin
Evening star., 1894-03-23
Fourth-CInss P0Sfmnster

The total number of fourth-class post
masters appointed today was ~. OF this
number IL were to fill vacancies caused by
death and resignation and the remainder
by removals.
The Virginia appointments were: Crosby,
Mrs Nida c. Tucker, Vice I. IL. Tucker,
removed; Stonewall. ]. II. Baker, vice r.
NJ. Houf, resigned.
Evening star., 1894-03-23
FINANCIAL.
ASSETS

CONDENSED FINANCIAL STATEMENT OF THE
ter, y. H., March i, 1924.
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CoRsoN & MCCARTNEY,

MEMBERS OF THE NEW YORK STOCK
EXCHANGE
1919 = ST., Glover building.
correspondents OF Messrs. Moore & Schley, so
Broadway
Bankers and Dealers in Government Ponds
Deposits. Exchange. Loans
Hailroad stocks and bonds and all securities list
cd on the exchanges of New York, pLfladel lphia
Boston and Baltimore bought and sold.
speciality made of investment securities Dis
trict Bonds and all local Railroad, Gas Insurance
and Telephone Stock dealt in.
American Bell Telephone Stock bought and sold
de3l
Evening star., 1894-03-23

About seventy-ive delegates were present
at the semi-annual session of the Grand
Ancient United Host of Israel. a colored or
ganization, which met alta hall on Franklin
street Annapolis, yesterday. J. c. Stone is
master and George Dudley and Clara Har-
ris are the secretaries. Lodges from Bal
timore, Washington. New York Virginia
and Annapolis are included in this jurIs die
ton. The last session was held in Wash
ington six months ago. 1t is proposed to
hold the next meeting in New York A
number of women were present as dele
gates. At the close of the session a feast
will be served.
Evening star., 1894-03-23
FINANCIAL.
SUCCESSFUL
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SDErTT ATTnNS

SPECULATIONS
without the usual risA can be ACCOMPLISHED NV
operating through Special r r. Stock Syndi,atc
100 per cent to oOO per cent Profit per annum
easily made.
PER CENT 90 PER CENT
earned and paid to the subscribers of our Spocial n
X Stock syndicate as the result Of Operations
from December, 1893. TO March Is, 1894 Prospec-
tus and Daily Market Letter free on appliration
Highest reference WElNMAN a. CO. Ranksrs and
Brokers, II broadway, New York mhS-lm
Evening star., 1894-03-23
Justice Jacksou,s Health

Letters received from Justice jackson of
the Supreme Court OF the United States,
who is now at Atlanta, Ga, say that his
health is very much improved and that he
Will return to Washington about April l
and resume his place on the bench.
Evening star., 1894-03-23
sl.S3, bso.e8

The expenses OF the association cannot exceed D
per cent Of the par value Of the shares the first
year and i Der cent each year thereafter.
4 hereby certify that the foregoing statement =
sSorrect, as shown by the books OF the Granite
state Provident Association March 1. 1894.
III. +. MORSE. Secretary.
Seate OF New Hampshire, Hillshorough, IS:
- MANCHESTER. March "a 1894.
personally appeared II. r. Morse 10 me known
70 be inc secretary Of the Granite State Providcnt
Associsuon and Acknowledged the above state
heht ny him subscribed 10 be true, according 70
MS best knowledge and helief
before me. A. C. oSGooD. Notary Public.
Evening star., 1894-03-23

FOR SURE PROFITS Buy GOOD GOLD MINING
stocks; best bank references
r. H. BUCK.
mh2l-4t' No. IL Mining Exchange, Denver. Col.
Evening star., 1894-03-23

FATHER TINE" TAKES NO HoLIDAYs
. Your money Will accumulate while you sieeD
IL properly invested
We have better facilities for fnre<stnc ths.
you can POSSIBLY have,
slo2. Monthly dues. 81. Maturity value, 800.
q per cent special deposits.
FIDELITY BUILDING AND LOAN ASSOCIATION
s0S-914 g NV. mkie
Evening star., 1894-03-23
FEMALE PUPILS BURNED.

Fatal Fire in n French Girls Board
ing School.
PARIS, March 23.-A dispatch from Laon,
capital of the department of Aisne an
nouncss that a ladies' school. directed by
the Sisters of Charity of Laon, was burned
last night. Six dead bodies were found on
the top floor
Evening star., 1894-03-23

For the District of Columbia and vicinity-Fair
today and tomorrow.
FRANK LHBBEY co.
We sell Lumber and Builders Hard
ware lower than any yard in the city,
but for cash only.
Best Gang sawed Boards. 100 f..
North Carolina Flooring. clear, SU 7E
hln-dried, one width. 100 feet...... ~IO
Best Moldins. per 100 lineai feet. 4OS'
1oO-lb. kegs Of Best Steel Nails. pAsOS
Best Cypress Shingles. 612o. every SH m
one guaranteed, per 1000. 0.......... ~O.OV
Fine ooD Bright Laths' kiln dried. So, 20
North Carolina Partition, clear,
kiln dried. reedsd and one c. 80
width. per 100 feet. pX.SO
Reccllect. sell everything that en-
tiers In the construction of a house.
Evening star., 1894-03-23

Detective J. e. Rogers has reached Tam
pa, Fla, from the Canary Islands. with ].
c. Balm, who is wanted in Toronto, Can
ada, on the charge of embezzlement.
Evening star., 1894-03-23
AMERICAN SECURITY AND TRUST COMPANY.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN to the stockhold-
ers OF me AMERICAN SECURITY AND TRUST
CoMiANl OF the District OF Columbia as OF
record, MARCH 81, 1895, that a dividend OF ~
per cent mas been declared upon the capital
stock Of the said Company. payable Arr1l 10 isex
and that the transfer books az the Company wiIi
be closed from April 1, 1894 to April 10. ip-
elusive. G T. lFIr Tr.Ssda,.
Attest: GEO. Z rMNONS Sacrctarv
mh23-3t
WASHINGTON, d. C.. MARCH q. 1894
regular quarterly dividend Of one and three
quarter per cent on the capital stock Of THE
CoLIMBIA TITLE INSURANCE COMPANY viii
be payable at the office OF the COMPANY No.
Doo 9th ST. NV, and after April 2 1894.
1894. i d COIICIIIAN
mh23-6t Secretarr
Evening star., 1894-03-23

Allan Campbell. formerly controller OF
New York. was buried yesterday morning
Evening star., 1894-03-23
or and 6Ho 9TH St. NV.

Is the place to get those beautiful Easter
Cards of which have talked for the last
few days. Prayer Books and Hymnals at
the lowest prices. Come in and look al
them.
JOHN O. PARKER. mh23
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

E2o Sheets Good Paper, 75c.
hero is a chance to lay in a supply advantage
ously-We are selling packages OF 120 sheets
EXTRA SCPERFISE CREAM LAID NOTE
Paper for only 25e.
UDon't forget that We are headquarters
for Library and ONCE Supplies at lowest pos
sible prices.
Easton s Rupp, All nth,
Popular-priced Stationers. Gust above the ave.)
Evening star., 1894-03-23

Workingmen
Whose hours OF employment pre-
vent them from making deposits
during regular banking hours
will be benefited BY the fact
that
Evening star., 1894-03-23

Overworked Brains
will find relief in our Extra Dry Sherry
with an egg In the morning. The egg is a
foOd-thc sherry tonic combined they
make wonderfully etiicacious restorat 4, d.
Prescribed By number of leading pbysl-
clans. Sherry. TIC. qt.; 81 case ~ qts.
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-04-19

to the gentleman from Maine (Mr Reed putting
one cOnundrum against another.
Mr. Cogswell Rep.. Mass, referring 70 ne mt.
nation by Mr. Piggott that T. jefferson coolidge
Massachusetts was not fitted for the office OF ME-
lister to France. said that Mr. Coolidge mad mad !
previous experience in the diplomatic service ~
Secretary OF Legation al Paris: that ne vas
llngulst; that his father had been in the forell
service and that he was a worthy descendant q
Thomas jefferson. When he was appointed thsr;
was not a single paper in the State but approved
of fine Presidents selection.
Now" nteriected Mr. Reed. as Mr. CogsTei
closed. "et us have Van Allen accounted fcr'
Q.aughterD
Mr. wise Dem. Va read from the record -
show the position taken by eX-Speaker Reed vne1
the amendment the rules offered by J. Rirfopi
Tucker of Virginia, providing for The counting O 8
quorum. was unde- discussion in the XLVIa
amendment and added with much spirit that
adulation of Thomas b. Reed by the Republican
panty a miserable pretence.' Mr.. Wise went n
to say that Mr.. Reed not the originator az US
proposition TO count a quorum. II was first pro
posed by Democrat from Virginia
Mr. GrOsVenOr tRep., Ohio. who had several TINES
attempted without success to interrupt Mr. Visa
MAY | ask the gentleman a question:
Mr. Wise (emphaticallv and amid general Laughter
i cannot refuse you the opportunity 10 tak.
Mr. GrosVenOr-Was that a Democratic congess'
Mr. Wise replied that IL was and added that q
was his purpose to strip Thomas g. Reed Of q.
false colors under which he had sailed He siie!
that Mr.. Springer, Of Illinois had voted and spoken
for the rule.
That" said Mr.. Reed, sou.o voce. accounts for
its defeat"
After agreeing 70 give ffty-gve minutes FOR ger.
eral debate on the bill tomorrow the commltta
rose
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THE PROCEEDINGS IN DETAIL

Washington April lS-The reading OF the journal
OF yesterdays proceedings was listened 10 with
close attention by Mr. Reed and other leaders OF the
House. When the clerk reached the point descrb-
ing the first rollcall under the new rule the names
OF those reported present but not voting were not
given.
Mr. Reed inquired who they
Speaker Crisp replied that the names had not
been inserted by the clerk. but should have been.
There was an error In "The Record" which he had
been Informed. was made at the printing office.
Mr. Burrows Rep.. Mch) called attention 10
the speech OF Mr.. Wheeler Dem. Ala) contained
in The Record" to-day. The gentleman had been
granted one minute by Mr.. Catchings yesterday.
Mr. Burrows said. In which to express his Views
on the quorum counting rule In that minute. ac-
cordng to THE Record" he had been able to say
enough to nj four columns OF The Record" He
knew that the gentleman rapid ta!ker. bu;
he did not believe he could talk az fast that.
Mr. Richardson Dem. Tenn said Mr.. Wheeler
was not present and suggested that the matter go
over until ne was In his seat.
Mr. Reed-It is his duty to be here and II
had a proper system Of fines for absence doubtless
ne would be.
Mr.. Burrows said that having called attention to
the matter he was willing 20 postpone further con-
sheraton until Mr.. Wheeler was present.
Mr. Dunphy Dem. y. W called up the
New'-York and New-Jersey Bridge bill. with
quest for unanimous consent for immediate
sheraton
Mr.. Kilgore said that as the House now had
rules for the expedition OF business he felt
strained to demand the regular order
ON motion Of Mr. McCreary Dem. KY the
House went into Committee Of the Whole (Alr
Bailey Dem Texas. in the chair for the con-
sIderaton Of the Diplomatic and Consular Appro-
printon bill
Mr. Grow Rep.. PENN condemned the policy Of
the present Administration toward Hawaii. de-
nounclng It as un-Amerlcan and antagonlstc to the
growth Of liberty among nations. In closing he
said:
lis It for this generation to reverse the glorious
traditions o history and back the hands
the dlal-pate OF human progress? Almost ha.f
q century ago Webster. then Secretary OF State. in
replying 10 complaints OF Austria on our conduc,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-04-19
OPPOSITION TO MIR. BENEDICT

Washington. April IS (SpeciaD.-1he nomination OF
Mr.. Benedict. Of New-Yorl for Public Printer has
not yet been acted upon By the Senate Committee
Printing although it has been resting the
committees ile for a week or two. 1t !. whispered
about the Capitol that an effort r. being made 10
hold up the nomination. and eventually 10 defeat
IT, and the chief promoters OF this scheme SAID
10 be Senators Hin ana German. Mr.. BENEDICT
the Public Printer during Mir Cicyelands first Nd
mnlstTaton. and In making the nomination Mr.
Cleveland has cOnspcuOusiy violated his second
term" rule. Mr.. German is the chairman Of the
COMMITTEE Printing. and h. understood
troll practically the administration Of busness in
the printing Office ana u may De that MI Benedlct
has been unab., 80 far 10 come 10 a proper undei
standing With Mr.. German as 10 the future manage
ment of the Institution.
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POW ERY
u "SEC" Il
CHAMPAGNE NATURE (Yin Brut).
"High Grade Champagne of
uniform quality
LIVELY DAY IN THE HOUSE
THE DISCUSSION WAS INTERESTING AND
COVERED A WIDE RANGE OF TOPICS.

Ex SPEAKER GROW DENOUNcES THE ADMINS
TRATION-TILTs BETWEEN SOME OF THE
DEMOCRATIC LEADERS AND MR. QrIGG
RESULT IN DISASTER FOR THE FORMER
JOSIAH QUINCY FINDS De-
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IN AND OUT OF CONGRESS-
THE NAVAL APPROPRIATION BILL SUB
MITTED.
OPPOSITION TO THE NICARAGUA CANAL BILL
GILLIAN CLAIMs-THE BROOKLYN NAVY

GILLIAN CLAIMS-THE BROOKLYN NAVY
YARD BILL.
Washington April lS-Mr Cummings Dem.
W. chairman OF the House Naval Affairs Con-
mittee. to-day submitted 10 the House the Naul
Appropriation bill. FOR the coming fiscal year o
reported, It carries an Appropriation Of &S@'N>
being s2.67O.SlS less than the estimates. and an ID
crease Of S3,l7e.SD5 over the appropriation FOR |"
current fiscal year.
Mr. Dunphy dem. ~ W offered in the Hods
yesterday a bill To increase the pay 81 leitsF-'s
riers. The measure provides that after June
1885, the pay OF ietter-carr.ers in cities o' n''
than $1,000 population shall be 500 for the nv
years service, $500 Tor the second 500 ioI u'
third. arl for the fourth and thereafter W."
Carriers in cities Of less than 5000 population ~
to receive after June 80, l@-, 500 FOR their ~,
year. $500 for the second and for the third AZ
after that $1,000.
The House Commerce Committee to-day ns''
arguments in opposition to the Senate Niearssvr,
bill. introduced IN The House yesterday W N
Storer. Of Ohio and in favor OF the HAYES IN
which provides Tor the issuance OF SlNCps "a
OF stock with power TO increase to si.0n% a..
stockholders 10 be the United States. Cos's hnSSi
and Nicaragua and that this GOVernmei' sha LEA
the canal by issuing It's own bonds. Inc svSnrss
the sense OF the Commerce Committee that. a.S ~,
canal company intend TO surrender their sss,sst
10 the United states, N"ei Shou,u u. eypenlei
only by the money they have actually eNfbe y u.
tina, this concession can ony be accepted ia
Government with the diplomatic ccnsen, o..
Rica ana Nicaragua. and consequently w Safe e.
ton will provide that the Department OF ~ ,nl
rotiate with costa Rica and Nicaragua 10 t' cou.
The resolution viii be- reported hy the i nosInstoa
mittee as an amendment 10 'he Siorer 'necemH
which was reported 10 the House J"
last. . she cover
Secretary Gresham has proposed 10 tSS eSnSi.
p,snt ~ Chui the estab lSAment OF new .,Ss,,ags
sIon ., consider the claims which iaheI n,ii.sl5s
lack of time to be adj9deatrd by 'ns me treaty. 9,
which was ended by the terms 81 ..tV ~ Mi isrt
Ann mi an intlmatlon that thhl w ,r'aga
10 the nropostlOn has already been rrSe s MS bss'
unofficial sources. The new ueIH r----------->
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DOUBLE TAXATION.

The income tax bill. by Its proposed seizure Of
many important objects Of taxation upon which the
several State governments have hitherto been largely
dependent for 4 considerable part, in some States
FOR the whole OF their annual support. Will prove
serious invasion OF the sources upon which they
now largely base their taxation Nearly every State
imposes tax upon the real estate and persona
property Of It's citizens especially upon Their stock
in railroads and banks mills and factories. and
their coal iron. copper gold and silver mines, their
stone. State ard marble companes. their debts and
bonds due and coectibe. All these sources and
all corporations which yield dividends or interest
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shut them out The Wilson bill. therefore, VIII De
likely To furnish the dumping ground Tor larse
share OF the most worthless shoddy GOODS OF Eu-
rope. . ,, 49,, 49,,
market OF the farmer. this blind-eyed tarn BIZ
bv which farmers and others secured for their
products a broader and valuable market abroad.
ARRANGEMENTS with foreign nations cannot fail 10
shock their good will and seriously affront our own
people.
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Carlyle observes TINT The true university ~ these
dhys n collection of hooks" tn" u chelsea
right send for catalogue. United States Book Co..
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excellent wrctches these percition
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and all booksellers.)
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