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THE missing WASHINGTON Boy" Daniel Bey.
eridge, whose disappearance from his uncle's
house In Baltimore was mentioned In yeSter.
Saturday evening. He Is only nine years Old
but very bright About four weeks ago his
father placed him on the cars TO go to Baltimore
TO see his uncle and aunt In that city. He
stayed with them until last week. but he states
that he was not satisfied with the way they
treated him, and he determined to come home.
Ae accordingly left for Washington last Thurs
day evening and struck out boldly on the road,
encountering tramp. who shared with him
tne food he begged. They made but slow pro-
sIsss, for the boys feet were getting sore, and
sNernoon he was too tired TO walk much
s srra. ana gentleman gave him seat In his
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-04-19

Street lamps win no ~.ssnted at 100 p. m. and
extinguished at 1880 q m
About three O'Clock this morning the house
OF William Harper, on 9Th street near Grant
avenue, unoccuPied, was discovered to be on
nTe IL was extinguished by 1t Johnson and
ofncer Cole with the help OF citizens; dam age
diary.
Yesterday afternoon at the circus Officer
VoSs, In attempting to arrest an alleged black
thief named Amos Perry, whom he saw In the
act OF picking woman'5 pocket, had scutfie,
during which Mr.. V0ss had q finger put out Of
Joint IN attempting to hold his prisoner. who
In the Supreme Court OF the District yester-
day, In the case OF r. II. Porter agt ~. White,
OF New York, the bill enjoining the Department
OF state from paying to White the third pay
ment or the Mexican claims award was dis
missed. The amount involved Is s72. 600.
The Easter offerings at the Church of the As
cens1on amounted to over 50 co., and those Of
the Sunday school were about $780,
The number OF fish arriving at the fish wharf
yeste r0ay was $1,000 herring and 1000 shad.
This morning there arrived l52, s32 herring and
Ia, 100 shad. This does not include the landings
at stony Point Fairy landing nor White House
landings, which had not been heard from.
The case OF Martin j. Casey, for shooting Mrs.
Bergevin, was set for to- day, but Mr.. Coyle
stated to the court that he was informed by
Mrs Bergevin's physician that she is not yet
able 10 appt ar In court, and the case was indefl-
n1tely postponed. Casey is still In jail under
81, 600 bonds.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-04-19

TIE WASHINGTON CITY HIBKRNIAN SOCIETY
as follows: President William Crompton: first
vice president. Thomas Irwin; second vice
president, James Linskey; recording secretary,
samuel McAon1gle; financial secretary George
K. Petty; treasurer, P. B. Dunn: trustees lanes
Bellew. +. Larkin, John Campbell, John INLAND.
b. McMorrow, and Michael Mccormick: mar.
shall, John Bligh, and assistant marshal, Rich
ard Sweeney.
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LOCAL NEWS.

Amusemenfs, &c. Tonight.
National Ttedter. -Corinne and 1.-The Thirty
Merle makers"
Lincoln HaU.-Concert by the Yale Glee
Ill
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NIr. II. Richards and District Eman.
Cfpat1OAs

Editor Star:-In your issue OF April 10th, Civ
ing sketch OF the emancipation OF slaves In
the District of Columbia. the action OF the city
councils is referred to by quoting the resolution
passed by them, and signed by myself as the
When that resolution was before the BOARD
and acted upon, had the honor (not then CON
sidered an honor OF speaking and voting
against IL. The city records show that Zen
members voted yea, and Ave (Messrs Grinder
Lewis, Murtagh, Morgan and Richards, presi
dent1 voted nay. But as the president, It be-
came my official duty to sign the joint resolu-
ton, passed by the majority, to which was
opposed. Yours, &C., z. RICHARDS.
washington, April 49, 1881.
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SILKS.
DRESS GOODS.
SILKS.
DRESS GOODS.

GUNNER Eilka. 4S Cts. SO cts. IS cts. so cts !,
Is cts.
All " COL Ohudda Cloth, IS cts.
Colored Silks for trimming. 80 cts.
CoIored all silk Damasses, 81 per yard.
Roman Stripes for Trimming.
Paids for Trimming. Brocades for Trimming.
COlored Dress Silks all the new shades.
Black Dress Silks. 81, 81. II, 81 Is, 81 st. 81 co.
Fine all wool Black Oashmeres, 81 cts, 50 cts, 55
cts, 60 cts.
Colored Lace Bunting, 1873 cts present value 25c
ColOred Monte Cloth Dress Goods, Is cte.
Plain Mohair Dress Goods. 121a cts.
Cloth Tor Boys Spring suits cts 81 cts so cts.
Table Linens, as. 80, 81, so. 90. rs cts.
Ladies' Cloth in Cream Shades, etc.
PARASOLS
Newest styles. Psin and Fancy Handles. 81 .2b.
Spring styles Of Brussels and Ingram Carpets rs,
81, so, 60, rs. ~. IS. 80, CSC. 81.
6. N. TOWSON,
038 Pannsylvania avenue.
ap9 South eide, near 7th ct. and Center Market
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THE AsSIGNEEs' SALE Of the stock of the well.
known grocery store at the corner of eth and l.
streets northwest, advertised by Messrs Walter
b. Williams Co.. auctioneers, to commence at
10 O. M. tomorrow, offers an opportunity to the
trade and the public generally Of rare occur
renee. This house was one Of the first In the
city. and the stock, especially the liquors, Is
fresh and large.
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TIE GREATEST BARGAINS offered yet at NJ.
Augenstein's National Auction House, Sl7 eth
worth 6Oc., for 25c.; Vienna covered butter
dishes. worth CSC. for &C.; finch dishes, worth
26c.. for &C.; feather dustefs worth Ice, for Sc
and the greatest bargains In tin ware ever
offered.
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SHOT HIS MOTHER IN-LAw.-Last night VIM.
Il. Douglass, colored, who lives at sos 1st street
southwest, had a quarrel with his wife. and
during the difficulty he shot his mother-in- law,
Elizabeth Ray, In the leg, infiicting painful
wound. DR.. Poulton, who attended her, says
ested by Sergeant Haney and Officer Block.
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VERDICT AGAINST THE Observation-Disclosures
In the Circuit Court, the case OF Michael White
against the District OF Columbia, for damages
by the defendant making a ditch or excavation
on his property for the sewer on Sth street eX-
tended. was resumed and given to the Jury,
who returned verdict for plaintiff for $50,
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CITY ITEMS.
Hot OF Cold Water Added to ssHub
VDUmchss

Hot Of Cold Y .sss,. Added to Hub
Brings out its fruity flavor In fuller perfection.
soda water and MIX All you have to do is to
draw the cork, and 1t is ready. Your larders
ana s1deooards should always be supplied for
Bottle. s "A0 WING "'''AAA'' ~ s''-' "
Wnbor's Compo und of Pure Cod-Liver
vi and Lime. The advantage OF this compound
over the plain Oil is, that the nauseating taste
OF .ne on IS entirely removed. and the whole
rendered palataole. The offensive taste OF the
Oll mas long acted as great objection TO Its
use; but In this form the trouble Is obviated. A
host OF certificates might be given here Go testi-
y 70 the excellence and success OF "Wnbor'S
Cod-L1ver OH and Lime" but the fact that &c Is
prescribed by the medical faculty is sufficient
For sale Dy A. 3. Wilbor, Chemist, Boston, and
Liebig Co.'s Arnie.ted Extract of Witch
81 consider the best in the market saws
Prof. John NJ. Carnochan, MD. HAS pro.
tice than any other Of the numerous articles in
the market says Prof. Egbert Guernsey, MD.
cannon a1ord to be without your elegant and
single day. says ppo P@ NoRsp f3 MD
Hundreds Of equally emphatic endorsements
from Leading physicians Of New York city.
rheumatism and affections of the Eyes Sold in
fly cents and dollar sizes.
Lfebig Co, . Coca Reef Tonic,
Prof. Z. N. Hale, author Materia Medica New
Remedies: Professor at Chicago Medical Col.
lege, recomm ends Coca for bad taste in the
mouth, furred and coated tongue. dryness of
the mouth on waking, debility OF the digestive
organs, collie. constipation. Intellectual urging
10 stool and hatulency. sit is superior to any
tonic / have used or prescribed" says Prof.
Hale. Beware Of worthless limitations
Burnett,s Coco.ine
HAS RECEIVED UNIVERSAL ENDORSEMENT.
NO other preparation possesses such remark
able properties for embellishing and strength
enfng the hair and rendering 1t dark and
glossy. It cures badness and eradicates dan
drufr.
Burnett's Flavoring Extracts are the best.
Rough Ola Rats
The thing desired found at last Ask Drug
g1sts for Rough on Rats. II clears out rats
mice, reaches, bed bugs. &C.. l5c. boxes tn
Young Mems, Roys' and Chiidrsn's
The best made, the best fLing, the best quail
1ty, and the very lowest prices, as hundreds
Will testify who deal with us constantly year
after year. NOAH WALKER & Co., 625 Pennsyl-
Val1a ave.
r.,, "Aldsrney Dairy Wagon"
Ing, and delivered In hlbs. "Ward' prints 45c.
per 10. Also, cottage cheese, buttermilk and
sweet milk &c. per Of. Cream, l0c. pint
ALIENS BRAIN FOOD, is the only reliable tonic
Tor brain and sexual organs Of either sex 81,
All oruggista ST0TT CROMWELL, Agents,
60 $50 Pennsylvania avenue
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Coleman and O'Donnell, the London Mansion
House conspiTators, were reported to be In
Providence, h /, last night.
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ATTENTION Is called to the advertisement OF a
desirable residence, 1874 Vermont avenue UoWa
Circle,) to be sold at auction to morrow after
noon by Fitch, Fox Brown.
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EIGHT BEAUTIFUL ROSES for 81. sona ,,- a.
rfptfye catalogue, Columbia Greenhonsee
oIgetown, d, c., or No. 324 18th street, Wash.
DgteD, ID. q.
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sosd Asals ansS, FISH MARKEr.-sold by r. A.
rings, from 81 to So per thonsond ~ 90
az: MoIn " 70 $40 per hundred; ZOO bunches
rock and perch, from to 50 Cents mar
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THE EVENING STAR.
The Weather.

The Weather.
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER. !
WASHINGTON. ID. c., April 10, 1881, $3.50 g. m
For the middle Atlantic states. station.
AIRY or higher barometer and temperature. north
10 east winds, and fair weather.
Special Weather Rulletin.
The Chief Signal Office furnishes the follow
Ing special bulletin TO the preSs:-The barome-
ter Is lowest In the Gulf Of ST. Lawrence and
nlgheSt IN Ontario. The temperature has fallen
decidedly In the Ohio valley; elsewhere it b as
renamed nearly stationary. Northerly winds
prevail In New England and the middle At
lantlc sta IS, and On the North Carolina coast
cloudy weather, with occasional rain. Is re
ported from the south Atlantic states; else
where fair weather prevails. The Missouri
river is above the danger line at Omaha, and
the Mississippi at Cairo and keokuk. The In
dications are that cloudy weather with rain
VIII prevail In the south Atlantic states and
the Ohio valley and Tennessee to-day, and fair
weather In the lower lake region to-day, and In
New England to-day and Tomorrow. Light
rain will probably fall during the day In the
southern portion OF the middle Atlantic states
RANGE OF THE THERMOMETER
The following are the readings OF the ther-
mometer at the Signal Office during the day
a. m, as o: IL a. m. 81 Sc; 2 p. N, $50. Maxi
mum, SIS minimum, a..
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BASE BALL-Princeton vs. National. Wednes-
day and Thursday, Ais O'Clock. Admission Is
cents. Ladies free. +
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SURE CURE FOUND AT LAST. no ONE
NEED 6nElRR.

sYs s s'f H. s' sssS me
Indian Ointment Jingle boz aas cured -
yont chronic cases Of 8 and 30 years sanding.
wonderful soothing medicine. Lotions, Insffu.
ment9 and ElectuAries do moro harm than rood.
WtWams' Ointment sbsorhs the tumors, allayS To
intense itching (particulariy ct night Altar getting
warm In bed), oct! - poultce; gives instant and
paanlees relief, and ID prepared only for PleG Itch
ing Of the private parfs, and nothing eee. Sold
~ au drugetst1s and eent hy man On reoept Of
Propih Cleveland. Ohio; 6T0TT 8 CR0nWHA
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ADJUSTMENTS.

r Q OF R.-The CONCERT advertised 20 Be
AZ. s psn. ., IT 0Sso Gn Ha FrSsy Ag5 2d Will
2Oth. By order 81 the 6ommi,tee. A Il:
NATIONAL THEATEn.
Commencing
TUESDAY EVENING, APRIL IL,
Ma'inees Wednesday and Saturday.
The Lyric and Dramatic Wonder.
CORINNE.
Pronounced by the Press aud Public elsewhere to
be the MOST WONDERFUL PRODIGY ever
introduced to the American public. sup
ported by Company of
30 ARTISTS 30
Under special engagement With Mr.. @. q. HESS, in
the brilliant operate burlesqus
TIE MAGIC sLIPpEs.
Consisting CT Fun, Pun, Inconsistencies.
MONDAY RvEKING. APRIL25.
BILLIE TAYLOR.
EOBD's OPERA HOUSE.
The Event of the Season. WEDNESDAY, April 30.
Two Performances only. Matinee and Might.
r. f. J. MILES
JUVENILE OPERA COMPANY.
TALENTED CHILDREN
Acknowledged by the press and public to be the
Grand Ladies' and Ohildren's Matinee on Wei
The beautiful Comic opers in three acts, entitled
THE LITTLE DUKE
WEDNESDAY Might and positively the last
CHIMES OF NORMANDY.
Each Opera will be presented with new and elegant
Seat. c,n no scenery en- s costumes. etc
Maitnee prices, so and IS cents
In Observation-Disclosures TAYLOR apls
LNCoLN HALL. Opera.
G. T. SHELDON. Manase-
WEDNESDAY. THURSDAY AND FRIDAY
APRIL shIS a. q. a. M AID y. fss,.
THE PIRATES OF PENZANCE.
JUVENILE OPERA GoMPANY. AND CHORUS
c. OF FIFTY VOICES.
MOrS LiLLfE LEWIS Eaish. Kate issb te g ae A.
RES rrsts Rns HasKE
9 N9YRs; Samuel his Liegtenant GEORGE
Sergeant Of 20 i Ice WILBUR R SHARPE.
Admission--Adults, so; children uader ten years
OF age 70 cents with secured seat)e Matinee. 2s
Doors open At 1 and z: commence st 2 and 8
o'clock Box sheet at Metzerott's. apl2-l0t
INCoLN HALL.
TUESDAY EVENING, APRIL 18th, 1881,
YALE COLLEGE GLEE CLUB,
uS Voices,.
IN COLLEGE SONGS, GLEEs, Solos, CHoRUsEs, &C.
In every city. crowded houses show how thor
opGhly popular these concerts are.
was novel. and in the highest degree eniertsinins
1t consisted Of familiar College Scr gs which were
sung VT Tsh h sest and hearsiness that fairly cap
Tickets. Soc. each to be bad at principal Book
and Music Stores. Reserved seats, 76c. may be
procured at Parets Book Store l22lPa ave. apt lit
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DR. METTAUR,S
u & A b A C. NE PILLS

DIR. METTAUR,S
HAD cHE PILLS
8H5s pss n ;ho 1svs s bSs
PEPSIA In its worst forms. cleansing the body Of
excess Of bile. producing regular healthy action
A fun size box Of these valuable PILLS. with full
directions for complete cure. mailed to any ad
ores: on receipt OF nine e postage stamps
TESTIMONY OF THE CLERGY:
Rey. THOMAS GUARD. one Of the most eminens
n ns S8Sngs pastor Mount Vernon
i have no hesitation in assuring you thss Dr.
METTAuRs HkADAoHl Pnks have proved mon
Yours truly. THOMAS GUARD.
Rev. THOMAS GAMBLE. pastor N. z. Church, Hs-
I have TIED DR.. Mrr1Aua,s HxApAoH, p,rr.
Old. and have been subject to hum hum
in my case. the first time come to BsnmorC
way Your q snaa aiy you personally HoMAs GAMBLE
Rey. LzwB A.. THmEKnD. pastor n. Z. Church.
gave d: MSrT.ga.s 4IAD.sa1 PI1 g.! e
Fever. and In two days he was out attending tohis
Respectfully, LEWIS A. THIREKIHD.
Rsy:LE;Pzzss: pastor y. z; ohsreh: g1n:n4, Va.
ACH1 Pills. and found them most benencdA.
Please send me another box
Rev. g. W. HOBBS. pastor n. z. Church, P,sd-
hsve given my wife. who ID Q sufferer from Head
doe Of the Piiis has always e1red her. ~11 0"'
Yours truly. GEO. ". HOBBS.
BROWN CHEMICAL CO.,
fel2-eo e0lePrOpriotors, BaltiHSre. MA.
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SEE Warmers advertisement OF two building
lots on street, between 18th and 18th Streets
tomorrow afternoon at 1870 O'Clock An excel
lent opportunity for an investment and q bar
gain.
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DEALER0, AND RERA1B-
~ ER6. call for prices on Pesforated and -
to Chair Bottoms and BachB. Any size EnDeos
lBc. a. B. WILLIAMS. Hardware. 80 TN oezoee
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LU M b T. r:

LU M IL E Rs
OUR IMMENSE TRADE SHOWS WHAT
VIM AND PUSH WILL DO. NOTHING
BUT STEADY Low PRICES, YRAR IN
AND YEAR OUT, WILL CREATE E&D
MAINTAIN a BUSINESS SUCH Az
OURS. EVERY ADVANTAGE THAT
BUYERS CAN POSSIBLY SEEK ID AS
6UkED. Low PRICES. LAR6R STOCK
W 6l4 MILLION FEET. AND AN
A6CHITECT TO FURNISH PLANS AND
DRAWINGS FREE OF OHAR9R. no
OTHKR YARD OFFERS 90 MANY IN
OUOk4ENT6 10 BUYUR0-
WILL LET 4 LIB b Ely,
sth st and New Yoek sve.
Sprague Square,
YaroG n Liberty NarEee Square.
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MYSTERIOUS THEOPHILUS 1OUEGS.-Thare
was another nearing yesterday before Referee
Underntn In the matter OF ascertaining the
identity OF Theophilus Youngs whose wife
Claims that he is no longer In the land of the
ally looked furtively at the claimant, who sat
behind his counsel Mr.. c. Elliott Minor, coun-
sci for Mrs. Youngs. produced as his rst W.T.
ness Edward Kelly, from Boston, who kept
repair shop In that city In 1874 ana 1875. he
Testified that Theophtlus frequently went mo
MS shop, and once or twice when intoxtc ate1
reelined upon sofa in his rooms. He then
noticed that there was q scar On the crown OF
his head. The witness was positive that the
man shown him In court as TheophiluS Youngs
was not the Theophilus Youngs he knew 10
the witness said he was unable to see any par.
teular points OF similarity between the two
men. Daniel F. Cumming, also from Bostoa
gave similar testimony. stating that In IN
years 1874 and 1875 he frequently saw Doth Mr.
and Mrs. IoungS. and that this was not tae
man he knew. Mr.. Drake suggested to MIS-
Youngs that she had better snake hands ann
make up. She said If they would bring the rig 1t
man she might do 1t. There Will be another
hearing on the 26th Instant. when the case
Will probably be closed-N. Z. Herald. TO-DAY.
DEAD AND HIS FAMILY DRsTITUTE-Mr. John
A. Grass, the piano tuner. the destitute condi-
ton Of whose family, In consequence Of his
serious illness, has been noticed In THE STAR
died last evening at his residence, No. 1OOi
Maryland avenue northeast. of congestion OF the
lungs Mr.. Grass was native of Germany, but
had been In this country many years He came
TO this city from New York, about ten years ago,
and engaged In piano tuning. He was mu-
siclan OF considerable aoility-the author or
some popular piano pieces. He leaves widow
and five small children, and having been out Of
employment for long time, they are left In a
most destitute condition, with not even money
sufficient for funeral expenses. Some friends or
the family have taken an interest In them
and doubtless the public Will respond literally
Money for the relief OF the destitute family can
be left at THE STAR Office or at the music store
OF w. G.. MetZerOtt & Co.
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l
60 $50 Pennsylvania avenue
FAMILY SUPPLIES.
| NOT PLUGGED.
UN-PLUGGED.
NO LONGER PLUGGED,
PLUG OUT,
AND YOU CAN NOW
TELEPHONE YOUR ORDERS AS USUAL
NEW OR FRESH MADE
NEW YORK BUTTEH
AND THE FINEST
NEW MAPLE SUGAR AND SYRUP
ARE THE SPECIAL FEATURES OF OUR SUP
PLIES AT PRESENT.
ELPHoRzo YouHas,
Grocer,
spl4 6O4 NINTH STREET NORTHWEST.
REoE1VED DAILY.
CHOICE SPRING LAMB.
CUCUMERRE. ASPARAGUS,
TOMATOES,
BERMUDA POTATOES AND ONIONS.
POTOMAC PERCH an sHAD.
BOSTON MARKET,
sp12 13l9 PennsylvanLa avenue:
JUST HECEIvED-
$$E#R
S6S RESR$S SSS TaSS%;rn IN e,.ss
b. W. REEDS SONS.
HOT HOUSE sEEDLEss CUCUM-
PALACE MARKET.
Corner 18th street and New York avenue
Also. STRAWBERRIES just received. apt
DEL1cIoUs:
Sweet Catawba Wine, 81 per gallon.
IL pounds A. Sugar, 81.
| pounds italian Macaroni, Soc.
PURE ITALIAN OLIVE OIL.
y Pint Size. 2tc. Pints, 4Oc. Quarts, 75c.
Epps' Breakfast Cocoa. @. 4 3. Chow Chow.
TRY T THE GEI y 3 TED a.I B9gouE1
GEO. A. O'HARE,
spl 1913 5th st. N. W.. bet NJ and n.
SEF n;,p kzST by. YEA, sS MSTTTSH; SO.
wing. and 3os and Jos SortSern Liberty MARKET o.
..M.sietns delivered fres of charge to al pzrt. OF
G1z 1,sasd 4 sss Rational Fair owe. an o.n.,
TO O e q,
The hAndgomeOt Minnesota Patent Flour In shs
United states.
MNNEOLA.
Avery superior Minnesota Patent.
STKRLING'S ST. LOUIS FANCY,
Magnificent Winter Wheat Patent Process.
GOLDEN HILL
Tho Standard Family Flour Of the District.
TOR 6AL1 BIZ EVGRY FIRST-OLASN GROOIR
WHOLESALE DEPOT,
Corner 10t s9. and Indiana ave
1eb16 WIN. m. CALF d co.
DAY YOUR TAXES AND SAVE INTEREST.
| Lien Certificates sre now being prepared By the
District Commissioners, and viii be issued against
property on streets and avenues where the special
1 improvement assessments have been revised and
corrected. Unless paid ct once, 10:per cent inter-
est Will be charged ON Al bills from date Of original
assessment. Dan without delay. Save interest
and discount In the settlement Of the tax By con-
| sulting
WILLIAM DICKSON,
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Two YOUNG MEN CHARGED WITH BURGI AIRY.
John Norris and Edward McRae, two young
white men about q or % years old, were
charged with burglary, in the Police Court to-
day, In having on the night OF the 9th of this
month broken into the house of Alice Moran,
on NJ street In Georgetown, and stole therefrom
almost 500 worth Of jeWelry. Mrs. Moran
entrance was made into the house by getting on
a Kitchen and forcing open q window, Detec-
tive VCss testified that he met Norris on Penn
who 1t was that ne was with when they sold
watch at pawn shop. Norris refused to tell
witness anything ABOUT 1t at first, but finally
acknowledged that he sent some one to sell the
watch at SteinemS paWnshop Detective Nc.
Dewitt testified that he arrested McRae, VINO
acknowledged to him that he sold one of the
watches at the place named which was re-
been recovered. The case was continued until
TO- morrow to have the paWnbroker testify in
the case,
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West Washington. nee GEORGETOWN
BUILDING AsSOCIATION.-At the 30th regular
Association, held last night at Goddard's Hail,
the proceeds, 81, 100, were absorbed by last
months advances. Subscriptions to stock to
Messrs F. King, Jno. Leetch and Robert Is.
Frey, as advertised.
GRAIN ARRlvALs.-Boat Medley with $500
bushels OF corn. Boat Fl. NJ. Talbot With $500
bushels OF corn sold to arrive.
The COAL TRADE. - Nineteen boats lett
Cumberland Saturday with 2, GA tons coal, as
follows. for Consolidation Com.
pany. ,174.06 tons; Borden Company, 76S IL
tons; j. P. Agnew & Co 1906 tons; Individual,
115 tons.
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The Telephone War Renewed.
ANOTHER MEETING TONIGHT.

It viii be seen by advertisement in TIE STAR
that a meeting OF telephone subscribers op-
posed TO accepting the terms agreed to by the
executive committee Of the subscribers asso-
citation with National Capital Telephone Com
and lively meeting is looked for. The mem
berS OF the executive committee deny that their
report recommended compromise and assert
that II simply recommended trial OF the pro.
posed system for six months with the view OF
obtaining knowledge. Those who have the
meeting TO night In charge state that there are
large number OF subscribers who have not
pulled their plugs out, and unless there Is more
concession made there Will be another com.
pany formed.