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Affairs In West Warrington,

WEnpING.-Miss Juliet NJ. Riley. daughter OF
the late DF. John C. Riley. and Mr.. Charles p. WILL
Hams, son OF Mr. Mortimer L Williams, were
united In marriage this morning, at IL 80 o'clock,
at 81. JOhn p. Z. Church The bride was given away
by Mr.. John Na-hury, the groom meeting them
at the chancei. Dr. Lindsay assisted by DR. Shiras,
performed the ceremony. MeSSrS. A. Wilmington
and j. c. Downn3n acted as uSherS. The bridal
party took the 30 train Tor Boston.
ADMINISTRATORS $40 o'clock yesterday after
noon Fred kctneT, II years old, living at lU22 2ath
street, While playing with q bay-cutter At Wheat
ley's Stables had three fingers OF his left hand
badly cut.-1eSierdly morning Mrs. Eliza beth
Afhey, living In 81 street alley, was attacked by
vicious deg belonging to Ii nry Stark and I'm her
EFFORTS TO escare she fell and broke her right
near the shoulder.
The FISH MARKrT-IO 900 herring sold at 81 TO
SO p2r tfouSan1 800 tailo-s, at $3.50 to 81 per
hundred; 100 shad ct SIS 10 so per hundred. Re-
ported 10y c. E. Harper.
CONDITION OF THE WATER-Groat Falls very
tnfon; receiving reservoir, slightly tuTbid; dis
trfbuting reservoir, clear.
PHRT.-Seho0uer William l. Walker, Rogers for
Georgetown, sailed from Somerset on the a1st inst
schr. CHARLES A. Briggs, Hammett. for George
town, sailed from Portsmouth on the 21St inst.
>chr d. VI. Anthony, Chase, light, to load coal for
Fall River, arrived yesterday. and schr. Lille
HalmeS, Holiness with coal for Fall River, sailed
yesterday.
TRANSFERS OF REAL EsTATE.-Deeds in fee
nave been recorded as follows: f. F. White to
Jessie q. sherman, lots and z So 1O1; ST. l30 TO-
walker Lev Is In i. Miller, lot II, sU.
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The N1MBLE S1xpENcE

Is better than slow Shilling. We believe in this old
saying most thoroughly and try to carry 1t in every
Department Of our business. We buy as cheap as we
can We sell quick at small profit. We have bought
this week at auction Laces Hamburgs, Embroidered
Null flchus, &C very fire class of goods usually
sold at auction, but which. of the Backward
season. have been forced to sale We taken adva
taSe OF the opportunity TO purchase
Bargains in these goods, and shall oren them
MONDAY MORNING.
At small profit the cost in order close ont quickly
and make room for Others for instance shall offer
Black and Cream Spanish Laces all pure silk Az
inches wide, at 25c, per yard.
Black Spanish Mateasse Lace 2s In wide, only Csc.
yard.
Black Spanish Lace in. wide, at I9c. yard. worth
csc.
Black Spanish Lace, ~ in wide. nice quality 12Hc
Black French Laces. warranted all silk 2lc and Csc
Per yard.
Wash Laces. in splendid variety Of patterns at 1Oc
and 12hc. per yard.
Maltese Laces. at SIC. b0c. and 62Hc. Per doz. !;
splendid value.
Broderie de SAKE, lace imitation of Fscurial
for trimming white dresses in three widths Mt l21sc
&c., and 2bc. per yard.
We have also ALI Over to match for sleeves at 75c
per yard
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LINEN DEPARTMENT.

We always have Bargains in this Department. Just
now we are making q special sale Of Turkish Bath
Towels.
90 doz Fancy Bath Towels. 1885, extra quality only
15c. EACH worth 2Oc.
70 doz White Turkish Towels 22x4s. superior quail
ity. 25c each-we have sold. long ago either for
37Hc.
100 dog. Kitchen BarnsIey Towels 24136 only IKE
81. per doz.
70 doz. extra fine Huckabuck Towels. 2Ox40. at 20c
each; are worth 25c.
20 doz. fine Bleached HucEabuck Towels 22Y45 the
best Towel ever sold for 25c.
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SpR1Se Day Goops.

SPRING Day Goops.
We are daily receiving our Spring and Summer snip
ply OF Dress Goods comprising fHf line Black Silks
all grades; Surah Silks, Ott1maus Satin Rhadamee
Satin Meryeiieux, SIX Grenadines. Nuns Yelling
Chudah Cloths in all the ehades French Wool Suit
ings Printed and Plain Satieens. Fmbd Satteens and
Muslin Robes; Printed linen Lawns splendid line
Black Wooen Dress Goods in oil the fabrics Silk
and Thread Hose. new coorings, Umbrellas and Para
sos. new designs also. TN elegant line Of Linen
Cloths and Napkins to match In spendd quality (all
slZesD Table Dalnask by the yard in choice patterns
Towels and Towene in ct variety. Those in want
OF choice goods Will do well stock before
purchasing. H0OE BRO CO.
ap1-''n 1928 ST.. hear Ebbitt House.
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CITY AND DISTRICT.
sBsT>eslcnts. Sc. Tonight.

fcHps UFEEi HGUsE--CssrncTrrsS MINISTRIES
NATIONAL IHEtTEK.-Htrrm 5nG. the magician
TBEArER COAlQUE.-AnerIcan four and varie-
ties.
DINE MUsErN--Novel performance and interest
In CurlJS!ti,S.
l.. AIrs0U ri AvEfCG--Spirttual seance by the
kccieT brothers.
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Hosiery. h'a-Ar-. Iaces. Cochrane,s.

WHERE age ';nd purity desired in wines and
h.i'iJfo faf htdiCihal Hr other purposes try any
o. tie lhtny IN brands Kept by SandPT Oh ath
street mort 1t Also, iiue stoci, oi for,ga and
domestic Gle.i aei,S.
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GRAND OPENING to-day and Fri lay AprfI 2ii h
AMI 2st.. IL the t;smiy Shoe Stor 305 ais; aS 1i
street *lerLi blrgafno- HIDds0.ne solyenrs.
Every bod! Invited.
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: Q. CREAMERY PRINT butter. Spicpr, Compton
&C., Wholesale agents. Ask for Ii. So, adj
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s'4lderIley Dairy Wagens.,'
Fresh Alderney Butter, churned every morning
and delivered in h-lb. "Ward" prints, SOC. per 10
Also, cottage cheese, buttermilk and sweet milk
SC. per ut. Cream, 15c. pint.
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LRsssfborg's Perfumes,
Edenla, and Marechal Mel Rose,
A Grievance Of the TaiIors.

The Philadelphia TatlorS Union has Issued an
address 10 the tailors Of the United States calling
attention TO the ''try;ng on' abuse 1t says THAT
it Is with pain the tailors see the art OF cutting.
which has been brought to a high standard OF ex-
celience In ,his country, desenerat1ng into the
Notwithstanding business and calls upon all to
"discourage this growing evil and place higher
premium on the art OF cutting. that they may have
the satisfaction Of rescung it from among the lost
arts, where Ii Is fast drifting"
i retired from the mantua-making business
about year ago. and find 1T much more satisfac-
tory to the wearer as we'll as to the tailor to
ploy man who understands his business and
who can produce fits every time without the an
noyance OF trying on, to say nothing OF the cost
entailed by that system Gentlemen temporarily
resident are invited to leave their measures, with
view to future orders with confidence OF salts
faction. GEO c. HENNING,
40 18th street.
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CHAR
apIo- law3w

Dsss ROCK ROUSE GOOD HARB0Ra "a
- Beach, Gloucester Mass Cuisine fret ?cAY
the Atlantic coast. Send for book describing ape
Ann. +. u. BROWN. ap24- tn, th, e, 26t
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WILLIAM II SMITH, cO.orrd, Was taxal one
cent by JUG Shell to-day for a5Sau'ting Frank
DOtSOA
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SrsCINI RTLIErfN.

N"TTcE.-KeJ5 kemet hy's, 1I,9 ~. takes one
Gtz- fins photos with thirteenth painted for s.
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DRY GOODS.
Silks! Silks. SlLksl

Silks! Silks. SILKsl
SILKS 81,
SILKS g. IS. 81.
NUNS VEILINCiS. widestdoubie width all pure Wool
AZ inches wide, S119
FANCY SILKS very finest quality, (actual value SD,
our price 81.
Black silk Brocade GRENADINES, all pure silk.
- worth s.. our price 81.
Black Satin RHADAMES and Black Surah SILKS
extra Vide. all pure Six. only 81. worth 81.
Co'ored sURAH SILKS. all coors. including Straw
berry aud Electric Blue. 81. -.
So:ored Satin RHADAMES. cheapest in this city.
NUNS NEII1NGS, fine quality, 20.
Coiored CASHMEkES. all pure Wool. wide double
Cream, so.
CHEAPEST SILKS IN WASHINGTON
Our 81 Black Gros Grain SILKS reduced" to IS
Our 81 10 heavy Gros Grain Black French SILKS re
duced" TO 81. 25
Our very finest quality Satin finish Black SILKS
reduced from s. 50 to 81. so.
Soioled SllhS. immense reduction. Our 81 Colored
SILKS, reduced to u.s. Our 81. 50 Calorcd SILKS
Satin finish, reduced TO ST. aud very finest
Quailty" heavy Gros Grain Colored SILKS. re
dnced from 81. so to 50.
Black Cashmere SHAWLS, pure Wool, 50.
6eacned Table DAMASh, pure Linen slightly soiled
CARRIERS.
apl3 III MARKET SPACE.
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There is some doubt about the hail-stones hav-
Inc been quite so large, but as some people said
they were as large as potatoes anyhow, It must
nave been a very severe storm. A man who is hit
win many ha-stones will be badly bruised. It Is
surprising TO see low quickly Perry Davis Pain
hliler VIII relieve the pain, even Of the worst
bruises.
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s A SUPERB HAIR DRESSING AND RENOyA-
AAtor Ayers Hair Vlsor is universally commended
Ii eraticaes scurf and dandru, all eruptions
and itcngs of the scalp promotes the growth
OF the har and surely prevents its fading or turning
gray.
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BARGAINS AT MEerxS1ss,.

BARaA1ss AT MEerNNrss,.
fine line Of Gents Linen and Silk Pockethandker-
chiefs. % cent less than usual price;
ment of Fancy Half Hose Win be closed at half
prfce, Gfnze, Lace aud Balbrisgsn Uudershirs
than urers prices; srge lot of the nest Four
Ply Linen Co,isIs. sizes ~ IAN H. l3. "A. 14t l6t.
H. 17x. H. 1S, at 81 cents per dozen-ony 80 cents
per Gozen for the Best Linen Collars the Mystery Shirt
only IS cents. elegantly Of the best material
Six Fine Dress Shirts. 10 order for &C. ready for the
wsshtub-p perfect ut guaranteed-at
MFGfNNfSS'
ap9 lC02 + street northwest
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s. Rough On Rats,
Clears out rats, mice, reaches, t1les ants, bed
bugs, skunks, ch1pmunks, gophers. loo. Drug
glStS.
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sPLEsDrD bargains Cochrane's. Uptown.
UsnFRWEaR; Ia lies, reliable. Uptown. C0ch-
TaneS.
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New p 1SrED LINEN LAWNS.
sEATON PERRY,
tsncceseor to Perry Brother,
NEW PRINTED ALL-LINEN LAWNS, IN CHOICE
DESIGNS. AT % AND size.
NEW PRINTED BATISTEs. SO INCHES WIDE.
IN STYLISH PATTERNS, AT 25c.
GENUINE SCOTCH GINGHAMS. FROM CSC. TO
40c. ~
ELEGANT STOCK OF NEW FRENCH SATINES.
JACONETS AND ORGANIZES.
FRENCH PURE WOOL NUNS vEILINGS. IN
BLACK AND ALL HE FASHIONABLE SH ADES,
AT Acc.
COMPLETE ASSORTMENT OF FINE FRENCH
RMEss Sd FANB9IRMICS FOB PLAIN AND COMBINA-
NOVELTIES" IN WHITE GOODS.
sURAHS. LOUISINES AND SUMNER SILKS.
.'EXTRA GOOD VALUES" IN BLACK SATIN
RHADAMES AND SURAHS. AT 81. SI.26 and ST. So
PONSON'S 70 INCHES WIDE. COLORED 6ROS
GRAIN SILKS AND SATIN RHADAMES. IN ALI,
The NEW SHADES" AT $3.50.
BLACK SILKS BEST MAKES" FROM 81 TO
GAUzE UNDERWEAR. FRENCH O. p. cORsETs
new PARASoLS DsUN UMBRELLAS FROM
BELGIAN PILLOW AND SHEETING LINENS
NUNS yEILINds. PONGEEs AND BATIsTEs,
NEW BLACK GRENADINES IN ALL STYLES
QUALITIES AND PRICES.
IL CHOICE GOODS, PLAIN FIGURES, AND CoRREor
Prices.
sEATON PERRY,
Perry Building
Pennsylvania avenue. corner 9th street.
Established lS4o. ap21
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AN EHIat2EFINAEY oCCAsIoS.-The anniversary
OF our opening Wiz take place next ", eE see
papers Haiti'> shoe nous" SIC .ta street
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ITHE ENERvATION AND LAssITUpE OF
u spring time ere but indications of the sluggish
action of the bood. overloaded with earbonates accu-
mulated by the use OF heating food in winter This
conditon may be reneded by the OF Ayers Sarsa-
pai1aa' Tue BEST oiood pur1ner known. ape
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IHE FtkiY STAR, Large double paper Of fifty
TN co'E:iiH, viii &c at lGafpiI ioT dollar
1caf. Try IL.
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Il HOO sssss TIT Err TIT TIT
IT'S i IT, 8 sssss : f. s.
TIT ZEE RRR $3.50
7 EE RRR sssss
4 ZEE I 3 3 sssss
CELEBRATED STOMACH
E BRn B Il TIT TIT ZEE ERR sssss
EEBES i + + En- RRR sssss
s BBb , Il Z 7 EEr s I { sssss

What the great Restorative, HOSTETTER'S STOM-
ACH BIrTERS. will do, must be gathered from what
it has done. 1t has effected radical thousands
OF of dyspepsia, bilious disorders intermittent
fever. nervous affections, general debility, constipa-
tion sick headache, mental despondeney and the Pc
cuar complaints and disabilities to which the feeble
are so subject.
For sale by al Druggists Dealers generally ap3
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UNRIvALLeb Unicorn Shirts. Uptown. Coch
y ms
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CITY ITEMS.
The Terrible Cough
.Hail Stones as tsiS as Pnmpkins.,,

HE TcrfiEfe Cough
which generally accompanies Bronchitis yields to
DR.. Bulls Cough syrup
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Persons Recovering

Persons Recovering
from wasting diseases, such as malaria, fevers.
ETC.. VIII be greatly benefited by the OF Brown s
Iron Btters, true toniI,
OWENToN, KY.-Rev. j. n. Beck says: II have
used Browns Iron BltIers, and consider it one OF
the best tonics sold"
CODoRUs, PA.-Rev. j. D. Zehring says: 81 was
paralyzed In Eny right side. The use of Browns
Iron BitterS enabled me to walk"
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HOUSEKEEPING GOODS.

HOUSEKEEPING GOODS.
100 Crochet Quilts at 75c. each, worth 81,
100 large size ia Crochet Quilts, at 81 each, worth
$l.25.
sl.l29 and 81. 25 per yard.
The commentator which these goods receive from
those who have used them justify calling them the
BEST goods, Intrinscay, in the market.
We have also opened line of Bleached Scotch Dam
masks, 81 inches WIDE at Doc. and 6215c per yard
which viii more than compare with thing offered at
tine price.
WHITE DRESS FABRICS
We mention specially our 15c India Linen, of supe-
rior bleach and finish. laundering more handsomely
than any other make.
Check Nb1nsooks at &c. per yard.
Lace Piques, sc. per yard.
Striped Lawns. at l2hc per yard.
The best assortment in the market.
Persian Lawns. Piqnes. MasaIias, Figured ard
Dotted Swisses. in entirely designs to be found
elsewhere.
Linen Lawns, warranted all linen at 19c Ger yard up
to 50c. Every number bargain.
New Printed Merv Lawns, in entirely new STYLES
tasty-altogether comprising the best assortment of
White Dress Fabrics and at the lowest prices in this
city.
ONE PRICE ONLY-ALL GOODS MARKED IN PLAIN
FIGURES.
BOSTON DRY GOODS HOUSE
s2l-PENNsYLvANIA AvENUE-s1.
WOODWARD & LOTHROP.
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TORCHON LACES.

We also bought. very cheap, so pieces % and 3 in
wide. at 1oc. yard worth 1214c.4 good patterns
These arc only sample of the many bargains we are
showing in this class of goods.
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ready-made, rich and delicious dressing for al
salads of meat, fish or vegetables. Cheaper and
infinitely better than homemade. No sauce equa
TO it.
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DRY GOODS.

BELOW Cosr.
W.. UiS->AS SSaNH
SOC. GENTS SCAHFS. Csc.
Soc. TABLE LINENS ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS c
FINER TABLE LINENS ...... 10 per cent off,
previous TO removal April S0th.)
TYLER & CHEWING
after S0th April. 939 Pa ave-
ap23 9lS 7TH STREET NORTHWEST.
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COLLINS FOLTAIC ELECTRIC PLASTERS,
or the relief and prevention the instant it Is applied
OF Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Sciatica. Coughs Colds
weak Back, Stomach and Bowels Shooting Pains
Nnmbness Hystera, Female Pains, Pa,pitaton, Dys-
pepsia, Liver Complaint Bilious Fever Malaria and
Epde'n ca. use Collins ssters Electric Battery
combined with Porous Piaster). and laugh at pain.
twenty -hve Cents everywhere apps
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Hub-punch Refreshes
DNrkee's Salad Dressing.

and delights the palates OF all cOnnosseurs. 1t is
warranted pure and wholesome Sold by grocers
and druggists
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irssELL's Icr CREAM AMI Charlotte Ras,,.
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he Weather.
rrrICF or THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFrrcrR
April &c. 1883

OFFICE or THE CHEF Sign, Al. OFFICER.
WASHINGTON, ID. c.. April %. iSe3 $3.50 =. m.
For the middle Atlantic states, warmer, fair
Weather, followed by local rainS in New lOFk Oh
Friday morning. iGWer t5rCnlI ter, variable winds,
generally from southeast 10 southwest
SP&CIu BULLETIN.
Warner. partly giO-iE weather Is Indicated for
~" 'SstrIct The Atlantic coast !th 10 al rains
Ia New England and tnc northern portion OF the
..siJlc states Frit3y Lt.sHt rains are Il
Gated Tor the Ni>sfSs phi and MISSOURI valleys un!
tie lower Oi'p valley, With warmer, partly tioU1y
weather on Friday
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BurNef(s& COcOafMe
WITT HAuR TUE NAM

and keep 1t In strong and healthy condition, be-
cause 1t Will stimulate the roots or the hair and
restore the natural action upon which its growth
depends.
Burnett's Flavoring Extracts are absolutely
pure
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MasHlSG1oS FISH MARKET. - Sold By r. A.
Soiaen nsh agent, Johnson's wharf, to-day: $4,000
Sao' ir9n gig 20 vs. per hundred; 40 600 herring
uOln sooo 10 p per thousand 100 punches OF rock
6om ~ 70 IS cents per bunch - '~~A'
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s'RrOwn's Bronchial Tr0ches
are excellent for the Keller OF HoarsenesS or Sore
Throat. They are exceedingly effective. "-C1l'is-
tida W0ftd, London, Eng.
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THE Co OPERATIVE BUILDING Associ .r,os --one
q the most successful building associations I'm the
city Is The Columbia Cooperative building As
1oe3at.on." which meets the first Friday In each
0onth at SIS nth street northwest The dues are
y per share. on which an advance Of 81 900 IA
l9een. This association viii close its books for
0eoc.iption shortly, and those desiring to invest
Aould take the opportunity 70 subscribe
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~ 4 \ Il r II!
SANFORD'S RADICAL CURE!
THE GREAT BAIsANIC DIsTTI1aTJoS OF
WITCH HAZEL. AMERICAN PINE, CANA
DIAN FUR, MARIGOLD. CLOVER
~ A 7 \ r r II!

BLOSSOM. ETC,
For the Immediate Relief and Permanent Cure Of every
fofn of Caarrh from Simple Head Cold or Inf nenza
to the Loss Oh Smell. Taste and Hearing Cough Bron
chus, and incipent Consumption. Relief in five min
utes III any amt every Gaze. Nothing like it. Grateful
fragrant. Wholesome. Cure begins from frst appica-
ton, aud is rapid, radical permanent and never tail
ing.
One Bottle Radical Cure, Box Catarrhal Solven
and Sanfords Inhaler ali in package forming
lnietc treatment, OF all druggists for ST. Ask for
SASFoRD's RADICAL CURE.
POTTER DRUG CHEMICAL CO..
BOSTON.
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CEOOND-HANDLOTHIN BOU0HT, AND TN
y hghsa m6h r1css paaA Asa Netc6qa JQpg6X
6un4 f1stolk &C. Can or sddrs0 HIkz06 - c.
0Doo6 Aoag HnnaylvanlA Avenue mnEzA
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BILL FOR DIyGRCE.-Dennis Fry to-day, by r. j.
Murray, filed q bill for n divorce from Mary Fry
they were married 10y Rev. II. Johnson November
1911. 1S'3 and lived together till october g. 1876,
when, he charges, she deserted him.
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0ID WINE AND OLD FRIENDS ARE KNOWN "A
" the best % is JUSTHS Old Stand known for years
the only place where 6rst-claes SECOND HAND
CLOTHING can b sold II respectable prices. Address
5USTHS Old Stand, No. 6la street. between 9th and
7th streets northwest
n. B.-Noteby mail promptly attandsdto 70
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FIsED FOR WASTING Porea,c W.rrR-Thts
hiUFIlH< in the Police Court. Inspectors Shorno
and Do66ins charged ". T. CoIIey. OF No. 734 nth
street. Daniel : Barron, OF No. 136 nth street.
Henry kulfzof No. 5g7 18th street; VIM Saunders
OF NO oi9 q street, and John g. Town, OF lef1 18th
street win wasting Potomac water, by allowing
II 10 waste In their closets Judge Shell said this
law would have to be strictly enforced and he
would Impose u fine OF s. fu each case,
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FRUIT CROP PROSPECTS DIsCUssEp-The District
Horticultural society met last evening, nj German
Hail, Mr. John saul presiding and Mr. John 7. C.
CLARK secretary. The question brought up for dis
euSsion was: Has the fruit teen deStroyeCi?r Mr.
saul thought That but little or any kind had been
Killed. There was very little fruit in bloom and
Hnen tne oIOom Is closed II cannot be Injured. The
fult crop this season. Other matters OF Interest
70 fruit ratserS were discussed by Nessrs ClorE
Saunders and Saul
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THE DISSATISFIED MEMBERS OF ST LuKE's To
sTAkr NEW CHUCH-Arrangements have about
netn completed 10y The dissatisfied members OF St
Iukes colOred Episcopal church TO withdraw rom
knat congregation and organize a new church.
1hey state THAT enough members have been iso-
sA.eo ron the chufcn TO build up new one list
Bias been circulated for signatures, and contains
BOW about one hundred and thirty names. Nobody
mas accepted the call TO the new church. but IL Is
hoped 10 OBTAIN the services OF White CLERGYMAN
VINO now occupies the chair OF professor or Greek
~ the Hartford Episcopal college. Several sites
yor the new building are under consideration but
me choice will probably be the corner OF Iith and
streets 1890
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-04-26

Now 10 the time 70 secure Bargains at the
l9S to z97 IT. near 9th ". mhc7 Inn
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-04-26

THE ODD FELLOWS ANNIVERSARY CFIFRp.
1ioS,Ii ne slXiy-:0urth anniversary OF the Order
OF Odd Fellows was celebrated al the han ON
5th street, last evening, b. the members or the
oruer The opening remarks We're by L. T. Gram
QdI. T. e., ch&iFil.3n OF the general committed
followed by prayer by p. G. Richard EnInoDs
grand Chaplain. An address was delivered by
3ralil chaplain Richard EmnOns, and very tine
Musical and literary entertainment was given ac-
cCrdiLG 10 the program published IN Yesterdays
STAR The celebration viii be continued tins eve
mig bt The InifOrmed Patrtarchs, who Will give u
leyCe at the hall.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-04-26

FEMALE TEIEF ARRESTED BY PLUCKY YoUSG
LAbf-@sSS katie HI ~. OF M. az 9th street. yes
teTi2y afternoon recognized a COlOrcd girl named
Fanny Jones alias Rebecca Edenbury, on the
street as the girl who Robbed her OF lot OF cloth
ing anu Jeweiry- Not seiDg policeman around
she put tie girl unier arrest, although She was
much larger than herself This morning In the
Police Court the prisoner pleaded guilty To the
ShalSe ot larceny, aid Was sentenced TO four
months in JliI