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LIE sloo WoRD FINDING CONTEST,

THE $,oo WoRD F1Sp1sa CONTEST.
Dying to the immense number of entries. we win be
before T 1nen ana names OF winners
Mends Glassware Crockery Furni.
Z aR s3is h ssscas GLUE
e es, GOefss 1aa most Glue GLUE
ROYAL insepara6eii 4 ssmsenisn Giant amt GLUE
ROYAL Mends S Woe leather ead Bsr
ROYAL Gqe se, TRs and GC Rsb6ss Rsycs
paw. Shoes. Bric-a brac Book Backs Met
ROYAL Books ard else VIII CLUE
ROYAL Textile Fabrics, Labels. Imitation GLUE.
ROYAL SIa9e Sl t Sises : PnrnifSre &C., sup
nov % CT. per Bottle W with Brash and tin GLUE
ROYAL 1S ms uos GLUE
ROYAL and county q S. i Earo a GLUE
ROYAL Sold BY Druggists Grocers Hard GLUE.
ware. stationers and Variety Dealers
ROYAL Mashnston. pc - . ms GLUE.
DrckERHorr PORTLAND CEMENT.
Just aESs s9 Trs e ssst
Sssg1 fresh from Factory Ct Amoneburs Germany
who have used and tested this Cement proves eonein
syey that it is the best Imported Cement in the market
For information as to prices &C.; Apply rNyo to
Or. II. L. B1SCOE. Sole Agent d. c..
10th st. wharvee. l420 st. NV
PAYMENTS FOR
s. GAE s1 AND PARE
Is sf F5SsF ERtd Il MEsFTS
ii. L. CRAWFORD.
mh14-1m 1920 street northwest.
nANIEL G. HATCH & COMPANY,
NO. 934 STREET NORTHWEST.
A GENERAL REDUCTION ON ALL CLASSES OF
GOODS. AS WE ARE DETERMINED TO
REDUCE STOCK.
STANDING CABINETS AT COST.
BEDROOM SUITS AT COST.
DRAPERIEs AT A GREAT SACRIFICE.
Parties desiring reliable goods win ind to their in.
EXAMINE OUR STOCK.
DANIEL G. HATCH l. COMPANY,
AGENTS FOR LOWS TILES,
mh9-2w No. 934 F street northwest.
u PIP s. COCO A.
IL BR EAK Asst.
GRATEFUL-COMF0RTI
thcronsh anoylsags e the 1.snrsI law. Which
careful application Of the fine properties Of well
lected Cocoa Mr. Epps has provided our breakfast t.
many heavy doctors bills tits by the judicous
Of such articles Of diet that constitution may BE-
gradually built up until strong enough to resist every
tendency Hundreds Of subtle maladies are
floating around us ready to attack wherever there II
weak point Weniay escape many afsss shaft 6y keep
e9iy nouIished frame. "-Ctrl Service Gazette.
Made simply With boiling watsr or milk.
Sold In tins tonly -lb. and ID. J. By Groces abe;sd
JAMES EPPs CO.,
ole-m. tuss Homeopathic chemistA London. Eng.
V7TXIKER.s, x2O lyTH sTREET NORTHWEST:-
w CHARCOA1x FELI AND FITCH .1UHlkD'
MIeTER EAKPET LINING ". ". 3RUSHE&
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LONDoN CoreH srRrr. a mae!cal remedy. 1O..
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To Make n Salad
that Is certain to please all tastes You need onl
use Durkee's Salad Dressing. Nothing equal TO
was ever offered, and none SO popular. II is
superb table sauce.
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The wea Their.

OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER
WASHINGTON, ID. C., March 20 1889, $50 z. Ii.
For the middle Atlantic states and nth At
Kan 1c states, collier. pauIy clouiy weather. pre-
ced1d in latter by pcal 1aHs. diminishing north
west win -. becoming variable AMI rising, iol
love by falling barometer.
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Best Cashmere, Silk Velvet Grapes, 7l47th ste
Easter Cards at j. Jay Goulds. 421 9th St IA
s'Alderney Dairy Wagons,
Fresh Attorney Butter, churned every morning
and delivered I'm x-lb. "Ward" prints, 55c per H.
Also, cottage cheese, butterm1lk and sweet milk,
Sc. per qt Cream, 15c. pint.
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District Government Affairs.
BUIJhING PERMITS

have been issued by Inspector Entwisle as fol-
ows:-.Iohn Schuyler, erect a two-story dwelling,
y. between 2i and Sd streets northwest Peter
Lattner, repair brick. 9i5 Virginia avenue south
west; $1,000 John L. Kaiser, repair brick. 1893
Massachusetts avenue northwest; $780, H. X.
Simpson, erect two two-Story and basement dwell
lings, street. between 81 and 4th streets south
east; $1,000. Arthur Christie, repair brick, PIG
pennsylvania avenue southeast; $500.
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MARRIAGE IICENSEs.-The clerk OF the court has
issued marriage licenses tn jeremiah Wilt and
1artha A. Dyer: James I'll. Hall and Lizzie Hatch;
SosePh v. d. Kelly and lila Hahn: Thomas Weems
Snd Emma Lee Garnet: Arthur Y. Fr-s:er and
Ida " Robinson, of Frejerick. Md. George Albert
Apoott and Harriet EllIabeth OTIS. both OF Fair
Gx count J., Va: DE Wit c. Spinning, Of Dayton,
OHIO, and Annie CorSon.
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REAL ESTATE SALE.-Wm p. Young, real estate
auctiOneer, sold at public auction, on the 18th
instant, Is feet front by the depth OF lot 49,
square 263, improved by three-story brick No 1855
street southwest, to Mr.. A. +. Barker, for 1870
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THE EVENING STAR.
fUESDAH...-..-. March %. 1889
LOCAL MENTION.
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JOrAJ uCNTIn\r
LOCAL VI En- IlON.
w,suircToW n q Nh On $50 g. % ,, !
fW tne mudie AtiaEtic states and uth Al
a1n - stItes coilcr, pd2y clouiy weather. pre-
west win -. becoming variable AMI rising, iol-
bowed BY falling barometer.
SPECIAL BULLETIN
Ct,l IT weather j. i'm heated for Wednesday
valley CIC;,fv We Their vita snow or In latter
>-
STy.yEE SILKS IA. -.-.-.- 20 cents TaYysa;'s
g. !y,,tr- ~ III, .Yt nue. south side
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Mis- Max WEy!,s AGENT
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TEE latest styles In wall paper decorations AT
> ''N 80"
LoSsDAIF CAyRYIC Genuine 11c cash nj Hro4
head q Co.'S
--E-~ 49,
TO My CUSTOMERS AND THE PUBLIC IN GENERAL
beg 10 state taat the recent tir, will not inter-
arrangements with the Il m OF Fischer. In Balti-
manner a. hsrarot"r. i,,r,n- re 1ar9tippn io "
my works AsToy FISCHER
s 81 .'HI1II.' 'Vo " 81 Ii. W.
ONE InT short dresses Of o. ro,.s eacr onanfnc
DAYS an ~ ~ ee
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THE WASHINGTON FRoEBEL SoClETY.-At the
regular meeting OF the Washington FrOebel So
clety. held ut the residence OF Mr. j. p Phelps
Hoi 18th street. Prot. Il. Richards read an inter-
esting essay on the system OF kindergarten The
charitable work being done 10y this society was ex-
piainei by Mrs Ogden. Among the names OF new
members presented were those OF Gen. SWAIN
MIS- James II. EdmOnds and Mrs Nettle Sanford
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PA.Is, Apra A-simon Phinppsrt, the famous
day upon representations made by the Belcian
public prosecutor. The charge against him is
cutor, instructed by his government. demands
that Philippart be handed over 70 the Belcian au-
thorties 70 be dealt with according 70 the laws OF
that state.
SLOW REcovFRy OF QUEEN VICTORIA
LONDON, April 4-The recovery OF the queen IN
less rapid than her physicians had reason 20 ex-
serious It is feared that may indirectly affect
her accustomed good health by causing her to lose
the daily outdoor exercise with which she has
been In the habit OF refreshing herself DR.. Jen-
ner, physician-tn-ordinary 10 the queen. has
directed that she take almost complete rest the
pest means OF preventing swelling in the injured
part and OF reducing the pain. This course will, it
Is believed, soon reduce the slight Inflammation
and give her majesty the full use OF her limb.
dispatch from Windsor Castle. dated O'Clock
continues excellent despite the precautionary
safe guards as TO exercise which her physician
naS I'M osed ana that although not permitted 10
walk yet she took a drive during the forenoon,
ridi ng in carriage with The Princess Beatrice
THE pARSRLL TESTIMONIAL MEETING A rrzzlx
LIMERICK, April 4-The public meeting which
was held here yesterday for the purpose of giving
10 Mr. Parnen substantial testimonial OF the
estimation In which he Is held proved 20 be a
nasco. Only forty persons subscribed 20 the pro-
lected fund for raising the eRcumbrance on his
Farm, and the scheme was temporarily, at least
abandoned.
MICHAEL DAvTTT AGAINST THE DYNAMITE POLICY
Michael Dayltt, from his prison, has writt,n a
vigorous letter To the young Ireland society of
GlJ>guw, In which he Says The dynamite policy
can only have the effect o. cxasperating the Eng
IlSh De mocraCy. He declares that IL would be far
better 10 work ana wait for another twenty years
than TO play into the hands OF lreland's enemies
py giving rein 10 despair and revenge.
A DEAD BARON.
VIENNA, April 4-Barnn wrrtheim, the wealth.
lest manufacturer or Austria and celebrated fab
rlcant OF iron SAFES, IL dad.
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that Mrs de Frouville was in his house early in
the evening and said she was busy on a dress
which she wanted to wear to the matinee this
afternoon and left early, and asked George to
come in and recite while she sewed He heard no
sound In her house until his son came running In.
The witness did not think that the husband had
any feeling on account OF her intimacy with his
son. He never knew OF de Frouville making any
through Mrs ZIMMERMAN. de FrouvilIe;s sS COUSIN 1i
that he intended to kill his wife, and Mrs L. SO
notified Mrs. de Frouville.
Mrs zimmerman was sworn and testified that
on the 26th OF February she had Informed Mrs
de Frouville OF these threats. Her motive In
doing 90 g this was simply to warn the wife.
DE Frouvflle left his house shortly after 8, and
when leaving he wrote paper stating that if any
thing occurred to him he wished her to have GER
tam shngs OF his When he left he said II intend
He seemed to be perfectly calm. He showed
plsto, but witness did not believe that he was go
ing to do anything, as he HAD made these threats
before. Witness thought he had been drinking a
little, else he would not have done it. The witness
said that she was a friend to both. She handed to
March 25th, which read:
"MY DEAR:-Do me the favor of coming around
and and take list OF the things. as think that de F.
Will feel better satisfied. think he Will feel bet
ter. Love to yours and the children
Yours, ANDREA"
The witness also showed list OF things given to
her by de Frouvlle, and were principally personal
articles.
JAS McCadden also testified, but nothing new
was ELECTED.
THE VERDICT.
The jury returned the following verdict: .'That
the said Frederick and Andrea de Frouville came to
their death from pistol shot wounds In the head
inflicted with pistol in the hands OF Frederick
de Frouvile with the intent to commit murder
and suicide"
Mr.. Max, OF the Agricultural department. who
said he was friend OF the deceased lady,
onered to take charge Of the body and see that it
was buried Mrs de Frouville he said was a
native OF Poland, and had no relatives In this
country.
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Washington City Pre.bytery.

THE STATED MEETING AT METROPOLITAN CHURCH.
The regular stated meeting of the Presbytery Of
Washington city began last evening in the Metro
politan church, Capitol Hill. Rev. Dr. Sun
nsrans ST presiding as MODERATOR and Rev
The devotional exercises were conducted nv
Rev Rev C. B.. RamsdelL Rev. DR.. sunder-
Land Ian, preached sermon from Mark xvi:la The
the moderator. Rev. VIM. A. Bartlett was elected
moderator. and Mr.. Charles NJ. Robinson stated
Samuel Kramer, and Rev. Thos Childs were
elected as corresponding members. The presby-
terry then adjourned until to-day.
PROCEEDINGS TO-DAY.
The spring session OF the Washington city Pres.
bytery was resumed this morning In the Metropol-
itan church, Capitol Hill The following were
present: Revs. T. w. Simpson, W. 7. Van Dorep.
Byron Sunderland, B. +. Bittinger, John Chester.
John i L French, Alex. Farley. D: H. Riddle. GEO
Patch, Peter H. Burkhardt. Charles B. RamsdeIi.
Nehemiah Cobb. Archibald McSween, Alex J.
Henry, Francis N. Todd, Francis ]. Grimke, Law
renee =. Miller, Charles Herr, E. II. CumpstOn, s.
S. Walden, W. A. Bartlett, John Dudley. Charles
H. A. BuIkley, T. s Childs. Elders John Leech, c.
Lee, J. t. Warfield, Neelsviile, Nd; Frank smith.
J. b. Slack, Prince William county, Va; Charles
lyman; George Hercus, Charles B: Church, j. ".
Early, John I. Kelly, Darnestown, Nd; George A.
BOhrer, /. B Linton, George Trimmer, Manassas
Va; S. A. Cole, Falls Church. Va; j. b. W. Moore.
hermon, Mo-; Charles M. Robinson, j. Q. ThOmp-
The presoytery was called to order by the mod
orator, Rev VIM. A. Bartlett, and devotional ex-
erc1SeS were held The usual committees were
appointed Falls Church. Va, was selected as the
place for the next meeting, to be held on Tuesday
after the first Sabbath In October. The commit
tee on education submitted their report through
the chairman, Rev. Mr.. Gr1mke, and the case OF
Mr. Kicks was referred back to the committee,
with power to act Rev. ROb't Fl. Fulton, OF the
presbytery OF Baltimore. and Rev. Dr. Blanchard
were admitted to sit as corresponding members
The request Of the committee on Sunday schools
q net Woo aoRov
until the next meeting. In the
KLEC1ToN OF DRLBGATIS
to the general assembly, which meets in Saratoga
about May s0th, Reva Bittinger, Chester and
Burkhardt were nominated. and RevR Chester and
Bittinger were chosen For alternates Revs.
Compton and BurEhafdt wefo elected. Elders 8.
a: Coe and Custer were1 chosen delegates and
Elders Frost and Jewell were chosen alteIneteR
DrS Petigrew and Dinwiddie and Rev. Van WICK,
chaplain y. 8. A., were admitted to SIT as cOrre-
spending membera The examination OF Rev.
Charles Burdiek, aS candidate for ordination. was
begun, and before It was Concluded recess WAS
taken for lunch
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Ice. Icr, Ice. Ice.
INDEPENDENT ICE COMPANY
GOLD MEDAL
awarded ny the NATIONAL. FAIR ASSOCIATION fer
the Be / kENNEBEC ICE.
Constant Supply Guaranteed. Facilities for hand
ilng zee unsurpassed by any COMPANY i'll tho DIS
TilCT.
DISCOUNT ON TICKETS PURCHASED FROM
OFFICE
LOOK FOR
YELLOW WAGONS MARKED INDEPENDENT
ICE COMPANY"
REDUCTION IN PRICES April. lST 1888
AZ wharf 9th and Water streets 2Gc per 100 pounds
Branch Depots and Offices, 25c. - 100 ''
DELIVERED FROM WAGONS:
10! Pounds and over at rate of Csc per 100 pounds.
20 to so '' ' soc 100
10 . for 1Uc.
for DC.
SPECIAL RATES TO DEALERS AND LARGE
Consumers.
Once, l2h and Pennsylvania avenue northwest.
Depot 9Th street Wharf.
TELEPHONE CONNECTIONS
C. r. CHURCH, President.
mh5I- ap2' A. oS'-5t '" II. H.lERKES, Superintendent.
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a Degenerate Pri.ouer.

WHITE PLAINS, \. Y, Aprl 4.-The murderer
to'nctu was brought 10 court this morning and
resentenced TO b" hanged un May lIth. ON his
wy pack TO his cen the pr, S0ner took OF his hat
ana bade the sheriff good bye lie then made n
spring 10 escape, but Was altured 10y the sheriff
and his assistants ana carried To his cell lighting
like tiger and biting his custodians.
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Sentenced for Interference With an
Election Officer.

BALTIMORE, April 4-John T. Lee was convicted
ln the United States district court to-day OF hav-
ing 1nterfered with United States supervisor at
the congressional election in Anne Arundel
county last November. He was sentenced TO three
months In jail and TO pay the costs OF his proSecu.
tien. 1t was testified on the trial while the bal
lots were being counted, after the election and
the room was full OF men, the candles were blown
out, and the U. s. supervisor pulled pushed from
his chair.
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TORONTO. ONT. April A special cable dis
patch from London to the Globe says: oThere are
rumors current In railway and financial circles
that an attempt is about to be made 10y interested
parties TO bring about more friendly relations be-
tween the Grand Trunk and Canadian Pacffie
railways. 1t is urged by those who profess to
know that an agreement between the two rival
railways, whereby the railway service OF the en-
tire dominion almost would be virtually united
under one monopoly would prove conducive to the
interests OF the shareholders in both concerns
The ultimate issue is yet In doubt but some At
tempt Of the kind is in Contemplation"
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The PhRniX Park Murders.
TRIAL OF THE ACCUSED MEN poaTpoNrp

DUBLIN, April 4.-The trial OF the prisoners
charged with the Phoenix Park murders and other
crimes, which 1T was expected would begin on
Tuesday next, VIII De postponed for few days
owing to the fact that SUFFICIENT funds have not
Deen raised for the conduct OF the defense OF the
prisoners. 1t is the intention OF the accused men
when asked on their arraignment In court If they
are ready for trial. to request that they be fur
nfshed with counsel The trials. 1t is said will be
delayed until their counsel have been Instructed.
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Fire In Berlin.
THE NATIONAL THEATKR IN FLAMES AND OTHER
BUILDINGS IN DANGER

BUILDINGS IN DANGER
Berlin. April AT this hour g .. ny the Ma
dOnal Theater Is on 0re and the flames are rapidly
spreading. It is feared that the structure Itself
buildings Wi1f 20 with il The iirs depart%sDt UI
never REMARKABLY efnc1ent IN cases Of large nres,
seems wholly unable to cope " ith the nainaa
destroyed. The contents, including wardrobss,
tneetef properties and scenery, were also burned
Nothing was saved. There was, however, no loss
OF fe and no injury to any OF the attaches OF the
place. No entertainment was being given In the
theatef, and the origin OF the 0rN 1s not known.
Yne 3eHage g suS5ovnding buildings was com
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Other City Elections.


SHARP CONTEST AND SMALL REPUBLICAN MAJORITY
OMAHA, NEB. April 4.-The city election has
been h0tly contested. At midnight last night the
count was unfinished, but IL is believed that
Champion s. Chase (rep), for mayor, is elected by
ABOUT 40 votes over eN-Judge Savage, the candi-
date OF the democrats and citizens.
LATEST FROM ST. LOUIS
ST LOUIS, April 4-Of the five counclmen elected
Two are democrats, two republicans and one in
dependent The proposition to fund the city debt
was carried.
LKAVENwoRTH KAN. April 4.-Dr. S. L. Nelly
Ihe democratic candidate for mayor, was elected
Yesterday by larger majority than that of any
mayor for years.
RETURNS FROM SPRINGFIELD ILL
SPRINGFIELD, ILL, April 4-The election In this
city passed of quietly. The citizens nominee for
mayor and other city offiCers are elected by ma
JorltieS ranging from 10 to 200. The democrats
eject 1Our out or seven aldermen, giving them the
council by majority OF eight The mayor and
treaSurerelect are democrats, and the city attor.
ney and clerk republicans
RESULTS IN MISSOURI TOWNS
JEFFERSON CITY, Mo-, April 4-The democrats
elect Edwards, the present incumbent, mayor
and one alderman, and the republicans two alder
men.
KANSAS CITY, Mo, April 4.-The democrats elect
James Gibson, mayor and the remainder OF tie
CITY ticket, except the auditor. which IS yet In
doubt. The republicans and democrats each elect
three counclmen. The council now stands seven
republicans and five democrats.
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Washington News and Gossip.
NEW POSTMASTER GENERAL.
Gen. alter Q. Gresham, of Indiana,
Appointed.

The President has just appointed Judge Walter
Q. Gresham, OF Indiana. to be Postmaster Gene
raj.
Among those whose names were under consider
alton by President Garfield for places in his Cabi-
net was Gen. Gresham. and 1t was said that he
would have Geen chosen had the republicans Of
Indiana been able to unite heartily in asking his
appointment. Gen. Gresham ami Gen. Grant have
been warm personal friends for many years. After
Gen. Gresham had been promoted upon Gen.
Grants recommen 1ation, from the cOlonelency OF
the 53d indiana volunteers to be brigadier gene
raj after the surrender OF Vicksburg, he found
that there was movement on foot to prevent his
continuation by the Senate. He wrote a
private letter to Gen. Grant, who ex-
efted his great influence successfully
10 nave the nomination confirmed After Gen.
Grant became President he appointed Gen. Gres-
nam L. s. district Judge for Indiana, an Office
Whlcn be still retains. 1t IS known that Judge
Gresham has long felt desire to enter pollti-
Cal lie, and there was considerable talk in favor
OF nominating him for governor in 1890 Later he
was put forward as a candidate for the United
states senate to succeed Joseph E. Mcdonald, but
ne Withdrew from the contest when it was found
mat majority or the republican members of the
legislature favored the election Of Gen. HARRISON
Judge Gresham is a man of conceded ability and
force OF character.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

2 sssa BROFHERHooD OF CARPENTERs.-A
b,snes, q ap:rtanee willie broaFhi before ths Broth
erlood By order W. A. WARD, Secretary. ap4-2t
t-| Columbia Cooperative Building Association viii
oe he'd at 20 Ith street northwest Fi,iDAY April6
books are abo-t closing Save your money and get
T6is a.socia ton has everal new features Parties de-
srlIIe stock obtain at meeting applying
M =. CALLAN. treasurer. OF c. G. DuNCANSON.
IN. riE .e3I eE9CI,AnLE Ec0;-QPERATIyE CO; BUILD
yange rinis Hal street betwce:i 9Th and 10th
" rHoA5 sdssRvt fRE II a. at Presiicnt m
JNo; JOY EDISON, Secretary, 9l7 st. northwest
I - SPECIAL NOTICE.
Pa ties h2v:n.. goods deposited with me- upon which
the FIa DAY or NAY. or their eooa wi viii p1"e posi-
uteIy be sold at auction without further ne tee.
p. WALLACHS LOAN OFFICE
al, ,4&j l4i7 Pennsylvania ave- northwest
sssa THE ISCORPOKATORs OF TIE INDUS
~ mai Improvement Association of the District of
Columbia, are hereby notified to meet at Nc. l4l6
h ss r Si1Sh parposa % i Of Tersetns zsd
Corror9tn areFsbl to the provisions OF the Charter
JSo, A. PRESCOTT,
ABNEK b. KfLLY.
Il. @. Campbell,
rl>N MR. P. A. DAhNFILLF, REAL ESTATE
Broker has removed his office from i420 street
On Real Estate and costrd tIee do Money dosPed
FF2rn HIBEPNIA BUILDING ASSOCIATION
- ,pecia meeting of the Hihernia will be held
on TIT tSbAi Eve ING, April 5tn at the hall
qne.yfa as ga. t" a tend JOHN T. I, NCH.
So NATIONAL MEDICAL COLLEGE, tMED1-
street. b.tween 18th and 14,h streets-1 he Spring
s9sISe &c OF LeeiHres VIII hin on TUESDAY April 3D.
BAKER. The profession nd public are cordially ily-
Il h2I-St TIC 18th street northwest.
Z - HOWARD UNIVERSITY MEDICAL DE-.
- PAkIMENT-S. ring Course viii open MON
DAY April I'd, at These lectures free to all
rh24 lot e. B. PURv1s, NJ. D.. Secretary.
~ GAS FIXTURES.
LARGE ASSORTMENT OF THE LATEST DESIGNS
SLATE MANTELS, LATROBES,
FURNACES, RANGES AND CRATES.
PLUMBING, TIMING.
And al jobbing promptly done.
SAArL s. sHEDD.
m24 400 9TH STREET NORTHWEST
r3s- GAS FIXTURES.
TIE LATGEsT STOCK IN THE CITY TO
Sci ECT FROM AND THE CHEAPEST.
PLEASE CALL AND EXAMINE.
CORCORAN BUILDING,
f2O E. T. BROOKS.
9-rp1s GLEN FLORA AND BETHESDA WATERS
FhESH FROM THE SPRING.
". C. MILBURN. PHARMACIST.
10 1929 Pennsylvania avenue.
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GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS To-DAY.-Internal reye.
nue., SECS. .i55.77; customs, s666, ,95s S.
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THE TOTAL AMOUNT of bonds of the 12Oth call re-
cSived at the Treasury for redemption aggregates
50, ,062, 900