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single medical college of Philadelphia yester-
day graduated hfty-twe new doctors, and one In
New York turned loose one hundred and sixty
two. Ii other colleges grind them at this rate
there is danger or the supply exceeding the
demand after awhile.
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SpR1sa ASSouscEuEsr.
THE MIsFIT STORE,
CORNER 10TH AND STREETS.
Has now open \ complete stock Of
SPRING ovERCoATs
AND SUITS FOR MEN. YOUTHS AND BOYS. FROM
AYEARS UP.
Yon can get good Spring oyssSoat 9. g worth SO.
ss H spF ssr 2ssSsSs O. E. worth
An excellent silk faced Spring Overcoat At Si2 worth
ns silk faced Melton Spring overooat At SIS worth
SUITS FOB MEN AND YOUTHS.
ssIa ssr!es:: sss :. Wort. sess s
s.Sant S Sns ~ suit st ZIG worth slo
s. sss xssa
Fancy we Iosss s''
ODD s1fs ms.sSs ss: !. &
sn s1 So 1Sks
PANTS FOR EVERYBODY.
81 so e 8: 8 sS i
SUITS Tor Boys from to II years. nice line from g
Suits for Boys from Il to II years old from g up.
SATISFACTION GUARANTEED TO ALL PR.
CHASERS Oh MONEY REFUNDED.
OUR NOTICING Trouble to Show Goods.
THE MIsfIT STORE,
mh14 CORNER 10TH AND r STREETS.
AT Cosr Uxru Aran lsr.
until April LIST.
Our largely increased sales proof that our prizes
are appreciated.
We name no prices CAN and b convinced that -
are doing what We promise.
GEO. J. JOHNSON,
mhI4 7l3 Market spacs.v
A PRIVATE GLASS IN ANATOMY WILL ar
~ formed q the readence Of DR.. D. LAlSh No.
lS!A street norwesA Friday EVENING nexf (i6fSj
oclock Inose desiring to Join such class are In
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QUESTION I. What is FeIs 4
Co. 70 Liquid CeffeeY
1t liz just what its name implies,
q first-class coffee, made In liauid
form direct from the coffee bean.
put up in bottles. and is. without
exception, the most convenient
and economical form in which to
use coffee. 1t Is not . chemical
preparation, but Ia condensed
from pure coffee.
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QUESTION 3. How il IL made!
simply py putting into the cup
two teaspoopfuls Ut the Liquid. on
which pour boiling water. Deli
ciouscoffee 18th made instantly,
as many cups as are wanted. Use
milk and suga- as usual. Com
pare this with the old process and
give the new q trial.
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RESTAURANTS very often
have bad coffee. since they are
compelled to keep coffee ready
for use all day and part Of the
night, and cannot make it fresh
more than three or four times.
The coffee must necessarily boil
long time and lose it's strength
and aroma. From this comes the
many complaints of restaurant
coffee, which. by standing, some
times has q peculiar taste. This
can be remedied by making each
cup fresh, which Can only be done
by using Fels Il Co. q Liquid COT
fee.
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DYokERHorr PORTLAND CEMENT.

13ust arrived, and IN Warehouse at
BiSCOE'S TENTH 81 Rect WHARvES
cargo fresh from Factory at Amoneburx Germany
Testimonials from responsible consumers and experts
who have used and tested this Cement proves concu-
Evey that 1t Is the best Imported Cement in the
For information rs to prices. &C.. apply TO
II. L. CRAWFORD
o., 81. L. BISCOE, Sole Agent ID O.
10th at. wharves. fa2O y at ~
PAYMENTS FOR
Sidewalks Cellar Garden and Park WalkR or vhereyer
solid. durable Pavement lie required, I'm Granolithic
Artificial Stone, Neuchste Mastic Asphaltum.
ALL WORK GUARANTEED.
Il. L. CRAWFORD.
mnI4-lm 1&20 street northwest
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BENNINGTON STANDARD TYPE WRITER. WAR
kANIED: Amy one can use it without instruction
reat speed STAINED by practice Call and see it In
Operation: Opportunity afforded for practice Repted
snd Fenta applied on purchase price Copying Man
Eoadl ng. Press copying Supplies furnished.
NfCKOfF. SEAMANS & BENEDICT LeDroit
Building. Washington. DC. mhl4-vksI Inns
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Ir STANDS To Reason

That when an article IL made or treated on the
idea Of getting all the good out Of II and leaving
the bad or useless portion. It must be superior
to the old clumsy method Of producing II any
way or any how By hap-hazard.
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SPRING STOCK
MY IMPORTsTIONS
COATlNGS, SUITINGS AND TROUSERINGS
Now Complete. All are invited to cali.
W. g. TEL.
mh1A o35 PenLsylvanla sveuuA
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FOR RENT--STORES.

tfOR RENT-STORE AND DWELLING 7lS 9TH
street, opposite the Patent Once at SIS per month
IN advance Inquire at stove store Of A. EBERLY &
SONS, 7l8 It'll street northwest. mhIS- At.
nor RENT-TWO STORES. $40 AND s21 ira at.
j. nv Possession given April 1. 1885, Apply to
CLINTON ADAMS. 502 at. NV. m2-2w~
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FELs l. CO.'S LIQUID COFFEE.
bottle win make thirty-fve cups of better coffee
than can be made by any other 1t therefore
70 your interest to give 1t an unbiased trial. in which
case you will become steady customer.
Your grocer keeps it or win obtain it for you.
Address all letters to
FEELS CO., PRoFRIEToRs,
mhl& PHILADELPHIA.
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GAuzE UNDERwcAn.
WE HAVE NOW OPEN OUR LINE OF aAUzE
AND GOSSAMER UNDERWEAR FOR LADIES'
GENTS. MISSES AND CHILDREN. WHICH WE
HAVE HAD MADE SPECIALLY FOR OURSELVES,
EVERY GARMENT BEING STAMPED WITH OUR
NAME. ALL OF WHICH SIGNIFIES NOTHINGIF
WE Do NOT SHOW BETTER QUALITY FOR
PRICE THAN CAN BE OBTAINED, ELSEWHERE.
AS OUR JUDGMENT IS PARTIAL. WE RESPECT
FULLY ASK AN EXAMINATION BY YOU WHO
READ THIS ADVERTISEMENT.
WOODWARD l. LOTHROP.
BOSTON DRY GOODS HOUSE. mbls
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All OF our departments are now filled with SPRING
GOODS, and we assure our frjep.s and tha nnb,o
that in the sixteen years Lave been among You q
the leaders OF fashion, never have we shown such .
cnoce stock In our building as we now invite you to
es.a.i and look over.
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NEW DISTRICT COMMISSIONER.


From Last Evenings Extra Star.l
The President this afternoon sent to the
Senate the nomination of James B. Edmonds
to be District Commissioner, vice Thomas p.
Morgan.
Mr.. Edmonds was born In Saratoga county, n.
Y, in 1885, and therefore is now about fifty years
Old His father was a physician. When still
very young he moved to Washington Co. ,and lived
law with John ]. Taylor. In Owego, NY, and
was his partner for short time and then moved
TO Iowa City. Iowa. In that place he practiced
law some twenty years, his partner being a
Ransone. H speedily took prominent posi-
tion in the legal rank OF the northwest and by
his large practice gained a handsome fortune. His
health having been Inn aired by his
ame in this dir ctlon Ms for rernperation
Ga his way south with his WIFE, about We years
nealth restored in every way in a short time
His experiences here were so agreeable
in Washington and built the handsome
house. No. 1c25 street. Here he and his estIml-
bIe Wa ~, ..'-'i. most attract We home.
They have no children. Mr.. EImouu, 10 u: = IN
himself actively IN various works Of benevolence
and public service. H. is a mrInber OF tn" Metro
p'litan club and attenis All S luls church In
politics he has always been 4 liberal democrat,
but has never itken any active part In
political life. Mr.. Eimonds was endorsed for the
COmmIssiOnership by the entire Iowa deley ton
In the House. notwitnst ,nding the fact or his
being a lifelong democrat, and received The
nearly unanimous enforcement OF the d. M
large humber OF aRs Republicans sne tina! Tnos e
who have known him Intimately in Iowa and in
washington all speak in the highest terms of
equatle temper and judicial mind. 1t is
known that he hes not sought the place OF Com
missioner, and that, in fact, the office has sought
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CITY AND DISTRICT.

There was quarter mile dash over the Nat,ona,
rali race course yesterday afternoon between G.
w. TOmpkinS Bismarck and E. f,urpdOrf's snow
Dall, which was won by the former In twenty
three seconds.
mit.ee OF the w. l. i. corps fair last evening" Mr..
W. H. Clagett presiding, encouraging reports were
nsfing oeen received not only from citizens OF
washington but from leading firms O. New York
Phiiadelphia, Boston, Baltimore and other cities
a MISSISSIPPI republican association Was formed
last evening with the following officers President
J. ID CesSor; vice presidents, G. c. Rush, E. b.
Nnoorne and Wilson Wood; secretary William J.
Henderson: corresponding secretary, MIR. Nc
Michael; treasurer, T. Ii. Green; sergeant-at-arms.
Lewis Ingram
Street lamps viii be lighted at 6.25 n m and
eXtingufShed at Ais am.
The missing steamer City OF Alexandria. which
night She ran aground last Monday mint
IN Noinini creek, but got of without damage
An assignment was nled yesterday IN the re-
transferring to Charles 7. Havenner all the stock
ID trade, MIXTURES, &C. In store 1904 nth street
nos5nwess ior the oeneht OF his lGassenhemers)
The viii of Cecilia Cain filed yesterday appoints
Geo f. T. Cook and VIM j. Sibiey executors of
her estate, and Institutes her son Thos l. Cain
principal legatee, requests being made to her
asagnteTs Ida s Moore and Martha Louise Law
renee The Will makes Mr.. Cook trustee OF the
fond she bequeaths to her son, and REQUESTS thai
the son DC taught a useful trade.
The WEEKLY STAR teight large pares c,,t nasH
ed and folded) VIII be sent postpaid anywher@ IN
the United States or Canada for one dollar y wear
L NC fcuidillS vi MI JOnn u. kfliian, wSo A af
his home on street, Wednesday at the age OF n
years were buried yesterday afternoon In Oak Hill
cemetery. -1-
AT meeting of the Schillerbund society at the
residence OF Mrs Kate L. Bruce, last evening
LongIeilows birthday was commemorated VITA
suitable exercisesin which Miss Ruth Brooks, Miss
DAISY h1ckox, Mrs Bruce, Mr.. Whipple Mr. KnoOp,
part ~ A
aesierday morning colored girl, named Jenny
s<o was waylaid ana knocked down on 4th
oevS SsWeen Maine and Missouri avenues, by
an UNKNOWN man. She was on her way 10 her
eeTYlce place, No. 1870 nth street northwest Ser
tean. NokeS tock her to the first precinct station
ana found sue had a small cut on her mead which
way. .e "on' VII her
En- III me rssaenee on 6th street. F, Is about
O % erected Dy MI. Christian Ruppert II will Ia
tnree stories, OF ornamental brick from and
1nished In the modern style. large two s,nrs,
Dick stable viii be erected on the rear OF the io
Ackendree N. E. church has elected the follow
Dg ohlcerS Tor the current Year: Superintendent
Sonn Z. Hardness, assistant superintendent a
~ Latham; secretary, Hugh Smith; assistant sec
xStary, Cornelius Cssel treasurer, David T. Cissal
n0rarh.n, VIM. N. Peck; assistant librarians vii.
ssss eisseis Edward Moores and WIZ Bigley.
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FoRD's OPERA HousE-Mrs. Burnetts play Of
Re imeralda" has been very favor:ply received
the whole engagement There was large and
ia hionable au Hence present last evening, and
the President and the ladies OF his household
occupied private box. The last presentation OF
the play will be given this evening. Next week
the Hess Acme Opera company will hold the
boards, opanlng Monday night with the fayorite
ances have met with great success wherever
given, and their engagement here will be greatly
enjoyed by the lovers OF light opera.
NATIONAL THEATER.-Mr. wrence Barrett, the
evening. On Monday Willie Edouins "sparks''
Company will appear in the new success, entitled
Bunch or Keys" The play Is said to surpass
dreams" 1t Is full OF fun, and gives Edouin and
his assistants ample opportunity to display their
varied t llnnts
THEATER CoMroUE.-A new and attractive pro-
gram is promised for next week. and the lovers OF
axy OF variety stars OF the first magnitude viii
appear In their srecialties, and a number OF other
THE DIME MUSEUM is a very cheap and satisfac-
tory place OF amusement, and attracts a great
many people at every performance. The curiosI-
ties on exhibition are remarkable and interesting
while the performance Is always good. New feat
ures Will be introduced Dext week
Ing place. on assembly not onlv To these
who delight in gliding over the smooth surface
out IL, W. H".s1"rs OF the merry sport. Rink
PARTIES are quite the thing -..~s a".4ar 70 De
Monday evening.
"ZskLE's WIFE. Amy Talbot Dunn will repeat
her story or "Zeke's Witen here this evening. Her
acting Is quite remarkable and the quaint story
In dialect holds the close attention or the audience
Tor one hour AMI hair.
LINCOLN HALL-A musical and literary enter
tannent Will be civ n here March 18TH for the
benefit OF Union Tent, No. 81, 1. O. R. The pro-
gr m is a good one ami the entertainment VIII
doubtless be very enjoyable.
Miss Alice Siggins, 18 years old, the daughter of
II. W. Si5gins. Il wealthy lumber dealer OF Peters,
burg. Va, elOped yesterday with S. l. Marable,
Lately Clerk in dry goods store there. The cOu-
pie went to Weldon, N. c., where they were mar
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Day Goods.
LUTTRELL 4 WINE

LUTTRELL WINE
Have elegant assortment Of best French sateens a.
45c.
An elegant assortment of Nuns Yelling at CSC.
An elegant assortment of Nuns Yelling at 37h.
An elegant assortment of Black Silk at 75c ST. 81 IS
81. 80, s. rs, 81. 1925, 5 so.
An elegant assortment OF summer Silks.
Sephyr Suitings, all colors
Drap de Alma worth 81. %. at 81.
Henrietta Cloth and Cashmere at popular prices.
The best line of Cloth Cashmere for men and boys
In this city We make suits to order.
Our stock of Line n Damasks, Towels Napkins, Doy-
hes and Handkerchlefs is complete.
Look at Ladies' Helnstitched Handkerchiefs ut
1214c.
Full line OF Mems Shirts. Shirts made to order an
guaranteed. The patent pocket Shirt is just the
thing,
20 pieces Straw Mating at cost.
Lot OF Remnants of Hamburg Edges at half price.
Lot OF Kid Gloves. soled, former price ST. only Csc
One Gaze 1914 sheeting. good quality, 25c.
One case 1914 Sheeting. superior. SOC.
One case Ga 'Sheetng. best quality. zoe
LUTTRELL WINE,
f28-2w 1880 Pennsylvania avenue
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DIED.


Many Efhg ss t sSs
F. Baurman. after long and painful illness. aged
FqSeTa xl tsie place from her late residence, No
p. IN.
G on Err, On March !. 1889, at o'clock M;
her age Margaret
Funeral from her fathers residence No 100 street
ses attend d.z Friends and
oaE and on assa n kr i s M
Funeral xill ssss gses ifsm Shiloh Baptist church
sRd ia ath inst Friends and
JOACHIM A widow Of John j: F. Joachim. aged 4
Friends and relatives are invited.
91 aea 2a 1sss sas m
Funeral nom her late residence. No 1000 Twenty
tves and friends respectfully invited to attend
hGsRY On Monday s evening, February 18th, 1883
aged nineteen years.
Let sickness blast, let death devour.
pdna, Heaven ave must recompense our pains.
Ii firm the word Of God remains"
of II
MAGE :ts On Fa.ya MsEsh "a
Funeral win take place from the residence of her
5se9 H. Rss ss.S
friends are invited to attend. No flowers.
sosI:t fsvsr SosG eP N kSR 1889
and Kate Mcknight McCammon. in his ninth year.
II EesdsRss e sata he street
fourth year of his age. ~ way
Interment at AleIandris, Virginia.
alexandria and Lcesburg papers please copy.l
NoRroS IN ct 1t Ssss 6f
Funeral took place the Church Of the Immaculate
m. 1nterment ut Carroll Chapel
brain fever CORA IfNoR PHsSo. ' aged aS'1 nin ne
years. beloved daughter of George W. and Alice V.
Sad and lonely is our household;
Q. we miss our Cora now;
But BRIGHTER home awaits her
In the mansion in the skies.
Mama. weepno more for Coral
Her bright spirits ned on high.
And she waves her little hand,
Calling, mama, meet me bye and bye.
Funeral from her parents' residence. 1927 jefferson
street. on Sunday evening, at three o'clock. q
Wbts died M,Ia 1 sss wife Of
Funeral Sunday, at two p. M, from her late resi-
dence 1lO6 street southeast. Friends Of the family
are respectfully invited to attend.
MsESS 9 sks o ne sfs Ct SIS
four years. relict of the late James s. Woods
Unveil thy bosom. faithful tomb
Take this new treasure to thy trust,
TO alumber In the silent dust
So Jesus slept; Gods dying son
Rest here blest saint. i j from bis throne
The morning break and pierce the shade.
Funeral from Ryland chapel. Sunday next. at thres
p. N.
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WE HAVE NOW OPEN OUR LINE OF GAUZE
AND BALBRIGGAN UNDERWEAR. THE WHOLE
LINE HAS BEEN MADE SPECIALLY FOR U.s.
AND EVERY GARMENT IS STAMPED WITH OUR
NAME. WE HAVE THE MEMS IN LONG AND
SLEEVES. LOW NECK AND SHORT SLEEVES.
WITHOUT COMMENT WE ASK YOUR ATTEN-
TON TO-DAY TO THE QUALITY WE OFFER AT
TWENTY-FIVE CENTS. ABOUT THE OTHER
QUALITIES WE SHALL HAVE SOMETHING TO
SAY LATER.
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WE ALSO ADVERTISED IN FEBRUARY La
DIES SILK CLICKED BALBRIGGAN HOSE AT
TWENTY-FIVE CENTS. ANY MERCHANT CAN
SELL SILK CLICKED BALBRIGGAN HOSE AT
TWENTY-FIVE CENTS. THE QUESTION IS ON
THE QUALITY. WE CLAIM OURS CANNOT BE
EQUALLED. WE OPEN TO-DAY FIFTY DOZEN
MORE AT THE SAME PRICE.
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The Luxury Of a Good Fit
IS known to but few. The annoyance Of frequent
trying on is dispensed with In my establishment
as entirely unnecessary, because coat finished
VIII De one or two sizes smaller than a baSted up
one, and because my special understands his bust
ness. This frequent trying on probably grows
out OF two causes-one, the incompetency OF the
TAILOR or cutter; the other, disposition to yield
Old adage OF :" too many cooks spelling the BROTH"
and the inevitable result, badly fitting garments.
Try my method. GEO C. HENNING
40 9TH street.
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AUCTION SALES.
THoMAs E. wAGGAMAN. Real Estate Auctions

NHoMAs e. wAGGAMAN. Real Estate Auctionesr.
TRUSTEES SALE OF vAIraRLr HOTEL. PROP
kR1I CONTAINING ABOUT THmTY,oNE Csl
HOUSE. SOUTHWEST CORNER OF s. COND
AND STREETS NORTHWEST.
~ virtue 81 deed Of trust dated September 2lst.
1879 recorded IN her No. s99 10 10 l0l, Of the
land rec rds OF the District Of Columbia and the
request OF the party secured thereby will cell a
pubic sasnon n tr9ni Of The prsmi.es MONDAY,
THE NlNETEEN1H DAY or MARCH lSSa q
FIVE O'CLOCK T. NJ. all that parcel Of ground wing
IN the city Of Of Washington. in the District Column
bia known as ali OF Lotseyenteen I'D and the east six
t6) feet Of Lot sixteen de- in Reservation numbered
twelve ll2N with the improvements thereon ae mem
tened above.
Terms Of sale; One third Of the purchase money IN
cash and the residue in two equal rayments nj sx ard
twelve months from Of With por
cent. semi annually, secured by deed trust on the
property Sold all cash. at the oion the pur hs<er
III the terms Of sale not complied within ten oD
DAYS from day Of sale the trustees
sell the property at the risk and defauitno
purchaser. deposit Of $3.50 viii he required when lid e
chascr's cost.
mia A., G. A. JAMES. Trustees.
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IN OUR WHITE GOODS OUR STOCK Is COM
PLETE. WE NOTE SPECIALLY OUR LINE OF
''LINON DE DACCA," OR INDIAN LINEN, WHICH
WE HAVE KEPT REGULARLY FOR THE LAST
THREE SEASONS. WE HAVE OFTEN QUOTED
OUR 15c. QUALITY. WE MAKE A SPECIALITY OF
THIS NUMBER. AND KNOW 1T TO BE BITTER
THAN-No. YOU COME AND EXAMINE THE
QUALIFY AND COMPARE WITH ANY SAMPLES
YOU LIKE.
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WHEN VIZ ADVERTISE

A SPECIAL BARGAIN WE MEAN SPECIAL. WE
SELL HUNDREDS OF ARTICLES AT THE SAME
PRICE AS THEY CAN BE OBTAINED ELSE
WHERE THE WHOLESALE PRICE OF THE
ARTICLE BEING FIXED AT SUCH RATE AS
WILL ADMIT OF BUT ONE RETAIL PRICE. ON
THE OTHER HAND, WE OFTEN OBTAIN
SPECIAL BARGAINS OR CONTROL CERTAIN
LINES OF GOODS WHICH WE KNOW ARE UN-
DER THE MAnn@"" THESE WE CALL TO
YOUR ATTENTION THROUGH THE MEUlCH
OF AN ADVERTISEMENT. FOR INSTANCE, WE
ADVERTISED IN FEBRUARY LADIES HEM
STITCHED LINEN CAMBRIA HANDKERCHIEF
AT l21sc. AS AN EXTRA GOOD BARGAIN.
WE OPEN TO-DAY so DOZEN MORE OF THE
SAME QUALITY AT THE SAME PRICE. THEY
ARE WHAT WE CLAIM.
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CoLORED SILKS. So e. 75c.
FANCY SUMNER SILKS, so. g.. T5c.
BLACK SILKS. 50, 81. 75c.. 81, 81 as. 81. 50.
Immense assortment Of SILKS, CoLORED SILKS.
Garnet Bronze. Dark Green and Ma Blue. only soc.
Our Colorcd Silks at SOC. are worth 7bc.
We are selling an excellent quality BLACK SATIN
(worth 81 for 75c.
Heavy GRoS GRAIN BLACK SILK (worth 81. 2s)
only 81.
COLORED SCRAH SATINS. cheap at soc.
Extra heavy GRoS GRAIN COLoRED SILKS only
ESPECIAL BARGAIN
Our fine quality BLACK FRENCH SILKS reduced
from 81. 80 10 Sl.2
Our finest quality extra heavy GROS GRAIN BLACK
SILKS reduced from 81 to 81. so.
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FRANK SHARPLESS' extensive candy manufac-
tory, at 419 9Th street under Odd Fellows Hall Is
the center o. attraction for candies OF all kinds
He has splendid stock OF the pureSt candies to
De found In this city. and at prices away below
other dealers His caramal5 and fine mixed can
dies, Which he sells at % CTS. per pound, are nard
TO equal and cannot be- beat.
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TWENTY-FIVE PER CENT BELOW COsr-FOr q
rev day we VIII sell at the above discount, pre-.
viOUS 10 our closing auction sale OF the entire
stock OF dry and fancy GOODS Of Mrs. Y. Gutman,
VIZ Itn street northwest By order OF Abraham
ther, assignee.
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HENRY FREEMAN, living near Riggs mill, How
ara county, Md. states that about three weeks
ago thief stole from OF his horse, in a hotel
yard In this city, laprobe, red on one side with
ngure OF BLACK dog In the center, and red and
yellow on the other side.
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Mr.. ID. r. Young

Rest shirts.
50c., 75c. and 81, at j. E. Young's
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NENTs CAsR PRACTICALLY CLOSED
After The STARS report OF the star route trial
closed yesterday, Mr. A. E. Boone was continued
on the stand until the hour OF adjournment, when
the trial was adjourned until Tues lay. as Judge
Wylle VIII be engaged Monday in organizing the
Mr.. Ingersoll announced that he would probably
consume q day In the animation OF Boone.
Mr. bliss SAID that the governments case was
practically closed, with the exception OF the in
PRODUCTION OF the records, comprising 90 large
BOOKS, to prove the revenues oA the various routes
Judge Wylie said that the defense had timely no
tice, and the adJournuaent until Tuesday would
ooviate the necessity OF their Asking for time for
preparation.
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" E LII
w FINE SHIRTS
CHEAPER than any other house in the world and We
don't want you TO take say but call and see the
'Hannis" Shirt for 76c Made Of fine round thread.
long cloth muslin, mot trash full Of prepared sizing to
deceive the syel reinforced with fine linen bosom lined
with linen, linen sleeve bands and linen neck band (not
Union linen. but pure lnen), and felled seems mot
turned over and stitched through with etitch) al
and then worked (not worked and then cut) Only 76c
for the Hannis" ehirt A full stock Of Winter Under
for l2H and 26c. ever sold in this city An tie latest
novelties in Silk Neckwear: 81 Scaxfe sold Tor 81 o.
76c. Scarfs sold tor 40c. At
o22 ME0INNIsS, 1902 street.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-03-03
Good Advice,

Nearly all the Ills that afflict us can be pre-
vented and cured by keeping the stomach, liver
no medicine known that Will do this as surely as
Parkers Ginger Tonic.