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LOCAL MENTION.
The Weather.
OFFICE OF TEE CHIEF sIGxAr OFFICER.


orF1rT OF TEE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER
wksHIS,iTOS. d. c.. Feb. 90. lSSi. 10 am.f
For the middle Atlantic coast generally fair
weather northwest TO southwest Winds rising fol-
lowed on saturday in north and west portions by
falling barometer. nearly stationary followed by
using temperlture on saturday. ON saturday
generally lair and slightly warmer weather Will
prevail IN the southern states east OF the NissIs-
sipP AMI in the middle Atlantic states and the
Ohio valley Warmer weather viii prevail in the
lake region and in tie northwest on saturday.
MEMS French cali hsEd-stitched Shoes in button.
lace or congress. only $50 Mems calf lace shoes,
$50 Men, button SHOES. $3.50 Mems aI-lea ner
Tlnte, s1l7. Boys lace shoes. 15c. Mems slippers.
47c az strasburser Bros, 80 9TH street, and 46l
Pennsylvania ave
SPECIAL SHEof fine shoes, early spring styles:
Ladies' unrivailet - Kid button, widths from TO
LADIES hand->ewed button, In Kid. pebble or
straight goat any sly lie OF heel or toe. - 81 to also
G Z. ) finc ctstOm-nade CATERS button or laced,
plI.a tipped, broad or medium toe, cloth
OF leatAeI-tops. $3.50 To =.
nAHNs sl6 9Th and 1872 Penn. ave.
CrrRcH socIABLE.-The Foundry church sociabie
VIII ,ake place tonight
OUR 81 SHIRT the best In the city. Great variety
OF neckwear and hose. our s. gents CATERS hard TO
bea,. our - hdnd-Sewc1 button the best Mrs. s.
l. Heilbrun, SJo Pennsylvania avenue northwest.
poST fail to read Z Goldschmlds advertisements
In cry Items
button. laced and Congress. III any lyle or width.
legal guarantee given with every pair. VIII lit AID
wear Is well any 8 Shoe SIC 9Th street.
PREMIUM BEEF.
NESSRS. WAKTHES Il Bro.
VIII offer TO the public ON saturday morning.
March list, the beef that took the INST pre-
MUM at the Frederick county fir Tor two
successive seasons, from their stalls, Nos 55l,
So and 5t6 Ill the 9Th street wing VI the Center
Market. Lovers OF choice beef viii ind 1t 10 their
Interest to give them L call.
READ SinsheilneT'S advertisement.
LADIES 81 80 flexible sole, line Kid button, own
make. superior TO any 50 snOe in the District.
U4nn'S, $40 9Th street.
JOB LOTS AT J. BROOKS. S02 .TH.-5 cases fine
Calf haId-sewed laced shoes. $3.50, worth IS: 10
cisrS mems cloth top EditerS bSaUty, s. ~. worth
$50: 100 eases ladies fine Kid button boots. 81.
worth - 50; 1J ladies Kid hand-oewed button
boots, 81, worth S-i-JU
LADIES conmOn-senSe kid and pebble goat shoes,
every pair warranted, only 81 Ladies' pebble goat
shoes, worked button hole, g7c. Ladies' slippers,
lie Misses an-ieather button SHOES, yac. Chill
drenS school shoes, 75c. Cniidren's spring heels,
63C. Infants kid ami pebble button shoes, :S5c, at
HYDRoAETERS, Tor testing all kinds Of liquids,
Hemplera
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COURT IN GENERAL TERN.
Yesterday, Henderson agt District Of Columbia:
application for mandamus argued and submitted.
In re Raphael Sanger, bankruptcy; petition OF Hig-
gins, Cobb Co. dismissed
To-day, Brownagt. Clark; on hearing.
EQUTTY COURT.-Jud0e McArthur
Yesterday, Middleton agt. Middleton; withdrawal
OF petition Of Eliza POld allowed.
To-day, Rosecrans agt. District; withdrawal Of
suit allowed Diggs agt. Robertson payment to
Mary Jones nee Lee, by CLARK ol1sFsd p Gem aet
tees ratified Mcdonald agt Starr reference tt au-
deed, &C., ordered.
CRIMINAL COURT-JudOa Wvlfe.
Yesterday, VIM. Robinson, ASSAULT not guilty.
Edward Berry, alias Simms, grand larceny; guilty
of petit larceny six months In jail Frank Queenan,
housebreaking in night; guilty; sentenced to one
year in the penitentiaTy.
To-day, James Flaherty, arra.gned for house
breaking in the night store OF B. II. StinemeN 4
Son, On February 11th), pleaded not guilty. sonny
Webb. perjury in the case Of Robert Fl. Harris alias
John Harris, and w. H. Thomas, tried December
18th last for the larceny of gold atch valued at
$3.50 from c. c. Huntley, pleaded not guilty.
Edward Brice. murder of Peter Washington on Feb
ruary 18th, pleaded not guilty. Robert Gray and
Ellis Tuce, indicted with RictMrl Yxnakrpea for
housebreaking tstOre OF Michael O'Brien) pleaded
not guilty. James Price, assault and battery on
Caroline Price: verdict not guilty.
POLICE CoURT-Judge Shell.
To-day, Ella Chase, a cOlOreG woman, with num-
erOuS aliases, was charged with the larceny of
various articles from the stores OF Max JeowItz and
George Melling at 1910 and 1926 9TH street reSpec-
lively. The case was sent to the grand jury. Ed
ward Hudson, OF 1853 ~ street southwest, was up
for assaulting his wife. He was already under
him TO give 500 bonds additional go to jail for
six months.
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Co1oRED Silks
&c., &C. 75c. SIC. 81 co. s125
FANCY SILKS,
S71Sc., Soc. &c, 75c.. Sic, $1.O0
BLACK SILKS,
&c.. &c. 75c., SIC. $1O0, to $500
CHEAPEST SILKS IN WASHINGTON.
CARRIERS. III MARKET SPACE
CHEAPEST Yard wide Bleached Cotton in the United
sssI Sc y styles excel
lent Hts ss VSa es xars Sss
coLokEp sATINs cream. pink garnet, light b,ue
HANDSOME SESc 4 Sc SILKS cream, pink xbits
t9s f eorros widest
and s SsEE s sf nH afsnal sss 2a
fEssa pu ss ss
M new YORK ORR Mills Mi sHEEr1Na single w,at, n1
sSa asSueed RON &c. to
CARRIERS,
febl6 I'll MARKET SPACE
BARGAINS m
SEAL SKIN sAcouEs
FUR-IINED CIRCULARS
We VIII be compelled in few Sp4 % "A
fnrs and Ladies' Wraps from'GS iFtr BeSSff IaSnn
Before doing this we will sell n e:
S6-nch SEAL SACQUEs at s115. sl26 and a1s6
S7-inch SEAL SACQUES al Sl45
SS-inch SEAL SACQUES at SI55
A-inch SEAL sACQUES at s170.
l-inch SEAL SACQUEs (Large size, a1ao
4A-inch SEAL SACQUES at 1900
4S-inch SEAL sACQUES at So4O
Are prime fSs and those desiring
up, st ~ wv
WILLETT l. RUoFFs,
febl6 COS Pennsylvania sveuuA
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NEW French JERSEYS.
SEATON PERRY
SUCCESSOR To PERRY BROTHER,
HAS JUST RECEIVED LARGE INVOICE OF
IMPORTED PLAIN AND BRAIDED JERSEYS.
az IN HIS VIII AI.-WoOL FRENCH STOCKI-
TThLH GARNET, BioMN AND NAVY BLUE.
EM iE,I CASHMERE AND CREPE DE
MEN fKlN;En ALI,IINEN LAWNS.
EfnntB tlt,t BATI,Tt AND Saline ROBES.
tKKbbNiE SA!INhS - GREAT VARIETY
ANDEESON'S SCOTCH ZEPHYR CLOTHS
NV fl.iNhhD SHlRl ling LINENS AND PER-
SEM WliITE GooDs-IRIsH AND GERMAN
ELEGANT VARIETY OF NEW AII-woot. FRENCH
u. IS ,iEXIh "ES FOR PLAIN AND COMDI-
MEN ZEN, s SPIN SHADES N TRICoTs AND BROAD
Mn PLAIN AND FItU RED INDIA SILKS
EXTRA GOOD VAN rs" IL BIAt tf;t,S-GRAIN
SlIhS AT ~. 5! 90 81 = To s.. 80 PER YARD.
" in LARGE AND COMP Ell STOCK OF RAD
ZlME. :. oTTOMANS. STRAHS AND StTINS IN
bi-AcH MD AL SHADES FOR DAY AND
B:Mnh TWISTED SILK EEr;NANIES.
LUPIN'S NEW SPRING AND 81 NAiFR RACK
Di;ESS FABIiCS
sECmolCE GOODS. PLAIN FIGURES AND COR
RECT PRICES GUARANTEED.
sEATON PERRY.
Perry Building
Established lS4O feb23
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New SrRrss GooDs
TRCNNEL CLARK
No. sl1 Market Space.
Are adding New Goods in al the Latest Styles their
STOCK daily.
New French Satines. Sicilian and Ottoman.
Cotton Fabrics iii Choice Designs
Hare Bsrvans II SlIrah and ancy Silks
Also Grand Assortment usual reliable Black and
Colored skis.
Lurns Blak Goods in great variety at Bottom Prices
We rave marked down lot of Fancy Hosiery desirable
Goods 10 abb ut one-half OF their usual value
Table Li1e1s, Towels. Napkins Crashes &C. large
Stock, low prices
INSPECTION SOLICITED
ONE PRICE ONLY
febl6 TRUNNEL 4 CLARK
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CITY AND DISTRICT.
An,usemens>. &c, TO-pighr.

Amusemenss. &c, Tonight.
NATIONAL DECENTRALIZATION, Wilson l. Co.'S
minStrel6
FORD'S OPERA HOUsE--WynGham comedy COM
pany In "14 Days All "Ruth'S Romance"
THEATER CoMIQUE.-"The Mormon and yare
ties
DINE MASSACHUSETTS, and interesting per-
fOrInlnce.
LINCOLN HALL-Grand variety entertainment.
CONGREGATIONAL CHURcH-Concert by ST. Ce-
ella Quartette and Y.M.C.A. orchestra.
Y.M.C.A. RooMs-Prof. Boyds free lecture on the
"Art of Memory"
CLAB.UGH HALL, 1880 14rH SrRRET.-Apron bazaar
and festival
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Affairs i'm West washington.

BUILDING ASSOCIATION. - The seventh annual
meeting OF the Eleventh building association was
held last night at Goddard's hall. The following
officers were reelected for the ensuing year: VIM.
Ciabaugh. president; James Goddard, vice presi-
dent: K E. Frey. treasurer; +. King, secretary;
Joseph +. Birch, Thomas bowling, Edgar Frisby,
=. ~ Lawton. John Leetch, Albert Miller and d. f.
Robinson, directors: Jesse II. Wilson and VIM. Cla-
baugh. trustees. owing to the absence by reason
or sickness OF the secretary, Mr.. Ferdinand King,
no annual report was submitted 81 800 was sold,
being II shares, at the maximum rate. $3.50 per
share.
The WEDDING Of MI. Ohio NJ. Burrows, of Ten
leytown, TO Miss Sarah f. Reynolds Of Long Island,
took place last evening at O'Clock AT the West
street Presby terian church Many friends were
present. and the brides presents were numerous
ana valuable. among which, from her mother, was
the entire furniture for their house.
a BAD kOAD.-lhe River road, near the old Fritz
Zell house. Is almost impossible by reason OF the
trough OF the spring there being nled up. The road
has become filled with water. which is now frozen.
CoLp.-lhe thermometer is reported to have been
down TO at O'Clock this morning.
A VESSEL STCLEN.-Mr. j. Henry Wilson, the col
lector OF customs at this port has received let
From FalrpOf. Va, stating that the schooner Alec:l
Shnn has been stolen from that locality by parties
unknown, and is supposed to be at work in the Po-
tomac river.
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Silks AND DRnss Goops.
OUR IS CENTS SILK ACKNOWLEDGED TO BE THE
bEsI IN THE CITY AT THAT iRICE.
ALSO 10 PIECES FANCY SILK beautiful shades At
Sucents-richly worth Sloo
ALL THE NEW SHADES GERSrERs at c3 cents
CASES SHORT END COTToNS at :. Sand cents
said to be equal TO Fruit Wansu:ta and Pride the
FULL WIDTH SHEETING. at q and IS cents
ALL WINTER GOODS AT COST
~ GEO. j JOHNSON
Ieo1' .l3 Market Space.
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DRY GOODS.
New SPRING DREss Goops.
V. n. SHCSTER & SONS

w.M SINISTER SONS
HAVE OPENED LARGE AND ATTRACTIVE
STOCK OF CHOICE DRESS GOODS. SELECTED
LAST WEEK IN NEW YORK FROM THE VERY
LATEST IMPORTATIONS, AND REPRESENTING
ALL THE NOVELTIES FROM THE PARIS MARKET
SILKS in ali the sha'ss.
PONGEE in DESIGNS
IOkAHAMA SILkS in choice colors.
FRENCH SATTEENS and SICIL1ENNE
CHOICE WOOLENs. NEW PI.AIDS
CASHMERES and TRICOTINES
Full Stock OF Choice MOURNING GOODS. MOURN
ING sHAWLS wIth Crepe Borders
EMBROIDERED FICHUS. SO
ONE PRICE
". NJ SINISTER SONS
9l9 Pennsylvania ayenue
n. B.-THE BEST is THE CHEAPEST feh26
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Esesici OS fsan Poor.

CHARITY DISPENSED THROUGH TIIL POLICE
Poor faIliiie, were relieved through Major Owe
OF the police department, yesterday. as follows:
Second precinct, , white families; fourth precinct
colored and white families: fifth precinct, 2
White families: sixth precinct. c0ored and hite:
seventh precinct,3 cClored and White families:
and eighth precinct, cOlored and1 white-IHsk;nc
II col0red and 10 white families relieved OF 40 per-
sons.
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The REBELLIoUS STUDENTS AT HAMILTON COL
LEGE.-At a meeting OF the senior Class OF Hamil-
ton college, New York, held yesterday, thirty
nine MIN members being present, it was learned that
the students five supported the faculty. ANA three
were undecided. IL was resolved TO obtain legal
advice and TO empower the executive committee OF
the class to place the matter before the board OF
trustees OF the college
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The Garfield Memorial EHospitaI.

MEETINGS YESTERDAY OE THE LADIES ASSOCIATION
AND The: BOARD OF DIRECTORS.
At meeting of the LADIES' Aid association OF the
Garfield Memorial hosnita. yesterday afternoon,
MIS- Senator Logan p.'siiing, interesting reports
were made by Miss Fre,inghuysen, recording Sec
rotary. and Mrs Senator Blair corresponding Sec
rotary. Mrs. Miranda TuOcl;. the treasurer SUBJ
mltted her report, showing that 5000 - had been
received and the amount of cash hand dis
burSementS WAS S11l.35. Justice Samuel F. Miller
president of the board CT directors, at the inst ac
OF Mrs. Logan. took the chair and read his annual
report 10 the board OF directors. 4 ~ nopsis OF
which has been published. The present reaourcaS
@! Inc hoSpil n were reported TO consist CT TIE sun
OF s4.123.l9 on deposit in b nk. and the sum OF
s'11. 30 III The hands OF the Ladies Aid sOciety A
brief address was made by Judge Bacon. OF Utica,
Ny.
The boari OF directors met shortly after the
hdits meeting, and passed resolutions authorizing
the Cpeiling Of the hospital On tl,St OF MAY next
ahdthe expenditure OF Il 900 for improvements on
the present building.
Mrs Sara y. spencer delivered to the directors in
Dehaf OF swiss Benevolent society a handsome oil
painting. 1:ils painting was placed Ia Mrs
spencer care ut the tine OF the Garfield Non,l-
incnt fair to b. sod. and the proceeds DC divided
between me Garfield hospital and the Garfield
monument ful. As IL was not sold. at the r.
quest Of the Swiss Benevolent society, rs Spencer
delivered il To lie Garfield hc-btal,
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TURKISH CARPETS AND RIGS AT PRIVATE SALE.
MI ling VIII sell all day tomorrow Turkish
carpets and rugs at private sale. This viii be the
hst opportunity offered TO secure these fine goods
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GAEArASpP osrr.vrCLosrxcSALE
TO CLOSE BUSINESS By APRIL lsr.
EVERYTHING AT COST.
STUDY THESE PRICES:
Cousins fine Kid Button tina. S. 50 price So 20
Cousins te Kid and sts.rht Goat hand-sewed that
are sS " TI, Bi, siee sw so That er sold
All l2,.l $ fine Kid strsiSht Goat and Pebble But
tor that l. We been :'3 and 81 now at 81 and s. DO
One lot misses fine Kid sp.ing Heel that cost s.,
About 100 pairs chdren's Shoes with heels. at 45c
MEs'S SHOES.
Burt's fine Calf Baton, Lace and Congress that have
s. 90 They are tie very best go DIS made nd at this
All our other Mems and Boys Shoes marked down to
We positively close April 1st Store for rent and fix
Those in want of Slippers should not miss this op-
port0nlty- Remember name.
SINSHEIMER l. BRO,
feb12-1m sos 18th street. between H and L
$4,000 OF THE CAPITAL STOCK
OF THE vAPoR FUEL COMPANY OF VIRGINIA
for sale lots of TO- 49, 90 Is shares and upward to suit
purchasers Inquire Of
HARRY c. TOWERS CO.. Bankers and Brokers.
feb16- Inn 142o street northwest.
SECURITY From Loss BIZ BURGLARY
ROBBERY FIRE OR ACCIDENT
TIE NATIONAL. SAFE DEPOSIT CoMPANI
ConSEK l5TH STREET AND NEW v YORK s Az; o.,
Perpetual Charter. act OF Congress january I'd lS6I
1 + Il: sSS s. ga
sSSoTns to size and ios1 ar ana Desks ad
VAULT DOORS GT g4lRT 0cF pY THE SARGENT
sEcgRTEs k kSp .aa sHK e syez
sf EAT the 1sf Loxe Rst on
eE fSyRkH q PRE ss Co.
'iSi ssfst sFoa ai'sis5 sfsss es;, -. 49,,
!ehs c9sssls: Henry 4; WiilssG
A''t'' L. "''f''A! John g. pari a0luAS A'AnA d,
i Fund LIFE 1ssoc1ATIoN having for year csr
snlasd their inf asshSods the country. has
localities and appointing committees attend the an
nual meeting Of the Association for the purpose
vetgatng for the truth fasity of these
charges and the actual condition of the affairs Of the
sas
nous endorsement by every committee
Extract from the report of the Buffalo committee:
s.. = With every facility for detecting fraud
crookedness INSTRUMENTATION indication thereof
found. IT the company lie not in healthy, proc
porous condition dealing Justly with it's members and
honorably with the public then appearances decep
tive and facts unreliable"
Extract from the report Of the Baltimore committee
. From every inquiry made, all the investiaa-
ton given to the matter and from their personal ohr
citation entirely worthy Of entire confidence Of it's
members 1t is truly mutual association, where each
member forms component part and s powerful fac-
tor to do good or harm" Once 40. 1909 H street
feb4 LII. KNIGHT. General Agentg
M CUNNINGHAM. "HATTERn HAS JUST RE-
Ul . ceived tho SPRING STYLE BLOCK Gilk Hat
made to order Old Styles regpodeled I'll n sfrtrf
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Funeral OF Cen. Ord.

MILITARY HONOl.S TO HIS MEMORY.
The remains OF Major General f. o. {. Ord, which
arrived in New York yesterday from Havana,
where he died last July OF yellow fever, were
brought to this city, arriving at the B. p railroad
depot this morning at $40 o'clock. The casket was
In plain wooden box, which was borne to the
baggage room and covered with the American
c0iors. at the head lay a large wreath of oak
leaves and a number OF floral pieces. which had
Decn sent b. Gen. Hancock. were placed on the
coffin. The remains were in charge OF Lieut.. Ord,
son OF the deceased A guard OF honor from the
military post In New York, consisting OF Lieut..
EoIfer 3tn L. = artillery, and six SergcantS accom-
panied the remains rom New York. At II o'clock
the military escort from the arsenal, consisting OF
tile Light battery and Two loot batteries from The
20 artillery arrived at the Depot. They We're COM
man,d by Gen. Ayers ami his aides. LeutenAnts
Mitchell and smith.
n strain Of music from the I'd artillery band
announced TO the troops, who were drawn up in
line along 9th street, that the remains We're being
removed from The depot. squad OF sn.uierS car
iieu the COLIN Which was preceded by the follow
Ing palbearerS: Gen. Benet, CHIEF ordnance
Gen. Macieely, coInmisslry general; Gen Wright
CHEF engineer; Gen. Ham chief signal officer
Gen. Stckett. Inspector general: Gen Rochester
paymaSter general: Gen. iiOlabird QuartermaSter
general. and Gen. Murray, surgeon general. In
mediately behind the coffin the son OF Gen.
ord then Gen. SheridaD and his aides Aiiutalt
Gen. Drum, Gen. RuggeS. Col. benjamin AMI
others OF the army. The funeral party entered
carriages, and preceded 10y the military escort
with reversed arms and SnrouCed cOlOlS. took up
The line OF march for Oas Ill., where the funeral
service was conducted by i;ey DIR. Leonard.
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RARE ATTRACTION
FOR THE LADIES AT
CHR. RCPPFRTS
Nos. ln3 ard 405 9TH street northwest
Now on hand q MAGNIFICENT stock uf EMBROIDERED
SLIPPERS. CT SIlIDNS TABLE COVERS Tides:
NhiSk HoLll.RS of different designs
Fancy WoRsIED WORK and KNITTED GOODS Of
every description Complete OUTFIT Children
MERlNo CLoAkS Chlldr,m's LACE SATIN aud
VEIN TT BpNNETS.
Germantown and Zephyr WORSTED
German KNITTING YARN, all culors and all kinds
Of EMBEolDERED MATERIALS ON hand It the low
est market price. dis
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PECIAL!
This week we shall offer Great Bargains in
EMBROIDERIES AND LACES.
We guarantee them to be far the cheapest goods In
the CITY
~
= P E IA L..

Lot HANDSOME PATTERNS at &C. q yard. worth
from &C. to lOc.
l Lot ELEGANT GOODS some Patterns, very wide at
10c. yard worth from Iac to 1Sc
Lot ELEGANT FLOUNC1NGS at 25c. a yard worth
from SO. to 46c
l Lot VIDE TORCHCN LACE. worth 25c yard will
be sold at 14c yard
1 Lot ORIENTAL LACE, Puzzled Ed.e, 15c . yard,
worth 25c
We have. beyond all doubt. the best Csc Oriental
Laces III the city.
Just received a lot Of BEADED FRONTS, which we
viii sell IL great bargain One lot o. positively
worth Sc. Others in proportion.
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ANroS FrsHrR.s
Chemical Dry Cleaning Establishment
M. 91 q street northwest
THlkTl YEARS. EXPERIENCE
ladies' and Gtltemll's Garments; also Velvet and
Plush Cloks, Craze Wells Iacts Gloves etc are per.
iectly CLEANED 10y this superior pro,ess
LADIES EVENING DRESSES A SPECIALLY
GenGII Clothes Cleaned by this proc.ss will not
lose their original shape and grease spots guaranteed
he removed eifectualy Price 81 50 aud N IS per
suit. ii
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A CITY OFFICIAL CHARGED WITH STEALING
CHICKENs.-A few weeks ago Recorder HickO., was
detected stealing chicken from the grocery store
OF Thomas hopkins, at West HobOken, n. j. The
town committee ordered an Investigation at which
other dealers testified against hicaOk. :ic was
asked to resign. but refused. The town committee
has suspended him and ordered that no prisoners
be taken before him
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Special ssaryain. in x,ahn,s

SVcCAdA staskS VA k1dHn7S
Reliable Solid Leather SaoeS.
Ladies' CSC. Kid and Pebble Button and Laced
Ladies' Sl50 stviish Kid ButtoE. cheap al y.
Ladies' S1.25 Solid FoXed. Kid and Goat Button
Gents 81 Durable Working Shoes.
Gents $50 Laced. Button and Congress
BOYS 10. a Calf Button: usual price s1.15.
Misses Il Spring Heel Button. sizes II to =
Infants Button, all co.ors, 2Jt. up.
SD .tl Il. aud 1922 Penna. ave-
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PIANOS AND ORGANS.

H AILET. DAVIS 4 cos UPRIGHT PIANOS-A
new and superb stock these uneQuxlled -
Pianos . the spIg:l', Trade HHTn
Great bargains and easy terms w.
III. l. SUMNER Agent,
feb23 sll Ninth street noyfhvest
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THE MARYLAND LEGISLATCRE-In the Maryland
senate yesterday the bill to tax mortgages WAS
defeated, and in the house OF DELEGATES the hill
reducing marriage licenses met similar fate. Il
Dill was introduced III the SPlIlte to incorporate the
Baltimore Butchers AbattO!T ANA Live Stock COM
pany Unf,.y3TDe reports were adopted on The
bills making, county school commissioners elective.
AMI atrJ!iShnS the charge LOT textbooks. Bills
were Introduced to establish a state system OF
scholarships Tor the education ana training OF
teachers III lieu o. specai acts OF endowment and
appropriations To colleges, and TO equalke the
gambling law.
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GEO. ANDREWS. OVERSEER IN THE LOWELL
~ Carpet Corporation. for twenty years be-
fore his removal to lowell afflicted with salt rnen in
its worst FORM Its alterations actually more
than half the surlace Of his body aud limbs He was
entirely cured by Ayers Sarsspara See certificate in
Ayers Almanac 1854 LA
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-02-29

OUR 81 SHIRT the best in the city. Great variety
OF neCEwcar and hose. Our So gents CATERS hard TO
beat. our - hand-SeWe1 button the best. Mrs. 5.
l. Heilbrun 2J5 PennSy wanna avenue northwest.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-02-29
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WILL SELL OUR ENTIRE STOCK OF DRY GOODS
AND CARPETS AT COST
No GOODS CHARGED At PEFSrNT pPICCS

WILL SELL OUR ENTIRE STOCK OF DRY GOODS,
AND CARPETS AT COST
No GOODS CHARGED AT PRESENT PRICES
Black Dress Silks marked down to 90 cts 95 cts IL
500, ~ 40.
Sunncr Silks marked down to &c cts. 40 cts, 43 cts
Sc cts. 81 ctS, 50 CT, - cts
lack Casllaerla Acd o. to JG cts 40 cts A cts
AZ cts, 80 cts, sc cts
Colored Dress Satns marked down rom 81 to Is cts
Surah Dress Silks marked down to So cts
Colored Dress Silks marked down to 81 cts rs cts.
Remnants of Barnseys b.rached Table Lin, rs hal prIce
Bieached Table Linens marked down to sc cts, SO cts
Az cts. A. cts. A cts, ii cts, IS cts 80 cts.
Wamsutta Bieacled Cotton, yard wide scents
TOW SON'S
e36 Pennsylvania Avenue fSouth Sde).
febc6 Near Center Market.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-02-29

CrrRCH SOCIABLE.-The Foundry church sociabie
VIII iake place tonight.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-02-29

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