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NEW REGULATIONS ASSOUNCED-THE CROWN PRINCES
WORSHIP OF BISMARCK.
In a rescript addressed TO Gen. Won Schellendorf,
the minister Of war, under date Of March 20, En-
perOr Frederick says:
alike his majesty, my father, shall devote my
immediate and unremitting attention 10 my army.
The Infantry drill regulations introduced by the
late emperor and king. and subjected 10 repeated
changes 10 suit the times. have up to the present
proved satisfactory; but they now require altera-
IiOn IN order 10 meet the demands upon the soldier
arising from the progress made in the art OF manu-
featuring fTearm>, and To provide time for a more
thorough Individual dTiiing, and a more uni
form and strict training OF the men under fire.
Win this view, i desire especially TO draw
attention 20 the eXptt1ency OF doing away
with the system OF formation IN treble ranks IL is
not used IN war. and can BE- dispensed with In
time Of peace. desire also to JeratiOns thus
required - arranged that men on leave when
ordered o. TeiUin their cOlOrs. may, without
special Training, adapt themselves 10 the new
regulations
Tne CROWN prince In tOasting Prince Bismarck
~ the CuaLce!lOr'S recent birthday banquet said
that he desired. on such an suspicious Occa-
sion. 20 be allowed 20 draw a picture OF the
empire as A. appeared to him at the present time
IL Nas IIAe an army corps that has lost its
supreme commander in a campaign, and whose
first offiCer has been severely wounded. AT this
were looking with anxiety and hope 10 the nag
and Its bearer. upon whom everything Depended
But concluded the prince, 1.-THE bearer OF our
nag Is our ll1stTIOus Prince our great chancellor
liz goes before Us. We follow him. Long may he
live
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Alleged CiyiI.service Abuses.
III. SENATE INVESTIGATION or TIE PHILADELPHIA
POST-OFFICE-

THg SENATE ISyEsTI6A ALTON or THE PHILADELPHIA
POsT-OFFICE-
The senatorial committee, charged with the In
yestlgatiOn OF the alleged abuses OF the ciyiser-
vice law began the investigation OF the Phladei-
phia pOst-OfIice yesterday Senators Haze, NAH
dersOn and Blodgett We're present.
c. G. Hanley testified that he had been dis
charged from letteT-carrier's position because ne
was a republican. old soldiers. he said, had been
turned out 10 make places for FOUNDERS ana pohll-
eians many OF whom witness had seen working
hard at the polls since their appointment. some OF
the democrats who had been appointed 10 succeed
the republicans had themselves aIterwaru been
discharged because they were Randall democrats
and We're against the HarTity faction in the party.
He knew OF twelve of these men VINO had been
discharged Just prior to the primaries held 10 elect
delegates TO the last democratic state convention
held at Allentown. There are now in tine post
Of1ice but 50 OF the 40 republicans VINO served
with him. The others had been discharged and
replaced by democrats. -
S.epuen MOnIry democrat testified as 10 the
existence OF a committee in his ward 10 get places
for party workers. Several selected by this commit
tee had got Offices He said he mad asked Maxwell
Stevenson recently, democratic candidate Ior
Congress- 70 get appointments Tor some Oh the
workers. Mr.. stevenson said, why don't they go
up and pass the examination nrSt?' witness re-
pied that perhaps some OF them could not pass, 70
which Mr. stevenson replied that II the men went
up for examination and could not pass, II they
could read and write somebody would De sent up
10 pass the examination Tor them witness Sald
he mad heard that EmmitJ Fitzpatrick had per-
sOnated Michael Maher, who Is now letter-car-
rier and 70 was rumOred that George Kelly had
persOnaIci j. H. McCfarr1gle, who had been thus
able 10 get through
Captain MagnOn testified TO the discharge OF
wounded 4 MON soldiers.
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DRY GOODS.


sEAroN PERRY
(Soccessor to PKRRY BnoD
WILL OPEN on FASTER MONDAY THE --LATEST
efhIN9 N0SkLIIEy IN ALL pEPARTMENTS
NEM PARIS COMBINATION SUITS
N ksr Fs sESPkEss rABRicS
NEW INDIA SILKs
NNHwSEEA HNSs sIlks
NEM SIDE.BAND FRENCH CHERONS.
EASLSslNE DESIGNS" IN FINEST FRENCH
:, LATEST NOVEL tbs IN PLAID. STRIPED AND
PLAIN SCOTCH ZEPHYRS
NEW BLOCK PRINTED FRENCH sATEEN ROBES
NEW EMBRoipEREp arNeHAN ROBES
NEW EMBROIDERED BATISTE ROBES
NEW EMBROIDERED F1CHUs
NEM EMBk0lDERED SCARFS
NEW IMPORTED JERSEYS
NEW CHUDDA SHAwLS
NEW SILK SHAwLs
NEW C0IORS IN SILK WARP HENRlETTAS.
NEW COL0RS IN ALLcWOQL HENRlErTAx
NEW PATTERNS IN IMPORTED CHAILIS
NEW DESIGNS" IN PRINTED ENGLISH
ANDERSoNs SCOTCH TENNIS sUITINas
NEW ENGLISH COSTUME CLOTHS
CLOTHS
NEW IMPORTED WHITE GOODS
NOVELTIES IN HANDkERCH1EFa
NEW FAST BLACK" HOSIERY
TREFOUSSE KID GLOVES.
ERENCH {: CoksE1s.
SHADES, AND UMBRELLAs --
"a sPECIALTY,mLUPIN'sC CELEBRATED MOURN
WPLAiN FIGURES AND CORRECT PRIcEs
SEArON PERhY,
Perry Building. Pennsyivsnis ave. coz. 9th q:
Establshed l640. mh31
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OUNCANSON BROS. Auctioneers.

nUNCANSON BROS. Auctioneers
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY IN
Ef Sbf SE t tNp SHEEE = s sSfAHE TSS
SEEP BAT s aSS II ff k EHN q HHE
sE5a HHf# sIs$
the ssa
passed in q cause YheEeT Martha Anderson is
ssas shall A on THSksbtY AfTEkSooS Hfk IL
premises sell the following described real estate az
nated in said District to wit All that part Of lot 49,
lot Numbered II and running thence southwsrdiy 81
feet inches to 3O.fS9t alley: thence westxardy 80
and thence eastwsrdly with Virginia avenue 81 feet
inches place of beginning containing 3S6S square
Terms Of sale: One-third cash. the balance in two
OF sale with six per cent interest the cash payment to
be made within ten days after the day OF SALE of which
ali cash ut option Of purchaser Decree court su-
thorzes trustee to sell property as whole or in sepa
II terms of sale are complied with within ten days
Of sss
w. sh 1i ss Real tsa;s s
Insurance Co. shown At sale Urn. s,,.,,
MAGNIFICENT BUILDING LOT o. C0NNECTI:
AVENUE AND n STREET, FIR. MING ON Con.
NECTICUT AVENUE THIRTY AND EIGHTY
SIX OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES FEET.
1893 Mo u haFksf fiSE GdLoSK
VIZ no Fl IF EP9s IN OF 49,
beginning for the same Connecticut avenue 30
feet from the southwest corner Of said
lot; running thence said avenue nOrthwestery
80 861OO feet thence northeasterly 1O5 100 feet
thence east 40 feet TO 15-foot alley: tn nee
south with said alley IA feet to point distant
q $500 feet north Of southeast corner Of said lott
thence westerly parallel with south line Of said lot
LA 60 100 feet to the place Of beginning.
One Of the finest building lots In the city being
the side Of Connecticut avenue near the British
legation residence Of Justice Mstthews and Others
Terms: One-third cash. balance in ! and year,
notes to bear cent Interest from day OF sale
able and to be secured By deed Of trust
on premises or all cash. st option Of purchaser. con-
yeyancing &C, at purchasers cost deposit Of $3.50
required at sale. Terms TO be complied with in 10
days. otherwise right reserved to resell ct risk and
cost Of defauting after public notice
Of such resale IN newspaper published in wssh-
sp2-dds DUNCANsoN BROS. Auctionesn
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Thought Ia was All Right.

HAD not HEARD FROM HIS WIFE FOR SEVERAL YEARS.
so CONCLUDED TO GET ANOTHER
PIrTsBURG, April A middle-aged German
coupIe applied for a marriage license yesterday.
The usual inauisition proceeded very nicely until
Register Connor asked the man II he had been
rnsrrted before 10 which the man replied that he
had -,.
eyes"
"IIave you a divorce from herr
ssNO. get holdings from her any more don't
even hear from her for five or six years She say
she want holdings more to do with NE, 50 say
I'll get me alOder woman"
Register COnnor explained TO the man that ne
would not get another woman In that Office under
such circumstances, and the couple left
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SAvrp Hrs Lsa'
soaovu1A OF THE BONE CURED.



LxTHox1- a. August IL. 1857
r., a,-cryro % Atlanta "a.
0entlemen-I have been afnicted with ulceza-
ton Of the legs ever since was child, the dis
eass undoubtedly being hereditary, - my
mother suffered from scrofuious symptoms. As
advanced to MANHOOD my amicsaon increased
until the maAsoy became nsrrassang ana painful
beyond the power OF words 70 describe. MY
right leg nerucuary oecAme teariuIy m
voived. tine ieit reg Deins iess pa'niuiiS snecteo
f1naliy ABOUT 1our'een ye.rs seo' the ulcers on
my risnt ie9 hso eaten .nrouSn 'no nesn INTO
the pone. IN oruer 70 rsVe my ,us 'ue aoctof1
oetermineo 70 enpu'.'e my iss oeiow INC 1nso.
Inc oper."n wns peI,or.neu "
". n. v. ~. Mue', ol AuAne' suu IL W.
..;,, q, nv, .v.te,n and soon b.,,n 20 show ;t..le
again. In short time after large ulcers ap-
peared on my left leg, COVERING 1t from the knee
~
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The Hearts Mechanism.


In the human subject the average rapldity OF
the eordiac pulsation for an adult male Is about
seventy beats per minute. These beats are more
frequent, a rule, In young children and in
women, and there are variations within certain
limits In particular persons owing 10 peculiarities
OF organization. IL would not necessarily be- an
Abnormal sign 70 md In some particular indiyid-
uAls The habltual frequency Of the hearts action
1rOm sixty 10 sixty-nye or from seyeny-nve TO
eighty per minute. AS rule the hearts action Is
slower and more powerful IN fully developed and
muscular Organizations, and more rapid and
neoler In those OF slighte FORM
In animals, the range IS from twenty-five 10
forty-1ye In the cold blooded and nifty upward In
.ne warm-olooded animals, except In the case OF
we morse which has very slow heartbeat, only
Iory strokes minute. The pulsations OF men
anu AL animals dlner with the sea level also The
WOfk OF healJhy human heart has been shown 10
eqeAi tne feat OF raising fve tons four hundred
weight one FOOT per hour, OF lbs tons In twenty
to0l hours The excess OF this work under alcO-
MOI 10 varying quantities Is often very great A
curious ejaculation has been made by DR. Rich
hruson. giving the work OF the heart In mileage.
Presuming that the blood was thrown out OF
tne heart al each pulsatiOn In the proportion OF
s4Iy-nlne strokes per minute and az the assumed
iVrce OF y leet, the mileage OF the blood through
lhe Dody might be taken at POI yards per minnie
uiH-s Per ho1r. lbs miles day. 81 $40 miieS ner
!e1, u o,l5O,sS0 miles In a lifetime OF eighty
.Vuf years. The number OF bea, OF the heart In
2,sd9,776Oo0 e 'N'~ VI
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Lay Dead ON Top Of a Car.

AKRON. April 4.-The dead body OF p. F. Bissell,
q brakeman on the Erie Railroad, was found on
top OF bOx-car train when IL arrived here yester-
day. The trainmen saw BisSel lying ON the car,
but Thought he was resting 1t is supposed that he
was struck by bridge, as slight bruises were
found on his head An inquest Will be held.
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THIS EVENING.
WALTER B. WILLIAMS L CO., Auctioners.

nv ALIEn d. WILLIAMS 4 Co, Auct0ners.
ANNUAL SPRING SALE OF FINE TRIPLE SILVER
PLATED WARE, ROGERS TABLE CUTLERY
MAN1EL CLOCKS AND BRONZES, BY ORDER
OF THE TAUNTON SILVER PLATE COMPANY
At our salesroom. corner 10th street and peunsyl-
vania svenue northwest. sales daily at ELEVEN
O'CLOCK A. NJ. resuming at HALF-PAST TWO and
HALF.PAST SEVEN p NJ, commencing on THURS
DAY, MARCH TWENTY-NINTH, continuing daily
until entire stock Is closed out.
The goods are in every respect as repre-
sented Outof town purchasers can have goods care.
fully packed.
Terms: Cash.
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w 1sun,s CoooA-rHrrA

Easily dieested: Of the finest favor hearty bever.
dtye Thoroughly tested; nutritious; palstahe; nm
excelled II purity; no unpleasant after enectA Re-
Quires NO boiling
Marian Harland. Christine Terhuns Hsrrick. Dean
4 r. Thomas, NJ D., pronounce Il the best Of al the
powdered chocolates. No other equals Is In flavor,
purity. and antdyEpeptic qualities. Sold BY 0rOcegI
sample mailed Tor 10 stamps.
~ O WILBUR SONS.
d14-w.skm,0m Philadelphia RA
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Dox.r
PLEAD THE BABY ACT.
BE A MAN
COME UP TO THE SCRATCH SMILING.
If man calls you liar don't retaliate by saying
Youre another" but let drive ct him with all your
might Land the blow squarely between his two eyes,
or under his chin. and Is he drops tell him to Pull
down his vest and wipe of his chin" He will feel
all the better for having had good shaking up. It
will teach him to be more civil
Then POUR GOALS OF FIRE ON HIS HEAD" by
being generous and magnanmous
his Overcast became soied by the tumble step into
VICTOR Els and replace it with handsome SPRING
OvERCOAT, all WOOL with silk facings 1t will only
cost you
Or. If his suit spoiled by contact with Mother
Earth" VICTOR E will furnish you with an All-wool
Suit. sack or cutaway. at
1915
Perhaps only his trousers yielded to the In
that event VICTOR E. will sell you pair Of Atwood
Trousers at the modest price Of
$500.
FINE CLOTHING FOR MIN, YOUTHS AND BOYS
AT EXACTLY TEN PER CENT ABOVE
THE ACTUAL COST OF
MANUFACTURE.
VICTOR f. ADLER'S
10 Per Cent Clothing House. 10
vi and 92e 9Th st. NV, corner Massachusetts,
Strictly One PRICE
Open Saturday until IL p. m. mh3O
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A Pitisburg Clergyman Favors Social

PLTsBUR6. Aprl 4.-Something OF a sensation
has been caused In church circles here by paper
which was read on Monday at the meeting OF the
Methodist Episcopal ministers. The paper was on
SOCIALISM," and Rev. j. b. Risk, OF HONEYMOON.
was It's author and reader. Rev. Mr.. Risk tOok the
ground that socialism, far from being Lhe eNl,
thing commonly supposed. Is a 81 stem tnat WOuld
90 FAR 20 relieve the suerings OF the toilnG NIL,
lions. The paper was pronounced by the reverend
gentlemen Ia attendance the best effort put 1orth
before that body for many months, II not years
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a.: LUIS Emile PianchOn, the French botanist. Is
Zeal he was sixty-ffve years Old. -
Int, lne Gar and the pope have approved the nre
~ 49,. VI tne convention between Russia ana
Will aecrediI minister 20 the yaficsn U "1S'ia
Nj. Phelps, the United states minister IN Ens,
Lsnos, sa.ls notn southampton April 5 on me
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THOMAs DOWIIN0. Aucvsoneer.

0Oo0& II
V,HoMAs BOWLING. AucuOnssr.
Ss5 os sRh IA
HEhafna tyAAaRS hx SaaTH TWO SCOOPS HOLDING
LEyELERs, RoILEEs. xaEELgAERsows, ssey
bEScks SaE hEss' TOOLS tSTsh &C. aS &. ~
HORSES. CARTS MULES. WAGONS. HARNESS
re q HSSDsE !EsssSsSi fwEsI..TNH ssss
Reservoir. bach Of Howard University win sell With
10 which have been added the following valuable
articles 6elSnelns e the undersigned; oxr
ssq i sSss s5S EsgsS
a0, a2s SH SssEHa4 HAffs PATENT WITH EN-
EoSfRs hhs sEs Fl REk TG GSsb IRON
FIFTY Dg,H CARS 81 5 FEET GAUGE. HOLD
ING Hs 2 "a YARDS EACH a prrpRsos IN
THOMAS pSwvL1Na. AuctiSneer: ' ~ i'd
poned until MoNDXY. MHRca TWELFTH. 1855.
same b sS1 ora asa q place. a PETERSON co
THOMAS BOWLING. Auctionesr IaS-dts
II The folswps articles - are inslussa;
H6TsE 9 9y isE29 FEET HIGH
SHOP, s5xle, o FEET HIGH.
,.s..1 TnE q AI sSs SALE IS PosTroSEp n CON
THOMAS BOWLING. Auc.iona saihhS1 mhia az
rr THE ABOVE SALE is AGAIN POSTPONED
cIafs same n'a' 'ns pE;EfsfiERsos co.
L Fk5NrfSG f9RTY-si Hi EEhT E lta INchEs
8b FEET fEE 81 RERT Hh ii ZEE ETN
ERiSK DWELLING NO. 3O5 STREET NORTH
sssns x pf # ss deed Of
No. Of tEs IL S The
Ssssz sss #S#
NJ. sell at public auction in front Of the premises
Known and disiinsuished ~ and being lots nnmbered
two 90 and three go. IN VIM. b Webb and Joseph
52s recorded in the surveyors office Of the District
Terms OF sale: One-half cash. and the balance in
twelve l2l months for which the note Of the pur.
chaser is to be given bearing interest from day
semi uslly until paid and to be secured BY deed Of
and $500 s. sG at the
Of sale be complied with within ten days IRON day
of SALE otherwise the Trustees the right
after public no as by S0s ea
men in one or more newspapers published in the Dis
EDsEhf 9 " hJ TEHERl rru.sss.
Office 1907 + 81. q. W. \
THos. E. wAGGAMAN. Auctioneer. mh1s-d.ds
s sI SAk fsss ssns hour SEa and
EISHAhR a. w. RTU4FHHHnhkroHD.;; Trustees.
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON.

nUNCANsoN BROS. Auctionesrx
PROPERTY ON n STREET NEAR CORNER OF
TwENTY-EIRST STREET NORTHWEST.
On WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, APRlL<ks,
FOURTH, Il FIVE O'CLOCK. We win sell in "a
IoT As OF LOOMS sUB OF LOTS IN SQUARE So
fronting fest on the north sde Of street and
frame house This property, belonging TO non-fesi-
dents who have instructed me to SELL presents q good
cality.
Terms cash. Conveyancing, &C., ut cost Of purchaser
are not complied 18th in ten days the right reserved
to resell at the risk and cost Of defsuln9 purchaser
after nve days public notice of such resale in
newspaper published in Washington. D. @.
d. s. MACKALL.
mh29-dkd6 Attorney for parties in interest.
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TELEGRAMS TO THE STAR
I'm the Dead of Night.

A PAIR OF ELOPEKs RUDELY DISTURBED BY OFFICERS
AND TIE wOMASs HUSBAND.
palestine, TEX, April 4.-Quite a sensational
affair occurred here Monday morning IL appears
that about a month ago a gentleman living in
Gainesville, this state, equipped his wife with
money and other necesSar1es to make a long
deferred visit TO relatives IN the North. Subse-
quenLly the gentleman learned that his wife,
instead OF going 10 pay a visit TO her relatives,
had Joined fortunes with gay and festive young
man OF the name OF Johnson The clippers were
traced 20 birmingham, Ala, and were finally
night the injured husband arrived with a deputy
snertn from Gainesville, and, IN company with
Ollcers Cr1St and Hanna, proceeded to a cottage
In West Palestine, aroused the couple, and placed
johnson under arrest The clipping wife, who Is a
handsome young German woman, made a fearful
scene when her lover was adorned with hand
cuffs, and vehemently reproached her husband for
following her. She followed her lOthar1O 10 the
train and when II pulled out for Gainesville with
him she tainted dead away on the platform.
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JOHNSON. GARsrn & Co.

Johnson. GARNER & Co.
We would call your attention TO q new line Of
LADIES' BRoADcLoTHs.
Just opened to-day. SO inches wide. Our price 81
CoLoRs TERRA GOTTA. DRAB. SAGE GREEN.
AND GOBELIN BLUE
Beautiful line SILK AND ALL-woOL DRESS
GOODS. 40 inches Wide. only SOC.
New line HENRIETTA CLOTHS. SOC. and s5c.
BLACK AND coLoRED SILK RHApAME MORE
SILKS, &C., &C.
36-inch ENGLISH sUITINGs. Csc
DOMESTIC AND FRENCH sATTEENs
CROCHET BED SPREADS. 7sc. 81. ELS
We are showing splendid line
PLAIN AND FANCY STRAW MATTINGs.
JOHNSON. GARNER 4 CO..
misc e3e Pa. ave. near 7th st
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List Of Senators and Representatives
and their Residences.

SENATOR'S.
Ingalls, John J., Kans 1 B st. ne
AIdrich. y. W., r. l., S12 Conn. ave-
Allison, W. b, Iowa, 1ce4 Vermont ave.
Bate, W. B., Tenn, Ebbitt House.
Berry, James H., Ark. National Hotel
Beck, J. b., KY, 612 14th Sc. NV
Blair, ii. W., n. H.. POI E Cap ST.
Brown, Joseph f., Ga, Woodnont Flats
Butler. NJ. c., S. c.. ISL st. NV
Bowen, Thomas NJ, Col Riggs House
Blackburn, J. C. $, KY, Ebbiit House.
Blodgett, Rufus. y. j., 1915 n st. NV.
Chace, Jonathan, r. J., 1913 n st. NV.
Cameron J. Donald, Pa. 81 La Fayette Square.
Cockren +. NJ, NO., 1918 st. NV
Coke, Richard, Tex, 4Ie 9th stnw
Cail NliklnSon, ria, 1903 81. NV.
COlquitt. Alfred H., Ga, go New York ave-
Chandler, William z, y. H., 1921 st. NV.
Dawes, Henry l., Mass, 1905 NJ st. NV.
DOlph, Joseph ", Oregon, q La Fayette Square.
Davis, G. X, MIMI, 100 18th st. NV.
Daniel, john w., Va, 100 10Th ST. NV.
Edmunds, George F., VI, Pill Massachusetts ave.
Eustis. James B.. La, 1891 n ST. NV.
Frye, VIM. p, Me-, Hamilton House
FarMell, c, B., Ill, 1898 18th st. NV.
George, j. H., Miss, 1905 usu p st. NV.
Gray, George, Del. s14 18th st. NV.
Gibson, Randall l., La, 1873, X. ]. ave.
Hawley, Joseph X, Conn.,, go 14th st. NV.
Hoar. George F.. Mass. 1925 X st. NV.
Hale, Eugene, Me-, 917 10th st. NV.
Harris, i. G.. Tenn. 13 LIST st. ne.
Hearst, George, Cal, 143o Mass. ave.
Hampton, Wade, s. c., Metropolitan Hotel
HiScock, Frank, Y. Y, Arlington Hotel
Jones, John r.. Nevada 1901 Mass ave-
Jones, James X, Arkansas, 915 NJ st. NV.
kenna, John T.. West Virginia, 14O st. ne.
Morgan, John T., Ala, 1l3 LIST st. ne.
Morrfll, Justin s, Vermont, Thomas Circle.
MCPHERSON, j. r., N j., 10l4 Vermont ave.
Henderson, Charles f., Neb Portland Flats
Mitchell, John H., oregon. Riggs House.
Payne, Henry B.. Ohio. 1122 Vermont ave.
Paddock, A. y, Nebraska, Portland Flats.
Plat, U. H., Connecticut, Il st. ne.
Palmer, Thomas w., Mich, 1435 X ST. NV.
Plumb, =. B., kanS., 612 14th st. NV.
Pugh. James L., Ala, 1893 X st. NV.
Pasco, samuel, Florida, BOG G st. NV.
Quay, NJ. s., Pa, 1918 b st. NV.
R1ddleberger, ii. H., Virginia, 1l07 q st. NV.
Ransom, Matt. ", n. c., Metropolitan Hotel
Reagan, j. H., Texas, DID Sd st. NV.
SpOOner. John c., Wis, b st. NV.
stanford, Leland, Cal, 1701 b st. NV.
Sabin, Dwight NJ, Mimi, Iowa Circle.
salisbury, Eli, Delaware, $40 14th ST. NV.
sawyer, PhiletuS, Wisconsin, 1929 / St NV
sherman, John, Ohio, 1919 X st. NV.
stewart, William NJ, Nevada, 1707 X. I. ave.
Stockbridge, F. B., Michigan, 144O NJ ST. NV.
Teller, Henry NJ, Colorado, POI North Capitol st.
Turpie, David, Ind, SO st. ne.
Vance, Zebulon B., n. c., 1927 Massachusetts, ave.
Vest, George c., Missouri, 1904 st. NV.
voorhees,, ID. W., Indiana, 1912 21st st. NV.
Walthall, Z. G., Mississippi, S13 Vermont ave.
Wilson, r. h, Maryland, 100 o st. NV.
Wilson, James f., Iowa, 6.l.} 18th ST. NV.
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oFFCERs OF THE SENATE.

J. g. Butler, Chaplain, 11O7 18th ST. NV
Arson G.. McCoOk, Secretary, 1924 18th st. NV.
VIM. +. Cannaday, Sergeant at-Arms, 3O2 Del av.
Charles w. johnson, Chief Clerk, 1915 Mass ave.
James r. Young. Executive Clerk, 1906 Q ST. NV.
Isaac Bassett, Asst. Doorkeeper, IL I'd ST. ne.
j. l. Christie Act. Asst. DOork'r SD 18th st. q. W.
w. II. Bigelow, Postmaster 10 Sd st. me-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-04-04

PHnADELpHn SroR..
PARASOLS PARASoLS.
I'VE are Offering choice line Of PARAsoLs at the
very lowest cash prices.
DHsve Just secured another lot OF the TAFFETA
GLOVES IN Black and Colors, all szes and viii con
unue to sell At l3c. pair long they last.
A great bargain in Ladies' Pins stripe and solid
color HOSE all Sizes full regular made. 81 lie pair
Have just received a lot Of Chenille TABLE COVERS
In choice patterns and coors. These have sold tins
season for A. 81, Ga "a. S-4 So Our prce-4-4 81
"a 81, sd 3d. 15. This il great bargain. and As we
have but limited number VI them would invite an
carry call.
Bargains in ladies' HOSE, at Dc solid colors pin
stripes, broken stripes Balbrisran. and Schoppers
6-3 Derby Riba fast black, st 25c. = pair.
WASH GOODS WASH GOODS.
A full line of French GINGHAMS
full line Of Domestic GINGHAMS.
full line Of French SATrEENs in solid colors and
fancies.
A full line of Domestic sATINES
DRESS GOODS. DRESS GOODS
We have line Of beautiful Fancy CHECKS. all col.
ors, At 35c.
A great bargain in . 36-inch CLOTH. all Wool. at
40c.
A line Of An Wool cAsHMEREs and DE BEIGEs
40-inch wide, at J0c.
Now is the time to buy MATTIN0S. We have Q full
stock. Of all prices and styes from 15c mp to the
finest.
CARHART & LErDY.
mh31-42 92S 9TH and 706 K sta NV