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The Police Conrf.
CANDIDATES IN THE FIELD WHO DO NOT LIVE IN tn
DISTRICT.

CANDIDATES IN THE FIELD WHO DO NOT LIVE IN THE
DISTRICT.
One week from wednesday Judge Snelrs term
expires, and there are number OF candidates in
the fieid anxious to know what their chances are
for appointment There are several lawyers OF
this city who would like to succeed Judge Snell.
The list which has been published In The STAR in
cludes the name of Mr.. Thomas F. Miller which
has been formally presented TO the President by a
delegation OF lawyers 1t Is possible, however,
that the District will lot receive the appointment.
Judge Smell was appointed from Maine and many
persons think his successor viii come from the
same state. At any rate, the candidates are not
all citizens OF the District, and the President will
have before him the precedent established In the
appointment OF an outsider when the court was
rrst organized. The name Of q police magistrate
In Buffalo has been mentioned In connection with
the appointment and Judge Henry w. Thomas, OF
Fairfax Court-H0uSe, Va, has also been mentioned
a candidate. Justice Mnls, 1t is understood has
withdrawn as candidate, and favors the appoint
ment of Mr.. Miller. A number OF merchants in
the city are working to secure the reappontment
OF Judge Smell. For several years past the busi-
ness OF the court has been very heavy and some
days as many as one hundred and twenty cases
have been disposed OF, which, It Is thought, will
exceed the business OF any single day In any simi-
lar court In the country.
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A MYSTERIOUS RoaREny.
An Express Package tina. Contained
Nothing but Paper.

Among the packages OF national bank notes re-
eeived at the Treasury Department by express on
saturday was one from the American Exchange
National Bank that bore a suspicious LOOK. 1t
had the usual label and seals and purported 70
contain $4,000 II was opened in the presence of
omcers OF the express company and found to con-
tain nothing but brown paper. An examination
of the sealed label also disclosed that It had been
neatly cut from its original place and pasted ON
the bogus package. The Treasurer refused to re-
eeive the package, and notified the bank accord
ingiy. The impression at the Department is that
the bank put up the money for Transmission TO
the Department, but delayed forwarding 1t, and
That while In It's custody the package was alb
stlacteu ana another put In its place bearing all
the marks and appearance OF the original package.
~ Is SAID That the Treasury Department Will
suneI no loss, and the question Is whether the
having receipted for it. Inspector Byrnes has
York.
THE BOGUS PACKAGE
was returned TO New York, where It was examined
yesterday by ofrlcials OF the bank, the express
company, Inspector ByrDes, and representative
or Pinkerton There Is no doubt in the minds OF
the express ana bank offlcials that the money
safeiy lett the bank, and that the exchange
was not made there. The course OF the
original package was carefully traced from
lngton and all the ofcials were satisfied that the
transfer must have been at Washington. the
next place where the package was handled. In
spector ByrneS Is said TO have expressed a frm
conviction that such was the case. The RESPONSE
oility would seem, therefore, TO rest with the ex-
press company. The New York World says:
ANY one accustomed 10 handling money pack
ages could readily have detected the losey packed
bundle OF straw paper, such as Is used In the
cheapest Of cheap grocerS or butchers, as fraud.
lt was IA inches long, by inches wide and
Inches In thickness, ana weighed scarcely half or
what closely packed bank bills would. Its whoe
makeup was suggestive Of haste. and was far
from the kind OF dummy when an expert thief
would have substituted. The seals were merely
large dau6s OF wax plastered around the edges,
and only By stretch OF the imagination could
they have been distorted into a sembiance OF the
clear-cut impression made by the banks seal.
But the label showed more plainly than anything
else that the whole robbery had been executed In
hurry. It's edges were partially serrated, as II
the thief had nrst made an EFFORT TO tear IL on the
original package, but finding that he was 10 dan
ger OF tearing IL had used penknife, and had cut
II on with the brown wrapping paper to which II
had been pasted"
TWO SETS OF DETECTIVES AT WORK.
Detectives were at the Office OF the express agent
In the Treasury to-day Investigating the Sal 900
note ROBBERY. The responsibility lies between the
bank and The express company, and each side has
engaged detectives.
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.

TNOR RENT-RESIDENCE OVERLOOKING CITY:
large grounds. shade. fruit. garden; heriics
sna cars furnished, June LIST until Sept. 10th $50
per mo After Sept 10th unfurnished. Address Box
log. Star Office. my7-lws
Tor RENT-PREssB BRICK BAY-wINDOw, WITH
concrete cellar. seven rooms and bath: all modern
Improvements newly papered and painted al in best
condition. 1l9 New York ave. NV. my7-lws
EoR RENT-903 ST. NV. THREE-sTORY
\ bIck, rooms, modern improvements, at S23 per
month r. INQUIRE Of A. EB1 RLY'S SONS, us 9TH st,
or 81 9Oo Y st. my1-.sts
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LOCAL MENTION.
The Weather,

Indications for tae q hours commencing at p m.
For the District OF Columbia, Eastern Pennsylya-
MIA, New jersey, Delaware Maryland, and Viz
GINA. colder followed by warmer, fair weather,
Light 70 fresh eastsrly winds becoming southeast
Rriy
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WHERE Do YoU PUT YoUE Hat You can buy
nice combined coat md bat rack ior &C at
The FlIR, SIC 7th ST. NV.
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LOST AND FOUND.

I osT-A SKYE DOG, TAG No 1873. REWARD
~ II returned 20 1O15 2Oth ST. NV my5-3t.
Il osT-oN TUESDAY, MAY l. BETWEEN THIRD
~ and sta n W. and Nckendree churcb- a breast
suitably rewarded by returning IL % GIG Sd ST. nv
my1-3
Il osT-A LARGE BLACK AND WHITE ST
~ Bernard Dog. Answers TO name Of Leo. Reward
ave. mysslo
osT-A SET OF FRONT ELEVATIONS or POUR
1/houses on 14th aud sts NV Reward IL rrturr,.l
&c ALBERT NJ. coMLLL i4th and I Iny5-si.
< osT-MAY 9TH, ON X ST, BETWEEN 9TH
Land 9TH SIS. NV. Lady's Gold Breast Pin suita-
lie reward s returned 20 1907 9th st NV It.
II osT-A WHITE SETTER PUPPY tDoG) WITH
t<einon- spotted ears black eyes and Liberal
reward # returned to COOK BROS. Co, 1910 lsth
ST. NV. Ia.
~ Coat, trimmed with garnet velvet Suitable r.
ward II returned to DO st NV. DE. ELIOT. IL
I osT-sAi UkDAI EVENING. A LADYs' GOLD
Ltob Watch thain with mosaic attached.
suitable reward If returned 10 323 st ne my5-Br'
II osT-A PUG DoG-BLACK BREAST AND PACE
will De paid if returned TO l0l+ vermont my
II oST-MAY q. A PUG GYP, NAME OF FANNIE
1lberal I'd returned to 3o3 4 ST sw. my =.
4 osT-AN ENGLISH SETTER BITCH NAMED
- De 3, white with reddish ears and spot on hips.
1872 Vermont ave, aud be rewarded Ii.
I osT-wILL THE LADIES WHO TOOK THE
White Chuddah shawls by mistake q the meeting
OF the Fortnishtly Club kindly return them o. 800
10Th st. and receive their own. my5-2t'
r osT-FRoM 9O5 NJ ST n " MAJ 3 PJG
IL dog answering 70 the name Of pike" suitable r..
ward on his return 70 above number. my5-3t.
Il osT-MAY 4. WATCH CHARMS. CONSISTING
~ Of small Gold Sheep and Key, ct or betwe.n Ma
be heeraliy rewarded By returning the 10 isg
81 sc. myJ-2ts
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Amusements Tonight
NAr1oNAI--"Lost In New York"
ALBArsH's-McCaulrsC Company In Indiana"
HARRIs'-"Dad's Girl
kKRSASS-variety and Wrestling.
PANORAMA BUILpING.-"Ba1tle OF shiloh"
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CITY ITEMS.



TEE FAIR Sl2 nth ST. NV.
Our Mammoth Toilet soap, the cheapest soap In
the world, excellent quality as good as many 2oc.
for 2Sc.
l6inch Black Japanned Trays only lac.
Good Wire Coat Hangers only &C.
Hat and Coat Rack Combined &c.
2-strfng Brooms for &c.; 3-strtng Broom for lac.
GOOD Mop for 10c. Good WhiSk for &C.
handsome Glass Mustard Pots for sc.
Milliken's Parlor Pride Liquid stove Polish,
everybody praises 1t, we sell 1t for loo.
6-foot ironing Boards for 49c., and 54-foot for
SOC.
Good Japanned Chamber Pals for l6c.
Good Japanned Foot Tubs for SIC.
Good Roller Skates only 49c.
The FAIR, s12 7th St NV.
FfankDin's Insect Fluid
Kills moths, reaches, bedbugs, ants, flies, &C. NO
grease, stain or poison. sold BY druggists
L. H. Hopkins Removed to $50 + %.
Screen door and window Frames, Mosquito and
Poulty Wire, all widths. eO-2t
summer Carriage Robes.
You Will ma an elegant assortment in Monte,
Linen and Cloth, both plain and embroidered, all
at prices that we guarantee TO be correct.
T0PHAM's,
eo,2w 1921 Pennsylvania avenue northwest.
Philips Digeslible Cocoa, delicious
lat-producing drink; does not distress 4
"ROyal Gluc'' mends China, GlassWood, &c,
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BarGBrwoop RAcEs.-Tuesday, May s, p. m.
THREE minute and 80 class PAGERS and trotters-
AdeIaide geo Gheen ana Link In 80 class
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inent or spring underwear. We have all grades In
every size Franc, one-price halter and furnisher,
cor. 9TH and ID.
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Alexandria Affairs

Reported for THE EVENING STAR
Two LANDMARKS MovEI.-Iwo old buildings are
now being removed TO give place to much larger
edlfices The workmen are tearing down Shay's Old
SchOOl-house, on Washington street, to make room
don school. in south WashnStoh. or Jami-
sons Old cracker bakery, on north Lee street, soon
not stone will be left on stone. and very large
store house OF Chas. King co. Will stand IN its
place. Both OF these are notable buildings. The
old school-hOuSe was put up by the city for Mr..
VIM. Edmonds, who was teacher or the Washing
ton school in 1S09-16, and continued on until the
late war, when IL was occupied first by soldiers
and then by "contrabands," as fugitive slaves were
then called: Inc smallpox broke out there and
was renewed and the building passed to the con-
troll OF the city schooi board The Jamison bakery
was established here by Andrew Jamison IL the
latter part OF the last century, and continued by
his descendants until the late war. Its products
were sold IL Europe, and professor OF Georgetown
crackers marked "a JamisOn." Hundreds OF bar
rels were shipped yearly TO South America During
the war the building was occupied by the Govern
men,. Later II was leased to Geo. X. Hill & Co..
who subsequently moved across the street to
Hewitrs bakery, and since then the old building
has been untenanted.
CHURCH SEKvIcEs.-The church services in tow n
yesterday were OF unusual interest. At the Episco-
pal churches Bishop Randolph gave confirmation,
visiting Christ church lu the morning ami st.
Pauls church in the afternoon. AT Grace church,
where the confirmation had taken place on Sattfr-
day night, children's meeting was held yester-
DAY afternoon. large number OF children, the
girls In White, with wreathS and wells, made their
flrst communion at ST. Mary's (Catholic) church
yesterday morning. At the NJ. E. church, south,
communion service took place.
NOTEs.-Notwiths anding the failure OF the Alex
andria Canal the lime works on the banks OF the
basin still continue in operation, obtaining their
supplies by land.-1he Friendship engine house
is 10 be fitted up, the proceeds OF the recent ball
being applied to that ObJect-Some Alexandria
merchants are about to appeal 10 the Interstate
Commission on the subject OF determinations made
against Alexandria by railroads.-Oid Dominion
Commandery Knights Tempiar paid a visit 10
Markham last weeA and were handsomely enter
talned.-The county supervisors meet here to-
morrow.-Lee Camp holds meeting to- night.
The democratic primary opens tomorrow al
sunrise
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The Courts.

COURT IN GENERAL TERN
To-day, Adams agt. Devote; opinion by Judge
James affirming judgment below. Repettt att
Maisak; do by Judge Cox do. Rocker agL Perkins
ct al; do. BY Chief Justice Bingham reversing
Judg ment below and remanding Cause
The war between the three gas companies in
Baltimore ended saturday In consolidation. and
competition Is over for a while
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The WEEKLY STARS Pocket Atlas OF the World
Is offered free 10 every new subscriber for one year
10 Tie WEEKLY STAR. II Is q handsomely printed
hook OF ly1 pages, prof.ey illustrated with more
than 100 colored maps and diagrams. and Contains
wealth Oh general iDiornalion See advertise
ueht In another column
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ThLk0hArH WIRES.
The Commissioners have granted permission to
the Western Union Telegraph Co. TO extend
their underground cable service on South Capitol
street, from to streets, In a trench to be made
In the sidewalk east Of the sewer line, but not IN
the parking. Also 10 erect O cable pole at the
northeast corner OF South Capitol and C streets,
and guy pole on the south side of South Capitol
street. provided that the four old poles between
the points mentioned on South Capitol street be
removed.
ARRIVAL OF MARINE PRODUCTS.
The report Of Inspector Harris for last week
shows arrivals as follows: LOTT, 700 herring; ST.
S57 shad 2, 739 lunches OF various fish; 81 drum
fish; 40 carp; 20 sturgeon; 3,4O0 bushels Of
oysters and 2, 600 clans.
MISCELLANEOUS.
The Commissioners have written to MIR. c. A.
Berkeley, OF 24l6 18th street northwest, in rela-
latlon TO his request for permit to remove earth
from 18th street extended north Of Columbia road,
that In view OF the unsettled status OF this street
as to location and grade they deem 1t inadvisbe
TO grant the desired permit
The commissioners have notified Messrs. Acker
& Neitzey that they have revoked the permit given
them In July, 1881, TO occupy portion OF street,
between 1lth and 18th streets northeast, for "a
brick yard, k1lns, &C., and that they must FORTH
with remove all obstruction from said street.
The commissioners have replied to the sugges-
ton OF Mr. G. F. Schaffer that the water from the
pump at 9th and Louisiana avenue be introduced
Into the Coggswell fountain located at PeDnsyl-
vania avenue and 7th street northwest, that the
water referred to is unft for drinking purposes,
shown by analysis OF the District chemist
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Also other houses in most desirable locations. We
call particular attention to FURNISHED HOUSES IN
our hands for rent they comprise of the hand
soonest in the city. We offer them reasonable
figures. HILL JOHNSTON,
my:S-6t 1.;S 9TH St NV
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JUsr RECEIVED a carload OF Leonard Hardwood
Cleanable Refrigerators" the best and cheapest In
the market. Cone and see W. II. HOeke.
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DIR. WARMERS CoRsETs, CSC; Fruit Of the Loom
Cotton, So; Lonsdae camDTic. lie, at Brodhead's
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SUITS 10 order for $50 and s25:
EIsxAAS BROS, 9TH and E
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Affairs I'm West Washington.

OBsrRUcTISG THE TBoRoUGHFARE = Numerous
relative to the amount space that is taken I'D by
horses and wagons along NJ street, which are per-
mtfed TO remain standing for quite long time.
The officers will notify the drivers that unless this
state OF things is remedied they will be prose-
cuted for obStruct1ng the streets.
PERSONA1.-Mr. Fred. w. Jones has sufficiently
recovered from his protracted illness to be out
again. DR.. Lugenoeel, who sustained what was
supposed TO be serious injuries by being thrown
from his buggy last week, Is also able TO be out.
NOTES.-The attendance at the regular Sunday
meeting OF the VI street Union Christian Temper
ance Association last night at Market House Han
was large and enthusiastic. Several addresses
were made.-The three launches that ply be-
tween West Washington and the upper landings
or the Potomac were well patroniZed yesterday.
TEMPERATURE AND CONDITION OF WATER AT 2
a. m.-Gfeat Falls, temperature, 66; condition. SO;
receiving reservoir, temperature, 81; condition at
north connection, SO; condition at south connec-
uon, SO; distributing reservoir, temperature, 60;
condition al influent gate house, 49, condition at
day at 5 :4S pm. low tide at 12:12 p IN.
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You NEED Ir Now.

This is the best time purify your blood fo- at no
other season is the body susceptible bene from
medicine The peculiar purifying and reviving quail
ties Of Hoods Sarsaparilla just what
expe disease and fortfy system against the de.
bilitsting effects Of mild weather. Every year ir-
creases the popularity Of Hoods sarsaparilla it is
just what people need at this season the ideal
spring medicine. If you have tried it. do So,
and you will he convinced of its peculiar merit.
For years was sick every spring, but last year
took Hoods sarsapsrla and have not seen sick day
snce"-G. w. SLOAN. Milton. Mass
HOODS sARsAPARILLA
Sold by all druggists. 81 six FOR s5. Prepared only
by C. L HOOD CO.. Apothecaries. Lowell. Mass.
1 100 DOSES ONE DOLLAR.
HENRIETrAs.
The new style French Ores. Goods. pure wool finest
aSas rei EEu enc ysrd s sPa as r vide
real value, 81; price reduced 81 kc.
satin H i, sSISI: style trim
Ek kbfE s SHH65TEES nRsss qS.y
y.rd and half vide. al new s6sdss wonderful cs.S
sSkslEzI xLsATEoss. gur. wool. s.sz: wide doub,.
Ss .n o. viii ySs a,ys
our wonderful eash bsrxzina
CARRIERS.
III MARKET SPACE. NEAR 7TH STREET
e :s ss po1:S
7Ss P.r siiS En.Sso.d srsa cSrsssa worth 7sc '-A'
sLh hsI sgsA a siIK a sssslisns au.!ity Sc;
sna Il s.% sSs a :R:as quality
SsASTIE sSSni Sal ss-s.s ..yl.. e,
cas ss ana sr CelSs !: real
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Ten DOLLARS FOR BLOWING POLICE WHISTLE
A coored man named James Ford was before the
Police Court to-day charged with disorderly con.
DUCT. He was arrested by Officers Gerhmann and
heeie for blowing policeman's whistle in s.FOpgy
BOTTOM Ford has been amusing himself some
time with the WHISTLE and has often caused the
oincers 10 believe that the sergeant was blowing
Tor them They would answer his calls but were
always unable 10 iind him until Saturday night
when they happened TO be near MIN when he biew
his whistle. The judge fined him $40
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FOR lighthouses.

LoR RENT.A VERY NICE EiGHT-RooN BRICK
II House. I2S Mass ave- ne; all couyenlencss:
$3.50 per MONTH key in l20 W. ". METCALF.
1881 St NV. myo-St
DOR REMIT WILL RENT MY FURNISHED
Il house AZ moderate rental to q responsible party
during summer months excellent servant: telephone
immediate Possession. references Sl3 l4th st. nv.
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WINDOW SCHEESs--Fifty dozen adjustable WIN
dow screens, latest design, just arrived, at soc.
each screen wire, ldwu mowers, garden tools, at
lowest prices. Cnas. r. carter q Co, COG Penn
syIyaLla avenue northwest.
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The WASHINGTON CITY BIBLE SocrErY.-A large
congregation attended the siNJieth anniversary
meeting Oi the Washington City Bible Society at
the Ihlrteenth-street Baptist church last evening
The President, Rev. DIR. PltZer, presided, and an
Interesting address was delivered by Rev. Chas A.
Stakely. the pastor OF the church. The report OF
tn" secretary, Mr.. J. v. A. shield, was read. The
work of transiatin. the BiDle and New Testament
Into japanese has been finished and s3l, 500 was
contributed by the various BlOts societies for that
purpose.
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y
Il 1221 Ct. ave. NV ,24OJ l4tb az 66. 81
tSr $3.50 1926 9th st. NV. 1Or. sos
80 ST. W., 2r.. l25 10th ST.. Y, 1Or.. 80
81 h;w l2rs 12o 40o @ st. w., 12r. so. 90
10 10th stn.w, l5r 1 2422 i4th at Or $50 SO
1850 X l. ave, / / r. 100 1914 3Otn st NV l7r so
1929 q st. NV. 5r . 100 l3I0 Il st sw Ilr 80 40
l644 2 LIST st. L. W. / 3r 100 III ID at n w Sr - 40
i39t Sohh ave-, l3r .IS31 I'D st. NV, Or. 40
1917 VI av NV. ESrS334 1870 18th St Il. w.. 7r .35
,f Stn ST. NV. la. 80 1886 Riggs N. w. Or. .35
Iy d99 rotn ST. 70 1908 Both ST. 1lr. 30
LIZ gu ST, LIZ 20 1909 9TH St W., store
24O4 14th At 4Jg : ST N w ar -: "a
910 18th St NV I5r 70 15U7 Caroline II ar 81
g, i-tn 81 NV, lar. 40 10l2 N H. Or. %
5fdo 81 NV. r. 40 pa LIST st. s.w., l5
3oS' ST. NV. Ill.,. 20 lSU2 LIST st. NV, l4rs.-
Inc above houses can be examlnel by perm1tf rom
our once only. THOMAS j. FISHER l. CO..
my 132a + AZ NV
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THE ROBBERY AT FLORIST FgEEMAN's STORE
Last Wednesday evening $50 bill was taken from
the safe In the store OF VIM. r. Freeman, the
Horst, corner OF 18th and L streets northwest.
The clerk, Harry Bailey. was in the basement at
the time and he lett colOred b0Otblack named
VIM. Thomas IL the store. also young lady Gus
TONER. Officer Galway arrested the boy sus-
picion and he was acquitted in the Police Court
this morning.