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AIT NorEs.-Ladles wishing 10 decorate channels
skins will ind the best assortment at Merits
Pharmacy at One-half the usual price.
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FOR RENT-HOUSES

C0S kENT-I0 CHOICE TENANr-A bEyIR.
xi.hOu. Scs :sssis ier bore. aad VsSie!." In
q !. iefs aOcs as1 nm w. T.
IA s a. !. Sisss SSs i rs. i.s M
's sSs. ssp.iFsd' SIS ' SiSES Is, Ios
on GeorsetoSn Heighss. 1919 d St. i've 6socks irSm
an T. cars d9uS,s hoIss large grounds rcoa s.bls
city water and s.s heated b furnace open sses
ren0vassa AZ Al expense OF 81 rrsssnt
apply & noss ST 'sfs ;He on
r iS4s Q st n. W :s09 is, ne, Dr.. 10
e6s Pornei 20 sos Va ave-. we s; @
s ai:. AVE ss aS: IS SCI SCI
200 Est NV. store. Is loas. rear 1914 L 50
co. Cd s ne % si5 rear siS. 18TH St
;SS = Mays Pl 10 ssas 81: NV. i:.:....S
1888 "d st. Il W., 6r. Is L.. l22 ST. ne. b..
WASH. DANENHowEk
apT-3t Successor TO Danenhower& Son. II Is St
LUR RENT-NEw1 IL ROOM BRICK EAST FRONT.
II cabinet nantels. tiled hearths perfect gem Of
pepee, in ali ss SnT s
on 9th st, near St Groom cottage at Gsithers6urr
Isf' s sfaEi HILL s ga IA its s. 4.
EoR KENT..l921 nth 81. NV, NEW s-RooI
Apply to owner, 14l7 10th st NV app st.
IHoR RENT-UNFURNIsHED
Dupont Circle. 10 rooms all mod imps NJ 30
18th st. above Dupont Circle Tor, all mod impa rs
6l0 Il NV, I rooms. all mod. mps........,. as
, b st INV. 10 rooms all mod imps .............. as
$ = Cor nh and II St. nv. Il Yors.. ali mi:.. 50
300 q ST. NV. 8 rooms, all mod imps...... ST. 80
once rooms. 'VS sth 81 n W. els and p
aa9 , 80 st. ne sr.' al All mo, med mps.
TYLER & KUTiiHERFoRD. 80
ta2S-1lw' 1907 Sc. ".
INOR RENTATO RESPONSIBLE PARTY. ABLE
elegant residence the corner of AZ and sta n "
at nominal rent until September i. 1SSS after that
sa :. Ges u 1a y
~. NV. mhb0- In
NOR RENT-FURNISHED-A NEW Two-SToRY
Il and basement brick. rooms, very nicely furnished
ON north side Of Corcoran St. near 10th st. will rent
very cheap for nve months from May l., lsSs. In
apo. TT 14isf.t.
IrOR RENT-TwO TwO-STORY BAY WINDOW
u brick houses, 2003 and 2oOI 18th ST. NV: 3
rooms; al mod. imp rent each &22.JO. BY CHAS.
s. sHREEVE, l125 9TH st NV. n,h27 -3n
LTOR RENT-HANDsOME AND DESIRABLE
Il three: story brick dwelling, fronting south and
SHenloIf'nS GifSl EfGpHds FGSm oiss
ap5-6t'
EOR RENT-A VERY DESIRABLE COR. HOUSE;
J ~ rooms and bath; newly papered: all mod imp
Ne; cor ~ and % go p, ave- Sc, sr.., $50
f fasd \. NV ltF 5, si3 I'm MS +
si I'd St St. va sS iSs Ton Sann s
S5l ST, n. w. store Sr5O lI26 Q at n e. = rs - Ia
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The following deaths were reported to the Health
Onicer yesterday: Henry +. McElhone. white, o
years; Isabel James. colored, day; Annie Hen
ming. white, 3 years; Robert c. Murphy, white. e.
years; Zomiah Jackson. colored, - years; Theresa
Haddaway, white, years. Joseph Smith, colored,
80 years; oscar Washington, coiored, 80 years;
Michael McMorrow, wniJe, 53 years; Eugene
Washington, colored, 3 months; infant Of Rebecca
and Hezekiah DucketI colored a few hours.
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A Postmaster Of the Old Times.

club man goSsips thus in the Chicago Mail:
When the high commission from Washington,
which Is now Investigating the Chicago post
office, finishes Its work i would respectfully sug-
gest that It call in body on John Bates, who lives
at 35Ol cottage Grove avenue. He will not be able
to tell the hlGh-jolnts much about the Chicago
pAst-Office as 1t is administered by Mr.. judd but
n4can tell them how IL was conducted III 1S.ccs3
The postmaster then was Mr.. Bailey, and he held
his commission from Andrew Jackson. Mir. Bates
was deputy postmaster under Bailey. There was
not the slightest pretext Tor a deputy postmaster
at that time, except TO be around in emergency.
The emergency came when old Black Hawk and
his braves encamped on the banks OF Fox River
and sent word to the garrison at Fort Dearborn
that they would call Tor the scalps OF the pale
faces ON certain evening. Mr.. Bailey did not
propose to be scalped by anybody but Andrew
the Chic ago postmaster gathered his family about
him and left the country. John Bates, being
deputy postmaster was called from his retire.
ment and assumed the responsibilities Of the
Office He Carried the mail in his pocket. In those
days IT required % cents TO get letter, and the
reports made to the department OF the business
done In the ONCE was made In pounds shillings
and pence. The report differed very materially
from that made at the present day. Mr.. Bates
would dump MS coin into bag, tie II mp and label
It: Business at the Chicago pOst-office," and
that was all there Was TO It. There was no In
vestigation in those days. Mr.. Bates Is still o
vigorous man, eighty-tlve years or age, and was
familiar with every loot OF ground Of early Chi
clyo, and every man In the village, that the
United states surveyor Used take his word about
the corners without running chain, and for
many years when there would be lawsuit about
Titles to real estate, Bates would De summoned
and bis testimony was used as an abstract.
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FIVE PER CENT MONEY TO Loan by Tyler & |
Rutherford, 1907 r street northwest.
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OUR CHlpRENs $50 AND So SUITS verify our
claim OF selling aL wholesale prices
EIsENAN BROS,
Manufacturers cor. eth and e
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BAKING
CITY ITEMS.

VII l. l.
lEOnly S2S.5O for a High Arns. New Em-
proved singer Machine, with four size drawers,
and all latest improved attachments, with iive
eo3t
just received.-A large line OF fine white
chainois for decorating, az one-haif the usual
price. EDw. r. MERIT, 1Ol4 street,
The Leader OF Low Prices.
For Throat Diseases, Coughs, Colds,
"Brown's Bronchial TrOches." Price. % cents.
Sold only in boxes. eo&k-:}t
s'New HOnes,'' DOmestics, Singers,
Americans, Households, Whites &C., SD Other
makes So; all fully warranted. At Funks Sewing
Machine Agency, 1881 9TH ST., near O-st market.
heRtlng ana repairing; good work and low prlces3
Peerless Dyes
Are the best. Sold by druggists. eo1y
Hampers Bazaar Fashion Papers for
spring, at G. Auerbaeh's Mems Furnishings, Rats
ana Sewing Machine Rooms, 7th and II. eos
Photographic, 81. ANTlIoNYs, 9O5 Pa. av. coll
Phillips Digcstible Cocoa, an ef1cacIous
drink, FOR the nervous and dyspe2tic. 3
Sidewalks, Water.fight Cellar and
STABLE floors, and all other work executed for
which Portland Cement, Asphalt, Concrete and
German Mastic are suitable For Character OF the
b% ske
employed, ana all work guaranteed. Schtllinger
co: II. j. MCLAUGHLIN, General Manager,
1420 New York ave.
Clark's Rest Machine Cotton. o spools
sewing machine Rooms, tth ana II. eo3
California Tickets, J. F. Minor, B. & O.
Depot. a6t
Royal Gluc'' mends China, Glasswood, &C,
Fresh Attorney Butter churned every morning
and delivered in u ID. ''Ward" prints, 45c. per To-
Also Cottage Cheese and buCtermiik: Swes.t Mtll-
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TNAs FIxTUREk ELECTkIC CHANDELIERS
NJ Finest line Cyytal chsndelfcfp N the city Man0
ssxtured b sChuLIx Gas fLxTukE AkD All
AEfAL W. oso Aiuh u NV nS3-8
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Violating the sabbath.

To the Editor of The EVENING STAR:
While returning from church sunday, when the
streets were thronged with Sabbath-keeping
Christians, a large crowd of boys. ranging in age
from ten 10 eighteen years. engaged In regular
game OF base bail In judiciary Square. My sensl-
bilities were so shocked at seeing the sabbath
laws violated in so public place and in so bold
manner / resolved TO md an officer II possible,
and report TO him. After a fruitless search around
a dozen blocks. even past police headquarters
which found with barred doors, went TO my
home wondering what Is to become OF the thou
sands OF boys who spend the sabbath On the
streets ball playing, smoking, swearing, and in
dulging in ali kinds OF vices. PARENT.
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ItOYAL

ROYAL
BAKING
POWDER,
ABSOLUTELY PuRE
This powder never varies. marvel Of purity,
strength and wholesomeness More economical than
the ordinary kinds and be sold in competition
with the multitude Of low test short weight alum or
phosphate powders. Sold onfy an cams ROYAL BAKING
POWDER Co.. JOG Wall ST., MY.
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PKNTrG-MILaSs. SO 7tir ST., bet Z and NV.
WoRCHs Day AIR SYSTEM, the only sure method
OF DISCRIMINATING moths and their eggs. ". b.
Moses u Son, Iltn and +.
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Miss CRAwFORDs ASsAILANT.-The case OF the
negro Charles Williams, charged With feloniously
asSaulting with intent to rape Miss Laura Craw-
ford last Wednesday evening was called for trlai
In the Police Court this morning, and the prisoner
pleaded guilty. The Case was sent to the grand
jury; bonds &, 600.
BUILDING AsSOCIATION.-At the fifth annual meet
ing OF the Citizens Equitable Building Association
held last night Ut GOddard's Hall, the following
Officers were elected: President. &. T. Brown;
yice-presiden, Edgar Frisby; secretary, &. p VIII
j. +. Birch, Thomas bowling, 4. j. Stanton Dennis
Harrigan, John Gibbons, G. Friebus anu w. H.
MaDogue. IL was decided 70 change the rate OF
interest from TO > per cent. sixteen shares of
stock were sold at the following rates: Three at
100, five at 194, i've at 1876 and three at 1913. The
report OF the treasurer showed the association
thriving
NorEs.-A very large attendance was present at
the meeting held last night by the Mstreet Christ
ian Union Temperance Association at Market
House Hall Mrs. T. b. Russell addressed the meet
ing.--An enjoyable hop was given last night at
Lintaicum Hall BY members or uermiOne Lodge
No II, h. Of p.
CATTLE MAKkET.-The following sales OF live stock
nve cattle up and sold-Be5t, &c. a.lIc.; good,
4a.c.aJc.; medium. 4c.a4s.c.; common, 3lSc.a4c
sheep and Lambs-Sheep, 4Lc.a6c; lambs,
Jc:a6kc.: calves, 4kc.a6c. Twenty cows and
calves, Sa5as45.
TEMPERATURE AND CONDITION OF WATER AT
a mL-Great Falls, temperature, 81: condition, 3;
receiving reservoir, temperature, 5J condition at
north connection, ,; condition at south connee-
ton, q distributing reservoir, temperature, 53:
condition at lniiuent gate-house, o; condition al
eniueLt gate-louse, ).
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221o 70 225< Bdy. st.
nv. oh. Ars. $4,000
11l6 Coun. ave. nv
2oSl "a to .sot:. boupd'r
81. NV. b. h. sr. Is. 700
200 10 20A O St %. W.
and 1876 and lEss
es q p 70 aa; 3 ? ,o,s ,, - 900
NV. h.h-. 5rs H. 600
. 20 q sth-st, road. 1880
ls3s ~ ls&S u St N
IS. rs. 40. and az N.Y. WV
tie 81 n-e- b.h-. MI,
n. Cap. and i sis. Il. W.
hh.. MI, or...a...0.o00
1901 90 1905 J. IT. n.
". fk.. 5rs- 900
l2pS 9TH ST. NV. o.h..
mr. 9r..............S.o 200
I23 r st. NV nh
% ,, GAP b ST ne. t.
z h.. sr- each .......s 900
1s22 Attn st. NV. b.h-
MI .r...-........,3 1900
11s:s ,sotn 81 NV h
h.. sr. ..........,...Lsoo
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DoSr Rum Youn SfoxacH..

Bulletin No. Ii Division Of Chemistry OF Agricul-
ture. makes some startling revelations 10 the I'm
purity Of beers sold here in the manufactrs OF which
sacyc acid bicsrbonate Of Soda sulphit4 aud other
enumerated are the Milwaukee, Wis, Alexnndr1a, Va
st. Louis, Mo, Philadelphia. Pa, and wnshiNgson ii
beer clean bill ~ to purity This - asassmsnt d
made from the ocial publication of The Deuarf
snt the highest authority in the country Phycisna
Of hospitals and Others obtain a1aHNtS 81
Cincinnati Beer by applying 70 f.H f1NLEY.
lyO6 n nv
Sole Agent for the D. c. Of Chrs Moeriins Cincnn:sa
Beer. The Queen OF Been mAlS
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f;OR RENT-THAT COMFORTABLE TwO-sTORY
brick House. 200 @ 1t. NV. OF eight rooms and
cellar. with al conyenences: dne location and IL
good condition; 5000 per month; Possession April
10. Thus. u WA0GAMAM
Ap1 u 9l7 b u. NV.
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TEMPERANCE SoCIABLE AND RECEPTION The
Young WOmen's CHRISTIAN Temperance Union OF
Hamline NJ. E. church gave an enjoyable SOctable
and reception last night In the vestry OF the church.
which was tastefully decorated with potted plants
flowers and banners. Miss Ida Hodgk1ns, the presi-
dent, presided, and a delightful! program was pre-
sented. including three nnely-rendered chOruSes
by the wesleyan University Glee Club.
IHPoRTED Roses At AUCTIoN.-Thomas bowling
VIII sell tomorrow at IL O'Clock at his auction
rooms, choice consignment OF roses and decora-
tive plants, direct from Holland.
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EvEkeksESs AT AUcTroS.-In connection with
the imported roses. Mr.. Downing viii sell Io-,nsf-
roS al IL O'Clock choice lot VI eyerZreens, sc.
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IL, Ihkkk Will be no sale Of furniture at the swe-
dence having bought IL at private sac.
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From the San Francisco Alta
Yesterday morning a gentleman from Fresno
registered at one OF the principal hotels in the
city, but as there were no rooms vacant at the
time he was told TO return in the afternoon His
luck was no better on his return, as more rooms
had been engaged by telegraph than motel OF
double the size OF the one In question could con-
tain. He was little Indignant and told the clerk
at the desk that, by Jove, he would stop there
anyhow, and onered to back his beast with 500.
Among the guests OF the hotel was young lady
from the same town as the gentleman, and for
whom the would-be guest OF the hotel had a lik-
ing. He went TO the young lady, told his pre-
dicament and determination, and asked the young
lady 10 marty him. she consented and tOget her
Surcient 10 say the gentleman made COON his boast
---------- -
President Warren's scheme.
HOW HE Would CELEBRATE THE ANNIVERSARY OF
THE DISCOVERY OF AMERICA.
President Warren, OF Boston University, in his
annual report, after speaking of the several meth
DDS which have been proposed for the celebration
Of the 4OOth anniversary OF the discovery of Amer
lea BY Columbus, makes this unique suggestion
for showing Americas gratitude to columbus:
"FtrSt-Tne establishment, under national or
International auspices, OF permanent scientific
station at the northern magnetic ple OF the earth
the same 70 be geographically connected with the
chief signal ONCE In Washington and with all the
meteorological signal systems and national OBJ
seryatOrie5 throughout The world.
"SecOnd-Tne appointment by Congress or a per-
eminent military and civil engineers and Others.
whose duty u shall be thoroughly to study, and,
90 lar as practicable TO test all proposals looking
to the promotion OF polar exploration and polar
research whether these proposals relate TO routes
methods, or appliances.
-'rhrd-The hDi1cation OF all existing sea-coast
lighting. weather reporting. high-sea surveying,
ephemeris construction and the ike In one com.
prehensve International system, organized in uni
form national sections, working everywhere In
uniform methods, progressively betting the world
with watchers Ia all low latitudes, and In the
higher completing Its last possibilities by main
tanning, II practicable, at both the northern and
southern poles, permanent scientific stations de-
voted TO terrestrial and meteorological observa-
t1on 10 physical experiment ana discovery, and to
the daily, or, II necessary, 10 the hourly, report
Ing OF those polar pulses which predetermine
storm and calm, and affect for good or Ill what
ever lies In earth or sea.
.'Soouer or later" be says. 'this work VIII be
taken UP, and the present hour Is the most auspi-
ci0ua' Dr. warren says that this work, underta-
ken with the proper methods and SUFFICIENT scien-
the support. IS quite feasible, and II accomplish
cd would be OF the greatest value TO scientific men
and naylgatora
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AUCTION SALES.

~ A. ROOT 90. Auctioneers.
Cs sos Market Space.
GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS.
On THURSDAY MORNING. APRIL TWELFTH. q
HALF-PAsT TEN, will sell on premises, 2Os st.
NV opposite Knox's Stables. entire
Teas sugar. Canned Goods. &c.
Also, Coffee MIL aud Scales. &C. In lots 20 suis
buyers ap10-2t
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RULES FOB ONES GUIDANCE BEFORE SITTING IN
FRONT OF THE CAMERA.
From the Chicago News
''oniy one person should go with a child when It
is TO be photographed" said camera artist ..In-
stead, several people are apt to accompany it, he
continued. "The younger IL Is the more GO along
10 see the little dear when It's picture is taken
II It's baby all the female relatives handy con-
stitutc themselves into a body guard for the In
Iant on Its important Trip TO the photographers
Even its proud papa viii neglect his b1siness to
be present at the ceremony. They all nave 10 in
speet the child, comment upon IL, and even II It's
TOO young TO Understand what is said, manage 10
get u into state OF nervous ndgets before the
operator ever Lays eyes upon iI. III the entire
WITH the juvenile subject, but one indi vtc,lal
should he permitted 10 enter the operating room
WITH IL. THREE or four persons In the room only
serve TO distract the youngsters attention and
lessen the chances OF obtaining "a good picture
mo attempt should be made 10 get u child pho.
toyraphed IN any but bright weather. The middle
Of the day Is the best tine for a sitting Children
should always wear nght-colOred frocks when SIT
ting Tor pictures. Lient tones harmonic with
their complications and photograph In less time
than darker hues. Navy blue seal brown. dark
green, wine color. maroon, aud cardinal all Take
dark. Light green brown. scarlet, gray. and pur-
pie take light. Rose color lavender. yellow, and
pale blue nearly white. In white material the
cream tint Is more desirable than pure white.
Black silk or velvet take dark AS INK
1T l. as easy TO get good pictures OF children as
OF grown folk II people would attire the little ones
In suitable colors and simple style. not make them
Dc.Ofr tucy reach tHc ana leave
them entirely 70 the operator after they are there
grown people would secure more satisfactory pic.
lures OF themselves. TOO II they'd trust to the
operators judgment ami less 10 their Own. People
ought 70 think about the details OF their dress ana
hair arrangement before they come In front OF he
camera. AS rule the more simple the attire and
couture the more pleasing and natural the picture
Proofs should never be examined IN q bright iixhl
as they Iade 80 rapidly. It's no guide the Pho.
tosrapher 10 send back two or three proofs with
the message Finish from the darkest one or the
ghtest one Tor they are liable 70 be OF the same
shade when they reach him.
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"Royal GIuc'' mends China, Giasswood, &

Fresh Attorney Butter churned every morning
and delivered In u ID. 'Ward" prints, 45c per III
Also. Cottage Cheese and buttermiik: sweet MilK
&c. per quart.
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GIG Pa. ave. s.e., $3.50
iii 9Th st. s.e.. Or. ..1S.30
BIB 18th st "a. e., Jrs. IA
l211 Wylie st. ne. Or. IL
434 18th s;.s.e.. Or. .lU.50
10S 18th 1T. Sc, Or. 10
1873 Bound. 1T. ne. 5r.9.30
ll26 & st. ne, 5 re. 10
II A BRADLEY. VIZ Est.
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rTHoMAs BOWLING. Aucsaoneer.
TRUSTEES SALE OF IMPROVED PROPERTY.
Bling NOS. $50, 2:p AND 24I THIRTFEN.
AND-A-HAlf sTkkET SOUTHWEST

November 1873. and duly recorded an Llbcr No
Ws.hine:on. IN the District o. Columbia and b. Dire
ton q s s P osr :. .sG rn, sess sfs
g!sia,sss on IGuEsp paw, ths TwEMTi ,alxIs pAv
described property: All tst certain Idrc< or I.1cl
OF ground tuste lying and being in the city f Vssh-
described Lot -. In square so t0erth~r with TIE
improvements be;nr Noe 23S. 23p aud :Sl l3ss a.
A. ~. No 23s u improved by Hr1rk Ard ~ Dir
two are Frame Dwelinex
Tern }: ons-third cash. the rrssdus IN swo equal
psynenU 81 six and twelve mo0fha. with notes h1r-
me interest and secured by deeds Of trust ali oss
option OF purchaser or purchaser Al cUnvpy aDc-
ing and rccordinr 81 purchAsers' cost dcposir q
600 win Be require on Zach house the time Of "a
WILLIAM J. MAkkEk -.
ap10-dtds RobEkT o. HoLfxnxN.s Irussss~
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lCOR RENI-UNFURNISHED
II l22l Cr.avn.w-lSr lo26 / 9TH ST. NV. ] Or eos
.....--......... 1888 :}3 zoos 10th St N. W., Or
"a Lafayette So, Sr. DO 10th ST. o. Tor. 50
1916 st. NV, l2r... 10 1871 18th ct. Or. SO
81 NV, l2rs. 10 211 Del ave.iLe.15r. 80
lab st. NV lar. i2Q 1914 Both NV. l7r50
112J 10th st.n.w., l1r ID lt1U b 81. sw., llr 30
1S:9 q st. NV. 15r. lUO 2ti22 St Yr. 40
l6t4 lst st. n w..13r. 100 Ill ST. ST.. Az
iOSo Mass. ave; 100 1908 Z tn ST. W., store
1904 Conn. ave-, l:r. - aud dwell ling
1916 Vt. av. D.w. 12rS3. "a l0l2 n H. ave, 6r . p
1904 Conn. ave, 1lr.... l2!J LIST sw., 3 80. 20
24O4 l&th At ...........T1 23S LIST ST sw, 8 rs ID
SlT 18th st. NV, 1Ar.. 20 .:SU 1rt St w. Or - >
I4iG ST NV. l2r.. 20 S02 .1st ST. NV, 14rs-
f5o. . st. NV. 11r. 40 80, 1st W.. jr Is
24O2 14th st 49,. &c. "a 2:S2 LIST St sw Or ~ l.
The above houses can examlnea by permit rom
our otice only. THOMAS j. FISHER Il Co.
nh2A E52i st. r.w
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Ns~o Always 0ess I0oBes
FROM Piftsburg Dispstch. April 3.
A marriage which took place In Springfeld
Ohio, a few days since was the result Of A soroe'
what romantic courtship. About two years ago
chicago life-insurance agent was persistent IN his
enaeaso1 70 write large policy on one OF his
oacheior friends The friend always objected on
the ground that he was alone In the world. had
p, ,ss' ana no need To pxpyide further sof the
persas'eht agent: "foa find me wife and win
guy p9ncy OK YOU The proposition was ac-
ence between Louisville widow a Trend oS his
VIE, ana the bachelor. which soon became deeply
increasing 20 Doth parties In due time men.
sae agent wrote . Dig policy and his friend ceased
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igs SALE Of that valuable unimproved property
on kentucky avenue, near Pennsylvania avenue
soutneast and the site OF the proposed Eastern
bIaheh bridge, will take place tomorrow after
~ So 05;a ~ 20 O'Clock This is good opportunity
~ ooes!n property In this rapidly enhancing see
uon or the city, either for SPECULATION or perma
heat holding
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ENDORSING SENATOR SHERMaS.-The sherman
Club have elected permanent officers as follows
e.. A. Lamar, president; Lewis II. Douglass vice
president; j. W. Cromwell, secretary; Lewis H..
Douglass. W. 4. Martin, j. W. Cromwell, l. G.
Fleteher and r :. Smith. executive committee.
Resolutions were adopted last evening endorsing
senator John sherman for the presidency.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-04-10

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