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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-03-30
TIE WEATHER FoR EASTER

lHE w GATHER For EAsTER
PROMISES TO BE FAIR; AT LEAST. LET
Us HOPE THAT AFTER ALL THE
STORMY WEATHER We MAY HAVE A
PLEASANT DAY.
SHOULD THIS BE THE CASE. THERE
ARE TWO SPECIAL LINES OF OUR GOODS
WHICH WILL BE IN DEMAND.
FIRST. SPRING ovERCoATs. We HAVE
THEM IN ALL SIZES FROM FOUR YEARS
OLD UP TO FoRTy-EIaHT INCHES BREAST
MEASURE. .#'
WE EMPHASIZE OUR STOCK OF THESE
GOODS AS BEING THE NEWEST AND
MOST STYLISH IN WASHINGTON; JUST
OUT Of THE MAKERS HANDS, MADE
UP IN EXCLUSIVE STYLES AND CUT
JUST LIKE THE BEST CUsTOM-MApE
GOODS. PRICES FROM $40 TO s35 FOR
MEMS SIZES.
SECOND. OUR BOYS GOODS THE BOYS
A@ANLNA n QUIZ TOfS EAolEfs AND WE
HAVE MADE SPECIAL PREPARATIONS
FOR THAT DEMAND
AS WE HAVE BEFORE STATED WE
DON'T CARRY THE LOw-PRICED GOODS
But IN MEDIUM AND FINE GRADES
YOU'LL FIND OUR STOCK. WE THINK,
THE BEST IN WASHINGTON. THIS SEASON
RoUaHscoTCH EFFECTS AREyERY FASH.
IoNABLE AND WE HAVE A LOT OF VERY
HANDSOME AND ENTIRELY NEW THINGS
IN THIS LINE.
SHORT PANTS SUITS, o. TO SIS.
LONG PANTS SUITS. $40 TO SEQ.
wE1NvITE YOUR CAREFUL INSPECTION.
E. B. BARNUM l. CO.,
mh3o s3l PENN. AVENUE.
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EASIER CARDS and Easter Novelties at BAux's

DoS'rsE CLAM.-Sdalls, the great soap man,
has covered the country with the legend, Don't
he o clam" because "A clam does not "shei out" as
he wishes the public to do soap, however good,
only cieansss the outside. scotch Oats Essence,
on the contrary cIeanses purirss, and strengthens
The brain and nervous system, both in and out,
cures neuralgia, gives new vtgOr, and is Undoubt-
edly the greatest nervine known.
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OF interest To LADIEs-TO introduce the Bal
sam E1r soap the manufacturers will present
eVeTy Gus; oIner with a large Baisam Fir Pillow.
Thnse desiring 10 avail themselves OF this offer
can geJ the soap and pillow for the next few days
at MERITS Drug Store. Price OF soap &c.
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LOCAL MENTION.
The Weather.

Ini-1fsors far the % hours commencing nfs r. ~
For the District Of Columbia, Virginia, Delaware,
and Maryland. light 10 fresh variable VIRUS
DeCo3.ing sOuthery, warmer, fair weather.
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FOK EASTER DISSER.-GO 10 C. Engeis sons LOT
gfsea peas. string beans asparagus, new pOlatoes,
caulifiOwer. mushrooms, new oeetS, egg plants
y rrnuda onions and headed lettuce. Also, pine
Enrrls sons 500 center Market, 9th 81. wing.
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FOR SALE-HOUSES

TSoR sALE-ELE6ANrs IyEN-RooM AND BATH
BRICK nesl; is feet fro 4 all mod inps built TO
please the ladies' cheap 10 qk buyer. north east Sec
ton STALEl 4 HILL GA 18th ST mh3o-t
EOR sALE-sMALL HOUSE AND LoI, ONE
~ biock above Boundary, on Crescent ~. Meridisn
MORTIMER ownev an .,sr'.~sS rs
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Gxsr,s Su1rs SoouarD
AND PRESSED FOR IL
Coata Soc; Pants, 25c: Vest 25c Alkerinr ana
RspeiI1ng dons IN best ~s9nsr Goos called fof aud
ELHAHN 7O5 9th Ct NV.
taS1-6m and aIS \. Calvert e.. BsItmce
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SPRING Child suits. Eiseman's, cor. 7th and E.

ALWAYS TO THE FROST.-ChOice spring lamb
for Easter sunday dinner. at stalls OF j. ii.
Buscher. 54i and o42 Center, 300 and 800 Northern
Liberty Market.
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"Reyal Gius'' mends emma, alasswood,Sc

and Delivered In i Id "Ward" pfinta 45c per lh
Also, Cottage Cheese and Burtermiik: sweet MiIE
&C. per quart
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BRI<6 THE LITTLE ONES TO Hams Reliable shoe
UOa,s-, Presents OF Panorama candy eggs 70
the giris: decorated ,China) eggs Tor the boys.
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CITY AND DISTRICT.
AnnuasPpn1emtS

Amusenemts Tonight.
NATToNAL---''TheJ ilt.'
HARRIs,.-"Marked for Life
kERNAS's.-Lily Clay's Gayety Co.
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SEE THE WONDERFUL PURITAN ROSE.
At STRAUSS. 249 Center Market.
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CUT FLOWERS FOR EASTER Stall open all daJ
Saturday. G. STRAUSS & Co.. 249 Center Market
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INTERESTING NEErING-rALKs ABOUT FOREIGN CON-
rkIEs-ELECTIoN or oFF1CRRA
The Geographical Club held the last session In
the first quarter Of Its history at the residence OF
Dr. Geo. T. sioat, Le Droit Park, on Tuesday eve
ning The program was an attractive one. Mrs
E. Upton held the close attention Of the club for
nearly an hour while she talked about Corea, to
which the presence In our city just now OF the
queerly attired ambassadors lent special interest
Mr.. +. Z Upton read an extract from P1ckwtck
Papers Miss Clara lngraham rendered q choice
musical selection, and Mr.. Chas. Z Fairman gave
An amusing account OF horse-trade in an original
poem in the Kannak dialect
During the past three months the Congo Free
state, Australia, Mexico, Alaska, siberia, China,
and Corea have been the subject OF interesting.
though informal, talks, and the club Is to be con-
graduated upon an attractive prospect in It's fu-
ture meetings
The following were elected ofncers for the ensu-
Ing quarter: President A. H. Nelson; vice prest'
aen fs,N Mrs o b Br9wn; secretary F. Curtis en-
Fairman, and Mrs. w. 7. Hornaday.
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julius LASsBURGH, 315 9TH ST., offers tomorrow
800 pairs Nottingham Lace Curtains at 30 Ctsl %
cts, and 81. %; reduced about one-half
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JVIIrs LsSsRURGH. 315 eth ST., offers tomorrow
$3.50 smyrna Rugs at $3.50; 80 smyrna Rugs at
$40; $3.50 smyrna Rugs. $3.50; s275 Rugs, 81. 50.
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For Washington dressed beer go 10 Jno. r. Kelly
stalls CPS 6s,9 and $50 center Market, and 2O6 and
200 Northern Liberty. Corn beef a speciality.
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We GROW OUR OWN FLOWERS They are fresh
z. STRAUSS. stall 30 Center Market
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Affair. in West Washington.

TEMPERANCE MEETING.-The attendance at the
meeting OF the M-street Christian Union Temper.
ance Association, last night, at Market-house hall
was large. Addresses were mace by Major s. II.
walker and Geo. II. Giles Miss Carrie I'roth re-
cited clever selection.
The FREE BRIDGE.-The West Washington Gas.
light Co. have received orders to place sixteen gas
King said this morning that the District approach
to the bridge should be considered by Congress as
well as the virginia approach, and that an apprO-
priatlon Is needed for that purpose. Mr. Febrey,
OF the Virginia committee, says II the weather
permits, on the 18th OF April he Will have large
number OF representatives from Virginia In the
bridge celebration parade.
The FUNERAL or Miss Fannie KurtZ took place
this afternoon from the residence OF her brother,
1857 Valley street.
Gen. John c. Fremont once gave some good ad-
vice as TO the course To be pursued by a candidate
for public Office. This was TO .'shut his mouth and
throw away his pen."-Boston Irauetter.
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BA1sAx F1R SoAR
"A PERFECT TOILET SOAP"

Sold ct all the leading storea A large Size Baisam
Fir Pillow FREE with every Cake Of soap. th
GAs FIxTUREs DIRECf IRON THE FACTORY.
" Rochester. Duplex and Piano Tampa Manu-
fsctured by sCHULTZ GAS FIXTURE AND ART
METAL Co, SID l1th ct. nw. mh5-3m
T;wALkEK Sons. 2O4 10TH ST NV
chimnsy xiuA 4hats and .trons Sand Tar
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&-.Du
Latest styles A T. Lewis, AS 9Th ST.
TULIPs THE THOUSAND AT STRAUSS,
stall 249 Center Market.
julius LASsBUKGH offers for tomorrow an ex-
ceptiOnal bargain in Cherry and Oak Medicine
cabinets at $50 each; only 80 TO be sold.
CONSUMERS NOTICE--A1thOugh the price OF beef
has advanced from two to three cents a pound,
we are still selling at our old prices which we
guarantee TO do all the year around. This is an
object 20 purchasers, as they always know just
what they have 10 pay for their meat not expect
ting raise all the time. We sell best rio roast at
1Jc.: sirlon steak, 1Jc.: coTned-beef, to lOc AL
other cuts at same low prices AT
NEW YORK MARKET,
Co. 'r Sd and Indiana avenue,
5. L HOOVER, tProp.).
SPRING 0yERcoATs. Eiseman's. cor. 1th and E
THOUSANDS OF CUT ROSES AT STRAUSS,
stall 2i9 Center Market.
y BAR6AIS.-ThOSe fine imported Tooth Brushes
Ut 2lc. each, worth double the money.
MERITS Pharmacy,
101i street,
The pioneer OF low prices.
SPRING Boys Suits Eisemans. cor. 9TH and L.
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X w. ~>~S~> - ". AASIAA~A0<~
I'D s, sg,s ,sT $3.50 Elessai sua
Si isih St NV yssOr. s:asss ~ :i.s@
1746 ST. n W., 13r. rs from $50 to 81 so each.
80! St. NV. 15r..,..65 94I ST. I'd floor. front
l4!S St H. W.. 5r.....5 50 heated by steam 4100
1S4l ST., lot. % 941 L, Sd floor. front rs
l141 st. n.w- 12r.... 30 heated by steam. 1888
2O21 st n.w Tor. SO 1908 4 st. I'd floor As
lob st. NV, llr. So 937 + ST.. I'd floor. 40
lgld st. nw- FIR .5s y35 St, 3D. door, lrm. Is
1909 St n. 11r. IS 800 ST., I'd floor IS
415 U st. n. Or. 80 $50 + st., Sd floor 10
1903 Marion St, 7r. ~. 80 415 9th ST., I'd floor %
103 I'd st. r.......25 AS 9th st..
449 Boundy St w.Sr.25 1911 ST.. Sd a.. rs .25
12o1 II st. ne. 7rs.23 470La ave-. from 10 to 20
400 st. Sc. Sr. 93i St w. Sd floor -
BIS 9th st. s.w, 6r.....17 9Th aud .5to20
4S3 ST. sw.. 5r II Go La. ave-. I'd floor. 20
120 LIST st. ne. Or. 1880
l1O1 18th ST. II. W., Or. .16 STORES
1:s2 1Dt ne. 6rs. $50 Magnificent store Sun
loo Linden FL ne. VI. 10 Building, per an. 900
l0Q} n j ave se Or. 10 Al llth st nw.........4O
53o 9th st. - sos 9th w.. rs
1232 Wy lie ST. ne 6r.. IL
For list of furnished houses call for send TO Office
For list Of property for sale call for send to Office
Property placed with me for rent sale il literally
advertised free OF Gust TO the owner.
mh19 r. q. HOLTZMAN. 10th and T SITS NV
LNOR RENT-TwO TwO-STORY BRICK HOUSES,
LIST II: W: rent SIS. 40 each. By CHAa s. sHREvE.
1l2o 9TH st. II. W. mhl9-lm
NOR RENT-HIs EXCELLENCY, THE MINISTER
Il OF Sweden and Norway. about leaving the country
places in hands for rent furnished unfurnshed
his House, 1925 Il St, which is a 3story and base
meDt brick. - feet 'front.' room deep. in thorough
sonable rate For terms and permission to inspect
'f fi33sm ' D' iai st.
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Grand Special Sale
AT THE FAfR, S12 7th street northwest
We are always on hand with bargains for our
Customers, and we want our regular Customers
and the Public generally to get the beneft OF our
bargains.
For Easter:
Pretty little Chicks in nest, &C.
Decorated COiored Easter Eggs, &c.
Fancy Basket, with Egg, Nest and Chick, 10c.
Decorated Basket with Chicken and Eggs, 1Sc.
Willow Basket, with Nest, Eggs and Chickens 2Oc.
Large Covered Chamber-Pails 17c.
Walnut Backing Cases, Carpeted, SOC.
Folding Cutting Tables, SOC.
comfortable Rocking Chair, SOC.
Silver-Plated Table spoons, j. doZ., 75c.
Silver-Plated Forks, 75c.
Ia Carved Oak Frames, worth 9Sc., for SOC,
Ebony Wall Pocket, worth CSC, for 69c.
Cocoa DOor-MatS, worth &C.. for SIC.
Hand-Painted Lava CuSpadoreS 23c
Hand-Pafnted China CuspadOres, 47c.
Handsome Colored Glass Water SETS consisting
OF Pitcher, Tumblers and Brass Tray, only CSC.
Some more OF those Beautiful, Embossed and
Decorated Chamber Sets for 1919.
Hand-Patnted China Tea Set, SO pieces. Neat
Decoration, worth $69S, for $3.50.
Dinner Sets, New Shape, Hand-Painted, 100
pieces, worth S27.4S, for $l9.9S
We call your attention 10 our large line of Baby
Carriages On I'd floor.
i TIE FAIR 80 9TH ST. NV
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srRssc ;, Pants 70 order Elseman's. cor. 7th & Z
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TULIPS BY THE THOUSAND AT STRAUSS,
stall 249 Center Market.
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An Animal Ambulance.

An Animal AmOuu0mCos
To the Editor of THE EVENING STAR:
In Wednesdays STAR there WAS q commnnica-
ton from N. B. T., calling upon the Humane So
ciety for ambulance for the Of disabled AMI
mails as In other cities This want has been most
keenly felt by the officers and workers In our So
ciety. We are sustained entirely by public opin-
ion mot very remunerative) and voluntary contri-
who are doing the work-much OF 1t uphill work.
We have never had in our treasury an amount
suiiicient to justify such heavy expenditure.
the neighoorhood Of $500, II ! am not mistaken
ana how are we TO get the money with which to
make the purchase? VIII not the Interested friend
OF the speechless NJ. B. r., head list with such
an amount as his sympathies and the condition OF
his purse win permit? win gladly act as custo.
JULIA LANGDoN BARBER.
To BALTIMORE IN As MNUrEs.-The Baltimore
and Ohio Railroad is the only line running limited
express trains to Baltimore In forty-ve and nifty
minutes, and The one dollar excursion tickets to
Baltimore via Baltimore and Ohio, will be hOnOred
on all trains. Nineteen trains Friday and Satur-
day. Thirteen trains Sunday.
INDICTMENTs.-The grand jury to-day found a
true bill OF indictment against Samuel t. Drury for
forgery-5eventy-Si counts on nineteen charges Of
forged checks from $40 TO $50 aggregating over
S500-in the name OF Mary Shaw. on the Bank Of
Washington, from June 10 December last. Also
indictments against Timothy sullivan for rape on
Rosanna Graves, March 10 last; Geo. Richardson,
assault with intent to Kill otto Robinson, February
%; Thos. Wilkins, same offense on VIM. Crawford.
February ID; Jno BADLY, housebreaking in the
night at the store OF j. n. Brown, March IA; VIM
Wilson, second offense petit larceny; Edw. Beam
der, do; Jno Waters, larceny; Theodore n. HAND,
larceny from the person; Enoch Hendricks, lar
Ceny.
THE ATTENTION OF our readers Is called to the
auction sale OF business property corner OF LIST and
NJ streets northeast, TO take place next Tuesday
The property is on the line OF the Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad, with sidings running in and now
used as coal and wood depot with all the attach
mentS. II can readily be converted into ware
houses or for other purposes the dimensions OF the
lots being corner property, 1t would admit OF rows
Of houses.
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RorAL
BAKING
: POWDER
EoyA
BAx1Sa
PowDER
ABSOLUTELY uaE.

This powder never varies. marvel of purity,
strength. and wholesomeness More economical than
the ordinary kinds and cannot be sold in competition
with the multitude Of low test short weight alum or
phosphate powders Sold only in cans. ROYAL BAKING
POWDER Co.. l06 Wall st.. NIX
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MES's good fur Derbys 81 so, tine 81, best e.. 5
Latest styles. A. T. Lewis, AS 9TH ST
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1907 18th st.n.w.. 7r. .S35
} 1919 18th ct. NV. 6r....3o
400 Z Sc h.w.,2lr. 80

l. skating Rink N 1000 1907 18th st.nw. q: .s35
same 1 ss,n fur, si73 $50 ga i srs. A.
fSS od se' I'm apts Boundary
M t. s" g.: ss$ lss a.r = ). nv
iSs Jfs Fl e. : ss:s
" g sss n J. ave n iAPs = Ia ave.
90 An nM i9o5 f7sh St nx Dr.. is
STORES. OFFICES &C.
fs store ssas ss a and Sas
$50 for rear store. Vernon Row, I'm. 20, Is
store { sla dEsiis j IS is T. !; IT, "a base 30
4ds ' L. sve Lemon msDt bSIain4 RIM
46s La. ave. % f......3Oi
aeSs Spy ?, rFcIe5 on my
the LIST and 18th. [mh3Ol THOS. Z WAGGAAIAN.
EOR RENT
r st. S s0r n and Il It 81. SIS 1893 3S
al ave- an nx Store : fss
ai ana or " ior go 4 ~ I3 3th St I 1923
g?i 9stn.w..store sr: i3o9s Wyiie st. ne. 1850
S f4S5 e Col iv St. ii es ST. RS
mh26-1m swoRMsTEDT BRADLEY. s27 st.
FOR RENT 229 ST. NE; 8 ROOMS. BATH AND
per @R Gsp!R Mcgowan i SSHEhaf St
j. and basement brick; furnace. bell speaking tubes.
house open. So. DAVIDSON 4 DAvIpsoS, or.
FOR REST--3i24 ST GIT, NEW sIx-RooM
ss5n:sd AgS sHAs bA E1GsSe lsss
EOR RENT-51O BOUNDARY ST. OPPOSITE
Ledroit Park; new: seven rooms; latest improve.
81 30. Apply Ais . st NV. mh:0-3t'
EoR RENT-COTTAGE BRICK. No. 1885 18th
IN st NV; seven rooms. BATH Nc $40 Large Brick.
NV, no ms, bath. &c $50. Brick DIS ST. n W.,
IN Ek sas SO sSoSe St. w
mh29-3t
EoR RENT-sToRE AND DWELLING. sO2 7TH
III 9Th h T. NV PsG l4D nw s.s s: i4o
s esP's cha aIa TSS i
II. mh29-3t
NOR PENTHOUSE la4S nth ST NV. TEN
nI pSO%s and bath mod ips rent $50 per month
Tor RENT-BY APRIL l-27 ST. NV, THREE
Il story brick lOr and cellar. mod. imps. SO per
nk sssk e. saa ss'f
FOR Or. RENTING STORY AND BASEMENT
sh!s per month St NV stable lS:s FeH'
II ~ rooms and bathroom, Sl4 18th st, NV: Apply
mb29,3t. 935 Ia ave.
lNOR REMITTANCE HOUSE. 9l1 @ ST. NV.
IL 10 rooms; mod. imps. also house, 30 New York
ave. n.w.: rooms; mod. Imps,: also house, 2033 9th
st. W., D rooms mod. inls.; also 20J4 9Th st
st., Room =. or 142i 9TH st. NV mh29-3 St.
TCOR RENT
IL In the business center of It'll st. Sc, 1a29 bet
and n SITS.
Store a.d dwelling Of eleven rooms; also large
stable, suitable tor any business rent $50 Apply to
WELLER l. REPETTI,
mh293t 326 Penn. ave. se.
NOR RENT 4 16 ST. NV, FOUR-STORY
Il brick eleven rooms modern conveniences; in good
order; nearly new house. Apply TO ,>,
mh2S3t 9th and ID SITS.
nor KENT-s4o. l29 MARYLAND AVENUE NE,
half-sQuare east OF Capitol; three-s tory and base
ment Brick: all modern improvements delightful 10
cation. Inquire at 125 Md. ave- ne. mh29-3t'
NOR RENT-2l4 F ST. N. w, EIGHT-ROOM
IL brick house. gas and bath; cheap: $50. T. C.
MURRAY, 5l3 I'd st. n. W. mh29-3t
EOR RENT-l5O6 9TH STREET NORTHWEST
ments $50 per month in advance. For further infor-
nation apply to BUSHNELL CARUSI. zoos + st
NV. mh2S-1w
lCOR RENT-THREE-sTORY BRICK DWELLING,
II 1872 SD ST.. with thirteen including bath
room. pantry and wash rooms. Apply to j. g. Il j. NJ
WATERS. 1045 Sd st. mh2S-lOt
LOR RENT
II III ar NV lor fir 400 pos oath st Or m 4 10 IN
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CHEW ~Rosenfeld's Gem" Tobacco.
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NONE ARE ISFERroR--An the trains OF the Bal
tiEnore and Potomac Railroad leaving the hand
some station at 9Th and Is streets Tor Baltimore
are well equipped, comfortable, and desirable.
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SPRING suits to order Eiseman,s. cor. eth ana E
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SOLEMN PoxTIFIcAL HIGH Mass viii be conducted
az uie cathedral IN Baltimore on Easter sunday az
II am. oy Cardinal Gibbons. The low excursion
rates announced by the Baltimore and Ohio Rail-
road Ior all trains next Friday, Saturday and sun
oey VIII uouetiess pe taken advantage OF by many
OF our people who desire TO see and hear THIS eu-
nent prelate In his own cathedral .
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JrIIUs LASsBUKGH offers for tomorrow an ex
ceptiOnal bargain in Cherry and Oak Medicine
cabinets at ESQ each; only 80 TO be sold
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o is 80 K :. nv. =; $4,000
eos i 81 n ". b.h~ p ooo
= eScsi Il st NV h g. 3, ooo
400 IN Y 81 n y S-h-. q g; 900
ess and 6:iS ii ST n
O y. b h and 5 houses 49,,
0 eie t to 6So Nd ave- 80. 80
0 r. ct. bot Is and IL n
". b.h., llr.-...-lSooo
o lT3s % 1s43 Z IT. n
o ,s sii e and 1906 l L II. :
o lila aud ZIG 9th ct
Aw., h.h-. INA and L.
o FIJI. in rear ....-... -dOoO
SCI 70 323k d 1T a..
o H. Or. ......-..-,, 30p
3o2 9th e. ae-, b.h,~,
1854, 1914 ith ST. ~
o ", b.h-. 5rs. 5000
$40 Boundary 81 nv
o b.h- Or. 600
l2l9 & l222 Madison
n -. 81. -. an rnn
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The First Game.

THE WASHINGTON TEAM TO RETURN SUNDAY AMI
PLAY AT CAPITAL PARK On MONDAY.
The Washington Base Ball Club will return tt
the city sunday night and will open the season in
this city on Monday. Their opponents will be the
Buffalo Club, OF the International League The
game that was scheduled for tomorrow with the
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Fcrd. Franks .sEaster Bargains

Merriams Dix's Childs Spring Heels at 75c.
Ladies' and Misses Opera Slippers at 45c.
Infants Soft Sole Kid Button at lJc.
BOYS Polo caps 15c. Boys Knee Pants at 45c.
Easter Eggs for the children, every customer en-
titled to one. 331 and 1893 Penn. ave. s. e. CapitO
Hill.
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Fresh supply Of those Elegant Spring
Style DerbyS, $1.5O All cOorS. Coco value at 81 80
At Z. Auerbach's Mems Furnishings, Hat and Sew
ing Machine Rooms 7th and HI
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FOR SALE-IOTS.

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W. ii. 1A1LOh. iucul
r, s. MOORE. Superinte lent
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1888-09-29
a rortnne from . seedlinr.

Some years ago q woman living near
Buffalo, whose former home was in Euclid
township, was left widow in straitened
circumstances. Her only means of liveli-
hood consisted of small vineyard. Among
the varieties OF grapes was q plant that
her husband had but recently set out as
an experiment. The pAny vine bore that
season but single bunch of grapes. It
is of course well known that grapes are
raised from cuttings and roots and not
from seed. This woman, out of curiosity,
planted the seeds from one of the grapes
of this vine. They sprouted out and did
so well that the young vines were trans
planted, and when sufficiently developed
bore handsomely a variety of grape that
differed radically from the original seed.
1t was a luscious table grape.
A neighboring nurseryman had his at
tention drawn to the new grape, and
made the woman proposition to take
cuttings from the vines, give the variety
name and put it OH the market, paying
her a royalty on all roots sold. She ac-
cepted, and in few years reaped small
fortune as her share of the profits from
the sale, as the grape became an immedi-
ate favorite. Forty thousand dollars in
royalties was paid to her by this nursery
man. She sold her little vineyard and
retired to live at case the balance Of her
days in her native town in New York
state on the money brought her from the
seeds of single grape, planted almost by
chance. (O.) Cor. New York
Herald.