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S. w. Augen.,cin, sl7, s1s and s21 9TH


ST. W., continuation OF the great Saie OF the goods
bought at the recent sherff's sale In New York.
Read the following wonderful low prices for TO-
morrow. Remember, these goods are all frSt-claSS
In every respect. A basket given to every pur-
chaser of 81 or more: Wine glasses, &C.; cOlored
gObetS, &c.; fine decorated tea sets, new patterns
$2.:4, worth So; ne-nalf dOz flint table tumblers
pc, worth 15c.; One-half dOz. genuine French
CHINA plates, &C, worth $3.50; Onehalf doz. stone
china cups aud saucers, DC. hand lamps COM
plete, 12c.; individual meat or vegetable dishes,
&C.. $50 backing Cases, nc; 7Jc ajoiica vases
reduced TO PIC. pair; 81 vases reduced to Ole. a
pair; decorated French CHINA mustache cup and
saucer 1Oc slnch oval preserve dish, &c.; pickle
dishes 2c English porcelain moss rose dinner SETS
new shapes, S1562, worth S26; Rogers co. quadru-
ple-plate butter dishes, s2.S0 worth 81; Rogers
Table Casters, quadruple plate, 1927, worth $50;
two egg heaters, DC; siyer-plated butter
knives, &C.; bread knives, &C.; Carving knives
and forks, &C. worth 81; slS decorated dinner
sets reduced u $3.50; one-nau d z. English china
plates, pc. larger size, PC. half doZ.; One-haf
doL. extra large dinner plates, &c. Don't put off
until TOO late TO Cali, but come early and secure
the best or the bargains.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-03-09

GRoCERs, provision dealers, AMI hotel and res
taurant buyers wanting Maryland sweet and
White potatoes, ydIns and other near by farm pro-
ducts, including nrst-Class eggs, Will serve their
Interests by calling al SO b street northwest.
CRAWFORD & TURNER,
prgfl
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-03-09

Piles thoroughly and permanently cured Treat
menJ almost painiesS and no detention from bu il.
pess. Consultation free. Dr. Snrader, Specialist,
1906 9th st. NV. q
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PuRE Wool HESnrErrAs.

GOBLIN BLUE, TAN, SAGE. SERPENT. OK
BLOOD. TERRA GOTTA. AND BLACK. wide, double
width, cash price, 4Sc.
BEAUTIFUL sATTEENs, in short lengths Hue
quality newest styles, 9Isc.
BROAD CLOI H for Ladies' Suits, GOBLIN BLUE
SAGE, TAN, TERRA GOTTA, OK BLOOD AND
BLACK, pure WOOL one yard and half wide, wonder.
tul cash bargain, S1kc.
PLAID MUSLIN. good quality &c.
BLACK AND COLORED SILKS, at actual cost
price TO reduce our immense stock.
HANDSOME STRIPED BLACK SILK VELVET.
finest quality 15c.
CARRIERS.
I'll MARKET SPACE. NEAR BOSTON VARIETY
STORE.
Cash Customers who buy % over will receive ONE
Of the following presents: Pair OF Damask Towels
worth 81: Half Dozen Dam3sk Napkins, worth 1:,c
or pair Of elegant coIsets, worth 15c.
FANCY SILKS, 37H, 40 As, so and 6Ic
FRENCH SATTEENS, finest quality, 2.5c
LADIES' CLOTH. pure wool, one yard and q half
wide, wonderful bargain, only 5Uc.
CREAM ALBATROSS, pure wool, double width.
81 &c. 'A'
FRENCH SERGE. pure wool. double width. 37kc.
TRICO CLOTH pure wool. double width, Bic
Cash Customers who buy 80 or will receive
ONE Of the following presents: Handsome Bridal
Damssk. worth SlS7; one Dozen Danask Napkins,
worth 80.
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phOFESSOh LQSETTES LECTURES ON
ss \ 4 \ F. SSSaa#HFSSS$ Enfs " "
\ \ X ZEE \ \ n \ \ o 90 ( Y -
MY BOX sTn II SkE bEMs
sseientist H9n W W: Astor Judge 1ibson, judah P.
perSoay a. the sane erae
ties Class Of LOO liz Baltimore; $50 in Detroit;
4tGGsSS %kEd tsftnrs x 6 Hf fysn
MONDAY, I2th March, at 5 pm.
Admission by ticket only. which may be had at
Droops Music Store, 925 Penna. mh7-5t'
A LBAUGHs GRAND OPERA HOUSE.
Beginning MONDAY. March Il.
The Popular Coincidence,
VEENONA JARBEAU
In the Intensely Amusing Farce Comedy,
STARLIGHT.
Great Cast New Music. Handsome Costumes.
That's Enough. Don't You Think
A LBAUGHS GRAND OPERA HOUSE.
"A SATURDAY EVENING. MARCH TO-
THE CHORAL SOCIETY.
Assisted by
THE WASHINGTON SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA.
Will present THE II i ANCIENT MARINER"
SeM hhSIa son TBanfy N0'frds New
Admission 1 % cents Res ryed Seats. e. at Metz
er fs5.is se' fennS''ani' ave. beginning March
Asst WEEK OF Of FH Htl tAT N34N OF BATTLE
10th st. st. two blocks south of Pennsylvania ave.
ii .-PERfoRNANCEs DAILY
Inc c0msd'' Y. T. BRYANT,
snpg95ssssa S * MI: yFA Siki9s; ~ Mis-. LIZZIE
Company 4 e Il At b H1fcs Comedy
Popular Prices Will prevail
mh5 BARLOW S SsS' sMdffNsrRE1s.
IF CONTEMPLATING A TRIP TO. CALIFORNIA
or Western states i viii Be to your interest to sa
points mhS. Inn
WAsHINGToN RIDING ACADEMY,
COR. 22D AND STREETS N W..
FINEST ACCOMMODATION FOR BOARDING
HORSES AND CARRIAGE ROOM
IN THE WORLD.
Inspection of the Entire Establishment is Courted
mh3-1m I'D. BROWN, Proprietor
PoToMAC BOAT CLUB
BAZAAR AND EXHIBITION,
NATIONAL RIFLES ARMORY
EVERY NIGHT UNTIL SATURDAY, MARCH 10.
Comprising Ten Nights of Boundless Enjoyment and
Pleasure.
GREAT FEATURE-THE $4,000 HOUSE,
Which goes to the holder the Lucky 5Ocent Ticket
This structure is at l41S 9TH street. and is magnif-
cent home.
Tickets are sale in every prominent store in the
District and Alexandria and will be sold
also in the Hail during the Fair.
Admission, 10 cents. mhl.:3w
HYPNOTISM
III illustrated by
PROF. CARPENTER
At Willard Hall
FOURTH AND LAST WEEK BUT ONE.
Commencing MONDAY. MARCH ). Every Night at g.
WONDERFUL FUN.
Admission, rs Reserved seats, so cts mh:5-lws
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Tsr Ar FAIR AND BAZAR closes on Sltur-
cay night with appropriate CEREMONIES
BallOtluy for the numerous prizes VIII De closed
Irifay night.
secret voting begins at q pm.
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Miss NELLIE McCAxrkE Will sing az the G. A. r.
baZlr tonight
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LOCAL MENTION.

Indications for ne q hours commencing as p. m.
Fur the District Of Columbia, Virginia, and North
Carolina Ight 70 fresh nOrtbeTiy winds, except
brisk on the coast, warmer, fair weather.
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For Washington dressed beer 20 to Jno X. Kelly,
stalls eS, t2s1 and 90 Center Market, and 206 and
:Os Northern Liberty. Corn beef a specially.
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Go TO RoBr II. JoHSsos's, -. "A 5th street wing
Center Market For SATURDAY: New POTATOES.
onions. peas, Cauiinower. CucumOers, Extra line
Tomatoes Choice Fruits. &C.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-03-09

At the Concert on TUESDAY EVENING. MARCH
18th. at the CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH, Herr
MAX ALNARY, the celebrated tenor, will sing selec-
tions from Mseners "Meestersinger" and 'Lohen-
gr1n," SONGS by Schunann AID Brahms. and, by gen
eral request the Liebestted from Wagner's Walkire
The Richard Wagner Society will contribute several
brief concerted pieces aud instrumental solos.
general admission, 30 cents Reserved seats. 1j
cents: mt knabes warerooms, ST. Market Space.
Mh9-2t
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THE PRETTY 6YPSY PRINCESS at the G. A. Il. fair
tells the past present and future, and also names
the next President.
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ANCIENT MARINER at AIDaugh's tomorrow night.
adillSSiOn, 80 cts
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COLBURSS PHILADELFHIA MUSTARD.
The King OF condiments. The finest made. Fol-
saIe by grOcers-
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STRING STYLEs-Men's Felt DerDys, $780, 81 and
$50 Extra value. A.. 4. Lewis, 40 1Ih 81.
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District Government Affair.".


The commissioners have ordered that the COL
lector OF taxes shall furnish duplicate reports as
soon as possible TO them OF the total amount OF
collections de By him on account OF as ses,tnents
Tor cos, OF Labor Incurred under the provisions or
Law respecting the application VI the apprOprta-
tons Ior permit work PRIOR TO March /, 1885, aid
shall, on the inst OF e. IN mon h thereafter Iur-
Bish triprcate reports OF the collections which
shall have been made on said account for the
month preceding.
AIter an Investigation by the Commissioners r.
". Clarke nls been informed that the assessment
against lot 3, square III, viii be Cancelled as the
sewer LAID III that lot, under the old corporation Is
Dot properly chargeaole TO said premises.
TWO WOMEN CHANGED WITH PERJrRY.-Iizzie
Brooks anu Lula Ward, young colored women
were charged IN the Police Court this morning
With committing perjury IN the Criminal Court
y,atcIday IN the case OF oscar Jackson and James
Ill., Ia which case IL Is charged that they at
tempted to prove an aiibi for Hill The case was
continued Bail WAS nxe1 at $500
SLIGHT F1REs--The alarm at q - O'Clock last eve
Ming Was for slight re In the Office or H. d. Porter
I'll street. ] lac damage was about slOO Last
nsht IRE too place in the ST, be in the rear OF
No. a1!o street, owned By Mrs Mary Thomas
al1 rented by W. Ii. Tenney. The ioss was about
sSOo on building ana 500 on stock.
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Special Prices AZ the OriOIe.

Ss2 7th street, branch store 1922 PENNSYLVANIA
avenue, lately occupied by Mrs. e. +. schmidt,
turday and Monday, March 10 and l2: Ladies'
$3.50 Short spring Goth Coats, $40; fast BLACK
Jerseys, coat back, 49c.; BretOnne Jersey, coat
back plated Troat, 13c.; all-wOol, coat back Jer-
sey, 9S,.; better quality Jersey, plated front,
$l.2l; line cloth Jersey, trimmed across the front
our 6oc. 4-button Kid Gloves, 49,; our YSc.
stitched back Kid Cloves CSC; Turkey-red Table
Linen, 2oc ; Table Oilcloth, i9c.; Lining Cambria.
&C.; Sesia, skc.; Linen Crash, 6c per yard; large
towels, 1Oc.; large White Spreads 6Dc.; Ladies
Croche.ed Untershirts, 25c.; Chiurens Ribbed
Hose all sizes. 10c.
MEMS FURNISHING GOODS.
Reinforced Linen Bosom Shirts, ;3Sc.; double
back linen bosom SnirtS 50c; Seamless Sock,
double heel, pair, 25c.; best Apply Linen Collars
Tor 25c.; Guns, 1oc.; Boys or Mems Fancy Fan.
mel Shirts, SOC; Bleached or Unbsached Twilled
Drawers, 2jc.
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''KOyal Glue'' mends China, GlassWood, &c,
Phillips Digestiblc Cocoa does not dis
tresS, anu adds Il sh and weight. =
Fresh Attorney Butter churned every morning
and delivered in Il 10. "Ward" prints 45c. per 10.
Also. Cottage Cheese anu DutccrlAllk; sweet MIk
&C. per quart.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
GRAND SHAKEsPEAREAN PAGEANT AND
~ PANTOMIME,

GRAND sHAKEsPEAREAN PAGEANT AND
~ PANTOM1ME,
AT ALBAUeHs GRAND OPERA HOUSE
MARCH Z. 8, and 9.
Under the auspices of the Ladies' Aid of the National
sHAKEspEARE VIII PsEsigT BEFORE THE
Scene. from Hamlet! akomeo aud juliet. king
Lesr"Julus Cesar" Merry Wives of Windsor"
FS ce In. IL e
:.Richarl liz
Reserved seats for sale atMetzerotts 9O3 Pennsyl-
Orchestra Circle s3 and %: Dress Circle. s3 and g.
General admission, 81 Admission to Family Circle.
o0c which does not carry the privilege of dancing.
NEW NATIONAL THEATER. OPERA
LAST THREE PERFORMANCES OF EMMA
4 F. F. Fl E Fl &c 6 T F
EMMA ABBoTT As The fhA B6f 'Pi CARLO
In the Sparkling Opera t,omiQue
THE GOOD DEVIL
Al MS SE y IL J Hso& &yE,xT N.Y.
EMMA ABBOTT AID HER ENTfRE COMPANY
sAruRDAY. E Emma A ABBSTT M MaTISEKK
EMaA LAST LAST k kSsE 81 81 sTaMMa
MMA skTHa MARTHA.
ABBoTrS LAST APPEARANCE here.
The M MIkAbbo THE M MIkAPo
E EHSs : ssssS#E IS IS E$H S$H
Next Week. Mr.. and MRS. ". j. FLoRENCE mig
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r ERNAN'S WASHINGTON THEATER
~ Admission u, % and SOC. Matinee 10 and &c

MORAN AND THOMAS
SAN FRANCISCO MINSTRELS.
Billy Birch, Frank Moran. Ned Thomas, Dave Chris
tie, Dave Foy, j. J. DouGherty Harrington and
Johnson, J. N. Woods. London Sextette
Matipees Mon. Tues. Thurs and >st.
Next-BOSTON HOWARD ATHENFUM CO mis-
ECTURE BY THE
IL REV. DIX. EDWARD McGLYNN
In Masonic Temple,
WEDNESDAY EVENING, March IL 1883,
on THE Abolition of Poverty" for benefit of Relief
Smith will preside.
Tickets. % cts reserved SEATS, 30 cts For sale at
Metzerotts Music Store, 9O3 Pennsylvania ave II. W.,
anu members. mhS-1ts
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kENT-BY 4. q. HOLTZMAN.

k1'th hLNt-DA H. w. doAiLMAN
HOUSES. 35l ST. s. W., Ar. IA p
NV. COR llth Pa av, o3o 9th st. Ii
5Gg Eth St. i5r.......IO0 OFFICE ROOMS
oil 1otn IT. NV, Tor ~ Elegant rooms in "Sun
l. 40 ST. W. 13r....3 Duiidng, "hreproof,2 ele
7O1 st. NV, l3r.....65 yators. heated Dy steam.
500 lth NV. yr.. to tIoIu $50 s. 10 each.
II IL st. H. % 81 ST. I'd hoor. front
1892 9th st n; W.. liz. 80 heated by steam 500
1S4l ST., Tor. % 041 I, ID floor, front rs,
l14l ST. NV, LII. 30 heated by sieain.. 1888
2U21 4 st NV, lOr..-. DO 1908 ST.. I'd moor 40
hob X st. NV. llr... 81 y;57 st. I'd floor. 40
10ll st. NV, IT.. 30 S3I ST., Sd hoor, lrfn. ID
1909 ST. NV, llr.. ~ Sj9 s.. I'd 80
!,. or. 81 9:iY ST., Sd door...... 10
s20 n st. 81 Al 9th St, I'd noor %
4lpD Or. 80 4lo yIh st.. Or. %
1907 Marion ST.. 7r. 80 l2I1 ST.. I'd d.. 5 %
1871 18th st. or. 20 AIU La ave. from 10 to 20
lo3 I'd st. ne. 9r......25 49, St Sd noor -
49, Buundy ST. ,Sr 20 Iii and h sts Dto-,b
l.5l st. 62o La. ave-. I'd door. 20
400 st. Sc. Sr.: .......lS
0lS 9th st. s.w., Or. II STORES.
lyOl 18th st. L. a., Or: 10 Magnificent store, Sun
IT, LIST st. 6rs- 1880 building, per $500
800 st. Sc. Or. 10 900 0h St n. w. rs
4s3 h st. sw, 5r....... slo
For list OF furnished Houses call or send to Office
For list OF property for sale call for send Office
Properly placed with NE for rent sale is Literally
advertised free of cost TO the owner.
mh5 r. y. HOFFMAN. 10th and sta NV.
EOR RENT-A NEAT GROOM BRICK HOUSE.
ST. key at $50; SIG in advance. Owner at Sis
9th ST. NV. mh3- I'm
I,OR RENT-A NEW SIX-RoOM BRICK HOUSE,
Il with bath, cellar and all modern improvements
WASH. DANENHUwER
Successor to Eisenhower son,
mh3-6t lll3 81. NV
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West Washington Affairs.

HoCsE STONED AND MAN SHor-Iast even
lhg crowd OF cOiored boys stoned the house OF
JOhh JdcAsoA, 90 18th street, near street. Jack
son came oul and Snot four times into the crowd
ana one shot tooS effect in the right OF Aionzo
I9ItiS- lhe latter was attended by Dr. Yarneli
1acAson escaped and mas not been captured.
TEMPERANCE MEETISG.-The attendance AT the
Retldf weekly meeting OF the M-street Christian
Ihon Temperance Association last night at
MarAet-hOus- Hal was large and enthusiastic
POLICE N0rES--Lieut Redway expects 10 be at
MS post Oh duty 4 Jew days-Ihree arrests
were made In this precinct yesterday.
Cardinai Gibbons left Baltimore yesterday for
Nes YORK and New England.
1T meeting OF the Boston Chamber OF Conn
aerce yesterday resolutions were adopted urging
tnai Congress make proper measures for the re.
yiyal 81 the merchant marine
The Maryland legislative committee TO fnyesti-
gaze the killing of Capt. whitehurst has begun It's
wCrA
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RorM
BAKING
PowD.
ABSOLUTELY PuaE
FioyAL
BAKING


This powder never varies. marvel Of purity
strength. and wholesomeness More economical than
the ordinary kinda 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. lOe Wall st.. N.Y.
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.

Tor RENr-HoUsEs- GAO sine. or. .ees 80
n 1916 snnder ami IA. 1856 B st. sw- 5r........ 20
Si5 81. NV itr --s3. - 2l9 10th 81 Sc 11r Is
III ~, A.; Sc LIE; Sisk6ao Md sv s~srl5
TO- lsth INV w. isr 4se INF Il afF. y. st. 90
SO sih st avn IS St $, sw ne; ESQ
3s 18th st sw, Or p s3l % st e, 4r...... ~
III 18th st. NV. sr % II Basdon's Crt n.w,irlo
3l3s ST. NV. IS 2237 10Th st n.w..4r. 10
GOA Biy~st NV Dr. i6 Bss ment I2s St. Wins
20 Myrtle ST. ne. Is 1929 St 3
22f3 10th ST. n.w..4r 10
STORES. OFFICES &c.
Store 1890 sl25 4oS La. ave. Sd a., ar $50
GuntSn Build's, rlns.lo store I'm log = NV. 3
BIS Nj ave swiware. Vernon f Row. Rn M 20
room). ...... so Gnnton BIZ. I'm. 10
@ Sst 80 IS Stable en- rear ar 4e S
46S La. ave. basement..3o
The above is only portion Of the property on my
the LIST and 18th Gmh9l THos. f wAGGAMAN
IcoR RENT-DwE1IING No. Obj 18TH STREET
II sw. = rooms and bath and All modern improve
me1 ns =, Apply W.. F. HELEN. l4ai New York ave.
I;oa RENT-DWELI.GNG, No. l542 COLUMBIA
- ST., rooms. all mod improvements Apply w. h.
HELEN. l424 New York ave. mh9-3t
Eok RENT-HoUsk 1898 18TH ST wv: SEVEN
Il rooms modern improvements. stable in rear.
l,OR RENT-A VERY DESIRABLE BUSINESS
property. partially improved; lot JoNl00 on l0tu
for ,eHm Ot ys sa aesr edd'e gas once WI" lease
mh9-3t LOUIS P. SHOEMAKER. $50 st. NV.
DOR RENT-sToRE AND DWELLING, 400 y ST.
= n.".' $1,000 brick dive ling is3z OHIO ave NV.
mh9-3t go NV
lIoR RENT-COMPLETELY FURNISHED IN
Guiding table ana bed linen silver~sre and PIANO.
seven room house W. tnin 10 minutes ride of
ST depot VIA give house and furniare tree OF rent
sons gwen for his offer For particulars Apply at
1lJ Eth stn.w. mho-3t'
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The SALE or RyGs at DuncansOn Bros. was
largely attended this forenoon, and gUols were
sold very low. The sale viii be continued tO-nOr-
sOw at IL AIN and 5 PIN, and Monday at same
hours
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Cigars. Cigars. CT

Cigars. Cigars. Cigars.
We have on sale the Metropolitan Havana Cigars,
together with such brands OF good repule as ''LOrd
Byron" sunny SOuth,' .'PrinceSs Flora" "High
Life and" ConcnaS Bouquet unexcelleu In quality
and not met by competition In price. Try them
Tomorrow. Cigar department.
NJ. & p. METZGER,
Az It'll street NV.
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For the Homeopathic Hospital.

THE SECOND SUCCESSFUL PRESENTATION or THE
sHaKEsPEAREAE PAGEANT LAST NIGHT.
The second presentation OF the Shakespearean
pageant at Aibaugh'5 last evening was entirely
successful, and the improvement In the size OF the
audience was very gratifying to the ladies
who have worked SO hard in making
preparations for this interesting spectacle.
The succession or realistic pictures were
given Without any break OF consequence, and
a number Of recalls were demanded by the enthu-
siasIic audience. The scene from "Otnello which
WAS omitted al the first presentation, was given
last evening, and was r-ceiyed with evident pleas
uTe. The cast OF Characters was: OfheiiO, John b.
Randolph; Iugo, Thornton Carusi; Cttssto, j. A.
SIIuer; GTdtiaIlO, VI. c. Porter; LudOU,cO, r. ID.
Fletcher: Montana, G.. f. McNabb; DesCiemOnd,
Mss Ethel Chase SpraSue; Emiiia, Miss
sara Manypenny. OthetiO and BESIDE
mona were capitally represented, and
the scene was very realistic and dramatic.
Nr. TWeedale's reading OF the ''Seven Ages was
excellent. Inc stage effect last night was con-
-1derao.y enhanced by the Introduction Of
nulnDer OF palms The pageant Will be given
again this evening. and as the performance can
only Improve by repetition, delightful entertain
menJ Is expected and a crowded house Is hoped
Tor The reduction in the price OF admission will
undoubtedly Increase the size or the audience.
Ine general admission Will be 81 and the family
circle will b 10 cents, but admission 10 the family
circle does not include the privilege OF dancing.
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GEN. SlcKLEs, with a number OF the 81 corps
comrades, viii attend the q. A. x Bszar tnis
evening
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People Can't Resist These Offcrs:
Mems Seamless Button Bal. or Cong. at. 81 40
Ladies hid Button, patent leather tip at ... I.4J
Misses Button, heel or spIing heel, at........ To
Mems and Boys spring Haas; all the new shapes.
FERD FRANK,
l 33l and 3:s3 Pa. ave. east, Capitol hill
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GREAr REMOVAL SALE

UREAT ICEMOVAL DALE
We will remove about March 20. to J2r 10Th NJ
three doors below + St
GREAT REDUCTION IN PRICES.
Our Comfort Shirt the Old Favorite made Of wsm-
sutta Cotton aud Richardson's z, 100 Llnen Bosoms-
handmade buttonholes and cut full to the measure
reduced from 80 c.. to 70 c,
Our Mystery Soc to Csc
Our b rmingham" al To S1r
This shirt Is open back, with seventeen pieats in
bosom made Of best cotton. and very fine linen bosoma
oOc. to 7Sc.
=. Our Crescent shirt made Of good cotton and fine
linen bosoins reduced from CSC. to DOC
NICK WEAK
Our 25c. scarfs reduced to &c, for Soc.
Our 6Oc. and 7ic. - to DOC.
WINTER UNDERWEAR AT COST.
Fine medium weight Merino undershirts and
drawers reduced from Soc. to 43c.
25c. linen hsndkerckiefs reduced to 20c
2lc. sus penders reduced to 2lc
Alarge lot OF Fine Four-Ply cus-all sizes-reduced
to = pair for 25c.
All goods at great barg3ns at the
BRANCH BALTIMORE SHIRT FACTORY
mhS-St
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MEETING or THE ASSOCIATION RECENTLY CHARTERED
The Mount Vernon Avenue Association organ
lied yesterday in Alexandria under the charter
which has just been granted by the Virginia legis
lature. JEFF Chandler was elected president
Henry A. willard, first vice-president; NJ. b. Har-
low, secretary and treasurer, and +. W. Fox, cor
responding secretary. Mayor DOwnham. OF Alex
anra, was elected To fill the vacancy IN the board
VI trustees occaSioAed Dy the Death Of John b.
SmOOj. Gen. Fppa Hunton and Joseph Il. Cation
were elected members OF the board The resolution
recently adopted by the Virginia legislature turn
inr over a claim OF the state OF Virginia against
the nited states for $4,000 WAS read, and the
following committee appointed 10 secure the allow
ance OF the claim by Congress: Jen Chandler, eX-
OillSio chairman: f. ". Fox, Eppa Hunton, Chas.
T. stuart, L. a. Reed, vi. b. Harlow, Frank Hume
jas. X eaton. I. f. Beckham, j. L. SickleS, ID. X.
windsor. +. X windsor, y. W. Pie son and Il. +.
DOWnham. A committee. with +. W. Fox as CHAIR
man. " also appointed TO cOuIer with the ieg1s-
tIre Of Maryland with a view TO securing reSolu-
ton from that UOdy turning over TO the assocll-
ton cl..im OF the state OI Mary land against the
General Government, similar to the one assigned
by the legislature OF virginia.
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ISoR RENT-HIS ENCtILENCY. TIE MINISTER
Il of Sweden ana Norway. about leaving the country
places in our hands for rent fuI or IN
his House, 1926 h st. which is 3-story aud base
inept brick. - fest front. 3 deep In thorough
repair, steam heat sanitary plun hng at very r n
sonaOe rate. For terms and 70 inspect
hppyto BEAII. BROWN CO,
i1S-3m lSal II
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4 7; WALKER SONS. 2O4 10TH ST. NV.
Os building kaperx, Charcoal. Portland Censsns
Snsinuey kius White aud Front sand, Tar
~ do
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Produce and commission Merchants.
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| COR MASS AVE AND 10Th ST NV
One OF the hancsomest building site the north
western section oi the city aoins Castle ON
the west. IhoS. j. FISHER a. CU.
I nlhSbt 1894 ST.
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An ENCUESIONIsT'S BAD LCCK.-MrS Helen
Srh.ahi;, OF 80 MaicOtr street. talt more. one OF
Tie sxcursCnistS VINO came 10 Ems city yesterday
vale In street ear ON Pennsylvania avenue
lost her pOcS4jbODk. C1-taiGiIg about s5
IN money, all the money sh- mad with her,
and two excursion tickets. 80 reported her loss
u the police. but they were ul age 10 ind the
missing pOcketDOOk.