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The Bananas Of Colombia.

10 the Editor OF The EVENING STAR:
In your issue OF the 27th ulrimo read with
pleasure an extract from "Go0d Housekeeping"
relating to the banana produced in Colombia S.A.,
my native country. AS the extract did not give
any details OF the natural development OF that
desirable fruit i take pleasure in sending the fol-
lowing particulars for the Information of the
readers OF your paper: In Colombia will be
generally given TO this product). The common
piatan0 grows from i foot TO l6 inches long
and is an indigenous plant The dominica never
grows more than 10 inches. 1t Is q very fine pla-
tano, and Its name is derived from its native place
Dominica. The maritu, the smallest OF the three
varieties of the common platano is the one wen
known here as the red banana. The common gut
neo Is also an Indigenous fruit, and grows large
as the red banana The apple guinea, when
smallest one is the ng, Of Guinea. The
name OF this fruit suggests its taste, which
Is IKE that Of an American apple. II Is supposed
Is the one ordinarily used in this country. 1t is
so called because IL originated in Englands do
a native Of Martinez All these auineos are eu ~
green color frst and become gradually yellow as
they rfpen. The common platano and the domin-
thickness, and both Of universal use among the
Spanish-speaktng people. When they are green or
yellow the people OF Colombia roast, boil, or fry
tables. They are used in soup and mixed with
milk and eggs, are made into frltters. When green
the people cut them into four slices and dry them
in the open sun. When dried meal is made from
them, which Is ordinarily used TO make gruels ana
fritters- When they are ripe they are served as
fruits usually. In that condition they are roasted
with the skin, and when done a mush is made of
them and eaten In milk. They are also preserved
with sugar and served as desserts When thor
oughly ripened and at the point OF being spoiled
they are passed through hot water and placed In
the open air for two or three weeks. There they
iss On Ins
product that actually constitutes the staple food
OF many millions or peOplein south America. The
best authors OF these countries have written many
beautiful poems on the merits and usefulness OF
the platano alone. On, how gladly would change
my bread here for that beloved platano OF my
country, the republic OF Colombia.
N. M. DE MEzA
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CURIosTTIEs FOR DINE MUsEUN.-A toothless
baby, a laying hen and shy trout are perfectly
natural, but a man VINO has brain or nerve dis
ease and don't use Scotch Oats Essence IS enough
OF fool TO oner himself for exhibition at q dime
museum.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-03-03

CLOSING SALE or PAINTINGS, Erc.-Messrs. Walter
B. williams Co., auctioneers, will make closing
sale OF paintings engravings oleographs &C., at
their salesroom this evening at 3 O'Clock. Chance
for bargains, as the Lot must be sold TO pay adj
yances srora0e, &C.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-03-03

Until APRIL we viii make q discount Of 10
Per cent on all purchases made from US for cash
on or before delivery. Furniture, Carpets, Up
hOlstery Goods and Bedding. All goods marked In
plain nguresI w. b. MOSES Son, 11th and y stS.
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Fussx1Is Lon CarAn and charlotte Russo.

TIE Mosr AGREEABLE as well as the most effec-
tive method OF dispelling headaches, colds and
fevers. or cleansing the system, Is by taking few
doses OF The pleasant California liquid fruit REM
edy. syrup Of Figs. All druggists
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FURNITURE SALR.-Duncanson Bros viii sell ON
Monday morning, March s. at 10 O'Clock. at dwell
contained therein. zee the advortieomenr eIse,
where for detaila
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MRS. M. NELSON,
915 L street.
CHEW .Rosenfeld's GEM Tobacco.

JULIUS LANsBURGH will, ON Monday, offer the
entire stock OF scotch Administer rugs at $3.50
each: regular price, s..
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Ok BnooD. Comm Blue.

OX OLOOD. OObLlN AJLUE,
TERRA GOTTA AND TAN,
The New sprinx Shades In Ladies' Brosdcloth.
Pure Wool, one yard and half vida.
worth q: Reduced to 87ko
Good Quality PLAID MUSLIN. DC.
Bargsins in INDIA LINEN. 3, 10. 12}<c
FRENCH SATTEENa, finest quality, 25c.
AMERICAN sATTEENs. French styles 1910.
BLACK AND COLORED SILKS real cost.
COLORKD SILK vELvETA worth e.; only Zoe.
.HANDeOME STRIPED BLACK SILK VELVET.
cheap at ol5O; only 75c.
CARTERS
III MARKET SPACE, NEAR SEVENTH ST
Cash Customer who buy % or over VIII receive ONE
Of the following preeents: One kHAtr Of Handsome
Dsnissk Towels. worth q; ond Pair of SIX Km-
broidered Corsets, worth 75c.; or Half Dozen Fine
.S9yBtE WHiTE BIANKErs.s lishtly sotlsd. sls7.
aANbsoNf CLOTH yGAips pure wool. one yard
E;lss:as Pr: coed: FaSS6S sEseE, guss wool.
TkIco CLOTH DRESS GOODS pare wool. wids
ossh Cpsso:ssrs Who boy 90 or over wtn recsivs
1ss q TIE following pre?spts: LAge ntxe HsndsoIs
Table Ds|s:t Eorsh 6iS4;; o. ons Dossa Fine Nap
00a's M . = iss II valsas,s ssssssa 70
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julius LANsBURGH sells on Monday 800 tapes
try mitred rugA N yards square, for 81; same
size In moQuette and velvet, $l-25-
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NOR RENT-7U2-4Bd'y,
II st'storelS 1Or ESQ. 30 1904 Sd st. Sc. IT..
1s44 est NV Or 20 30 1882 9th ST. ne, 6rsl9. 5g
15l6 Sd st n.w- ...20l11Q II St aw.. 10. 30
scott A.: tn st. I'd Or. - 52i 10Th ne.
2146 Sth St NV rs Gorlon ave u. 4r....9
9TH ct. I'd stabie&3 10 $40 st. NV.
II ID 10th ST. Il. . rs. -
mh3-3t. A. 8. CAYwOOD 935 9th st. NV
INOR RENT-S-ROOM BRICK, OLE STH ST. NV
L Handsomely. papered S25 LarRe brlck. BOZ In
diana rooEls, in GOOD repair $50. Iarxe south
fsont brick, 22o ST. NV. IL rooms. newly pspered.
$50. Centrally located S-room brick, SIC 9TH W.,
with bath etc. elegant repair $50. Brick, 1410 St
FOX. $40 st. NV. mh3-]t
1rOR EENT-BRICK HOUSE OF NINE ROOMS
with brick stable: al modern improvements; cell
lar aud bath; all in perfect order. Inquire 40 St
NV. mh3:3ts
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POTOMAC FAIR-Admission 10 cents.
RrrsnoxR's ice cream, 2a5 g st. NV.

RUBY ROYAL "SEc, the exquisite dry red cham
payne, can be bought from q. q. Cornwen Son,
14I2 ana l4l4 Penn'a ave.
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NEW LIFE and vigor attend the use Of BAKERS
Cod Liver OIL and Malt.
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Potomac FAIR--AdmLssion 10 cents.

JOHN s. p. GREEN, Wall Papers and window
Shades ALB 9th street northwest.
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FnE PoRTRArra Kets Kemethy, HOO Pa ave

TEE CHORAL SOCIETY, assisted by Washington
Symphony Orchestra, In '"The Ancient Mariner, "
NJ Albaugh's, Saturday, March 10.
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Ia THE RUSH OF the past two days we have sold
all our t31-50 walnut suites To supply the demand
we have marked our $40 suites down TO $335O
Come quick II you want one. W. II. HoKKE
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MARRIAGE LrcKSsEs--MarriaQe licenses have
Deen issued by the CLERK OF the court 70 Frank
y. Marsey and Cora A. Payne both OF Alexandrfa
Va; Christian Seitz and katherine Baier.
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Correspondence Of The EVENING STAR.
EAIIQ CHuRru Va Marcl


FALLS CHURCH, Va, March @
The family OF Mr.. j. D. Hospital, OF this place,
has been fearfuly stricken with disease and death
Two Of his children were on the cars>some weeks
ago, In Loudoun County, and o colored woman met
them, with a child that had the measles; both con.
tracted the disease As q result four children and
his wife were all down with It at one time The
lungs, February 10th. His wife, after the measles
had pneumonia and died February %. His SON
covered nearly from the measles and rashly went
out of the door In cold air and he was attacked
with and died from PARALYSIS q me
morning started with the body OF his wife for
Bloomfield L0udoun County, for burial Before
eeived there that the SON was dead The a ami
man Is nearly heart-broken. His affiicti0ns have
touched the heart OF the community here. Contri.
ready been received for him. He is dependent on
his daily labor for a living. There are several
other cases OF measles in this neighborhood, but
none appear 10 be dangerous l. =. A.
BURIED WITH MASONIC CEKExoSIRs-wiIliam
many years employed in the Interior Department.
who died on Wednesday morning, was buried yes
terday afternoon at Rock Creek cemetery with I'M
pressiye Masonic ceremonies
THE G. A. R FAR.-MOnday evening has been
congregations st the fair which has proved such
success
THE CITY MARKErs.-The OFFICIAL Price Current
OF the washington produce exchange says: The
nour market Is quiet and dull Best grades of
milling grain in good demand and light receipts
Receipts OF hay have been large. and much COM
mon STOCK has been placed on the market which
has caused prices 70 decline The butter market
tor good sound, sweet fIesh-made butter Is in
healthy shape, with prices about as last reported
Gnoce laddie and dairy butter In good demand,
Inc receipts OF eggs are now on the Increase and
the market Is liable TO f1uctuate daily In price The
teecstpes Oh poultry have been light this week, and
higif prices ruled, especially on turkeys. White
Jeans again higher. Biack-eyed peas also scarce
anu Wanteu The potato market u quick. and
higher on good stock. The STOCK OF sound apples
Slowing scarce and advancing in price. Oranges
In good demand, and market nrm. Receipts Of
PORK nave been larger, but market continues
active Cattle and sheep In good demand at prices
supply.
MAkkiAGk LrcKNsES-Aarrfage licenses have
been issued by the CLERK OF the court 20 Frank
Broughton, OF Norfolk, and Annie n Lawman; G.
+. Marsey and Cora A. Payne, both OF Alexandrfa
va; Christian Seitz and Katherine Baier
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Great Inducements
TO Shoe Buyers at the
RnSfnn Shox. Iln,rsn
Photographs. S3. ANrHoNY's, 9O5 Pa. av. col

Coughs and HOarSeneSS.-Thei rr1t alton
which induces coughing Immediately relieved by
use OF Browns Bronchial TrOches." Sold only IN
boxes. eO-3&k
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HOODS sARsAPARILLA
CITY ITEMS
FOreWarmed


10 FOrearnaed.
Special attention Is invited to our
Yellow Label, which is affixed
To exsy ssSe Of our nd
limitations.
The fact that Yeast Cake bears
A Yellow Label Is no evidence that
II Is OUR Yeast People desiring
OUR FLEIsCHANN's) Yeast should
Make IL a point TO examine the label
On the Yeast offered 70 them-as ours
TO see that IL bears our signature,
Without Which It. Is An Imitation,
Against the purchase OF such We advise
You-unless YOU don't mind disappointment
FLEIsCHMANN & Co.,
original Manufacturers, IntrOducers and Dis
tributers in the Unittd States and Canada Of
1910 Compressed Yeast
One Dollar
VIII Duy an elegant Derby Hat while for LEO we
these prices staring you in the face why wear a
shabby hat?
FRANC, Corner 7th and D.
Ivory starch, a little warm water, little
Starch, quick, economical, beautiful Grocers.
The Revere House, Boston. European plan,
Is especially convenient for business men. Famous
the world over for its table Rooms all light. One
dollar a day up.
Wanted my customers to know that I am now
open again and ready for business. JoHNsoN's.
500 9th st., bet and SITS.
Dog Collars Engraved; Razors sharpened
free Guns Tor sale VI hire. WALFoRD, 4S7 Pa ave.
eO,l
JOhnsOn's Restaurant, 9Th and e.
To get good oysters, served In all styles, Poto-
delicacies In season, go to Frank JohnsOns Az
and 444 9Th street, corner OF L northwest Ladies'
saloon nrst floor. Polite attention. 2
Great Inducements
TO Shoe Buyers at the
Boston Shoe House,
9lS 9TH street northwest
10000 pairs Ladies', Misses and Childrens, Gen.
tion, to be sold at and below the cost to manufac-
ture them. This is big loss to us, but big gain
to shoe BUYERS. Among these shoes are:
60 Gents shoes now s3es.
& :. :. ~.
81 and $3.50 Gents Shoes now s1.4a.
The celebrated James Means So Shoes now 20 at
Gents Working Shoes at 75c. and upward.
Ladies' s. Shoes 1898: Ladies' 81 Shoes s., ss; So
Ladies Shoes LBS; 81 Ladies' Shoes L25 and $50.
Ladies', Misses and Children's Rubber Shoes 100.
per pair.
Buttons Raven Gloss Shoe Polish 15c bottle
Can early and get your choice.
The BOSTON SHOE HOUSE,
Sl2 9TH street northwest.
We close at p. m. daily. Saturday at IL 30
pm.
Photographs. s3. ANTHoNY's, 9O5 Pa. av coll
Coughs and Hoarxeness.-The irritation
which induces coughing Immediately relieved by
use OF Browns Bronchial TrOches." Sold only in
boxes. eO-3&k
Phillips Digestible Cocoa, delicious,
easily digested and highly nourishing. 3
Dog Collars Engraved; Razors sharpened
Tree. WALFORD 4S7 Penna. ave. Sm,w
s3 Per Gallon. .5c. quart Bottle, No. 1
Rye WhfSkey, best In the world for the money.
orders by mall. NCGEE's, 9th near ID st. wGS
"Royal Clue'' menA China, GlassWood, &c,
Fresh Attorney Butter churned every morning
and delivered In II 10. "Ward" prints, 45c per ID.
Also. Cottage Cheese and Buttermilk; sweet Mix
oc. per quart.
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DE- wXzxzxs Unrvaned COrsets, CSC, at Brod-
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ADJUSTMENTS.
G oNoREaATIoNAI cagRcH TINS EVENING
PIANo-FoRTE RECITAL By
NINE CONSTANCE HEINE-MOzARRA
Vocal numbers by Miss Nellie wilson
Acoompanist, Dr. J. ". BIsCHOFT.
PROGRAM:
Grrs CO. minor i: ;sic9
Written for Ha.psichord in the sixteenth century,,
soionsi:s.S sharp minor Seh0's''
b Nocsurns-f sharp. Chopin
Essaintion. .Yso ossn
8 !. s..Do,,,.n SsE Es:. as'I 1s.s'
SA I.ii.de issiienns. Con...nce- Heins e'-''
b Tarsntelle- Hap hazard.S NOzzarA
Admission, so cents 1t
GRAND FAIR AND ENTERTAINMENT
To be given by the
SONS OF JONADAB
Attic NATIONAL RIFLES, ARMoRY.
e2 Soh s HIH NrN NV
sJ PeP, ,.s LETT VIM fhipas No
COR 22D AND STREETS n. w..
FINEST ACCOMMODATION FOR BOARDING
HORSES AND CARRIAGE ROOM
IN THE WORLD.
Inspection Of the Entire Establishment IL Courtod
mh3-1m l. D. BROWN, Proprietor.
FOUNDRY N. E CHURCH. cor 14th aud @ sta
FRIDAY EVENING. MARCHs.
LEAP YEAR MUSICALE. by THE wITrMORE."
Solos Duets Quartsts Octet,es and Chorus Of Forty
Admission, % cents It.
poToMAc BOAT CLUB
BAzAR AND EXHIBITION.
NATIONAL RIFLES ARMoRY,
EVERY NIGHT UNTIL SATURDAY, MARCH 10.
Comprising Ten Nights Of Bourdless Enjoyment and
Pleasure.
GREAT FEATURE-THE $4,000 HOUSE,
Which goes the holder of the Lucky 5Ocent Ticket
This structure is at 141S 9TH street. and magni-
cent home
Tickets are on sale in every prominent store in the
also in the Han during the Fair.
Admission, % cents. mh1-3w
HypSorIsM n,r.,,,,.,,r
PROF. CARPENTER,
At Willard Hall
Commencing HoSpAf. MAEca ) Even: Night at s.
Admission. 10 cts. Reserved Seats 30 eta. mh3-1w'
NEW NATIONAL THEATER
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POTOMAC FAm.-Admission 10 cents.

CoLBURN's PHILADELPHIA MUSTARD.
The king OF condiments The nnest made For
sAl6by grocers
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FIVE PER CENT MONEY TO LOAN by Tyler &
rutherford, 1907 + street northwest.
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A RARE CHANcE.-For rent, that well-known
Eureka Grocery and Meat Market cor. OF 10th and
u sts. NV. Inquire at 474 street
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POTOMAC FAIR--AdmiSston 10 cents.
NEW SPRrN0-sTYLB HATS-Now opening some
new shapes and c0lors In gentlemens derbys: also,
the spring style silk hat, at X c. Lewis sons,
1Eu New York avenue; branch, 920 9TH St NV.
alap, nice line new-style neckwear.
DAVE, s23 7th St, Will make one large crayon
and one dozen nicely finished cabinet portraits for
s. Oome and see them.
a. JAcoB, JUICY CRoouErTEs, 81 per dozen.
WHATS Best for hemorrhoids9 A. BARrLIrr's
Pile suppOsiJorieaL
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iEsy Z. W. isl 2r:Sar f.
ga ds Ist y st ny las l9o 5Ss ls.h NV q =.
SSS +: II Isl
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iiis s Is ss ". Dr. 80 SSS ss
sSS T. Il :. lis soa :s
e q. NV Il WAR; f sIl lS g. s Sc 81 :s.i
NOR RENT-THOsE VERY DEsIRABLE HOUSES,
II 1928 1890 9th st. NV. containing rooms and
ssns wSEE Co. sis
FoE HESTm4 sSo1 EJE 4. HOUSE oQsTA y:
and back yard: IzII I9tn 4 2 S;~r~uo.vn
osS %ssas . 1bb snsssSs:s s.,
NoR RENT-NEw HOUSE. CONTAINING IL
s !. s s sna
Capitol st. mh3-3t.
nor RENT,,IHREE BEAUTIFTL NEW HOUSES
s ~
a a:ss - tie %Gss'n ''nss1ss s to
INOR RENT-1eos-7-e Sd ST. NV. NEW BRICKS
e 2 stories and basement; 9 rooms and bath: ali
$ss e. S isSs SaZ g. S1e
EOR RENT-NICE sAvEN-ROOM HOUsRs- MOD.
J; CAPITOL 81: and two lines Of cars; s2s.S0 Apply
81 n "a w.
EoR RENT-FURNIsHED.
HNst-n near Thomss ciglsl Srs: all n t.permo $500
18th st. above DuPE %fG Gsss lHs al IN La ITO
Dupont Circle. II rooms all mod imps. $3.50
3gsa S. sGSys So h e. 10 an mod
59 s ssS 3: 2: nv nv iS roo% :: =. mod mod SO
a aaYg l :: e. I 70 ;co ~ s1 81 no INN;
200 Tst NV. room. .l med imDs.........-.3
-, ,s.Ds s. '@ o. T4 III i,5a 70
EOK RKNT-l36 EAST CAPITOL sT.-THREE-
E stoy snd b.cs 5g,lda1r: ICONS xssss nd 8.
& a Us 3s street . a '',- - SSs-ss:'
EvOR RENT-17 = 81. n. W. BRICK Dwell
month issa.s s:' SIS + s 1
EOR RENT = CHEAP 1881 Z, ST. .RhTIRKLY
Is new. three.story 6F1ck. eonta1any - rooms and
s sssssssi aSs. ' ~T q SoibxE iii avery
HOE RxNT-a3 nIzIIE 81 x;E. nRIcK
water; g shossnsh repair; o1760 month. .IDqulrs
ii mod inps: isSs 10 ii6j 81 & Nv nhi- 81
ROR RENT-H0UeE n NORIHW1sTKRI PART
Is AS ID 81. NV nhl-5ts
Eos RE1T-sclI 8 e; g 4 N1vAL
s: :sssnSSG6sdis x&zH. IL 60 10, as Nm
Sssa y: iesnIsssz,e FL = &. ~. as
3Yss66 Rs; iaE. 80 IN 80. e - 40
IA aa. 81. tEfi}fs IS - g
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Fresh Attorney Butter churned every morning
and delivered In II H. "Ward" prints 45c. per ID.
Also Cottage Cheese and Buttermilk; sweet Mix
&C. per quart.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-03-03

THE G. A. R FAR--Monday evening has been
set apart for the reception OF the clergymen and
congregations at the lair which has proved such .
success
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The Balttmer, Co,s.r.,..
BUSINESS BEFORE THE METHODIST PREACHERS WET
THY MEET MKT WEDNESDAY

BUSINESS bkfORE TIE METHODIST PREACHERS WHEN
THEY MEET NEXT WEDNESDAY.
Next wednesday the Baltimore Annual Confer.
ence OF the M. Z. Church viii meet In the First
Church, City Station, Baltimore The conference
VIII elect four delegates to the general conference
70 De held In Brooklyn In May. On the 9th inst
the lay members will meet and elect two dele
gates 10 the general conference Bishop John f..
huIsr OF Buffalo, will preside over the Baltimore
conference this year. IL Is expected that there
VIII De very few changes made among the minis
YET, YES now occupying pulpits in Washington. The
s,ue vi rev M. r. b. Rice, pastor of the Fourth
nnee cnurcn on Capitol Hin, expires, and he Will
unuer tne rule be sent 70 some other charge.
among the clergymen mentioned as likely to be
s S as desegates TO the general Conference are
heSA John Lanahan, j. p. Newman, j. +.
Goucher, w. +. speaSe, D. Il. Carroll, and James
McCauley. German Ii. Hunt and G. w. Corner are
mentioned prominently as the lay delegates. The
eon!erence territory embraces Maryland, the Dis
ginla- The following named ministers have died
since the last conference: Chas McElfresh, I'll
Iotson A Morgan, j. r. NJ. Haslup, A. s. Hank
ana Jas BradA Under the three-year rule OF this
conference the following changes Will be made:
baltmore distnct-FOrt Avenue, Harry Boggs;
Mecnanlcstown Osborne Belt; Mount vernon, l.
l. Brown; Baltimore Circuit, Henry Nice East
Baltimore Dissatisfaction, ID. g. Miller; Chester
street, G. T. Maydwell; North Baltimore, w. NJ.
ferguson; Hereford, j. ii. NJ. Lemon; Waverly, G.
q Bacon. West Baltimore District - Monroe
Street, ID. Is. Winstead; Summer1eld, II. +. Downs;
Elknd5e, j. Z. stewart; Linganore and Union
Bridge, c. A. Jones. Washington District-Bald-
smith; Fourth Street, Washington, NJ. +. b. Rice.
cumberland Decentralization, W. E. BirG, Kings
ley lCumoerland), JAS p. Wilson; Keyser, w. Va,
w. l. Curley; Homecoming, +. g. Porter.
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TO get good oysters, served IN all styles, Poto-
mac Snad chicken or lobster salads, and ali other
delicacles in season, go to Frank Johnson's, Az
and 444 9th street, corner OF northwest Ladies'
saloon first floor. Polite attention.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-03-03

BURIED WITH MASONIC CERENoHIRs.-WiIliam
Henry Champion, formerly OF Cleveland, but for
many years employed In the Interior Department,
who died on Wednesday morning, was buried yes
terday afternoon at Rock Creek cemetery with I'M
pressiye Masonic ceremonies
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FOR RENT--HOUSES.

90 : Az, ,or, .sss soe-e,, 9Th .-.. sr., .s2s
1SsS W sSS Is ss:sss i g
81 iSs sSs 9 x a. a. si sss i
ad NV ~ ~ {. ID q Az. orl2 g Nav. Ar..;..;sss
sis + :x x &c. ls is sS az e q g
mh3-2: G. B. PARKkR Cor. Az and sta az.
NOR RENI-TwO NEW FIRST CLASS kKsI-
i Us dsnGsss: l4i2 and 1af4 18th o NV, Ssssssn
l402 l4th ct NV. II
E0R RENT-30ls9 ST, LARGE 3sroRY BRICK;
IN Fer So rent $50 ns sss At
EOR REsT-A NEAT GROOM BRICK HOUSE.
= with modern improvements; newly papered; s24
9th st NV. mis- I'm
EoR RENT-FRAME HOUSE s2l 22D ST. NV.
nsss psnnsylyana ava 8 rooms. bath and summer
e25 in advance. Inquire on premises. It,
EOR RENT-HOUsE-AND FURNITURE FOR
ss.rsss rent
very reasonable newly and completely furnished: will
house, Address NAVY. ss.s once ef'''' D @ns s.
EOR RENT-kIaHT-ROOM. TwO-sToRY HOUSE:
two Railways two stairs aud bath; Patent OF
9Th st. NV. mh:3-3ts
EOR RENT-A sEvEN-ROoM BRICK HOUSE,
with modern imprOysW g.s near she Capitol 81
ply 2l4 18th st. sw. mh3-2ts
Z COTTAGES AT NEWPORT R. L, AND BAR
HAkbOR. MAINE, for the season of 1855. at $1,000
%h stsG HILL JOHNSTON. 7ss 18th st. NV.
EiHssa s Hf is.h ST. 1sr s,4o 1907 10Th st.. Or ses
1201 l9tA St, 12r....- 100 l3Q9l lib ST, Sr SO
lal4 4 ave-. LIT. 10y al3 list 81. NV, ar 80
1887 M ST., y05-7-9 Sth st. Or. IA
1886 ST., 10r... 90 80 L St NV, Or 10
21l2 N st.. .65iOmce rooms. 50. &lo, $40
Furnished Houses for rent by the Year for Few
months. Infurnished House and Flats conveniently
located.
mh3-3s HILL JOHNSON. 73s 18th ST. NV.
VCOR RENT-A NEW SIX-ROoM BRICK HOUSE,
Il with BATH cellar and all modern improvements,
and papered throughout: 2029 Portner Place NV.
WASH. DANENHOMER,
Successor To Eisenhower * son,
mh3-6t lll5 ST. NV.
nor RENT-COZY NEW SIX-ROOM AND BATH
twostory brick gas, water, range, atrobe perfect
order good location northwest; 40: furniture for
sale. Apply 437 9TH st. NV, hoom 5, upstairs
mh3-3ts
EoR RENr-,2llsI ST. n. W., coz. OF 3D ST,
H hne brick dwelling: two bay windows: rooms and
cellar; all mod. imp. rent $40 80. Apply
NESCOTT WILCOX.
mh3-3t 1907 Penna. ave.
NOR RENT-2ll6 G 81. NV, 1O-RUoMs: MOD.
Il imp. good condition; rent $4,000. Apply
MESC0TT WILCOX.
mh3-3t 1907 Penna ave.
EoR RENT l.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-03-03

Phillips Diyextible Cocoa, delicious,
easily digested and highly nOurishing.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-03-03

FOR sALE-0R ExOHANGE-A FINE PROPERTY
miles from the proposed MEMORIAL Bridge. SGD
necessary outbuidings. farm well watered the entire
tract enclosed by good fence This property in OF
fered in consequence of the death of the owner the
widow desiring to return to the city witt her family
Live stock and farming implements at satisfactory
prices. JNO. Il. WAGGAMAN, 1908 st. mh3-3t
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