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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-04-20
JUDGE SMELLS TERM.
lt will Expire the Latter Part OF Next
Month.
WILL he BIZ REAPPorNTED OR WILL A LOCAL DEMO
Graf CAPTURE THE PLACE

WILL BE BIZ REAPPorNrED OR WILL LOCAL DEMO-
Graf CAPTURE THE PLACE
The next vacancy likely TO occur in tie list of
District Officers, which vacancy local democrats
are desirious OF filling. is the judgeship OF the
Police Court. Judge SMELLS present term VIII ex-
pire the latter part OF next month. The salary
attached to the position is $4,000. There are but
few candidates In the field who are outspoken, but
there are several attorneys who, 1t il said, are
conducting still hunt for the position. Many
democrats favor the reappointment OF Judge
Smell, who has filed the position for about eigh-
teen years. He Is familiar with the practice OF the
court, and knows almost every criminal within
the borders OF the District. Justice Mills is the
only candidate who Is outspoken in his aspira.
tons. Several persons who were candidates Just
after the change or the Administration have
changed their minds. and some OF them are now
outs oxen for the reappointment Of Judge SHELL II
the resident fails to appoint the fudge before the
expiration OF Judge sneis Term the business Of the
court VIII nave 70 STOP, which WILL cause consider
acle tfou0le, as no persons arrested from day 70
day can get q trial before the appointment and
continuation OF the new judge. The law provides
the Judge, either OF the Justices of the supreme
Court Oh the District shall designate some Justice
OF the peace TO discharge the duties OF the judge
until SUCH disability be removed: THERE'S nothing
SAID about vacancy. Section 1912 reads:
1.-THE Police Court shall consist OF one Judge
learnedl In the law, who shall be appointed by the
President, by and with the advice and consent OF
the SENATE, for term OF six years, and who shall
receive q salary OF s., 600 per annum."
This law Is similar To the law providing for the
appointment OF the district attorney. II makes
no PROVISION TOR the transaction OF the business OF
the ONCE until the appointment or 'hs successor"
probable that the number OF candidates VIII In
crease.
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Many Requests.

WILLS FILED YKsrERDAY-How REBECcA CuoPER's
FORTUNE Is TO BE DISTRIBUTED.
The Will OF the late Rebecca IL cooper was nled
yesterday, with a codlcil She leaves $4,000 to
William c. Appleton, OF Roxbury, Mass, in trust
for Ann E Smith and her aunt Ann d. Cooper
a. the death one-haf OF the principal goes 10 the
Episcopal Theological School at Cambridge Mass,
as fund for meritorious students The remaining
half goes 10 the Massachusetts Church Missionary
society The tn,ome OF $1,000 she leaves 10
Caroline Ducu5 MurdOck during life, and upon her
decease 5000 goes 70 Mary Huddell and the her
5000 10 her cousins, Mary Huddel. Rebecca Ill
stnles, Eliza ?. Miller, Hannah 5. Paulding and
Caronne NJ White. She leaves 5000 each TO Re.
becca Il Miller, Elizabeth d. Potts Eliza p Miller
and Mary II. Archer. Another legacy or 50 600 Is
gwen Mary Huddel, 81 900 TO Eliza w. Roach
Prom the legacy OF 5000 10 Mary L FilleDrown,
% the Domestic and Foreign Missionary Society OF
Inc i. Z church; 500 she leaves to her friend
Margaret H. Bache, OF PhiladeIphia: the income OF
500 20 MARI F. Griith Tor life, TO revert 10 Re-
1 n-eea d. Miller; the income on 5000 70 Zena
Roach for hie, TO revert TO her cniidre1 or their
heirs, and the house and lot at 2OO2 q Street and
the furniture together with the residue OF her e-
tate 10 Roberta Potts she appoints Tatnaii
fauldng and Edward : Harlan executors.
The Will OF AntoDie Wilson leaves her personal
property 10 ner daughters, Charlotte and Caroline
She directs that her real estate In LOudOun County
Va, be sold and the interest on the proceeds d,
Sldec, snare ana share alike, between her husband
ana daughters Charlotte and Caroline until her
daughter Caroline reaches the aye OF twenty ope
years when the principal goes share and share
alike, 10 her three daughters Louisa Chafiotre
e,ld Caroline.
The VIII OF Mary Bryerly leaves 10 Caroline ZONES
foOO ana 10 Harriet A. Henson 200 The residue
goes 70 Austin Z. NinSlow and Marvin Eastwood
10 be divided equally.
The Will or Esther Huh leaves all her property 10
trfx. - N
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Ii You FEEL TIRED.

Weak and weary. worn out or run down from hard
work. BY Impoverished condition Of the blood or low
state OF the system should take Hoods Sarsaps-
riA The peculiar toning, purifying and vitalizins
qualities Of this successful medicine are soon felt
throughout the entire system, expeling disease ana
giving quick healthy action to every organ 1t tones
the stomach, creates appetite and rouses the liver
and kidneys Thousands who have taken 1t with benz.
it. testify that Hoods Sarsapsrlls 'makes the weak
strong"
took Hoodf sarsspsrills Tor loss Of appetite dys-
pepSa snd general langour. 1t did . vast amount
Of good" J. W. wrLLEFoRD. Quincy. H.
HOODS sARsAPARIILA
Sold by all druegista 81; six for s5. Prepared only
by G. HOOD CO.. Apothscaries Lowell, Mass
4 100 DOSES ONE DOLLAR
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Condemned Locals.

The meeting last evening OF Mount Vernon
Council. No. 10. Junior order OF United American
Mechanics. was attended by delegates from other
Councils Including Baltimore Council, No. l. An
Interesting musical program was carried out.
The first or the series Of matches for the cham
pionShip OF the Capital City Gun Club was shot
Yesterday afternoon, the contestants being E. T.
Mills, who scored Is: VIM. Wagner, 49, and Sey-
mour Cunningham 33.
Nj. Arthur p. Davis addressed the Anti-Pov-
erty Society last evening on the subject OF 1.-The
farmer and the single tax"
Yesterday afternoon a dead infant was found on
the vacant lot between 18th and 9Th, and G.
streets northeast
The Baltimore papers OF to-day announce The
death last night In that city OF Mr.. Edwin Horn
by Howard, brother OF Mr.. Geo. II. Howard OF
Washington Mr. Howard died Of pneumonia alter
short illness. He was In his tL.rJy-seventh year
and leaves wife and two children.
warrants were issued to-day for fifty-two buck
sters In the Center Market charged with doing
business without a license.
Harvey Spalding to-day, by Mr.. ". Willoughby
nled oils In equity against the District TO remove
clouds nom his title TO lot ~, square 5l1 and sub
lot IS, square Ji5
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CITY AND DISTRICT.

Amusemnenfs Tonight.
ALBkrGH's.-ModJeska In Twelfth Night"
NATIoSAL-"The Corsa1r."
hKRsANs-yariety and Sparring.
HARK;s.-Myra Goodwin in s'Phiiopene"
PANORAMA BCILDING.-"Battle OF shiloh"
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A HIDDEN LI6HT-The Scriptures say: "Do not
hide YOUR liyht under a bushel" II that light Is
The nutrerfng Will-o'-the-Wisp OF approaching In
Dity YOU can best hide 10 under bushel OF scotch
oats which In concentrated form Is found In every
bottle OF scotch oats Essence, and which cures
every form OF brain and nerve disease.
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AUCTION SALES.
IUYcANsox BROS. Asct,onser..

DuScANsoS BROS Ascs'0nes"
DESIRABLE THREE-sToRY BRICK srORI Ann
DwkLLING. ALL MODERN IMPRofKWkNTA
Win lwo-sTOkA BkIcK s1AbLk II MAR
AND STREETS NonIHwksT,
AT ACCTrON.
On WEDNESDAY AFTEkNOoN APRIL ryrSE
TY-FIFTH. AZ HALF-PAsT rum O'CLOCK. Ne VIII
ali IN front OF the preminss
lot ~. IN Square 32o.
fronting 20 feet on ssrset With depth a 100 ~
on lob str q west 10 an alley. with tss inprovS-
dwelling. and tvo-story Birch stx bic an rear
1erlls Purchaser 10 assume trust Of f6,5uo dua
dspos,t Of $50 required e time o. ale II a.
terms OF sas are not compnsd WITH ~ tel DAYS d.
ing purchaser after I'VE Gays advertssusnf IN scusa
nexspepss tnllishea m Washington. d. O. sp30
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LOCAL MENTION.
The Weather.

J,rir1s;on, for fhe 2. hours commencing at n VA.
For the District OF Columbia, Maryland, and VIZ
gnla, fair weather slightly colder, fresh 70 Disk
QOrrhvesterly winds
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VII. Syphax Denies.

10 The Editor o. THE EvENING SrAR:
The account in The STAR or the 18th instant
touching my conduct in the Navy Department Is
Rot correct In It's details was there but a little
while. On my nrst day Commander Bradford
ordered me. after oflce hours, TO take a package
10 his house. ] told him that was sick. the
weather was bad had TO walk 10 Arlington. bur
told him would take II In the morning which
Old. From that hour he became my enemy
begged the friend VINO mad Mr.. whitney appoint
me 70 have me transferred i reported MS treat
Hent twice 20 Mr.. Fletcher, as there were some
elements involved that Mr.. Whitney would have
Eoticed- 1 deny that made any threats The
pick had been Using, and laid II on the table
While went into the Secretary's ONCE boldly
leave This case With the public 10 Judge between
ms cruel Treatment and what Is fair and Just
JOHN Il. SYPHAY
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-04-20

guY YOUR DRUGS FROM E p. MEKTz, tie pioneer
or tow prices IN that line. Read his advertisement
on this page
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-04-20

Boar III JogSsox's % and "a 7th So. wing, Gen.
ter MlrEer-Sf- wberries, greer peas, asparagus,
canlifiower, egg plants, new potatoes, tomatoes,
cucumbers. Bermuda onions. cnO!ce fruits, &c.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-04-20

BUY YOUR CLOTHING for yourself and boys from
frst hands EIsEAAS Bros, cor. 7th and 6.
The only Manufacturing Tailors and Clothiers
In washington.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-04-20

LAWN MOWERS! LAWN MOwERs!-A fine and
large assortment Prices greatly reduced i. a.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-04-20

COON BRAND COLLARS,
, for soc.
The best and latest
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-04-20

FRENCH OPERA At ALBACGu's.-The French opera
troupe which recently completed a four months
season In New orleans Will appear at Abauoh's
next week. The tfOupe Is spoken OF in terms OF
praise contains altogether over seventy people, and
presents comic as well grand opera. The artists
Of the company are unknown here, but the fact
that the troupe has secured return engagements
NJ New Orleans, Chicago and 81. Louis FOR next
season Indicates that II Is merttOrtOus orxaniza-
tion. The engagement at AlUaugh's viii open
with the "Huguenots" on Monday night, followed
by "B lccaccior on Tuesday. The sale or seats has
opened encouragfngly at Albaugh'a
LARGE SALE OF FURSITURR.-An immense collec-
ton OF household effects will be sold at DOWltna's
auction rooms. Tomorrow, at 10 O'Clock embrar-
Ing nearly every description OF furniture. Parties
VINO contemplate furnishing their homes should be
on hand
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-04-20

" Finest linz Csysta ChandeliuU h the C1fy MnsLle
f.ctursd n tcAlllz GAS Flx1UkA AkP AT
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Lor OF Rogers Bros plated ware at cost. c. s.
Kenneld, Jeweler, 1908 St NV.
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COUNTRY REAL ESTATE.

I,oR sALE--A FARM OF 40 ACRES. 80 ACRES
planted in vsr1ous fruits, GOOD hou-e and stable.
cify, IN Montgomery County. MI Gan o. bought
cheap il pnrchas a. once. Ao two three story bTek
81 near Coal ave, price s12Ooo poubie frame
stasle and coach houses for each, water at
the aoer plenty y SHADE. lois IS by lSo
SD per mouth. On frame house GU llth - s.e X
looms modern impr9vsns =, lot 42t frOut by il!s
r roS SIDE saS bach S Pg,Se $500 Ia ,yl.sn
xlJo sIDNtY MILLS
Heal Istsis lsroler.
apso-% Cedar Grove. Mt Pleasant.
ISoR sALE-i35 ACRES; FINE MANSION or IL
rooms large barn 1000 fruit trees 8, miles
nom u cis ooo Tao acssS n h Ss s, sSS or
enitlyaion oov irGit tee.. o-rcom dwelling rrst-
sLring station Met Branch ON louisville turupike;
Il. m city: mile from Rsndalph sistion Ma, Brsleh:
over 900 fruit tres Of all varieties sood dwelling
bsra, Sc BOZ fruit trees whey ard miles frolp ciiy
sas - aSst one SsT s T Ts ss sn
ACRES 5-roOn house. stable. &e-. = mile frOna
OF rooms. = miles NON GsossetSsn 50 $500. !,
ACRES auiolnng Carln springs. miles IRON city:
Falls Church 5 rInat from .tAiion s@ry rST. bsr
gam: $4,000 * ASRts. y, room house s. miles b.
$40 8 hchEs. i0-rooln house; hns ssrd-n ana
rmniins wsi re nSs rom aS Sfs S.9
Bridse 81 ooo IN acais. e-ro1m sousss .Sat,s.
i nsns s 5Sc Se ,s ,le lTS station on Met Branch
100 OTHERS. Of ike character and average price IA
- VILLA SITES At RossLYNS
new free Bridge. only % 9 cents per foot;
ap2o-3t iseifst
ISoR RENT-HlATTsNILLEM D-foUR SMALL
a Stores near station: rent s5 per month"; suitable
ior baroer ice cream, shoemaker, a.. ApIly st
AAANs store OF WA. B. sMIi II. Melrose Para all go
l,oR RENT-oR BoARDERs kEcEIyED-PARr
II or whole OF country lfou-e hne shade aud e;
Ice AID milk fruit Address Mrs ThOs. J. BfgOwNs
hear 9aithers1arg Nd, or 1925 Pa ave. nv. al7-5ts
L,oR SALE OR ExCHANGE-CdRAP- FOR GUN
- y or cay pr0psrt, de1ishuully sito.tsd orsnse
County, fla on line of railroad 20 rods depot
erhly improved GROWING CT %. prlee. $4,000. Also
depot; well improved: viii exchange. price, 81 500
sTALEl HILL ga l4thsL sply-.h
1,ok sALE-LAwlER's HILL MAR RELAY n
Il and u. X. r.. IL acres with Improvement: very
desirable location. skRGkANIk TlN6Es, 3 L. Tex
ingtol ST., Baltimore apl0-l~
l,oR sALE-AT ROCKVILLE. Nd, NEw 5-sToRY
praek hotel 40 rsoaas tn sore grove with 3-scrS
lawn IN front: stzblin<, with looms show; the
buildings aud acres at half cost Also dwellings.
D TO IL rooms Several houses for rent; furni-hed
MILTON LgGkiIE;
Mr.. Cooke ID. Luckett Of this firm Is in no lslil.
daily after p. aud will remain ally dAy TO show
property representative will any train 20 ac-
I've trans daily. apl4-los
1,oR sALE-oR EXCHANGE FOB CITY PROP
erty-A nne country seat Of loo acres. quarter OF
mlie rom SILVER spring Station. Met branch A "a
~ X improved by a large double fran house u X
rooms, with ali sce-sary outbuldiles; rlAce vel
tered; land very rich can be suotivd.l TO sdvan-
tfe For full PARTICULARS apply 20 j. i. Ia III, 800
I3.h ST. n-w Ielephone cal, s3s-3 spl2-2s
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The Manufacturing Establishment,
have secured 200 dozen spool cotton, guaranteed
200 yards on every SPOOL white and cOlored, and
they O1er 1t spOOiS Tor SC, or 1Sc. per uoZen.
This Is good thread and Is good for machines or
hand-Sewlng. We know il VIII go fast, as II IS a
great bargain. 81 call early and secure some OF 1t.
'.Opera Bouquet, - fresh and fine; &C. cigar;
s. for box OF 80.
NJ. & p METzGER,
1 Ait 9TH ST. NV.
Remember Mr.. 1crtZ will send orders,
however SNAIL, TO any part OF the city. PreScr p
lions delivered by special messengers. Money
saved On every thing you buy.
S1.5O BOys' shoes for only 81. The biggest
bark ain ever offered. Positive for one week only
J. Brock, tn TIN ST.
Given Away.
A Patent Trunk strap with every trunk pur-
chased OF JAS. S. ToPHAM,
go 1921 Pennsylvania ave. NV.
tress, anu adds fish and weight. 9
Blue Points, Soft Crabs, Crab-Neat, oysters,
Clans, Neck-Ciains Hard Crabs Families and
hotels supplied daily. n. WHITE a Co.,
621 stn. W., Washington, DC.
"R0yal Gluc'' mends China, Glasswood, &C,
California Tickets, J. F. Minor, B. o.
Depot. 26t
Fresh Attorney Butter churned every morning
and delivered in u ID. ward prints 45c. per To-
Also. Cottage Cheese and butterInilk: sweet Mix
&C. per quart.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-04-20

Two LI6HT-WEIGHTs NEET.-Our light weight
Baloriggan DtersnirtS and Drawers stand with
out rivals In their line. FRANC, one Price Halter
and EurniSher cor 9TH and ID.
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Sc. MsErzs ApvEKrIssNrST on this page.

sRE NOTICE in rent column OF house for rent at
CANAAN.
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The Fishing Season Fairly Opened.
GOOD SPORT FOR ANGLERS AND BIG HAuLs FOR THE
SElNES.

For the first time this season the water ir the
Potomac was clear day before yesterday, and
many anglers tried their luck in the waters Of the
Upper Potomac Several persons visited the Great
Falls and number or bass were taken from the
river. One gentleman, 1t was stated, who had
better luck Than the others succeeded In captur-
Ing a dozen good sized black bass. Yesterday sew.
eral gentlemen visited the Chain bridge, and one
bass weighing * pounds was lanOed White
perch are biting aud hundreds OF them are Caught
every day. On the Lower Potomac the fishermen
are having extra large hauls, and SO many her
men to send them up the river. Yesterday there
arrived at Iae wharf PA 300 herring; ,26S shad;
2:36 punches OF various rsh; sturgeon and 500
bushels or oysters.
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Ten Dollars for Whipping Whipps.
HOW ARTHUR PESDLEToN RESENTED AN INSULT 70
HIS WIFE.

Ten Dollars for Whipping Whips.
HOW ARTHUR PESDLEToN RESENTED AN INSULT TO
HIS WIFE.
Arthur Pendleton and James Whips, the col.
oFed men VINO engaged In a rough and tumble
hight In the house OF the Austrian minister We'd
nesiay night. as published in yesterdays STAR,
appeared In the Police Court to-day to have their
troubles settled by Judge Smell. Pendleton was
charged with assaulting Whips who is em-
ployed In the minister's house as steward PEN
dleton's wife was also employed In the house
Whips testified that PendletOn came to the
house Wednesday evening and asked him what he
(Whipps) had 10 do with his PendletOn's) wife
Witness spoke 10 Mrs. Pendieton and asked her 70
tell what VIII pps had said 10 her. She SAID that
she would not repeat what ne had said TO her and
before he (Whippsl could repeat It Pendieton
grabbed him by the collar aud began 10 beat him.
Ae received several blows about the head and
when The hight was finished he had a black eve a
scratched neck, cut ear and a swollen head He
said that the 1gnt Continued through the hallway
some distance.
when cross-exanined by Mr.. Darlington the
witness said that he fred four shots 70 attract
the police; chat he made no claim that he was q
registered member OF the legation.
Mr.. Darlington said that he had number Of
witnesses 10 show the language used by Whips,
but he was satisfied TO pay 1ne OF SO, which he
thought was enough, because Whips mad only
received a black eye.
The prosecuting attorney was satisfied ana
nne OF $40 was Imposed.
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Special Low Priccs

on seasonable goods at Clarks ia 9TH street NV,
tomorrow: Boys shirt-wasts, all sizes, l0c.
Wnlte shirt waists, 25c., p Gated front and back;
Warmers health Corset, &c., sold In every store at
$l.2S; Zoe corset. 49c.; soc corset, &C.; ladies'
mere shawls &C, reduced from 81; coat-back jer
seys. all colors, 39c., worth 75c.; embroidered
'front.' Jersey S9c, worth $3.50; our $3.50 brai ed
Jerseys, at 81 3D. tan-colOred Jerseys $l69, regu-
lar price, 4S; ladies' ribbed vests pink, blue and
cream 22e regular price, 4sc.: 75c. ribbed Isle
goods; colored collars and CUTS, IKE set; our
$l.6S parasols all cOlors, 9Sc.; our ,3 fancy and
lace-trlInmed paraSols S1.9S; ch!Idren's parasOls
2lc. Infants embroidered caps PIC, regular price,
49,. gents unlaundered shirts, SOC. reduced from
osc.; our 81 peated-front shirt, &c; our $l.25
open:front Shirt, 79c; gents percae shirts, with
collars, 30 summer mer1nO fancy underwear, soc,
regular price, &c.; gents drill drawers, Csc. at
Clarks, 7S4 1th st. NV.
New brand Of Cigars, "Fedora, three
for 25c.; try them
N. & p. METzGER,
All 7th ar nv
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HCseANDs ANSWER TO HIS WrFE's BILL FOR
DisohcE--In the case OF Martha W. Burn against
lines " Burn, for q divorce, the respondent has
He'd his answer. BY Mr. J. p Jourdan Ne denteS
the charge OF Dad habits and his inability 10 sIln
~. MS family by his trade Of carpenter; denies
That ne mas Oeen a haDijual drunkari for f1fteen
Years or That FOR seven years the feet mas been
10 make MIN crazy. lie denies the charges OF a.
ssult. and OF taking the stoves out OF me honsa
and putting the nre out III. adrnifs mai shs 10,
his bed ana board In December lss7 He SAYS
tnse Ior years he has reason 10 believe that us
VIZ was perlodlcaliy Insane, and her jealousy ls
The cause OF her complaint. He asserts mar he
has always been kind and good 10 mis- wiz. a "A
ns Snsrses that upon one occasion she threw the
krOcerles ne brought home on the noor ana when
LIE took her " the arm she bit him. He further
StateS IN 1877 sne left good home ana went 10
lnlont0Wn ana threw herself from the hrfdge hnt
was rescued from a watery grave He f,,r,h
says that he was afraid 10 close his evss raarsn.
mat sne would KIN him; that on one occasion sne
threw boiling water on him and ATTEMPTED IN
scald him 10 death In conclusion he admits IN A.
he often drank too much. but denies thar m ever
inrerfered with his work.
a Disastrous COMPLICATION AvERrRp.-This
morning about $50 O'Clock a fire tooE Mace IN
Maurice Joyces paoto-lithograpning establish.
ment, on 11th street adjoining TIE EyKxINe ST 4.
once. The nre was extinguished without turning,
In an alarm, oy Special Of1cer White and or hef
Loss being slight The flooring under the furnace
caught and the flames got In the ceiling OF the
bridegroom Of. THE STAR below. As Il was IL
was discovered In the nick OF time 70 prevent a
o19astrous eonf1azraiion.
-NARRIAGR LIcKNszs.-Narriage licenses have
been issued by the clerk OF the court 10 John
Il Hawkins and Margaret johnson; John George
and Harriet DuyalL
INKR KRAIFY's ~s.NAzuiM"-lmre KiraIfyss
troupe viii appear atthe National next week In q
revival OF the famous Rayei pantomime, MA
zulm, the Nigst owl" which VIII be presented
with spectacular eject, Introducing the Dare
brothers, acrooats; the Braatz brothsrS musical
Acrooats, Niles Qualitz and Newman, premier
ia me-
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CHEW sRosenfeld's Gem Tobacct

IL AFFoRps Us PLEASURE to announce that Mr..
L :. Emery has been appointed special agent OF
The New York Life Insurance Company. Mr..
Emerys ONCE Is at No. 107 G street northwest and
We oespeak for him the liberal patronage OF our
citizens
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Another Great Bargain sale OF Baby Cal

Another Great Bargain sale OF Baby Car
rtages Tomorrow at y. VI. Augensteins SlS, Sl9,
and 81 Ith st. NV. SO Rattan Baby Carriages,
lined with reps. only 5000 $l4 Rattan Baby
Carriages, lined with satin and plush only 1863.
$40 Rattan Carriages, new shape, satin and plush
lined, satin parasol only S1O.29. SIS Cane Car
rage, extra nne satin and plush lining, satin
parasol, only $l1.2S And 800 other Carriages
equally as low. special Bargains in China and
glassware, Trunks, and RelrigeratOrs. Decorated
Tea and Chamber Sets at cost.
Our Entire Stock OF Manufacturer
tobacco at cost. Dealers as well as chewers can
obtain bargains.
NJ. & P. METzGER,
AT 1th st. NV