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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-03-02
Reuben Mundheim Acquitted.


In the Criminal Court yesterday, Judge Mont
gomery, the trial of Reuben Mundheim, indicted
for entcing female child under eighteen years of
age to enter house Of prostitution on December
20. 1886, was continued after The STARS report
closed The government having closed its case
the defense moved TO take the case from the Jury
NeSSrS- Williams and Smith made arguments on
the motion. They claimed that the case had not
been proven; that the testimony was at variance
with the indictment; that the girls character was
bad pr yious TO meeting the DEFENDANT and finally
that, as the girl had testified that she went TO the
house With the defendant willingly, then she was
not entced In the meaning OF the law. Judge
Montgomery took the motion under consideration.
JUDGE MONTGOMERY susrAiNs THE DErRNsH TO-DAY.
This morning, on the opening of the court, Judge
Montgomery decided the motion Of Defendants
saying that he had examined the question at some
length, and come 10 the conclusion that the posi-
defendant stands charged with violating the stat
ute OF the United States which declares sthat any
person who shall take any female child under the
and for the purposes OF prostitution, shall be-
guilty OF a mi1demeanor." The evidence shows
tnat tee g,FL was under eighteen years Of age
il-fame, &C The girl, however, testines that
she went willinSy' and no one else had
II appears that she was exposed TO the advances
OF Others nor that defendant ever entertainer the
purpose OF leaving her there, nor In any way
committing her TO 70 the practice OF prostitution
The question was: Is there any evidence tending TO
show otherwise. The court thought there was no
such evidence. The term means ''lewdness OF a
woman for gain" After citing various authorities
be said. ut follows that whatever offense the
defendant may have committed, II any, he Is not
shown TO have violated the statute and must be
acquitted" The verdict OF "not guilty" was found
and the defendant left the courtroom.
RUSSIA DEMANDED TOO MucH-The negotiations
between the vatican and Russia have proved fruit
less Russia demanded impossible concessions
supuiating that Catholic bishops throughout
Russia should be appointed by the car that the
RUSSIAN language should be exclusively used In
Cathonc churches In Russia, both In preaching
mixed marriages should be educated In the orthO-
dox Russian church
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Death Of william, H. Baldwin.

DeStn VI Wuuam He b0I0w10s
Mr.. William II. Baldwin died this morning at his
residence, In lie Droit Park after long illness
The Immediate cause OF death was dropsy OF the
heart MI. Baldwin was builder and as member Of
the firm OF Baldwin Bros. he erected large num-
Der OF the prominent buildings in this city. In
recent years he constructed the Hooe building, on
+ street, nov occupied by the Geological Survey,
and the Adams building, on the opposite side Of
the street. He was a member Of Trinity Up. Ely
church. He leaves a wife and a son, Mr. Ralph
Baldwin His wife was a sister OF the late Mr. e.
ID. Gilman, the well-known druggist
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-03-02
ADJUSTMENTS.

ANU SEMENl Id.
P1ANo-FoRrE RECITAL
MAK CONSTANCE HEINE-MOzzARA
VOCAL NUMBERS BIZ MISS NELLIE WILSON
Dr. ". BIscHoFF. Accompsnist
CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH.
SATURDAY EVENING. March 3. at O'Clock.
Admission, Fifty Cents 1t
7cC l4TH ST NV, FRIDAY MARCH 3 AT7
fUYTkkMER SUBJECT: Ancient Gods % q asrmanS.s
po T p o n ED.
CLUB e sns o@
by d., Evening March j to SATURDAY EVENING.
"A ONE WEEK ONLY.
THE BosT oNIANs..
shsn sss: :n sssops Hunspsscn Mqsr Gsrdsn cry
Donald nottingham Ricc Xantsn Miller. and Mont
a.. ~, 8 L sTuDLEY. Musical Director
GRAND CHORUS. ....................3Ov VOICES.
THEIR OWN ORCHESTRA
NEW COSTUMES AND SPECIAL SCENERY.
THIS FRIDAY) EVENING.
MIGNON
ssAATFTTRBBAY hfAyTINEE PoAGHIERRs
s. sas e. g. 8 s. q a .ss s
nasst m.sa AEe1AU Il sp'
GRAND SHAKEsPEAKEAN PAGEANT AND
~ PANTOMIME,
AT ALBAUaHs GRAND OPERA HOUSE.
MARCH z, 8, and o,
Under the auspices Of the Ladies' Aid of the National
Homeopathic Hospital.
SHAKESPEARE WILL PRESENT BEFORE THE
COURT OF QUEEN ELIZABETH
Scenes from Hamlet" 'Roneo and Juliet" "KinG
Lcar. ""Jnlips Cesar" Merry Wives Of windsor"
You Like t." Macbeth" 'othelio." sSin.
ter's Tale" Henry "" and
Richard III"
DANCING AT IL O'CLOCK
Reserved seats for sale and after February 81
Metzerotts 903 Pennsylvania Prices 90, 81,
and sL50 General admission, Sl.5O f22-2w
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.

TrOR RIGHTEOUSNESS NEW YORK AVE
II n. W., 10 rooms and bath mod. imps., S75.
951 Q st., corner 10th. rooms store, and stable
mod. inps.; 960
1901 18th st. n. W.. corner 7. Is rooms and bath
mod. lmps. $50.
impR $50.
1924 10th st. q. w., rooms and bath: mod imps.;
ll26 10th st n. W. rooms and bath: mod. imps.;
S3S. y
500 New Hampshire ave. H. W.. 6 rooms and bath
mod. imps.; S25.
2135 Stevens Alley, 5 rooms and water; e12
ga Shows Alley, rooms and water; SiO.3 30
Apply to JNO. A. PRESCOTT
f26A1t 1416 ST. n. W.. Kellogg Building.
EOK RENT-TWO NEW THREE-STORY NINE
Il room Houses, 212, 2l4 5th me-; well built de-
srably located: furnace. CRATES, cellar. large
ICOR RENT-vERY LOW RENT; BEST CITY LO-
cation: brick house No. 504 18th st. NV. between
conyeniences: good repair. Inquire l345 Pa ave.
f25-7t
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FIOUR RErluED At WHOLESALE PRlCEa-W. j.
Morton & Co, representing Chester Wilson, mer-
chant millers Buffalo, n. T., introduce their nour
20 consumers direct at very low prices saving you
the middleInanfs profit Of over 81 per barrel
900 Barrels Made Daily.
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We Must Unload, II Prices Will do it.
j. BROCK, 722 18th st.
Our s. Pebble and Straight Goat now 81.
Our Sc. 80 Pebble Goat now $3.50
Our $1.5O Pebble Goat now csc.
Our 81 Misses, heeled or spring, now $1.50
Our 81 % Solar Tip now CSC.
Phillips DigeStiblc Cocoa does not dis
tress, and adds flesh and weight. 2
"ROy0l Glue'' mends China, GlassWood, &C,
Fresh Attorney Butter churned every morning
and delivered In Is ID. ward" prtnts 45c. per h.
Also Cottage Cheese and Buttermilk: sweet MIX
&C. per quart.
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FOR SALE-LOTS.

IroR skIF-ror A., TT yRoxT ON a ~ rrr
bet .S,h and seth sis NV h nAGKAIi
NH Lot sls Oh :. a:x:
lr.. aT "a S'; =, e, q e., ..Ss Ion 9. ~
NOR sAIF-pfTs,~rsS ,.p.,p,frx
II Two very dss,r.ia -, ~ II, =, ,.., .
NM g,,.,, Louis .. saoLN,kih
RON satE-.r . .,,,,,,,s,. -, -,
Il Lot. on Meridian H,ii' 1T "a a "a soIi ~ -,
< ss s' IN Sss am an s., :. @ e % =. ssa,
<th. 9Sc. sTALEY HfLl. a.4 ista 81 n " MIA
u>oR sAir-BARaaIys Tors 10 ~ al, -
II ant 2oc.. Forest Glen. Nd. 2 % Sc NJ =, ,oS,
rss'ims s.R HrRrFoRp l.sasr.
EoR sAEE. s.s.
alots' n "a hi Is,h aud is,h ..,,,, $500. sl4e
lot. ct pear i4ih' .Sa,h fr,,nt. N ,lo x,,s ~oO
r re lat. g way 70 si,ss; I =, -, isO
20 alley at :, -, 400
.lley St.. a. a2s
,o, st neax l.sh ysxl2S 90 sen. sneS.st $50
,sS isth o. near . X ,sYhilve < ai,ey, at lS
J,OR sALE-BuILpEKs ATTENTION. H.vEa
Ssss5,isi frSa,ss. :, sS &, sss' = he
bly, iocsied. south mont OF winch ts,niy hea an
% so, ps,Se r.ssn a, ,s ,, Va sss 'arSh.s.r
money relnirrd Of . responslhs rarry Who atii in
prSse sohSe' |No a. s AZ
-, = -
81, between 18th and AN stres,s csluasa aelshss
IN ~ CHS ier Nat III, .T rs,I,f
fs.,st ~" is.,s ~ NJ.
il lie Of economical subiiSissn1 on ths hsishss over
looking the City, frontns boundary. stoash,ot Cis
,,,a 49,
tN,n oNa-i--DfsSihAbA-f btttbiNo LIS "
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- sQuAfts irom the Cpl1tots roScnr eno ID t<ek&ht
conai19n' S2x.oo NJ N. PARKER l4lsfa
EoR RENT-p31 RHODE ISLAND AVE. n W,
nice condition; location and surroundings very desirs
BILE. kent reduced TO e40 TO Q permanent tenant
VIC poNAil- e2s Z ST. n-w. cSs-St
E0R RENT-FURNIsHEp
Thomas Circle. 5rs-. all m .per mo e2oQ
lUn 81, ABOVE Dupont Circle. Tor. all H.. llo
UNFINISHED.
Dupont Circle, Il rooine all mod. imps .......& lSo
ll24 sst NV, cor 18th st. 10 rooms ....-...... go
tU5 Stn St nw 10 roorns ell mod inps 30
az. eth ~ NV. ~ rooms all mod iiaps 90
1lyS Eth 81. NV. IL MONS ................. 20
SSl 81 NV ~ roons al mod insIs. ........... 80
2lS 9TH st. ne rooms and cellar ali mod iuaTs "a 30
4ly Sd ST. ne, ST.. all mod imps ............ IS
sos ID ST. ne. Sr. ali mod imys -
TYLER RuThERfoRD.
h2S-5w' 1907 IT. nv.
IrOR RENT-SEvERAL NEW HOUSES on FEN
Il ton Place containing Ave rooms each; tile close
proximity Of these houses 10 the Printing once and
street cars make them very desira6e only L. 30
per month. CHAS. r. BANfS.
f2o-ot 1908 At nv.
LOB RENr-UNFURNIsHEp-
Mid s,ors $50 isi3 ST, 4tn ' story. rs
2l4 LIST st. &C.,. 30 EOS St ne.....-...-.0
HOS Conn. ave-. store so ia 10Th ST. n.e.. d. 30
l12d 18th st..-. - Ia. D St. once room. 10
Rhode Isiand. mr. Conn, HIST. be. ls,h& Ieth 50
Dupont Circle: 2sl eo 81. ar l25
St. near 18th: ......3s5 llth st. bet and o. 4
Conn ave-, mr. ST. 200 Corcorail bet II Il 100
925 Farrsxut Square. 80 St. bet Ia and l5....75
o st., near l2tn...-.-. loo lis 10Th b,
FITCH. Fox n BROWN,
My6 l4.S1 Penn. m "
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I,oR sALE-HoUsEs. !
Il 1901 st. W. b. mi Qrs. .......... s. 500
d, nl-l-.--.....--; S3o.oOo23 ST. NV, bn.
ON mi; ssrs Soooes5 St ss, iS s,1Oo
a5.6oo sos 9Th ST. n. W. d h. h
aS IN lsTs 800 AS . saa ST n " ~. .oo
5 honses in rear III st6 st ne T. h. ~
NV" 10000 - St ne 6h. nj i,oOO
iors Nv 1880 "a eth st Sc. b M
MI. III 500 Ella ST n ". Ia, Nv
b6 nj. Tor 1000 3Ss to 1884 81
MI l3r..:...., IIooo Gas and $40 ST ne
I63 penn ave n 90 y -. Ne:
2033 II st. NV. bh, ers,:,..: - -. $500
l4i9 10Th stnw. b6 : :. - $500
N caitoi and sts 'OO ,igs -o'n -. NV
nv nv b h.. 81. 5000 1916 lsth st NV 90
The above is only portion Of the property on my
ESoR SALE BEAUTIFUL NEW HOUSE NEAR
Il Dupont Circle. finished in hard wood; IL rooms
bath furnace. large closets well arranged for oouye
and permit % inspect apply 70 GEO. W. LISkiNs.
18th and II streets mh2-6t
NOR sALE-ATTRAcTTvE HOUSE on A COR
1 ner lot. with grsnnds SURROUNDING 1918 30th St:
R IeI d1ea az y y eIss psssn se door
ii f34nfa &! 'ho r. ''hAfiH' racine 0uiiaihs
EoR SALE-AT A SACRIFICE, IF SOLD AT
Ss, ap n Of sSs
northwest lsl2 Linden ST.: lie Droit Park House
imp ovemens convent Mt TO 7th and 9th Il cars wii
sell for $500 less tan is asked for similar gopety I'D
Joining. Apply to OWNER, on premises. mhl-3t
EoR sALE-7-RooM BRICK. WITH ATTIC.
cellar furnace and stable side and alley.
18th 900 srSO% b brick llth ST. 81 5o2-s1oo
mhl.sf 0 WHITAKER ,jl Jordan az ST.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-03-02

Charged with Assembling His Wife,
SIZE had LEFT HER HUSBAND AND GONE TO LIVE
WITH HER MOTHER.
William E. Dykes, a young man who lives in
East Washington, was before the Police Court this
morning charged with an assault on his wife, Hes
ter Dykes who lives: on 9th street southeast Mr..
Thomas F. Miller appeared for the defendant
Mrs. Dykes testified that several mornings ago.,
while at breakfast, she had some words with her
husband, and he called her a name. AS he did so
she threw a cup OF cold coffee on him, and he
threw a cup OF hot coffee on her and then struck
her.
rs your mother on good terms with this young
mann" asked Mr.. Miller
''No, sir, )" answered witness.
"Mothers-tn-law never are" remarked Mr.. Shep-
perd-
Witness said that she had left her husband and
gone TO her mother; that she left him once before
for two weeks She said that he had sent her q
letter Offering TO provide for the child, but that
she had not replied to his letter.
The judge took the personal bonds Of the Defend
ant TO keep the peace.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-03-02

Cigars! Cigars! Cigars!
CONE ONE. CONE ALI.
We have on sale 10000 cigars, purchased at a
great bargain These goods are good value at
81. % per box OF so cigars. Our price 30 cents
box; 80 cents box; 80 cents a box. Cigar de-
partment. NJ. p. METzGER
Az 9TH ST. n W
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CITY ITEMS.
The Fair, Sl2 5th street n. We
TRUTHFUL ADvBRrIsKMENTS.
Another nav NJ RarvainS


TRUTHFUL ADvRRrIsKMENTS.
Another Day of Bargains.
Saturday, March 8 1883.
One Of our competitors told o customer that We
could not sell China Decorated Cream Pitchers Tor
&C., nor Gold Band Mustard Pot, with spoons, for
the above Of US We will sell on Saturday,
Brass Cabinet Frames, 1H-inch moulding, for &C.
Crown Chamber Sets, heavy decorations, fOr ~ ~
Handsomely decorated Tea Sets So pieces, for
$a79
6s pieces Hand-painted Tea Set, worth 50. for
English Dinner and Tea SET combined, for SILL %
The above set is decorated and new shape.
Hand-painted Combined Dinner ana Tea sets,
only N1;sa Above set is handsome pattern. ana
Brass Umbrella stands, 95c Hassocks, PC.
Folding Cutting Tables Tor 9Sc; worth $1.25.
superior Cutting Boards, only Soc; worth 75c.
Large Red-bordered Cocoa Mats only 30c.
AnsOnia Nickel Clocks SOC.
Ansonia Nickel Alarm Clocks $1.23.
Large size Brass Cages only 7gc.
Backing Case, with box OF Btxby's best Black
ing, Whisk Broom, and Backing Brush, all for
TIE FAIR, s12 9TH street northwest.
Eerd. Frank Downs EN- All.
Child's Kid Spring Heel Button at .. 43 cts
Misses Goat Button, heel or spring heel at. IS cts
tnlantS handsome KID Button at............23c ts
Our Spring styles" Hats are now in.
33l and 1913 Penn ave. east, Capitol HILL
Cigars! Ctgars! Ctxarsy
Our "Opera BoQuet," "Danealia," "IOs Braves"
"Havanna Blossoms "Little Captatnn and ssOid
crow" cigars are uneQualed for style, quality and
price, being only cents each. Come and try these
excellent goods. Cigar department. :,
N. p. METZGER,
All 9TH ST N. w
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1914 LIST. NV. Or. 1855
1928 9Th st. n. w..7r..2o.33
i1605 I'D ST. n.w..6r. %
15116 10th st. q. w. 2.s.9:2
400 Wash. st.. Or. .22.S5
1923 n. J. ave. 20. 40
y0Y U 1t. NV. Or. =. 10. 30
1880 Cleveland ave-, Or. 20
u NJ st. ne, z rs. Is. so
1919 9th NV, Or. rs. 40
131S-24 41Sst-s. W. Or 1880
1710 10th st. n.w.. Or. lS
Il441 p st. NV, 8 rs. 1850
1915 n. G. av.s.e..7r.l6.40
l42S 21st ct. n. W., 8 rs. 16
ll9 b st. ne, Or. Ia
lilo NJ st. NV. 6r.. 1880
SQ4 10th stn.w.,7r.15.3Q
1911 Sd ct. NV, Or. 1880
1888 II St me-, Or. is
S22 X st. s.e.. Srs. lib
929 LIST ct. ne. Sr.......15
Ql4k2 5th NV, Or. 4.30
1853 N St s.w.. Or. 30
$40 9th ct. s.e., 8 RS. .1430
1919 H ct. me-, Or. :. .12. so
lib n. j. ave. 9. e., Or. IL
l1123 9Th st. n.w., Or. IL
ER 4 CO. GIG y o. nv.
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The Barber Divorce Case.
THE WIFE ABOUT TO BRING SUIT AGAINST THE HUs-

The divorce case OF Chas Z. Barber agt. Char
lotte E. Barber, nee Battles. which was filed In
october last, and dismissed recently by the COM
plainant is about to be revived, but this time the
wife viii be the plaintiff. The bill filed october
last for the husband by Gen. Butler and o. d. Bar
rett, asked q divorce on the ground that at the
time or marriage she was In a condition OF mental
alteration, which rendered the marriage a nuliity
and after marriage resulted In fits OF temper, and
charged her with desertion. Mr.. W. A. Cook filed
an answer, denying that there was any fOunda-
ton for the charges, asserting bad treatment on
his part and that ne had practically deserted her,
subsequently she filed an application for alimony
with the idea that the suit would be prosecuted
The petitioner then dismissed the bill. 1t appears,
however, that the wife Is not willing TO let the
matter drop, and has instructed Col w. A. Cook
to prepare Dill for divorce on the ground Of
cruelty, misconduct, and untruthfulness OF the
charges In his Dill.
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TEE PROPOSED BRIDGE CRL1BRATIoN.--It II sell
Unused over project as they are now over the
proposed celebration OF the opening OF the free
%sS the q s nes nS aDS 4
hoped to make the occasion memorable one in
| the annals OF West washington BY far the most
connection was that Of the finance COMMITTEES last
night over r. p. Gubeft's hardware store. Mr.. II.
sOss xss sea Nm Nh SShn
Into districts, and the following nt'' gentle
Messrs. J. IibSey and G. wneasey on (, GRACE Grace,
Potomac streets and East Market space. Messra
Gibbons Nord;inger Laird; aurt. Adler, LangzM
and Prospect avenue. Messrs C. Cropley and
Harrington-O, P. 33d and 34th streets and Dun
barton avenue Messrs Hanlon, Nolan and Dowl-
fng-32d street Messrs.. E Dent, Fickling and
Gilbert-P, q, and I streets. Messra Palmer
and Mayheid-2sth, Goth Both and Jefferson
winship-Academy Of Visitation, Georgetown
University and 36th street. An estimate was
the sum tnoEght to Be sufeienT 70 Garry out the
plans. Several hundred dollars were subscribed
by the committeeman and s. was received from
meet next wednesday night at the Cooperation
Building Association Hall, where subscription
One OF the members OF the finance committee
remarked 70 a STAR reporter this morning that be
had never seen such unanimity Of expression at
meeting here last night. MI. Palmer, chairman Of
the executive committee, in a conversation this
morning, said that while the committee was in
communication with the several military Organi-
cations he had not been notified Of any intention
OF the organization, to participate. but earnestly
hoped they would and that he would like TO see
an elaborate trades display from Washington as
well as from West Washington.
COMPLAINTS ABOUT THE RIVER RoAD.-There Is
considerable complaint from those who are COM
PEELED to use the canal road on account OF the
manner in which it is being improved. The crushed
stone which is being placed Upon this road is
claimed to be not sufficiently crushed, the steam
apparatus falling to do its duty, leaving large
rocks In the road causing It TO be uneven thereby
making the travel over IL anything but pleasant.
BUILDING AssoCrATIoN.-The regular monthly
meeting Of the Fourteenth Building Association
was held last night at Goddard'S Hall Nothing
further than the collection OF dues was transacted
FOUR MONTHS IN JAH.-Chas. Boss, the young
negro who cut Lottie Brown and Geo. Smith, both
cOOred, on the 2Sth OF last month, published in
The STAR at the time, was before the Police Court
to-day for the assaults and was given four months
In jail.
NOTEs.-Mr. Lynch was somewhat better this
mornlng.-The paving between the car tracks
on street near ed street is being repaired
Lieut.. Redway was able to be down stairs yester-
day, the nrst time in several weekS.-The M
street Union Christian Temperance Association
held its regular meeting at Market Hall last night
MeSSrS. Bowen and Davy made addresses
--o-
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To get good oysters, served In all styles Poto-
mac snad, chicken lobster salads and ali other
dellcacies in season, 60 to Frank JOhnSOn's, AZ
and IA 9th street, corner OF northwest. Ladies'
saloon rrSt floor. Polite attention.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-03-02

UNTIL APRIL We will make a discount OF 10
per cent On all purchases made from us for cash
on or before delivery. Furniture, Carpets, Up
hostery Goods and Bedding. All goods marked In
plain figures. W. j. Moses & SON, 11tn and SITS.
For Washington dressed beef go TO Jno. r. Kelly
stalls 62s, SO and $50 Center Market and 400 and
20S Northern Liberty. Corn beef specially.
IN THE RUSH OF the past two days we have sold
all our $3l.50 walnut suites To supply the demand
We have marked our $40 suites down 10 S.g3. so
Come quick II you want one. W. Ii. HokKE.
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SPRING SrYLEs-Men's Felt Derbys, 81 so Sc an
$50 Extra value. A. 4. Lewis ASS 7Ih 81
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NOR RENT
Il II IS Mass ave. $3.50 1900 22d St NV. Or .s25
1917 est nv, 1872 S i2d :. NV. g g
iai3 st. NV, l0rsS ia Est ne. r.: 80 SO
1910 & NV H. IT, go IA Est ne S9 60
533l 10Th q NV Tor. 81 i "a = NV. 9ri Is
25il St NV. Tor. $ i5os Vt. ave NV. Or il
JOHN SHERMAN Co.
f25-8t 14U7 ct n w
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EoR sAIE-IoT 81 TT. FRONT on a ST. nEI
Z nd and c<th ST. w. lct - :. g. 'front.' 90 -.
oct 18th and 2cth Sta NV n NACkAll.
mn l-ot' Sl3 9Th 81 NV
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Seats now on sale. mh2
NEW NATIONAL HEATER.
S E sz4 $asS s4sH
A EESf s ssf 90 fifT TIT
Il 4 IT. IT. it, it, it, &c ! !
Abbott. s SIN sSSSP Opera COMPANY COMP
cHosds asD sR H3RI.s
M0nasy. .TkOHyAT3RE
" SSssssy Matinee: CHIMES OF No S
GXRNIxAL Of SEN1SE
5ShEs HsF5 5izE
PoroMAc BOAT CLUB
Bazaar AND EXHIBITION.
NATIONAL RIFLES ARMoRY,
EVERY NIGHT UNTIL SATURDAY. MARCH 10.
Comprisins Ten Nights of Boundless Enjoyment and
Pleasure.
GREAT FEATURE-THE $4,000 HOUSE,
Which goes to the holder of the Lucky 5Ocant Ticket
This structure is at 14ls 9Th street. and is magnin
Tickets are on sale in every prominent store in the
also in the Hail during the Fair. mhl-:,w
X EnNAN's WASHINGTON THEATER
n Admission 15. 20 and soc. Matinee 10 and 25c.
TIE EErr Txt i TSSP'S BIG st sHST
HhSRf H3S NY GhfK o.
MO,,T hIrS and
Ssss SssESHsS5ss TSeSass san FRANCISCO
HAREIs BI5og THEATER
~ WEEK e e6MMESciSs fE Rflt q.
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CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH.
MONDAY AND TUESDAY EVENINGS
MARCH S AND6.
SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT.
SYMPHONY CONCERTS.
in two years and only time this season Of
MR. THEODORE THOMAS
And his Unrivalled Orchestra.
rs Performers, rs Performers,
Assisted by
RAFAEL JOSEFTY,
The Famous Hungarian Pianist,
And
MR. MYRON W. WHITNEY,
The Great Basso.
Mr.. Edw. Droop will conduct the subscription at the
Steinwny Agency. 925 Pennsylvenia ave. The sale
will Commences on Thursday morning at 80 o'clock
Reserved places. 81. Admission $1.5O f25.dtd
DANORAMA OF BATTLE OF BULL RUN,
18th st., two blocks south Of Pennsylvania ave.
Open from Q. m. to 10 p. m jy15
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.

ISOR RENr-No. 446 " J. Avn. & Y. TWO
oondition; s22.5o NJ. N. PARKER. l4is Est
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HELD FOR THE GRAND JrRY.-Anderson Page col
ored, recently served year In jail on Charges OF
larceny and while there made the acquaintance OF
sidney Mcfarland, one Of the guards. A few DAYS
ago MI Mcfarland sent Page into the Center Mar
ket Tor q oo1 Of provisions, and had not seen him
ance That tine until his arrest Page was tried In
the Police Court to-day on a charge OF second
onense petir larceny, and was held for the action
Of the grand Jury.
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II IL MADISON PLACE. FACING
LAFAYETTE PARK. IMMEDIATELY NORTH OF
PENNSfINANfA AVE-.

The large and valuable property vacated by the
Commissary Generals Office. z. 5. A.
Lot fronts Ga feet upon Lafayette Park, and has q
depth Of 1f5S feet and contains 163 square feet
land with WIDE public alleys 10th side and Inn
provements consist of large Brick Buildings Adorned
on south by property belonging TO the Z. y.
eminent.
For further particulars and permission to examine
apply to TH0S. ]. FISHER CO.
mhl-6t 1924 st. NV.
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Two ACCIDENTS OF THE SANE KNp-John Mari
was severely injured yesterday afternoon by the
1aulng OF his horse on Massachusetts, avenue he
tween 4tn ana 9TH streets northeast HIS leg was
caught under the falling animal and fractured
his home, Cos II street northeast David Jones.
colored, living az 120 Wilson street. while out rid
ING yesterday had bis leg broken above the knee
6y his horse falling on him. He was sent 70 the
Freedmaa's Hospital.
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