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A temperance meeting was held last evening nj
M A. Raissrom presided. Mai JSS p nevins
made an address Mr.. G. H. Bergman and Miss
carrie sioley gave recitations.
Paui Helmuth was convicted in the Criminal
Sourt yesterday Of the charge OF AN assault on
Michael Mcmahon va
Association last evening me- Sets,e san reSs
Snap'n read paper, and Ma NJ d. Lincoln a
Yesterday Julia Brown. colorea. was ,u,a
DAD on the parking in front OF her house. l3t3 3
street northeast The coroner gave q certificate
Al - O'Clock last night fire was discovered az
1.u loIn street northwest, occupied by otto
1uxer q Co. dealers In building supplies The
oatnss WERE connned 10 the basement The stock
was aamaged 70 amount OF 900; fully Insured
lee building was slightly damaged
sengeround took place &C Edes TAI, ,as, " .ne
and was largely attended s Hsn''
.b Rsy Dr. G., George Elliott Of the Foundry NJ.
The religion OF tie body" at the Y M q A reoros
LAST evening White Cross League was formed
Mr.. Lewis Abraham delivered a lecture AT tho
Jewish synagogue last night on the Hebrew race,
Ing win oner at public auction, on THURSDAY neYt
April 10. lSsS, at O'Clock, In front or the prsn,,
ses. that very valuable private residence. No liis
Vermont avenue, containing thirteen rooms wiz
basement ONCE, servants bathroom and LAUNDRY
II has all modern conyeniences. and the plumbine
Is pronounced OF the finest character IL Is seldom
that such property - offered at public auefion
here, and this sale therefore, should Command he
attention Of capitalists or any other person desir
ing a nrst-class establishment. For fulI detaiis
see the advertisement elsewhere.
BOTTLE or WE'VE and q box OF cigars win be
Given 70 the two persons who guess nearest M
the amount OF fractional currency contained In
The glass show case on exhibition Ia the window
&C drivers"
SPECIAL ATTENTION Is called 70 the auction sale
on Tuesday, nth, at 40 O'Clock, By r Ross Perry
trustee. OF lots near DUPONT Circle, In square 13d
THuUTxKs SALE Of very desirable building lotS
northeast corner OF Rhode Island avenue and l4th
street, Monday Afternoon &C $50 O'Clock. See ad.
VDrfisemenr for part1cularS
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SEND FOR APRIL BULLETIN.

am authorized 20 offer special rsse for fev dayu
On one ., tnose handsome BIRCH dwellines. sisu.
s'ed on ION u NV sb>ve ST. containing 10 rooms.
cellar furnace bath and beautifully psp>r,a ory,t.,
chandeliers. &c.
Nine collars and hfty cent? per acre win buy iol
acres OF Woodland within Is miles Of oeorr,tOvu,
irohuns on Potomac River land fpely sdAp,sd for
place. hne speculataon-
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TIsI PORTRAITS. Kets kemetny, 11os Pa ava

THAT RAREST OF COMMUNICATIVE delicacy
OF favor with true efficacy OF action, has been at
tanned IN the famous California liquid fruit rem
edy, syrup Of Figs. Its pleasant taste and benef1
cial effects have rendered IL immensely popular.
IL cleanses the system, cures Costiyeness &c. All
CrugV1StS
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TRY TIE MIX SHAKE from the patent shaker at
pooIeys Grand RialtO Fountain, 3o1 Pennsylvania
Avenue southeast, cents
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WoRCHs Day AIR SYSTEM, the only sure method
or eXterninating moths. Furniture and goods OF
every description renovated. Ali furniture pur-
chased from Us will be kept Tree from moths for
one year without expense.
W b. Moses & Son. 18th and r
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BEDROOM FURNITURE, cabinets and covered par
Tor suites, at such a reduction that Will pay
any desiring such 10 inspect; only short time TO
select them W. II. HoUGHroS & Co.,
Sr w
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FrssrLLs Ice CREAM and Charlotte Russo.

W. b. NOSES Son are sole agents for Chase's
Cold Blast Refrigerator, PierceS RetrigeratOrs,
Kettles and the Pasteur Water Filters
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OUR STRAW MArTISGs viii please IN style and
prices W. H. HoUHroN d Co.,
12l4 + ST. NV.
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ANEW FEATURE.-Our display of nne Fur Hats,
In black, brown, nutIla and pearl, all new style
goods, al sl.4S. Franc, strictly one-prlce halter
and Iurnisher, corner 9TH and ID.
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for boys ana children our reputation as regards to
make and style needs no comment.
EIsENAN Bros,
MannfaCtlrers. cor. 1lh and E.
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OUR SLIP COVER MATERIALS are OF the latest
and In great variety.
W. II. HOUGHToN S Co.,
l2li st. NV.
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Mr. ColoonAxs PERsoxAL EsrArI-Yesterday.
IN the Probate Court, an inventory OF the ner.onsi
estate OF the late w. w. Corcoran WA f,,ed so,xs
ing up $50, 1la03; including money. IN G1S -
and debts due $3.50 41als; o( which SS6Gxoo Z
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-04-14

BABY CARRIAGES. straw Mattings, Wire Window
Screens: orders for uphOlstering or cabinet work
promptly attended To- Furniture packed for ship
mepL W. Il. Moses & son. 18th and +.
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GET YOUR BoYs' AND CHILDREN's CLOTHING from
list haDdA EIsEMAN BROS,
Manufacturers, cor. 9TH and E
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BARGAINS,

BARGAINS! BARGAISs,i BARGArSsv
In art needlework. All goods marked down. Mrs
N. Barnes-Bruce & Co., 9l5 street northwest,
Washington, D. c. VIII sell for the next THIRTY
DAYS al GREATLY KEDUCED PRICES their entire stock
OF commenced and finished pieces In art needle
work and decorative art novelties. preparatory 10
closing for the season Only thirty days TO make
purchases al bargain prices
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LIGHrNIse RODS. ELEcTRIc BELLS J. Kuehllng

ALL BUSINESS IN GERMANY, Is effectually at
tended 70 by the Gerrnan-American Agency, No.
s,5 18th 81, NV. A. SCHUECKING, Consular Agent.
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FIVE HrSRxD KEGS Chesapeake nails Just ar
rived. at factory prices CHAs. T. CARTRK & Co.,
tD6 Pa ave NV.
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RUBY ROYAL "SEC,- the exquisite dry red cham
pagne, can be bought from &. e. Cornwell Son.
14l2 and l4l4 Penna ave
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DR.. McGlynn's Gospel OF Labor.

he SPEAKS FOR TWO HOURS on THE OBJECTS, AND IN
THE INTEREST OF, THE ASTI-PovERTY SOCIETY.
DR.. McGlynn spoke for two hours to o large au-
dience at Masonic Temple last evening. His black
frock coat closely buttoned over his broad breast
and his cean-shaven face showed his clerical
training. Mrs. Eaton, the master workman OF Dis
trict Assembly "a, h. Of l., under whose auspices
the lecture was given, called the meeting to order.
made short address. Seated on the platform
We're Representatives Brumrn Smith and Nichols,
Ralph Beaumont, and President Brown, OF the Anti
Poverty Society. DR.. NcGlynn spoke earnestly in
behalf OF his new gospel or labor. He said that
the object OF the Anti-POverty society was TO give
tunlty TO do and not 10 deprive any one OF what
belongs TO him. He spoke or the existence or In
voluntary poverty, and said that In view OF the
progress made In al the arts OF civilized life IL
seemed incredible that poverty should exist more
degrading than existence In savage life. AS
clergyman OF the Catholic church he said that he
had been obliged TO be a witness OF this degrading
poverty. he said that strong words had been ex-
torted from him on account OF the suffering he had
been Obliged 10 witness during his ministry. His
rel, ion, well as his nature, told him that this
condition OF things was not In accordance with
Gods law. Good men, deceived by custom ana
practices In violation OF GODS law, believe that
the destruction OF the natural rights OF men. The
speaker maintained that az God was the creator,
AL men were born with equal rights, and this
truth was recognized In the Declaration OF indie
pendence. He then dwelt at some length upon the
land theory, and claimed that the value gwen to
people. He thought that all means or communi-
cation and transportation should be operated in
the interests OF the people After the lecture DR..
McGlynn held quite reception
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-04-14

NEW MATTINas at prices that sell them at B
Miller & sons, 3120 NJ street. Georgetown.
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SurrRB LrFE-SIzE PORTRAIT, 1sx22, and 12 finest
Cab. photos g.. hensington Art studio Marshall
d Gillins. Sl9 Pa ave.
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UNTIL NAY LIST We Will makea discount OF per
cent on all sales OF $50 or over for cash before
cenvery. W. b. MOSES & Son.
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Amusement Tonight

SArIoSAL-kellar, the Magician
ALBAr6Es.-Scanlan In 'The Irish MINSTREL
HAKRrs'.-Edwin Arden In Eagles Nest"
kKkSASa-yariety.
PANORAMA BrILDIS6.-"Battle OF SHILOH
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FIVE PER CENT MONEY TO LOAN by Tyler &
Rutherford, 1907 street northwest
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Go TO GRO. W. DRIVERS and secure some Of the
lew fractional curreHGy.
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OUR ASSORTMENT OF REED AND RATTAN FrRNI-
zrRE Will meet your demand.
W. II. HorGHroS Co,
1914 St NV.
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CHIDRENis AND BOYS SUITS.
Our stock includes all the newest designs.
E!SENAS BROS,
Manufacturers. cor. TN and z.
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For Throat Diseases, Coughs. COlds.
etc., enectual relief is found In the use Ol
"Brown's Bronchial Troches." Price, 25 cents
Sold only in boxes. eO&k.3r
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"DErvEKs" patrons Will all be supplied with Z. s.
fractional currency
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L. S. FRACTIONAL CURRENCY NOTES. TO be had
only az DRIVERS"
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CITY AND DISTRICT

WALL PAPERs, window shades, decorations &c
RICHARD HENDERSON, 923 ST. NV.
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LIsBrSISG Rops repaired J. II. kuehling, 1919
Pa ave. NV.
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LOCAL MENTION.
The Weather.

Indications for the - hours commencing Cf5 y ~.
For the District OF Columbia Maryland. Dela.
ware and Virginia, colder, fair weather, precedel
by light rains in Delaware and Maryland, WINDS
becoming light TO fresh nOrthwesterV.
Sons CASH BARGAINS for Monday ana Iuesday,
18th and l7sh; Lace Scrim, &c. YARD, frlnteu Mad-
r4s 10 and I5sr. Lot Of HassOcks. 2jc.; kensing-
ton Art Squares 3x3 yards for g. 5O SKA Tor $40;
so prs. Lace Curtains, former price from LBS 10
only l. and pair OF a pattern: they go at q OF
the price. Antique Chamber suit, oevel mirror,
chairs rocker, towel rack and table, Tor $3.50
MsrnIe-Top Walnut Chamber Suit, bevel plate
2ax:aO chairs, rocker towel rack and marole-top
table $3.50 All mattings sold on Monday and
Tuesday VIII be laid free OF charge at
". III. HOEKE, sol Market Space.
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ClaPk'S Best Machine Cotton. SpOOls
BIC, at c. Auerbach's Mems FURNISHINGS Hans AND
Sewing Machine Rooms, 7th and II. eos
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DRIVERS" is the only place where the new frac-
tional currency can be had.
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IrOR RENT
u 1918 st., IL rooms bath. cellar furnace. 500
2027 ST.. III rooms. bath. furnace ......... 90
room. I'd story, for buslne 20
apl4-2w GEO. W. LlNklNS. 10Th aud St
INOR RANT-1425 9TH ST. n. W, BRICK HOUSE;
Il eleven rooms all modGrn improvements: $1,000.
l9o-lg5 y Eth st.n.w., new Bricks six rooms; all
modern improvements; each 1880. 624 st. NV,
Frame: rooms: modern improvem eIits: large yard;
S16 so. BY CHAS. s. sHkEVE, 1l2o 9TH st. NV.
ap14-3t
IcOR RENT-BEAUTIFUL HOME, 631 NORTH
Il Carolina ave 3 rooms mod imps. heat I'd by fur.
mace stories and cellar large splendid front lawn
THOS. E. WAGGAMAN, 9l7 st. ...w. sp14-3m
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FINE GAS FIXTURES, complete stock, low prices.
SHEDD & Bro, 4:2 OH St
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B.RCHlsE, Umbrella maker. Umbrellas and para
sois covered to order 1874 Pa ave and All 18th ST.
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LIsHrsSs RoDs Send orders by mail. J. Kuehling.

HAVE your furniture covered in linen by julius
Lansburgh, SIS nth street. Prlces Will be low.
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Prices reasonable.
New U. 3. Fractional Currency
Is paid out at Geo. W. Drivers
II You Want the sweetest lightest, most nu.
trftious and best bread possible, mail US postal
ordering a trial barrel or sack OF our Especial"
fancy Minnesota Flour, at $3.50 barrel; 81 As quar-
ter; 94c. eighth, saving yourself the middle-mans
prOnt or over 81 per barrel G. o. D., and satlsfac
tlon guaranteed or money refunded w. j. Morton
Co., Merchant Millers, Buffalo, N. Y, ware
house and office, POS 10th street northwest Re-
tail stand, 9TH street wing Center Market. l
Bradbury Pianos
on $40 monthly payments.
F. G. SMITH, 1925 Pa. ave.
Sewing Machines repaired and warranted,
at OPPENHEIAERs, 514 och st. NV.
S1.4S! S1.4S! S1.4S!M
A Fine Fur Still Hat, Brown. S.. 49,
A Fine Fur Stin Hat, Black. 81. 48
A Fine Fur SUN HaU, Nutria. 81 AZ
Fine Fur Stin Hat, Pearl. 81. 4S.
These are all new and good styles.
FRANC, One-Price Halter and Furnisher,
Cor. It'll and d.
Palace Organs
on s. monthly payments
F. G. SMITH, 1925 Pa. ave.
Lightning Rods and Speaking Tubes.
huehl1ng. 12l2 Pa ave. NV. .
Great Curiosity is the new fractional cur
rency paid out at drivers"
Sewing Machines rented, at
OPPENHEIMER's, 514 9th ST. NV.
Telephone call 624-3
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TxuHHKs SALE OF very desirable building lotA
northeast corner OF Rhode Island avenue and l4th
street, Monday afternoon &C A:30 O'Clock. See ad-
VDrsisemenr tor particulars
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CHILDREN,s SrIT.


In the race OF competition we are, as usual,
ahead Suits from $50 up.
EIsENAN BROS.
Manufacturers. cor tn and z
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"ROyal Glue'' mends China, GlassWood, &c.
Fresh Attorney Butter churned every morning
and delivered In y ID. "Ward" prints, 45c per lh'
Also. Cottage Cheese and Buttermilk; sweet MilE
&C. per quart.
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HOuSekcepers Attention!
COffees way down!

COneeS way down!
Great Reduction in SugarSs
The GREAT ATLANTIC AND PACIFIC TEA COMPANY,
3lO4 ST., Georgetown, D. C. 500 7th ST.,
1920 14th ST. NV, Washington
Hundreds visit our store every day f1r our Teas
and CoffeeS and Baking Powder. Once buy our
Teas and Conees here and you will never drink
BILE and useful presents. Take advice before It is
too late, and buy at SOB 7th ST. and 1920 l4th ST.
NV, 3lO4 NJ NV, and Nos. So. 50 anu 90 Center;
32 Western, 8 and o O.street, and IOl Northern
Liberty Markets.
We recommend to all lovers of a cup OF good
Breakfast Cofee, which we sell at the low price Of
20 cents per pound. Don't fail to try 1t. For sale
at al our stores Checks given with every 20
cents worth Tea, Coffee or Baking Powder
Reduction In all standard sugars.
Graduated Sugar. ...A..........Sc
Whiae F1tra ..;:;
Light Extra .5sc
..1xc.
Fine favored Coffees at 2S Is. 2s and 80 Cents
Cone ground fresh while waiting with the aid OF
gas engine. Our soc. coffee cannot be eQualed
In the city.
just received cargo OF new crop Teas at Is. 40
30. 90 and 80 cents per pound.
our new crop OF Moy1ne Teas at 81 per pound is
excellent and del1ciOusly favored.
Our Java AMI Mocha at 30 cents per pound can
not be eq1aled Don't forget the Old reliable tea
5O3 7th st. and 1920 14th st. NV Georgetown,
Branch, 31O4 NJ ST. NV. Headquarters, IS and 81
vesey ST, New York.
S1.25 e1.5O ao.Oo
American Hat Co.'S fine Derby's latest sprinp
styles and colors. Fedora Soft Haas new sryleS
$1.75. Best Hat IN the city, 81; at 2O9 Pennsylya
MA avenue, opposite Botanical Garden.
% Per Gallon. 75c. Quart Bottle. No.
Rye Wh1skey, best in the world for the money
orders by mail. McGERs. 9th near D st. was
Phillips Digesti BILE Cocoon. delicious.
easily digested and highly nourishing. s.
Only s22.5O for a High.Arna. New Inn.
proved Singer Machine, with four size drawers.
and all latest improved attachments, with five
years legal guarantee, at Auerbacns, 18th and II.
cost
For Throat Diseases, Coughs. COlds.
etc, enectual relief Is found In the use OF
Brown's Bronchial Troches." Price, 25 cents
Sold only in boxes. eo&k.3t :
Peerless Dyes
Are the best Sold by druggists. eo1y
ClAPk's Best Machine Cotton. @ SpOOls
BIC, at c. Auerbach's Mems FURNISHINGS Hats and
sewing Machine Rooms, 9TH and II. eos
Photographs, o. ANTHoNY's, COS Pa. av. coll
California Tickets J. F. Minor, B. & O.
Depot. S6t
"Hoyal Glue'' mends China, GlassWood, &C.
Fresh Attorney Butter churned every morntno
and delivered In u Id "Ward" prints. 45c per M
Also Cottage Cheese dnd ButtermilE; sweet MilE
&C. per quart.
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Photography, e3. ANrHoNY's. 9o5 Pa. av. coll
California Tickets, J. F. Minor. B. O.
Depot. Set
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$500 Rolls OF straw mating will be received
by julius Lansburgh, 3l5 9TH street, on Monday.
Prices will be reduced from fcrmer prices
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Easy Riding on street Railroads.

PRESIDENT HURT OF THE WASHINGTON AND GEORGE
TOWN ROAD SAYS He INTENDS TO REPLACE THE
OLD RAILS WITH tbs BEST MANUFACTURED.
President Hurt, OF the Washington and George
town Railroad Company, stated to a STAR reporter
this morning that he intended giving the patrons
OF his road easy and comfortable riding by laying
on Its tracks the most improved rails known to
railroad men-the English groove rail, such as
that laid 9th street at the intersection OF Penn
sylyanta avenue. These rails, when In position
are smooth and narrow. the joints being ntted
close together and held so by iron braces and bolts
No wood is used In the construction OF these tracks
as the rail- and their support on which IL rests
10 one piece. These rails are very heavy, weigh
ing 80 pounds to the yard.
Mr.. Hurt said that although these rails at the
present time are made only in Liverpool He would
not send 10 England for them, but have them
manufactured In this country.
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Peerless Dyes
Are the best. Sold by druggists.
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RrENGER's ice cream, :,35 C ST. NV.
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Only e22. so for a FAigh.Arnu. New Inn.
proved Singer Machine, with four size drawers
and all latest improved attachments, with I'VE
eO3t ~>
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The EDUCATIONAL AND INDUSTRIAL UNroN.-The
Momans Educational and Industrial Union has
elec,ed the following officers: Mrs. John A
Logan, president; Mrs. Stanford, Mrs. Hearst and
Mrs sherman, Miss Dawes, Mrs. Horatio King
Mrs. DR.. Lamb, Mrs James b. Wilson and Mary e
Mcpherson, vice-presldents; Lucy A. Leggett and
Hannah B. Sperry, secretaries; Sophronia Snow,
treasurer; board or directors, Mrs Dr. Newman
MrA ID. Talbot, Miss Caroline Ransom Mrs Luckt.
man, Mrs Barney and Mrs Henrietta MetzerOtt.
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CHEW ~Rosenfeld's GEM Tobacco
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ADJUSTMENTS.

ADJUSTMENTS.
HARRlS slJoU THEATER
WEEK COMMENCING MONDAY. APRIL Ia
Strongest Attraction Of the Season.
The Petite and Eusrancsns Comedy Sunbeam,
xYRA GOODWIN.
Z Z Kidder's Latest Comedy Success.
-PHnopRNK~
clean. pure and wholesome comedy drama en-.
tirely free from the slightest tint Of vulgarty Unlike
most comedies Of the present age It ID not devoid Of
plot but to the contrary contains an intensely
interesting story.
ENTIRE NEW SCENERY AND KFFECTSL
NEW SONGS. NEW DANCES.
STRONG AND EFFICIENT CAST
Next Week,
HARRIS MAMMOTH UNCLE TOM CABIN co. 1
A N EVENING WITH THE c. BI. G.
NATIONAL RIFLES HALL.
WEDNESDAY EVENING. APRIL 2S, ATS.
The program selected from some of the Character
stic Irtvate performances Of the club, will in
ciuds .lhe Ghost Scenep from Hamlet greatly re-
yised; improved The Oh eretts "A New Years Recep-
tlon, BY Hubbs I'd /. Smtth-its first public perform.
snce The famous scene between the widow and ,lder
from The Widow Bedott Papers." Hubbard I.
Smiths Quartette. Gus Four Tramps," with correct
costume: ., and properties shakespeare,s sublime
NIGHTS Dream" with realistic Athenian Costumes and
accessories.
Tickets may be obtained only from members Of the
Capital Bicycle Club and exchsngeable after April
~ for reserved seats without extra charge, Miller
Herberrs. 1417 Pennsylvania avenue. 1t
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Pianos Rented. 81 per month.
Organs rented, 81 per month.
+. q. SMITH, 1925 Pa. ave.
Have Your Sewing Machines repaired, at
OPPHNHEIMRR's, 514 9th st. NV.
Prices reasonable.
New U. >. Fractional Currency
Is paid out at Geo W. Drivers
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JOHN DEURNGER's wnI.-Yesterday the will of
Jonn Deur1nger was nled. He leaves his entire
personal estate, house No. $50 Sth street south.
east and Two life Insurance policies amounting to
$1,000. TO be divided equally between his two
children, August and Elsa Deurtnger. John
Rochon Is named as executor.
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MRS THOMAS HYDE has recently presented to 81.
johns church, Georgetown, a very beautiful aims
basin 1t Is OF sterling silver and etruscean gold
10y inches in diameter, very beautifully Chased
win the design or the passion flower and on the
rim the text: 1.-THE Lord remember all thine ofYer.
ings" Around the outer edge Is engraved the fol.
lowing inscription: 'In memoriam, Charles Ed
ward Rittenhouse. Died April IL, $780, This
beautiful piece OF work was designed and exesul ed
By Nessrs j. K Lamb, of New York
"DRIvER" still continues topay out to his patrons
the fractional currency
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-04-14

The EXPENSE OF TIE BIsCoE TKIAL--Mr Enoch
T. Aoel, OF LeonardtOwn, Nd, has submitted for
favor OF reconsideration OF the governors veto OF
the Oil passed by the legislature rerundng to st.
Aary's county 1000 expenses incurred in the two
trials OF John benjamin BiscOe who is To he
hanged April % for the murder OF Capt. Dixon