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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-04-02
A Chapfer Of Acc,dene..

On Saturday about 1870 O'Clock, the cylindrical
clothes dryer &C the Dexter laundry, corner 9th
and streets northwest, burst and the fragments
new In all directions doing much damage. The
leg OF Wyman Brown a colored porter, was broken
oy being struck by a fragment, and the engineer
was slightly hurt The noise made caused much
exc,lteneni, and IL was at Nrst thought that the
boiler mad exploded.
Chas. Thomas, a little white boy, OF 732 9TH
street southwest was knocked down by a street
car saturday and badly injured.
Herbert Hudson, of 427 r street northwest, fell
IN nj at Pennsylvania avenue and 9th streef,
saturday night, and cut his head badly. Onicer
Acton took him TO the Emergency Hospital where
he received attention.
MIS-. Frances Jones. sixty years old, living at
6E street northeast, fell or was pushed from an
y street car, at 18th street. yesterday afternoon.
she had an ankle sprained and was otherwise In
Jured
DR.. winners carriage was considerably dam
aged saturday afternoon at Sd street and the
Avenue southeast by collision with runaway
horse attached 10 a wagon and driven by John
Wood, colored. ChaS Norris Dr. winners driver,
was slightly injured
At 4:3O yesterday morning, VIM. Bowen, colored,
was found In Jackson Hall alley, having been
seriously injured by being thrown from buggy.
HIS head was badly cut He was attended to by
DR.. Hickllng, and sent to Providence Hospital
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THr Star
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WV I. II
Wv a Z
Es'iS g W E$S
PRICES IN SHOES AND SLIPPERS

PRICES IN SHOES AND sLIrpERs
our Sprins stock Ia now complete. Never beforp
have had such excellent assortment OF soodsL
Never before have We been able 20 sell &C sncn loo
hgurs&
NOTE OUR BARGAINS IN SCHOOL sHoEs
Chdren's Pebble Goat spring heels. with tpS sisss
Chidren's ZINE Kid or Pebble Goat worked button
hole shoes heels or sprns heels sizes 70 H. st 6Sc.
Misses an solid leather School shoss worried but
s'ssSs: s ss. K Ra ar as fs -9s 9TH
common sense. nice dress shoe. II IL worth al O.
Youths Button Shoes warranted solid lessaa8
throughout size< IL 10 great bargain n sScvoth
el-x5.
Boy's Button or Lace Shoes, every ps.r Ss.s.nsssd
RENARKABLE OFFERING OF LADfES SHOE&-
dsd,ss Pine ga or eessls oost worried button
LAd,e. tips Kid Common Sense Shoe 1t alas.
fsdies asnnins Donrola Kid. button asxib.. so,es.
opere OF common sense all sisss End ~tdths, 81 e.
I.d.ss ssse- made aas pebble so~s Hou.s sl,pp..
MEMS SHOES AT REDUCED PRICES
hens L.cs er oonrss. splendid wearing soodA -
Nous Opera MEDIUM or vide toe. button. ,sc, -
Cons,ress suAnAsss sdsA All solid lssthHr. ol<2
Mems Genuine osll sssmls.. scsIlop vsmp bussun.
10 or ooasrss@ st 81. ssss % any % shs n u
nsns HOUSE s,ippsr. spscia, bsrssin only <oe.
rzR STAR szox HOUSE
nASo-@ no ssh -. sssSwsa 80
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Bright Easter Sunday.
CROWDED CHURCHES AND THRONES OF PEOPLE ON THE
STREETS


CROWDED CHURCHES AND THRONES OF PEOPLE ON THE
STREETS
The bright and balmy spring weather Of yester-
day contributed to the joyful celebration OF Eas-
ter. The streets were thronged with people all
day. The central point OF Interest was, OF course
the churches, where great congregations as
sembled. There was grand music and impressive
ceremonies In the Catholic and Episcopal churches
and pervadng all was the Joy and gladness which
the day typineS Such large proportion OF the
people attended church that the capacity OF the
sacred ediees was put TO the test. AT some OF the
more popular churches people were turned away.
The sermons were appropriate to the day and
elaborated the theme which was uppermOst in
every mind. In the afternoon the broad sidewalks
We're thronged with brilliant crowd OF prOmena-
ders, and the drives about the city wers enjoyed
by large number OF people. The children found
that Easter had some significance for them. They
enjoy the flowers and music in the churches and
bright sunlight OF the outer world. The babies In
the parks and the children along the sidewalks
were esse ntial elements OF the joyous celebration
OF Easter.
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LOCAL MENTION.
The Weather.

indications for ne 81 hours commanding of .. ~.
For the District OF Columbia, Virginia. Maryland,
Delaware, New Jersey, and Eastern Pennsylvania
threatening weather, with light rains. followed by
colder 1ar weather, winds becoming fresh 70 DISK
nO-thwesrprlY
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We do not display. prize pictures in our
to greater efforts in the consumption OF Cigarettes
but we do sell better cigars for the money than
can be obtained elsewhere
Our celebrated "Opera Bouquet" "Saboroso, -
"Danealia," 'Old Crow" and Little Captain,
are &c brands OF cigars, unequaed In style, quail
tty and price.
In elegant 1oc. cigars, try our "Lord Byrop,n
High Life" sunny SOUTH" princess Flora"
mi Elmo" and the celebrated Metropolitan Ha-
vana Cigars.
Then have you seen those cigars at eoc. for
D0x OF nifty good cigars? We make liberal re-
duction on the above brands when purchased by
the box. Cigar department..
N. p. METzGER,
L All 18th ST. NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-04-02

Tux MoSr AGREEABLE well as the most effec-
tive method Of dfspellIng headaches. colds and fe-
verS or cleansing the system. Is by taking a few
dose, OF the pleasant California liquid fruit rem
edy, syrup Of Pigs. All druggists
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-04-02
An Alumni Ranuuet.
REVIVAL OF THE ALUMNI ASSOCIATION OF VILLA
COLLAGE.

REVIVAL OF THE ALUMNI ASSOCIATION OF WILLIAMS
COLLEGE.
The williams College Alumni Association dinner,
which is to be held at Welckers thisevening marks
the revival Of body which has remained disor-
gained and scattered ever since the death Of
President Garfied, who was one Of the active men,
OerS OF the association. The executive committee
has invited every one connected with the college,
whether residents In the city or visiting to at
tend Dr. Carter, president Of the college, will be
will preside, Prof. G. stanley Hail, Ira Remsen,
and W. K. Brooks, Of Johns Hopkins, are to come,
and Representatives Gest, Of Illinois, and Sey-
mour, OF Michigan, will speak.
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AnlnsemensS Tonight.
Aforementioned In a "Parisian Romance
NATIoSAL-"Jim, the Penman."
CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH.-Yale Glee Club
uAkRIs'.-Chanfrau IN Kit
kKKxANs-ssThe Night owls
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SpIing Styie DerDyS selling az $l.5U an coiors at
ing-Machine Rooms, 9TH and II. a2,4,6
DO YOu Read Our Advertisement
II, -, tne Morning Post? We mention that we would
nave special sales days on Tuesdays, Thursdays
and Saturdays OF each week during April
Tomorrow, Tuesday, April J.
The FAIR, S12 9TH st. NV.
Some very nice bargains:
Good 15c. Brass Frames, for &C.
soc Ma1onca So. Cuspadors, for acc
A 81 Nickel AnsOnia Clock, for SOC.
s1.5O Nickel Alarm Clock, for s1.2a
25c. Coco Japanned Tray, for lac.
As1.75 Handsome Tin Toilet Set, for $137.
l5c; Colored Patent Salt Shaker, for loo.
&c. Crystal Salt Shaker, for &C.
An 18c. velvet-TOp Whisk Broom for 1oc
25c: Decorated China Cup and Saucer, for 19c.
Bird Cages from ACC. to $39S.
Our $1.98 Carpet sweeper reduced to- 1.4S
Tea Set, SO pieces, worth s475, GOOD English;
Ware, decorated in flower designs, for 1910.
and unique-square- shape dishes, made OF fne
china ha2d-panted; this is beautiful dinner set;
Garden Tools full line Just received.
An elegant line OF Center Tables, for 97c
Win low Shades, In all cOlors, only 32c
w we have the largest and best selected stock Of
The Fair, sig 18th street northwest.
The Largest Assortment Of stir and Soft
HATS ever carried Is now on our tables Inspection
VIII satisfy even the most sceptical Francs
Strictly One-Price Halter and Furnisher.
Mems and Boys, Flannel shirts aud
Waists, SOC. up to $780, all colors most complete
assortment, at G. Auerbach's Mems Furnishings
Hats and ewlng-Machine Rooms, 9TH and Il az, 8
Baseball News.
The FAIR, S12 TIN st. NV.
calls attention to their full line of Balls Bats
Masks, Gloves, Caps, &C., at popular prices
April Bargains: 40 pairs OF ladies' bright
Dong0la hand-sewed button boots at 81; usual
price $3.50. The above goods were purchased at q
bankrupt cash sale. T. Strasburger, 9O6 It'll n.wI
Given Away.
A Patent Trunk Strap with every trunk pur-
CHASED OF JAS. 8. TOPHAN,
60 1881 Pennsylvania ave. NV.
Phillips Digestible Cocoa, delicious
Iat-productng drink; does not distress
Safes, new and second handed; all sizes and
all prices. e. SCHNBIDER's, 1907 St NV.
Dog Collars Engraved; RazOrs sharpened
Tree. WALFORD 4S7 Penna. ave. Sm,w&s
California Tickets, j. F. Minor, b. O.
Depot. 26t
"ROyal Gluc'' mends China, Glasswood, &c,
->-
Fresh Attorney Butter churned every morning
and delivered In II Id. "Ward" prints 45c per 10
Also. Cottage Cheese and ButtermilI; sweet Mix
70 up,or
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Rad W. II. HoEkz's advertisement
srsrSs OvEEcoArs. Eisemans. cor. 9TH and T.

FoR FINE secondhand furniture, desks pigeon
holes. counters, refrigerators. &c, &c, Oil 9th
street northwest.
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SPRING 8 Pants TO order. Eiseman,s cor. 7th E

SEE SALE OF lots on 10, h street, between r and 8
northwest, 20 IaOrrow afternoon at AGO.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-04-02

TIE OBSCENE PHoroGRA APIS CAsE.-In the Crimi-
nal Court this morning Judge Montgomery handed
Walter E. Shreeve denying the motion to Quash.
They are indicted for violating section 5403 Re-
vlSed statutes U.s., In making and exhibiting
obscene pictures and Mr.. A. B. Williams filed q
motion to quash, which was thoroughly argued.
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CITY ITEMS

The Following &C. d win be almost given
away Tomorrow Gully at :. w. AugenstenA 81.
$40 ana s21 7th st. n. W.: got. covered saucepans
&c; sgt, loc:; 4-9s, lac; 6.9s. 3sc;; M-at
TIN Pudding Pans 4c.; 4-Qt, &C.; 6-qt, &C.; Sgt,
lie: oiock,tin saucepanS 9. u and l5c;. regular
Brooms, &C.; large Japanned Dustpans 7c.; 9
papers TackA Sc; decorated Tea sets, S2e6s
worth $3.50: Chamber sets, decorated with broad
bands and gold lines Gas. worth $; half-dozen
decorated Cups and Saucers, 42c.; Clothes Brush,
&c.; IS Envelopes and 25 sheets OF Paper, &c. !;
Hair Brush and 1 Comb, 13c.; covered Butter
Dish or Sugar Bowl, &c. An elegant line OF Re-
fngerators and Baby Carriages al the lowest pos
Htblo Dr1Cea
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rake 5th.Street Omnibus, Jump OFF
az corner H, and get one OF those superfine $50
G. AuerOach's Mems FURNISHINGS, Hats and sew
lng-Machtne Rooms 7th and H. a2,4,6
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.

TvoR RENT-ENTfRELY NEW HOUSE; FOUR
seen rooms; complete in every respsct; laundry.
turnaces &C.: rooms on LIST 6oor month 4S3A 3S
WHITAKEk JORDAN,
ap2-6t l4l7Fsk
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srsrNs Child suits. EIseman,s, cor. 7th and Z.

For Washington dressed beef 20 70 Jno r. Kelly
stalls 62S GIG and $50 Center Market and 2O6 anc
2Cs Northern Liberty. Corn beef a specially.
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1907 11th st.n.w.. 7r. .S35
D 1873 18th 1t. NV. 0r....35
466 Z ST n w..21r.......30
$50 22d st. n. w.. Ora,
. poss. April LIST ,....35
. Cor. 18th 4 Boundary
} sts. NV, f3r..........25
oltI 18th Ut. NV, Sr.
; BOB Z. Cap. st. ne. Or. .25
! go 9th st. s.w- 10rs. .25
} 5l3 b st. NV, 6r.. -.lS. 30
) lois 9th st-n. W.. poss.
April %. 6rs. Is
) 6l6-620 Mo. ave-. Or. IL
, l12l b st.s.e., 1rs. 10
) 1905 18th St NV, Or. l6
D 4l0 21st OF. NV. Or. Us
, 1903 9Th stn- w., 4r..12. 30
OFFICES, &c.
Store and dwelling,
cor. 18th and B'dy. .Sl5
Vernon Row, Rim. 20. rs
401 9TH st., LIST a., r. 2. 10
, 40l 7th St. ~ A.. r. 3. 10
4T2 La. ave-, 2 base
) ment rooms. g
} Lenox Building, Bun. &. b
on Of the property on my
office for bulletin issued on
THOS. L WAGGAMAN
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Five PER CENT MONEY TO LOAN by Tyler &
Rutherford, 1:s07 street northwest.
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They are Hsre-SOO More
OF those extra-fine quality spring style Derbys
all colors. selling SO rapidly at $1.50. They are
worth $50, so say all who see them, at c. Auer-
Machine Rooms, 9TH and h. a2,4,6
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CITY AND DISTRICT.

SPRING Boys suits. Eiseman's, cor. It'll and Z
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CHxw ~Rosenfeid's Gem Tobacco
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A WIFE WHIPPER SRNTENCEp.-William F. Ellis
who lives at No. 252l street northwest, was ar
la1gned In the Police Court this morning on
charge OF wife beating. HIS wife testified that
Friday night she sat up waiting for her husband
until IL O'Clock. when she fell asleep and about 12
O'Clock ne returned and threatened to kill her
said, and added that when she attempted to 60 out
OF the room he struck her and knocked her down.
The Judge said that he would require tue defend
ant TO give $500 bonds or stand committed six
months
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"ROya1 Gluc'' mends China, GlassWood, &C,
Fresh Attorney Butter churned every morning
and delivered in u lb. "Ward" prints 45c. per 10.
Also. Cottage Cheese and ButtermilI; sweet Milk
&c. per quart.
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CRIMINAL CASES WHICH WILL Go OvER,-DiS-
trfct-Attorney HOge, in the Criminal Court Satur-
day. said with the consent OF the court the mo-
tion TO fix the days for trial in the cases Of the
M1ddletonS, for embeZZlement; Miss Mcbride for
arson. and John p. Angney, for assault with in
tent to KILL would 20 over
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-04-02

DrS0RDERLY ON THE AvENUE.--LaSt Friday night,
On Pennsylvania avenue, Ofncer Kendall arrested
twocolored nen-Jas. Wilson and French Strother-
who were diSorderiy on the sidewalk. The men
resisted, and the Officer turned Wilson over to a
citizen. Wilson showed Tight and the citizen OBJ
tanned possession OF the Oficers club, with which
he dealt the prisoner blow on the head. Sat.
urday the prisoners were taken before Judge
Smell who fined them s. each.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-04-02

DEATH OF AN OLD CITIzEN.--Mr. Charles IT,
wright an Old and respected citizen Of East WASH
1ngton, died at his residence near 1Ith and l
streets, about IL O'Clock last night. Mr.. Wright
was In his usual good health yesterday and after
planning OF pains in the head. A physician was
sent for, but he continued to grow worse till he
died, 1t Is thought from apOplexy. Mr.. Wright
was left early In life an orphan and was raised by
the late Henson Padgett. Entering the grocery
business at 18th and streets over twenty years
ago, ne amassed competency and retired o few
"a nd fvoc oh
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srxrse suits to order. Elseman's, cor. 7rh and E.
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FouK vRKY CHOICE Ions In the northxrest .a..,o,
otuAted 90 18th street. between ana stre.stx
ar 70 Dc sod tomorrow afternoon al 4 IN 81,
advertisement under deed OF trust saIes
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booH SALE 1His EvENISG.-Thomas Bowling win
sor,nsnce the sale this evening at his auction
,vas ~ 80 O'Clock, Of . very valuable collec.
s,,an =, LOOKS rum Edinburgh. scotland This Is
matters should not tan To De oresenI. ~ S@S''
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ATTRACTIVE SALE or FLOWERS PLANTS Sc-Mr
lowing VIII sell Tomorrow morning az hts auc-
uon-rooms at III O'Clock, valuable consignment
~ roses. decorative, and other plants from the
nursery OF MI. John saul
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Given Away.
A Patent Trunk Strap with every trunk pur
CHASED OF JAS. 8. TOPHAM,
go 1921 PENNSYLVANIA ave d w
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Phillips DigcStible Cocoa, q deliciC
fat-producing drink; does not distress
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EOR sALE-HoUsEs.
4 ZIG Conn ave; b; -oo 1901 H ST. NV |; h. oo
49, Vt ave NV NV aos ST NV. bS sseOoO
lisS ! St n:x~ 6h 100 Oo a96l st NV 81 49, Wv
as ia n~- 90. sOO 100 M NV bin Sso o,''
1913 10Th st NV, ~ es3 and 635 st I 4.
Oh, nj, Tor. 1000 .6h-.and house. NM
80 + = NV oI RPi.ooo siS s 3 $50 Nd ave- 'OoO
o11 =. w. sI bet BET and il 5000
iss I'd 3D. i @i ss75O lssa s . f!as st
II ilr = .S ~. 5000 lsoi and iso5 st s 8.
ad55 st NV. Bin s'OOO .s al En- .afe S saa
a$s Ind: j. 900 81 e s ss1 st sOOO
l4is ao.S ST NV. NV sea Oh St xs.. SS soO0
Cap ana q Sta Ix .'oO 1854 is44 4tS st 1000
zoos 5th St NV. bh, ee0 Boundary st NV.
81 n St NV. o6 LOW LIB D. II iaa Madison 1000
sr ..---..-....;.-3.ooo st. NV. FIJI, 4r....2,6 900
books For fun list call at oce for bulletin issued On
the LIST and 18th fmhS0l THos Z wA06AMAN
+ cor of 9TH and Sta NV, IL rooms and hath: The
ses 6Sose iSr s az " the city price for Al four
IrOR sALE,THREE-sToRY AND CELLAR, FUR
s vide over io
mhSo at loos-iol0 y St
NOR sALE-6TH ST, NEAR B ST. n. T., GOOD
II two-story and haeement. 5-room brick and hath;
house in perfect order. Price. $4,000.
"a. MAcdowANk CAMPBELL.
EOR SALE-A FINE SMALL BUSINESS PROP
Il erty on New York ave. near 18th st. NV Two
nearly new seven loom frame Houses; modern Inn
Provements; large lots; goth st. NV; cheap:
Two fine small Lots ce0x70D, X st. near lst NV: ~
Per foot Two ORIGINAL Iots. L ST.. New Hamp-
shire ave-. speculative prices Two LotA Nassach u
nets ave. near Dupont Circle: north side $3.50. One
Lot 18th st.. near Dupont Circle go.
mh2s-lm sas sf I4ss !: d U NV.
EOR sALE-NEW THREE STORY BRICK DwFI-
- ling. tan roomA hath room and cellar furnace and
Gated two squares from Dupont Circle; pr1ce ot500s
terms very eesy. TYLER RUTHERFORD.
ys<o-1VS l50s - Nv
EQB SALE - THREE DESIRABLg CokNEB
~ dyelltng& we'll located. northwest; 90 o5.600
$4,000 and o1lsO00 respectively.
80 TYLER = RUInEKfoRD.
EOR sALE-BAR0AIN IN COLUMBIA HEI0HTs
H Lot. eleyAted south front: cheap; for lev days.
Ssto.y by window brick. 2Sd. near y - . rooms;
me l6.rcoa nosss end Fruit Farm Of ssrss -
FssnS Vim. snd City Rsces.ss Or s,l..s On on
mh2S-0s suocsssor 70 Danenhower soa
EOR sALE-lb:D Ut. n. W. A PEkr1cr
l1D fset dssp 70 silsy. hsrniton o inspect csnhs
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EOR RENT-HOUsEs-
Il skating Rink. n. Y,
ave. NV, 3r. $500
1916 Sunderland plsce
NV. 10r.. fur, S175;
80 ;.S 9 .. sa;sr Fur. III; 10 f6i
1892 psf. NV. fur. l3r.St
5 Sd ST. n.y.; Iar.llr.1:
I'll Asst. sd. 1:3r.. a;
30 Q st. n. W.. Hrs. .....7.
1I2 Z at. n. W., l2r. az
1905 + ct. NV. 12rs. g:
2l2 to 233 N. J. ave. n.
W, 9rs. @.
210 N.J.ave. NV. Sr. /. 5;
20I q st. NV. l0r......5;
631 l St NV. Or. ~
21&2 / st. NV, 9rs. 80. 3.
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SkSf TO ThE PENIrENTIARY Fok THE THIRD Tine
IN the criminal Court saturday, Chas. Chase col
Ored, Dreaded guilty to a charge OF house breaking
at tne ~ sidence Of p. e. Coldren February u He
aimltted having served two terms In jafl then IN
ne NOfkhouse and two @ years and years. IN
mo I-nltentiary. The court imposed q sentence
~ eight years.
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The WEEKLY STARs Pocket Atlas OF the World "A
offered free 20 every new subscriber for one wear to
the WEEKLY STAR IL Is q handsomely printed
DOCK OF lsl pages, profusely illustrated with more
than 100 colored mapsand diagrams and contains
awealth Of general Information See ADVERTISE
ipent IN another column.
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CONCERT Tor the benefit OF a worthy object
WI oc given al Curtis Hall, Georgetown to-nor-
lOs eNehlhs- An attractive program has been
arranged. Including numbers by the Wadr,gaI
Scclety OF hity voices, and an orchestra OF forty
pieces. Among the solOisfs will be Mrs Kaspar
-htss Mona stOsch, yiOnlst, and Mr.. Jules Dieu,
dOnne, baSsOnlSv SN
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1917 and 1927 x st. NV, new bricks three stories
ana basement, eleven rooms and bath, all modern i'm
furnace finished in hard woods
WIG st. NV. Brick. two-stories and cellar. six
paperea, key at 1915 $3.50.
y12E-914914h 25th st. n VIZ Brick, two stories and
cellar nve rooms, gas and water keys at 912; S14.30
Also two small twostory Brick Houses of rooms
each in Hughes alley in rear above houses 25th
St; ~.
... B. h. WARNER l. CO..
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Sa!es, new and second-handed; all sizes and
all prices. &. SCHNRIDER's, 1907 st. NV. 9
Dog Collars Engraved; RazOrs sharpened
Tree. WALFORD, AS7 Penna. ave. SIN was
California Tickets, j. F. Minor, b. & o.
Depot. OCT
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sAhtEL u: DkrRY ARRAIGSEp Fok FoRGERY.-
In the Criminal Court SATURDAY. sara,et n
prury, indicted for the forgery OF checks in
the name OF Mary shaw on the National
baak OF washington. aggregating S425 was called
Tor arrangement. Mr.. Drury, In view OF the fact
mat the Indictment Is a yoluminous one four
COUNTS on each OF nineteen checks. ranging from
sIO !" SO. proposed TO plead not guilty The
court having some doubt as TO that course one
count, charging forgery was read, and he pleaded
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CoNCEKr.-An extraordinarily good program Is
PROMISED al p cent concert at Willard
Ian to-nlght for the Denenr OF the Young Wopen's
Cnrlslan Home. Mr.. JeckO Will acr Is accom-
pans Isl, anu there VIII be twelve numberS vocal
ana Instrumental music and reading nv Mics
Lllah Munson, Mss Eleanor Fisher and MessrsI
soehanan. Bud, Whippe. and Leiier, and DR..
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-04-02

ISDIcTMKSTs.-The grand jury to-day found In
dictmentS against Edward j. Hudson, for assault
with intent 70 kill Geo. Hudson February 1; Moses
Levy, Larceny from the person, $40 from Thos
Healy March 10 and Thos. Grigsby, housebreak.
Ing In the night, at the planning mill OF W. Z. Sc.
bree March %.
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1890 Pa. ave NV, S75
for front store and
S5o for rear store.
Gunton Building, rooms
10 to 25. 81,
Store and dwelling. 4S
e st. s.w. Or. b
46S La. ave-, base'mt. 81
46S La. ave. I'd fl......3'
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RHAp W. H. HoKxE's advertisement.
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April Bargains: 4s pairs Of ladies' bright
D0ngOla hand-sewed button boots at 81: usual
price $3.50. The above goods were purchased at q
bankrupt cash sale. 4. StraSburger, 9O6 It'll st. n
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MISS FERRY RETURNS HONk.-Niss Ella Ferry
who last Monday disappeared from her mothers
nome ON street near 9th northwest was found
oy Der father on Saturday and returned home
she left the city on Monday afternoon last for
Baltimore, where she has a number OF relatives
and went 10 the residence of an uncle in South
day. ~ ~-