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gentleman who had read an article In TEE
STAR concerning the cure OF stammertng called on
a STAR reporter few days ago TO learn something
about the matter He lives few doors from Rev.
DIR. Newman on street. and is known as one OF the
worst stammerers in the city. Hewas a stranger
to tine reporter and before introducing himself he
stood for some little time looking STRAIGHT before
and h 5 lower Jaw ,sorked as II he were about 20
burst into tears A hush passed over his face a
his closed lips and then he drew In his breath ana
remained silent After several efforts OF this sort
he succeeded In pro- .ouncing his own name and
where he lived, but the only thing the reporter
could understand with any certainty was Street,
and that was understood more by inference than
from articulation. After fifteen or twenty minutes
the conversation ended very unsatisfactory, every
effort on the part OF the gentleman to make him.
self understood causing him great physical strug-
gle, and the result suit, being being only broken and
OF what ne wanted to say. Yesterday the same
gentleman called on the reporter again. He was
In company with Prof Aldrich, the founder Of the
institution In New York for the cure OF stammer-
ing, who Is now at the Hamilton House. The
stammering gentleman then took up the CONVERSE
VISIT and conducted 1t In voice not exactly must
cal or well modulated, but perfectly distinct. He
conversed for some time with the reporter who
had no dI1culty In understanding all that he said.
He read from book lying ON the reporters desk
with d1sttnctnesS He 1id not yet speak with the
nuency OF person who had never suffered from
a1lctiOn OF the yoice, but he had ceased stammer-
ing. The only marked popularity OF his voice was
a want OF careful infection and modulation lie
was delighted TO be able to talk again, and said
ordinarily could understand him since he was a
small boy. He had been under treatment for only
a few days, he said, and felt perfectly confident
that within short time no one would be able TO
discover that there had ever been any defect in his
speech. During the sntlre conversation he did
not stammer over a single word. The change from
his previous condition was astonishing.
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We HAVE LATELY purchased WorchS Dry Air
system, the only sure method OF DISCRIMINATING
moths and their eggs without damage to the
finest frames OF fabrics. NaphtEa and steam Will
not destroy the egg one year from date or pur-
chasing furniture OF US the same VIII be renovated
free OF charge this applies also 10 purchases made
since July last. Goods Of every description reno
cabinet work and uphOlstertng new or old)
PROMPTLY attended 10. We have four rooms 5Ox
100 devoted 10 this purpose. Estimates furnished
without cnarge Furniture packed for shipment
or material furnished. We are sole agents Tor
Pferce's and Chase's cod-ba5t refrigerators; also
Ior the Pasteur & KedZier water filters. We are
manufacturers and agents oil an immense line OF
baby carriages. We Will allow > per cent on all
cash sales over fifty dollars until May 1st on de-
livery W. Il. MOSES SON.. 18th and Il NV.
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Easter Night Rails.
THE GAY THROSGs or DANCERS IN The VARIOUS HALLS

OF The CITY.
As usual, on Easter Monday night, there were a
good many balls given throughout the city last
evening. The halls were brilliantly lighted and
decorated, and the votares OF dancing were out in
fun force. The T. VI. HeIly Branch OF the Land
League gave a ball at the Light Infantry Armory
ia honor OF Mrs Marguerite Moore, the Irish dele
gate to the late Woman's Council. During the
evening Mrs Moore was presented with rorai
harp by Mr.. Joseph Tanning the Chairman OF the
committee OF 3rrangements.-POtOmac Tent, No.
16o, Independent Order OF Recha bites, gave a ball
last evening at Academy Hall, West Washington.
J. ~ BaIly was the master Of ceremonies and O.
l. warwick asSistant.-The annual ball or the
Flora Pleasure club. ut the Rifles Hail. great
ly enjoyed by the members OF the cluD AMI their
friends. The committee In charge succeeded In
their Efforts 10 make the occasion not only sue
cessIul but enjoyable.-1he Old Guard Union
Grand Army Hall, which Was Largely attended.
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HE DROPPED 1T LIKE A HoT CoAI--Crurches like
crabs are best liked when one can drop them
Paralysis. a much greater evil, and for which
clutches are 81 commonly used can he readily and
rapidly cured. can every other form OF nervous
disease aud exhaustion, by the use OF Dr.. Buck
Lands sl.Iflh OILS Essence
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PERSONAL.

NY ONE DESIRING 10 SELL HOUSE OR
"A number of houses cheap Tor can md q pur-
chaser By Calling at the vffos VI L. A. McIN ihI,
i.eal Estate Broker. 9ls Est nIh:Sl-lOt
A UTHoRIzED PRIVATE DETECTIVE AGENCY
"A All comm unicstons 10y mail graz h pronlttly
attended aud treated sfrlctay Olce oea
(,IyIL sLkvICE EXAMINATION QUESTIONS
N>snd Answers. send loo. book -ssores. or 70
4 ". flynn, 49,. ivy nstitata.
mh3 Inn South west cor 9Th aud n Sta. nv
IAMEs j. BRooKs CLATt chIkf q. 4 sEcRYr
% servce) has National Dctsction an Is-
suiry service Once lss1 ost n skil.e sxenis a
al poiIIta us :ssns
lanes A MoDEvITr. CHARLES T. IIIxpER-
- lrivate Directive Agency AID bursau OF Inls,laA
uon Once eOo pa ave Private Tor cos IA fil
This agency - dersnoerto VI or AZ ans.
lAi control ooes NOT olsrate tor nor elszss
n divorce csse~I k-sizble aud CONFIDENTIAL l3-2nls
TUs1Hs OLD STAND IL TnE ONLY PLACE
- where nrst-clzns necond- Hand Clothing csn H.
500 AZ re~peetsoae prscsS Address e.il st 10
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Methodist Protestant Church.
THE CONFERENCE TO BEGIN IN BALTIMORE TO-MOR


The sixtieth annual conference Of the Maryland
Methodist Protestant Church will open tomorrow
morning In the Broadway N. P. church, in Balti-
more and Will continue about u week. There are
ITO ministers In the conference, and a lay deega-
ton from each charge. making about 22U members
In all. Rev. VIM. 8. Hammond is president Of the
conference, and Will probably be reelected for the
third time Rev. Walter r. Graham is secretary.
The conference represents membership OF about
Iii 000 principally In Maryland the District OF
Columbia, with a few charges In Delaware and
along the virginia shore. The Baltimore Ameri-
says: twenty-five churches and six parson-
ages have been built during the past year, adding
ABOUT $4,000 TO the valuation OF church property,
making total valuation within the conference, or
church and college property and the superannuity
fund, OF about s., 100000 in all. On Friday The
electoral college Will DE held, which meets once in
TOUR years, 10 elect delegates TO the general con-
ference hich meets this year the 18th OF May at
Adrian, Mich. These delegates are elected on q
basis OF one clerical and one lay delegate for every
two thousand membership, and the conference is
entitled 70 eight OF each clasS-sixteen delegates
In all
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LOCAL MENTION.
The Weather.

Indications for The 81 hours commencing ais .. m
For the District OF Columbia. Maryland, Della
ware Eastern PENNSYLVANIA and New Jersey, FAIR
weather, light 10 fresh nOrtheasteriy winus De-
coming variable, colder Wednesday morning. iol-
lowed BY Marmer.
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fIxr PORTRAITS. Kets Kemethy. I1Os Pa av.

RARsIIx-ThOse fine imported Tooth Brushes
Al PIE each, worth double the money.
MERIZ's Pharmacy,
lOIt street,
The pioneer OF low prices
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FrssxILs Ice CKk.x and Charlotte Russo.

FRENCH PxRcsIEs ia new and startling novelties
Prrtuest goo Is at most reasonable prices. FRANC
I'm ana d. One-price halter and furnisher.
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TRADE SaLE or PyIME CHEWING TOBACCO AND
CIGtRs-Mr Bowling will sell Tomorrow AT IL
O'Clock at hts auction rooms large consignment
OF Orange TrOub tdour and Other Dr.tnds OF cneW-
INC Tobacco ami 1000 cigars These are prime
goods and should command the attention OF the
Ia
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A Boy Badly Injured.
HIS BICYCLE CAME IN COLLISION WITH CAR
WHICH BAN OVER HIN.

HIS BICYCLE CAME IN COLLISION WITH A CART
WHICH han OVER HIN.
Yesterday afternoon, about 43O O'Clock Allen
Hollander, the ne-year-Od son OF Mr. Justus
Hollander, of go ID street northwest, was thrown
from his bicycle. and run over by a cart BELONGING
to the Washington Brick Machine Co., near the
base ball grounds, and was badly injured. There
were a number OF vehicles about the grou nds
when the accident occurred, and the injured boy
rode his machine against the brick cart He
was picked up and carried to Cutters drug
store, where Dr. Beatty attended him. He
had received cut over hiseye and one OF his hanus
was badly mashed. After his wounds were dressed
he was removed TO his home In the patrol wagon
The driver OF the cart VIM johnson, was arrested
ned that the affair was purely an accident be was
released
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SUDDEN DKArH.-Last night Mr. D. J. vesser.
sixty years OF age and employed by Mr. O. J. Fan,
ming, slater, at OH and ii streets, was taken SUD
DENY Ill. He had been left IN the ONCE and IN
lew minutes after he was found on the floor In en-
sible. The police were informed and he was at
80 O'Clock, taken 10 the Emergency Hospital
but never spoke agair, and 0ied at 1880 O'clock
last night.
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.

EQR SALE : NORTHWEST : THnEE-sroRY
II Brick. eteht rooms. bctwe 18th anu 18Th sis /;
rents for $50; price. $4,000. WHITAKER a JoR-
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READ W. II. HoEKR's advertisement.

FoR FIsE second-h hand furniture desks, pigeon
holes. counters, refrigerators, &C., &C., 911 9th
street northwest.
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Easter Al Manassas.
Correspondence Of TIE EVENING STAR

MANASSAS, Va, April g
The Presbyterian church at Manassas celebrated
Easter, as has been their custom since the present
pastor took charge. The pulpit was nearly hidden
by the floral decorations Some beautiful flowers
were sent by friends OF the church In Washington.
Rev. Francis N. Todd preached a sermon on the
resurrection and administered the sacrament lie
also baptized three infants and received six mem
bers into the church. two by letter and four on
profession. The church now numbers more than
ever before.
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FIVE PER CENT MONEY TO LOAN by Tyler
Rutherford. 1907 F street northwest
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DIVIDING EQUITY BUsINEss.-This morning the
April term OF the Equity Court was convened,
Judge Cox taking the first twenty cases, Cher
Justice Bingham the second twenty, and Judge
James the third twenty.
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DoNr Pay OsE Do11AR A Yam

DONT Il AY ONE DOLLAR "A IL ARD
For LADIES' BROAD CLOTH; our cash price is only
.! Sc.; pure wool yard and half vide, GOBELIN
BLACK.
Don't pay 12hc. for BEAUTIFUL sATTEENs, our
cash price Is 9Hc.
Don't pay SOC for HENRIETTAS, the new style
dress goods: cash price is 4Sc. pure WOOL wide
double width, OK BLOOD. GOBELIN BLUE TERRA
GOTTA. TAN AND BLACK.
Don't pay lOc for the best yard-wide COTTON our
cash price il SIC.
We are trying to sell the cheapest dry goods in
Washington for cash.
Cash Customers will select ONE Of the following
presents II they buy as or A pair Of Silk EN-
brodered Corses worth 15c., pair OF Danask Towels
u; Half Dozen Damask Napkins. 15c.
CARTERS
MARKET SPACE. NEAR BOSTON VARIETY
STORE.
price is 5Sc.
FANCY SILKS BIN 40. As. and Soc
BLACK AND COLOlED SILKS. at real cost
CREAM ALBATROSS. extra-wide double width,
pure wool. 81 &c.
FRENCH SERGE. double width. pure WOOL Bike
TRICO CLOTH pure WOOL double width 37bc
Cash Customers will select ONE of the following
presents they buy $40 or over: Handsome Bridal
Quilt. worth $l.5O: one Dozen Danask Napkins,
Sl.3O Two pairs Damask Towels. worth ~. mh17
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Gas fIx1 UREs. RLEcTRIc cHANpEIIIRs-
NJ Finest line Crystki cbsD6eiter> IN the cssy NsnQ
t.csured BY kcHlL1z Gas flxIUnk AkQ AK
NATAL o. SID llth % nv. nlhhaB
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4 Gray Memorial Meeting.

A memorial meeting in honor Of the late DR.. Asa
Gray Will be held On Thursday evening in the
lecture-room OF the Columbian University. The
meeting viii be In charge Of Prot. ;. p. Langley,
secretary OF the Smithsonian Institution. Prof J.
W. Cnickering OF the Deaf Mute college will speak
On DE-. Gray and us Network Dr. George Vasey,
Of the Department OF Agriculture, viii give an
account or The writings Oi DIR. Gray and their
influence on botanical science. Prof f. +. Ware,
" Tine National Museum, viii speak OF the Influence
OF DIR. Gray upon the doctrine OF evolution. DR..
G. v Riley viii give some personal "reminiscences
OF the distinguished botanlst. The meeting Is 10
be held under the auspices OF The Biological
society, and the Invitation Is extended 10 the
public, including ladies'
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READ W. H. HoEkK's advertisement.

DAVIS. 723 1th St, Will make one large crayon
and dozen nicely finished cabinet Portraits for
s.. come and see them
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FOR RENT--HOUSES.

L skatine Rink n. l. lS35 god st n. ". sr... s35
lsi6 sundsssDd .s ss00 c cS1 issG boundary
i. .Ss a:: si.s; Il ,S.s s 8.
IS =s n7 fr iSS $50 S.s s4 ss IF
1 q, 80 q St nw ,ur. LII. zoos At Sc, IL S5
2l2 70 s3s r. j. ave. n. lis soth 81 nv. II 20
9rs..............65 513 ST. n. W, or-. -.1S3o
T. NV NV f ha = Ia :;s
xl0 N9sve. W 81 ll2i sts.e, lS
S Ssi il is sss
2l42 st. II. w., 9rs..35i
STORES. OFFICES, &c.
10 70 25......... " $40 Vernon Row Rms. sat. $50
for front store aud Vernon Row, RIM. 20. Is
and i S. core i ish sna
as i. La nav. ave-. S::s;m; 5 Stable rear 40 1T
468 La ave. Sd A. Ar. 80 Lenox building Run f.. 5
The above os i il Spy q the rECIsry on my
the Is. issh fspsI 0 THo u.s. WiSa1&HS
FOR RENTaTWo NEW tIf.sT-CLAss hEsI-
ss 81 ABLY t assn IA shss
Tor RENT = HANDSOME RESIDENCE. YER
F fS5y f ISL permit :. e Inspect apply % I
u latreS "a. and water sa3 key 81 store northeast
+ ST. NV. an3- At
f0R s RENT11322 ST: NV; NEWLY PAINTED
= ana faperei, al mod imp, 10 rooms, only $40.
+ Si !'H%s % "a . SR' SgIsS to
EORRENT-HOUSE-477kM MISSOURI AVE NV,
y near 9th ST.; rooms; modern Ia provements key
so oth St NV ap3-3ts
EOR RENT-NO. Is 9Th ST. Sc, TWO DOORS
from r. Gap. g., seven room house; bsth and
new Inquire Il No SIS cap st ap Ss.s!y
L,OR RENT-A FINE sEVEN-ROOM BRICK
y Louise with all mod, imps. Corner Maple ave. AID
narche St. LeDrolt Park. Rent $40. Apply to JAS
II. MARX, 1886 ST, sp3-3t
ENOR RENT-ENTIRELY NEW HOUSE: FOUR
= teen rooms: complete in every respect; laundry
furnace &C.; rooms ON lst floor; per MONTH NS, ~,
WHITAKER JORDAN.
aF-os 1417 Est
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MONEY SAVED on everything purchased at Mertz'
irQg store, 1914 street. Mall your orders. The
Osest-priced drug store In the city.
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Some DamxerlE 80 Pedessrsa...

To the Editor of THE EVENING STAR:
In connection with the sad death Of Prof. Paul It
Is not out OF place TO mention some dangers to
which pedestrians are exposed by reckless driving
In the street. trusting that when attention Is called
70 them some steps may be taken to abate them
One Is from the milk wagons, In which the drivers
are shut In so that they cannot possibly see what
they may De driving over. little girl was horri-
by Injured not long since BY one OF these closed
milk wagons. AT tie corner Of New York avenue
anu atn street Is watering place. The wagons
are frequently gathered thickly about It. 80 ihaC
some OF the teams have to be backed OUT. There
nave oeen several narrow escapes here from horses
suddenly backing onto persons Crossing me street.
ilnmediatey behind them. Wagons that carry
tong poles reaching q long distance In their ear
are also dangerous. In the dusk several persons
nave oeeh oaaiy hurt BY running against them
hoe oeing able 10 see the poles though on a line
with their neads. saw q man nearly EpocEed
Gown last saturday night In this way It could he
AVOIDED Dy requiring the driver 70 raise the pole
hleher. VI course there are dangers everywhere
but u Is DO excuse tor allowing those that can ~
avoided 70 exist. WIN Col. Moore see TO me miiS
wagons such as 1 have described the I'm street
watering fountain and the hay wagon poles.
Lo.D.
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STATES ATTORNEY TAGGARr.
The AttOrney-General has transmitted TO the
chairman OF the House committee on rivers and
harbors, IN reply 10 their request for Information
as to the Potomac flats title, a communication
from Assistant United States Attorney Taggart.
VINO Is in charge Of the cases, stating that that
portion OF the fats below the Long Bridge and
that portion only except as to the pretensions OF
the Marshall heirs. is free from claims adverse to
the nited states, and that there had been a
probability OF their being able TO submit the case
10 the supreme Court at the present time. .In
this, however" the letter says, 1--WE shall be dis
appointed for although we have been making an
haste possible under the circumstances. yet from
one cause another, but principally owing To the
lengthy nature OF claims OF title induced and 10
the undiyested condition OF large masses OF public
record, which IL was necessary 10 examine In de-
tail In the search Tor evidence on the part OF the
Government, We Will not be able TO close the case
IN time for a hearing at the present court" Mr.
Taggar says that, In his opinion, It will take at
least three months longer 70 conclude the case SO
Tar as the testimony alone IS concerned after
which, OF course, must come the preparation for
the argument.
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SOCIAL PURITY AND DRESS REFORM.-MrS. orm!s-
Ton en- mt, OI England addressed large audience
at Wesley chapel last evening on social Purity :"
1he meeting, which was held under the auspices
OF the W G. i. T.. WAS opened with PRAYER and
scripture reading by MIS- Henrietta Monroe pTtsi-
dent OF the OHIO state ". G.. T. L. Mrs. st. John
the Vile OF Rev. e. ii. ST. John, Methodist timer
ant Of Kansas, spoke on 'DTess Reform and made
an appeal 10 the cnlValry Of young men To treat
al women with respect.
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CITY ITEMS

CITY ITEMS.
10000 Imported Tooth Brushes.
will be sold at 21c. EACH Every brush guaranteed.
MERITS Drug store,
1014 street.
The lowest priced drug store In the city.
81 have been afflicted with an affection of
Throat from childhood, caused by diphtheria, and
have used various remedies but have never found
anything equal to Browns Bronchial Troches. -
Rev. @. N. F. Hampton, PiketOn, KY. Sold only in
boxes. tu,th,s&K
Special Bargains: Children's Solid ather
Button Shoes at &c. z. Strasburger, No sos 9TH
st. NV.
California Tickets, j. +. Minor, b. & o.
Depot. 26t
"ROyal Glue'' mends China, GlassWood, &C,
Peerless Dyes
Are the best. Sold by druggists. eo1y
Photographs, S3. ANTHoNYs, 905 Pa. av. coll
Dog Collars Engraved; Razors sharpened
free. Guns for sale or hire. WALFORD 4S7 Pa. ave.
colin
Phillips DigeAtibie Cocoa, an efficacious
drink, for the nervous and dyspe2tic.
fresh Attorney But1er churned every morning
and delivered in u ID. "Ward" prints 45c per Id.
Also, Cottage Cheese anu Buttermllk; sweet Milk
&C. per quart.
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CITY AND DISTRICT.
Condemned Locals.

Mrs Bessie star keefer, OF Toronto addressed a
temperance meeting held at Odeon Hall last even
ing under the auspices Oi the Good TemplarS.
Tue eXcursiOniSts from connecticut that passed
through this city some days ago on their way 10
visit various cities OF ''the new south" returned
last evening and spent portion or to-day in this
city.
signal Service bulletin announces probable
fall In the temperature Of thirty degrees or more
by AIN. tomorrow
A. a meeting OF the Illinois Democratic AsSocia-
ton last night U. D. Merritt was elected secretary
OF the association
A frame house. No. Ill I'd street southwest,
owned by Taylor J. Lowe and occupied by john ).
Bell was damaged by fire 10 the amount OF 800
about . o'clock this morning.
Frederick craig, 3 tWelVe-y ear-Old boy, fell near
the fountain in the OF the Executive " tnsion
yesterday afternoon, severely lnIurlng MS hight
arm He was taken To his home, hos ii street
northwest.
live white female infant was found in the alley
between VI ana Y streets. Vermont avenue and
18th street last night by special Officer n. West
and sent 10 II. AIMS.
\ cOOred boy named John Mercer was before the
Police Court this morning. charged by Of1cer
kaucher with Obstrucung the sidewalk, and was
flned -.
Tickets for the Potomac Boat Club Fair will he
redeemed alter April II By JAS ". walsh, lil9
street. See advertisement.
Dr. Herman Ii. Brney. a recent graduate Of the
Medical Department OF columbian University, Is
attending clinics IN the Bellevue Medical College
and Hospital In New York city.
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EcoR RENf-A DESIRALE HOUSE. 6i2 3Dsf. n.
W.. twelve rooms AID bath. larre yard aud stab e.
Also Q seven room HOUSE, opposite Pension once.
60l& 4th st. NV. modern improvements. lquie at
Gus Sd st. NV. mh.tl- 1ts
IrOR RENT-BR1CK HOUSE. 33S isT sT NE
Il all modern impA in nice order. front and back
ysrds. coal vault IN front. S22 I. GALLIGAN. $50
14th ST. ne mh3 l. ST.
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Special Bargains: Children's Solid ather
Button Shoes at 73c. z. Strasburger, No. 9O6 9TH
St NV
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California Tickets, j. +. Minor, b. & o
Depot. 26t
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FOR RENT HOUSES.

EOR RENT-BRICK HOUSE 1910 n ar. !. 4 ROOMS
II bath. &C.: also brick house l0ll llth Il: rOoms
and nib esshs Apply to Nv, BARkER
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RARE AND vAIrABLE BOOKS AT AUcrIox-In the
oook sale az Thomas Dowi ngs this evening Will
D. found many rare and valuable works In rine
bindings and BEAUTIFULLY illustrated. Toe sale
was largely attended last night, aud the books
menee promptly IA 80 This evening" commeuciug
win No. 304 on the Catalogue.
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MARGARET z CsRRoLLs EsTATE.-Tne last VIII
Oh Margaret Z Carroll was filed with the register
yesterday. She leaves 10 her daughters, Marya-
ret and Catherine, all her silyerWare best SET OF
bedroom furniture and the parior furniture and
carpet Ia house 2lll 81 street northwest. All the
rest Oh the estate Is left 10 LOUIS d. Wine as trs-
zee l0f her i've chlldren and TWO grandchildren.
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EoR RENT
nsIXsn - -.

EOR RENT
Il l343 Y st. n. W,
I2r...-.........-&oJ.5i
2029 Portner Place, Or. 81
l431 U st NV. Sr. IN
~ Mass. ave. NV Tor. 3,
2c53 Z st-n.w., 6r&storu2.
200 f 81 NV. store. =. g.
607 I'd ut. lie. 6rs. ~
609 I'd st. ne. Or. ......2,
20S to = l6 f It. n e. Or. ~
1898 22d st. w., Or. Il,
2O1 E st. ne, store ant
Cellar L.