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National Republican., 1888-04-01
OBSERVANCE ELSEWHERE.

o. .. LUTHER PLACE MEMORIAL CHURCH,
Fourteenth street and Vermont avenue
northwest, Rev. J. G.. Butler, ID. d., pastor.
At the II O'Clock service the following pro-
grammc will be rendered Voluntary, organ
prelude and full anthem, ''1hcy have taken
away my I.ord,n q minor, DIR. j. Staner:
Gloria Patri, in d, DR.. Boyce; Kyrie, Eb:
Gloria in ENcclsis, &, GrcgoriGn chant:
hymn, "All Hail, the Glorious Morn;n
offcrtory, anthem, Christ Is Risen," BIB,
ROssi, with soprano and bass solos, due; aud
quartcttc; hymn, "Christ, the Lord. is
Risen To-day: post sermon, soprano solo,
"ChIist is Riscn To-day" DR.. }. W.
Bischofr; pCstlude, organ, with cornet solo.
The theme Of the sermon will he "Thc
Power of an Endless Life" In the after
noon, at 4:30 o'clock service, there will be
baptism, confirmation, and the holy com
munion. The pews of this church are all
free, and everybody welcome TO all the
services.
The choir is composed of the following:
Soprani, Mrs. j. W. Bradford, Mrs. }. If.
Sciflcrt, Misses Mary +, Guss, Katie Put,
nam, and Mary X Schmidt: alt, Misses
Annie l.. Kaiser and Burnettie l.. Howard;
tcnor, Mcssrs. L. j. BrOOkings aud }. q.
Bright; bassi, Messrs Frank d. Seifrcriot
Eckhardt, and John II, Seiflcrl; ctnew,
DIR. William Long; organist, Miss Ella c.
Butler,
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(Foulteenth and Il streets nowhwcsU the
following programme of music will be rem
dcrcd at the morning service Organ pre-
lude, "Pastorale Nouycllc," by Kullak;
choral, God Hath Sent His Angels;'
hymn !a9, "Risc, Glorious ConQueror, Rise"
chant, LORDS Prayer hymn 2A0, '''Ihe
Day of Resurrection organ postludc,
March Trumphal," by Batlste, Before
lard will sing ''NlagdNl. nc" by Warren, and
"The Resurrection b., shelly, The choir
formed for this occasion is composed OF the
young ladies Of Mount Vernon Seminary;
Frank a. Wilson, prccentor; Wm, X. Cohen,
Organist.
MKENpREE NJ, L. CHURCH,
Massachusetts, avenue between Ninth and
Tenth streets northwest, Rev. &. Herbert
Richardson, pasteE music by Mckcndrce
choir Miss Katie y, Wilson, leader. Gloria:
Twelfth Mass Mozart; "Tc Dcum,n in T.
Hat, Lloyd; $50 Forth to the Mountains
DNnkc; "Jubilatc," in y, Dudley Buck;
I'VE Praise Thee. o Lord" Lloyd Soprani,
Misses Katie V. Wilson, Nellie llodgkin,
Ida Bscue. BERTHE Thompson, Agnes Weir,
Mrs. W, l., Wilson, Ida Bradford; alti,
Misses Katie Lewis, Cora TroNell Mamie
o. Hare, V, TroOk; bas,i, Me,srS w, L..
Wilson, Harry Young, J., Il, Wilson; tcnorl,
Mcssrs Ihos g. Young, ;. II. Hayes,
Frank c, Biglcy; corneicrS, Messrs. Il,
Youngs, ir, and Frazier; organist, Miss
Annie Taylor, Sermon Il, u Il, m, Rev.
John l.anahan, ID, ID,
METROpOLIrNN VI, Z, CHURCH,
located at the corner Of Four.and-a-hali and
L streets northwest, Rev. j. 7, Newman,
pastor, expects to have very interesting ser
vices to-day The following Is the pro-
gramme: Christ, the Lord is Risen To
day. Danks; 're Dcum,n Warren; Lord
of Heaven" ROssi; Lord, with Glowing
Heart, I'd Praise Thee Wiegand; "GlOry
to God" Holden; "lIail the Day that Sees
Him Rise" Come, Holy Ghost, our Souls
Inspire "Jcsus Shall Reign" Come, Let
the Lord,m "Tbcrc is a Land of Pure De-
light" The choir is composed of the fol
lowing singers: Soprani, Mrs, +. j, Wood
man and Mrs. q. Il, Byington; olti, Misses
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That Ra.caIIy Lien Law Again.

To the Editor of THE EVENING STAR
The method pointed out by as. w." In Tues
days STAR might or not afford relief to sufferers
by the unjust provisions of the present building
lien law; but at best It is a roundabout course,
and puts innocent parties to the trouble and ex-
pense OF commencing legal proceedings to recover
money they should never have been required to
pay. In other words, his plan (Which proposes to
leave the present law in force, and cure some of
its evils by the passage OF another law) Is wholly
ia the interest OF furnishers OF material keeping
them still privileged or favored class in Indirect
business relations with persons against whom
they have no just claim, and who. until 1t Is too
late, have no knowledge OF Indebtedness thus un-
justly imposed.
No. Mr.. as. w." and Mr.. Editor, there Is no need
TO pass another law, defining fraud, embezzle-
ment. &C., on the part or the contractors In order
TO AFFORD all the relief that is requisite in the
is necessary Is to pass the proposed amendment to
the present law, which requires the furnisher OF
material before furnishing the same TO give
notice OF his claim In writing to the house owner,
and that he intends TO base lien on It, With this
information before him, the house owner can take
care or himself, in making payments to his builder
or contractor and will not be put to the expense and
fully collected, or TO punish a crime which might
and ought TO have been prevented. Less than this
the people OF Washington should not accept, and
more protection than is thus afforded to him 10
honest dealer ought to ask. The law as it stands
Is simply Infamous. IL offers premium ON fraud.
no matter what the intent OF those who drew and
passed IL may have been, and IL should be repealed
at once, or amended as proposed. IL is at once q
disgrace 10 the statute books. and very serious
obstacle TO the growth and prosperity Of WASH
ingtOn. X,
MAY "a, 1858.
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SILKS. Silks. S1nxs.

FANCY SILKS BIN 40, As, 4Sc
HENRIETTAS, the new style dress goods robelin
blue; tan, terra gotta and gray. WIDE DOUBLE
BLACK s9RAH SILK. excellent quality. real value
HENRiEI TAs, ali pure French wool, very nne..
quality. nearly yards wide; tan. tara Gotta OK
blood gray, gobsln blue; cash value q; price re-
INDIA LINEN. very ans quality. cheap ct 1sc.; re-
SATIN MORE twatered sflk) the new style TRIM
ming. real value 81; reduced Toe
The ladies' OF WASHINGTON cordially invited In
anime our BEAUTIFUL Dress Goods "COMR." even q
our wonderful cash bargains.
CARRIERS
III MARKET sPACR NEAR 9TH STREET
BLACK and CoLoRED SILKS. rs. &c.. 81
Ladies' BROAD CLOTH, pure french wool IL
yards Vide. special cash baxRl1n 67kcs -
lRENCH 6ATTEEN6, finest quality, $50.
4ENklETxAb. 4nesf French wool, al colors douhln
width. caah value &c: reduced to 46c.
Cash Customerg VIII please select 0Mn Of the follow.
ing presents. II thsy buy o5 OF over; Pair Ds@ssr
ToweA worth 81; pair Of SILK -embgoidered Corss3s
75c.; halt dnssn bsmask Napkins 75e Ssisct o.
of the following presents 4 you buy Go OF over: ~
rnt pridal QuaH worm $50; Two psizs D:msSs
Towel4 worth ~; one dossn Damask Napkins ol60.
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Condemned Locals.

on Tuesday evening a thirteen-y ear-old daughter
OF COstagg1na Filppo. OF 20 ist street southeast,
fell into the manhOle OF sewer at the corner OF LIST
and streets southeast. II is about nine feet deep.
Sergeant Mclienry and one OF the District work.
men rescued her. and took her TO her home. She
did not seem badly hurt.
The assignment OF W. ii. Brawner TO Jno H..
Semmes, placed on record yesterday, was not OF
the business OF j. H. Semmes, but OF Mr.. Brawner 5
own business, conducted under the name OF
Semmes 6 Co., in which Mr.. j. IA. Semmes was not
Interested.
The tennis racquetS for the championship OF the
District 10 Dc competed 10. at the tournament at
Kendall Green, are on exhibition at Witherbee's.
AT a meeting OF the Citizens Protective ASsocia-
tiOn last night. Nice-PTesdent A. j. Joyce presid-
Ing. bylaws were adopted AMI the organization
perfected
The WEEKLY STARS Pocket Atlas or the World
Is offered Tree to every subscriber for year
TO the WEEKLY STAR IL is handsomely printed
book OF lSl pages. prOfuSely ILLUSTRATED with more
than 100 cOlOred maps and diagrams, and contains
q wealth OF general information SEE ADVERTISE
Ment In another COLUMN.
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Reports have been received from Massowah that
the followers OF the mahdi threaten attack upon
that city.
William Patterson, who was to hang May %, at
Louisville, KY, under expiration OF the governors
ninety days respite, has received q second respite
till June ~.
A cable from Rome says: Rev. Dr. John s. Foley
OF Baltimore, has been appointed to succeed the
Right Rev. Casper H. Borgess. as bishop OF the
Detroit diocese.
Atlanta, Ca, has postponed the Piedmont expo
sition until 1850 on account OF Augustus national
exposition.
A dispatch from India says that 8, 600 Thibetans
recently ATTACKED Gratong, which Is defended by q
small British force, and that after several hours
nghting the Thibetans retreated leaving 100 dead.
The British loss was three killed and seven
wounded.
Tbs condition Of Dom Pedro is slightly improved,
are lessening.
AT Fort Wayne, Indiana, VIM. Blair, Jeweler;
John whitman, carpenter, and Amos Walker have
ali been arrested for counterfeting silver pieces.
An ofncial statement Of the Philadelphia liquor
license courts work shows that out or total OF
3420 applications for retail liquor licenses only
1,257 were granted. The saloons licensed In 1887
numbered BRA The new licenses 60 into eject
June Among the notable places refused license
Is Schuetzen Park.
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Transfer Of Real Estate.

Deeds in fee have been filed as follows: II. B.
Davidson, ct al, to Jacob Loeb, parts 10 and Ii.
So 40; s12, 300 C. A. Berkeley to r. X. Burnett,
parts IL and I3, block IL, Meridian Hill; $3.50. J..
E Arnold TO j. w. Taylor, sub So Chichester;
ss,5. +. J. shadd to E. D. Dudley. lot "a, section
3, Barry Farm: $500. +. Rush to J. j. Daily, part
IT, So. 265; s., 100. j. j. Prather to W. c. Good
win, part 19l, P.'S SUBJ Mt. Pleasant; s. y. Allen
to Nathaniel Allen. part 1, so. 800; 500. s. D..
Webb 10 g. g. schroeder, part 81, so. 359; 81 900.
J. f. Dart to Alice NJ. Ofterdinger. parts IL and
l.S{.
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PorsoSous CosMErrcs.

LADIES who value their complexion should know
that they get their Toilet Powders FREE FROM
POISON.
FREEMANs INDICATED FACE POWDER h
harmless a. the dew. preserves and besutins
Properly applied cannot be detected The following
Druggists and those named In succeedins
menG comprising ali the leading Druggists In the cty.
Try .freemsn,s Lailsh Rookh Handkerchief Ez-
tract" the latest delishtful eleesnt ausdruple
strength. sweetly clingng. Permanent 2e per o.
Pa ave A, N. Daniels. 1900 i4th ST.; A. J. shs{hirt
\. Cap. and II sta :. 9 Brown ave and tn 90 /;
and 18Th ST.: W. G. Duckest. Pa ave. and y2d ST |;
C. Christiani. 4s4 Pa ave; kn ~, III avg
Mssriuder s'' 100 "a ave: bobsns q kmpssn. 2oi
cassin, 7th and N Sta nv: Geo " soyd las g g.
: @ g s;s e :n siR% n. ws,.%. en- ..a Oh
So NV; D. x Helphenscne l4th and VI ave; G A
i4 sas md f'1 .,s; Z Gisd%oI: "a end - v
s s.9 saa sos Pa ave- a. W croplsS, escsrs
town Is. q q. b Iockhart SEA and o sta l. C. 1il-
81 isch1neiy Evans. wholesale Asenta ap10-soS6
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iAs FIXTURES. at sHEDD & Bros.


For YOUR IMMEDIATE CONSIDERATION.
A chance opportunity favored Us TO buy mon
strous production OF white goods so cheap that
we can AFFORD TO sell them at l26c. per yard. This
stock consists OF PLAID stripes and fancy check
white goods. None In this lot worth less than
25c., and good many 4Oc. per yard. AL VIII be
displayed on our second floor at the Uniform price,
l2Sc. per yard Don't wait day but come at
once and take your choice.
LANsBURGH & BRO.
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The Supreme Castle.
THE ELECTION OF OFFICERS FoR rHR xSsUr,
YEAR-TO-pAYS PROsExDtSca

THE ELECTION OF OFFICERS FoR rHI ENSUING
YEAR-ro-DAYs PR0cExDINGs
At the afternoon session OF the supreme Castle
OF the Knights OF the Golden Eagle, yesterday, It
was decided TO hold the next annual conyoca ton
at Boston. The officers for the ensuing year were
then elected as follows: J. d. Barnes, Pennsylva-
Dia, supreme chief: r. Emory Ennis, Maryland,
supreme vice chief; Geo. T. williams, New York.
supreme high priest; Timothy Mccarthy, Penn
syiyania, supreme keeper OF the excheQuer: VIM
Culoertson, Pennsylvania, supreme keeper Of the
records; Irving w: Kelley, New Jersey, supreme
sir herald; Geo. II. summer, Massachusetts,, su-
preme flrst guard; Chas. II. Speer, Delaware,
supreme second guard.
TO-DAY's SESSION.
The session OF the Supreme Castle this morning
was occupied principally with the revision Of the
ritual for the three degrees Considerable progress
was made.
one OF the features Of the parade on Tuesday
was the appearance In the line OF q small boy
dressed in the full uniform OF the order This was
Master Horace Birchall, the son OF the supreme
commander. He Is only four years Old, and re-
ceived good deal OF attention while here. He left
for his home In Wilmington, Del, this morning.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-05-24

Amusensents Tonight
ALBAUGH's.-"TheB Black HuSSar."
NATIoSAL-"A Narrow Escape"
PANORAMA BUILDING--"Battle OF SHILOH
HARRIs'-Jennie Calef
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-05-24

L c. NARINI's ANNUAL NAY BALL will take place
tomorrow night at Masonic Hall at s O'clock All
the members OF the class are busy preparing for
this very enjoyable occasion.
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LOCAL MENTION.


Indications for The ss hours commencing AZ p m
For the District OF Columbia, virginia, North
Carolina, and south Carolina, stationary temperd-
ture, fair weather preceded on the coast Dy local
rains light To fresh easterly winds.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-05-24

ROUGHING IRA flannel neglige shirt Is a neces-
sity for one who wishes TO be comfortable on hot
DAY. We have them in tropical, medium, and
hsavy-weightsl All colors and prices. Franc, One
Price Halter and Furnisher, 9TH and d.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-05-24

FRox Rr.R ADMIRAL O. 6 GIBSON Q. s. Nj
have examined your Book OF Charts. and ind them
worthy OF all that said OF them They de-
serve the patronage OF the public.
Those wishing 70 examine this work may do so
BY addressing JAMES DANIELS.
333 Pa ave, Washington, ID. c.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-05-24

Only SO for New Homes, D0meStics,
Singer, Automatics, Whites, Households,
Americans, Howes, Wheeler wilson's and Posts,
All fully warranted, at Funk's Sewing Machine
2426,2S,3O
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The (,eORraphical Cluh.

The parlors OF Mr.. h Nelson, In LeDroit Park,
were crowded on Tuesday evening, the occasion
being the last meeting OF the flrst season OF the
Geographical club. An Interesting lecture upon
Kemchatka by Miss Wyman was preceded and
followed by an interesting program, the per-
formers being the young folks OF the Juvenile Geo.
graphical Club, whose existence has been inspired
by the success that has attended the senior or.
ganlZation. Those who took part were Paul
Prince, Gertie Upton, Susie Prince, Helen Horna-
lew, Madge and Rina Barnes, Ethel Prince, Clara
Upton, Nellie Brown, Clara Cooper and Jessie l.
Nelson The program included chOruses, tableauX,
solos and Rotations. The club adjourned to meet
on the rirSt Tuesday In November.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-05-24

DON'T Go CRAZY.-"Nens sana in corpore sano-
Is an old saying and means a sound mind In a
sound body" such can only be obtained by using
Dr. Buckland'S scotch Oats Essence, the great
brain and nerve food, healer, and natures natural
nerve tonic.
Every bottle OF Scotch oats Essence manufac-
tured by the company will now have on It's paste
board wrapper $4,000 forfeit guarantee that IL
does not contain particle OF opium, morphine,
choral or any other narcotic.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-05-24
CITY ITEMS

s<Opef1 BOuQues', Cigars,
'sSaboroso" Cigars,
s.Los Bravos" Cigars,
the finest sc. Cigars to be found In the city; try
them; cigar department.
N. and P. MITzGBR,
i At 9TH street northwest.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
TROTTING AT IVY CITY.

yREcoaATIoN DAY; NAY 80, At 8 O'CLOCK. j..
so2 iGo es end
s6ssn. Xds.iae and Red Wiiies s.copd rscs = purse
i;ss:; md ssss':a s s 81 siss q
NEW NATIONAL THEATKR.
TONIGHT. AT Sis
ADMISSION ESQ and SOC.
Reserved sests so. 75c and 81.
BENEFIT KNIGHTS OF THE GOLDEN EAGLE.
JOHN A. STEVENS.
In the latest Comedy drama Success
,s ss'g .as s1.y FL, e
rao.er ssSSssa ' :HD:4S .s ss' ns ss
Saturday Matinee. Csc and SOC. only.
Next weet-openins Of the Summer Season,
oRAU's OPERA CoMIoUE COMPANY.
In the Queens Lace Handkerchief.
seats zoe and SOC. on sale Thursday my23
NEW NATIONAL THEATER.
MONDAY. MAY %.
eRAGss o okERA e eSMiaS sEEtcsSSMSt ANY,
THE euEEsSs:ss f ISs HE'aii SSsSsEsscH1Er
from t. Of Nj
Lillian Convey Mnrths Portens. Minnie Dilthey.
ssss;j Ri
NAeSA~~A
ss2sa sssss sssss oopom
% AND Sc g
ssssss SsS sss55 1900
NO EXTRA CHARGE FOR RESERVED SEATS
my24-3t SEATS NOW ON SALE.
SkF1d pssIi kfflE hsR aR sSStasLE
~ lie 1Nos cRAPE
Colonial Beach. Va. Tickets of admission lOc. co..
A LBAUdHs GRAND OPERA HOUSE
EVERY EVENING ATS
MATINEE SATURDAY AT2
SECOND AND POSITIVELY LAST WEEK
GREAT oPERATIC SUCCESS.
BLACK HUssAR
McCAULL OPERA COMPANY,
Jno. A. McCaull. Sole Proprietor and Msnaser.
MONDAY. MAY %.
THE BEGGAR STUDENT,
Carl Millocker composer of the Black Hussar.
my23 EXTRA MATINEE DECORATION DAY.
WAsH1NaroN KENNEL CLUB.
LIGHT INFANTRY HALL
BSs s shS% S SPEk HSSsE
DOG SHOW ANNUAL BENCH SHOW,
DOG SHOW MAY 90, 80. 81,
DOG SHOW MAY 20, 80, 81,
DOG SHOW AND JUNE 1,
DOG SHOW AND JUNE l.
DOG SHOW Fashionable Event Of the Season.
DOG SHOW Fashionable Event Of the Season
DOG SHOW Fashionable Event Of the Season
DOG SHOW Fashionable Event Of the Season
DOG SHOW Entries Close Maya.
DOG SHOW Information and Particulars can be
DOG SHOW obtained at Armory.
DOG SHOW ENTRIES OPEN TO ALL.
DOG SHOW ENTRIES OPEN TO ALL.
DOG SHOW The Event of the Season.
DOG SHOW The Event Of the Season.
DOG SHOW my23 St.
STRAwBERRY FESTIVAL
y THURSDAY EVENING. May "a, 'SS.
AT All Souls Church,
Corner 14th and l. streets northwest
Admission, 10 cents my23-2t
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he STOLE BEEFsTEAK.-A cOlored boy named Jas.
Pitcher visited the Center Market yesterday morn
ing and took from Albert Lees wagon six pounds
OF beefsJeak and ran of. Officer Mckay, OF the
market, pursued Pitcher In a buggy and succeeded
In capturing him some squares IRON the market.
This morning IN the Police Court the boy was fned
s. or nIteen days.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-05-24

MATTTSGs, MArTISGs, MATTINGs, the largest line
and lowest prices In the city at
W. III. HoEKE'S
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SOUVENIR Books OF the Catholic University cere-
monies be had OF Mr.. Lepley, rs 18th street,
at 10 cents each
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FrssErL,s leg CREAM.

SouyESIR Books OF the Catholic University cere-
monies can be had OF Mr.. Lepley, 10 18th street,
at 10 cents EACH
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L. n. Hopkins removed $50 F st. Wire,
Door, and Window Frames for files. my@4-eo3
Dixon's Yeast Powder always reliable I'm
Lewn-Tennis Headquarterx, Boston
variety store. We are Sole washington
Agents for Wright 4 Ditson's Tennis Goods and
Co., London; also selling agents for Peck &
Snyders and Spalding RacQuets
we VIII furnish anything wanted In the line OF
Tennis Goods at prices lower than the lowest.
wright Ditson's Tennis Shoes.
705. 7O7, zoe Market Space.
Morell, ia 9Th stnw.. every style showcase. eo3o
Only e22.5O for a High.Arm Singer.
Latest improved, with side drawers, drop-leaf
ana an attachments. Warranted for nve years.
street. near O-street Market. eos
I'm 1850 Browns Bronchial Troches, were In
troduced, and their success as a cure for Colds,
Coughs, Asthma and Bronchitis has been un-
paraileied tu,th, sat&k
Franklin's Insect Fluid instantly kills
All Water ana
% cts. For sale by all druggists s,tu,&th
"Royal GIuc,' Mends Everything.
save the Pieces! Mends Broken China, Glass,
Furniture, Wood, Jewelry, Toys, ornaments,
Leather, Rubber, Metals. &C.! Always liquid!
"Royal Gluen at 10c. fs,tuGth
The Ligbt.Running ssDomestic,, is
sold at Auerbacn's Sewing Machine Rooms, 18th
and SITS, our only authorized agency for the
District OF Columbia. Also Fashion Papers,
eo DOMESTIC SEwING-MAcH1NE Co., N. 7.
Peerless Dyes
Ice Chests, 1910; Rerrigerators &C. At J.
W; scHAEFER BRO, China and Glass, 1920 7th st.
NV. eO-toJe1
"Royal GIuc'' mends China, Glasswood, &C,
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NV SpRrxo GooDs

We have just received another fresh sssorsnsst o.
spRrNo and SUMNER 0ooDe. comprising Q fun
line Of Fsille Frsncsis Peau Dc Sole. and Masooes
SHIN ali grsdesL BLACK eilk Lace Nounc1nsnL ard
China silks. 0rsosdinea and French ssstssns. Hnsn
eneetinss and Pillow Lnsns. al widths. Dsnask n
BILE Cloths. all sisss. with Napkins 10 match
Hook BROS d 90
nh1-3m l32S a
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SUDDEN pRArH-WAs IT kCAsE OF SurcIpE?-Dr.
NO 50 o.
O'Clock. Upon his arrival there he was ushered
into room In which there was man lying on
bed Inc doctor on making An examination dis
covered that, while the body was yet warm life
| was extinct. The doctor was informed that the
smith shop at the corner Of ssd and streefs
that he had been living with his brother the past
week at the above number, and had been drink
early last night and went directly to bed; that
short time after he had retired member OF the
found lying WITH his besa han
ing over the SIDE his suspenders tightly drawn
around his neck An alarm was given at once and
other members OF the family hurried to the room.
Every attempt was made to resusctiate the al
most nfeless man, but without avail DR.. Suter
firmly believed Hartman had committed suicide.
although before he had arrived the body had been
placed upon the bed and evidences OF suicide, If
stated that the deceased showed signs Of delirium
Coroner Patterson visited the house this morn
ing, and investigated the matter, after which he
stated 10 the STAR reporter that, In his Judgment
the man strangled himself while in state Of tenn.
CHARGED WITH VIOLATING THE SUNDAY LAW
george Schafer keeps barroom on NJ street. near
wct that a1 his ns Is sn "a BY oSer War
sunday, for which he was arrested and left $50
collateral at the station
at Congress Street N. p church. under the au-
spices or the ladies OF that church, for the pur-
pose OF increasing the library fund The following
named ladies were instrumental in making the
entertainment success: Mrs. w. II. King, Mrs
James King, Mrs. G. A. Birch Misses Emma Bell,
Claudia Pearson, Lula Bell and Emma WEIGH.
GRAIN RECEIPTs.-Canal boat Col. Victor L.
Baughman arrived to-day with 1000 bushels Of
wheat ror G. 7. Dunlop.
TEMPERATURE AND CONDITION OF WATER AT z
a. m--Great Falls, temperature, 81; condition 80;
receiving reservoir, temperature G6; condition at
north connection, 80; condition ar south connec.
ton: SO; distributing reservoir, temperature "a;
condition at innuent gate-hOuse, 80; condition at
er1uent gate-house, SO High tide In the river
to-day at 1:13 d. low tide af I N
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PROPER CLOTHING at proper prices.
EISEMAS BROS, 9TH and E.
Manufacturing ClOthiers and Tailors
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FRENCH In three weeks Try ten lessons now, s.
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