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on bbHs.ai s s. ~ q s sss s..
Notice Vi funeral hereafter.
a. Gob of RSTf e IISSfsasy Ara e. lsss
Jo:sPh ana Elis 4 Cole aged mouth. AID thiS.
April O'Clock RELATIVES ana ifisnds Are N:
DuGAN. ON Monday, aErn % lsss. ct h.if-p..t
istreet northwest; on Thursday. at 10 O'Clock a M
ana and virginia paper- please copyl p.
HANSON. On Monday. April aSd. 1888. THOMAS
Funeral IRON Rock Greek chapel on Wednesday. the
25th iust. att :3opm.
800 " hS e ass her
Of II mas Mountoy Hanson
At on is' sssS ns Of The
ia sss,sd Ssas.s ks s lf ssa :.
d.nss S1s h SSsfs t her late
.sps AssiE ssh 81 Sa e. I asss
Charles ". Huntington OF Quincy. MsssL 81
assst b. T ITcSis Sass a. d sss e..
late rrsidence. 2i35 L street northwest. -' -
MCCARTHY. On Monday. April %. 1855 Ut his
trs MccARTHf. the only son Of fssr,et and JUL.
FspsTsi win s..e PLACE on Wednesday the es,h. q
..r .sS,. I'll ns fgl "a sb ,sss
Of fItedA Meyer. aged thirty nine y-ap.
Funeral Will take place from his late residence
ner Of 9TH and n street, NORTHWEST ON wednesday.
april rs. a. two O'clock pm Relstivss aud friends
SMITH. On sunday. April X. 1855. a. L. As Pun,
after 2 long and p.ilful ,line.s, MARY FRANCES
the late Charles l. aud MARI Ann ColtnAn assd
6fty five years and five days
Funeral will take place frJ her late residence l.l7
strset northwest, Wednesday, April 25, st 3 PA
WATKINS On Thursday. April IA. lsss, o. ID IN
Dixie" the Residence Of his par~nts Rudolph and
Mary Watkins, Dtrwood. MONTGOMERY CouDty
Nd. GEORGE 81 MATkINs. Of pBeumouia, AGED
nineteen yesrs and sir months, ths;r nrst child
baltimore sun please copy.l
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In the Criminal court this morning tho unusual
spectacle OF nve colored men trial for rape and
assault with intent to rape was presented These
were Edward Gordon, Henry Curry, alias "Pos-
sum" curry, alias Henry Tolliver, samuel Boston,
Henry Scott and John jackson, indicted for the
assault on Elizabeth Ford, on the 18th OF March.
for Scott and Mr.. T. n. Hewlett for the Others
Assistant District Attorney Lipscomb tor the Gov
ernment. Nearly every seat In the bar was nlled,
but when the witnesses were excluded from the
rom but few persons were LEFT In the courtroom
other than members OF the bar and those engaged
The following Jurors were selected: James A.
Talbert, Thomas E Waggaman, WA. Van Patten,
d. C. Turner, w. Il GAEHeA @. b Harrison, w.
Hahn, Joseph Gray, E g: Wheeler G. W: Talia-
Zero, J. q. Mitcnell, and W. II. H. kase. The case
ernment and Mr.. Hewlett for the defendanta
The prosecuting witness coloEe0 girl OF seven
teen years, testified that she lived with her
grandmother, on North Carolina avenue. between
18th and l4th Streets northeast, and 90 the night
In Question she saw the 0etenoAntS, except
Gordon; that SCOTT gave her some gin
In TASK; thai she 0i0 noG remem-
Der what subsequently happened, and did
not regain ~ sensrs untu next morning
at her grandmother'R when she WAS x1ck. IL
was near 18Th and streets where she lost con-
sciouaneaa on cYoss-examinat1On witness ad-
United that she was MOI chaSte.
RixA johnson, Chah Johnson, ana sutton Hob
land testtned 20 hearing the girls cries and that
Gordon and Curry were .ssaulting her, and
that Gordon, curry, and jackson took her 70 an
the 0osernnsnt naossa sAd ~ usseass put In
evtdsnce - 20 chAsactet.
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The List Of Eliribles.

THE ORDER REQUIRING COPIES TO BE SENT 10 TIE
COMMISSION.
There has been considerable comment on an
order recently ISSUED by the CivilService Commits
sion requiring the local boards OF examiners to
send copies OF their list OF eligibles and OF all ad-
ditons made to the list after the date OF the order
10 the board, and also TO report TO the board at
once all names certified for appointment Com
missioner Lyman said to-day that this order was
made in the interest Of good administration and
did not change the form of making appointments
The tincaions are still made by the local boards
heretofore however, the Cisff-Servtce Commits
sioners have received only monthly reports, and
have not had the data tor making comparisons and
determining whether all appointments and cerlif-
cations were made according TO rule. The reports
made under the new order will enable them to
supervise the work OF the local boards more closely
Mr. Lyman said that this lder was made neces-
sary, not by reason Of any dishonesty or desire TO
evade the law the part OF the local boards, but
because mistakes and clerical errors were FIRE.
Quently made, which should be corrected at once.
Many OF the local boards have asked TO be re-
lieved OF the work Of revising and marking exami-
nation papers, and 10 have this work done at the
cinnat has urged this course so far as his ONCE
Is concerned In the post offices the offcias have
so much work to do that the task OF examining the
papers Is quite q burden. Postmaster-General
Dickinson mas written q letter to the Ctvf-Serv
Commission endorsing the proposition to have the
revision and marking done In this City. Mr..
Lyman said that the difficulty at present Is that
the Commission has not the force available TO do
the work that such change would involve. He
thought, however, such plan would have many
advantages besides securing uniformity In mark
Ing.
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Arrn,s HArn Vreon

Rsnders the hair soft, plant and glossy. pro-
notes fresh growth. ind cure. eruptivs dis
eases OF the scalp Mary l. Jackson. Salem,
Mass. writes: Il have used Ayers Hair yieor
for q number Of yearA aud it has always s,vsn
me satisfaction. II il an excellent dressing.
prevents the hair from turning gray. insures
Its vigorous growth. and kesps the scalp white
and clean"
Several months no my hair commenced
falling out. and in . few weeks was almost
bald. thought bottle Of Ayers Hair vieor.
and. After using only part of IL. my head was
covered With heavy growth Of hesr.-Thomas
Munday. Sharon Grove. Ky.
AYERS HAIR vIGOR,
Prepared by Dr. j. O. Aver Co.. Lowell.
Mass. Sold by Druggists and Perfumers. ja23
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cred" Leary'S Death Accidental.
THE NEW YORK POLICE NOW BELIEVE THAT He WAS
NOT INTENTIONALLY STRUCK

NEW YORK, April 24-Wm. Leary, the thief and
bunco steerer, who was last night arrested Tor
notorious bank burglar, by hurting b brick at his
head on Saturday night, WAS to-day Committed 10
await the coroners inquest. He Claims that he
threw the brick without any intention OF killing bis
pal, and his friends and a Mrs. Cornea Perry, q
Gisinteres.ed witness, who lives at No. IA We.
$50 street, bear hun out In this statement assert
ing that when he saw the brick strike his friend,
lie rusned 10 his side with the exclamation, 'Oh,
my God, and did all he could to hurry HIM 10 the
are inclined TO look at the case as an accident,
and express tnelr belief that there is no 1ounda-
ton Tor the belief that "Red" Leary was "put out
Of the way" because he was supposed to be an In
former
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Real Estnse Sales.

B. II. Warner Co have sofa Tor A. Geary John
son 10 Geo. A. Mcllhenny aud Z, b. Bailey lot Ia
In square 81, for s4.i7a For b. n Marder 20 =. Il
Lake. )r., lot l3l, square SO, Tor xl025o For Miss
Ran rty 70 j. W. LeBarnes house on New Hsmp-
SHIRE avenue, near Nj street, Tor $1,000 For Gen
SUP lot "a, Ia square 40, Tor s. 2Oo. For johnson
Wine 10 II. A. Drury lots 4 y and 10 IN square
d. IN johnson Wines addition 20 Hyattsvilr for
$1,000 For b. H. warder 20 Bedford Brown house
No. 81 DeIrees street. Tor 81, so0 for Jas and
hopt Nillett 10 Geo. A Ncllhenny AMI &. h. Bailey
lots and 9, IN square 30. for S. 800.
Carrie X Mum has bought OF Nm. Window for
$4,000, premises known as 1901 Massachusetts,
avenue northwest.
W. Niloughby has bought for 1900 OF c. V.
frott part OF lot \ square BIZ, fronting on lith
street, between ana streets northwest T. W
re Barnes has bought, for $500 oil Julia Rat
~ street. and p feet on New Hampshire avenue
between L and NJ streets northwest
Maggie A. Cannon has bought Tor o. 600 OF cara
o. W. Cate, suoloJs b ana "a, "a. $50 each lsX
l1o feet on sth, between h and streets northeast
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The Queen. visit 20 Berlin.

BERLIN, April 24.--The emperor arose TO receive
Queen Victoria when sue VISITED him to-day and
cordially welcomed her. He afterward withdrew
to his own apartments. The queen, accom-.
panied by the empress Will visit
and take tea with the DOwager Empress Augusta
this afternoon. Her majesty will aiterward pay a
visit 10 the castle, whele The emperor, when he
Was crown prince, resided. Tomorrow the stan
OF the British embassy Will be presented to The
queen. Later the queen viii receive Prince Bis
nlarck.
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Chicago Markets.


TO BE BUILT ON CONNECTICUT AVENUE At A COST OF
$4,000.
Some days ago THE STAR mentioned the fact
that Senator Sawyer had applied for permit to
build fine residence on Connecticut avenue, but
owing to some small detail in regard TO projections
over the building line the permit was withheld.
To-day, however, the permit was granted 1t calls
for brown-st0ne building, SO feet front by so feet
an attic. and crowned by steep pitc ed roof,
covered with tiles II Is to be located at he int err
section OF Connecticut avenue, goth street and X
street, thereby giving 1t three fronts and making
IL one or the most desirable residences in the city
The architect Is Mr. VIM. II. Miller, Of New York,
and w. p. Lpscomb, or this city, the builder. The
building is 70 cost $50, 600.
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HARRrEr Husband AVER

HARRrEr HuBsARD AVER
Takes pride in stating that VITA NUovA (NEw
LIFE) will cure or greatly relieve Dyspepsia
Insomnia, Sleeplessness, Nervousness. Hysteria
Pain in the Back of tine Head, or any Trouble
originating in q Depressed Condition of the Nerv-
o1s System;
THAT the sales Of Vita Nuova far exceed any other
nerve remedy ever manufactures:
THAT its regular will take the place Of al liquor
or alcoholic stimulant, and will. II persisted in
enectualy cure drunkenness;
THAT tho sick should use i: to restore health;
THAT the well should use it to prevent sickness:
THAT all overworked persons should it TO prevent
fatigue or breaking down:
THAT all energetic Americans should use it con-
stantiy to enable them to maintain their energy
THAT it can be relied upon the prescription Of
wen-known physician and not qusck nostrum:
THAT care should be taken TO avoid limitations and
substitutes offered in place Of Vita Nuova:
THAT it is for sale At all druggists in Washington;
THAT you should send to Mrs. HARRIET HUB
BARD AYR. 52 and "a Park Place, New York
City, for copies of letters Of recommendation from
vines. and people whom you know aud believe in.
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SCRATCHED 2S EARS.

III had known OF the CuTIcCRA REMEDIES twenty
eight years ago. it would have saved me 300 1.-TWO
hundred dollArsl. aud immense amount of suffer-
Ing Ny disease (Psoriasis) commenced on my head in
spot not largr than a cent 1t spread rapidly all
over my body aud got under my nails. lhe scales
would drop OF Of me all the time. and my suffering
WAS endless and without relief One Thousand dollars
would not tempt me to have ths disease agSin
am poor NAL. but fee rich to be relieved of what
some Of the doctors said leprosl, H.
psoriasis &c took 80 and 80 Sarsapariiias over
one year and half, but cure. went to two or
three doctors. and icsnnot praise the CUT1-
CURA REMEDIES too much. They have made my skin
as clear and free from scales baby's All used of
them was three boxes of CUTICURA and three bottles
of CUTICURA REsoLvENT, and two cakes Of CUrICURA
Soar. II you had been here aud said You would have
cured me for $500. you would have had the money
look like the picture in your book of Psoriasis cture
humber two How to Cure Skin Diseases'D, but now
am as clear any person Through force Of
habit rub my hands my and legs scratch
once in WHILE but to no purpose am all well. I
scratched twenty years. aud got be kind of
second nature to me- thank you q Thousand times.
Any one who reads this may write to and will
swerit
DENNIS DOWNING Waterbury, VT
Sold everywhere. Price, CUTICuRA, Soc. SOAP 25c.
REsoLvENT. 81 Prepared by the POTTER DRUG AND
CHEMICAL Co.. Boston, Mass. Send for How to Cure
SKIN Diseases" ap24,25,27,2S
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HE Death Rccovd.

During the twenty-four hours ending 81 1
O'Clock this afternoon deaths were reportAd Ia
the health-oficer as follows: Mary r. smith
white, nfty years; Mary Z Huxley. white, one
year; Andrew Queenan, eolored. forty-eisbt
years; John q. Geuthler. white, forty years: WIN.
ii. Scott colored forty-nine years: Eliza A. Boar
man. colored. eighteen years: ARENA Robln o.
colored ten years, Cora L. AN, colored. thirty
years; Lennie Majors colnred, thirty-oBe yesr !:
James HICKS colored rhirty-eight years: Jodi,
Brown, cOloted, four years: Aaron Baker, waiis
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-04-24

In the window OF the Bradbury piano store may
be seen a charming bt OF sculpture in marble the
work OF Mr.. Uric Dunbar. whose studio is fn Yer
non Row. 1t is portrait bust OF the little grand
daughter Of MI. James z Fitch, ana In its execu-
ton the young artist has admirably combined
poetic sentiment with fidelity to NATURE producing
q work at once satisfactory to the friends OF his
subject and credttabie to himself It ought TO, and
doubtless will, bring him other commissions OF
like character.
Mr.. G. NJ. D. Peixotto whose portrait of the late
Chief Justice Waite may stu be seen at the Cor
coran Gallery OF Art, Is about to paint likeness
OF Mr. Justice Lamar.
Tomorrow and Saturday of this week are the
last days OF this season upon which the Walters
Galleries In Baltimore will DO open to the public
number OF water-color drawings by Ross Tur.
ner representing scenery along the Massachusetts
coast, are ON exhibition at McElroy'a
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Wilkin Was Not Dead AZ All.
CURIOUS C0ISCIDENcEs WHICH LED TO TIE BELIEF
THAT He WAS.

PITTsBrRa April "a. A Chronicle. Telegraph
Iimn, Ohio, special says: six weeks ago ". N.
peared and no trace OF HIM could be found Last
Friday the body OF a suicide was found in central
Park. New York, which answered the description
exactly, even 10 scar on the hand. La pocket
was found card bearing the name OF Wtlktn. Rel
atlveS or Wilkin were sure IL his body, and to-
Jay ooaIaea .Iain Ior New YORK 10 get the re-
walk out OF the car alive and II. Between grief
nrst and Joy afterward his wife was nearly crazed
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-04-24

THE CONTROLLER OF THE CURRENCY has authorized
an increase OF 900 10 the capital stock Of the
southern California National Bank of Los Angeles,
Cal
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I'd EDITION.
--latest IGlGglamS 10 The Star.
Mr.. Gallinger Will Not Run Again.

CONCORD, N. H., April 24-Hop. J. Il. Gallipger,
OF TINS city, has announced that he will not Ue o
candidate for another Congressional nomination.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-04-24

MARRIA0n LICENsRA--Nan1Age licenses have
been issued BY the cierk OF the court 70 John p.
Mct,. II ID ANNA 9. Tenant; james u. Casroal
and Mary J. ThOmAa
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N AtflslEO.
tDfRfs.

BCRTON-TARDEI.LA. On April IL, 1888, st the
residence Of the bride. by the Rev. DIR Greene BASIL
BURTON TO ANNIE lALDELlA. No cards.
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A Suicides Account. 81, 900 short.

DAYTON, OHIO, April IA. A. Scarlet. OF Gin
cinnati, general manager OF the X. @. Dun Com.
mercial Agency, nnds Inc books OF James Cum
minis, who suicided here Sunday, $4,000 short.
Cummins was manager for the Dun agency here.
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WASHINGTON NEWS AND GOSSIP.

NOTHING Is KNOWN at the State Department con-
corning the reported intention Of the Corean lega-
ZION 10 return TO their country.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-04-24

On the damp grou ID while enjoying
hshins or hunting frolics II 70. you
INCUR great risk from Coughs. Colds.
Hosrseness. and Chest Pains. and
should always keep on hand. ready
for immediate use, BxNsoE's Las
TER, . standard remedy for ailments
resulting from exposure. 1t u prompt
in action . d uniform in results.
Avoid limitations.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-04-24

New YArk AiAck Market.

The following the opening aud closing prices Of
the New loik STOCK Market, a. reported by special
wire To CorsUn and Macartney. l41S street
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The President and Mrs. Cleveland.

Gen. Crooks AsSignment.
PLACED IN COMMAND OF TIE DIVISION OF THE MIS-.
SOURI,
The President to-day issued an order assigning
Maj. Gen. Crook to command the division OF the
Missouri vice Terry retired and Brigadier- General
Brooke to command the department OF the Platte,
vice Crook promoted.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-04-24

ASKING FOR A REHEARiNo or TIE SMITH d.
VOICE CAsR.-To-day Mr.. w. A. COOK for the de-
PENDANT in the Case OF Anne 4. smith agt. Albe
l. Smith, I'm which q decree IOr dfvorUe w.
Aranted plaintiff ON the 18th tnst.l nled motl1n
Tor re0pening and OF rehearing OF the case The
defendant alleges that much OF the testimony ter
complainant was taken without notice 10 him, AID
asserts that much OF It ID false and without foun-
Dalton. He therefore asks for q reheArtng thai he
may dispr0ve the allegations.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-04-24

THE Q. s. s. PENSACOLA arrived yesterday at As
pinwall
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RANGE or TIE THKRMoNEfBR.-The Following
were the readings ct the signal once t0-days z
M 20; z p n, 81; maximum, %; minimum 81
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-04-24

COMMANDER DYER has reported to the Depart
meDt that he expected to sail With the q. S. s.
Marion from Honolulu for Yokohama on the 10th
instant
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Baltimore Markets.


BALTIMORE, Nd, April 24.-Virginia SKIES, past
due cuupons, %. teniorues, 10. uo threes,
"a bid to-day.
BALTIMORE, Mo-. April "a. - Cotton steady
middiils. saiO Flour steady anu quiet. Wheat
southern e-s4er: red y5a96 amber S5a9S; west
err. lower and active; No. = winter red spot SU&
asked; May. 9OAasO>a June. yiaa9l1s. July. 9Ota
BOA. Corn-southern, lower and quiet; white, ga
6a: yellow. o3sa33f: western: steady and dull
mixed spot. ga bid Nay. 5ySa6O. Oats firm
southern and Pennsylvania. 39a43; western white.
4Zs4S; western mixed, :,3a4l Rye quiet and nrIn.
10a15. Provisions steady, with moderate inquiry.
Eggs hrmer. l3nai3 Coffee hrm-kio csrgoes. ordi-
nary to tair. l4al4H. sugar copper rehned. firm.
l5t4al6. Whisky steady, L2lsl.23 Other articles
unbalanced Freishts to Liverpool per stesmer dull
cotton. lid; flour per ton, As grain, I'D. sales
wheat, 4S7,oOO bushels, corn, 1850 bushels.
Chicago Markets.
CHICAGO. ILL. April "a. IL a. m.-StronR cables
and the Government crop and weather created
bullish feeling in the wheat pit this morning May
opened &c. higher. at SlA Although he receipts and
other influences were bearish. corn opened tribe
hrmer. at "a 81 May pork start unchanged at 400.
The May options are now quoted as follows: wheat,
S14s corn, "a aao44s oats 315s pork. 192k lard,
S.02s: short ribs, 1.27S.
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THE GENUINE
A Nm HOF RS
MALT EXTRACT
n the
BEST NUTRrTIvE TONIC
and mos.

Tor Impaired Digestion. Dyspepsia Convalescence
Weak Children, and General Debility.
WHAT PROF. COLEMAN, OF GLASGOW. SAYS OF
IT. suffering from attack of Illness which had not
only reduced my strength. but brought on extreme
exhaustion from inability to appropriate food tried
the effects of the Genuine Johann Hof's Malt Extract
wneslassful three times day. Its was followed
By marked enects-1 Food which had heretofore been
found to pass the alimentary canal unchanged di-
rested properly. 2. There appeared an increased
power OF evolving animal heat and storing up fat.
Beware VI limitations. The genuine has the SIGNATURE
Of johann Hof" the neck Of every bottle AL
Others are worthless limitations
JOHANN HOFF, Berlin and Vienna. New York
Office: Barclay At ja3-tu.th&s
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FOR SAIE-LOTS

LOB sALE-.IHE CHEAPEsI AND rkETTIEsr
h1 fT 70 81 Ss FAh a3Gsb As2UT T9
UNSURPASSED. J. b WINK
E0k sALEmLgTs AMP $. BLOCK 80; LOTS
blcck ~. La DrOit PAX A L sthBER 4 co.
ISoH sALE-CHoIcE LOTS.
Corner 18th and Rhode Island ave-
isth and Q and " H. ave.
1874 and Lawrence sta
X between 18th and 18th
= K ave- near Dupont Circle.
90, VII; p YOUNG.
aPZ4-ot 1903 = st nv.
I,OR SALOON RHODE ISLAND AyESTF Ret
II l3th and l4tn streets. 20x120, new and elegant
loot Very cheap at az so NJ. ID. PARK, r.
a924-ot 14lsFst.
E99k sLE-cHoICE cokNER.l6p PET on
Nidsd i in.o four lots of sood SIZE;
NSsSSt BEN. p. DAVIS 1919 ct.
Los. sLE-HEITER THAN SAVINGS BANK
s Lot % srsds and on street within four
sF2sSm PHiiI ffIes Hsii Nee. Gny OiS ave-
I.OR sALE-THAT HANDSOME LOT. AT INTER
- seeoon New Hampshire ave. L and 22d alta n ":
stl5.s3'tnree good building lOtA-prcs square
Desirable Los on 18th St. north Of Rhode Island
ave <sHloo to Alley in rear Price per square foot,
one Of those beautiful Lots on At n w. facing Con-
eeut and Rhode Island ayes Price per square foot.
on Rhode Island ave. between 14ih and I5th sta:
seet frSIt 70 isy in rear Price per square loot
Lot on a. near 10th ST.: 2oI1oo TO alley in
Iot Is block Ia sad LIT :. block g. Meridian Hill.
Pls.sAnt. trice per square foot. zoe
ap233t 1907 Penn ave n ".
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Local Notes.

Mr.. A. F. Bart has resigned as cashier at Har-
Veys 10 accept position In the real estate ONCE
OF Mr.. john +. CulIinane.
In the Police Court to-day Prosecuting Attorney
sheppard entered n0iie pros. 10 the case Of John
c. Cox, charged with perjury.
J. p. Lazenby, who fell In Jackson Han alley on
Friday morning, died this morning at the Freed
mans HOSpilaI
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BOOK NEWS.

How little the title of Book tells You, Even II you
zee all the Books how many have you time TO get
Ill the inside off
That is where BOOK NEWS will serve you q good
turn We send II ont once Q month, a-brim with Just
what you want to know OF the latest Books and the
gossip OF the Book world By best judgment the
Lest judges 1t tests the Books aud why this
BOOK sIouid Le reao sAd that skipped.
With each number an author portrait SC. SOC. .
year.
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w nan baby was sick. We gave her Castoria.
Whru she was child she cried for Csstoris,
when she became Aiss. abe elung to Castoris
Mhsa shs bad chaldrep. She gave them CastorjA
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w ANANAKERS,

W ANANAKERS
Book is no better because you get tfor fair price,
but you're likely to better When you know the price
tair
MONEY SAVED
On Books Is as good money saved on anything One
OF the easiest things to save you only lave
care.
At LAWMAKERS more Books are sold over the
counter than in any other house between the
Timely works Oh Agriculture and Horticulture. .
large assortment of French Books; SeAsides and
FRANKLIN Squares Standard and Miscellaneous Works
bound and unbound; almost ANY printed tLluy
tAat prUper people read.
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