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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-04-13

Le0uel Ogden's Trial On q Seriou,
charge Begun ~ Upper Marlboro,.

THE ASSAULT On MISS FOWLER.
L.emuel Ogdeu,s Trial On q ser,eu.
Charge Degus ~ Upper Marlbero'.
Correspondence Of TIE Evxxrxe stan.
UPrER MARLBORO, Nd, April u
Inc case OF Lemuei X. W. Ogden, the young man
nom near -four Corners. Montgomery county,
charged with felonious assault on his sister-in-
law, Miss Catherine 8 Fowler, at her home near
Hyarsvflle. on the night Of March 10 last, as
called for trial this morning before Judges Brooke
ana Crane. The courtroom was crowded when
the case was called. State's-Attorney Brandt was
assisted In the prosecution by Gen. Edward Car
r1ngton, OF Branchvtlle, and Marion Duckett, Of
Bladensburg. who had been retained by friends Of
the prosecuting witness The defendant was rep
resented by state Senator Peter, Of Montgomery.
ana George c. Merrick, OF Marlboro. It was
sworn state's-Attorney Brandt opened the case
ior me prosecution, and stated what he expected
70 show In support OF the Indictment Miss Fow-
ned that on the night charged she retired
about IL O'Clock She gave her brother-in-
law, "a w. the defendant, lamp and told him
ne visited them. Later fla the night witness was
aroused BY the falling OF a chair between her bed
a ana tne ooor she saw the prisoner standing near
her, and she said: "Oh, Lem" He told her that
he would ruin her II she made any noise. He then
put his hand over her mouth and she attempted
clothing and assaulted her. After the recess Of
the court Miss Fowler was again put upon the
stand and cros,-examined. She said that she
had left the house the following morning. because
ne had Threatened her II she gave any alarm and
because ber brothers were not able to handle o
man like Ogden. In conducting the examination,
State Senator Peter asked IL that was the first
time ogden had ever come TO her door, and she
replied Yes" the court then adjourned until
tomorrow when the case will probably be I'M
tshed.
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Opposed to the Boycott.
THE PROPOSED MEETING TO ADOPT A CONSTITUTION

THE PROPOSED MEETING TO ADOPT A CONSTITUTION
ADJOURNED.
Owing 10 some misunderstanding only a few
persons came TO Grand Army Hall last evening to
attend the adjourned meeting OF those opposed to
the boycott. The PRESIDENT Mr. Joyce, was de-
tanned by sickness, and the s4cretary, Mr.. Man.
ming. adjourned the meeting pr one week. The
constitution and bylaws were ready to be sub
mitted to the meeting. The objects OF the pro-
posed association are stated to be to promote the
right OF men who labor either with their hands or
their brain, 70 work for whom they please upon
terms agreed upon by them and their employers;
TO remove all existing distractions TO the exercise
by boys and young men OF the right to learn q
trade; TO assert ana maintain the right OF a
man carrying on business OF any kind to control
thai business free from the dictatOn OF any other
person or organizations; TO resist bOycOtting and
similar combinations by aiding to bring to punish
ment those who engage In them, and BY patroniz-
ing and otherwise aiding those against whom
such boycott or other similar combination may be
aimed, and by all other lawful measures. The
constitution also provides that the executive
board snail have authority, and It shall be their
duty to correspond with persons in other parts OF
the United States, with the view OF endea vOrng to
form q natianal organization for the purpose Of
carrying into effect throughout the country the
objects for which this association Is formed In the
District OF Columbia.
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BEAur1ruI SPRING DREss GooDs.

BEAur1Fu1 SPRING DREss Goops
IMMENSE ASSORTMENT.
LOWEST CASH PRICES
LADIES' BROAD CLOTH, one yard and half wide.
BLACK. Wonderful cash bargain S7xc
SATIN MORE, for trimming the new style dress-
goods: TERRA GOTTA, TAN, GOBELIN. Zoe
BLACK AND COLOkED SILKS. at actual cost
TO reduce immense stock.
Don't pay 75c for BLACK sURAH SILKS. Our cash
CREAM ALBATROss. extrs-wide double width.
pure wool special bargain. 81 NC.
Cash Customers will select ONE Of the following
presents II they buy 80 over: Pair Of Silk Em.
broidered Corsets, worth 75c; pair Of large ,ze
knotted-fringe Dsmask Towels worth 81; Half Dozen
DaInask Napkins. worth 75c.
CARTERa
MARKET SPACE SEAR BOSTON VARIETY
HENRIETTAS, the new-style dress Goods purv
wool, wide double width; OK BLOOD. TAN, TERRA
CYiTA aOBELIN BLUE. BLACK special bargain.
Finest quality FRENCH sATTERNs. o5c
FANCY SILKS. 81, 40, As, 5Oc.
HENRlETTAS. extremely 6ne quality, extra wide
double width; ali new shades. Caah bargain, 81 Nc
BkAUTlt III ATrEENS, very cheap 9ic
Our prices must be the very lowest; sell for cash
exclusively.
Casn Customers win select ONE of the following
presents II they buy e10 over: Handsome Bridal
Quilt. worth o1-o0: One Dozen DaDssk Nspkins.
S1-5O.; Two Pairs Damask Towels. worth 3d. sp6
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CANCEL ANNIE LOCKED UP IN DEFAULT O,

ANGEL ANNIE LOCKED UP IN DEFAULT OF BAIL
When the court In Nes. York reOpened, alter re-
cess yesterday, Nine. hiss dc Bars lawyer was i'll
anu an adlournnentw was taken until to-day. Judg.
kiloreih liked the bail CT Mme Diss de Bar ana her
husband at 5000 each, ana the Lawrences al
5000 each. In default or bail they were locked
up In the Gty prison. Lawyer Marsh did not ap-
pear al the nearing. Inspector Byrnes says that
MIS- Dss de Bar has In her possession letters from
many prominent business and society men, In
which she Is termed "Angel Annie and sinclair
Terms Inc letters II published, he said, would
create a lively sensation.
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See what special Inducements The Fair 812 7th
street northwest, will offer on Saturday, April IA
First, we received crate OF decorated chamber
sets the goods are worth 81; they didn't turn out
as nicely as we wanted them; we will sell them at
$2.79. We will sell CSC. hampers for SIC. We Will
sell 75c. clothes baskets for SOC. We Will sell BIC
hassocks for 23c. We will Sell chamber pals Tor
Ice. We VIII sell 15c. stove polish for loo. We
Will sell pretty wal-bracket Tor DC. We will sell
16-inch Japanned trays for lac. We Will sell
q nice large foot tub for SIC. We will sell wool
mats at half price. We will sell garden sets
from 12c. up. Handsomely decorated tea sets FOR
$3.50 English china decorated dinner and tea
set; 100 pieces for Sass. We Will also give
some splendid bargains In baby carriages. Baby
Carriages from S7.9S 10 $45. Come and see our silk
plush upholstered carriage for sl2.4S, and our
elegant rattan carriage beautifully upholstered
In new designs for $15.98 We have an elegant
carriage upholstered ia brOcaded silk, nickel trm-
ming, very Stylish which We Will sell Tor $16.9S.
We also call your attention to our large STOCK OF
refr1geratOrs, which We guarantee to be as good as
the best refrigerator made. TIE FAIR,
812 7th st. NV.
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Roar I'll JoHNsoS's, 22-24 9TH st. wing oCenter
Market strawberries, New Potatoes, Norfolk
Asparagus Egg Plants, Cucumoers. Bermuda
Onions Tomatoes, Choice Fruit, &C
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BEpRoon FuRSrrURR, cabinets and covered par
Tor suites az such a reduction that will pay
any desiring such 10 inspect; only short time 70
select theu W. III. HoUGHToN 4 Co.
l2l4 St NV.
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LIsHr HATs In all the new colors; English Brown,
Maple, Side Nutrfa, Pearl-in fact, all shades and
all prices FRANCS, One Price Halter and Fur
nisher, cor 7th and ID.
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.

LNOR SALE-A VERY DESIRABLE HOUSE ON
st LoT of.sffD M ins 20 st.
EOR sALE-AT A BARGAIN
gog S.
office. aplI-3t'
E9R sALEZNEw HOUSE KENEsAW AVE, MT
y. Pleasant looms. mod. imps large lot; hne site
ssnF about to St{ Dhvs
IloR sALE-Two 2-sToRY AND BASEMENT
aa brick houses; all mod imps 6s rooms f2S and
.pI1.6 1021 9th St.
+ I4lo 18th st. $4,000 1898 n. J. aven. w. o.. 400
81 d Mas. ~ ave ne 599SSSl9Hs % St
4 ksSs{.x NV 4. Csc ID Gran. s!s. psr It CSC
ap11-3t. A. S. CAYwoOD. 80 9th St n)w.
IL Boundary ST. q and 6r., frame. e. 600
St NV , story s and
Nd. ave. near Cap. g. and b m. $3.50
sp11-1w l.26 st NV.
CEMENT Condition. BATH furnace latrobe. concrete
cellar ESnyen ie to three car lines sSio9 BENZ
INOR SALE OR PENTHOUSE 206 Asst. Sc, TO-
Il rooms; southern exposures comfortable house. In
quire on premises. ap1O-6t'
IoR sALE-wE OFFER NEW SIX ROOM BRICK
heasSfai location: On terms Of sioo cash ana Us Us
p RS RENSSYH kysfSAs Ay d1HHSn
.pe.5s srE1 aEkf t liEbERMxNN. 1903 st.
EOR -sALE-4-ROQM HOUSE AMI. LOT. ONE
between 18th aud 18th sts. cheap. Inquire Of sANT
MORTIMER. owner. on premises. ap2-l2t'
F3R o sALE E ....,s III. affair, ., .,na,c,..,
Offering those beautiful Sossasss the north side Of
SprSce esTse bninS RitcSsn nc
Cosst. &C. on the rs nocr and Tour n anna
bath on the second aoor Sp:n nseRlscs in ball each
hoSss: II he city for csn
Suds lots Il the asxfoo
feet 70 paved alley; these Lots are al curbed paved
Persons desiring to purchase home combining the
a. % s e
III 3 .oS e s f Ss I o Tn
ssH q this opportunity. the properly must Be scid
yNo. =. wAaGAMAN.
sp7.l2s l0o3lo05 st NV
F0R sALE1 , PAyINe RENT; Own The
81 y Ss1 Is sS
ass. st ::ssas u N
opsp aFe place. Thsss h0Css: are sgh.t.nt..ly
g ss nSsSs
sss hs: . buy
sp7-es sio q nv.
1 ~ q 10TH
-Four new Groom Brick Housss sech 1000
Ss :9si AZ Hit g. 81! !: 8
'' .s,s s.'''' sue Tor !. ny =. sses
RQR sAI1 = T4RRE DEsIRABI5 OOENFR
~ Hsn o iCc.ssd: nSs.shvssss Il s7bO0
' s.,o.. f2fEs iu3aBSgHszcea
ss-Av "ER Az
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FINED.
This morning In the Police Court William Hart,
an employe OF the Washington Gaslight Co., was
charged under the police regulations with OBJ
structing the street by allowing one Of the tool
carts OF the company to stand on 9th street, near
the corner OF @ street northwest, and also by
leaving pile Of bricks on the sidewalk. When
arraigned the defendant pleaded guilty.
Superintendent Wilkerson OF the gas company
said that for twenty-three years they had been
working In this way and never before had they
been prosecuted He added that sometimes the
men were working two miles or more from their
Office, and he wanted to know what they were to
90 with their carts over night.
MI. Padgett said that they would have to do as
others dd-ake their carts to their yard or stable
MI. WukerSon thought II was rather strange
that they nad not been prosecuted before II the
law was violated.
Mr.. Padgett said that 1t was a new law under
which the prosecution was brought.
"HaS the companys attention been called to the
natter" asked the judge.
"Yes, sir, answered Mr.. Padgett, land the result
was impuden.e and the assertion Of superiority on
the part OF ,he eompany's employe;"
the company's tool carts stood near 9th and
q streets Two or three days and nights, and that
ne mad 10 warn persons 10 keep them from walking
against II. Witness spoke 10 the defendant aboul
IL, and he gave witness to understand that he
would do as he pleased about It. and leave the cart
Just where he pleased the witness also Testified
as 70 the pile or bricks on the sidewalk
The judge said that under the law as established
by the Commissioners, he would have to impose a
see MT they can remit the penalty and give the
necessary permit
MI. Padget said that he proposed To prosecute
every case where complaint was made against the
company.
Mr. Wllkerson said that they desired to comply
with the law.
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ON STRAW MATrISes viii please IN style and
priceA W. II. HoUHToN & Co,
1914 + st NV.
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MARRIBD.-Ar. samuel ]. ShankS stattOn-k keeper
OF the seventh precinct, was quietly married last
night 70 Miss Emma L du F1ef. daughter Of the
late John L. du Ftef, OF Maryland, by Rev. DIR.
Bates, pastor OF the Congress Street NJ p. church.
and at the parsonage Of that church. Mr.. and
MIS- Shanks will reside Oh SD street.
DEATH OF SISTER MARY ALPHoNsA CoNNRILY.-
Sister Alphonsa Connolly died at the Visitation
Convent In Baltimore, Wednesday morning, aged
eighty three years. She was born In this place and
spent forty years OF her Life in the baltimore
convent OF which she was once treasurer. About
fve years ago she fell from q step-ladder dIslo-
eating her thigh She never fully recovered from
the effects and this, together with old age caused
her death.
NoTEs.-A very enthusiastic meeting Of the LIST.
Christian Union Temperance Association was con-
Quoted last night At the Market House Hall by Mr..
E. b. Russell There were thirteen signers TO the
pledge.-The many friends OF Mr.. J. E Wagner
will be pleased TO know that he is rapidly recover
ing from his recent attack Of illness.
TEMPERATURES AND CONDITION OF WATER AT z
a m.-Great Falls, temperature SO; condition, 2;
receiving reservoir temperature, 81 condition at
north connection. 8; condition at south cOnnec-
ton, l3; distributing reservoir, temperature, 52;
condition at inf1uenL gate-hOuSa z: condition at
en1uent gato-hOuse 9.
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8Oys' Flannel OverAhjfts SOC. up.
Boys Flannel Waists; all colors and sizes, most
complete stock at g. Auerbachs, Mems Furnish
lngS Hats and Sewing Machines, 7th and II.
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Oup ASSORTMENT OF REED AND RATTAN FURNI-
ruRB will meet your demand
W. II. HOCGHroN & Co,
l2l4 + n
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Mr. Cyrus Foss, son OF the eloquent and learned
DlShop was introduced TO an eminent minister at
| a recent reception at Minneapolis "Ah," said the
minister, you are the son OF Bishop FOss are you?
KNOW hlm very well, and am glad 70 know you
suppose you are going TO be minister, too?' mo-
SIR, replied the young man, promptly; 81 am
going TO earn my living.
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CITY ITEMS.
Read the following list OF wonderful,

Read the following list OF wonderful bargains
offered for tomorrow at 8. w. Augenstein's, 81,
$40, and 821 9TH ST. NV: Nest OF z spice boxes,
13c.; Japanned bread or cake boxes %, 49, and
4Sc. each; chamber sets, $1.17 block-tin dishpans
100; larger size, 26c.; worth 81 and 45c. each;
block-tin saucepans, 9. II, 16 and 19c.; worth Is
20, 25. and 35c. each; dustpan and brush, lie.
garden tools, set OF 3. with long handles. 15c.
floor oilcloth, PIC. yard AZ sheets shelfpaper &C.
base ball bats, &c.: y dOz. thin flint table tum.
Ol rs, Csc; fine rattan carriages, with tep lining
1888; regular price $40; inner grades with satin
ald plush lining and satin parasOl, $9.91; sold
elsewhere at $l6; finest quality cane carriages
satin lfne1, $12S-a bargain for $50; refrgeratOrs
and trunks at manufacturers prices.
Ferd. Franks ssSpring Alartler.',-1OC
prs. Mems Fine Calf Hook Balls {no duplicates
when these are gone; worth $500. 'Our price
$l50." 331 and 1888 Penn. ave. east, Capito
hill.
CALIFORNIA; Tickets, j. F. Minor, B. 4 O
Depot. got
"ROyal Glue'' mends China, GlassWoo &C
Fresh Attorney Butter churned every morning
and delivered in u H. "Ward" prints 45c. per 10.
Also. Cottage Cheese and Buttermilk; sweet MIX
{. quart,
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HOuSekeepers Attention!
COffeeS way down!


TIE GREAT ATLANTIC AND PACIFIC TEA COMPANY,
3l04 st.. GEORGETOWN, D; e. SOB nth ST.,
Hundreds visit our store every day for our Teas
and Coffees and Baking Powder. Once buy our
Teas and Coffees here and you will never drink
be and useful presents Take advice before il IS
too late, and buy at SOB 7th ST. and 1870 14th ST.
NV, 31O4 N NV, and Nos 81. SO ana 90 center;
Liberty Markets.
We recommend to all lovers of a cup OF good
coree that they use our Granulated Eight O'Clock
25 cents per pound Don't fail to try 1t. For sale
at all our stores. Checks given with every rs
cents worth Tea, Coffee or Baking Powder.
Reduction In all standard sugars.
Granulated Sugar.
SIanaaro ,.;;
Lisut hAtTa " .5Hc
BLOCK. nc.
Fine Favored Coiiees at 20, rs, 2s and so cents
CofYee ground fresh while waiting with the aid OF
gas engine. Our 3oc. coffee cannot be equaled
Just received cargo Of new crop Teas at Is, 40.
SO. 80 and 30 cents per pound
Our new crop OF Moyune Teas at 81 per pound is
excellent and delicfously Favored.
Our Java and Mocha at 30 cents per pound can
not be eQualed. Don't forget the old reliable tea
houses The Great Atlantic and Pacific Tea Co.,
sos 7th st. and 1920 14th st. NV. Georgetown
Branch, 3104 sc. NV. Headquarters, IS and 81
vesey St, New York. g
Teas, COffees, and Chocolates. Our Tea
and Conee Department Is especially attractive on
account OF the excelency OF the goods and reason
N. & p. MErzsrR,
AIT 7th ST. NV.
Claxk's Grand spring Openimg.
Dr.. Warmers Health Corset, o4c. sold all over
4.25. Warren's Dress form COrsets, N.1G Our 81
French Woven Corset, 64c Our &C. COrsets 4Sc
Our $50 Ladies' Percale Wrappers, CSC. Our 81
Wrapper. All our 75c. and 6Oc. Black and COlored
Jerseys, SOC Our S1.25 Colored Embroidered Jer-
seys, 78c. Our Sass SILK and Wool Jerseys, SlS7
Very nne Beaded Jerseys from 91.5O up. Examine
our SIC and 26c. Fancy 6t0ckfngs at 10c Au-Snk
Coaching Paras0ls, CSC, reduced from S1.60. Lace
trimmed satin Parasol, LES; worth $3.50. Fancy.
Plaid. ana Check ParasolA e; regular price, a50
regular SOC. goods. Gents 4-ply Guns. two pair
for CSC. Gents Linen Collars latest shapes 1Oc.
Gents Heavy Drill Drawers 25c.; Cents Laun-
doreo Shirts, l6c., &C., and sec: reduced nom
75c, q, and rs Ab0ye prices good for SATURDAY
only, ct CLASKs. ia 9TH 81. NV. L
s.Opera Beu4ues,' Cigars, ssaporosos
Cigarx Narvels OF beauty and excellence. 50.
-''' - T. = p. MursaE.
I AT Sth st. nv.
alas e1.5o s2.oO
American Hat Cos nne DerbyA lltest spring
styies ana c0lora Fedora son Hats (new stree
el.76 Best Hat IN the city, q; at 300 Pennsylva.
MIA avenue, opposite Botanical Garden. q
| tzessI and sdds dEsh and weight
Given Away.
"A Patent Trunk Strap with eyeQ trunk pun.
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Menu Flannel Bicycle shirts s5c. TO
$3.50. Elegant assortment at Z. Auerbach's, Mems
Furnishings. Hats and Sewing Machines 7th aud
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FOR lighthouses.

Tor RENT-IN MI PLEASANT-A HOUSE OF 6
rooms and attic bedroom: Uttered cistern water,
oths sinai fruits sausrss from can he
seen Saturday afternoon and Tuesdays after p
l. Center st. bet Howard ave and I4th St extended
sfsa ha y 5ps 8. It. nx q
1915 Sunderland r Place ga
NV lor. fur. sI75; 2I42l St n. W.. 9rs::. .35
irs i5o 81 SS ga s sSd n . w. srs g
1882 Psi. w..fur.. l,rs0 800 +. Cap. n e.
s. % q st w. ZOOS st ave se Sc.
III a. ss T. Ave sg 81, s ,S St St ss lers g
1903 F. St NV i.f. Eth Il ne srs
SYo NJaVe $50 S Nd save ave. H. e.
63l St NV Dr.. 40 9l7 4th sine, 5r. 300
STORES. OFFICES, &c
sso g. ssss. saS N III
tss La ana sy Sx "a E9oT
Vernon BOW. BINS: sable sSS; sinw
srnSn bi Sw KIM KIM Is Cellar l'4a ST.
Ths I y e At Ct tne
Tie LIST and 18th. iarisi THos. z WAGaxMH& p
E0R RENT.THAT NEARLY NEW. PRETTY
handsomely papered and tinted; abundant water sup.
ply 70 aa g.. all mod imps. Apply to iiOi st
I>OR RkNT-DwEIL1NG 3O2 EAST CAPITOL ST,
4 contains rooms; bath modern good order: rent
only 30 Apply at N, M. kOHRERs real estate Of
nee 3O2 East Capitol st ap13-2t
NOR RENT-NINE-ROOM HOUSE 923 18TH ST.
Il NV; modern improvements: possession LIST MAY:
tent $40 per month Apply at 925 18th St NV
NOR RENT-146 ST Ne BRICK HOUSE
II ten rooms all modern improvements; within one
square of the Capitol; S35 per month. Apply to r.
ii. AORRlSON. l2125s st. NV. ap13-3t
EIOR RENT-NEw HOUSE, II ROOMS 1851
Il ST.; four rooms on first floor 1898.
ap12-6t All 1t.
IcoR RENT-SOl ST. 8. W.. ROOMS AND
SsAr vi. $40
81 81 AW: + rooms b
We J. II CUIIiNXNE,
ap12-3t 1923 St NV.
NOR RENT-I52l I ST. NV, FOUR-STORY
Brick House. in the best Of the city furnished
or unfurnlshed, at nominal rent which Ii already in
the house. Inquire on the premises immediately.
sp12-3ts
TCOR RENT-222 Sd ST. Be, IS ROOMS MI.
II perfect order and good neighborhood, $40: l225
st. sy. 5E. large yard. cheap. sl6. Several small
spi2-S INV q. H. KNIGHT. eo7 9TH st. NV.
IVOR RENT-TWO SMALL FOUR-ROOM HOUSES.
y %! aud 300 New Jersey ave. ae. Inquire 7I3
Market Space sp12-3t.
4, OR RENT-l3l4 9th ST NV, 10 R., STORE.
and dwelling. mod tmps.. S85.
13I4,s 9th st. NV, II r. mod imp. 500
lob Virzinia ave. Sc. r.. mod imp. ......... el2
For full hist call at ONCE Bulletin issued the LIST
and 18th. e. F. ROSENBERG,
apll-6t 6lS 18th st.
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EOR RENT-A IURNlBHED HOUSE IN THE
NoethWset; 10 rooms. BATH cloeets, 6c, unfil o.
p.s ne:sS HnE : 5oaHsT0x - i'd = Nv I've
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NEW REAPER.-This great discovery, unlike
that OF most important and advanced agricultural
implements Is OF world wide interest and not con-
fineo 70 farmers alone It's practical test showed
conclusivey that IN the reaping OF unsttnted
praise from thousands OF nervous sufferers the
Scotch Oats Essence Company Is In the lead Of all
The scotch Oats Essence will cure any case OF
yousness. neuralgia or mental disease.
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COlOred Men i'm Female Attire.


Last night party OF colored men gave a ball in
house near the corner Of 10Th and F streets
northwest. Most OF them appeared In female
attire OF many colors. The dance was In progress
between IL and IL O'Clock when Lieut. Amiss, with
squad of of1icers appeared, and brought the ball
TO a sudden termination. The men In female
attire began TO drop their gaudy costumes OF silk
the back window and escaped. The ofr1cers
arrested eleven OF them, after o struggle, and
locked them up. This morning the prisoners were
persons, and when the case was called the court.
room was crowded The prisoners who gave
Dorsey, Charles Myers, John Lewis, samuel Jack
son, James Waters, James Howard, James Taylor,
Benjamin Moore and Albert Lee, were arralgned
on the charge OF vagrancy. They stood In the
dock with their faces mid from view. The Officers
gave their testimony and showed the court several
silk and satin dresses which they picked up where
the men left them They were sentenced TO give
bonds or each 20 down for 80 days
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EoR RENT-BY r o. HoLTzMAN.
HOUSES.

HOUSES. 80 Fenton Pl n. e.6r 10. so
NV. cor. 1sth Pa $50 9TH st. IL
al stores is5 1888 ;,3 1852 " n = n i
iii 18Th st NV i1r SO Eleesnt rooms G IL .sun
40 81. n W., 13r....I2 Building "hreproof.2 ele-
537 1T NV 1srg5 Ss,0r ae,ted eS * steam
i54i Est NV. i3r 50 rs, heated by steam sioo
2O21 St Tor. 50 94l +, Sd floor. front rs,
326 st.nw, 10r.. heated by steam. .S3 :l3
1908 ST. llr.. 40 1909 St. I'd door. -
1 1Sd St. NV go 81 ST. "a floor ~
1903 Marion 50 4I3 9th 81. I'd floor.
i9s "a St St ne "a ave-. :s from 10 3
SIS 9th st. s.w. 6r.::.is III aud sts NV .5tO
a as3 Isl St sT r 10 0o la s sToR n so0f
722 LIST st. me- 6rs. 1880 MAGNIFICENT store. SIM
ZOO Linden Fl NJ. Or u Buiidins per an 1900
80 Fenton Pl n.e6r $3.50 800 9th ST W..
For list of furnished houses call for send to oce
Properly placed with for rent sale is liberally
advertised free OF cost TO the owner.
app r. %. HOLTZMAN. 10th and sta NV
IOR OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
80 1865 iS6s ION St St
1915 st NV i ti..: i3s ISL 18th ST. Dr. ..
4 nv Vs. i5i4 Hs otn St. NV f7r
ll25 10th s.n.w, l5r I'D 1870 b ST. s.w l1r.- 40
1914 sist st. iSS III st It NV
1929 Mass. ave loo 1909 eth st n W.. store
1$9a SGnD ave- i srs q. ,o ard eve
1904 Conn. ave. 1lr... 10 Isl st sw-. 20
81 iatS 8; NV; siS ii i sx;:
ss0 18th n St s6sS 50 is s' St St s :w g. Is
our office only: THOMAS j. FisHEk 4 co.
nh24 1924 i st. NV.