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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-04-01
HIGH-CLAss CoRsETs. wHELAN, 1905 F st.

JULIUs LASsBURGH, 315 It'll street. is now
selling at his store, all the effects lately
contained i'll the new Maltby house and
furnished by him four weeks ago. The sale
VIII comprise 225 antique oak bed suites, box
mattresses. chairs. hair mattresses, pillows
holsters. sheets, blankets. pillow cases, Mar
settles spreads, towels, tray covers. napkins
doylles, and great many other articles too
numerous 10 mention. Each and every article
Is new. and as good when placed in the
house four weeks ago. Special low prices have
been put on everything, owing 10 our removal
70 the new building. corner 18th and +, in a
very short time. We are compelled to disposed
OF the above goods rapidly
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CITY ITEMS.
Cut Prices for This Week.

"a ladies' hand-sewed dongola button, all
shapes. S2.25; 80 ladies' French dongola, all
shapes, SAILS; ladies' dongola button, always
SO. cut price 81 80: ladies' soft and easy fit
ting s2 button, cut price S14s; ladies' soft dom
COLA patent leather tips at s1.l5; youths but
tons, always S1.25, cut price 9sc.: youths lace
all-sohd. always 81, cut price 75c.; boys and
youths in better grades at prices in proportion
to the above. Childrens kid spring heels, sill,
6Oc. better grades 75c., 81 and upward. Soft,
bright dongola child's patent leather tips,
spring heels, 81. Misses Kid spring heels, al
ways 81. %; cut price CSC. Misses spring heels
pebble goat always Sl.25; cut price CSC. Mems
shoes, all shapes and all STYLES, at prices no
shoe house in the city can equal Call and see
Tor yourself. BosToN SHOE House,,
Ii. GoLDsTEIS, Proprietor,
I'm 9l2 18th ST. NV, bet and K.
Cut Prices I'm Trunks in all styles.
Leather. Zinc, and Canvas-covered. Iron Bot
toms and well braced, We can save you from
81 to $3.50 on each Trunk purchased of us, as
we have no extra expense in keeping them.
CaIi and see our prices and styles. over 100
different ones to select from.
Boston SHOE HOUSE,
h. GoLDsTEIN, Prop,
912 18th st. NV,
Bet and Il.
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NELSON, 81 18th ST., near +.
ENTIRE STOCK To BE CLOSED Our at Augen-
STEMS. ol7. SIG and SCI 9TH street northwest to
make a change in business. All goods sold at
from % 10 30 per cent below regular prices
Crystal goblets, Be-; English china chamber
sets. S1.66; covered vegetable dishes. 25c.;
salad bowls. lie: x doz. cut-glass preserve
dishes, Ice; imported flint tumblers, SC; wine
tea sets combined. Bridgwood's china. 100
pieces. Sl272 cost to import S1S40; chamber
sets. decorated with flowers and gold. 20. II
(actual wholesale price s6.25); decorated Easter
eggs, l, or &c.: string brooms, &C.; scrub
brushes. dippers, match boxes, forks, &c. each:
crystal water pitchers. lie; wire hair brushes
he; Reps lined rattan carriages. 81. 81: satin
plush lined carriages, $500; all other carriages,
trunks, &c. less than manufacturers prices.
Avail Yourself of this grand opportunity and
call early
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Il. B. Towsrn & Sos.
DRY GOODS DEALERS
1916 9TH ST. NV.

srrah silt IN Black and colorA 80 cts.
Henrietta Cashmere. in all the new shades. I'd
wide, % cts.
Henrietta Cashmere, Avool 80 inches wide. 40 cts.
Henrietta Cashmere, regular Soc goods. As eta
New satines, French styles, 10 and Ia cts.
Au-Nool su1ting, double width. 25 cts
5000 yds. Dress Bingham. from New York suction.
cheap at 10 eta, selling them for cts.
Light shifting Calico, D cts
fercales, cts.
15c- Acc. dog.
ladies sik Girdles, in all colors. 4octs. :.
Fruit of the Loom Bleach Cotton, 81 eta.
Best Bleached sheeting, 24 yards vide, rs ctsL
Gold.sip psd s nmbrsli.s .ras ~'os' 10 Ca
Large Line Of White Goods from cts..up .
Plated skirt Braid, Is cts
COTS Begt Skirt braid eta snA-2m
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HE FILL THIRTY FEET AND WALKED TO Hrs
nonE--fred L. Harries, carpenter, employed
on the houses being built by Senator sherman
al Srd and IL streets northeast, had a miracu-
lous escape from death or serious injury Satur-
day afternoon. He fell from one of the build
ings TO the ground-a fall of 80 feet-landine
on his head and right shoulder. He was I'M
conscious for some time, but recovered suf-
neiently TO walk all the way to his home, I74l
New Jersey avenue northwest where he now
nurses few bruises and stiffened muscles-
the full extent Of his injuries.
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It. GcLDsCHanD, 1G07-l0O9 F at. NV, sells
everything you need in the housefurnishings
fancy goods and toy line.
My small profits make large sales.
Buy of me and save money
Goods quoted below will be sold even below
my regular prices.
Nlckel-plated alarm clocks only SO cts
GOod-luck luminous alarm clocks worth 50
at Sis.
1917 Roger Bros. extra silver-plate on nickel
silver teaspoons, fancy patterns, in a set. only
oo cts; tablespoons or forks, in a set, S1.76.
Nickel-plated cuspidors only II cts.
Folding, Office or work baskets, worth so cts,
of II cts.
Folding mirrors. worth 50 cts, at Is cts
Gents pCckctbOOks. worth 40 cts, at Is cts
New STYLE of drinking mugs, 2 for cts.
scot. feather fans at % cts.
15-ct. painted fans at cts.
japanese folding fans, worth 10 cts, at cts.
l0-ct. rubber dressing combs for cts
HENS fruit presses only Is cts
VOLTS Acme backing cts. bottle
New shape Carlsbad china tea sets, hand
painted with lovely flowers and sprays coin
gold trimmings, SO pieces, worth SIP. at 81 SO
at Il. GOLDSCHMID.
l0D7-IO0g + ST N VI
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"BAKERs NORWEGIAN COP LIVER On"
Has done more to relieve and cure consump-
ton. weak lungs and general weakness than
any known remedy. JNo. c. BAKER 4 Co. Phil
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The B. AND o. ROUTE TO New YoRK-The
average time of the b. and 0. trains to New
York is faster than those of any other line The
b. and o. trains run through without change or
transfer. and no extra charge is made for fast
time. See the b. and o. timetable, this paper
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GET the Best Pages Sarsaparilla; will posi-
lively cure all blood diseases.
MERITS DRUG STRoE.
lOl4 r ST
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an rooms are resplendant with choice collec-
ton Of Japanese porcelains of every descrip-
non, which Is now on exhibition. the sale of
which takes place on Wednesday, the Sd inst,
e. viii be seen by the advertisement elsewhere.
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RExEMBER Julius Lansburghs sale, 315 9TH,
OF bedroom suites, linens, sheets, blankets and
spreads.
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LOCAL MENTION.
The Weather.

For the District of Columbia. Eastern New
York, Eastern Pennsylvania. New Jersey. Della
ware. Maryland, Virginia, and West Virginia,
rain; colder; nOrthwesterly winds.
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Now Is THE TINE to take a spring medicine
One bottle of Pages sarsaparilla will keep you
well through the summer.
MERITS DRUG STORE.
10I1 + street
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The FAIR. sl2 7rH Sr. NV.


We are always prepared to give the public
the benefit of great special sale. Read wha
We are almost giving away for tomorrow:
Csc. whisk broom. with 15c. shoe brush anG
lOc. box of French backing, all for 25c
good hairbrush. with comb, only 14c
whisk broom and holder. only 14c
Spice tray. containing spice boxes. only 16c
Large embossed nickeline trays, only &C.
Half covered dust-pan, with brush, only 21c
Knife and fork boxes. only &c.
10. coffee or tea canisters, only &c.
Fancy salt boxes. only sc.
Our famous planished mugs only &C.
Kitchen towel rollers. only &c.
Hennis fruit press, only 15c
\ lSe. broom for &c.. Zoe. broom for 12c.,
and 35c. broom for DE
wooden bucket with 80 clothes pins. large
scrub brush. and bottle of blueing. all for 29c.
Iron holder, something new. only &c.
Hand-pained porcelain bone dishes, 6 for
4Sc.; worth double.
Hand-paInted breakfast plates. 6 for 43c.;
dinner plates. for 53c
Beautiful decorated, large size chamber sets.
only sass: worth 81
Pudding pans, &c., &C., &C., &C., &c., and lie.
worth double.
Cover chamber pals. only &c.
Covered and footed chamber pals, only &c
Large foot tubs, only 25c
15c. water carriers. only 29c.
We will offer SIS baby carriage for Gil As
for tomorrow.
Trr
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ART Room: Wall papers. Pictures of every
grade, Picture Frames made to order. Choice
goods, reasonable prices. BoLITHA ]. LAWS,
1427 Penn. ave. NV
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wH1TSEY's pure Russell cider, All Pa. av. n

Custom Is DEAD-PRISCIPLEs PREvAIL.-The
polishing and absorbent properties embodied
in the Ideal Felt Tooth Polisher have under
mined the reign of bristles"
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BIO SALE.-Juhus Lansburgh is now selling
the effects OF the Maltby house, consisting o.
bedroom suites, table and bed ware
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NEW GAME, pigs in clover, only 1Oc, at TIL
FAIR. 812 9Th ST. NV
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COOP INVESTMENT! Purchase bottle of
Pages Sarsaparilla for 75c, and get rid of that
tired, languid feeling.
MERTZ's ORIG STORE
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10 LBS. FRESH BEEF, Soc; 10 lbs corned
beef, Soc, at NEW YORK MARKET, Sd and Ind.
ave. NV
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-04-01

For WALL PAPER and window shades go to
r. W. HendersOn's. lib + street NV
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For Bright, Quick Fire and cheap,
clean fuel buy Washington Gas Light Companys
Coke JOHNSON BROTHERS,
3m Exclusive Agents
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NEW GAME. pigs in clover, only 1Oc., at The
FAN, s12 It'll ST. NV
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Emancipation Notes.

Rev. W. B. Derrick, DID,, of New York, has
accepted the invitation and will deliver the ora
ton on the evening of the 10th of April next
at the 4th Baptist church.
Lincoln post, G. A. R., and others, will give
an excursion from Baltimore to this city on the
10th of April next, to participate in the parade
Rev. Walter Brooks, pastor of the 19th-street
Baptist church, will read the emancipation
edict.
A. W. Clemmons and Charles Edwards have
been added to the committee of arrangements
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-04-01

BUY Your Coal, Coke and Wood from JOHN
son BROTHERS, the leading firm in the Dis
fxso
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FlSSEY's COMPOUND SYRUP OF BUcHU positive
cure FOR all diseases of the kidneys, bladder.
and urinary organs. 18th and sts NV.
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USE Rex FURNITURE PoLIsH-Sold bv p. Han
son Hiss Mfg Co., SIS 18th n W., also druggists
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FUssELLs CAFE. 1425 Ny. avenue, the cheap
est and most genteel dining-room in the CITY.
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BEAUr1rUL SpR1Ne DRrss Goons
an12-m,tu, th&f

BEAgT1rgL S SPRING DnEss GooDs.
PS S MOL, wide double fold, only 25c
o pht,ES , No. 1-Large-size Handsome Bridal
FANCY SILKS, 37Ix, 40. As, SOC
pamasf Towe aS worth Ghy1 Pairs Of large size nns
HENRIETTA CLOTH SUITING elegant dress4oods.
nearly one yard and half wide ali pure ine Wool
only oOc. cash value, Use.
PRESENT No. 3-One Dozen Fine Quality Pure
Linen Danask Napkins. worth &l.50.
Select one OF the above presents with purchase OF
$40 or more. -
CARRIERS
I'll MARKET SPACE.
Next door to the Boston Variety Store
HEAVY eros GRAIN BLACK SILKS, s7xc Al
LONSDALE CAMBRIA, very finest quality, loo.
PRESENT No. "A PAIR Of Silk Embroidered Glove
FITTING Corsets, worth Toe.
BLACK SURAH SILKS, SO, 90, 75c.
BEAUTIFUL SATTEENS, French styles TO- l23<
PRESENT No. ga. Half Dozen Pure Linen Fine
HENRIETTA CAsHMEREs.extra wide double width
COLoRED SILK PLUSHEs and MOIRE SILKS
"a REsENT No, ga Pair Of large size hne Damasi
Towels worth 15c.
half wide reduced 70 15c.; worth 81.
rIOIi VI InE lOOM Cotton. yard wide 8kc.
Select one OF the above presents with purchase o.
NO CREDIT. but the very lowest prices for Csah Al
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WHITSEY's pure crab apple cider, All Pa. av
n.
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FoR SPRING LAMB GO To JNo. r.. KELLY Center
Market. COrned beef a speciality.
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An Interesting Book.
Chow I Become Consort," the history of JEFF
Gordon. handsomely illustrated, is given away
free at the drug stores Of this city.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-04-01

A SPLENDID OPPORTUNITY for investment pre-
sents itself in the sale of property to take place
tomorrow at the corner of 1st and NJ streets
northeast, about one square from the electric
railroad and from the new depot and freight
yard of the Baltimore and Ohio railroad This
property has frontage Oh NJ street of 100 feet,
and on LIST street of 159 feet, and with office,
fencing, shedding anda railroad switch is ready
Tor immediate occupancy, or can readily be
subdivided in building lots See the advertise
ment.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-04-01

Barry's TricOpherOus beauties and in
vigorates the hair, imparting gloss and silken
softness
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A GERMAN-AMERICAN MILITARY ORGANIZArIoN
The German-American military company was
organized and held its first NEE ting Friday night
at III. Dismer's hall. corner 18th and H streets
northwest. 1t consists of citizens who have
served IN the German army or navy, and who
have been dismissed with honor. Eighty-seyen
men have thus far enlisted. The following
officers were elected for the present year: Cap
tain, W. Won Eschen; first lieutepant. r. Won
Stetten: second lieutenant, J. Schulz; sergeant
major, W. r. Mayer; paymaster, II. Arnold;
quartermaster, c. Mohr; sergeant. H.. Miller:
corporal. L. A. Warbler. The object of this
company Is to keep alive old remembrances.
assist the members in cases of necessity, prac
ice general charity and drill. 1t was stated
but that if their new adopted fatberland sbonlJ
need their services they will gladly Join the
national guard. 'Ae
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nn20-Snl

Peerless Dyes
Are the best Sold by druggists. m2(
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DRUNKENNESS. OR THE LIQUOR HABIT,
Positively Cured by administering Dr. Hainess
GOLDEN SPECIFIC.
It can be given III cup Of coffee or tea or in articles
Of food without the knowledge Of the patient IL s a.
solutely harmless. and will effect Q permanent and
speedy cure whether the patient IL moderate drnker
OF an alcoholic wreck. 1T NEVER FAILS. Over
100000 drunkards have been made temperate meu
who have taken Golden Specific in their cose without
their knowledge, and to-day believe they quit drnk.
ing Of thef own free w 46page book Of PARTICULAR.
free.
ST. WARE. hinder Kbbits House.
R. Z; HELPHENsTINE. l4th st and Vt ave.
mh1l-eoll6t
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CONDENSED LOCALS.

John White. a colored man, who lived at 2017
G street, died suddenly yesterday without the
attendance of a physician.
The police of the second precinct report the
sudden death of Mrs Mile Rams, which took
place at No. 1850 New Jersey avenue Saturday
night. Heart disease was the cause of death.
To-day W. Mex. Clayton, of Ohio, was, on
motion of Mr.. Dayidge, admitted to the bar of
| the District Jacob H. LIGHTER, on motion OF
Mr.. t. ]. Thomas, was appointed an examiner
| in chancery.
Michael Doyle, young man who has been
convicted of petty larceny and burglary and
has served in the workhouse for petty offenses,
and Lille Leeshaw, were fined SIS each in the
Police Court Saturday for disorderly conduct.
The Potomac woman's relief corps, G.. A. r.
will give an entertainment tomorrow evening
at G.. A. r. Hall. Music, recitations, a rag baby
drill, dancing, and refreshments will be in
cluded in the program.
A power of attorney from Henry E. Mckee,
dated Quebec, Canada, to NJ. " Chollar, of
Prince Georges county, Md, has been filed in
the cases of Mckee agt. Cochrane and others in
the clerks Office
In the case of Samuel Cox ct al agt. J. H.
Walter ct al, bill for discovery and account,
in which compliments allege that they were
led to sign away their title to property by mis-
representation, Mr.. Walter has filed answer by
Mr.. John Ridout. Mr.. Willard F. Mccormick,
another of the defendants, also filed an answer.
In the Churches Yesterday.
The President did not go to church yesterday
and the people who were drawn to the Church
of the Covenant with the expectation of seeing
him were disappointed. The pulpit was occu-
pied by Rev. Henry NJ. Field. D. D., of New
York, who is the editor of the Evangelist and
the brother of Justice Field.
Bishop Hurst preached yesterday at Wesley
chapel, and at the close of the sermon the debt
of the church, amounting to 81 500, was wiped
out by the generous subscriptions of the con-
gregation.
Bishop Paret made his customary Lenten visit
to st. Johns church yesterday The bishop
preached and confirmed class. Besides the rec
tor and assistant rector of St. Johns, the Rev.
DIR. Smith, president of Trinity college, and the
Rev. DIR. Nichols were present with the bishop.
The total number of persons confirmed in this
parish during the present Lenten season is so.
The twentieth anniversary of the Woman 8
Fore, gn Mission society was observed last even
ing at Hamline church. Mrs. Clara l.. Roach
made the opening prayer, after which the
Scriptures were read by Mrs. VIM. A. Cooke
Mrs. Thomas A. H. Martin read an interesting
historical sketch of the parent society and the
Washington auxiliary. Bishop Hurst and Rev.
Dr. NaylOr made addresses.
The mems devotional meeting at the Y NJ
c. A. rooms yesterday addressed by Civil
Service Commissioner Lyman and Rev. Henry
NJ. Field, ID. D.. of New York.
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Landscape and Jobbing Gardening
For frst-class work in Landscape and Jobbing
Gardening go to VIM. Sutherland's. 937 b st. n.
W., or c. F. Hale, florist, 719 14th st. /
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The FAIR. S12 It'll st. NV.

GET RID of those pimples by taking Pages
sarsaparllla. MERIZs Drug STORE,
l014 street.
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Wanted! Wantedw Wantedw

Wanted! Wantedv Wanted.
All lovers of good Tea and Coffee to pur-
chase their supplies of us. The finest and
freshest Coffees and Teas offered in Washing
ton, and at the lowest prices. Also full line of
Family Groceries for cash, at prices which
must prove attractive.
NJ. & P. METzGER, All 7th st. NV
COnsOls. Consols. Consols.
On the return of one hundred coupons taken
from packages of Consols Havana Cigarettes
the smoker is entitled to one copy Choice of
severaD reproductions of latest solon (Paris)
painting, elegantly and appropriately framed,
or one beautiful Florentine plaque, in gilt and
plush Frame
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- JAS r. OYSTER.
9Th st. Wing. Center Market.
cor. Pa. ave. and 9Th st NV
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A WIFE's SUIT FOR DTvoRcE-Anna c. Morri.
son has filed a suit for divorce from Robert NJ
Morrison, stating that they were married June
TO- 1886, at ST. Pauls church, and she charging
that immediately thereafter he commenced e
course OF bad treatment of her, charging her
with the grossest of crimes, and that she was
obliged to separate from him. She states tina,
she filed bill against him in July, 1886, bu,
shortly afterward resumed her relations with
him, but his conduct became even worse thar
before.
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A BoorBLAcK WITH PIsToL. - James
Brown, a colored bootblsck who wanted TO
monopolize the business in Swampoodle, YES
terday, pulled pistol from his pocket in his
efforts to intimidate his rivals in business. He
was at North Capitol and H streets, from
which neighborhood he attempted to drive his
competitors away. They refused to leave,
whereupon Brown drew a revolver and fright
ened them of. Policeman Austin appeared on
the scene, disarmed the negro and locked him
up. This morning in the Police Court Brown
was tried for carrying the weapon and was
fined ESQ or 80 days.
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FINE BUTTER FINE BUTTER.
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A New Dodge.

HOW ENFORCEMENT OF SENTENCE TO THE
woRKHoUSE CAN BE AVOIDED.
Saturday, in the Police Court. Prescott
ing Attorney Shillington called Judge Miller's
attention to a charge of vagrancy against Chas.
Stewart, which had been pending on appeal
He stated that the defendant was convicted
sixty-sx days ago and was sentenced to sixty
days in the workhouse. He took an appeal
ana was sent to jail while the appeal was pend
ing. Judge Miller remarked that this was
new dodge on the part of persons sentenced to
the workhouse. They take an appeal because
they prefer to go to Jail instead of the work.
house, so that they will not have to work. The
judge thought that this trouble might be
avoided If the prisoners could obtain q speedy
trial III the court. Judge Montgomery. he said
intended to have session once month for
the trial OF District cases, but it has now been
several weeks since any such cases have been
tried there. In this case the court granted Mr..
Shillington's request, and released the defend
ant on his personal bonds
ELECTION OF SUNDAY-SCHooL OFFICERs-The
Sunday-school board of the North Capitol NJ.
L. church has elected the following named
officers for the ensuing year: Superintendent
w. ii. Church.; first assistant superintendent
W. II. Fisher; second assistant superintendent
Mrs. Adelaide Fisher; secretary U. s. Lowder-
milk; treasurer, Miss Annie Geddes; librarian,
Edward Boyce; assistant librarian. Raymond
Cook; organist Miss Ella Lowderm ilk assistant
organist, Miss Eta Sayer.
CATCHING SHAD IN THE PoroMAc-Prepara-
tons are being made at the hatchery of the
United States fish commission at Fort WASH
ington to begin the work of the season. Fish
ermen began to-day to put their seines in the
vicinity of Fort Washington. Already MANY
gill nets are out. and the catches have been
profitable. Last year the first catch was on the
9Th of April. The shad have come earlier this
year, and the fishermen began taking them a
week ago.
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Spring SHOES.
LATEST STYLES FOR MEN. WOMEN, AND
CHILDREN.
ALL OF THE BEST MAKES.
SPECIAL ATTENTION TO OUR COMPLETE LINE
OF MEMS
GENUINE KANGAROO SHOES,
BUTTON. LACE. AND CONGRESS.
NONE BETTER AT THE PRICE. $500.
DALTON 4 STRICKLAND
ESQ PsnnA Ava
A2s-sm
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FINE CUsToM CoRsErs made to order. 4
NELSON. 521 18th ST., near +.
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LANSBURGH BRO,
mh20 40 l22, A2A l26 7fh n
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-04-01
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