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The Two Concords.

The gunboat Concord was named in honor of
the village of that name in Massachuset it's.
where the first blood Of the revolution was
shed in April, ITS. The official of the Navy
department who was instructed to invite the
mayor and other officers of that city to be
present at the launch Of the vessel next Satur-
DAY supposing, however, that the vessel was
named after the city of Concord N. H., sent
the invitation to the municipal officers Of that
city. The authorities of the other Concord
heard OF this and were naturally indignant,
especially as they had acknowledged the COM
piiment paid them in the selection of the name
by presenting the vessel with statuette COM
memorating the historical event The mistake
was discovered at the Navy department yester-
day afternoon, and steps we're at once taken to
set matters straight The invitations to the
New Hampshire Concord authorities were re-
called and Geographic invitations were sent to
the local Authorities of Concord. Mass.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-03-07
The Cantata Of Purim.

The close Of the Hebrew feast of Purim was
appropriately observed last evening by the
Presentation, under the auspices of the alumni
association Of the Sth street congregation. OF
the eantata Of ''Purim" at the Masonic temple.
The cantats Is based upon the oratorio OF
Esther, and its rendition. which was highly
credltabe to those taking part in it. was preceded
BY prologue. spoken by little Ella Strauss. The
cast was as follows: 'Hataeh' and "yashti.
Miss Bertha Wolf; Esther" Miss Celia Jack
son; Hannah" Edward Sommers; .'Mordecai. -
boni,'' William Blum; .'Zeresh" Nettie Bern-
heimer; first maid of honor. Hannah Gusdorf
second maid. Johanna Young; dansueses
petites, Gertrude Hellbrun and Bertha Prank
At the close of each OF the four parts of the
cAntAta there was a tableau
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-03-07
PECULIAR To ITSELF.

That Hoods Sarsapsrills does possess curative
power Peculiar to Itself is conclusvely shown by the
wonderful it has effected, unsurpassed in the
history Of medicine This absolute merit it possesses
by reason of the fact that it is prepared by CON-
BINATION, PROPORTION and PROCESS Peculiar to
Hoods Sarsaparla, known to other medicine, and
by which the full medicinal power Of all the ingre-
dlents used is retained. Hoods Sarsaparlla is q
highly concentrated extract of Ssrsaparla, Dande-
lion. Mandrake, Dock. Juniper Berries and other well
known vegetable remedies. 1t has its way to the
leading place among medicines by its intrinsic
undisputed merit and today
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-03-07
CONDENSED LOCALS.

The charge of keeping an unlicensed bar
against VIM. II. Yeoman was dismissed by
Judge Miller yesterday.
lrivates W. c. Waters and George Phabus
of company B and G. W. England of company
ID, third battalion, d. CHG, have satisfactorily
passed the required examination for promotion
and have been listed as eligible candidates for
the grade of corporal
Prof C. r. Van Hise will lecture on '"The de-
posts of iron ore In the northwestern states"
tomorrow evening at AIS o'clock at the Smith
sonian Institution.
In the Circuit Court. Judge Montgomery,
yesterday afternoon the jury found verdict
for defendants in tine case of the United States
agt Levi Dudley ct al, an action on bond as an
Indian agent appointed IN 1873.
Capt. Dubant. who is in New York, writes
that he has improved in health since his arrival
there.
Charles Harris W. Fl. Donaldson and Annie
O'Neill have been adjudged insane by mar
shal's jury of thirteen
Yesterday afternoon horse ridden by Geo.
Coleman, a boy, became frightened at 9Th and
Z streets southeast by an engine and knocked
down Vim. Carter, Q boy who resides at 225
I'd street southeast.
1t is stated authoritatively that engineers
will in few days begin the survey of the Bal
timore branch of the projected railway between
Gettysburg and Washington. and at the head
of which is Col. J. C. Fuller of Philadelphia.
The editors of Bric-d- Brdc. the Princeton
college annual. have elected Varnum L. Col
Inns. '92, OF Washington, chairman in place of
John g. Wilson, 80
A small boy named William Reddy, who was
before the Police Court yesterday a vagrant,
was turned over to Agent Sweeney of the news
boys and childrens aid society, who will pro-
cure home Tor him. The boy says that he
came here from Norfolk
r. ". W. sends SO and E. II. E. 81 to The
STAR for the benefit of the poor fund of the
city F. s. sends $40 to The STAR Office for
benefit of the Associated Charities
A negro named Thomas Green is spending
two months in Jail for assaulting Mary Camp
bell. William Howard, for assaulting Bette
of q so tine.
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Death Of Rev. DR.. C. NJ. Butler.

Rev. Clement M. Butler, DID,. an Episcopal
clergyman, died yesterday in Philadelphia in
his eightieth year. He was born in Troy, NY,
and graduated at Trinity college, Hartford.
Among his various charges was that of Trinity
church in this city, and while here he served as
chaplain Of the United States Senate. During
the civil war he was employed by the govern
ment in secret missions. Subsequently he went
to Rome, where he was chaplain Of the United
States embassy. Returning to this country he
became professor of ecclesiastical history in the
Episcopal divinity school in Philadelphia,
which position he held until he retired from
active duties five years ago. He was the
author of work OH ecclesiastical history. DIR.
Butler married Miss Fannie Hart OF Richmond,
Va, and they celebrated their golden wedding
about two years ago.
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THE COURTS.
CIRCUIT CoURT,-J,ulQe MONTGOMERY.

CIRCUIT CoURT.-J,nlqe Montgomery.
Yesterday-United States agt. Hood ct al !;
verdict for defendant Gibbs agt Matterson;
death of defendant suggested. Watrous agt.
Page; judgment by default
EQUITY CoURT-Judge Con.
Yesterday-King agt. Scott; sale decreed and
Fillmore Beall appointed trustee. Schafhert
agt Schafhert; appearance ordered. Colbert
agt. Colbert; divorce granted. Meredith agt
Meredith; appearance ordered. Barnard agt
Keyser; decree adjusting rights of parties
Fabe- agt. Faber; sale decreed and NJ. II. Beach
appointed trustee to sell
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Reducing the Surplus.

The Secretary Of the Treasury purchased
over two million dollars of United States bonds
yesterday and thereby reduced the available
surplus to about SIS, 600, 600. As the Secretary
is disinclined to reduce the surplus below $780,
100000 it will be seen that few rep etitions Of
yesterdays. operations would soon result in a
temporary suspension of bond purchases, at
least SO far us the per cents are concerned.
Secretary Window said yesterday afternoon
that while the present state of the surplus
would hardly justify him in continuing the
daily purchase of bonds to the extent of tOday's
Offering he did not at present see any necessity
for a change in the financial policy.
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Transfers of Real Estate.

Deeds in fee have been filed as follows
c. Schneider to Elizabeth Schneider, sub II,
30. Us; g. F. W. Carter to P. G. Dotson. part
II, so. sci; $500. Anna Wormley to E. Fur.
bush, part 1, 50. 122; $4,000. ". +. Lewis to
James A Moore, sub 14l, SO. 1908; -. James
X. King. jr., to c. W. King, subs "a and II, 50.
40; $500 Mary Z. Collins ct al TO ]. II. Raj.
ston. part Mt AIRY; 3. Jacob Parmenter to
J. K Arms, sub %. So. SS9; sl,l02. Osborne
Dorsey TO Carrie Brooks, lot IA, sec. 6, Barry
Farm; $500. Catherine Foley to 7. b. O'Con-
nor, part 20. 50. sol; sS, go. E Chism to II. G..
Chick, property on West p ST., WV; g.
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Sorry to Lose Their Pastor.
Correspondence Of The EVENING STAR.

HYATTsvILLE, March Z.
At the close Of the regular services last Sun
day in the ME-. church south at this place the
pastor, Rev. g. Dorsey White, who has COM
pleted the full term of four years service al
port Of the work for that period. He has had
charge of the churches at Hyattsville, Coles
vile, Four Corners aud Lay Hill. The report
showed an increase in church membership of
lao during the time Of DIR. Whites ministry.
A new church has been built at cost Of o., 400
and new parsonage costing $2.0es. Amount
Of money raised for all purposes, %, 959 Great
regret is felt BY all the congregation a. the
time approaches for DIR. White To leave ct the
thought Of parting with % faithful and hard
working . pastor, and their best wishes VIII
follow him wherever he may 70.
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Suing the r.. and O. for $4,000.

In the Criminal Court before Judge Mont
gomery the case Of Laura L. Wood agt. the
Baltimore and Ohio railroad company for
SIS, 900 damages is Oh trIal-Mr. James Cole
man for the plaintiff and Messrs. Morris &
Hamilton for the defendant. This is an action
for $4,000 damages by reason of injuries re-
ceived March 2, 1887, in the collision at the
~" 1t Is claimed that Mrs. Wood being a
passenger in the western express, by reason of
the force of the collision partially overturning
the car IN which she was a passenger was
severely injured about the spine and is still q
great sufferer
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-03-07

FIFTY CENTS TO BALTIMORE AND RETURN VIA
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD, ACCOUNT OF BOOTH
MoDJEsKA PERFoRMANCEs-For persons desir-
ing to attend the matinee and evening perform
ances OF Booth and AIodjeska at Holiday Street
theater, Baltimore, tomorrow tie Sth, the
Pennsylvania railroad will run two special
trains leaving 9th street station at IL M and 6
pm, and returning leave Calvert station at
$40 and 40 pm. The low rate of fifty cents
for the round trip has been made for this occa-
aiOn-Adm
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The Chesapeake and Ohio canal receivers
have determined not only to see the books of
the company but to remove them to an office
IN Hagerstown, and have rented room in the
Hotel Hamilton building for that purpose Mr..
Baker went to Annapolis yesterday to get the
canal books and take them to Hagerstown.
The receivers have also decided to engage if
possible Mr. Thomas L. Patterson of Cumber-
land to act as their engineer. They will direct
him to make a thorough examination of the
canal, ascertain the extent of damage done by
the flood, estimate the cost of repairing the
canal 80 as to make it navigable, and make all
measurements that they will need to present
an intelligent report to the court OF the pres
ent condition OF the canal The receivers
themselves will also make personal inspec-
ton OF the entire length of the canal, either
with their engineer or after he has made the
measurements, and they propose to do this
work as soon as the weather will permit so that
they can report to the court at the earliest pos
sible time
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-03-07
Author of "Richelieu."

To the Editor Of The EVENING STAR:
Will you please inform me through the
columns of your valuable paper who wrote the
play Of "Richelieu?' Please give the writer's
name in full and oblige SUBSCRIBER.
Right Hon. Sir Edward George Earle
Lytton Bnlwer Baron Lytton). born Norfolk,
England, May, 1906, died in London January Is,
1873, wrote ''Richelieu" in 1889
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Families Of Apache Renegades.

CHhfcs VI AP~CUc AScueB1uc0s
The Secretary Of the Interior has approved
the accommodation Of the military authorities
at the San Carlos Indian agency in Arizona that
about one hundred Of the wives, children and
other relations Of the renegade Apaches be re-
moved to Fort Union, I'M, for temporary con-
inement. This action is taken for the sup
posed moral effect both upon the renegades
and those at the agency. 1t is the intention
Of the Indian bureau to place at some Indian
school those Of the children who are Of school
age.
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CITY AND DISTRICT.
ADJUSTMENTS TONIGHT.

ALBAueH'a-Mr. Stuart Robson in ''The
Henrietta"
NArIoNAL.-"Mr. Barnes Of New York"
HARRIS BIJoU.-Florence Bindley in dot"
KERNAN's.-Gus Hills World of Novelties
GLOBE THEATER.-varieties.
WILLARD HALL-Prof. Carpenters Mesmer
ism
Y. VI. G. A.-Dr. Presbry's Lecture, ''Sights
and Scenes in the Land Of theMontezumas."
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IroHIse. BURNING, BLEEDING,

And scay diseases of the skin and scalp causing DAYS
OF misery and nights Of s,eepless agony instantly
relieved, and speedily permanently, economically
cured by the CUTICURA kEMEDIES when all other
remedies and the best ply sicans fail. Substantial
evidence of the truth Of this statement be found
daily in this paper. &
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Unable to Tell How He Was Hurt.

Last night about IL O'Clock Edward Quigley
was taken to the nfth precinct station in an un-
conscious condition, with cash on the right
side of his head and a number Of bruises and
scalp wounds. He was questioned, but was
unable TO give any account Of how he was in
jured- Four of the officers took him to Provi-
dence hospital
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Fire Last Night.

Last night four small frame buildings on 4th
between c and d streets southeast were de-
stroyed by fire. They we're owned by B. H.
Warner and occupied by George Fairfax, Mar
tina Bird, Emma Rich and Sarah Roberts. The
loss on the buildings was about 5000 (partially
insured( and on the furniture SIOO.
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AN ELEGANT RESIDENCE At AucrIoS.-No.
l736 n street, witt all modern Improvements
containing about thirty-two rooms, on lot 50
by about is4, with fine stabling ON an alley 20
Auctioneer Bowling "Wednesday. March ~ at
o'clock. The house will be open for inspec ton
on Monday, Tuesday and the day Of sale from
~ m. until p. IN. each day.
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Marriage Licenses,

Marriage licenses have been issued by the
| clerk of the court to John f. Hayse and
Maggie r. Simonds; Daniel Miller of Phila-
delphia and Mary E. Hill OF Baltimore;
Charles Gerber and Ella PYLE
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HOODS SARSApARILLAl

has larger sale than any other similar preparation in
the country. II YOU have never taken Hoods Sarsa
pxrilla, try it this season.
Hoods Sarsaparilla has renewed my grip I am 65
years of age aud was all run down and discouraged
have taken Hoods Sarsaparilla and looking myself
over find that much better. i'll fact quite y chap
OF course the medicine will not discount my years
but it comes nearer to it than anything else"-CHAS
b. LONG, Shrewsbury, Mass.
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Alleged Mail Robber Arrested.

United States Postal Inspectors Parham and
Griggs made an arrest at Allentown, Pa, yes
terday and with it have put an end to a series
OF mail robberies extending over period Of
four years, during which time it is estimated
that several thousand dollars were stolen.
The prisoner is Frank B. Rher. aged forty
years, residing at Harrisburg, where he has q
wife and two children. For fifteen years he
has been baggage master on the Reading
railroad, and his run was between Allentown
and Harrisburg. He was trusted employee
and his duties required him to be in the same
car i'll which the mails were carried. He was
searched aud a small sum of money that had
been marked was found on his person, together
with brass skeleton key with which he is be =
heved to have opened the mail pouches
Warner Miller and the Nicaragua Canal.
At Especial meeting of the board of direc-
tors OF the Nicaragua canal construction COM
pany, held at the Offices No. "A Wall street yes
terday, Hon. Warner Miller was elected presi-
dent OF tue company and Mr.. A. c. Cheney,
heretofore the president, was elected vice
president
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TAKE the Pennsylvania railroad speci.l train.
for Psychologists performances at BaItimore
tomorrow. Leaving IL m. and pm. Fast
service. Round-trip tickets only 80 cents
Special trains returning leave Baltimore, CAL
vert station, $40 and II 20 p.m.-Aduk
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CITY ITEMS.
House Keepers, Attention!
I DIRECT FROM FIRST HANDS AND GET Cool

mouse heeperS, Attent1OnI
Buy DIRECT FROM FIRST HANDS AND GET Coon
GOODS.
Pause and think
and you will come to the conclusion that
The GREAT ATLANTIC AND PACIFIC TEA Co.,
with 225 branch stores in the United States and
as many delivery wagons, can and do give
better goods for less money than any house in
the city and at the same time you participate
in part Of the profits. Our system of doing
business and giving China, Glass Ware, Crock
cry, &C., with Teas, Coffees, Baking Powder
and Condensed Milk is closely initiated by
smaller concerns but one trial of our goods will
convince you that we are the
Leaders and Pioneers.
Granulated sugar ........................6 13c.
SIanuaIu sugar. ....................'..-
Wnlte Extra Sugar. ..bHc.
JUST RECEIVED A CARGO OF
NEW CROP TEAS,
At IS, 40, so, so and SOC. per pound
Our new crop OF Moyune Teas at 81 per
pound is excellent and deliciously favored
Don't forget
The OLD RELIABLE TEA HOUSES,
The GREAT ATLANTIC AND PACIFIC TEA Co.
We cordially invite all lovers of good Teas,
Coffees and Baking Powder to call and bring
their friends and inspect our excellent stock of
New Teas Pure Coffees and Baking Powder
before buying elsewhere.
Checks given with every Csc. worth Of Tea,
Coffee, Baking Powder and Condensed Milk.
Remember Our Stores:
sol and 500 7th st. NV; 1920 l4th st. w.
Sl04 NJ st., Georgetown; So, 50 and 60 Center
Market; 80 Western Market; and O-st Mar
ket; 10l Northern Liberty Market Beware of
mushroom concerns and imitators.
1t NEWTON H. BOWMAN, Manager.
Old Mandahling Java, royal drink, 35c. h..
Java and Mocha Coffee, fresh and fine, $50. h..
Sunrise Chop Tea" &c.; trial samples free.
Gran. Sugars 10 lbs. with orders, 61lc.
Cocoa Shells. sc. ID. Sweet Chocolate, &c. ok.
Breakfast Cocoa and Ins ian taneous Chocolate
Creamery Butter and Fresh Eggs, low prices.
Cream, Soda, Boston and Fancy Crackers.
Hams, Shoulders, Breakfast Bacon. Pure Lard.
Door Mats, 10 per cent discount on price.
NJ. d p. METzaER, the Live Grocerymen,
IT. All It'll st. NV. and 21OS l4th ST. NV.
Pure Rye Whisky, five years old, Csc. per
qt; Pleasant Valley Sweet Catawba, soc. per
gal; Cal. Sherry, Port and Muscatel, SOC. per qt.
m7,ll.l4-St p. R. WILSON, 934 7th st
The Star Shoe House.
Only one week more and we will end our
clearing sale. Some excellent bargains still
remain unsold
Reduced to 4Oc., Children's Kid Spring Heels
with patent leather tips; were 75c.
Reduced to 75c., Misses School Shoes, tipped
or plain; were S1.25
Reduced to Sc, Boys and Youths Button or
Lace Shoes, all solid feathers were SL50.
Reduced to S125, Mems Lace or Congress.
warranted calf; were 81.
Reduced to $1.25 Ladies' Real Dongola Kid
Shoes, opera or common sense; were $225.
Reduced to &c., Ladies' Kid Oxfords; were
81.
Reduced to &c., Mems Embroidered Slip
pers; were 81.
Special odd lots of Shoes at less than half
actual value.
The STAR SHOE HOUSE,
1t 726 It'll street.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-03-07

The CHEAPEST FUEL in the market is Wash
mgton gas hight companys coke.
JOHNSON Bios, Exclusive Agenta
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-03-07
Citizens Association. No. q.

This association met at Buecheler's hall.
Bladensburg road, last night The extension
Of gas lights was favored A resolution OF
thanks 10 the officials Of the Columbia railroad
for placing passenger coach on the Bladens-
burg road connecting with their line Of cars
was unanimously adopted. A resolution was
also adopted indorsing the bill now pending in
Congress ~ build new bridge across the East
ern branch ct Jennings crossing. Charles
sickles. Hugh Kane and VIM. Ii. Hoover were
appointed aeommlttee on water main extension
on the Bladensburg road.
THE PEsSsYLvASIA RAILROAD announces tina,
on tomorrow. Saturday, the Sth, il will run two
fast special @ aims to Baltimore for the Booth
Modjeska performance, matinee and evening.
These trains VIII be equipped with the finest
coaches and will leave Sixth street station al
IL O'Clock noon and pm. Special tickets
viii be sold for these trains at 80 cents for the
round trip. Returning, the specials will leave
Calvert station at $40 pm. and Il:40 pm.
Secure tickets BY this unrivalsd line.-Adrt
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FlOur.-Best Patent Process. $l.1o vt. 5O
Dbl NJ. 4. p. METzGER, Alt and 210S IA NV
The Greatest Bargains ever offered will
be sold tomorrow at s. w. AUGENsTEIN's ST.
8l9-821 7th st. NV. As Sheets OF Shelf Taper,
&C.; Decorated Chamber Sets, $269; worth
double; Patent Flour Selves. 10c.: l Box Black
ing, Brush and Whisp Broom, 17c. Heavy
Engraved Goblets, &c. half doz.; Cedar Wash
Tub, so Clothes Pins, 1 Wash Board, &C.; Dec
Flat Iron and Stand. 25c; Extra Large Stop
Jars, sSc.; Extra Large Porcelain-lined Cooking
Pots. 74c.; regular price $3.50; half doz. Gilt
Band Egg Cups, l7c,; half doz. Knives and Forks,
&c.; 81 Umbrella Stands, $780,; 75e. Window
Shades, 29c. Box Toothpieks, &c.; Gas Globe
and Holder, lac. Baby Carriages below manu-
facturers prices. IT.
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CITY ITEMS.
New York Shoe House,
712 9TH st. NV.

New York Shoe House,
712 9Th ST. NV.
The last chance at these prices:
Ladies' Opera Toe Kid-lined Slippers, SIC.
Child's Spring Heel Tip Button, 6 to 8, Csc.
Ladies' House Slippers reduced TO Soc.
Reduced to 9Sc.-Ladies' Dongola Button,
common sense or opera, former price Sl.75.
Reduced to S250-Hand-sewed Extension
Sole or Hand-turn Button. former price "a 80.
Reduced to Sl.l5-Patent Leather Tip DON
COLA Button, reduced from S225.
Reduced to. 70c.-Ladies' Pebble Button.
Reduced to Sl.75-Men's Kangaroo, wide or
narrow toe, laced and CATERS. actual value, So.
laced, gaiter or button, former price Sl.75
Mems Laced Tip, laced solid leather, S5c.
Boys School Shoes, reduced to SOC.
Cut this out for reference.
1t NEW YORK SHOE HOUSE, ZIP It'll ST.
Old Rye Whisky, 75c. at. MErzGER's, All f.s
Over TO- 900 Fine Hats, half usual prices.
American Hat Co. Is Spring Styles Fine Derbies
in large, small and Dunlap shapes, Soc to 81 So
Best Hat made, 81. 209 Pa. ave-, opp. Botanical
Gardens. Plain figures One price.
f26-w, f,s&m-St*
Have you ever tried Salvation OIL the great
est cure on earth for pain? Price Csc. 5
New Fashion Sheets for March free. At
the Domestic Sewing Machine Office, 4 H.m3-6
For Cheap, Quick Fire
Buy Washington Gas Company's Coke
d7-3m JOHNSON Bros, Agents.
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DISTRICT GOVERNMENT.
BUILDING PERMITS,

Building permits have been issued as follows:
Cora Peters, four brick dwellings, 9Th street
extended; $780, Daniel Sweeney, one brick
dwelling, ga LIST street southwest; $500. H.
0. johnson. one frame dwelling. Takoma Park;
$4,000. Fred c. Ohm, one frame dwelling,
Brookland; $1,000.
MISCELLANEOUS.
The Commissioners have issued a wholesale
liquor license to James Worden, No. Fenton
place.
The major Of police has been directed to no.
tify the party obstructing the alley Of square
759 to remove such obstruction without delay
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-03-07
Warner Miller and the Nicaragua Canal.

1t is thought at the Brooklyn navy yard that
there is trouble between the officers of the
squadron Of evolution.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-03-07
LOCAL MENTION.
The Weafhep

FORECAST TILL EIGHr AN. SATURDAY
For the District of Columbia. Delaware,
Maryland, and Virginia, fair weather; rising
temperature today; easterly winds; warmer
Saturday and Sunday.