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THE HOUSE.

Mr.. Butterworth (Ohio), from the committee
on patents, presented favorable report upon
the bill providing for the appointment Of rep
resentatives on the part Of the United States to
the international industrial conference at Mad
rid, Spain, April /, 1890.
Mr.. Rogers (Ark.) objected to its considera-
ton, although Mr.. Butterworth declared that
the effect would be to deny the United States
representation ut the conference.
MIR. ROwell Gil. }, chairman of the committee
on elections, gave notice that he would call up
the West Virginia contested election case Of
Atkinson vs.. Pendleton for consideration next
Wednesday.
THE CALL OF COMMITTEES.
Under the call Of committees Mr.. Adams On. },
from the judiciary committee, called up the
bill to divide the judicial district of North Da-
kota into four divisions, the sessions of the
courts to be held at Bismarck, Grand Forks,
Fargo and Devils Lake.
The bill was passed, as was q corresponding
Senate bill, with amendments providing for the
division Of Southern Dakota into three divi-
sions-sessions Of the courts to bo held at
Sioux Falls, Pierre and Deadwood.
Mr.. Grimes (Ga.) from the Judiciary COM
mittee, called up the bill to create the eastern
division OF the northern federal judicial dis
trlct, and it WAS passed with few amendments.
MIR. Sherman lN.Y. }, from the same commit
II SSU " suS WI W Pfotiue ior terus
and places OF holding United States courts in
the district Of Minnesota and it was also
passed, with an amendment
Mr.. Reed Qowa), in behalf Of the judiciary
committee called up the bill to regulate the sit
tings of the United States courts in the district
OF South Carolina and it was passed.
Mr.. Cutcheon mich }. from the mill
tary committee, called up the bill authorizing
the President to confer brevet rank upon army
Officers for gallant services in Indian campaigns
since 1867. At his request the Senate bill of
tne same title was substituted fer the House
bill and passed.
APPLAUSE ON THE REPUBLICAN SIDE.
During an intermission in the call of COM
mittees Mr.. O'Neill CPa) caused some ap-
plsuse on the republican side by announcing,
despite the efforts Of the Speaker to silence
him, that republican Representative had been
elected to succeed the late Representative
Kelley by majority larger in proportion to
tne number OF votes polied than Mr.. Kelley
received in 1883.
THE BILL FOR APPOINTMENT OF An ASSIST
ANT SECRETARY OF war.
At 1:25 o'clock the House went into COM
mittee Of the whole, Mr.. Payson Qll) in the
chair.
Upon motion Of Mr.. Spinola N.Y.) the con-
sideration Of the Senate bill to authorize the
appointment OF an assistant secretary Of war
was resumed.
Mr.. Blunt ga did not agree with those who
held that there should be q larger degree Of
civil influence in the War department. There,
- IN the Navy department, the work was essen-
TALLY military and should be transacted by
trained military oficera
Mr.. Cutcheon (Mioh.) said that the civilian
duties OF the Secretary Of War relating 70 PEN
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A Veteran in Need.

DENVER, Col, Feb. l9.-Col Henry O.
Deahna, formerly a member Of Gen. John @.
Fremonts body guard, later United States rev.
enue collector for Alaska with headquarters at
Sitka, is an applicant for public charity. He is
now IN a condition which, while not q case Of
absolute destitution, is one that apparently de-
mands the attention of the administration.
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Big Damage Suit.

TORONTO, ONT, Feb. 1.-the victims Of the
railway accident on the Grand Trunk railway
at st. George near Hamilton, about year ago,
began suit for damages against the railway
company here yesterday, consolidating their
suits. the aggregate amount Of which 10
$500 OOO
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-02-19

ToDAY's BOND OFFERINGS aggregated 81, $685.
900, as follows: Registered A., S6O, ,OOO ESQ, ,OOO
sl35,OOO, 100000, $4,000, s2OO, ,OOO s45,OOO
100000, s4S 600 at 1874; registered AS, 5000,
$1,000, $5,000 $4,000 at 10455S. Ali the per
cents were surrendered by national bank de-
positaries. The period within which the de-
partment will purchase As at l24 in liquidation
Of public deposits will expire tomorrow. This
explains in part the recent heavy offerings at
that rate.
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Killed His Wife.

LONDON, ONT, Feb. l9.-Henry Smith, aged
sixty five, was arrested last night charged with
the murder Of his wife. Mrs Smith left her
home on Monday on account of domestic
troubles, but returned last night Two hours
after she returned Smith reported to his neigh
bors that his wife had killed herself, and the
police found her dead, with her head terribly
beaten
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President T. A. j. Coleman's Errand,

BALTIMORE, Feb. 19.-ThomasA. J. Coleman,
colored, president of the colored orphan
asylum of Spartensburg. SC, is on his way to
New York to consult Mr.. p. Huntington in ref
erence to the construction of an industrial de-
partment in connection with the asylum. MIR.
protege of Gen. Wade Hampton and it was
through his interest that he had received a
liberal education
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Freedom After Twenty Years

SEATTLE, VASE, Feb. ia jury in the pro-
bate court here decided that Homer C. Brown
is sane and he has been granted his liberty.
Mr.. Brown is sixty years old and for the last
twenty years has been confined in different
asylums in this country. For the last eight
years he has been in the custody Of his brother.
Watson II. Brown. Homer Brown is one of
four brothers and the others are all rich The
belief is strong in the minds Of the court, ex-
pert physicians and others that the man has
been persecuted all his life for property rea-
Sons.
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THE CRONIN SUSPECT.
He is on the Way to Chicago-Money
Asked for Another Trial.

Sr. LOUIS, Feb. 19.-Nothing new has devel-
oped in the Kelly case this morning beyond the
fact that the Chicago officers left with him for
that city on the $50 am. train on the Chicago
and Alton road.
CHICAGO, Feb. 19-In circular bearing the
heading "Treasurer's Office. l54 ODD street" p.
V. Fitzpatrick appeals to the friends of the
convicted Cronin murderers for funds to pay
the expenses Of new trial.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-02-19

SENTENCES OF MILITARY CADETS CoMMuTKD.-
The President has commuted the dismissal of
sentences of Cadets Edmund L. Butts and Jas.
L. Andrew, first class, military academy. who
were recently tried by court martial and con-
victed of smuggling whisky into their quarters,
in view Of the previous excellent record Of The
two cadets, Ito walking on a tour of extra duty
every Saturday until May next and to confine-
ment to cadet limits until forty-eight hours
after the graduation Of their class and should
they be entitled to graduate to have the gradu-
alton postponed for the same period.
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x~IT TAKE THIS OPPORTUNITY TO THANK
- my many customers for their liberal patron
during the fourteen years which have been in
business on the corner l4th and New York ave. The
Old stand VIII be vacated on FRIDAY NEXT the 2lst
day IF ebruary. and entire force will be consoli-
dated III the elegant new Palace Market, 1927 Con-
nectlcut ave We respectfully request that any
customers living at an incOuyenient distance from
this establishment conteln plating change Will please
consult us before doing We invite all inspect
this MODERN establishments il being the only building
in Washington erected exclusively for private
Telephone, 43o,
nS-4: FRANK ]. TIBBETS.
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NOMINATIONS TODAY.
Supervisors OF the Census-Land OH
cers-Judicial Appointments, Etc.

The President today sent to the Senate the
following nominations:
Louis E. Pond, pension agent at Milwaukee.
Fred Babcock, receiver OF public moneys at
Des Moines, Iowa.
Registers of land ofices-Albert T. Dixon at
Susanville, CAL; Edwin g. Waite, San Fran
cisco; John w. Lewis, The Dalles, Oreg. Cash
NJ. Day, Lewiston, Idaho; Winfield 8. Cobeau,
Roswell. NM; Alfred NJ. Strong, Spokane
Falls, Wash; John C. Martin, Prescott, Ariz. 4;
Webster L. Stabler. agent at the Yakima In
dian agency, Wash.
Alfred d. Thomas, United States district
Judge, district Of North Dakota.
Supervisors of census: New York-Robert B.
Sedgwick, second district Joseph Schnell
ninth district. Georgia-Wm. F. Bowers, Sec
ond district. LOuisiana-Geo. Baldey, first
district. Texas-Edward T. Terrell eighth
district. Illinois-Oscar F. Avery, fourteenth
district. Wisconsln-James l.. Linderman
fifth district Oregon-John Kelly, first dis
trict Oklahoma Qndian nTerritory)-Hsrry P.
Clark
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LAST SEEN SEEKING PASSAGE TO CHINA.
A detective last night left Washington with
Miss Thiebault, Silcott's companion in bis
flight from this city, and will keep close to her
in hopes of coming up with Silcott in that way.
Sergeant-at-Arms Leedom was informed that
Miss Thiebault was to visit Washington yester-
day and knew of her arrival. He consulted
with the District attorney to see if she could be
detained, and found that there was nothing to
hold her on.
Mr.. Leedom got letter from United States
detective at Victoria yesterday stating that he
had seen Silcott there on the 18th of january,
and that he thought he had seen him the night
before the letter was written The detective knew
Slicott the first time he saw him. but was not
so certain of the identity of the man he saw at
the latter date. He thought it was Silcott and
that he had changed his appearance. The let
ter states that when Silcott was there on the
18th Of January he was seeking passage to
China.
Arrangements were made today for the con-
sideration OF the Silcott defalcation case in the
Court OF Claims on March 4.
THE BANK OFFICIALS WOULD NOT TELL.
It was stated today that one purpose of
Herminie Theibault's visit to Washingt tom yester-
day was to draw sum of money she had on
deposit at the National savings bank. STAR
reporter called at the National savings bank
this afternoon and asked the paying teller
whether Herminie Thiebault had called there
yesterday for the purpose Of drawing out
money that she had deposited there. The pay
ing teller said that the officials of the bank had
been instructed to answer no questions and he
would say nothing on the matter.
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French or Not.

OTTAWA, ONT, Feb. 19.-The house last night
divided onB nBeausoliefs amendment which practi-
cally declared for the inviolability Of the right
of French to rank as the official language in the
northwest. 1t was lost by q vote of 6S 10 liz.
Then Sir John Thompson proposed - . scompro-
northwest assembly have the right TO decide
the question.
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Beat Him to Death.

NASHVILLE, KY, Feb. 1s.-About o'clock
yesterday morning brutal murder was COM
mitted at Brashears' station on the Chesapeake
and Ohio railroad, four miles below here. Thos.
A. Brashears, owner of tobacco ware house
at that place, was beaten to death by Gus Sui
hvan and his son Sam, aged nineteen They
used shovel and a club. They are neighbors
and had grudge against Brashears because he
had been instrumental in building q turnpike,
which took portion OF their property. The
Sulliyans surrendered to the sheriff
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Mai. Blood Set Free.

The charge Of embezzlement against Maj. I
N. Blood, which was preferred against him by
John Kilroy, as published inlyesterday's srAs,
was nolle pressed by Mr.. Armes in the Police
Court today and Maj. Blood was released from
confinement In the old case on which the
major was arrested some months ago, referred
to In TIE STAB, the proceedings against Maj.
Blood were dropped in the Criminal Court
Maj. Blood says that instead Of embexxling
Kilroy's money he was taking good oars Of it
Tor him,
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Cincinnati Brewerfes,

CINCINNATI, Feb. ia morning paper states
that today the Jung and Crescent breweries Of
this city will pass into the hands Of an English
syndicate and be known as the Cincinnati
breweries, limited. The owners Of the brewer
les receive cash for their property.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-02-19

The FLORIDA AAssAssINATIoN.-Atth the cabinet
meeting yesterday the report of Marshal Mi
zell on the killing in Florida of Deputy Marshal
Saunders was read by Attorney General Miller
and the subject was discussed
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-02-19

NAVAL ORDERs.-Lieuts. G. A. Merriam and
H. o. Rittenhouse have been ordered to duty
at the naval academy. Paymaster James A.
King has been ordered to temporary duty as
assistant to the general store keeper at the
navy yard. Norfolk Va
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-02-19
A Kidnapped Collegian.

ITHACA, N. Y, Feb. 1s-The president q
Cornelrs freshman class was kidnapped by 9
party of sophomores last evening and his pres
ent whereabouts have not been discovered BY
his classmatea
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Stftchers' Strike.

NATIcK, MASS, Feb 19.-All the stitchers in
the II. H. Browns factory struck yesterday,
owing to the discharge of one of their number,
who was absent from the factory for two days
because of sickness.
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Tenants to be Eyicted.

DUBLIN, Feb. l9.-0ne hundred and twenty
tenants on the Ponsonby estate in Ireland win
be summoned tomorrow to surrender possession
Of their holdings.
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All Right.

| SEArrIl, VASE, Feb. ls.-The steamer City
Of Kingston, supposed to have been lost during
her trip from New York arrived yesterday after
! an uneyentful trip Of ninety-tNo daya
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-02-19

Pension OFFICE CHANaEs.-Pension Com
missioner Raum has removed c. L. Poindexter
OF Illinois, a clerk, and DIR. 8. H. Bundey of
Illinois, special examiner. and reinstated
Alex. G. Banks of Kansas, Thomas. ]. Trescott
Of Indiana and U. 8. Litzenburg Of Pennsyl-
vania.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-02-19

PkRsoSAL.-Mr. Jesse Seligman the head of
the New York banking house, the Rt Rev. Mr.
Lewes, bishop Of Ontario, Mr.. A. Vanderbilt Of
New York, and A. H. Halberstadt of Pottsville,
Pa, Claus Spreckles, the sugar king, and L. H.
Goff OF Pawtucket, RI, are at the Arno.-W.
n. Graves of ST. Louis, president of the Hy-
draulic brick company that is putting in a
large plant at Georgetown; J. E. Tinsiey Of
Richmond, prominent government contractor
and builder, and Mr.. Peter Mcmahon of the
Baltimore police force, on his wedding tour,
are at the Johnson.-W. Z. Dargie of Oak
land, Cal, and II. s. Beattie and Charles w.
Dayton of New York are at Chamberlin's.-
T. b. Casey, prominent Minneapolis banker
and brother Of Senator Casey from North
Dakota, is at the Arlington.--Mr. Enoch 8.
Fowler, after visit Of seven weeks to his
home, 1877 29th street, West Washington, left
on Monday afternoon for Chicago, en- route for
Port Townsend, Washington. Coke
and A. A. Allen of Philadelphia, s. Kahn Of
Memphis, d. H. Sherman, II. Nelson and Jos.
X. Guernsey Of New York are at the Nor
mandie.--Thos. II. Bailey and J. H. Sanborn
Of Haverhill, Mass, J. w. Adams Of Boston, II.
of Freeport, LII, are at the St James.-
John Bohemia Of Dover, Nj, ]. V. II. Miller
of Poughkeepsie, James X. Ring, U.S.N., NJ. d.
Woodruff Of Cincinnati, JAS. Donaldson Of New
York and A. J. Baker OF Indianapolis are at the
Ebbitt-Dr. II. L.West Of Atlanta and w. NJ.
Black of Jacksonville, Fla, are at Worm
ley's.-G. G. Baker Of Cleveland, NY, J. N.
McMabon of Boston, John Dell Of St Louis, s.
A. Terrell Of Bradford, Pa, Victor Spert Of
huntington, Pa, J. bunker of Jacksonville,
Fla, and q. Gates of New York are at the
Riggs.-John w. Bailey Of Albany, E. A.
Duncan and Geo. A. Howe Of Pittsburg, E.
Bartlett of New York and d. Egan Of Sharon,
Pa, are at the Arlington. G. Fuller,
president of the Gettysburg aud Harrisburg
railroad company, is at the Ebbitt House.-
o. l.. Goddng OF Exeter, NH, b. Cobientz of
Mexico, Ralph W. Ellis of Springfield, Mass,
o. J. Kron OF San Francisco, J. L. Caldwell Of
Lincoln, Robert Effey Of Janta Cruz, Cal, Rt
Rev. L. &. Mcmahon of Hartford and +. II.
Shepard of Boston are at tWillards-Joseph
Davis OF Raleigh, NC, Arthur F. Seiden Of
New York, II. s. Taylor of Richmond, and VIM.
F. Wells Of Orange, NJ, are at the Metropoli-
tan.-A @. Burnham Of Champaign, ILL.,, w.
3. Clarke of Chambersbur9, Pa. and E. W..
Hovey Of Charlotte, NC, are at the National
The Institute OF Mining Engineera
The members Of the institute Of mining en-
gineers today went to Mount Vernon. Il ID
intended to hold session and read number
of papers on the steamer on the way back. Al
the opening session in the national museum
last evening Gen. Rosecrsns and Prof Langley
made addresses OF welcome. Addresses were
made by Maj. Powell of the geological survey and
President Pierce Of the institute Of mining en-
gineers. A biographical notice OF the late
Charles A. Ashburner by Prof. J. p. Lesley
/ and one Of the late Franklin B. 0owan BY
Ackley B. Coke were read by d.. Raymond,
| secretary Of the institute.
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PENSIONS FOR DISTRICT PEoPLE.-Pensions
have been granted to residents of the District
of Columbia as follows: Increase, Lester Nell
SOM widows, &C., minor of Richard K Dim
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A Tame AIfbi

KALAMAZOO, MIcH., Feb. l9-The slibi which
A. A. Fosdyck, accused Of assassinating his
brother, DIR. Fosdyck, has attempted 10 prove
II found BY the sheriff to be very tame.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-02-19

PARpoSEp BIZ TIE PREsIDKNT.-The President
has granted pardon in the case of Angus
Brabham and Beauregard Brabham, convicted
at Charleston, SC, Of retailing liquor without
having paid the special tax.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-02-19

REsIGNED.-Mr. Francis g. Perry, who has
been acting as one OF the secretaries of the
international American conference, has ten
dered his resignation and will return to New
York
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-02-19
YOU GUESS IT!

K~cAN YOU GUESS TT
Guess the number of Bromodine
Headache Powders in the glass
globe in the window of Williams
Co.'s Temple Drug Store and
win one of the three money
prizes. All druggists in the city
sell 'Bromodine" and recommend
it-texcePta very few who put up
aheadsche cure and endeavor to
palm it of as being Just as good as
"Bromodine," but it isn'tl. Have
no other, as it will effect euro
every time. 2oc. for q box Of
SIX doses.
1S-2t COLUMBIA DRUG co.
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The Legislature is Almost IMAM
imous For The Fair Bill.
DEMPSEY KNOCKS MCCARTHY OUT.
Col. Villas Expresses His Con-
fidence in Tariff Reform.
DEATH OF THE HON. JOSEPH eiccAR.
ONLY ONE VOTE.
The Worlds Fair Bill Goes Kiting
Through the New York Assembly.

ALBANY, N. Y, Feb. 19.-The report Of tn
conference committee On the worlds fair bi
was adopted in the assembly this morning by
vote of 119 to /.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-02-19

AMONG THE PREsIDENT's CALLERS today were
Senators Colquitt, Paddock, Pierce and Plumb
and Representatives Turner, Hopkins, Sayers
and Hansbrough.
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Washington News and Gossip.
Index to Advertise meuta

AMrsEMFNTs .-..... .....................-p.ss 8
AIIOtN .
AUCTION SALES. Page
BICiCLEs
BOOKS AND sTATIONERY............... Pave
BUSINESS CHANCES. Pare 8
CITY Pare
COUNTRY REAL ESTATE. TE.....................Ps~s 2
III
EDoCAIIoNAL..."... -. Page
FAMILY SUPPLIEs.............. Pare z
,
FUR RENT HALLs) Page
FOR RENT QRooxs, ..... ....................P Pare
M - nENI 'orABLEsl...
FOR RENT CHoUsEs, s,........................Pa Page 2
FOR RENT (OFFICEs). Page
FOR RENT (MIscELLANEoUs)........ Page 2
foH SALE Page
rol SALE u1ors).... .Pa9e 8
FoK SAILS lMIscELrASEoUs).. Page
GENTLEMENS GOODS. ..................."..Pags
i-Lo. rage
HOUSEFURNISHINGS. .....................Pass z
LADIES' GOODS. Pare
Lei ohES
LOCAL MENTION. Pare 8
LOST AND FOUND. Page 2
.'.'..'' D
MEDICAL Page
MONEY TO LOAN Psae 2
NOTARIES PUBLIC Pare 7
OCEAN STEAMERS. .................. Pave z
POTOMAC RIVER BoATs...... 2
PIANOS AND ORGANS. psee 2
Pave
iAN cno. f190
.....Pa80
Page
SPECIAL NOTICES. Pave
sOBlIhBAN PROPERTY............... Page 2
Sum MEX Page
WANTED tHELrJ.................... .Psse 9
WANTED Page 2
WANTED Page
MANIED tsrruArIoNsl l.......................Pxg Page
lLOArscELLANkous). Pave 9
MANAEo thooMs) Page z
WINTER RESORTS. Page
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Albany, NY, Feb. l9-In the senate the
assembly's action on the worlds fair bill was
concurred in and the bill passed.
GOV. HILL WILL SIGN IT.
Special Dispatch to The EVENING STAR
ALBANY, Feb. 19.-The two houses having
passed the worlds fair bill an extra force of
clerks are busy engrossing it and the governor
will sign the bill before sundown.
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THE SEARCH FOR SILCOTT.
The Female Companion of His Flight
Visits Washington.

THERE BEING NO CHARGE AGAINST HER SHE COULD
NOT BE DETAINED, BUT A DETECTIVE HAS GONE
WITH HER, HOPING TO FIND THE DEFAULTER-
LAST SEEN SEEKING PASSAGE TO CHINA.
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OFFENDING EXTENSIVE IMPROVE
~ unents am At great s.isaiy an ta2e in show
ing my stock, and will deem IL favor IL intending
purchasers will defer their orders part
Of next week, when shall be ressy with spring
stock and comparatively q and larger store. G,
WAkfIELD SIMPSON. Expert in Trousers, cor 9th
ana N sta NV. fiji
&2MAJ. GEORGE A. ARMIES HAS ESTAB-
49, hshed new office at 1405 ST. NV. and is
prepared 10 siye some excellent bargains those who
Apply Tor real estate the Of the
city and also offers several elegant residenses r or
unfur. IN select locations IN the city limits at extra
osrsAhs fo-lm
~NoTICE-I TAKE PLEASURE IN IN
- forming my friends and the public that
vi. VII oven MARCH i. lSeO ~ my new store, l4O6
lTth street northwest, full line Paiuts OIL 6lasH
Artist Materials where all orders will receive my per
sonal aud careful aSten ention.
e62Oss 0AiUsHA A RIo6IEa
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THE EVENING STAR
PUBLISHED DAILY. Except Sunday,
AT THE STAR BUILDINGS.
Northwest Corner Pennsylvania Ave- and 1lth St. by
The Evening Star Newspaper Company,
sH KAUFFMANN, PreIL

rHr FvrSISG STAR IL served to subscribers In ths
city by their account at 10 cents per
week. or 44c. Ier month. Copies at the counter.
cents earl- By nIail-IOstzse prepaid-5O cepts .
month one year So six months. 81
IEntered at the Post 0fiice at Washington. d. c. -
oecond-class mail matterl
TIE WEEKLY SrAR-published on Fr1day-el .
pear. postage prepaid. Six months. so cents
IAN mail subscriptions must be paid In advance;
I'd paper sent longer than is paid for.
Rates Of advertising made known on application
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GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS ToDAY.-Internal
revenue, S374, ,I41; customs. s9l0,207.