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SILK MoHArR BRrILrAsrrsrs.

Beautiful Spring Dress Goods immense assortment Of
TURKEY kED TABLE DAMASK. The very bea. 90,
quality reduced. cash price :S.c.
BLACK SURAH SILKS Soc, &c .7.jc,
IUNsDAl.E CAMBRIA, very hnest quality IN
LADIES' CLOTH DRESSGOODS. Vide donhle fo,d
all pure hne wool. all colorZ zoe A''e Ao'u'
GHi !S ae SIi,kS tN Ii slLLks, s5.fe soc.
new spring shades. WIDE aonbie width. hne quality
Why IksT QUALITY FRUIT OF THE LOOM
BLACK aILk MUhAIh BRILLIANTINEs fine
99alitv, wide double fold special bargains, 25c..
CARRIERS Cash Store
I'll MARKET SPACE, NEAR 7TH ST
snd hall wiae al pure is wool; the very Oesi S5c
SUPERIOR QUALITY BLACK FRENCH SILKS.
sHEETING COTTON immensedouile xiStsi az.
sIIK WANTS, SILK RLusHEs, Soc. zoe. IL.
SILK MOHAIR BRlLLIAkT1NEs. All new snrin~
ehsdes nearly yard and quarter wide; the very nesr
BALBkIGSAN ENaLlsa STOCKINGS. the very
LADIES CI3fH Dress Goods, yard and hal,
Ss s $3.50
Sraii R gRe Eo The 4M9ggr or
SAAoAos<s SS&sAN@& ms
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A Memorial at ST NarL,s

The choristers of st. Marks Church have
presented to the parish an elegant brass altar
desk, service book and pair of brass altar
vases as a memorial to the late Mrs. Josiah
shaw, who died last January. Mrs. Shaw was
largely instrumental in forming the vested
choir some six years ago, and her influence
over the boys was such that she was called the
mother of the choir
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Order of the Golden Cross.

HalcyOn Commandery, No. 12s, last Friday
evening installed James s. Sharpe as treasurer,
and under the head Of good of the order a reci-
tation was given by little Annie Adkins, and
Milton L. Adkins read an original poem ded-
icated to East Tennessee, the original home of
the order. Mr. Loveless rendered a couple of
songs and short talks were made by other men,
beers of the order
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CITY AND DISTRICT.
ADJUSTMENTS TONIGHT.

AIBAUGHs.-"Capt. Swift"
SATIoSAL.-Rose Coghlan.
HARRIS BIIoC.-''Lost in New York
KERYAx's.-Forresters Extravaganza and
Burlesque.
GLOBE THEtTER.
NrsIC HALI---Iale Giee Club.
EEssESDEv Halls. Luke's Fair.
W. J.. |. ARMoRY.-Lincoln Post Fair.
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TIE BAY STATE LAWN MOWERS, the best and
cheapest IN the market We are the sole agents
for the District. S425 each, fully warranted.
Garden tools of every description. Steel rakes
and hoes at 25c. each; sroweis at I0c. each; 20
feet garden hose. complete with patent nozzle
and couplings, for -.
LAWN TENNIS CLUBS will please take notice
that we are in receipt OF a large stock of 6-foot
netting suitable for tennis courts at very
low prices When in need give US a call.
CHAs. L. CARTER d Co..
6O6 Penna. ave. NV
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Recent Investigations of
Baking Powders.

(U S. Gov~nme1f Report Bulletin No. 49, page 56t)
1.-Two important studies of the composition and
character OF baking powders have been made recently
under the direction of the Ohio Dairy and Food Commits
son 1.-The other by the Dairy Commissioner Of the State
OF New Jersey" regret" the chief Chemist adds in
foot-note THAT it 1.-THE Canadian Government Report
appeared too late to allow of the incorporation into the
present publication Of any Of the results and conclusions
contained in it Work done in this way which has the
authority and weight of official sanction is most valuable
and have drawn largely upon the reports above men.
toned"
Then follow liberal from the official reports of
Ohio and New Jersey and the investigations of the Gov
eminent Chemist the whole presenting unbiased and
instructive resume of the present knowledge of baking
powders. AS baking powder company is boldly adver
Using that this official report shows its powder highest in
quality and the leading baking powder of the world is
simple justice to give the facts The following per-
centages of cabonc acid leaveng power taken
from these official reports in the order of publication
Ohio Food Commission eoonisn nnuoria.
wJereyD yComr
Govt Report.
C.s.'oVernnen Report lsis ls7l =
Average: Clevelands, Iz.S7; Next Highest, 1890.
These official investigations thus prove concusively
that "Clevelands Superior is the highest in leavenng
power OF all the pure of tartar baking powders
strength avoided
dangerous
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SAVED FROM Destruction!
The printing Office of Messrs. 5. Graham Il
Son. New Orleans, La. was recently saved from
Q disastrous fire by the timely use Of two HAIR
den hand grepades.
Jas. L. BARBOUR 4 Son. Wholesale Agents.
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An Officer Court Martiaied for Being
Drunk at Another Court Martial.

At Fort Yates. Nd, the court-martial of
Capt Edmund G. Fechet, troop Il, eighth cav
airy, Is i'll session. The charge is that of
drunkenness while presiding over a court-mar-
tial. The specification sets up that he was
drunk and the court was compelled to adjourn
to permit him to sober up. Judge Advocate
General Groesbeck conducted the prosecution
and Lieut.. Crowder, who acted in the same ca
pacity Mt the Steele court-martiaI at Chicago.
appeared for the defense. Fechet pleaded not
guilty. Three witnesses, I.ieuts Brooks. Alb
bolt and Aver, were examined during Saturday
and the testimony will be confined to the old
court-martiaL Several privates who saw
Fechet that day could give testimony, but will
be excluded. Lieut. Crowder tried to exclude
all testimony oD the ground that to reveal any
OF the sitting would be to violate the oath
taken at the time. His plea was overruled.
The witnesses testified very guardedly and
made their statements as mildly as possible.
Lieut.. Abbott said he moved to adjourn the
court because it was his opinion that Capt.
Fechet was suffering from the effects of a long
spree. Lieut.. Brooks thought Fechet was
neither drunk nor sober, but Just between the
two. Lieut.. Aver testified much the same,
None of the Witnesses were willing to swear
positively that Fochet was drunk and he may
be acquitted on technica!ty. All the wit
nesses are Eechet's subaiterns
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LOCAL MENTION.
The Weather.

YrrrcSsT TILL sIGHT An. TUESDAY.
For the District of Columbia. MARYLAND
and Virginia, fair; preceded by light showers in
Maryland; slightly warmer; southwesterly
xinis
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BEAUTIFUL SPRINs DRESS GooDs. one yard
WIDE, 2oc. and Csc; Chambra. s in plain colors
aud stripes, 7l4c.. regular price 1215c
JOHNSON, GARNER 4 Co.,
CSC Penn ave- NV
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Eloped With a School Girl.

DIR. L. NJ. Sheehan aad Miss Lulu Terhune
aged sixteen, eloped from Green Bush. n. Y,
on Thursday. Miss Terhune's parents are
wealthy and the matter caused sensation. A
detective found the couple at Saratoga Satur-
day, oat the doctor was able to prove by a
marriage certihcate that they had been welded
on Thursday by priest at Schuyleryille' Miss
Lulu had started from home for school es
usual and had met the doctor and driven with
him to the rectory The young brides parents
have become reconciled and all is we'll
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CITY ITEMS.

Pure Rye Whisky. years old, CSC. qt
Best Process Flour. 7. Barrel, Sl50
Best Edam Cheese. 90c
) Cans Best Corn. 25c. 8 Tomatoes, &c
GRADUATED Sugar, 61ac. pound.
1t p. r. WILSON. 934 eth ST. NV
Pat. Novelty Folding Coin Purse, no
metal parts the most popular and sensible
purse made.
ap7-eod6t ToPHAMs 1891 Pa. ave. NV.
Over 10, 900 Fine Hats, half usual prices.
American Hat Coz Spring STYLES Fine Derbies
IN large, small and Dunlap shapes. SOC. to 81 50
Best Hat made 81. 209 Pa. ave-, opp. Botanical
Gardens. Plain figures. One price.
a2-w,f, s&mSt|
Steamer Trunks, our own make, cloth
lined throughout. % in. to 40 ill.,, from 81 to
Sl2. No charge for strap.
ap4-l2t ToPRAM, 1881 Penn. ave. NV.
C. F. Brewer & Co., Lexington, Ky, state
that The Harden Hand Grenade has saved
our furniture factory three times from burning
up" JAMES l.. BARBOUR d Son, Wholesale
asen's. ap3
The Detroit journal, Mich. writes: I'VE
can testify to the virtue of the Harden Hand
Grenade, as with four We put out fire that
had almost got beyond our control" JAS l..
BARBOUR SoN, Wholesale Agents. apps
Headache, Neuralgia. Dizziness, Nervous
Nervine. Samples free at
EDWARD p. MERITS, 1Ol4 F st.
Buy a Machine with a Reputation!
Examine our New High Arm No. and notice
how its rotary motion. silent and positive. con-
trasts with the rasplng. heavy, uncertain action
of shuttle machines. Office. 437 9th NV.
m22-3m WHEELER WuSQS MFa 70
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Tue LATEST STILES of suitings and trouser-
ings can be found IN our tailoring department.
Suits to order from S20 up. Trousers to order
from IS up. EIsEMAN Bros, 9Th and E.
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The Delaware. Lackawanna and Western
railroad has finally settled the tax disputes with
the state OF New jersey.
W. 5. Darling, the missing partner in the
firm OF John +. Plummer q Co., New York. il
believed to be in Canada. He handled the
books and cash of the concern.
The Thurlow 6-inch cast steel gun was suc-
near Annapolis, Nd.
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The Mystic Lights Reiirbted.

Last Thursday night the seven mystic lights
In the cathedral Of the Scottish Rite, on street
were eItinguished. The ceremony OF relieht-
ing the mystic lights is one Of the most i'm
pressive in all Masonry, and this event took
place at Scottish Rite Hall yesterday afternoon
al O'Clock IN the presence of a distinguished
gathering OF Masons. numbering upward Of two
hundred all OF HON are above the 18th degree
BESIDES the Mssons OF this community there
we're present number from other jnrisdic-
lions including Senators Teller and Doph
Representatives loder. Hatch and Stewart ali
OF whom are of the SD degree and Represent
awe McRae. OF the lS;h. The cathedral was
ar.led IN red and appropriate music was rem
asrsd by choir OF twenty male voices. led by
M EDWIN ;. Holmes aud accompanied by
hr. Mnl- l. Middleton Oh the organ. The GER
suhopisi OF the hgbts was conducted BY the fol-
lowing onlcers of the chapter: George L. Cor
son, u, vice master of the chapter; William
w. hoome, 30. senior warden: James I.ans-
eargh. 81 junior warden; Alex. Ii. Holt. $40
secretary Thomas someryilie. So, treasurer.
RAcEs ToxoRsow.-The Pennsylyanis rail
road announces that the same Arrangements a.
heretofore VIII continue for the races ~ Rem
nings tomorrow. Ronnd-trip rate. Including
admission to the grand stand and pooI lawn
t1.26. Special trains will leave Washington at
2:oe, l:30, 200 and $50 pm.
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FoB The LATEST STYLES. best qualities and
loves; prices in mems. youths, boys and chill
dren's clothing go to EIsENAS Bros, 9TH and f.
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EMBROIDERIES.

EMBROIDERIES
Fine Cambria and Nainsook EdginEs and Inser.nys
DC TO 40c. Ditto 27inch for Chdren's Dresses 5Oc.
to e.. 45-inch founcings in Hemstitched, Tucked
Plated aud Nandykes Soc TO a. Complete lines OF
Sainsuok and Swiss Match Sets in yandyke, Tucks
and Hemstitch New designs in Irish Point Edgings
Skin tinRs and Flouncings, in Vankyke and Hesttch
Also u full line OF the drawn work Embroidery,
30 aud 45-inch with narrow to match.
CHANTILLY FLoUNCES
We call special attention to the reductions made in
these goods: 45-inch Flouncings. $40. reduced
from $225; Sl.1J from s2.J0 81 from So; 81 50
from 81. 80; $3.50 from $500: $40 from ST.
| 65-inch ditto. s1G5 from So 80.
DRAPERY NETS
We have just received another shipment Of these
most desirable goods i'll all ths newest designs Of
stripes and figures 4S-inch wide from y to a. 60
4s-Inch la Tosca Nets. figured aud striped % and
SI.JO.
PARASoLs
In this department we are daily receiving new and
choice goods IL ColOred China Silk, Plain and Fancy
Striped surahs Brocades &c. selected from the best
manufacturers. Mourning Psrasols and Carriage
Shades II great variety.
GLOVES
We are Offering Real Kid Glove for 81. in Black,
Light and DARK Tsns &c. The best in the trade Regu
larry sold for i l.;.5. livery pair warranted
HANDKERCHIEFs.
We have Just opened special lot for Easter in Fancy
Printed Corded Revere aud Tucked Borders At l2Isc
Another lot kichly Embroidered, with Fancy Hem
stitched Block Deslgus, .,5c.
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IrcHrxe Aeox1Es

VI the skin and scalp from infancy to age instant
ly relieved by CUTICURA REMEDIES the only posi-
tive cure for asonizng itching, burning bleeding and
scay diseases of the skim scalp and blood with loss Of
hair. from piuples TO scrofua, except possibly ich-
thyosis. This is than be truthfuly said Of
any other remedy. IL
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PARASOLS.
GLOVES,

Dun CKEDrr PLAN.
FURNITURE. CARPETS. MATrINGs, OIL
CLOTHS. RUGS. BABY CARRIAGES. REFRIa-
ORATORS. STOVES and HOUSE FURNISHING
GOODS IN GENERAL. Low FOR CASH OR ON
EASY WEEKLY OR MONTHLY PAYMENTa
Poplar Bed hoom Suites from sl5up
Oak Bed Room Suites from S25 up.
Walnut Bed Room Suites from $40 up
fSrior Suites in Hair Cloth OF Plush, s35 up
Ingram Carpet from 25c. per yard up
Brussels Carpet from Toe per yard up.
Oh Cloths from .oc per yard up.
GPER CENT DISCOUNT FOR CASH.
Al Carpets sewed and Laid Free Of Charge. We
guarantee the customer against any loss in matching
as charge only the number OF yards neces-
sAry 10 cover the floor.
twill Fay you TO call on US before purchasing else
where. ~ you will find our Prices Lower and Terms
CASH DISCOUNT ALLOWED on ALL BILLS
SETTLED IN THIRTY DAYS
p oRoGAN
7S9snd TAI s.uhnw
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"saNtIAlED SUGAR. o g. N.A.Fooie' 944 Law.
GiRoCERs. ATTENTION, Buy your teas coffees
and spices Of JOHNSTON Bros. Co., the whole
sale dealers.
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THIS - THE SEASON
When YOU need lightweight overcoat In
spect our stock. We have them from 80 DIP.
EIsEMAN Bros. 9TH and r.
Manufacturing Clo:hiers and Taiiors
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Hung to "a Willow Tree.

The dead body of an unknown man was
found yesterday hanging in willow tree on
the river bank four miles above Louisville. 1t
was about two feet above the water. There
was nothing whatever 10 identify il. The
clothing was OF good quality. The finders were
two boys. They reported at once in the city
aud the body WAS brought in. An inquest will
be held today. Indications are that it is a
suicide.
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SPRING LAMB.
Tor spring lamb and Washington dressed
beef go 10 j. l.. KELLY. 9th ST. wing. Center
market. and y. L. market. 18th and X SITS.
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PERSONS seeking suburban homes should con-
suit the bulletin of John L. Febrey 4 Co. in
Country Real Estate"
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GsaNULAIED SUGAR. o. &c. y.

1isIT the Empire Carpet Cleaning Works,
q; l-eS5 Mass. ave. NV. Telephone 1862.
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CAPITOL GLEANINGS.
Combinations by the Senate - Tariff
Notes, Etc.


The Senate in secret session has confirmed
the nomination OF g. B. Patterson. attorney for
southern district OF Florida; John c. Mitchell.
pension agent at Columbus, Ohio; Edward H.
Harvey, pension agent at Detroit; C. d. Clark,
associate justice Of the territory Of Wyoming;
Charles F. Kelsey. Indian agent at the Green
Bay agency. Wisconsin.
TO INCREASE THE DUTY ON COTTON GOODS.
The republican members of the ways and
means committee have decided to further in
crease the duty on the higher grades of cotton
goods. The new schedule provides that cotton
hosiery worth more than % and not more than
"a per dozen pairs shall pay specific duty per
dozen of Is cents and 40 per cent ad valorem
additional; hosiery worth more than "a per
dozen pairs. 81 and 40 per cent ad valorem.
SHIRTS and drawers valued at more than 81. so
and not more than 80. so per dozen are made to
pay duty of 81 per dozen and 80 per cent ad
valorcm additional; worth more than 50 and
not more than IS. Sl.25 and 40 per cent ad va
loren: worth more than IS and not more than
=. *l.75 and 40 per cent: worth more than
~, duty Of S2.25 and 40 per cent.
FOR FREE HIDES.
A committee representing the shoe and
leather manufacturers of the country appeared
before the waysand means committee Saturday
and asked that the committee strike from the
republican tariff bill the schedule placing hides
upon the dutiable list.
AGAINST EXPLOITATION OF INTOXICATING LIQUORS
Mrs. Franklin W. Fisk and Mrs Moses Smith,
both of Chicago, representing foreign mission
AIRY societies of thirteen western states, ap-
peared before the House committee on alco-
holic liquor traffic Saturday to urge some
legislation, if possible, to prohibit the exporta-
ton OF intoxicating liquors to uneivilized coun-
tries
Representative McMillin one of the democratic
members OF the ways and means committee. is
quoted as saying that he does not believe that
there will be any tariff legislation during the
present session Of Congress.
A House Within House.
Brewer Franz Kastner is going to build a
colossal ten-story apartment house on South
Orange avenue, Newark, NJ. In order to con-
struct 1t he bought a number Of small houses
that occupied the land. He tore them all down,
except one leased by Frederick Theurer.
Theurer refused to move until his lease ex-
pired, year hence. so the brewer is preparing
to build his house over the small one for a
height OF ten stories, with the smaller house
entirely enveloped like a nut in its shell.
There will be n small passage-way in front,
by which Theurer and his family can reach the
street Theurer doesn't mind i'll the least; in
fact ne is delighted. for he keeps saloon in
the house and says he will make lots of money
selling beer to the workmen. and that when
the fiat is finished next November his saloon
will be veritabIe hole" in the wall
Brice P. Welling, the owner of big cream
cries in Amity, NY, and Hamburg, Decker
town and Monroe Corners, NJ, has made an
assignment.
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PHYSICIANS assert that Blookers Dutch ia the
fret really pure cocoa in market and the best. =
Adrt
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ELECTRIC Gas LIGHTING. J.H. Kuehling.
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JAS. L. BARBOUR Soy, Wholesale Agents.
BURGLAR ALARMS, electric vanes, &C., 1906
Peuna ave
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SAVED FROM DESTRUCTION,

LIeHrSISo RODS, electric work. j. H..
KuabIipo
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BARGAINS FOR THIS WEEK.
P Reg Special rics
International nnshgn SCI Series foundations from
y Wav,ni. lilustrsti3is published by
Alphonss iaade,s E %oTf: il;iraied b; ''e ''e
MSrbassh R E R"ss and other artists pub
T Fhe same Hn, be bound N PAPER 90 9se.
All copyright paper; bound books. such as
s2Ynpls.e line q BIBLES, Prayer and Hynnais.
Booklets, &C., at reduced prices
ENGRAVING DEPARTMENT
Engraved Plate and Fifty Cards...............s4c
E.timstes furn he'd on ali kind: Of Invitations W Nd:
ding and Reception Engraving. FiEstc.ass work guar
anteed at lowest possible prices
STATIONERY DEPARTMENT.
Our Stationery Department is the largest and most
As Special Bargains for this week offer the follow
Paper by the Pound
Crown tesh"rn Bond Ib.
o".ni r,eai nfiSn ilH H. Id
Paper ami Envelopes by the Box
Iart5 St DC.
Sara;ova. for :15c
IIseWport ljc.
0vford incn i2c
Il
nh.u,is Linen lie.
g.u DSchslIfc Linon olc.
Afull line OF Writing Tablets. Ink, Muclage, Pens
Pencils &C. '
BAUM'S
BOOK AND STATIONERY DEPARTMENT.
f24-3m 4l6 9TH ST. NV
LILLY TIME, by Msude Humphrey
BLOSSOM TIME, by Mrs. Pauline SUMTER
Are the leading
EA TER CA RDS.
Ihave also beautiful line Of
CUT OUT FLOWER BOOKLETS,
ROBERT FARNHAM MILLER
n2-3m Bookseller 53s 9Th 81.
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SEE Libbey. Bittiuger & Miller's adj, LIST page.

TIE Buckeye Novelty Glass Company Ohio,
write; Your grenades have now three times
saved our factory from destruction. Ship at
10
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NEW NATIONAL THEATRE. SPECIAL.
FIRST ENGAGEMENT IN WASHINGTON
AuGUSTIN DALY'S COMPANY.
MR.. pALYs COMPANY
Will play their fourth enlargement in London this
year. opening 1t henry 1rying's I.yceum 1hegter
land Will make
A SPECIAL TOUR
in this country visiting only the cities of Washington
Philadephia, Chicago and Boston.
Their repertoire for the city OF Washington has
made especially TO enable the public of this city
ALL THE GREAT SUCCESSES
OF Days Theater New York. and will presen.
Mrs Gilbert, Isabel Irving.
nifty ohea'nAin' John Drew. May SSi''e'
frederick Bond, Burr Macintosh,
Charles Wheat!ey. Charles Leclercq.
In their most popular personatcps the order of per-
fornances tor the
ONE WEEK ONLY
They can play in Washington being:
inesdsy. April Tsrins the sirew
MedIesday Matinee; aiming the shrew
Thursday, April The Great Unknown
FRIDAY. April is You Iike =
saturday, April Double Bill
PRICEs-s2. 81 80. 81. zoe, SOC. and 25c
Every performance under the personal direction Of
Mr.. AUGUsTIN DAILY.
Private boxes for the Daily season will be placed on
sale Wednesday morning. Price teight performarces)
sale Of seats and single boxes will open Thursday,
April 10. ap7-6t
I INcoLN POST FAIR.
GRAND SUCCESS.
Many New Features for the Second Week.
New Attractions are Added Throughout
Crowds Throng the Art Gallery to see the
GREAT HISTORICAL PAINTINGS
By MRS. IMoGEN MoRsELL
Also the Life size Painting Of
LINCOLN
ByMAITHEws.
ap7-3t And Other Celebrated Artists
n RAND FAIR AND BAZAAR
For the Benent Of
ST. JosEPH's NEW CHURCH.
To be Held q,
NATIONAL RIFLES ARMoRY.
"a Between 9th and 10th streetsl
COMMENCING MONDAY. APRIL 3. AND TO CON-
T1suE FOR TEN NIGHTS
Prof. ponchs orchsstra viii furnish music every
night
M ARoUERITE sAxToN. ACTRESS, TEACHER
Il n. : . sp.n. iloS Ne. York ave- NV. sps.ss:
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SPEAKING Tues. Kuehling. 1906 Penna. ave
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The EoUITABLE's INCREASE IN BUSINESS
The officers of the Equitable Life Assurance
Society OF New York report that for the first
quarter Of the present year its new business
exceeds $50, 000OO0 This is at the rate OF two
hundred millions for the year. and is unex-
aInpled in the history Of liz. assnranna
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+. G. DAVIS,
s1S Market SPACE. corner 9Th st.
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TonAroEs, &c. can. \. A. Poole, s44 La. ave
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Pat. Novelty Folding Coin Purse, no
metal parts, the most popular and sensible
purse made.
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-04-07
The Printers and the Fig ht- hour Rules.

A special meeting of Columbia Typograph-
ical Union, No. lO1. was held yesterday after
noon at National Rifles hall to decide whether
or not the union should insist on the compost
tors in the government printing office ceasing
their daily toll when they had worked for eight
hours. There no debate and by large
majority the union decided to allow things to
remain just where they are and as they are,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-04-07

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