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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-03-20

The Graduation Exercises at Lincoln Music
Hall Last Might

Hall Last Night.
Lincoln Music Hall vas crowed to the doors
last night by the friends OF the students of the
National Medical College-the medical and
dental departments of Columbian University
II was the sixty-ninth annual commencement
of the college. and when the exercises had con-
cluded there were twenty-six new doctors in
Washington.
The stage was almost hidden behind a bull
wark Of beautiful flowers and graceful ferns
Here the graduating class of 81, together
with the undergraduates, sat. Above them,
swinging gracefully from the prosceuium arch,
hung the class badge--a floral skull and bones,
worked in white flowers, surmounting the fig
ures 81.
The Marine Band was there and entertained
the large audience with a number of popular
selections. Res. Georre W. Douglass pro-
nounced the benediction. President J. C..
Yelling, LID, conferred the degrees. DR..
VIM Lee OF the faculty delivered the address
TO the medica! graduates. 1t a master
effort and teemed with good advice to
the twenty-six graduates who were soon
to step from that stage to the
stage of life. DR.. X. b. Donaldson
delivered an address to the dental graduates.
DR.. Edtnuud Barry the valedictorian.
The graduates we're Edmund Barry Cornelius
b. Boyle. Charles 5. COwie, Charles NJ. De-
Samuel III. Knight, Frank Leech Oscar A. NJ
Nickname. John VI. Metzerott Of the District
OF Columbia, Alexander +. Berryhill of Illinois,
Rufus ID. Bose. John Il. Nichols OF New York,
Charles s. Davidson Of Tennessee, Vim. f.
Gatchell OF Ohio. Horatio q. Gibson, jr.. of
kentucky. VIM. ). Gibson, James \. Maioney.
Harry \. Pyles OF Mary land, Ieyer Herman of
Louisiana, Alexander Il. Mcdowell of Virginia
and John Il. W ellington Of Maine, in medicine
and Jonathan r. Hogan of Virginia and Ben
ja!nin +. Odsll of Illinois iii dentistry.
The first prize of so in gold for the best
average during the whole three years course
was captured by DIR. John L. Nichols. DIR. o.
\. ". -dckimInie second and DIR. J. II.
Wellington third. For second prize DIR. Henry
b. Hit stood second and Dr. c.. NJ Pettigrew
third The graduating class WIS distinguished
b. having III its ranks Miss Phebe II. Norris of
fennsylvania and Hiss Augusta VI. Pettigrew OF
Maine, both of whom now full-lledged doc
tors
The officers Of the graduating class are Otto
Voso, presidents Richard NJ. Geddings, vice
president; George A. II. Mills secretary, and
George $. Davidson, treasurer. Executive
cOmmittee-Erank Leech, chairman; John IL.
Wellington, Oscar A. VI. Mckimnie. Robert s.
Wagner and Philip Johnson. Reception COM
mlttee--iiichard NJ. Geddings. chairman: Eaton
N Mcneil, Deane c. Howard, L. W. Won
DOchcnhausen. William c. Mason, Willis
PomeToy, Thomas q. Ncome, Lincoln Johnson,
George A. II. Mills. Matthew OR. ! ovcalre \.
+. Balm, GustavIs L. Werber. Andrew j. Mel
son, T.. ". Brewer. William {. Brock William
r. henney. Irving W. Eaud, George III.
Townsend, MIS- Louisa VI. Blake Mrs. Josie &.
Parsons, Hamilton Demichs, John Ii. Rendlant
and Clarence q. Probert.
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Death of X. &. Eckloff.

Mr.. E. c. Ecklof, one of the best known cit
liens of the District, died this morning at 7:5O
at his residence, No. 429 1 street northwest,
aged sixty-njne years. The deceased was ma
tive of this city and of German descent, the
son Of the late Christian Eckloff, who, with his
twin brother Godfrey Ecklof, came to the Dis
trict in 1917. Learning the tailoring trade with
his father, at the death of the latter Mr. Eek
loft succeeded him in business and carried it OH
for long series Of years before the war. In
old times he was an active fireman for many
years, being secretary of the Franklin Fire
Company and secretary Of the board of fire
commissioners, under whom the steam fire de-
partment YVES established. He served in the
three months service in the metropolitan
Rifles. When the Alexandria railroad was in
the hands Of . receiver (Mr. Lewis Clephane
Mr.. Ecklod was the agent fov some years and
no also served as one Of the internal revenue
assessors for many years. When the Polict
Court was established he filed the position o.
marshal for several years. About three week
ago Mr.. Eckloff wss attached with paralysis
which terminated fatally this morning.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-03-20

The General Manager Authorized to Max
Contracts for Repairs.

Contracts for Repairs.
meeting of the trustees of the shareholders
of 1874 of the Chesapeake and Ohio canal was
held yesterday in Baltimore. The bids re-
ceived for repairing the canal were considered
and also other details relative to the restora-
ton and operation OF the canal The general
manager, Mr.. Henry c. Winship, was author
lied 10 make contracts with the various bid
dsrs. the work to be done by sections. The
trustees also adopted form of guarantee
which they will give TO the owners of boats 70
insure them an opportunity of earning with
their boats the amounts expended IL. putting
them IN repair The contracts will require
that the WORK be completed by Nav / OF that
part OF ;he canal between Wil,ianlspor. and
Cumberland On the rest o. the canal the
WORK il 10 be completed by May if possible
or - sSOl thereafter as can be- and not later
than three months from the date OF the con-
tract IN any case. The work will be in charge
OF Chief Ensinee- II. d. Nniicomb who has
been engaged ali the WRITER IN conducting the
necessary engineering work ant. making com
pisto specifications ami estimates. IL is ex-
peSted that l5G 5Octs VII. commence running
~ soon the email begins operations The
estimated cost of The work uude- the bids is
$50 zoe
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-03-20
Thrce Casualties.

Yesterday afternoon piece of scantling fell
on the head Of Moses Wilson, colored, a. work on
the Busch building, on sth and E street and made
bad cut. He was taken to the Emergency
Hospital and attended by DR.. Hall and was
sent to his home, 422 N street northwest.
John II. Burdette yesterday afternoon fell
from one of the Connecticut Pie Company's
wagons at 18th and Pennsylvania avenue and
was badly injured. He was attended at Krick'
drug store.
William Long. colored boy of fifteen years
(driyer Tor William Vaughn Of l21 Virgins
avenue), fell fror a wagon in krmory Square
and was severely injured. He was sent to thu
Washington Asylum Hospital for treatment.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-03-20

Mr.. Lawrence z. Kearney, a well-known
newspaper compositor OF this city, died last
evening at the residence OF his brother-in-law
George +. Maxwell, 1912 9Th street. Mr..
Kearney had been a suffeier from consumption
for some time past and in January. when his
life was about despaired Of. he began a course
OF treatment with koch's lymph. 1t did little
good, however, and a fortnight ago he left off
It's use. He was thirty -ive years old, and his
mother ard sister live here. The funeral will
be held Sunday.
Mr.. Kearney was one of the best newspaper
printers here, well rs in New York, having
been employed on the various newspapers OF
both cities.
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THE MARKET HOUSE FIRE.
Not Thought to Have Been the Work Of
InCendiary

Not Thought to Have Been the Work Of an
Incendiary.
At a few minutes to 1 O'CLOCK this morning
Private Waterman Tom Young. on duty on
Market space, noticed flame shoot up from
the balcony of the 9Th street wing Of the Wash
ington Market and, calling Officers Hartman
and Fallon, pulled in alarm. 1t was found
that ii large dry goods box filled with excelsior
near door leading to an armory contained the
fire and that it had caught to the door. which
had been burned through, and the fire was
spreading. 1t took but little time to throw the
busning box to the ground and to extinguish
the flames. The damage was about $50. While
some think that it was an iucendiary attempt,
the pohce are inclined to believe that it orig
other accidental cause.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-03-20

A largely attended meeting of the congrega-
ton of Foundry Me Church was held III the
Sunday school room of the chu.c h last even
ing. The meeting had three-fold object-to
bid farewell to Rev. J. McKendree Kelley, late
presiding elder of the Washington district, and
to welcome the newly appointed presiding
elder. Rev DR.. IL. X. Naylor, and to congratu-
late themselves ON the reappointment OF their
pastor, Rev. George Elliott for the fifth year
The address of welcome made by Judge
Price. after which the three ministers spoke
entertainingly for upwards of an hour, and
then Mrs Louisville sang and the ladies of the
congregation served refreshments in hand
some sIyle.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-03-20

Mr.. John Brisben Walker. editor of the Cos
mopohtan Magazine, delivered an interesting
lecture last night at Masonic Temple Hall on
the subject of 1.-The Church and Poverty"
This was the second Of the course of three
lectures arranged by the Carroll Institute, and
was attended by good-sized audience The
lecture was about the same as that which Mr..
Walker delivered night before last at the
Catholic University, OF which very complete
abstract appeared in The STAR Of yesterday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-03-20
CITY AND DISTRICT.
AMUsENENTs TONIGHT.

ALEACGHs--Sara Bernhardt in CLEOPATRA"
NATIoNAL--Margaret Mather in las You
Like It."
HARRIs.-"LightS and Shadows
kERSANs.-Harry Williams Own Specially
Company.
RIDING ACADEMY.-Dog Show.
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a Cutting Array.

Last night difficulty took place at the house
OF Thomas Miller, in the alley between Il, L.
lst and I'd streets northwest, between Miller
and Richard Boston. when angry words gave
way TO "a razor lii the hands of Boston and he
cut Jones in the face, giving him an ugly
wound Miller thea with companion left.
Boston with friends walked 10 the Eme rgency
Hospital, where DIR. Middleton stitched up the
wound ami he was sent back home ~ the
police.
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Err Err 81 ssss HH r.. RDP ,
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THE LOSSES ARE eKEHr. BUT THE GOODS
FuhSIrtninr.
NO ~ oar Mantei Top. French hevecd plate
Handsome Git Diyan. unregistered in silk brOca-
4 Odd Side Chairs. No two alike. Your choice q.
Gilt Window Chair. only sl2 So Reduced from
u Turkish Rocker. SEQ Reduced from $3.50.
No s;o Il Ladies, writing Desk imitation mahos-
D. l No. l$.. ShsvlnE stand. imitation mahogany.
Plate glass SO ss R Rs' s,a ;rYm p,,,.
9 Dining Room Chairs, solid oak. very handsomely
hand carved, 81. Reduced from no.
ado i Arm Chair to match above. $40. Reduced from
Ioad Hall Chairs !, solid OAK: sI2:5 each;
SPECIAL FURNITURE SPECIAL.
h sS ss Sf and sssa
20 Solid OAK Hisn-baek Rockers our leader. a,
IS Couchss. upholstered in Wilton rugs. Special
= solid Oak Gans-seat Chairs, 81 80 each.
y, iS sold Sak hshbask Arm Chairs ~ S.
60 Woven Wire SPRINGS. IS each.
81, odd Side Chair mutation mahogany covered in
Side Chair imitation mahogany covered in French
loo Comforts. .l 4Sc each.
g.: ShIakspeare Tabes, oak and mahogany. s13 each.
:OIowei HACKS, teyeled plate glass, Il each.
80 Sold Oak Tables. o.idized trimmings. only 81.
CiiKTAINs AND UPHOLSTERY GOODS.
We have 800 yards China silk in eight coors,
REGULAR S'c. quality. which will be sold at Soc per
II pieces Slkoline will be sold at lOc. per yard
Formerly sold At !Oc. and .5c.
ps9es Figured and STRIPED TsnestIy suitable for
" % per yard. Now 81 per yard.
!, pieces french tapestry. 81. 10 per yard. Former
price, - Is. In Blue. Terra Gotta and Nile.
~, pieces Wool Monte nee, Goth. Blue and Gold Toe.
] lot He'd Curtain Damnsk striped and Figured.
Warranted to wash; Reduced from 40c. TO 15c.
1900 Samples: Suitable for cushions seats and
PAIRS Plain Chenille Curtains. fringe top and bot
pains Chenille Portieres Red Blue Terra Gotta and
Cream. Reduced from 1 -. 80 to 81 ''
Heliotrope, Olive and Green. Reduced from s35 tc
5 pairs 72-nch Portieres. Reduced from s1s to
pairs S SS,t,nShsm L,css From sse
pafs NoSsinRkam L aces fr froh ~
n pSrsy Sst;iaShaM Lssss, From s.
ss' T. sS@ff ir iaS -
i pairs swiss L.crs IS. 90 Fornur p:ics. s,c %.
FAIRS swiss Lsces $l2 30. Former price x2S
y pairs Irish Point Laces. IS 75. Reduced IRON
- PAIRS Irish Point Laces s5.25. Reduced from
,2rnics Irish Poin: Laces. ESQ. Reduced from
h Pon sss Ednssa rSm
HSNtn f.adf rg.rn tn =
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-03-20
CONDENSED LOCALS.

A large delegation of the members Of Wash
ington Division. No. /. knights of Pythias
visited Baltimore last evening. where they
were the guests OF the Baltimore Division. No
J. banquet was served, after which there
Was dancing. The visitors returned home on
the IL 30 train
The body Of 4 white female infant was found
last evening in the yard Of 1876 Vermont ave
nue..
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-03-20


The natural effect of the indecent attacks
made by baking powder itinerants upon bak.
ing powder of high reputation. well known and
largely used in this community. will be to dis
gust people generally with both the peddlers
and the goods they are trying to introduce.
1t is well understood that these attacks are
made for the purpose Of breaking the force OF
the recent official reports which show the grea,
superiority of the Royal and expose the large
adulteration OF other powders. 1t is also quite
natural that they should be supplemented by
the fraudulent tricks which these agents are re-
sorting to for the purpose of advertising their
goods. These agents are going from house to
house with q pretended test which from all ex.
animation by the chemists proves to be a mos;
unplushing fraud, and which is intended solely
to deceive the public as to the real value Of
the baking powders.
These unbusinesslike practices cannot dc
otherwise than react against their authors here
as they nave In other places where tried.
WIN. H. MCKNEw is offering ladies' 25-cent
ribbed vests for Is cents, and ladies' 50-ccnt
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-03-20
Two Humane Agent. So,,-

The Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to
Animals viii hereafter have two agents in this
city. Agent hey has had charge of the city
work Of the society for number of years. and
now he viii be assisted by Mr.. John Paine who
worked under Henry Bergh in Brooklyn for o
long time.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-03-20

CLEvrLASp,s BAKING POWDER
Try it for biscuit.
CLEvrIASps BAKING POWDER.
Try il for griddle cakes
CLEvE1ASps BAKING POWDER.
Try it for corn bread.
CLEvE1AxD,s BAKING POWDER
Try 1t for dumplinss.
CLEvrLAND's BAKING POWDER.
Always good luck with il.
CLEvElASp,s BAKING POWDER.
Absolutely the best.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-03-20

Nessrs- s. s. Daish h Son report that their
Office, On North Capitol and D streets, was en-
tered by a back window last night and an at
Tempt made to break open tine safe, but that
the parties were unsuccessful
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-03-20

Michael Carney and Louis Slingl9nd were
charged In the Police Court today with selling
liquor BY the drinh without license, and they
demanded jury trials.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-03-20
Granted Her Divorce.

Yesterday Judge Bradley made a decree in
the case of Annie Z. Baden ast- James 7.
laden. The bill, fled in August Inst by Mr..
E. b. Hay, stated that they were married in 1868
by Rev. Father Call of ST. Dominick's Church,
and charged desertion without cause.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-03-20
RE.p the Ce,,.er MarL.t N..cs tomorrow.

The BENCH SHOW Is immense. but is nothing
compared TO VEERHOFF bench show. See his
window. 1921 Pennsylvania avenue, and be
convinced
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-03-20
You ARE INTERRUPTED

DRKss GooDs, table linen. sheeting. blankets,
de-. at a sacrifice before moving. Awning for
safe cheap BRODHEAD & Co. yO7 r st
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-03-20

TEE veli-kncwn firm OF johnson Brothers
supply more families with fuel than any one
nTm IN the United States
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-03-20

LEvY's Great American Band, the grdndest
constellation of musical celebrities on record, Ii
coming. See bills.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-03-20

IxPoRrASr.-Read Latimer 4 Sloan's bust
nsss letter in special notices in this evening 8
S6x.
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NIsIT TIE ESPIEE CARPET CLEANING WoRKs
tSI-6Sj Mass ave. n. W Telephone 1852
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-03-20

BLACK CHEvIor SUITS. 30; warranted all
wool WM. GARNER. 1926 9TH st. NV.
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CONDITION OF THE WATER.

Temperature and condition of water at Z
sm.--Great Falls. temperature. 40: condition.
Il. Receiving reservoir. temperature A. Con-
Li;iOn at north connection. 30; condition at
south connection. 8; distributing reservoir,
temperature. 81; condition at inAuent gate
houae. IL: condition at effuent gate house 9.
High THE in the river, 427 pm Low tide in
the river. II IL pm
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-03-20
sPEcIALTIEs IN FINE BUTTER.

sPECIAI.TIES IN FINE BUTT-C-
The Darlington. The SLarpless.
The -Four Lea Clov,r.
and S-pouHd boxes packed FOR family use.
JAMES T. OYs-..g-
Office cor. Penna. ave and 9th st.
,I.-l.. Call 9TH II. wing Center Market.
'i'i nv ''''N'' 125 Northern Liberty Market
Telephone No. Ills.
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STAGE EXCURSIONS.

nENlIr,S tALLa -aO ,tA,H i.NL ~ ANEl
II BIB i:th -. a ". hound tap. Arlng-cn lna .u.
and +. y 80. ~ l-rs' hoie ~ m > A. IA 80
CABIN John lsrl.iEs Vel and sun 5 A. IN - -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-03-20

DuxLArs NV Yonx HArs.
THE SPRING STYLE SILK AND DERBY
READY At r,etl
wuLETr RUoEI'A
tat EOS Psansylvansa aya
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-03-20

. ''IASTToU." the finest sparkling table water
and ginger champagne in the world. An abso
lately natura! mineral water that creates aPpe-
lite. aids digestion and tones NJ tie system
generally. CHsRLEs kEAE0IER, I3I It'll ST. NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-03-20

In s H d. Protective Association advertise
ment in Special Notice column. Read it.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-03-20
IrcH1se. BURNING. BLEEDING

Ard scay diseases of the skin AMI scalp CAUSING day
Of misery and nights Of seepess agony instantly
relieved and speedily. permanently and economical,
cured by the CUTICURA REMEDIES when all othe4
remedies and the best ply scians fail Substantial eyi
dence of the truth of this statement is to be founs
daily in this paper.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-03-20

DO You Know WHAT You WANT
APPOINT FOR YOU.
IF YOU DECIDE.
FROM WHAT YOU HAVE HEARD
OR READ. THAT
You WILL TAKE HOODS sARSAPARILLA
FOR YOUR SPRING MEDICINE
DO NOT BE INDUCED
TO BUY ANY SUBSTITUTE INSTEAD.
REMEMBER
THAT THE SOLE REASON
FOR URGING YOU TO
BUY SOME OTHER MEDICINE
IS THAT A LITTLE MORE PROFIT
MAY BE MADE ON THE SUBSTITUTE.
THEREFORE
INSIST UPON HAVING
HOODS SARSAPARILLA.
HOODS sARsAPARILLA.
HOODS sARsAPARILLA 6
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-03-20

Use hOminy fakes. Cooks in Is minutes.
e. A r. Suits a specially. WN. GARNER, the
People, ClOthier. 1925 Ith 81. NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-03-20

SEE SPECIAL NOTICE of SID. Association.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-03-20

..BroMoD,sr" cures headache. 25c.-Adut.
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RESovAToR AND Morn ExTERMINAIoR-
Until June We will renOvate BY the Worch
dry air process sofas and lounges, q: arm
chairs. 81; side chairs. Soc; mattresses. 81. At
these prices you can have your paTlor suite
renovated for about IS instead Of Sl5.
STORAGE. PACKING AND MovING.
Private rooms in our I'D 81. storage ware
house at 81. S5, $3.50 and so per month or
floor space at ii per month and upward
Our own men and wagons furnished for pack
in; and moving. Packing materials for SAFE.
Dne entire hoor devoted 20 storage OF car
riages ard harness.
We make q specially o; taking up. cleaning.
ren0yating and storing carpets. Prices accord
ing 10 quantity and quality.
R5frIgeratOrs, straw ma:tings, baby car
Tiagos. cedar chests, 1y screens and loose
covers. The largest lines OF these goods We
ever displayed
isk for Sweets refrigerator. Uses Is per
cent less ice than ans other is tine cieanest and
cheapest ana Is warranted
W. L. NosEs 4 Sous.
1lth and streets.
Furniture. carpets. upholstery and wall papers.
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WI \ 1 f f.. S ! i { /.
OUR ELEVENTH ANNUAL CLEAR
ING SALE TOMORROW. FOURTH DAY,
AND WILL CONTINUE FOR TWO
WEEKS
DURING THIS SALE OUR PATRONS
AND THE PUBLIC GENERALLY WILL
BE OFFERED OUR
HIGH-CLAss FURNITURE AND UP
HoLsTERY FABRICS
AT EXTRAORDINARY REDUCTIONS
IN PRICE.
MANY OF OUR GOODS WILL BE
QUOTED AT LESS THAN HALF
THEIR VALUE.
TO THOSE DESIRING FIRST
GLASS ARTICLES IN OUR LINE
THIS SALE AFFORDS FINE
OPPORTUNITY TO FURNISH HOUSE
sOLIDLY AND ARTIsTICALLY AT
A NOMINAL COST.
WE CORDIALLY INVITE INsPEc-
TIoN AND COMPARISON.
ALL GOODS MARKED IN PLAIN
- ALEX MILNE.
= mh1s-av liza ST. NV.
-
GET TIA. B.sr
THE CONCORD AAaxxsa
Lutte Z no,
Sp71snn. svs.. sd,oininG Nssional Hossl
Assss naanksss and Lap Robes q low pEsosA
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SPLENDID glasses. 81 HENrLER's, 453 Pa.ave
GET the Center Market N,,rs tomorrow.
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LOCAL MENTION.
The Meafher.

FORECAST TILL EIGHT A n. SATURDAY.
Tor the District of Columbia. Maryland, and
i ginia, fair Saturday; no change in tempera-
.ire variable winds
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CHILDREN SUITS from 5i.25 up. WN. GAR
NEK. the Peoples Clothier 1896 tin st. NV.
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Oh, Pm Good. For a few DAYS only our
IS and $50 Pants at 81 Is and S2.65.
H. REIZENsTEIN,
mhl9-2t 405 and 407 9TH st. NV
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-03-20

VIM: H. MCKNEw is offering ladies' 25-cent
ribbed vests for 10 cents, and ladies' 5O-ccnt
fancy hose for 20 cents 933 Pa. ave. See ad. y
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EXCURSIONS. &c.

MOUNT VERNON. TlIE TOMB OF WAsHrN >.
va IoN-t Mt. .urtner noire the Ialafisl run m I
stes eie sll~- NH Mills NACAlf.S TER N leave l.r
Shsttiooi . ~ u daily. eyrei sun daN a. fo lows.
,eaNe Tor heA NJ NlkNnN AZ 10 a. Ari.Ra n
Nssilin ton A. . y m. tare ruUni trip 90 NpiS
NEhNnN. moulin aciaisS N O. she hlsu-ion IA
ErNnh,i- "a t-leunf cafe pa sac Charles Manchester
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