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HARRY MARTINS CASE.
THE COST or HIS ADVENTURE AT THE
WHITE HOUSE.

The Charge OF Houscbreaking Dismissed
Rested on Bag Of Chickens Kate
Smith Bound Over for shooting VIII
liam Williams
John Henry Martin John Henry
Martin John Henry Martin
yelled Bailif Hooe, in the Police Court
this morning, but there was no answer.
Martin does not answer your Honor"
well, he had better answer said
Judge Miller, cor I'll issue an attach.
ment for him"
Then the bailir went outside and
called the mans name again, but he
didn't appear.
81 have nolle pressed the charge Of
houscbreaking against Martini said
Prosecuting Attorney Armes, who came
in at this instant, "and filed new infor-
nation charging him with assault and
battery on John $. Mckinney, one of the
officers at the White House. lie has de-
posted S25 collateral, and as he docs not
answer it is forfeited
So the case against John Henry Martin
went on the records of the Police Court as
Il forfeited collateral case, and IL cost him
just S25 to climb into the White House
window without coat.
Poultry for Pillow,
Last night officers found two men asleep
in wagon near the market, and, upon
investigation, found that one of them
was using a bag of chickens as a pillow.
They were carried to the station, where
they gave their names as Henry Richard
son and James Minor. They were charged
with being vagrants, and this morning in
the Police Court they could not explain
their presence in the wagon. For the
next ninety days they will reside at the
workhouse.
Kate Smith Was Sorry.
Kate Smith, the woman who shot her
lover William Williams, Yesterday was
sobbing when she was brought into
court.
Yes; did, itJudge, she said, "but !
was drunk at the time, and Pm 50 sorry.
Please let me off and I'll never do it again. ~
| She will not have that chance for a long
| time to come. The court held her for the
grand jury in 5000 bonds. In default
she had to 50 to Jail.
who Hit George?
George Reeds head was battered and
his face bloody when he stepped into the
dock this morning. He was charged by
| Officer Snyder with disorderly conduct.
and the prisoner chimed in that the oiii-
Ger was the disorderly person instead of
| himself. He claimed that he did not re.
sst arrest and that the officer had brutally
| dubbed him without any cause whatever.
The officer said that Reed was bloody
when he found him, but admitted on
rosS.eXamination that he had struck
Reed once on the legs to rouse him. The
case was dismissed.
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BARRED OFF THE AVENUE.
Complaint of u Congressman Leads to
the Suppression OF an Annoyance.

Complaint of u Congressman Leads to
the Suppression OF an Annoyance.
The wife of q prominent Congressman,
who every fine evening takes an airing
on the Avenue in her Victoria behind two
bloodcd bays, has been greatly annoyed
lately by the occupant of a mail cart
drawn by pair of thoroughbreds, who
takes delight in passing and repassing the
formers equipagc.
These actions would have passed un-
noticed but for the braZen air and ei-
frontery of her tormentor, who isa woman
well known in police circles. The evident
pride which she takes in advertising
herself on Washington's thoroughfare
has caused comment for long time.
But in her demeanor toward the lady
mentioned she went a tnile too far. When
the Congressman was told by his wife Of
the occurrence he Immediately laid the
matter before the Police Department, with
the happy result that they decided to rule
the deHd mojtde of Pennsylvania avenue. =
Yesterday and to-day notices We're
served on the frail creatures informing
them of the Department. action. OF
course they objected strenuously, spoke
about the law in the case and made
other wild threats. But the police are all
powerful over these children of the pave
ment. They will submit to the decree
that has gone forth, and the gray asphalt
Of the Avenue will no longer resOund to
the duh rumble Of "madame's" luXu-
riOusly furnished carriage.
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DIED.

COLLINS ON Tuesday, March n. 1871, Clar-
eucc W., beloved son Of Laura V. Collins, aged
80 years,
DODGE On Monday, March 30, 1921, at her
residence, corner Thirty-hrst and q streets,
Georgetown, Miss Emily Dodge aged % years
and months,
MASON ON March 30, 1891, at p. M, at her
late residence, 1912 l. street northwest, OF
typhoid pneumonia, Ellen G, Mason, In the 31th
year OF her age.
MURPHY After u short illness or two
months, ON March ~, 1871, 40 n a. m, Michael
Joseph, the beloved son OF the late John and
Jennie Murphy aged 81 years months and 10
days.
PRICE ON Tuesday March 20, 1891, AZ a.
m, Annie, beloved wife or Morris Price, aged
10 years.
ROHAN-On Tuesday, March 81, 1871, az I:20
a. m, Admiral william Theodore liohan.
Funeral will take place from ST. Peters
church, Capitol Hid, with requiem mass, ON
Ihursday April >, at $50 a, IN.
RNAN-Ou Tuesday March 81, 1891, at ,
O'Clock 20, m, at the residence of his parents,
Edmund r., infant son OF u, A. and Florence
Ryan.
Funeral private,
STOpTENBuRGtt- on Tuesday, March 81,
1871, ~ 10 a. M in this city, Rev, l., L. Stout
cuhurgh of >chuOlcy'. Mountain, N j, iu the
,dth year of lis age, Father ut Arthur r..
stOutcnburgh.
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FROM TIE DISTRICT CAPITOL.
Matters of Interest I'm ana About the
Commissioners' Oftce.

The following applications for whole
sale liquor licenses have been acted upon:
Wholesale Approved-LOuis Bush, jlj
Seventh street southwest.
Reconsidered and Observation-Disclosures
David Crouch, l0i NJ street southeast;
William II. King, Canal road, county.
Retail; John A. Smith, 1903 Eleventh
street northwest.
Mr.. John w. Iangdale has been ap.
pointed Assistant Superintendent of Pub
lie Parking. He is naturaliZed citizen.
The Commissioners to-day made an or
der placing the construction of a twenty
IOur-inch sewer ON ! street, between
Fourth and Fifth streets northeast, on
the schedule.
The trial of Lieutenant Boteler will pro-
ceed before the trial board tomorrow.
Assistant attorney for the District will
conduct the prosecution. Commissioners
Ross will probably be present at the trial.
Changes in the Washington Asylum
ordered to-day:
John Lee, overseer, removed.
Emery Wallingford appointed tempo
rary watchman.
Matthew Kent, transferred from watch
man to ambulance driver.
James w. Lowe, watchman.
Assistant Chief Bell Of the Fire Depart
ment has been i'll Tor some time past with
the grippe and is Threatened with pneu-
monia.
Chief Paris to-day received a check for
S25 from Commissioner Ross for the ben.
eft of Mrs. Newman.
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The C0rcoran Cadet Corps win give a com
plimentary hop az the National lhes' ArmOry
ucNt Tuesday evening.
-, 7 he quarterly meetings Of the .Woman's
Home Missionary and Foreign Societies was
held yesterday at Wesley Chapel.
April 10 a reception will he tcndcred senator
lloar and eX'Senators Spooner and Eyart- AT
the NJ. +, Israel Church (cOlOrcd).
Company G OF tho Washington Light Infantry
was at target practice last night. The highest
s,cores were made by Captain g. II. ourand and
Private Il, r. Phillips,
Dr. y, j. STAFFORD OF SIasslon, Ohio, lccturcd
laHt night 90 Masonic Temple on "lho ElO-
quence OF Shakespeare The proceeds OF the
lecture went To Carroll Institute.
4 he classical society met last night at Miss
RnnsOm'- studio. 1he subject discussed was
"Russi0n Intolerance Addresses We're made
by Rev, John Mueller Rev. A. Flordus Steele,
Lewis Ahrahams and otheA.
Al meeting OF the teachers Gud officers of
the Grace L, e, Church last evening resolU
tlons were passed expressing sorrow for the
death of the pastor Rev. j. W Phillips. suit
Hhlc resolutions offered by Mr., Albert :. Brllte
were ordered 90 be sent 10 the members of the
family and To be placed upon the church
records
Rev Dr. Hammond, the reviyilisi c1n-
Quoted a prayer lnd praise mcctlns nc Dr.. Do
mer's church, Eleventh and n streets, yestor-
day, A large audience of ladies' and gentle
men was present ami live interest mani
tested In the services. lha O'Clock chillton's
meeting no Foundry Church WAS largely at-
tended ana somo interesting experiences W5r3
related by the children.
Iast night q number OF professional fralds
oi Or. Middleton, the physician In Charge M
The Emergency Hospital, tuHdered him q ban
quct The AFFAIR WAS au enjoyable one and the
Jolly party did not separate until The small
hours. Among those present were Doctors
fohon, ElyrOn, AtchisOu, DetWeiller CrOssOu
and 0thcr-, Dr. Middleton to-day resigns his
present position TO engage IN outside practice
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.

Heircp0iifdB-- George D. Reeve. Phiadel-
phia; VI. l., Fitch, Grand Rapids, Mich; II, k
Carter, New York Jules Levy and wife, Miss
Jacohn WIchman, Leone labotclli and NJ.
Pachc, John Sheridan, West Virginia.
NdfioH0l-J G Champion, philadelphia; J.
X. Collins, littsburg; George Hoppe, Chicsgo;
Mrs. DiXson. NOrthport, N. y: Miss Byrnc
Brooklyn; Miss VI. T.. Hoyt, Rome, Ga; rheo-
dorc Evans, II. 7. oppcnhcimcr, New York.
ST. J0mfS-J. -. Jacobs, Richmond, Va; j.
u. G. Rumscy and wife, Mrs. Mary 4. liumsey,
Rochester, n. y; W. S. Donoll aud wife, Nor
folk. Va. G. E. Wilson and wife, Chicago; f.
J. Clarke, Denver COL; j. n. Anderson Va;
John lIcnncsscy, Albany, n. Y; G. \. Barlow
and wife, Trenton, n j,
IviH0fdS-W. VI. Callister, Cleveland, Ohio:
George Il, 1haCkray, Johnstown. Pa; 5. Mills
Binnic, East Hampton, Connecticut; &. j
Boatner, Monroe, La; l.. Blgelow Pollard,
Tennessee; +, W. Stevens, F. pt Orange, y. j.;
D. ID. Radcliffo, Cincinnati, Ohio.
Riqqs-N, A. Sims and wife, Roundout, y.
j.; j. +. Novlns, Stamford, Conn; W. II.
PrOudft and wife, Jamestown, n. Y; G. o.
Gill, Orange, n. j.; W. II. PassingtOn, Topeka,
Kan; Robert G. Titus Buralo: John a. Quinn,
Charles g. Quinn and Miss NJ. Quinn, Ale
ghcny city, Pa.
IIsicker'S--J. snowden Bell. Plttsburg; Il. II.
Rushton, Philadelphia; q. w, sutton,
Colonel G. i. Webster and Max Seebold New
York.
HOJmleyS-J. S. Wolcott, Pittsburg. Edward
H. Pierce, Milton, Mass: Edw r. Bartlett New
York; William s. llollistcT, Rochester, n. y;
d. w. Flaglcr, L. s. A.
ArilHqiOa-H. ID. Sell, Cooperstown, N. Y;
W, NJ. McKolry, Pittsburg; +. w. Greeley,
Boston; Mrs. Il. COnntryman aud Charles Il.
Countryman, Albany, y, Y: 4. NJ. Todd and
wife, Washington, Pa; William W. Goodrich,
BROOKLYN.
EbbiH--J. A. Kohler, Akron, Ohio; c. f. G.
Ress, Baltimore; George w, Eadic, Brooklyn,
n. Y; j. NJ, Hall, Providence, II, l.; X. II.
Pengilly, Cincinnati, Ohio; j, G.. Scott, New
Britain, Pa; $. r. Dawner, Boston; Harry j.
Sylvester, Philadelphia; John NJ. Allen,
Marion, Mass; Rochester Ford. ST. loais;
stephen Greene and wife, Boston; j. y. Throck
morton, Sidney, Ohio.
HOtei JOhaSOH.-G. II. Mason. Denver, Col;
p. n. Dowllng, Philadelphia; II. llgbee and
wife and Mrs. h. BraddOck, Atlanta City;
George 7. Ihome Brooklyn; Albert Levy,
New York
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VETERAN TELEGRAPHERs.
Preliminary Arrangements for the Meet
ing Of tho Old-Timers.

Preliminary Arrangements for the Meet
ing of tho Old Timers.
About thirty old-time telegraphers as
sembled in the rooms of the Board of
Trade last evening to make preliminary
arrangements for the entertainment, ETC.,
Of the members Of the Old.Time Tee-
graphers' Society, which meets in this
city next August. A general exchange of
ideas as to the entertainment of the mem
bers We're exchanged, after which Mr..
appointed chairman, and Mr.. NJ. Marean,
manager of the Western Union Telegraph
Company, was chosen secretary. The
chairman was then authorized TO appoint
general executive committee of fifteen,
with the power to appoint tsub-committees,
ETC., TO look after the arrangement for the
reunion.
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CITIZENS OF BRIeHTwoOD
Hold n Well-Attended Meeting and Oh
ganiZe Protective Association,

Hold n Well-Attended Meeting and Or
ganize n Protective Association.
s. A meeting of the Citizens Association
of Brightwood avenue was held last night
in Brightwood Hall, Mr.. William A. Cat
ley presiding.
a permanent organization was effected
and bylaws and constitution adopted
u was decided to hold regular meetings on
the second Friday of each month.
The subject of street car service was dis
cussed, and Mr.. William l.. Earle of the
ludson Pneumatic Railroad Company al
dressed the meeting, promising to do al
within his power to secure the best of car
service and railroad facilities
A resolution, expressing the gratilica
ton of the association at the Soldiers
Home One-mile limit rule, and requesting
the Commissioners TO adhere 10 their frs
construction of the law, was introduced
Int voted down
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IN and About the CITY.
TIMELY IMPROVEMENT.
Building at the Treasury which Minis
Some Employees.


Some Employees.
A number Of wfs"rs were engaged yes
terday delivering iron girdors and up
rights in front Of the Fifteenth street en-
trance of the Treasury Department. In
quiry developed that these iron ioists and
uprights were designed for an addition to
the supervising architects Office now
being constructed in the Southern court
of the Treasury Building
The late Congress among legislative
acts that were timely, provided for an adj
ditiOn to the architects Office, to be built
in the Treasury court South, which has
heretofore been devoted TO space for carpet
securing and left to the prolific incubation
of English sparrOws.
The north court of the building IS cX-
actly similar in size and shape to th 2
southern court, and this was appropriate !
some two years ago for the construction
of the famous underground silver vaults,
which cost something over $4,000. This
vault, although planned on modern archi-
ttctural principles, proved to be so damp
after II was finished and occupied that
steam pipes and other artificial apparatus
had To- be introduced to keep the bags,
containing the dollars Of our daddies,
from falling into a state of innocuous
dCSuctude.
The north court lately seized for the
architects convenience, will be occupied
by glass and iron structure about the
height Of the second story windows of the
main building facing II. II has been de-
signed to afford ample light for the arch
itects draughtsmen, but not a breath of
ventilation. Indeed, it is presumed that
the people who are TO occupy II do not re-
quire afr, forthe solid walls of the build
ing proper compass it about and shut out
every suggestion of ventilation as com
pletely as Il prison wall shuts in its i'm.
mates
The clerks employed in the rooms facing
this architectural blundcr never cease theii
complainings, and they watch the slow
uprising of the building with aggravated
displeasure They comprehend fully what
its glass roof and iron accompaniment,
mean for them duringthe solstice season
when they are wont either to nap over
their desks or watch the budding gras,
and astonishing ornithological propaga
tion in the court below. II tmay he mat
ter of interest to the Government peopl,
whose pleasant quarters are to be afTcctej
by the improvement Co noted to learI
that II will cost Uncle Sam some $4,000
and that IL promises to be permanen
legacy left to them by the late unlamente,
Fifty-1irst Congress.
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Berkeley is pure.
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
Washington Stock Exchange.


Reported for THE CRITIc by Gurley &
Stevens, real estate and local securities,
1885 Il street northwest.
Sales-Regular call, IL o'clock M
Wash. Gas Convertible 6s 81 800 1876.
i, and NJ, Nat, Bank 80 a 1921; 8 l03.
Amer Graphophone, 100 q. Wash.
Loan q Trust Co., 10 a 06i; 10 a 00l 8
06l.
Miscellaneous Bonds--W. & G. r. r.
1910 6's, R93-' %, 10ll; w. Il G.. Il. r.
Convertible Is, 900, l27; Masonic Hall
Assn SIS, @ 1898, l0l; Wash. Market
Co., Imp. 6s, lS0210ll, 40; Wash. Market
Co., Imp. Ct, l0l2'27 49, Amer. Security
and Trust, 5's, 1906, 100: Wash. Light
Infantry. LIST 6's, 1901, 90; Wash. Light
Infantry, 2d rs, 1904, 80; Wash. Gas Co.
Ser. A, 6's, l902-'27, I'D; Wash. Gas Co.
Ser. B, 6s, 10O2'29, 1913; Wash. Gas Co.
Convertible Is, 1901, l3O.
National Bank Stocks-Bank of Wash
ington, 4G0 Bank of Republic, 270; Met
opolitan, $50; Central 300; Second, ls5;
Farmers and Mechanics. 100; Columbia,
#lG0; Capital. l22; West End, 90; Lincoln,
1Ol; Citizens, 10; Traders, III.
Railroad Stocks. - Washington and
Georgetown, 220; Metropolitan, III; Co
lumbia 60; Capitol and North . Street;
50; lexington and Soldiers Home, 55;
Georgetown and Tenallytown, 60.
lllnlIdllNt ClothNs--p TNlhlllls o1t htl-
ropolitan, so; National Union, is; Airing
ton, l75; Corcoran, 6S; Columbia, l5li
German American, $50; Potomac, SO;
Riggs, S; PEOPLES, 5; Lincoln, 81; Com
mercial, a; Fremens i6.
Title Insurance StOcks-Real Estate
Title, 12S; Columbia Title, 6.
Gas and Electric Light Stocks-Wash-
ington Gas, 43; Georgetown Gas, lS; U.
S. Electric Light, 100.
Telephone Stocks-Pennsylyania, 25;
Chesapeake n Potomac, 57s; American
Graphophone, ~.
Miscellaneous Washington Mar
ket Is; Bull Run Panorama l6; Pneu-
matte Gun Carriage, 2, Great Falls Ice, 10;
Washington Brick Machine, 300.
safe Deposit and Trust Compauies-
National safe Deposit, 2l); Washington
safe Deposit ll0; Wash. Loan II Trust
Co.. 064; American Security & Trust Co.,
az.
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Whallen and Marteil at Kernan's Next
Week.


Whallen q NIartell's Mammoth Com
bination, the attraction at Kemans
Theatre next week, is one of the new
shows of the season, and will introduce q
number of artists who have never been
seen here. Heading the list of talent is
the Martell family, themembers of which
are acknowledged the most skillful aud
accomplished acrobats, bicyclists and
unieyclists in the world. Then there are
brothers DE Gray, whose experiments in
hypnotism are calculated to create q sen.
sation. A novelty will be the mind
reading feats of the Iouclercs Harry and
Mildred. Among other great cards are
Mcintyre and Heath Tom and Hattie
Naun, Dan Regan, Carrie Ezier, Milhe
May and Professor William kappes. Seats
now on sale.
William Muldoon, with Jake Kilrain
and noted sparrers and wrestlers, in ad-
dition TO the London Gaiety Girls, has
proved the strongest attraction of the sea-
son. Tonight Muldoon will probably
meet Robe, and Kilrain big fellow from
Georgetown. There will also be meeting
between two colored sparrers, Winfield
Scott, 130 pounds, and viii Brent, lj7
rounds. Ladies' matinee tomorrow.
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ALEXANDRIA.

Mr. Warren Taylor OF the r., f. ~ p. Road,
Richmond, Va, was in the city Monday.
Some Of the young men of this city will give
a junior german Wednesday night.
Mr.. Edward A. and p. n. Marye are spending
the Easter holidays with their parents a. Ash
land, near Richmond.
Miss Bessie Kent OF Pulaski is spending the
holidays with her cousin, Miss Mary Reid in
this city.
The Misses Herbert, VINO have been visiting
relatives In Roanoke, have returned 10 their
home IN this city.
Miss Watson of Providence. II. L., who has
been visiting her schOolmate, Miss Lucy Lee,
on Duke street, returned to Baltimore on Sat
urday.
The Easter Assembly will he held at McBnr-
ney's Hall Friday evening. Many win attend
from abroad
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TINTED STATES MARsuAL's SALE.


BY virtue of a writ OF Hcri facias, issued out
OF the Clerks ONCE OF the supreme Court OF
the District OF Columbia, and to me directed, /
will sell at public sale. for cash. i'm front of.the
Court-IIouse door OF said District. on SA FUR
DAY, THE nth DAY OF APRIL, 1891, at u
O'Clock M, all Francis y. Dooley's right. title,
claim and interest in and to the followiug-dc-
scribed property, to.wit' Part of original lot
numbered nine (D, in square numbered seven
hundred and ninety-two (I92), IN the City OF
Washington, District OF Columbia, included In
the following mctes and bounds: Beginning for
the same at the northeast corner OF the said
lot and square and running thence south sew
enty-scvcn 40 feet and four 90 inches; thence
west TO the rear line OF the said lot and the di-
vding line between the said lot and lot eight
(s); thence northwestwardly along said line q
the sOuth line of North Carolina avenue and
thence along the said line OF North Carolina
avenue TO the place of beginning, together with
all and singular the improvements thereon,
seized and levied on as the property OF Francis
X. Dooley, and will he sold n satisfy cXecu-
tiOn No. 1888, at law in favor OF b. Llobcr sons
d Co.
DANIEL NJ. RANSDELL.
u. s. Marshal District OF Columbia.
RATCLlFFE, DARR ~ Co,
AuctiOneers.
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MASTER. EASTER.
Ia EASTER
GLOVES,
HANDKERCIUEFS,
RUCUlNGS and
EASTER

IEltf JMkN1s
Those -four Items cut quite figure this week
with the ladies in completing their toilet.
OUR STANDARD KID GLOVES
are an warranted. Although we have made
quite reduction IN price their mcrls -till re-
main. ...
5-hulton Dress kid, brown, tan and black, 6Sc.
1-hook Dre-- Kid, brown, tan, black and gray,
Si2j.
i-buiton Dress Kid, brown, tan, black and gray,
l.buiion Dress KID, brown, tan aud black. SIS.
sbutlon Mousqdctaires, tan, black and gray
Genuine rlgsl,lu, brown, tan black and gray,
Ladies' Kid Gauntlcts, brown. tan aud blacklist
Ladies Kid Gauntct-, brown TIM and black,
Si50
7-hook Suede, gray, brown, tan aud black. sl25
i-butlon Suede gray, brown tan and black
s.buiion MousquctaIrc suede same shades,
s-bution Mou.quctairo Suede, same shades,
12.bntton Mou-quctairc, tan and black s22L
lG-bUtton MOusquctairc tan. black and whitc
S25S.
Misses Dress KID. brown, tan and gray, asc
Misses, Suede Kid, brown, tan and gray, Sl2j.
This gives yon list OF warranted goods aud
which will give you the best satisfaction pos
RUCHINGs. RUCnINGs
White Ruching, with pink aud blue ribbon
cOHts lif
Fancy SILK Ruchng, cream and whitGbhon -
Black Crepe Lisse, with cord i0c. JUN
Black Crepe Lissc, with ribbon edge, ~, ,'
White aud Cream Crepe Lissc, lOC.
Git.cdgc Crepe Lissc. 2jc
GRndykc.edgc Crepe Lissc, 2jc.
silk Null Ruching, 2jc.
Cream Satin Gold Head 2jc.
Black Satin Gold Bead, 2jc.
White aud silver Cord Edge, Black and Sl-
yer Cord Edge Cream and Gold Cord Edge,
Black and Gold Cord Edge, 2JC.
Cream Null Fancy Cord. sc
Cream Mull Fine Cord Edge, 3Sc.
White Null Fine Cord Edge, 3sC,
Cream Null Fancy Edge, 4sc,
Dotted SILK Net Colorcd Edge, 3sc
SILK Boiling Pique Edge, 2jc.
SILK Boiling Silver Edgei 3SC.
Black and White SILK Rice Net. i0c
Point dc Esprit sc,
This gives YOU ceoiCc Of RuChings that
cannot be better and prices arc cut
PERFUMERY.
Colgato's Triple Extract, I Z ounce bottles In
box, 2lc.
| Triple Extract, bottled, per o., lHc
| COlgate's Triple Extract, per o., 2jc.
| Pond Lily Extract, very fine, per o., 25c.
| White llcliOtrOpe. fancy bottles, BIC
| COlgate's Perfumes, all OdOrs, per On, lie.
| Triple Waters, all odOrs. i-u2. bottles, 4lC.
| Toilet Waters, s-Oz. bottles, G1c.
| Corilopsis Extract, ? Oh, isC.
| Finest Imported Triple Extracts, MI udors, }hc
! Florida Water, Zee.
| Florida Water large bottles ;Nc.
OUR HANDKERCHIEF DEPARTMENT.
| Shows up only select styles uf all kinds uf
| Linen Linen Lawn, silk Mulls aud Real Lace.
Make our house yOnr headquarters FOR your
Easter Supplies,
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FIrst CmfeId Memorial Graduate,

The first graduate was matrlculatod from
GARFIELD Memorial hospital yesterday, and Mrs,
James A. GARFIELD, dressed in deep mourning,
presented 10 the first graduate a silver memo.
raI dun tablet ON behalf OF the Ladies' Aid
Society.
Justice Harlan presided, and his opening al.
dress about the Importance OF the hospital ~ %
training school for nurses was admirable AZ
rose and presented the graduate, Miss Margaret
A. Mullen, with the tablet. Misses Hart and
Lincoln sang several beautiful solos, Drs John
:. Billings and James w, II, LOveiOy talked
lpfsYv
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Gaiety I'm the FIRST Precinct.

The policemen or tho First precinct for the
EOuoo laid aside baton and uniform, helmet
and pistol, last night and proceeded to make
merry.
The occasion was the third annual ball of
the officers of the precinct, and IL was an cm-
phatic success. The large nall of the National
hinos Armory was cav, feStlVe and mcmOr-
able scene There was not a hitch in the ur-
rangemcnis, the committee had forgotten
nothing thai would make the AFFAIR a success,
large sum TO IN out the gymnasium in GOOD
-