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DISTRICT GOVERNMENT.
BUILDING PERMITS

i BUILDING
| have been issued as follows: W. " Morri-
son, one brick dwelling, 722 18th street northeast;
$500. Priscila Thompson. two brick dwell
ings. 500 ard 80i q street northeast; 81. ZOO C.
s. Garrett. one brick dwelling sIs 18th street
northeast: $500. j. G. Bowen, one brick ware
house. 635 New DIRK avenue northwest; 81, 600.
A. Behren9. one brick furniture store. s21 It'll
street northwest; $4,000 George p. New
| ton, seven brick dwellings, I'LL 10 1928 street
northeast; S1l. 500. Mrs. Sarah Barrick, one
| brick dwelling, 1914 A street northeast; 81 900.
J. l.. Whiteside one frame dwelling in Brook
| land; IL, 500.
POLICE OFFICERS DIMINISHED.
Some days ago the papers in the case OF Pri-
Yates Paul Kersten and H. c. Omstcad Of the
police force who were recently tried for viola
tion Of one of the rules Of the manual in leav-
ing their beats or 'hoodling." US the police
call 1t. came up in the board room
which tried these men recommended
that they be fined &25 each payable in five
monthly instsllments. The Commissioners de-
| cided to dismiss the men and issued an order
| to that effect, but III view of the precedent
which has heretofore existed, that of fning
men Tor this offense, it was decided to
suspend the order. for it WIS mani
testify unjust to dismiss a man for a
crime which heretofore had only been pun
ished b. fine. Yesterday the Commission ers
L
missed tor drunkenness, and during the hearing
lie asked a suspension Of sentence in his
case, and cited the cases above referred TO
as precedcnts, vhereupon the Commissioners
not only refused 20 reconsider his case, but
called up the Cases of Privates Kcrsten and
Oinsted and revoked their order suspending
| sentence in their cases and dismissed them to
take effect the 18Th instant.
AID FOR MRS. NEWMAN.
Chief Paris yesterday received a check for
800 from the Tirenen's Insurance Company for
| the benefit of Fireman Newman's family. The
chief las recommended that Mrs. Newman be
pensioned and that SIS be allowed for funeral
expenses.
A GUARANTEE DEPoSTT REQUIRED.
The Commissioners yesterday issued an order
TO the effect that hereafter contractors be
compelled II deposit S25 with the
engineer department MS guarantee that
the debris incident to excavations for building
tractor. who Is also to make good any damages
Or forfeit tine guarantee.
ILLEGAL CONNECTIONS MADE.
The inspector Of plumbing yesterdayreported
TO the Commissioners that Bernard Leonard, a
real estate agent, has connected eight houses
on Sd street between 1 and h southwest
by means of one sewer lateral in violation
of the plumbing regulations and requests that
the matter be referred TO the attorney for the
District fo- prosecution in the Police Court.
|
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THE COURTS.
PHorArE CouRr-Jadqe Brcdl<y

AforAIt DTts1Sy.
Yesterday-Estate OF Thos. O'Cornor; mo-
ton to dismiss caveat filed. Estate Of Herman
n. Noss; will admitted 10 probate and letters
issued 10 Mary Lila Soss; bead S10O. Estate
OF Elizabeth Bowie; do. do. 20 J. A. Walter;
bond - 0eo. Estate of David Patterson, let
iers OF a,lministra ton issued to L. G. Ticker;
bond 81 100. Estate ,of Marcslins Buchanan;
will admitted to probate Estate of Maria l..
Morsen: will partially proven Estate OF Louis
Baum, will hled. Estate of VIM. Pratt; an
swers lied TO a:hdayits for revocation of letters.
In re orphan of John Is. Moore: order appoint
ing yirginii Il. Moore guardian; bond 500.
Estate Of Anna Eliza Gale; will admitted 10 pro-
bate and letters issged to Clarence Gale Allen:
bond $500. Estate OF q. II. Baldwin, letters Of
admins tration 10 w. T. Baldwin; bond 81, 90.
Estate OF Isaac Landic; inventory returned. Es-
tate OF Henry smith; viii admitted 70 probate.
Estate OF Beverly Heunon: will admitted to pro-
bate and letters granted Genevicye q. Eennon;
bond f3cO. Estate Luther Harrison: l. W.
Oyster appointed administrator; bond 1000.
Estate OF ". y. Waters; answer 10 rule 10 show
cause. filed. sill admitted ~ probate and letters
issued to j. T.. Snyder. Estate Of J. II. &.
Gotta; account filed. Estate OF David Mcln-
tire; additional account lied.
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Yesterday the viii Of the Late Beverly Kennon
o: Eai:ino-e Was filed. proven AMI admitte / to
probate and record, ami letters were issued to
ice WHO'S. Geneyi:ye 81. ReunOn. ON bOad OF
500. He leaves his estate to Lis wife who he
names a. eSecutrix, conditioned on he- not
calling on aliy Of he- OF his family III the man.
sgsGsn5. Ne refers % "a claim o. $1,000 sor
tie construction of battery ri Alexandria,
fcrpi. AID clsinIs for Texas Lads. and he in
-iruc;s the execut-ix 20 Eaye his MITES on the
EOrt lIuisOa' oyerhGuled by some friend. bu;
M reE.tioa - either, ant published. lie says:
MY family. having done hn. tiio il aIiy thing
:o- have clIira o. share the httie have
.-f- ID hind me. In 1861 .acriIieed all =: that
tEIe =: their interest; they therefore claim
-cthiag now. am in the full eniovmen; OF
hesltE ard senses and firm believer N the eX-
is'euce 81 nay Cod.
The viii VI :he lste LoSis Baun, filed yester-
Gay. leaves @Jco TO his sisters in Hamburg.
Ge-I1sry. anal lie rest of lis estate 20 his wife
anu Children.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-02-28

DR.. c. w. Benson, the well-known Baiti-
more Specialist in Skin Diseases and Diseases
of the Nervous SYSTEM has opened an Office in
Washington, DC. for the treatment Of all Skin
and Nervous Diseases and removing super
tiuous hairs. warts, moles marks, tumors and
all blemishes. DIR. Benson or his partner. Dr.
Z. o. Mannakee, can be found every Wednes-
day from $50 am. to $50 pm. at their office,
1912 q 1T. NV. n22-s, nj, t,tr
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Real Estate Matters.

G.. G.. Collegiate has bought fo- 10000 of
Elizabeth Hale part square 255-1s feet on ID
street between l3}s and 14th streets northwest.
T. G. Hensey and ]. H. Soule have bought of
VI. d. Hensey for SlS.5O0 part of Dry Mead
ows. $40 acreI on Broad Branch road.
b. s. Fisher ct al have purchased for 1900
of Henrietta W. X. Calm sub 1871. square 2O6-
16.63x9O feet OF Pierce place between 18th and
18th streets northwest
z. Irving Bell has bought for s19.0s0.55 Of G.
E. Emmons eft al. subs 40 to 81. square us, 120
BY lbs feet. lat and VI stree Is northeast.
T. :. Phelps has purchased for 5000 of G.
F. Whiting ct al sub ., square 81. fronting Is
feet on Connecticut avenue, running through
70 Goth street between Il and streets north
vest
n. i. Nutwcll has bought Of W. c. Coulter
for Il, 600 part -. block ii. lie Droit Park.
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.
CHARLES ScRIsxrRs Sons

CHARLKs ScRBNERs SoNs
PUBLISH TODAY
MARIE LOUISE AND THE INVASION OF isis.
New Volume in the FAMOUS WOMEN OF The
FRENCH COURT. Translated nom the fr~noh Of
INHERIT DIX sAINT-AMAND. by I. q PERRY.
Each vol l2mo. with Portrait sl.2A
This volume takes the from the h>rinninsc s
lsl4 TO Napoeons second sbdic.tion and departure
for ElbA. The narrative this campaign 10 mo., IN
tenssy inser~ins. the variation. fortune esns
rapid and % momentum
ALREADY ISSUED;
MARIE ANToINErTE AND TINE END OF TIE
OLD REGIME
CITIZENEss BoNApaRrF
THE WIFE OF THE FIRST CONSUL
THE COURT OF THE EMPRESS JOSEPHINE
THE HAPPY DAYS OF THE EMPRESS MARIE
LOUISE.
MARIE LOUISE AND THE pEcADENcr or
THE EMPIRE.
We can cordially command the.e boohs 10 the at-
fenfon Of our resders They will And them sftr.rtsv.
In their arrangement, never dull with much variety
Of scene and incident and admirably Translated IN.
Nation.
ESSAYS IN LITTLE
BY ANDREW LANG. With Portrait lcno. si.oo
MI Lsnss trestnlent Of literary themes IN this n-~
volume of essays h delightful as ever Ths tors
are Of Kind TO reveal him ct hi. very b-ss-Dumu.
sfevensons works. 7. de Bsnville. Homer The Last
Fashion able Novel. Tbsckeray. Dickens. The sasus
Kingsley, Lever. SCOTS Poems. Buny.n. kiplin<s
Stories. &c. &c.
woOIsEYs
INTERNATIONAL Law
Introduction 10 the study International Law ps-
signed a. an Aid in Teaching and IN Historical
Studies. By THEODORE DWIGHT wooLsEr.
S'rth Edition. Revised and enlsrr-d by THEo-
DoRE s. wooLsEl. syo. $50
In this the sixth edition OF this standard work th.
authors son. Professor Of International law ct
YALE has incorporated such additions and changes az
the events of the last twelve year, neoessltated.
'.'Sold b. al bookseiIers. or sent postpaid. b.
CHARLES scRIBNER's SONS.
T<3s45 Brosdway. New York.
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LONGFELLOw's BIRTHDAY.
Ii 10 Celebrated: Pleasantly at the Capitol
Hill High school.

The teachers and pupils Of the Capitol Hill
High School celebrated the poet Longtellow 5
birthday with appropriate ana interesting ex-
erei-ss. program was presented which in :
Guided only Longfel,Ow's compositions. Songs
and rccitations which his hand had penned, to-
gethe- with original ESSAYS on his life and char
aete-, were given by the prpiis. The aulienee
WIS large one and the program included the
following selections: DCett. beware, Take
Care. Misses Jutison and FOLKS. Essay, 1.-The
Lie and Works OF LonsfeHow." Miss Mahr.
Solo. Arrow and Song" Miss Dudley. Ora
ZOE. ''Longfellow's Pace in the Hearts of His
People" Nr. Sheaiey- Sole, The Bridge,
Niss Davidson Essay. The Poets Home.
Mrs Hobsood- Rotation. ''Mr. Iinney's
,-Ir.ip." llr. MeNecly. Recitation. There
Vas a Lite Girl. Miss Alice Yingling. Solo.
The RAINY Day" Miss Swirglz- Recitation,
~ LoaSse;lcT DIyIrearl. 5iiss Blandford
Bow C,lee Club. Nessrs. TullocE, Euckler, ed
wards, Nckc.iin, Ta.ber. and Cral:.
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Convicted of yreck,p. . s..n.

Tho case Of George Y. Work and James s.
DUNCAN, the Bank Of America wreckers Of
Philadelphia, vino have been on trial in that city
ior the past three days, was concluded yes
tetd,y afternoon, and after q short elaboration
the jury returned verdict finding the de-
PENDANTS guilty Of tho charge Of rehypothecat-
i.s me securities Of the bank.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-02-28
SENATOR WILSON BURIED.
The Remains Laid to Rest by His Kindred
at Snow Hill. Md.

at Snow Hill. Md.
The funeral Of United States Senator Wilson
took place yesterday a: Snow Hill. Nd. There
were no religious services in the Senator's ate
residence. At the Mackenzie Memorial Pres
5yterian Church the Rev. d. b. Fitzgerald con-
dncted the exercises. The Congress committee
preceded the body into the church. After q
Scripture lesson and prayer. Rev. Mr.. Fitz-
gerald preached tine sermon. It was an elo-
quent tribute to the late Senator At the close
OF the exercises the coffin WAS borne from the
church to the adjoining cemetery, and the
body of Dir. Wilson was laid BY the side Of his
kindred Immediately after the funeral the
Congress committee returned to Washington.
Bells were tolled and business was generally
suspended during the funeral services.
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CITY ITEMS.

Mrs. Cleveland's @Favorife Reading.
Send % cents to the Ladies' Home Magazine
l025 Arch St. Philadelphia, Pa. and they will
send the magazine for a whole year and re-
bate premium worth nearly 50. 1t in the most
wonderful offer vet made. It,
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The Orient Club.

The Orient Boat and Pleasure Club. organized
on the 25th instant, last evening elected and in
stalled the following officers (NIr. Quinn acting
rs presiding officer: Abbott E. Jones, presi-
dent: Henri W. Balderston, vice president;
Walter Balderston. secretary; Frank r. Jones.
recording secretary; frank Gorsuch, treasurer;
VIM. A. Quinn, master; Clifford t. Taylor, first
officer.
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ESSAYS IN LITTLE.

'.'Soid b. all booksellers. or senf. postpaid, b.
CHARLES scRIBNER's SONS.
IL 7<3s45 Broadway, New York.
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W. n. SINISTER 4 SONS.

HE BREATH Or Spn1Ne Is In
Time to practice EASTER MUSIC. is it not,
Send for our Fine List of Carols. Anthems, Sc. or
for Easter AIieuss Sc. .,0c. doz !, Rosabel Our
Easter Offering lie, 81 A doz. Cantaa by Lewis.
MUSICAL SOCIETIES
should wind up the season by practic.nr such Can:
Aesi l:Se., -. 40 doz j. a1st psalm Oc, % ~
FAIRS AND EXHIBITIONS
Are ,nsds successful by introducing easy Cantatas Ike
Garden o. singing Flowers 10 SIS 10 d3z l. or Ksin.
bow Festival l.uc.. 81 80 do%.l ]. Lewis
BOYS AND GIRLS
Who sing viii be delighted take part the brilliant
flower canta.s New Flora Fsssiy al 40c, g. 10 l.
New Flower Queen lt,e.. 81. 40 ]. kingdom "
Mother Goose l2c.. =? ~ doz. j Gypsy Queen Too
Much Attractive Exhibition Music il Found In School
Childrcns School Songs f35c. 90. 90 doz ]. Golden
Boat 100. J. charming srtton songs by Mrs. l.. u.
Chant. first Steps Ia cong hsadinS l3Oc, - Goz.
Any Boot mailed. post -reid. for retail price.
OLIVER pITsoN COMPANY. BOSTON.
JE. pITsoN 4 CO..
la2s CHESTNUT ST.. PHILADELPHIA
al -eoJln 80 -'a-- 49,
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"MASIrou," the finest sparkling table water
and ginger champagne in the world. An abso-
!utely natural mineral water that creates appe-
lite, aids digestion and tones up the system
generally. CHARLES KR.EMER 737 18th ST. NV.
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EXCURSIONS, &c.

THOROUGH NORWAY IN CARRIoLEs.
= lady who has spent . summer In Norway and
Sweden visiting the North Cape and yelling soutn-
ward from Tlirondheim in carr1oles and thorough y
interest aroused BY the stoddard lectures in the
Land OF the Midnight sun" will lead many persons
TO extend their summer outing the to this
mort nsrn country win be pleased 70 take chsre OF
hoilnnd; bsiGtgm. Germany. Switzerlsnd. Francs
hrS. BkINioS.
ie208. 122s ost. Washington, DC
I O0MIs EUROPEAN PARTY fOR lsssl -MEssRs.
~ WARREN CHoATE 4 co. announce the compile
under the personal and superintendent of Dr. l..
T. Loom;s. In his fifteen years experience in con-
dncns and directing European tour he has won the
pleasure Of accompanying him. The short Tour Party
will leave New York June IL and include Ireland
scotland. England belgium. the kline, Nuremberg.
ne wa~1sr FESTIVAL Heidelesrx Psr,s and Antwerp;
ytli l~sys June 70 and include Scotland. Enxland the
Hhfne. the agner Festival the Tyrolean Mountsins.
Venice, Florence, Rome. Naples. the Italian axes.
Swit.erand. Paris. &e: due in New York sept. 5.
The party will Be under the persona and super
Vision Of Dr.. LoOmis and his Shssstanf. MIR. ". X.
Choate. from New York round to the hoa,ew ward
b.rkaton and will be at time in charge Of stranger
srs wSkaS a
fe?l-s&tn0w $50 l1tL st.. Washington. D.c
MOUNT VERNON. THE TOMB OF WASHING.
E; Ya. a .sS
LEAVE S9 Il dR sSsoss !, Is
MashinSton at 3 p IN. Fare round. trip to MOUNT
VEhNONy Including admission to the mansion and
grounds, 81 Elegant cafe the Charles Manchester
The Charles Manchester also make river lanlinE,
cents ioJ-ni L. L. BLAKE. Captain.
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1HK REMARKABLE SUCCESS o: the Union
Credii Company III the .ew weeks of its ener-
setle worA here IS Ullnistsbable evidence not
"niy OK IL intrinsic merit, the skill and vigor
with which u 5 being presented TO our mer-
chants. but also oI the cry ing need of - per
feet protection against that curse of all busi-
ness lre, abuse OF crusii.- Read their splendid
testimonial as advertised under special notices.
--iact.
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]. JAY GorLD's wonder store, 42l 9Th s..-Ad

EErREsENTTSo but ore vineyard Won can
always be sure Of getting wine Of uniform quail
ity from the To-Kalon Wine Company, Ga l4.h
street only.-AGrt.
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yINE PoR-sArrs at Kets Kemethy's, 11o9 Pa av

0EoRGE's BUSIoS AND Com SHIELDS are the
best in the world Gives instant relief to
tenderest feet. Visitors III the city are invited
10 cali and get sample free Parlors, Ills Pa.
ave. INV.
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Stored in the Marshal'S ONCE

The effects levied upon by the marshal in
the case Of the abscondins agent. Clarke, have
been removed By the marshal and stored, thus
doing away with the necessity of keeping a
Waterman on the premises.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-02-28

Buy . Machine With Reputation
Earned by Forty Years of Faithful Service.
Examine our New High-Arm No. 8. Its silent
rotary motion free from the heavy rasping nc
ton of shuttle machines
WHEELER 4 WILSON MIRO. Co.,
fe28-str A37 9th at nv
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ASoTHS,: OPESrSG.-Today was the opening
OF another Of Baum's Star sales. which have
become welcome features. as the crowded store
testifisz- This opening is of uausnal interest
~. accom-. OF the display Of new spring mer-
ehandise, ON winch star" prices have been
placed Each bargain i prominently marked
with a star" 20 customers canaot fail TO take
notice OF them Wednesday rev: is the LAST
day Of The sale.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-02-28

The golden GATE" CL.ARET Of the To-Kalon
Wine Company is meeting with unusual appro-
baton. For sale at TIA l4th street onjy.--Adrt.
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The Washington slipper.

(Idcht reserved.)
This in an embellished Ladies' Washington
Ornamental Memorial Slipper, made Of woven
Japanese straw. satin lined and metal buckle Of
1776 pattern. Also fine representation of the
Capitol building. A unique and handsome
souvenir Of the capital city of the republic.
For sale everywhere. Main sales room, 499
Pennsylvania ave. its
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CITY AND DISTRICT.
ADJUSTMENTS TONIGHT.

AIsAuGH's--National Woman Suffrage Con
yention.
NATIOSKI--Rosina Vokes
HARRIS Grimes Cellar Door"
kERSAS's---iioward Burlesque Company.
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fe28-str

j bought one Of those elegant Oak Side
boards with German beveled glass for SIS. 80
from W. H. Hoaghton Manufac turing Com
pany, and consider them n great bargain. /
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-02-28
HENPLER repairs glnsses while you wait.

FIGHT Shy OF IT.-Be careful of one thing
your health Thousands of people go away in
summer in search of health and return in the
fall with malaria or some of its evil results in
the shape OF ciills and fever biiioUsneSs. jaun-
dice liver trouble. chronic rheumatism. gen.
eral debility, nc, &c. DIR. Henley's Celery.
BEEF and Iron I'll per bottlcl will cure these
ailments quickly and surely. 1t pays 10 Use il!
for lis tonic and strengthening power.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-02-28

FINE OLD Rye end Bourbon whiskies Of 1866
1873 and 1879. the choicest 70 he had. and OF
which make speciality. Call at the old es-
Enlistment of CHkIs. AASDEK, 800 7th street
northwest
One price only.
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NOTARIES PUBLIC.

TWAAlseAvAktsU VI Dkk-De Oh ~ Elsa rAIa
~ asaa 1ssaosy. Nosary ma o. .. CesnlnilnIp11l-
JAo. T. MALL l;nkl y 8. Nv.
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TREASURY DEpAKfGsSff, OFFICE OF COMP
troller of the Currency. WASHINGTON Feb 10, 1851
Whereas. by satisfactory evidence presented 10 the
undersiened II has been inade TO appear that The
Washington and District OF CoIunIhia has comllied
with all the Provisions of the Statutes the United
States required to lie conped with before
ton shall e authorized the business of
BANKING: Now, therefore. l. Edward b. Lacey. comp
troer Of the currency. do hereby certify that THE
Onio National Bank OF WASHINGTON" IN the city of
ashington and District OF unlbi Il authorized to
colnnsnce the bus ness OF ban sing provided in
ton mt. -one hufel and sixty the Revised
Statutes OF the United States testimony
witness ~ hand and seal Of Office this lh day of heb
lSeal.l L. s. LACEY. Comptroler Of the Currency.
No. Az. - "A -. nihs. Ia u. .s~i. IL. Ii. n
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EXTRA yALuE--Our well-known. reliable
derby hats at Sl.50 and q: line felt and latest
STYLES. A. i. LEWIS, Az TIN ct.
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Deeds in fee have been filed as follows.
Eliza ID. Lerch to II. W. Hcrrell. sub A, So 56s,
and sub 25. SO. si3; $4,000. T. Bundy ct al. to
5. G. Cowling. sub X, blk. IL. T 4 BIS sub Mt.
Pleasant; $3.50 Commissioners ID. C. to T..
Allen, pt. Is. So 453; g. E. n. Morrill, to b.
c. Koones, subs 70 and so, So. $50; e. Same
20 irene s. Buchanan. subs 81 and SO, do; g.
Same to +. 4. Solger. subs So AMI 81. DO: g.
". L. Edmonston to +. s. Schmidt, sub IS, sd.
9l2; $500. W. L. Pollard to f. Wilson, sub
60. 81. 553; $1,000. J. W. buckingham to c. II.
Ben amin. sub ITO. sd. S6I: 20, 200. W. Harvey
TO Ira J. Baker. lots and 10. blk. 8, Langdon
Park, 8. VI. Is. Hanson to p. F. Cusick sub
II, 81. s2si 400. w. II. Ruff to A. A. Birney,
pit. Chillura Castle Manor; 8.
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LOCAL MENTION.
The Weather

FORECAST TILL EIGHT A. ~ SUNDAY
For thu District of Columbia. Maryland and
Virginia. oloudiEess and light furr.cs Of srovs
this eve,.i:si.: soasheriy, shifting to westerly
winGs; co. Ter sunday.
CONDITION OF THE WATER
Temperature and condition OF water as :
n.m.--C;reat Falls. temperature. AZ: condition.
Il. Receiving reservoir. temperature. a. Con
dition at north connection. y: condition at
south connection. Z: distributing reservoir.
Temperature. -: condition at infuciit gate
house. II; condition at eiIiuent gate mouse. ID.
High tide in the river, IL 20 pm Low tide ir
the river, $50 pm.
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New AND NOVEL. CoSCEITs characterize our
line of Soc. spring neck wear. Ready row.
HENRY FRANC & Son, One Price,
Cor. eth and D.
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WITH fish and oysters try the white wines of
the To-kalon Wine Company. For sale at GA
18th street only.-Adct.
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R.TcLIrFE, DAER Co., auctioneers, will sell
on Mcatay afternoon, March 2 It 4:s0 o'clock
that valuable brick dwelling No. 925 o street
northwest. containing thirteen rooms, with all
the modern improvements. For terms and
full description see the advertisement under
auction sales.
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THE SECOND OF THE COURSE OF LENTEN
lectures given under the auspices Of the Church of
the lncsrn !tion Chapter of the Brutherhood 81
andrew Will lie given in the lecture the Church
OF the Ascension 18th and Mass. ave- n W. on Thurs
day March ), ats D. M "
Suhjest Life in the Argentine Republic by Prof
Frank II. B-elow.
Tickets. p cents, to be had AZ Ellis music store
and at the door Of the lecture room .ein wSs tInis
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I An GoISG 20 the II. II. Houghton Manufac-
turing Company to buy one Of those six-feet
oak extension tables they are selling for :5.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-02-28

FoR QrIcK PRINTING go to MCGiLL l. VAL
LACE, Il07 L st. NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-02-28

wrrH an egg in TIE morning Try To-kalo;i
sherry. For ale at GA 1ith stree. ouly.-AdSs.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-02-28

Nervous Debility, Poor Memory, Diff
dence, Sexual Weakness, Pimples cured by DR..
Miles Nervine. Samples free at
y MERITS DRUG STORE. l0lA E st.