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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-02-09
ALEXANDRIA.
TIE ALEXANDRIA OF TEE FUTURE.


1t is believed that il the money spent in the
planting Of experimental new towns on the
borders OF Alexandria had been laid ont within
its corporate limits the city wouid have had a
boom greater than that of any city in the state.
The natural geographical limits extend from
Hunting creek to -Four Mile Run. and these
were made the legitimate limits of the city in
l7S5 by an act Of the general assembly, but
were curtaIled when the town became part of the
District OF Columbia. A plan to include in the
city the village Seminary Hill and all tho set
Elements near st. Asaph junction would, If car
ricd out. become the basis of such municipal
action az would be of mutual advantage to the
city and to its suburbs
CORPORATION COURT.
The corporation court. Judge Norton, has
opened Its February term and is occupied with
ordinary civil business Tho scantily occupied
court room now contrasts strongly with its
denseiy packed condition last term during the
Phillips murder trial. The Jail examiners have
reported the Jail in good condition. On the
probate side of the court the last will of the
late William Gibson, builder, has been ad-
mittod to probate and record. and the widow,
Mrs. Sarah Gibson, has qualified as exscutrix.
FrREMES's AND MASONIC FUNERALS.
The Hydraulian Steam Fire Engine Company
attended to the grave yesterday afternoon
the funeral OF young Charles Baker, member
OF that company. Mr.. Baker was the son OF
Mr. Frederick Baker. He was young man of
much promise, cut off at the opening of man.
hood and leaves many regrets among those who
knew him.
The Alexandria Free Masons yesterday morn
ing paid the last tribute of respect to the late
VIM: Hunter of Fairfax, whose remains were
brought here for interment.
NOTES.
The Young Mems Catholic Lyceum last night
paid visit to Washington to attend the recita-
ton OF the Catholic Club of Gonzaga College
and returned in the late train much pleased
with their visit
The city council will hold its regular meet
ing tonight and will consider several matters
relative to the improvement Of streets, the
American coal wharf, tho Henry street tracks
and school money.
The Catholic Lyceum have raised funds to
ut up one of the rooms of their superb hall on
Duke street as the OKsne reading room, an
excellent enterprise which is being happily
carried out.
The services Of a protracted meeting con-
tiliue nightly at the Trinity NJ. E. Church and
the result will be considerable alliance to its
membership.
colored brass band has been organized
here under tho leadership Of Henry Murray.
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CONDENSED LOCALS.

LAST WEEK 147 nuisances were reported to
the health Office and Us we're reported as hay
ing been abated.
YESTERDAY Nr. Blair Lee qualified in the
Probate Court rs collector of the estate of
Allen McLane. giving bond in 500, 900, S. p.
Lee and James VI. Green. Eureties.
IN HE case of Frederick J. Morgan charged
with the larceny of S35 from Florence Living
stone, verdict Of not guilty was found yester-
day in the Criminal Court
IL 1IE Equity Court Yesterday Judge Hag-
ner made decree for al injunction IN the case
OF Galleher Co. agt. Barbour. restraining the
prosecution of a srlt for Possession.
TAE B"pY of IA dead infant WAS found on 2sth
between Y and l. streets yesterday.
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The Lost Money Recovered.

On Friday afternoon last an Associated Press
messenger lost al envelope containing checks
and cash which represented the salaries of the
Capitol force Of the Associated Press. Sunday
the money was returned, but the checks had been
DESTROYED. 1t seems that . boy picked up the
envelope and divided the cash contents will
three other boys. Then thoy had q feast. Ons
boy however. became conscience stricken snd
after some little pressure confessed 20 his
father. The father, who had seen the adver.
tissment describing the loss in Tx STAR. com.
municated with the parents of the other bows
collected the money and returned it to Mr.. Nc,
Nes yes.erday.
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OFFICIAL NOTICES.

Ilo, Of oSS S, cen ri Term. lsasiSs fsi,i
Soton. hon hA'l. and - Coiicqs. her Lu--
sPd Au. hS' A. t ss .nG mi Ot Iso.. as
rcf. her husband. Edmund y Hal. William J Hal,
Sne, 4 ns se SRssSn H sf and q wa.
ia. ~ nus,, A aS No 81 THIS 70 20
a. - vsn sny lid - she lih ,.ay q beoent. isi
arr ,,,en ne , slerh ., "a. court a. ins,iieni q
. .ssns - aeaa,r'ng. an to smilo acoorans 10 the
1881 rtse rI 81. ~ ~ as fSsed ne ss. sa. ~
So, rSIR sn known n, as ssaars pu.hr.d ~ wording 70
Il,slred The AplrcyAl q the coami..soasS- q tse
tsssss s' .. s0iS9oi. i,erte and th.t has rur-
unsbe 20 rurhas the t,llo slaE p,rtsna thsreq 90
vsrnum's .ubiivision Of ios in said .Iaar. - a..
same recorded IN the oica u the snryeycS Of se
sud Sa d n f .Sf H. III! r SR - a .s
;ssr M si srr r.s ,, a. With the sS.ssS..
itict q Columbia. are owned by layisis y. Cotton
Ma. sni Niisn Hal. Ter hGsan Sii ISel. as
and I1,, Jo.n H'l her tn.Apa Ais .oiT.eE and
lam Hal, John Hail. =, and tie unkno~ heirs
OF Ma;.T lennon de,eas,4. trustee. saidinstramru,
20 apIrA.ss the damages VIII n tho 1prs OF sad lanl
antprsniss sustain % sub appry rr,sou ,l-rs,
cerinls ma, IL had may nisrsssfs Tor isi par.
named fAynis cSisSS and s,s sen No ~ s s M,
i mgSi- + III Han sd ysAn Ia. Is lgs;na =
husband. sud tue unknown hrirs % Waller Lennon.
1880, ius 1 ~ tisif heiss ald l"l,al rspre.
aIp~ar hefore this cart J t,eu.ral lem ou th-
ltaf day of Mara. lslr2 al the og+G.rg of curt n
tlal DAY. soon thereafter H. heari
10 SLOW cause " they have. why such APPRAISERS
iSocH TofTEN ana M a MekESSl. ss: r. SsS
Tor Is. and T. d. n. 90. fes,-.S
uuEAsURY DEPAGTMIST. OFFICE or THr
Cemrtroll.r a the Currency. v ashington. 5an-
nary IL, lSse, AhsrcGs L. satisfactory eViasuse
presented 20 the undersigned. hes been made 10
siicar that 'lBel aTlI.ls and Mechanics Nstiunal
u IA % sseCrgetu~"." th~ city - N-.,'fxetoNn N
TIE ccaniy % Asshngiun and D'stIIct q Caiuuli,A
ha complied with all fhe Irovts3onS ~ the 'act of
toiNftsr 10 enable National hanAing ASSOCIATIONS
% extend Their corrurgt. enisfence and for other
=. i.Nra Lacey, comptroller ~ tlI. currency, do
hereby certis that The armers aud Ms,hAnirs Ma
tuna Bank tietg.toMn." in the .ity 81 ti,-srxe-
town N IN. county Of Nashin.ron anu nistrict Of
Noiani'hA. - authorized 20 have for the
pefo' -lned IN its amended articss Of association.
namely. until close Of business January a. lsl2
~ "etliLuns whereof wtuess my hand and seal "
me- tns liza day OF ganun 5. lssF2. kseAi D. \.
i-AChA. Comptroller q the currency. lal3:tG
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His fifsieth birthday.

Last evening the fiftieth birthday OF Mr.. John
W. Miller ONO. 7Sl 9Th street southeast wAscele-
brated Mt his residence, and during the evening
he received the congratulations Of over one
hundred friends, including many members OF
the Veteran Volunteer Firemsn's Association.
was spent in social converse. A pleasant
feature was the introduction of many of the
guests to the mother Of Mr.. Miller, now in her
eighty-third year, aud who was in excellent
spirits beneath the weight Of years
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-02-09
HAVE [ Ever DECEIVED You,

HAVE / Ever DECEIVED You,
have been before you through The Star. every day
for two years / have strenuously avoided saying
reader. have endeavored to impress upon all who
read my advertisements that whatever statement
make is sacred pledge to the people. don't prote
to give you something nothing. 1 don't sell one
article below cost and beat you another don't
varnish doubtful statements, but give the facts
in every instance.
NOW READ:
Six-ft. Extension Table, oak, 81 90.
Six-tt. Extension Table. cluster ley. e.
Feather Pillow mot chicken), Csc.
Yard-widc Carpet, 111 to 5Oc.
Brussels Carpet 45. Co., &c.
Extra Body brussels. Use.
Best Wire Cots. 81. ~.
Atwood Art Squares. 3x3, So 95 3x3H "a. IS. &c.
oG-pioce Fancy Tea Set. SOS.
Toilet Sets. 81. 98 TO $40.
Six Tunib.ers. 15c.
Knives, Forks. Spoons. Kitchen Ware, &c.
We can furnish your home from top to bottom OK.
cept Stoves II don't want anything yourself tell
your friends about
GRASTY'S
Double Stores.
I51o-12 9TH st.. bet. P and NV
Nothing on credit. II you can't pay cash no use to
come. fe4
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PROPOSALS

lDhuiOs AS iOk FoRelNus FuK THE NAVY
Il lard. Washington. D. a. January .ti 1882 =
Sealed lroIosa e tntotsvl 'fFoI-sas for For,nnss
10Y the navy lar 4. Washington. u. e.. l-a end
February TO- lsE viii D. received the bureau q
iroNlssoAs and "thine. NaNy Department. a-hlne
ton, D- L until I. O'CLOCK NOON. FlBRT' Any
10 49, and publicly oeaed leiut, ~ thcr,A.ter.
81 furnish at tine navy yard MAshins;ton 10 -
o.O.u pounds steel fore1ngs The furgiae- must
g ufor:n 10 the navy standard and the uAl
hs1tctlun bahL iofa4so PROPOSALS Viii lie furnished
upon aIrlicaton 10 the conn andant Of the yard
the navy ray ONCE WASHINGTON. ID. G Or 70 The lu
rcaa he attention u aud dealers 10
IN, ted HE tads. all other thinas being ed ual de
cisea by lot. lie department riafs 80
waive deecs OF 70 reject any hldsnOi deslrd al.
Nanta-seous to the government EDMlN STEWART
Pay master General. L. =. y. )es.,aM2w
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CITY AND DISTRICT.
AMUSEMESTS TONIGHT.

AIBAreH's-Sol Smith Russell in Peaceful
Valley"
NATIoSN--'.The Still Alarm"
ACADEMY OF MUsIC.-Alexander Salvini in
"Dou Caesar de Bazan."
HAERIs' BDoU--Pete Baker in ''The Emil
grant"
kERSAN's LYcEuM THEATER.-Weber and
Fields Specially Company.
CoNCoRDIA CHcRcH CHAPEL-Grand Bazaar.
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Oysters and Fish.

The report Of Mr.. Gwynne Harris, inspector
Of marine products, shows the arrival at the
river front last week of the following: 17,4OO
bushels of oysters, 3,947 punches of fish, 500
herring and AZ carp. This is the largest num-
Der Of herring brought here this season. DIR
ing the week so bushels OF oysters and 80
punches Of fish were condemned.
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Fined for Allowing Gambling in His Room

Fined for Allowing Gambling in His Rooms.
Jefferson Mackey, acolored man whose home
is in an alley in the northern section Of the
city, appeared in Judge Miller's court yesterday
for permitting one OF his rooms to be used az
a place for gamblers to congregate. The
gambling was done on a small game, the sports
''crap.'
Mackey plead guilty to the charge and Judge
Miller gave him ten days in Jail and imposed
an additional penalty of S25 or sixty days.
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4 Washipgtonian Who IL a Mayor.

Mayor 7. F. Hannah of Kansas City, Kan, is
visiting old friends in this city. Mayor Han
nan is an old washiEstonian, but left here
fourteen years ago to seek his fortunes in the
west He is now serving his third term as
mayer OF Kansas City. This is his first visit to
the east He expresses himself as delighted
with the great improvements in Washington.
Mayor Hannah Will remain here about a
month
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-02-09
Cur1cuaA Is GaxAr,

Because great things arc required Of Il. Curins skin
diseases il no easy matter. Every sufferer iron, tor
turing disnguring. itching, burning. bleeding scay
and pmply dbsases OF the skin, scalp and blood with
loss Of hair. win admit this In view the almost to<,
failure a the usual remedies. CUTICURA \ the
greatest q akin c0Eea. II
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-02-09

The Peoples Congregational Church.
There was grand rally at the Peoples Con.
gregational Church on Sunday. Rev. DR.. r.
H. G. Dyson preached an able sermon ut II
a IN. and Rev. C. II. Southworth at 7:3O d. M
The collection raised for the purchase Of q
church site was S5l7.46
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L,nP On. c. A. NrDpIMAN. 6l4 18th St.

OFFICE Of the Bochdale Cooperative Society
GncOrporated), Cog Pa. ave, February IS.
1S92- Capital stock. so 600. Cur trade cards
are now ready and can be had ON application
to any one of the officers or directors or at the
oflice-our contracts with merchants have been
renewed with a lew eXceptOns-fOr the years
ls92'93 Membership fee, II. Renewal cards,
intending Sovereigns of Industry, should they
desire TO become members, % cents. \ saving
OF to Is per cent on cash purchases and saw
ing of - cents ton on coal. Office open from
8 am. tot pm. A. L. LoSGLEY. President;
j. W. MARSHA, secretary. Directors: j. b.
Carter. John Morrison. j. A. Randall, Z. L.
Mills. l. u. Mariield, John johnson. J. Z. Nc
Cabe, L. F. Hunt. II. W. Smith, Vim. ;. leates.
Burton Macafee, John T. mn, J. T.. Mcdonnell.
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Judgment Affirmed,

In the Court in General Term yesterday the
judgment below in the case of Jabez b. Wat
kins against the Pennsylvania Railroad Com
pany was affirmed, the chief justice delivering
the opinion. The complainant sued for dam
age in being refused admission to . train in
Baltimore, being seized and thrown back and
being compelled to purchase another ticket.
appeal
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Wills Filed Yesterdav

Wills Filed Yesterday.
The will Of the late Caroline Harrison, filed
yesterday, leaves certain articles to Mrs. Katie
L. Logan and Mrs. Agnes Popkins and the bal
ance OF her personal property to Mrs. Annie
NJ Hutchinson.
The will of Clarence NJ. De Montreville, NJ.
d., leaves his estate to his wife and names her
ns executrix.
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Pound Statistics.

Poundmaster Eins,cin impounded forty-one
animals las, week and during the week that
number Of animals were killed, i've were re-
deemed and a, the close Of tho week fourteen
remained in pound
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READ AND INVESTIGATE YOURSELF.

Mr.. VIM c. Scribner, i6i q s. NV, City,
Agent Tho Stevens Dish-Washing Machine.
lear Sir: The Stevens DISH Washer you sent
Us Is just the grandest thing we have had. and
our thanks are Que you for its introduction.
How any one can reconcile themselves to the
ordinary method of dish washing (when by the
of this machine they don't break chip a
dish nor have to use towels in drying) Is some
thing We can't understand. Why, have even
washed the pans and lamp chimnoys with it.
Respectfully,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-02-09

TCHxsH CARPETS AND RuGs AT AUCTION
Commencing tomorrow morning at Walter D.
Williams d Co. sanction rooms, corner 10th and
Pennsylvania avenue. at II O'Clock a m. and 3
o'clock ?. m. Tie collection is specially noted
Cor the large carpets and Ieat variety Of rugs
to select from See advertisement in auction
column
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CITY ITEMS.
That Sl.l9 ..Snap, Z. for Won,

You need Derby Hat and don't want to paw
Ior tune Tor one. Our 81 and $40 grades are
now down to Sl.l9. You will study your own
inserest to see them-aad bring 81. l9 with Won
FRANC d Soy. One Price, cor. It'll and b.
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uIt- y. d II T.
1850 Huron 81, Meridian Hill.
CsIss CHfys. CAS You DO IN?

tHfSG tHfSG. tAS you DO II!
This is the question which is now agitating
the minds of society ard the general public.
Chilean troubles aud afternoon teas are for
gotten il the wild desire to solve the little
puzzle, which has never been equaled since the
historic days of pigs III clover. Price, l0c., at
the Boston VARIETY STORE.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-02-09

PERsoSs in search Of good investments should
not fail to attend the sale of those desirable
houses Nos. 46T and AL Florida avenue. lie
Droit Park. to be sold by auction through Rat
ehffe, Darr h Co., ancti0neers, tomorrow. We'd
assday, February 10, at 4:30 O'Clock p. IN.
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Food InsuectiOna.

FOOD IhSpectIOnS.
The reports Of Food Inspectors Mothershead
and Chase for last week show condemnation Of
the following: Six hundred and seventy -one
pounds of meat IS rabbits. 90 birds ducks,
| turkey, "a chickens and a quantity of vegsta-
| bles.
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Huckiu's Celebrated Souns

Stop That Cough. 1t is a danger signal
p plsos Cure for Consumption never fails
Pleasant to take. All druggists. Csc.
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TIE F1Rsr Durr

The F1Rsr DUrr
NATURALLY THE PRINCIPAL CARE OF EVERY
HoUsEKEEPER IS TO PROVIDE A COMFORT
ABLE AND INVITING HOME FOR HERSELF
AND FAMILY. TINE WAS WHEN WEALTH
ALONE COULD SECURE THIS. CASH HOUSES
RULING WITH IRON HAND AND ExACTING
THE LAST FARTHING IN ADVANCE.
OUR
CREDIT
CoNFIDING ALONE IN THE HONOR OF OUR
PATRONS. is NOW RECOGNIZED as THE BUL-
wARK OF THE PUBLIC. ASSISTING THEM TO
WEALTH IN EXCHANGE FOR SMALL PoR-
TON OF THEIR WEEKLY OR MONTHLY siv-
INGs WITHOUT INCREASED EXPENSE TO
THEM AND WITH LITTLE OR NO BURDEN TO
ANY BUT OURSELVES.
EVERY SIDE OF OUR PARLoRs. WHICH ARE
REPLETE WITH
FURNITURE.
CARPETS.
DRAPERIEs.
MATTINGs.
STOVES,
BABY CARRIAGES AND WORKS OF ART.
HOUSE l. HERRMANN's
CASH AND CREDIT HOUSES,
OH, el9. a21 AND s23 7TH ST,
fse 6oe MASS AVE. n. ".
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The Connecticut Republican Club.
The Connecticut Republican Club met last
night at No. 514 9th street. President W. A.
Tubbs having been appointed adjutant general
of Connecticut, resigned his connection with
the club and the vacancy was filled by the cleo
ton of Gen. Z. ". Whitaker. c. G. Phelps
was elected secretary.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-02-09

Table and Pocket Knives Eazors. Scissors.
Dog collars and Harness. WALFoRp's, Al Pa.
ave. 1tS
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IT Is neither pleasant to talk of or suffer with
piles. whether blind. bleeding itching piles.
BE Ltons infallible pie salve. so cents a safe.
sure and speedy cure for them Thousands
have proved it.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-02-09

IL THERE Is ANYTHING In all creation meauer
than headache. no matter what kind il may
be, we don't know it. And, by the way. DIR.
Henley's celery, beef and iron is a sovereign
remedy for this distressing trouble At all
druzylsts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-02-09

Bichloride of Gold Club Reception.
The local Bichloride of Gold Club gave a re-
ception to DR.. Kelley Of Dwight, H.. last
night at the Arlington Hotel Callers, Of whom
there were many, were introduced to DR.. and
Mrs. Kelley by James 7. Hardin, president Of
the club.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-02-09

VALUABLE Lor in Mount Pleasant at auetion
BY LAtimer 4 Sloan tomcrrox at O'Clock. ii,
uats on Col Imbix avenue between 18th and lath
streets -Adrt
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CONDITION OF THE wATEH-

IMPORTED BOSSErs AND HATS AT HALF PRICE.
Will close balance Of our winter bonnets and
hats, imported and original designs for street,
evening and visiting wear, at one-haH regular
prices. palmer, Importer. 1l07 St
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AMI7SFNFNTS

Nj ASONiC TEMPLE. gTH AND SIS. ".
VI The hebrew Hosfcn orera Company. THURSDAY.
February H. lr. Will be rroduc~d Tor the first time
the reat uelolra entitled '.shincdriC. Tho Idiot.
or the Polish Wedding IN three acts nd ten aheauN
ly Goldfsden. This uelolrama has te-n tlaYe In
New lork :or MY nhts IN succession with the ssat
est iurore The leadinS roles will lie psAye hy the
well awn rriha donna. Madam SOPHIE Friedman.
and Herr A. MArsolte- Notice grand ball will he
gwen alter the Per and two syld media ~il
Ne awarded q the hest Mt and lady wat-ers. iest
ISRAEL c. N; CHURCH. COR OF list AND d
= SIS sw. February q. NJ 20 y. Grand thAntSs
inaEoria Cosmopolitan and Biblical BiorsmA pnnt
forSet. tonight. Admission. 1Sc. IL.
THIS EVENING. 80. AZ MASONIC TEMPLE.
sth ana sts n. W. great lecture by ENAngel lsf
i<yden on Secret Confession TO PRIEST" To
ladies only. Admission. sSc. Gentlrmea not I'D
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Choice Burbank Potatoes. One car load
Medium Sized and smooth Bgrbanks Just re-
ceived. Persons desiring fine potatoes please
CALI MERGERS FINE GROCERY III ,th At n w. lie
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Our Java and Mocha Coffee soc per pound.
Warranted to give satisfaction
IT MErzGERs FINE GROCERY, Az 7th st. nv
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LOCAL MENTION,


YcRFcAsr I'LL. FIGHT p. NJ WEDNESDAY,.
For the District of Columbia, MARYLAND and
Virginia. cooler, northwesterly winds and fair
weather today and Wednesday; probably ..,,r
Thursday.
CONDITION OF THE wAIEE-
Temperature and condition Of water at 8
An: Great Falls. Temperature. 35. condition,
L. Receiving reservoir. temperature, 81. Con-
dition at north connection. 81; condition at
south connection. %. distributing reservoir,
temperature. 81; condition at infuent gate
house, 81: condition at eiiiuent gate house, &C.
sos a ann G sat- pm s4 l am T Midnight
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They MUsr AND WILL Go!-S1.19 is not
much money, especially when Ii buys a two
forty Derby. Tnis it viii DO lriHt as.
FRANC 4 SON One Pilce Cor. 9Th and ID,
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viii be ON exhibition at n. W. BuRcHEII.'s. 1906
street, during this week. These delicious
soups will be served hot Please call and try
them. zee o ~ -
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Tharp's Delicious Table Wines and His
Celebrated NOll Rxe RerlSlcx.O

CALI MErzcER's FINE GRocEEY, AIT eth st.n .w.Its
Tharp's Delicious Table Wines and His
Celebrated sold Rye Berklcy.0
When you are In need OF wines and liquors,
either as a tonic or as beverage, be exceed
lnSiy particular from whom you select to pur-
chase these articles from, or else You may fall
into sad error and buy them from some ire
sponsiole party, and obtain that which is Also
luteIy poisonous and deleterious to health. and
possibly good manners. Good wines and liquors
can always be used in moderation, which is
beneficial, but when abused it has the contrary
| effect, which is not the fault of the wine or
liquor, but the party who abuses the privilege.
Nhen you desire choice table wines or some of
that Old Nectar-''the Old Rye Berkeley" 60
direct to the reliable Wholesale and retail wine
at slS + street northwest. fes-tf
Choice Sugar Cured Old Maryland Hams.
IT. METzGERs FINE GROCERY, AIT It'll ST. NV.
Please call at G. G. CoRNwELL 4 Sons. op-
posite Wizards Hotel, during this week and
taste Huckins delicious soups. These cele-
orated soups Will be served hot. feS,9,lO,l2
Salvation Oil is a certain cure for head
ache, toothaehe, earache, &c. Only rs cents.
slight cold, if neglected, often attacks
the lungs. BRowS S BRONCHIAL TRocHEs give
sure and immediate relief. Sod only ia 5onrs.
Price 25c. lS
900 More Knit Jackets at SI24 at AuER-
BAeHs 9TH and II. Domestic 5. NJ. Co. ja2l-eoiOt
Pure Old Rye Whisky, years old, 75c. at.
Old Port Wine, pure grape juice zoe. bottle.
Best Sweet Catawba Wine 25c. large bottle.
Fine Old Spanish Sherry, Soc. per bottle.
IT. METzGER's FINE GROCERY, All 9TH et n. W.
Phillips Digestibie Cocoa
Furnishes nutriment and aids digestion.
Nervous Debility, Poor Memory, Diff
dence, Sexual Weakness Pimples cured by Dr.
Miles Neryine Samples free at Druggists. Ctr
None Name 1t but to Praise.
Wheeler d Wilson New High Arm No. g.
A marvel Of lightness and swiftness.
jazz Office 437 9Th st. NV
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-02-09

NES's DERBY HATS. Latest styles. Low prices.
Large stock Leaders ~ 5l.59. - and $50.
Extra value at these prices. i. I. LEWIS AS 9TH.