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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-04-27
A PROMISING LIFE ENDED.

Thomas Orwell Spcir, n Young Architect,
Accidentally Shoots Himself.
NEW York, April 27.--Thomas Dwell Speir,
an architect who had his Office at az State
street, this city, last night accidentally sho.
and killed himself at his home in South
Orange, M. Mr.. Spier was, as usual,
examining his revolver before going
to'bed, when his foot slipped on loose rug on
the hardwood floor, causing the pistol to be
discharged. The ball entered his brain and
killed him almost instantly. Two friends were
with him at the time Of the accident
Mr.. Speir was a member Of the class Of 81
OF Princeton College and was great favorite
in college and at his home. He designed the
new athletic building at Princeton College.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-04-27
THE COURTS.

CmcuIr CouRr-Justice Montgomery.
Today--westel willoughby agt Brooke
Msekall; verdict for plaintiff sI2o0o. Ellen
Costello agt. District OF Columbia; on trial
CouRr II GENERAL TERN.-Chief Justice Bing-
ham and Justices Cox and Jamcs
Today-Thomas Agt Parker; argued and sub.
mitted Romoser agt Shroth; submitted on
brief. HELEN agt Dove; on hearing.
EorIrY CouRr-Justice Hagner.
Today-Murphy agt Lynch; auditors report
confirmed Nicholson agt. Nicholson: appear
ance ordered. Hume's administrators sgt Ad-
Ter; auditors report ratified and distribution
ordered. In re Mary p. Kengla, alleged luna
tic; inquisltion confirmed In the case Of Su-
san V. McNamee ct al. agt Anna II. Hays for
the specific performance Of contract 20 pur-
chase the defendant filed answer, stating thai
compliments cannot convey perfect title.
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MADE DESPERATE BY LOSSES.

The Proprietor Of q Broken Bank Attacked
by n Deposition.
CHICAGO, April 27.-An attempt on the life Of
Election Commissioner Michael Schweisthat of
this city was made last night by Thos. Keenan,,
who lost his savings by the closing Of the bank
which Schweisthat controlled. Keenan, was
arrested. In his cell he said: lam not going to
let Mr.. Schweisthat live IN splendor and let my
wife and children starve. am in q cell now
and don't care VIVA. becomes of me. l am
going to have my money. l understand his
father-in-law has plenty of money and could
straighten out his affairs if be wished to-
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ISSUING BEEF TO INDIANS.

A New Method Adopted by the Indian
Commissioners.
There has been . good deal Of criticism
directed against the method Of issuing
beef 10 the Indians on the hoof for the reason
that the animals are hunted across the prairie'
like bufialoes and killed with the cruelty Of
the savage. Indian Commissioner Morgan has
advocated . change and be has recently re-
csived information that at Rosebud and Pine
Ridge agencies this custom has been aban-
doned- Throughout the entire Sioux country
now the beef ration is distributed in accor dance
with more civilized practices Instead of the
chase TO capture and the slaughter of the
animal, the animals are killed in corral incloe-
ures or slaughter houses. They then are
handed over 10 the heads OF families. The
men skin, dress and divide the body. and no
butchering 10 done by women.
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I'd EDITION.
FEMALE SUFFRAGE IN THE COMMONS.
Murderous Assault by q
Bank Depositor.
OTHER NEWS BY WIRE.
DISCUSSING FEMALE SUFFRAGE.

Wyoming's Experience Brought Up in the
House of Commons.
LONDON, April 27.-In the house Of commons
today Sir Albert Kaye Rollit moved the second
reading of his woman's suffrage bill. He de-
clared that although much had been said de-
rogatory to women exercising the franchise in
Wyoming, where they had the right to vote
the official documents show that such exercise
OF the franchise was beneficial in that state.
MIR. Saml. Smith QiberaD member for Flint
urged that female suffrage was introduced in
Wyoming by accident Educated Americans
no said, were opposed to giving the franchise
to women. The only forces that would benefit
by the passage of the bill would be clericaiism
and socialism
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-04-27
DELIGHTFUL RACING WEATHER.
An Attractive Card Drew . rArr. Numss
60 Bennfnw.

An Attractive Card Drew . Large Nsmss
60 Benning.
Had the management Of the wsshinsso
Jockey Club possessed the ability 70 manu-
fscture weather they could not have mad
moro delightful racing weather than that o
today. Tho attendance this afternoon 10 th
largest OF the meeting. and % there IL . hun
ters' steeplechase on todAy's card the attend
ance OF the ladies 10 naturally much create
than on yesterday. Tho sseeplechase h on,
for gentlemen riders and promises 20 be quit.
a society event The track is the best Of tbs
meeting and good time should be made.
The following are the entries for the hrs
race today;
First race-An ages; three-quarters Of 0
mile: Logan. ios; Bellevue, 12i; Blackburn
liz; Bolero. i0s
The first race was won By Boiero, Blsckburs
second. Logan third Time, Li6
ODDS AND socks
The betting and jockeys in the iirst ract
were: Logan. aud TO 9. Shields; Bellevue,
6 70 and out, Miller; Blackburn, q and even,
Littleaeld: Boloro, 2 and S 10 s. Lamle.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-04-27
Ir You RrAp TINS You Wn
NOT BE DECEIVED.

Good things have always been counterfcited ana b..
tated-articles without merit never.
We cautioned you last week against the imi,ati. ne
of CARRIERS LITTLE LIVER PILLS
Nobody likes to be deceiyed-so don't forget thu
tion-ask for CARRIERS LITTLE LIVER PILLS. u
sist upon having CARRIERS AMI see that ~,
set them.
Don't fonvet the caution-dont be deceived
A POSITIVE CURE FOR SICK HEADAcHr.
Small Pill Small Dosa Small PricA
ocl6fm.w-ly
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Struck the Corean Minister'S Wife.
In Judge Kimball's court this morning If
teen-year-old colored boy named Howard
Quander was charged ON District information
with disorderly conduct and throw
ing stones. Charles Davidge, Q col
ored goodman in the employ of the
Corean minister testified that he was driving the
minister and his wife in on open carriage.
At Vermont avenue between and o streets
witness saw the defendant and another boy On
the concrete pavement. Quander had the
other boy down. He saw the boys get up and
heard one Of the boys shout 'look ct the jap
anese."
The other boy ran and Quander threw
stone, which struck the ministers wife in the
eye.
The boy testified that his companion had .
carriage nut belonging to him and he threw
him down to take Il from him. He did not
succeed and when the boy ran away from him
he throw at him.
When Questioned by the court the boy de-
MED that he called "Japanee" after the min
ister and said he did not hear any ono else call
after him.
Dav,dgs was recalled and hs corroborated
the testimony given BY the boy.
Judge Kimball said that II it were shown
that the stone was thrown at the carriage the
penalty would be severe one, but In view Of
tho circumstances he would impose d0s Of e6
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Claiming $4,000 Damages.

In the Circuit Court this morning, before
Judge Montgomery, the damage case Of Ellen
Costello agt the District Of Columbia was
was taken up for trial-Messrs. Hamilton and
Colbert for the plaintiff and Messra Hazleton
and Thomas for the defendant This is an ac-
ton to recover so 900 damages by reason of
falling into an excavation at l4th and G streets
in October, 1885, which, il is alleged, was per-
mitted to remain open without lights or barri-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-04-27

The stonemasons' International Union. No. 1.
in Baltimore Monday granted the petition
OF a number Of mssons OF this city for charter.
The new union will organize as Warrington
Union, No. !. IL was stated that Haurahsn A
Sons have conceded the masons in their en-
ploy at the Catholic University buildings "a
per day of eight hours. one hour less than
formerly. IL was determined TO adhere 10 the
use of the hammer-headed tooth chisel
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IN WALL STREET TODAY.

Prices Were Weaker During the Few Hours
of Business.
New YORK, April 27.-Stocks were little
more active during two hours business today
Sales, 13O,Os4 shares. Rock Island, National
Cordage, st. Paul, Erie, Northern Pacific,
Atchison and Reading we're the only stocks
that displayed any animation. Prices
were weak q. the opening and continued weak
to the close under the lead Of Rock
Island and National Cordage. The latter was
weak on the announcement Of the withdrawal
of John Goode from the Cordage trust. The
closing prices were near tho lowest of the day.
The decline ranged from 1sto1H per cent and
extended to most stocks.
Money closed at ~ per cent the only rate
of the morning. Exchange closed quiet and
steady; posted rates. 4SS and 1897: actual
rates, 4s7 for sixty days and 1885 for demand.
governments steady; currency 6s, 100 bid 4s,
coup, 1l5% bid; extended rs. registered, 100
bid.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-04-27

Republican Delegates From Alexandria.
Special Dis patch to The Evening Star
ALEXANDRIA, Va, April 27.-The following
delegates we're chosen at the republican city
convention today to the district and state con-
vsntions: L. W. Corbett, Wash. jackson,
Thos J. Edelin,, Albert Lucas, Chas. Dearborn
VIM Miller.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-04-27
INSANITY Alleged.

In the Criminal Court, Justice Bradley. this
morning Samuel Bean was convicted of an
assault with intent TO kill Thomas Brown on
March last Mr.. Kicks, his counsel, gave
notice Of motion for new trial alleging that
he was insane at the time. He was placed on
trial on . similar charge against Jennie Wat
kins.
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CLOSED IT'S DOORS.

Result OF . Run on the Commercial Bank
OF st. Paul.
ST. PAUL, MIMI, April 27.-The Commercial
Bank Of St. Paul closed its:doors at II 80 this
morning as q result Of run caused in part by
the recent failure of the st. Paul German Fire
Insurance Company.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-04-27

tI-F. or Arril 30. 1892 at SO pm, JOHN Hen
AUE, AGED sixty -FOUR years.
tuaeral 40 take pisce from his late residence. IL
Seventh street northwest, FridSy. April ~, at 8
tend
MEREDITH The remaips OF WILLIAM A. nj
EDITH Will be taken from the vault and burifi
Mount Olivet cemetery on Thursday. April rs. Isl,
at O'Clock pm.
POLLARD. on Wednesday. April %, 1892 az I.
m. MAElA POLLARD departed tins life Ct her Z
dence. luZ2 Nfnetceuth street northwest
Funeral services will take place ns directed In
morrow evenings star.
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A Singular KIDNAPPING Case

singular k1dnanfnR Cnse.
BRISTOL, W., April IA stranger called at
the house of Elisha Hewitt, farmer of ad-
vanced age, yesterday and induced Hewitt to
accompany him to look at a farm which he
said he desired to purchase. The farmer COM
piled Mr.. Hewitt has not been seen since.
He had several hundred dollars with him and
it is believed that that is what the stranger
was after
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-04-27

Union Pacific Railway Election.
Boston, April 27.-The Union Pacific railway
election is in progress here today. Indications
at pm. were that the Gould ticket would be
elected by q large majority.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-04-27

Az OPPoRTUSE FRIEND VIII he found IN D..
JaVnes ENpccforani. which racked by a 80
Cold, and the many Lung or Throa, an,
which sometimes follow. This old remedy y =. ..-
the approval OF two generations. and IL g. =
popular, safe and effective as ever.
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Died Mt the Age of One Hundred.

Among the deaths reported to the health
Office today was that of Rachael Crowley, a
colored woman whose age was given as one
hundred years. Her death was the result of
old age, and her funeral took place from her
late home, No. Is Trumbull street.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-04-27

The National Republican Association have
secured new headquarters at l4Ii Penusylvsnia
avenue, and last evening meeting WAS held
there which took the form of q house warming.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-04-27
DYNAMITERs CONVICTED,

Ravachol and . Companion Sent to Prison
for Life.
Ravachol, the Paris dynamiter who was pu,
on trial yesterday. - related in TEE SrAR's
dispatches, admitted his guilt and took upon
himself the entire responsibility for the Boule.
ward st. German and the Rue Clichy explo-
siona He made long statement, telling how
he had caused the explosions
He concluded with an exposition Of his
theories Simon was also examined, but moth.
ing new Was elected.
Further testimony was taken Of Q corrobo-
rative nature. Then followed the verdict O,
guilty in the case Of Ravachol and Simon the
acquittal Of the others and the sentence of the
two men 70 penal servitude for life.
When the jary returned the verdict groan
Of disapprobation was heard from the public.
The court retired TO consicer the sentence.
which vas penal servitude for life. After be.
ing sentenced Ravachol shouted 'svivs an.
archie!" and Simon cried "vive anarchiei viye
sociale!'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-04-27
Easily Whipped by Smith.

~ Nibles in New York Monday night Null
doom announced that william 0sbig Of Phiia-
dslpAia. known - ''ths mysterious boxer, !"
would meet O. @ Smith Of this city, ..the
Warrington thsnderbolt" in four rounds Of
three minutes each. The eolored fellow ham,
msred the fat on 0abig's ribs and slsmmed
him % the head until 'ths mysterious one"
wished he Wsrs In Philadelphia
He managed 10 hang on I'LL the referee said
s'ttme." whom he sank into his chair. 0abie
came up very slovly for the second round and
enough, take him o." vhsreupon the referee
potnssd q Ne ''thundsrbolt" 70 indicate that
- was the winner, end the suystArious boxer"
vas carried out IKE beg Of potatoes.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-04-27
NgRs. wTNsLow's SOOTHING SYRUP

MRS. wINsLow'S SOOTHING SYRUP
Has been used for over FIFTY YEARS by MILLIONS
Of MOTHERS for their CHILDREN WHILE TEETH
ING. with PERFECT SUCCESS. It SOOTHES the
CHILD, SOFTENs the GUMS ALLAYs all PAIN,
CURES WIND COLIC and is the best rem edy for
DIARRHEA Sold by Druggists in every part of the
world. Be sure and Ask for Mrs winslow's Soothing
Syrup and take other kind 25 cents . bottle
d31-1y
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Fang, of the Tbc,,n,,n.,,

l-ange OF the 1hefmomcter.
The following were tbs readings at the OF -
of the weather bureau today: S an, 52;2p,-.
e3; maximum, Ga; minimum, s.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-04-27

ae1 TIE vineyards nsar Dordsaux, Intending
Ne 4e01cA Hsutbrioo, oautsrns and Barosc
viseyard. have ben dsssreysd b. ~ rsesss
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-04-27
M A r. RI ID
DIED

HoDGEs-DUNALL on April %. 1892. at the !
ldence Il tie Rev DR. Tow nseid, Corcorsn str
WILLIAM =. HODGES 20 Irs- MARY A DUAL
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'svoUR SHOES ARE FULL OF YxEr"-rAKz

ssVoUR SHOES ARE FULL OF TxET"-rAKE
Il care Of them 1.-THE feet meant they will
sdve you trouble. Corns worrisome-perhaps you
know that II you troubled with them with
tender feet careful what kind Of shoes you wesr.
There one kind Of shoe sold In WASHINGTON that's
better than all the save known: II 10 Wilson
Z Cars Famous 81 80 Shoe for ladies and gentlemen.
This guesswork. but cold fact proven over and
over axain Three styles Of toe for ladies TO select
from and choice Of dull zlaxe nnish. The same
f,r men minus the giaze nnsh-both made Of plahie.
yielding leather. Get pair tomorrow Of WILSON
CARR, O2o st and be comfortable ap25-os
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-04-27

X Killed By . Blew with the Fist.
Nav YoaK, April N.-Ambrose 8ssley was
killed In Brooklyn last night By Dawn Ryan In
I ast nght ovsr . young woman Of whom beth
we're euaneeed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-04-27
Name.
Washington Stock Exchange.

sales-Regulsr csl.12m:-Wa and n K cony 6s.
90 & $500 (. IsS a 1905 49,
1872 Sns e Of lS Ss
Il ss cSes ana e 2e E.
90 at 90 Pnsn a T1E Gun Carrsge loo q Amer
q, 5ss,s.e,ss so7 ll
+ sssS |Syss &
soid no1h BID asked eur fund siss5 eo,d
ss b. w:ssE ssses 1897 1897
8s,ss ISL iso Sssp:
bid. 1i4a asked. 3,as. reg. 2-10s. lss3-i80i. 100
Misceaneous Washington aud Georgetown
Railroad 10-40 Is. i02 bid, : asked. Washington
S:ssS Stss SsssS
. T9nst 81 s.. l9o5X . 100 sia xmsrc cam
s ssssdE'y AND
A & O.. 100 bid. : asked. Washington Light In.
IsshiHssSn Gas Sonpsny: sssss !: g: iso bid; -
I'D. u assed Washington Gas Company ccuyer,ibis
1877 s sas;ss a5ssa
Rs s s ssfs
f Rssssa g.
ss9oSa 1856
80 S
asked Farmers and Mechanics 100 bid. : csked.
s DID, ioe ssfed n
s asked lS ohiob s:sea a second i'0 ''a le7
and sS9
C cid 90 bid. Is asked Capitol and Sorth
s.iea Georssc1S and TenlsysOwn 4 I'D q asked
r!ln ssisnsS 81 bal .s 50
1sxer Ia 99 asted. Corcoran 20 ma "a sased Boto
* sS 'As ..s Ssin coaS Ell Is s;f Sd
$50 BID
ss and Eisssrif Light ah, s Ga
10 sstsS: Sso!FstoSa e.. q ia: s:LsS w.
~; 81 g. i5 ::i.a IN S
&.ssSins son s.ss bspc:is, SS$r:ay; log 3D.
SD iaS sss:a security :nS rus:
Baltimore Markets.
BArTIMoRE April x :. FEY. ssts.dy. ", Western
HSpS s So: winter xSss. patent: xSS AsS; 'pTins
R:sn sa:ss
.;iss barrels oS Whit IN r% %.1 81
June Sns i Sse SS steamer 10 red
spsss
Corn Tn'r 10y @az:d ys nee.
~ s:;s:':: 49, $,s:s ssS s.:s
sS.. ss.s:S :s Ssa ss.h; s
osss quiet but srm-No: yh,ts xssssrn. sSa
b.sisis. sseox. L4S0 Ssshsla ]. kys dsn-No. 2.
SSsssis; ssssk. .9aleS SSsSslso HsZ Srn-gccd
quiet Gotten otto, Io% nnsssr stss4s - En- GaGcr
Co6ss .sssadJ-Rio carsosa 3aa5 y; ~ q l3Na
| rsdasA 1lk whisky arm-Ly2slSo. rssadss
ssssd: % ssa.sess:1 p "a d. 5ilis7S;
5slkSSr: ;nd 0hie ssoss ss ~: ~ SSss.s5
xsssssS x..ss. fd5 So, d ssosiA i.r:scs. S5s$i,
Dc thiA iaeonsA s}zsc; s GSSn'oiie sssd - boads
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New SrRrxo Goops.

NEW SPRfNG GooDs.
Goods IN ali the new eflects
Wool Cllllies. 6erges. Bedford Cords. OsIrelis
Hairs Scotch Cheviots Homeepuns, Heurfeffsa ~.
gees China Silks. Black Dress Goods great y
WASH GOODS.
Printed French OTsspdies.
Printed Wash Surahs
Printed Malls and NainsookA
Anaersun's scotch GashaIns.
French Zephyr Gillgh=ms.
White Goods IN great variety
LINEN GOODS.
Linen Shee,ings and Pillow Linens. all widths.
Hemsttched Linen Sheets and Pillow Cases
Table Dannsks. all grades.
all siEeS
DsIas-k and Huck Towels
French and Scotch Huck Toweling.
HANDkERCHIEFs
ladies' Embroidered Handkerchiefa
Ladies' Hen etched Handke-chiefs
Gents Hsmrtilch HAndkefcniefs
Six and lisle Hose.
J. b. MALE
Successor TO Hooe. Bro Co,
mhs w,f3mS3t l3xs rsl
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-04-27
FIRST GAME WITH BOSTON.

Thirty-five Hundred Persons Go Out 10 Ma
tional Park.
Fully $500 people witnessed the Ars. game
OF base ball at National Park this afternoon.
GARRISON and CANCEL for Boston and Gastright
and Milligan were the batteries. In the first
inning Washington drew blank. Boston was
more lucky and Tailed twica on Gastrights
Wild pitch after two men were out
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-04-27

W. VIII SELL You
THIS WEEK
Tho best SOC Ingram Carpet ct 400
WE WILL SELL YOu
The best RoxBURY and other makes Of Dollar
Tapestry Carpets At soc.
WE WILL SELL you
The best BIGELow and other makes Of Body
Brussels Carpets At sL05.
WE WILL SELL YOU
Abesutful WILTON RUG. 3xo feet, for "a 95.
Price has been g.
3o-inch Smyrna Rags for % IS.
WE WILL SELL YOU
large Antique CHAMBER SUITE, with 42-in
Dresser and bevel plate 1880. for Sl950. has
been ESQ
WE WILL SELL YOU
A6-piece HUG Suite for e40 so
WE WILL SELL YOU
MATTINGS in all grades at the lowest pricaa
WE WILL SELL you
Tbs WISCONSIN PEERLESS" the best hard
wood Refrigerator that 10 msde and return the
money II you are not u tis0sd with 1t.
on We WILL SELL YOU
Anything that you may need In our line at prices
which cannot be duplicstsd Come and see Us
and b convinced
". H HoEKl,
sp23-0t sth and Penna sve.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-04-27

AL SIZE LACKS o. BsAurr Is
little plumpness"
This is frequent thought and wholesome one.
All of bsbys beauty is due to fat and nearly all Of
womans-we know IL as curves and dimples.
What piumpness has to do with health Is told in
little book on CAREFUL LIVING: sent freA
Would you rather be healthy or beautiful! both"
10 the proper answer.
SCOTT BOVINE. Chemists. lS2 South 5th ave..
New York.
Your druggist keeps seotss Emulsion of cod.liver
oil-ali druggists everywhere do q.
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EDDY RrrRrern.roks.

EDDY RrrRIernaroks
We have rold the EDDY REFRIGERATOR fas
eighteen years md believe them 10 be the brsI
made for family use
ITS MERITS ARE.
Cold dry air circulation
Absolute dryness. Matches left on the sheisu.
will readily ignite when taken out. PEREZ no.i-
conductor packing. tested forty yearx
Slate stone shelves. always sweet. clean and cold
Strongly built with kiln-dried lumber % thzs
no shrinking Of joints occur
Every EDDY REFRIGERA7oR wsrrsnt.A
Prices are lower than they have ever been.
M. w. BrvERrpo.
1915 + and l2i4 @ sts.
Importer of Pottery and GLASS. .rs
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-04-27

FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
The following the opening and closing prices OF
the New York Stock Market, reported by special
wire to Carson and Mccartney, 1919 z street.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-04-27

A committee Of the church q Investigating
charges Of immoral conduct against Rev. J. r
S Sk psssc, q he Hsthediss Episcopal
1hc body Of the LAST q the nine men i'm
prisoned IN the Igtls pA) coIltsry vss ~
q A sAals NJ assaasinsssd rseensl, a hia
docrway Y zelfs ssiaP FlA
formerly poftsr ct The Rriehtos MINI
station, vas hahge4 ysstsrdAy q Loados fcr
the murder ct Edith Jeal Avo yoafo "a. n
shed ct xsmpton q peesnbe< % last
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The older this SPE-
CIAL SUIT SALE
gets the more excite
mens It creates 1t
came Suddenly II az a
most UNUSUAL time-and
almost took your breath
away. The weather made
the purchase possible
the weather has changed
and made the sale q Sue
cess. There are thou
sands Of them-SACKS
and CUTAwAYS. The
patterns stamp them as
fresh and new. We
didn't make them. but
they are worth being
Proud Of. You've got q
spring suit to buy-and
here are these-a chance
TO choose for s10 and
s12.5O vha: any tailor
would want s1s and 500
TO make. Wen warrant
you couldn't be any
better suited-nor see
one-quarter the variety.
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Mr.. Thomas bowling testified that he had
been an auctioneer in this city for thirty years.
Property at auction sales brought more
than the assessed value, but as far as he
had considered the matter he thought the
assessments fair and knew of no inequali-
ties. Speaking of the present board of assess-
ors he said that three better men could not DO
selected for the purpose. In answer to Mr..
Warmers questions Mr.. Downing testified that
in his opinion the prices Of property on r
street were fictitious.
He thought that property should be assessed
at what it would bring under adverse circum-
stances. Speaking Of the present prices Of
property on F street he thought the corner
lots between 9Th and 18th streets would bring
from thirty-five to forty dollars foot and
the inferior lots about SIG
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