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 On Saturday only, at E. F. HAWLEY'S. Boys Bal Shoes, worth S1, 85c. Boys Outing Shirts,
 worth soc, 4Oc. Mems Outing Shirts,
 worth soc, 4Oc. Mems Silk and Wool Outing
 Shirts, worth S1 50, 75c. Mems Cotton Pants, worth $1, 75c. Best Outing Flannels,
 worth 12 1-2c, 1Oc. Extra Heavy Mems Hose,
 worth 12 1-2c, 1Oc. Mems Hose, 4 pair for 25c. Ladies' and Misses Gloves,
 worth 25c, 1Oc. Children's Lace Caps,
 worth 40c, 25c. !; Gents Fancy Scarfs,
 worth $1, soc. Dress Sateens and Lawns,
 worth 10c, Sc. Ladies Silk and Wool
 Waists, worth S2 50, $1 50. Ladies' Jersey Vests,
 worth 15c, 1Oc. And lots of other
 Special Bargains.
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NRw YORK < NEW ENGLAND R, R
May g. 1892

HAWLEYyILLE-- East 12 o2. l l5, ' 15 x M West g a m, {. .55 p m. NEWTOW f7 20 p ln. West f8 b8 m, f2 AS pm HANDY HOOK--East 1e 13.. 28 IT..
 West 8 IS a m, 3 43 p m. sOUTHBURY- East 12 2d. 37 pm.
 West 8 Se m, 82 pm.
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Born, Saturday, 16th, daughter to Mr and Mrs c. B. Johnson.
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BRoOKFIELD.

Mrs Caroline Beers of Vineland, N. >. has been guest of Horace Beers.
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He dropped nickel in the plate And meelxly raised his eyes, Glad the weeks rent was fully paid For the mansions in the skies.
 -lChicago Inter-Ocean
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Mir and Mrs George A. Northrop are keeping house at the Harry Nichols place.
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HOUSATONIC R K.
MAIN LINE
June 6, 1892.

June 6, 1892 BRIDGEPORT North %, 10 % m 25, 5 10. 6 30 p m freight 10 10 m; 12 35, 9 30 p m. Sunday, 50 m Arrive 40. ' 30, 40 m I2 20, 3 80, 4 50. 5 40. 10p m. Sun day milk 05 m. TRUMBULL-North ' 12, 10 BOZ m, I2 50, s 25, $ AZ, 9 55* p m; Sunday AT m. South, 2S. 36. m I2 05,3 O5. 25, 6 57* p m. Sunday milk 50* p m.
 LONG HILL, North 71S, 10 40 m. l 53l, 6 5l, 10 10* m; Sunday 54 am. South $ 21, 7 29. 24*, Il 59 n 2 50, 5 IS, 5i* p ID. Sunday milk 6 43 III.
 sTEPNEY-North ' 34. 10 20. 10 50 aml10. 5 37. 57, 10 25 p m. sun day. s m. Sonth r, 7 "A, 20, II 54a m 2 35, 5 13.6 AS p m. Sunday milk, 6 3S
 BoTsFoRD-North fl. 10 35, II o5 m; 30, 5 0l, 5 45, ' 05. 10 45 Sunday 8 foam South 0S.7 0s.9 12. II 45 a m; 3 15. 4 r. Ol, 6 37 pm. Sunday milk 6 26 p m. NEWTOWN-North ' 49, 10 43. II 36 A m; 45, 5 09, B. 13, II m sunday SIS a m. South ' %. 9 O3. il 3e m; 45. 4 0S, 40, 6 29 pm. Sunday milk 13 p m. HAWLEYVILLE-Nor 5S. 10 52, II 50 am; 2 10, 5 Is, 02. 22. II 15 pm Sunday 8 27 a m. South 52, 55, II 27 m; 20. 01, 30. 21 Sunday milk 5 57 m. Leave for Bethel 8 55, II 35 m; O5. 30, 45 ID m. From Bethel ' 80, 10 30 m; i 30. 8 5O.5 IS. 6 o3 p m. RRoOKFIELD JUNCTlON-NoIth tn S06. nj o1 a m; g 45, s 33, 12, ' 3o, II 45 m S0nth 4S, s 43, Il Is m. 3 52. g, 6 12 m, Sunday milk 43 p m. For Danbury 6 43. s O6, Al, II IT mj 4, 35 6 15, 2 35 p m.
 DANBURY Y-Arrive 56, 20. O2 Iii 32 a m; 15. 5 45, $ 2S, AZ p m Leave 6 20, ' 45. 30, 10 45 a m 8 32, 15, 5 53.7 15 p m.
 pANBuRY AND NoRwAIK DIVISION. RErHEL. from Danbury, 6 36, 6 42, 07 73S.9 1911 52 8 PA 52.5 BAG 16.6 AS D m For Danbury 50. ' 20. 10 l4 d m; 12 5S,1 B. 3 22. 5 52, 2O, l0. 39, II 30 D ID For Hawlryyille ' 15, 1915 a m. I 15. 3 35. 5 g p III. From Hawleyville 10. II 50 A ID, 19, 50 02 m.
 BEDDING. North 13. 10 06 m, ] W W0a 15, 25s11 23* p n. South $ AS, g 70 1T 59 a m, 3 29, 5 02, *7 p m
 NEW HAVEN AND DERBY DIVISION BOTSFORD-Laave 9 12, Il % n 4 23, 6 44pm Arrive 36. 10 32 m 35, 5 pm
 MONROE--West *7 29 am;* 23 *4 B D m East *9 17.*1l 56a n; "A 30, *6 5i p III.
 STEvENSON--we Vest ' "A, 10 21 m, %. AS D m. East 8 23 a n; 12 O2. 37, 6 5T p III.
 SHELTON West ' II. 10 07 q m. ? B 485 p m. East 35 m; IF lS' 4 56, ' l2 P m.
 NEW HAVEN-Leaye 6 45, 8 40 a m 41. 41D D m. Arrive 9 59 . m 12 A. 6 IS. ' & D m.
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sHEPAUG R. R.
May 2s, 1899

HAWLEYVILLE- North T B. 10 b7 a m,
 81Op m. Sunday, 8 30a m Arrive s 50 I'm. 55, z O5 D m Sunday. 45 ? n. sHEPAUG-North " 90. +11 O9 a ID, *6 p mi. Sunday *S A a m Snuth *S sS am; 8 43,*3 49 p m. Snndav*5 Fl n n.
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These goods are all new and desirable. Every one is a bar gain and will be sold only on Saturdays at these prices.
 Come and see and we will prove it to you, at
 E. E. HAWLEY'S.
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Yes, there was 102 Thousand Shingle unloaded at F. c. San lords coal yard, Hawleyville, but don't think they are going to be there forever, for there are lots of roofs that have been waiting five years for good shingle.
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package blue process paper, oz. hyposnl- pfite of soda, package developing powder, two japanned trays, making complete out it with which you can go to work and tAke n T furnished q book of tnstructionsw which Is such Il model of conciseness that those who supply expensive outfits might protitabiy copy. We assure our patrons that 1t will actually take a creditable photograph and, while simple, is all the more wonberfull, Send in your orders at once. Satisfaction every time or yOny nfohs ey back. s'sss " s
 The New England Tea Company,
 IA Faifsheid Ave. Bridgeport, Conn.
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Thou art my only treasure, My pearl ot purity. An, mel there is no pleasure, Sweetheart. like loving thee.
 Agnes Baylies.
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The cam era IS & small dovetailed box, stained hlaek,in which the plate is placed and then covered with & sliding cover, There is no provision for fo- cusing but instruct ions state just how tar to stand from object to be photographed. With each camera is included q complete set of chemicals and full apparatus for pro- duciiig complete pict. ures, comprising the following 6 dry plates,
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Ripans Tabules cure scFofula.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Rochdae Co Cooperative Society Of the DIS.
that society hereby cautioned AGAINST being rsed
y any way 5y advertisements or circulars signed BY
1ae Cooperative society Incorporated" or "Ihe
There 10 but one Rochdaie Cooperative Society in
the District Of Columbia 1t was org snzed in $50
P. Keene Is it's president and L :. Emery. 7o7 St
is its secretary Its list Of contracts for the
yi be distributed to members soon after April
AUTHORIZED AGENTS: 3
Bell; y. Government Printing Office. 10 n stnw 4
BB0cI: aSvsrp1ent I R PRINTING ONCE. so6 st ne
Brace. D, druggist. :929 NV.
Church G,'I John P Mesthe. Bureau, 2ol Sd st ne
sns Emery Seyy {s.a nS sSi Mosns Sc peasan.
Gneaoy . lsls st
sro.Tsnor 3 4. First Comp oface, IsioGsinw wv"
fGnss kSnt1 TsSy H5fd yI6 pea ppeeaansylynna ave-
keene p. Second Auditors Office 1904 stnw
kinE; WIN m n Agricultursl Dept l2@s l4th stnw
andvost f6aas Depar9meSs TIM 1s
LASER Ihos J. Navy Department. 906 T s,nw
AnnDo1I5d nDS', I'd R.. and Div. Ills Linden st. Le
McCrea, james. G o. 900 aod tnw.
Mpeyer. p,ry Ge9 p; Pension EN- on; 6G9 ? st NV.
Payne, JIG, City Hail. 3li2 Mass ave NV.
ssnan ssnisa NJ Fl peG%R 1 iss 2s is,5 sI
Sperry. A +, p o Dep't 32I Del ave ne.
xanderhoef, l.. Blu stat, 9ll French ST nw
MerDer, +, tr. 9th Auditors Office, l 10 st NV
Wlin@s.a WWniiia.s. Al 9 9i@ DsPs; Mount s;san,.
Wormelle, g w, Pen of. 2O7 Elm lie Drot PARK
iCunt, g. R and Div, 6O9 G st sw
on .he lth instant this society obtained from the
Iuly Court an order restraining and enioining the
hocnoale Cooperative Society, Incorporated from
ehterlhR INTO or performing contracts with dealers
IN the District OF Columbia, and from allowing any
suen or trade cards heretofore made issued
70 oe ecafreu out or acted uponhence the chance of
Lainc OF that Incorporated society The Na,oua
Cooperative COMPANY"
All PERSONS who love Justice and honest dealing or
who APPRECIATE the necessity Of honest OF
Insts by ofhcias Of unncorporated societies. whether
olrtcuy interested in thu Rochdale or not a, e
respectfully requested not 10 aid countenauce
~ any way 70 parties who not only violating the
PrnclLies OF Justice and equity but endeavoriny
oy lhu1recuon TO accomplish what they could not
undertake directly without plain violation of the
order of the Equity Court
by order OF TIE executive commit of the Rochdale
Co-operau'e Society OF the District of Columbia.
apl9-3t Secretary OF the socia;v
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THE BALTIMORE POST OFFICE.

The House Committee on Civil Service Di-
rected to Make an Investigation.
The House committeqon rules, after further
considering the question Of Mr.. Richardson's
resolution providing for an investigs-
tion as to why no action had been
taken in regard 70 charges against the
officials in the Baltimore post Office by
the civil service commission, decided TO give up
the proposition of altering the resolution into
one of inquiry Of the President The
committee therefore this morning through
Mr.. lCatchings reported favorsbly 70 the Houss
the original resolution with some changes in
the main clause, which makes the resolution
provide that the committee on the civil service
shall investigate and report - 70
whether the officials against whom the
charges had been made we're still In Office and
further whether any indictments had been
brought against such officials.
The only question raised in opposition 70
the passage Of the resolution was by Mr.. Hop
kins Of Illinois and Mr.. Burrows, Who held
that the resolution should provide
for the committes's investigating the
question Of the guilt or inf kocence
OF the officials in question. Mr. Catchings
held, however, that the proposition ala not
embrace trip % Baltimore and an investiga-
tisn into whas bad slrssdy been investigated
and reported On b. Tie civil service commis-
sion The rsseluttoa vas adoptsd With LITTLE
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BOSWELL SMITH DEAD.
He Was the Head Of the "Century~ r
fishing Compapy.

nc "es tne Head OF the "Century~ Pub.
fishing Company.
NV foRK, April l9-RoswelI Smith. Sbs
president Of the Century Publishing Company,
died at Tao o'clock this morning at his home.
No. "a East 5lst street Mr. Smith had been
i'll for the past three years Of chronic
Brights disease, and during thu
time has had three paralytic strokes. the Last M
these occurring 1t the Century ofYfce lsst
winter. For the past month he has been up-
conscious. and last evening his physician, DR..
Timothy 4. Allen, gave mp al hope Of his rs-
covery.
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CALIFORNIA GIVEN A suor,w
II feit In San Francisco -Alarming Repsres
Received.

sAS FRAScrsco, April ls.-San Francisco ex-
perienced severe earthquake shock ss azs
this morning. Clocks were stopped ell over
the city, but no damage ID reported.
Dispatches received indicate that Tho shock
was felt throughout the whole northern por-
tion Of the staHe
There are reports that the towns Of Dixon,
Sacaviiie ana winters were demolished bus
wires are down and news cannot be Obtained.
MERcEp, CAL. April la-Two distinct earth
quakes we're here felt this morning. The hrst
occurred at 2sa7, stopping the clock in II
CAPTAIN Hotel; the second three minutes later.
starting the clock again No damage vss
done.
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MINISTER SMITH COMING HoME.-The Lon.
don Times st. Petersburg correspondent,
states that Mr.. Charles Emory Smith. the
American minister. accompanied by his wife,
has started for America and will probably NOT
return to Russia.
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CALLED on THE PREsrpENr.-The Presidents
callers today included Solicitor General Al
drich, Senators FELTON,, Mitchell, Perkins, Nc
Pherson and Cullom. Representatives Hooker
and Belden, Mr.. I. E. Burton Of Ohio and
Gen. Comstock, U. s. A.
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CARA AoAIS.-The War Department is in
formed Of slight revival Of the CARA insur-
rectionary movement in Texas, and that troops
have gone to the scene of the latest outbreak.
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GERMAN FoRaER.-The Secretary Of State
mas issued warrant for the extradition OF
George b. Krapf, now in custody in New York
city, VINO Is wanted by the authorities Of Wur.
temberg Germany, on the charge of forgery.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

rssT SAT!oSAa PSGsfhtTsss 9sss COM
washnsto1 Ro1 g. Sc Ais1andr. 'A' and so'
Ihi. senpany h.. contract. with 40 of the be.,
NOV s Obtained AZ = cents By "kCcGdaiers'' and
Apply at tho Offices or TO
4. T. LoNaIEY. Pres: sl2 stna
JOIN M6RRis6s. IS SscTi frss... SD. Z AS I: k.,nv.
x; McCABE, 81 Sd st he.
l. HUNT; Islo S-tnw:
RANpALL, .O4 9Th st "a
;5Ss VA sYiEhTFss iIii - sss = ii ii:S:.nS".. Sn"
FIN 4 NWIanEHtliE5S2' InHlad5S2' iS15 rtlS r. ..Ss .ysn".
SG MeCONNELi, 6Os sd s,nw.
NEt1N aSpkA pHkAAosAEEf AZ ind SSl ave- 7,n nw st NV.
GGhAs Isns sAYER, YER ?oa 18TH s.ne.
JOSEPH Ju0Y, 22ls Psnyenw.
fsRaEL L1psH5s2RT s46sRTon is isGs NV
ESorIoEH!
srANsBURY LODGE. NO. "a FAAM.
Will holds
FAIR IN NATIONAL RIFLES ARMoRY,
From the l sth to the 23d Of APRIL. inclusive
To help pay off floating Indebtedness
and remodel its home.
Masons and friends come and help u.s. apls-6t
FaEDsET ROBERTS CO
DESIGNING. ENGRAVING AND
PRINTING FOR SOCIAL AND
BUSINESS USES
&o7 10TH ST.. NEAR GAS OFFICE. ,a1s
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MOVEMENT OF SILvER.-The issue Of standard
Silver dollars from the mints aud treasury
offices during the week ended April I6, 1892, was
s3'7.0A The issue for the corresponding
period OF last year was 1881. 1882 The ship
ments OF fractional silver coin from the LIST to
the 10th instant aggregated $3.50. I24.
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BEYOND TELEGRAPHIo CoMMUyrcArroS.-
Gen. Schofeld said this morning that commu-
nication has not yet been established with the
United States troops in Wyoming, and that
nothing official has been received since Satur-
day In regard to the situation Of affairs there.
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ACT APPRovED.-The President has approved
the act in regard 10 the construction Of .
bridge across the Columbia river between the
states Of Washington and Oregon.
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NAVAL ORDrRs.-Commander Edwin White
has been ordered to command the Concord on
April 2a Carpenter Joseph E. Cox will be
transferred to the retired list on the 2lst In.
slant
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TENTS FOR THE ESoUrH.-Quartermaster Gen.
erai Baschelder has ordered the depot quarter
master at ST. Louis to send 400 tents TO the ma, or
OF soiumbus, Miss, for the benefit Of the fiot
sufferers
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-04-19

NEW YORK MAIL CoNrRAor.-The Court
OF Claims has given judgment for s46,5s0 in
favor of VIM. II. Wolverton in his suit against
the United States for balance alleged to be
due on his contract for mail messenger trans
fer and mail station service in New York city.
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A NKw BANK.--The controller OF the cur
rency has authorized the Atlantic National
Bank Of Wilmington, n. c., to begin business
with capital of $4,000.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

sscOTTIsH RITE-MITHRAs LODGE OF
Perfectlonms,.ted meeting at the Caths-
9ral Of the ri,e. on TUESDAY. April l9 att 80 IN.
.pls.2. Il. HOLT. s2d degree. Secretary.
The members Of Pe:er OGDEN Lodge, No.
M On n hs55s ss o %sss
O'Clock sharp in ful dress regais for the purpose
e. deceased brother. 70 Samuel @ Mis.
OF sister lodges in full and regular standing
By order Of the Noble Grand
RICHARD T DREW. Pr p" d. A. FROST spis.ea. sT
GSMarIoNAiIsI CLUB, NO. !, 6Og ST
PAY "a rvENING. April ~. on 'The Coming FAITH
E~ENrERPKIsE SERIAL BUILDING Ass0-
There will be special meetiSr o, the ,,oc.no,ds-.
Of the EnterPrise Serial building Association in st
April 20 at O'Clock N. TO consider and sct npon
proposed amendment to the constitution Increasing
Shares Of stock may be Subscribed and paid for
after the meeting.
JAMES F. SHEA Secretary. apiS-3t'
WoMASONIC.-MEM OF SAINT JOHNS
- Lodge. No. IL, F. A. A. NJ, D. C., re-
Quest to meet N the Grand Lodge room. Ma
Pm for the purpose Of te ding tine ialr to be give
by stansbgry Lodge. No. "a. F. A. A NJ, D. q. at
sired rec ie e. sy order of the W. NJ
K~oFFIcE OF THE RoCHDALE COOPER
707 q st. NV. Washington, d. q, April 16, 1877
Notice is hereby given that the regular quarterly
NEXT S nsun M bs asd s a
sonic Tem!le, I'd floor, 9th ahd sts. NV at
sented tor ali members are urFentIy re-
quested to attend Current trade cards must be pre-
seated at the door, BY order Of the executive com
apl6-3t Secretary of the Society.
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SILVER PuRcBAsEs.-The silver offers to Il e
treasury Department yesterday aggregate
$4,000 ounces. The amount purchased was
s9oOOO ounces as follows: l95,000 ounces Of
s0.S69O; 50, 900 ounces at 80. s69s.
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THE EVENING STAR.
FINANCIAL.
SToRAI

SroRAer.
Oar Fire and Burzlar-proof Ware
House was especially planned for the
storage Of ] ousehold Furniture and
Effects. Piano.. Organs. Silver Ware,
China. Rare Bric-a-Brac. Wines Car
riases. T,u ,ks of Wearing ApTtr,l-in
short. hays every facility for n, safe
keeping of any lhisv insnimAte and porta-
ble. AprVrairntfsature of our storage
busin, - - tAe unsur rpzsscl facilities for
tie removal of xostls. Also tie packing.
unp=rkinx and shpr.ng Of hcls hold
effects from hoess 20 house or city TO
city N1ue hut the most reliable md
experienced paekers handlers and dray-
men are e;nt,loyed The storage VI ae
hous. is ut I4U 18th St NV.
Pxnys tired for Ell 30 per month.
Trunks stored for 2.Jc per month
THE AMERICAN SECURITY AND TRUST co.
A T. BkIrrUN. President
A. NJ READ,
Manager Of Storage Ware House. ll4o 18th st. NV
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No Survivors FoUSD.-A telegram has been
received at the Navy Department announcing
the arrival Of the U. S. S. Boston at Mazatlan
from cruise to the Revilla Gigedo Islands in
search or the crew of the Tahiti, wrecked in
that vicinity many months ago. No survivors
we're found and no intelligence was obtained
tending to show that ANYBODY from the Tahiti
had ever visited those islands.
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Washington News and Gossip.

CONVENIENT RECEIPTS TcpAY.-Internal rev
enue, S2l6, 2O6; customs, 1894 $50.
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F1txsimmons VIII Not Withdraw.
CHICAGO, April la-The Olympic Club q
New Orleans has telsgraphsd Fitzsimmons
that the club had incrssssd the purse for The
Hail. -fitxsimmon fight from $4,000 10 e12,-
0oQ Htssimmons aid that this suitsd hin
end vould prevent hin iron baking oul
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aseueo w sne citlZeus OF tne Dlstrlct as foloWe.
Charles H. Dickson and NJ. s. Hopkins, manu-
facture OF gas governors; Robert Coates, over
boot for horses; John A. Coffey. grave marker:
Joseph c. Fowler. paper-folding mechanism;
Herbert H. Potter, umbrella supporter; John
ID. White, machine for sticking match splints
An INTERSTATE DEcIsIoN.-The interstate
commerce commission today, in an opinion
by Commissioner Veszey, announced its de-
csion in the case OF E. NJ Raworth agaiust
the Northern Pacific Railroad Company, the
Union Pacific Railway Company and Others in
favor of the complainant The case involves
the question OF greater rates on sugar in car
loads from San Francisco to Fargo than for the
longer distance over the same line to ST Paul
PERsoSAL-J. E. Cotton Of Pittsfield, J. W.
B. Bessen of Princeton. A. Newman Of New
York, Sam r. Boyd of Knoxville and W. C.
Brine Of Halifax. n. s., are at Will
lards.-E. NJ. Dash of New York, G. Will
son Of Albany, Everett Green of Denver
and A. Parkins of New Orleans are at the
Randall.-H. ID. Morris and E. L. Stevens Of
New York. VIM. c. winslow of Boston T, E.
Conrad of Philadelphia and Paul G. Botticher
of Newark are at the Ebbitt-Geo Wilcomb
of Boston, Frsncis Z. Abbott of Cambridge. Ed-
cago and James I. Gleason Of Philadelphia are
a: the Riggs.-Josiah L. Hall of Boston.
Freed r. Green of Amsterdam. n. Y, A. FLOYD
Clarke OF New York and Charles Tracy of
Albany are at the Arlington.-Cortland 7.
Parker Of Newark. n. j., w. B. Edgar of
Yonkers. n. Y, and E. F. Baldwin Of Cleveland
at the Shoreham. Livingston of
Rochester, n. Y, Edward S. KiIlen Of Mar
gat and DIR. Geo. E. Day, dean Of Yale
University, New Haven, are at the Fredonia.
r. s. Goode Of Springfield. No.. d. b. NJ.
Shelly Of Montgomery, H. p. Evart of Grand
Rapids, W. L. Smith OF Fort Wayne, Warren
Filter Of New Jersey and Prof. r. r. Powell
and forty pupils Of Broaddus College of
Clarksburg, w. Va, are at the Howard
House.-B. L. Balinger and H. Meyer of New
York are at the Metropohtan.-w. Thayer
of West Virginia and b. H. Robinson of
Omaha are at the Nstional-F G. Sutor
Of Philadelphia. ]. Monk Of England and J.
T. Richardson of Harrisburg are at the Sc.
James.-Chas. Coote of St. Paul and A. Ma
guire of New York are At the Johnson
Geo. P. Barrett Of Portland, Me-, IL at the
Arno.
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E~ARE YOU GOING TO THE BALL
~ GAME?
II 50 II may be too warm for your Winter
Overcoat and to 20 without any NAV
cause you to catch the grip"
Our Spring Overcoats are lust the
thing. Every kind except the poor kind.
Price, Sl0 to $50
GEORGE sPRANSY,
ap1o 434 7th St
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The AsIATIc SoUADRoS.-The location Of
ships comprising the feet on the Asiatic sta
ton reported under date Of March u was a.
follows: Lancaster at Hong Kong, Marion at
Yokohama, Alliance at Hong Kong, Monocacy
at Shanghai, Alert at Hong Kong and Petrol at
Shanghai
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s" MODERN IDEAa

MODERN IDEAa
We have o natural pride in turning out fine
work aud bestowing taste on what we make Up.
This is the power back Of our tailoring. Better
ideas sl through our make OF garments. Ideas
originate here-frst see the light Of day. That's
how the business grows.
VIC. MERTZS.
Tailoring shop.
aplo 514 1lth Ut.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-04-19

SLOCATION Is EVERYTHING
~ DID 1t ever occur to You that your i'll stc-
cess IN business might be due more to your
location than any other cause: his is
busy world and full of busy people who
haven't time to go to out Of the way places
Get III the swim Move your office. Come
and inspect the ideal Office suite on the
second moor of our building. Every posi-
Die modern convenience and moderate rent tai
ap19 PROCTOR PROCTOR suS "a =, ny n W. w
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-04-19

R~woRKs WONDERFUL CHANGE
II is remarka-
BILE what a diff
ference the SUBJ
stitution of one or
two lar1e plates for
the four
small panes will make in
your store front Lends
"tone and beauty" to the
d'sray within, enhances the
value of your pro- e-sy and will
increase your business Let us
give you an esim.te Of what the
change will cost Quality Of
glass and work gusranteed.
CHAS. L. HODGKIN,
expert Handler of Plate Glass"
ap19 9l3 9TH st NV
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-04-19
Is THE EVIDENCE OF IT.

This big spring business marks another
"ers" IN tailoring. A the knowl-
edge that 1t 10 best and cheapest to have
clothes maze order bscomes more
widely Disseminated the demand In
creases- couple Of yeers ago the amount
of business I now doing Appeared al
most understandable. aud yet q large e il
u extra efforts are uow being made for
more business In the shape Of unrivaled
tnducsments In pr7ce. quality Of mate
q. rial. style uni Workmanshtp. Bprtng
suits, S.5. o27 aud up. 1guusoEH a
"a, %, ~. el0 70 els.
G. WAKEFIELD SIMPSON.
Tsilor, cor. 9th and @ sts. nv. splo
@CAUTION.-w WISHING ALL OF our Ma
chines &C give the hiehsst daQroo q ssxisfso-
ul. - nartscnlar caution shoss hsvtn9 eld eso e
vlIbrs than 81 the COAPAkyse OfrICE, wheEo none
bnt genuine parts used ard on1y the oss rsaso.
80 ~. VI ssSSii'SE LII 81 suAozl n NJ & e.