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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-03-01
DISTRICT GOVERNMENT.

THE INSURANCE BUREAU BILL
The Commissioners today gave hearing on
House bill 1861 and Senate bill 1901. relative
to the establishment of IN insurance bureau
for the District of Columbia.
THE GIRLS REFORM SCHOOL.
Chairman Dockery Of the subcommittee on
appropriations has sent to the Commissioners
a letter received from the Attorney General
giving the opinion of the Attorney General
that it would be mistake to locate the pro-
posed girls reform school upon a part of the
ground now occupied by the boys reform
school. Restrictions not ordinarily required
in either institution would, he says, be rem
dered necessary. and in his opinion the freer
such an institution can be from unnecessary
the better.
OLD CONTRACTORS CLAIMS
Mr.. B. B. Edwards Gen. Eppa Hunton, Tracy
L. Jeffords and Mr.. John Spicer and Mr. E. E.
Barnes appeared before the commissioners to-
day to recommend the passage of Senate bill
679, the object Of which is to dIrec. the Court
of Claims to allow the rates which prevailed
under the board of public works to the con-
tractors Of said board who may be found euui-
tably entitled to such additional relief.
BUILDING PERMITS
were issued today as follows: H. P. White, one
frame dwelling. Spring street, county; $500.
p A. Lambie, one frame dwelling, T street ex-
tended; &c, 500.
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CITY AND DISTRICT.
ADJUSTMENTS TONIGHE

AlzAuaR's-"TheO Old Homestead"
EArIoSAL.-''The Charity Ball"
AcApEnY OF MUsIC.-Dockstader's Minstrels.
HARRIS BIJou-''The Fast Mail"
kKRSAs's LrcEuM Observation-Disclosures 8
'sNight Owls"
NATIONAL RIELEs HALL--Elks' Carnival OF
Nations.
WILLARD HALL-Bazaar by the ladies Of St
Marks Lutheran Church
USIvERsALIsT CHURCH.-Dr. Lysander Dick
erman's illustrated lecture on The Ancient
Egyptians"
Masonic TEaPLE.--Concert for the benefit Of
Burnside Woman's Relief Corps. No. L.
KNIGHTS OF PYrHIAs HALL 18th between h
and l. streets hwest).-Phonogrsph and
Whistling Concert
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A Wife's Cross Bill.

In the divorce case Of Joseph H. Moore
against Norah Moore nee Jones, in which the
latter is charged with adultery, the respondent
has. by F. T. Browning, filed answer and cross
bill. She denies the allegations and charges
him with neglect and cruel treatment failure
to provide the necessaries Of life and with
damaging her character by falsehoods affect
ing her chastity. She also files petition for
alimony supported by affdavita
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Yesterday DIR. Geo. Massey, chief Of the divi-
sion Of botany, celebrated HE SEVENTEEN birth
day BY giving a lunch to his ASSISTANTS in the
Herbarium at the Agricultural Department.
Assistant Secretary Wiliets sent flowers for the
occasion Mr.. c. v. Coville said that it was
the intention OF his CO workers to hang q por-
trait Of the doctor in the Herbarium a monu-
ment 20 his interest in botany. DR.. Vasey was
appointed to his present position April l, 1872,
By Commissioners Newton.
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CITY ITEMS.


A leading authority on minsrsl waters. as 81
West SD ct, New York. and any one 10 invited
TO write TO him upon the subject, says: The
Bear Lithis Water 10 certainly q wonderful
remedy Tor go9'y ioiss 1 have never found
such an immediate effect upon uric acid dia-
thesis, particularly when brick dust deposit
was Q condition. or an actual outbreak OF govt
has occurred. Put me down. says the doctor,
every and any time. advocate for It's use
in the uric acid. DR.. Pages patients are great
patrons Of Bear Lithia Water, and the doctor
rejoices that he has found this great remedy
that he and the whole profession have looked
for for years IL
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OLD CONTRACTORS CLAIMS.
The Icernen on SUNDAY.

There is a movement among employees Of
the different ice companies to stop the sale of
ice on Sunday from either the wagons or the
depots except in case OF sickness or death. 1t
is said that the officials Of the companies favor
the move, as it gives rest to both man and
beast. recommendation on the subject will
be submitted to the District Commissioners in
a few days. 1t is claimed for the icemen that
they toll from fourteen to eighteen and twenty
hours per day and that they should be per-
mitted to have one day in seven to call their
own.
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charities il increased from Elsa, 800 10 e1el $50
The estimates called for e209, $50.

The estimates called for e2o9, l50.
REDUCTION IN THE WATER DEPARTMENT.
The appropriation for the water department
Is reduced from ESQ.,, 996 to e26l, 028.
With the Wow Of providing hereafter speciA-
cally for all permanent employees under the
District o provision Is inserted in the bill that
the Commissioners shall embrace in the esti-
seers, inspectors, clerks and other employees,
except laborers employed on the streets sew
ers. buildings and bridges.
Also provision that all horses and vehicles
appropriated for in this act shall be used only
for official purposes.
Provision is made for the reimbursement for
advertising by charge Of Ell 20 for each lot or
piece of property advertised.
SCHOOLS AND SCHOOL TEACHERS
Fifty new teachers for the public schools are
provided at An average annual salary Of s672
each. The average of present salaries is sGs5
each. The appropriation for new school build
ings for the current year was ego. 900.
The estimates for 1893 were sl49, 500.
The appropriation carried by the bill is
5000. The only new building provided for
Is the one Of eight rooms in the fifth division.
An appropriation of $4,000 is made for q
stable for police ambulances and horses to be
erected on ground now owned by the District
THE POLICE COURT BUILDING.
For an additional story on the Police Court
building 81, 900 is appropriated, together with
$4,000 for the compensation Of Police Court
juries Appropriations aggregating s4,350
are made for an addition to Kitchen
and finishing new barn at the Washington
Asylum and for additional boiler and enlarging
boiler house at female work house.
reduction Of $4,000 il made in the appro-
priation for the National Homeopathic
Hospital Association; Of a, 900 for the German
Orphan Asylum, and of 81, coo for Association
for Works Of Mercy. An increase OF 81 600 IL
given tho National Association for Destitute
Colored Women and Children; st. Josephs
Asylum is given $500, and the Women's Union
Christian Association $3.50, new items not
heretofore given.
PROVISION AS TO CORPORATIONS.
The following provision is inserted in the
bill:
That whoever intends to present to Congress
petition or bill for an act of Incorporation or
for an alteration extension OF the charter of
a corporation in the District of Columbia, or
for any special privileges, shall give notice
of such intention by publishing a copy
of the petition or bill at least once a week TOR
four successive weeks, the last of said publica-
tons to be made at least fourteen days prior to
the presentation OF such petition or bill. Such
newspaper shall bo designated Ly the petitioner
and approved by the Commissioners Of the
District of Columbia.
ITEMS IN THE BILL.
The items of appropriation in the bill are as
follows:
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A New Garbage Question.

Complaints have been received at the health
Office alleging that the contractor for the re-
moval of garbage has not removed it to q
point beyond the limits of the District as
specified in the contract, but that it has been
sold and delivered to persons residing in the
county below Giesboro. Today Mr.. Peters and
Inspector WEIGH of the health Office went over
in the county to make an investigation Of the
complaint.
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" I'@H"0INIf onAnIf1 FUND'
An emergency charity fund is provided for
the Commissioners for IS, 400 and from it they
may allot the following sums: To
the Grand Army temporary soldiers
home. 81, 500; to the Young Womens Christian
Home. 81 900; to the Hope and Help Mission,
$1,000; to the Night Lodging house, s4O0.
AREFoRM SCHOOL. FOR GIRLS.
An appropriation of s35.0O0 is made for the
erection Of reform school for girls, to be
erected on the present reform farm Of the Dis
trict, provided that not more than fifty acres
Of the farm shall be SO used
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TvENTY-FoUR HUSDRrD diseases afflict the hui
man system. so physicians tell us; and a mesner
or more troublesome ore than piles can't be
named Bottoms infallI ole pile salye (JOc. has
Q wonderful record of cures.
VIXEN THINGS ALL Go WRoSG and the brain
whirls and anxiety wears and the uaddening
headache or neuralgia begins-then WHAT A
dose or two of DIR. Henleys celery, beef and
kon-the nerve rest All druggists
GET THE BIO
Thea-Nectar, 8 o'clock breakfast conee,
A. 4 Z. baking powder
And A. & p. condensed milk
'.Shoo."
ca IPKrs CLEANED by the Empire Carpet
Vorl q 691 -635 Mass ave W.. are made moth
eroo free Of charge. Telephone 4z5-2
GRAN. SUGAR, &C.
Mich. Burbank potatoes, soc.
". II. WALKER,
946-As-50 La ave.
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A BIG Pnor1r.
500 REALIZED ON AN INVESTMENT OF q.
Mr.. W. F. Eltzroth, an esteemed school teacher in
the town Of Morrow. Ohio states his case 90 clearly
that no comment IL necessary further than say to
those run down and out OF health.
GO AND DO LIKEWISE.
II feel that must add my name to the list of tboss
who feel grateful for benefit derived from using Hoods
Sarsapsfla 1t has been worth 800 bottle to me In
the 70 lowing manner, viz I have been teachiur
school for years Last fall became worn out, had
no appetite. COULDN'T SLEEP AT NIGHT, and be-
my duty ~ teacher.
WROTE MY RESIGNATION
To take effect in two weeks but was persuaded to trv
Hoods sarsaparilla. Within week was 90 much
betsrthat continued my school and am still teach.
ing have used two bottles and feel LIKE NEW
MAN and have over 600 clear from 81 spent for
HcodS sarsaparilla." WE ELTZROTH,
Morrow. Ohio.
IRON THE SISTERS OF MERCY.
I'VE ind Hoods sarsaparlls to Be . good, useful
and valuable medicine. one We can recommend from
experience" SISTERS OF MERCY,
go .. West 4th st.. Cincinnati. Ohio.
HOODS sARsAPARILLA
10 the best blood purifier the best strength builder
the best nervo helper. Give a trial.
HOODS PILLS are the best family cathartie and
liver medicine Harmless. reliable. sure 4
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A Policy Case.

Policeman Thomas Lynch raided Summer
Tibbs' house in Clicks alley yesterday on the
suspicion that it was policy shop. arrested Tibbs
and secured some paraphernalia said to be used
in the policy business. Tibbs demanded Jury
trial in the Police Court today and bond was
fixed in the sum of 5000
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HrnxD1rAnr Hunoss

Easily cured in childhood by the cUTIcuRA RENE.
Dies the pursst and best Of all humor curss Skin.
scalp a9d blood Diseases with los Of hair. azs spssd-
N.Y. psrmansnty and economically cured IN early Life
thus avoiding ysa Of torture. dshsuarstion and mem
q = well a physical su1fseins. Parents. ssmmhsr
his and % your duty.1 10
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julius LASsBuReH 18th and F. for tomorrow
Offers 10 large-sized hat trees, beveled French
mirror. at e23. 50; reduced from s33 so. lot Of
large-sized rockers. s5. reduced from so.
Couches in Wilton rugs. SI7-76. Psrlor suites
In Wilton rugs, pieces, $3.50. GA chenille
covers. eliza Down pillows, IL inches square.
tOc. each lot Of manufacturers samples,
suitable for furniture covering. at way off
prices See the Gags solid oak rockers; also
the 18th century high back chairs in solid oak.
NOVELTIES IN NECKwEAR--New shades. in
Gliding the London smoke, just received.
FRANC h Son,
One Price. cor. 7th and ID.
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Grand total. including water

Recruitment. ........... q, 9S7, SIS ~
Provision 10 made in the bill that no expendi-
ture for sprinkiing, sweeping and cleaning
streets shall be made ct price higher than
FAX cents per one thousand square yards for
improved streets and avenues.
A RecapitulatiOn.
The following Is . recapitulation Of reduc-
tons and increases in the District Of Colum-
bia bill:
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In the Criminal Court this morning the
Jurors drawn for the March service were called
Benz. Mundell and Frederick A. jackson were
returned not found John n. Minni1, Albert
Frederick. r. D. SoInerville and James J.
Chapman were excused
In the Circuit Court Barry Buckley and Vim.
u. Thomas we're excused.
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Great Special Present Day.
THE OLD RrlrARlr TIA Horsrs.

TIE GREAT ATLANTIC AND PACIFIC TIA Co.
The greatest inducements ever offered. Pur-
chasers Of one pound of Thea-Nectar Tea or one
pound Of A. 4 +. Baking Powder will be gwen
choice Of decorated cup, saucer and plate. q
majolica pitcher. q l0-inch decorated meat plat
ter. patent -four sieve or . rock teapot. Don't
miss this great offer. mhl-5t
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Held for the Grand jury.

A colored man named John W. Burley, whose
mind is not thought to be perfectly sound, was
in the Police Court today charged with felo
NOUS assault on Matte Wilson, ten-year-old
colored girl. Tho assault alleged was commit
ted in the neighborhood of the X street market
He was held for the grand jury.
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SPECIAL ATTENTION Is CALLED to the sale Of
seven brick houses on i street southwest which
takes place tomorrow afternoon at i:50 o'clock.
These houses are new and all occupied by de-
sirabls tenants. A fine opportunity for invest
nsrt See advertisement
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Range OF the Thermometer.
The following we're the readings at the Office
of the weather bureau today; 9 am, 81; Bpm,
80; maximum. 40; minimum a.
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PRISONS IN SEARCH OF AN INVESTMENT should
not fail to attend the sale of that desirable
property, No. sos l. street northwest, to be
peremptorily sold by auction through Radcliffe.
Darr & Co tomorrow "wednesday, March %,
~ $50 o'clock pm. See advertisements
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LOCAL MENTION.
The Wenther

The Weather.
ScnrcAsr TILL RTeHr p. n WEDNESDAY.
For the District Of Columbia and Maryland.
cloudy, followed by fair weather; colder
Wednesday morning: northwesterly winds
For Virginia, clearing; slightly colder; north
vesseriy winds. probably fair Wednesday.
Isl h .@ S sSs pm ssl LOW sn I s'os PM
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You

ARE i GU
In need Of SHIT of Clothes! II you are, come
and See US. Our entire stock must be closed
out regardless Of cost.
Good Serviceable Mems Suits at o. 90; worth
$1,000
Extra Quality Fine Cassimer Suits at $3.50;
worth SIS. 90.
Fine Dress Suits ct $40. 90: worth slsO
Boys and Children,s Suits and overcoats It
half price.
$500 pairs Of Odd Pants q prices thu. win
astonish you.
The above are onlys few Of the many bar.
gains We give away.
Give Us call and b convinced ct the
LONDON AND LIVERPOOL
CLOTHING CO..
fs2A-tr SEVENTH AND sTa.
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Ous renowned ''spscialties' have been in
Guided IN this weeks ''sixth anniversary sale
= rsdnpsd priesA Soda free Msrtz, 1lth and
y 1DooA-liu6
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A Neglected Cough is q dangerous menace
to your health. A bottle OF Piso's Cure for Con-
sumption will cure. Try it. Druggists. Csc.

sumption VIII cure Try It. Druggists. 25c.
Special Presents! Special Presents!
With one pound Of Thea-Nectar Tea or one
pound A. and F. Baking Powder.
We are giving Fancy China and Decorated
Cups and Ssucers, Plates, S-pint Pitchers. Ma
jolica Pitchers, Rock Tespots, finch Deco
rated Nappies, Plates, Mugs, Oil Cans sirup
jugs, Japanese splashers, Fancy Tumblers and
Goblets, Wine Glasses and various articles
Your choice Of the above given with one pound
OF Ihea-Nectar Tea or one pound A. and z.
Baking Powder.
Try our $50, 35c. and 3sc. Java and Mocha
Coffees. They are noted for their aroma and
delicious flavor.
Best Granulated Sugar, 40.
Our own brand of Thea Nectar Tea at 60c
per pound will equal any q per pound Tea to
be had elsewhere.
Checks given with every 25c. worth Of Tea.
Coffee, Baking Powder and Condensed Mix.
All goods delivered free to any part Of the
city. Punctuality our motto.
The GREAT ATLANTIC AND PACIFIC TEA Co,
main stores sol and SOB It'll st. NV Branches:
1870 lith st. n. w; 3l04 NJ ST., Georgetown; SIS,
49, GO Center Market; 81 and 80 Western Mar
ket; and o Street Market and lOl Northern
Liberty Market; 81 and is Eastern Market
NEWTON II. BOWMAN, Manager
Telephone call sis mhl&5-2t
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No OFFEns.-No ~ per cent bonds were
offered for redemption yesterday.
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Tested by Time. For Bronchial affections.
Coughs, &C., BRowN's BRONCHIAL TRocuEs have
proved their efficacy by q test of many years.
Price 25c or
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Give IL q Trial.

We ask one and all TO give our new Coffees a
trial with A. 4 p. condensed milk. We know
you will be more than pleased with them. They
are all roasted by our new and improved pat
ent machinery. Warranted good body in the
cup and delicious aroma. We are satisfied when
You use them once you will be our constant
customers There 10 nothing more disagreea-
BILE than q cup OF poor, thin, wishy-washy
Coffee. Take cup Of our delicious Coffee for
breakfast and you will be in good humor and
trim for business all day. All our Coffees are
roasted and sold in their natural state. no
ingredients being used whatever to make them
glossy and weigh heavy. Enjoy q cup of
delicious Coffee The GREAT ATLANTIC AND
Pacific TEA COMPANY, 60l-50S 7th street north
west, 1920 l4th street northwest Sl04 street.
Georgetown; also stands in all the principal
marketA mhl-St
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Royal Glue. Reliable Glue. 10 cents 1t

We warrant to give satisfaction.
Granulated Sugar at prime cost
It, MErzoER's FINE GROCERY, All It'll st. NV
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Wholesome ingredients. cream Of tartar.
soda and -four, make
CLrvE1ASps
that means wholesome. hsalthful food.
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Good NeWa,

5. Heller, 40 9TH St, is making speciality il
Ladies and Childrens Hair Cutting and sham
pooling. Also cures Dandruff fe27-5t.
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Trusses, Surgical, Dental and Veterinary In
struments, Manicure Goods, Scissors, Pocket
and Table Cutlery. wALFoaps 5, Az Paave.n.w.-
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We Heard a mechanic say that he would not
be without Salvation Oil. Kills pain Csc. 2
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Deeds in fee have been filed as follows:
Mary sweetner to NJ. v. Webb, pit. 8, 50. 1888:
g. G. W. Whalley to W. L. Pollard, sub 10,
SO. $50; g. Martha E. De Vaughn to Matthew
E. Cook, sub 26 and pit "a, %. 5sl; g.. J. H.
Duvall to John 8. Belt, subs II to 81, blk. 10,
LIE Droit Park; $4,000. J. 8. Belt to Ef6e NJ.
Holcombe, sub l9, do; 4,500. Same to H. +.
Meyer, pit IL. do; e. Same to W. C. shelby,
sub q. do; $4,000. Efie NJ. Holcombe to John
s: Belt, sub 14s, 50. zoos; e. Adeline N.
Chalker to L. NJ. Byrne, lot II. blk. 10, Brook
land; $1l250. John Bakersmith to r Baker
smith, sub AZ, w. and r. rs sub: e. J. G..
Hester to Alicia F. Trainor, subs Al and A, %.
$685. 8. s. Maddox, trustee, to L. N. Cleary,
subs 81 to Al, 50. 554 IL and 49, II to 10. SO. g.
OF 572. and IS, So 1888; -. E. n. Cleary to
Margaret K. Atherton, same property; e.
H. NJ. Newcombe to Harry T. Newcombe, sub
Is, So n. lit; g. II. I. Nswcombe to II. N.
Newcombe. same property; e.. L. p. sutcr
to Alice NJ: Drury, pit. a, 50. %; e. r. Fitz-
morris to Lucy r Collier, lot 2i2, F.'s sub Mt.
Pleasant; 81, S25 Martha H. Anderson ct al to
$ Bieber, lot 8, 50. l1l9 T. 50. 1l26; 9 to IL, 60.
1927: and 10, So l1S5; 8 to 6, 60. ll36; to
TO- SO. 1887; to 5, 50. 1888; to 9, 60. 1I39; 1,
SO. lao, and to 6, 50 114l; e. w. H. Wat
son to Joseph 8. Cant, sub IS. sec. 2, Barry
Farm; Sl40. f. I, Browning to G. W. Harvey,
sub as, 50. 675; 1885.
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Nervous Debility, Poor Memory. Diff.
dence, Sexual Weakness, Pimples cured by DR.
Miles Nervine. Samples free at Druggists Ctr
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HAxrAonApas. 25c HENRLEK's. ass Pa. ave.
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Dog Collars and Harness, Chains, Leads.
Combs, Brushes, Whips. Name engraved free
WALfoRD 6, 4I7 Pa. ave. fe29-2ts
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Phillips Digestible Cocoa
Does not distress. and adds flesh and weight
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None Name 1t but to Praise.
Wheeler Wilson's New High Arm No g.
marvel OF hghtuess and swiftness.
JAZZ Office <S7 9Th st. NV
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Mrs. n. a. DONOVAN. COR 9TH F sTs
Has Just received complete line Of
RICHAR SONS
PURE THREAD KNITTING AND CROCHET
SILK, and will ssu same for short time at
3Oc. a spool. This SILK 10 guaranteed to be the
very best quality. 1t IL smooth. has q fne luster
and the colors are beautiful. AK FOR RICH
ARDSON SILK. feol-sv
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Oooo News.
Purchasers Of Thea-Nectar Tea and A. and p.
Baking Powder viii be given special presents
by the Great Atlantic and Pacific Tea Company.
5ol and sos 7th street northwest. Don't for
get this. mhl-5t
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Pure Old Rye Whisky, 4 years old, 75c al
IT. METzGER's FINE GROCERY ALI 7th It nv
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Get the Big
Thea-Nectar, O'clock Breakfast Coffee.
A. q p. Baking Powder
And A. 4 p. Condensed Milk.
'.Shoo" mb1st
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CAPTION roPIca
The Immigration Investigation 10 Ne Begun
by the Senate ana Houss Committees.

The Immigration Investigatios b Ne Begun
by the Senate ana Aeuss Committees.
The members Of the Senate and House COM
mittees on immigration viii 60 10 New York
next Friday afternoon 10 investigate The admis-
sion Of typhus fever Immigrants from the
steamer Massilia and other matters bearing on
the emigrant question.
ADVANCED RAxK.
Senator Mcpherson today introduced bill
to grant officers Of the navy retired after nfty
years service. below the grade Of rear admiral,
the rank Of the next higher grade.
RECIPROCITY WITH CANADA
In the House today Representative Castle Of
Minnesota (by request introduced . joint reso-
luton expressing the desire Of the
American people through their SEN
asors and Representatives for the re-
newai as near As practicable Of the reciprocity
treaty between the United States and Great
Britain and signed on June 5, 1854, which con-
cerned our trade and business relations with
the Dominion Of Canada.
The SENATE FINANCE COMMITTEE.
At meeting Of the finance committee Of the
Senate today . favorable report was ordered on
the House bill ''for the better control OF and to
promote the safety Of national banks"