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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-03-21

Personals H. Mallory of Iowa. J. F.
Stevens of Philadelphia. F. N. McFarlin Of
Rochester, M. L. De Motto of Valparaiso, E. ].
Anderson Of New York, NJ. H. Dodfrey of
Detroit and c. ]. Smith of New
and L. r. Wood of Detroit. Fred. J. Eustis and
Thomas r. Henry of New York. John NJ. Baker
of Syracuse, Lewis G. Bernard of Cincinnati
and T. q. Leonard of Scranton. Pa. are at the
Randail-Melville Egleston and D. II. Buell.
of New York, Capt. c. A. Abbey of the rev.
enue marine. ii. Deb. Clay of Newport News.
Va, and d. X. Watson of Columbus, Ohio. are
at the Ebbitt.-W. X. l.. Warwick OF Massil-
Ion. Ohio, T. De Homie Of Utah, ID. ID. Simmons
Master and r. F. Barry Of Boston are at
the Riggs.--M. C. Richardson of sClcveland,
George W. Nicoll of New York, George Kemp
of New York and E. B. Bartlett of Brooklyn
are at the Arlington.-L. II. Smith of New
York. F. B. Carpenter and d. Fl. Darling OF
Boston and S. NJ. Jones of Chicago are at
the Sborcham-T. Evans of Utica. n Y,
Thompson of New lork are at the Eredonia.-
A j. Fowler OF Roxana, Ala. r. NJ. Cowles of
Ohio, J. A. Cosby of Richmond, Va, and James
DOYLE of New York are at the How
ard.--Cyrus Ii. Mccormack of Chicago.
c. NJ. Wood of Dayton. Horace Stetson OF B0s-
ton and j. Zanes of New York are at the Nor
mandie.-Lous n. stark of Minneapolis. C.
j. Webster of Toledo, II. C. Myers of New York
and John MCGOWAN of Richmond are at the Met
ropolitan.--R. L. Chitteudin of Pennsylvania,
George II. Evans of Topeka ard L. B. Close and
H. Egleston of Schenectady. n. Y. are at the
National.--Thos. A. Young of New York. A.
L. Forbes of Boston, Jas-E. Mitchell of Hart
ford, Conn, and A. II. Haywood of Newport,
L. l., are at the st. James.
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A PLUMP QUESTION.
The Bering Sea Dispute Brought Up
in the Commons
INVESTIGATING CHICAGO'S ALDERMEN.
incredible Cruelty Of Mexican
Bandits.
s E1ZIN G \ RAILRO A d.
SEEING A AID.
THE BERING SEA DISPUTE
Negotiations Regarding the Modus yIvendi
stin Pending


LONDON, March 2I.-Iu the house Of COM
mons today ChristoTh her Furness. liberal NJ. p.
for HartepoOl, made the following question
TO the government.
'Nill the government agree 10 a renewal Of
the modus yivendi in Bering sea. pending the
settlement by the arbitrators of the question
IN disputey"
The EiSht Hon. J. ". Lowther. political sec
Rotary oi the foreign Office. replied that nego-
tiaiions on thar subject were stili proceeding.
The provincial newspapers have taken up
the Bering sea question IN a tone not at al
friendly TO the United States.
The New Castle 'hroni'ac expresses fear that
there wall bo trouble dur .ng the coming season.
IL says that an immense fleet is ready 60 pro-
oeed to Iering sea TO hunt the seal aud that
Tie Yankee navy will have its hands full 10 pre-
vent the seal fishing. In any case, there are
bound TO be thousands of seals caught.
tanada Is not anxious tor any trouble. but
New YORK newspapers seem 60 count upon
trouble owing 70 the rivalry for the Irish vote
IN the approaching presidential election. New
York and Washington are always insincere
where Canada Is concerned. SIR George Baden
Powell would long ago have settled the qucs-
tIon If allowed.
OTTAWA, ONT. March 2i.-The following
notice To owners and masters Of British sealing
vessels has been issued. Notice is hereby
gwen 70 ali persons having claims for compen-
satlon Tor loss or damage by reason Of
expulsion from or warning out of Bor-
ing sea under the provisions Of the modus
USendi between her majesty's goyernme Mt
and that Of the United States of America during
the year 1881, that all claims must he lodged az
the Office of the collector of customs at Victoria
Brilihh columbia, within a month from the
date of tins notice. CLAIMS not lodged within
the time specifiec will not be considered
''(Signed) CHARLES n. TuPpER.
Minister of Marine and Fisheries"
The notice Is dated March IS. so that sealers
will have full month IN which 20 take action
after the official notification reaches British
Columbia.
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EATEN EN ANTS,
The Horrible Death To which Mexican Han
dits Condemned a Prisoner.


dits Condemned a Prisoner.
TOMBSTONE, ARIz.. March 2I.-The Indians
have always been knowa for their dc ilish ways
of torture. but it has remained for q band Of
Mexican bandits to cap the climax.
Dutch Henry's" bead OF horse thieves
raided Henry Withers' ranch on the Garrita
river recently. driving away all his stock.
NIthers started after the band single handed
and succeeded in shooting down three OF them
from ambush before they discovered that only
one man WAS pursuing them. They succeeded
in capturing him as he Was trying to get away.
Death was his sentence, but shooting was too
easy death. Withers was taken out on the
hot sand beds and left to like naked for
six hours, fully exposed 20 the suns rays.
This Was not enough. and he was then carried,
still nude to a bed OF cactus bushes where he
was lald on the sharp points. He was bound
tightly to stake, and then a large ant hill
which was near was torn open with sticks and
he was left to his fate. The insects swarmed
cut and over Mithers' body, and within two
hours he was dead from their bites. The ants
aid not leave hun alone. however, until every
particle of flesh was eaten from his bones.
A prisoner of the band was taken where be
could witness the whole affair and was after
ward turned loose and told to tell the people
that that would be the future punishment Of ~
who tried TO kill a member of the band.
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DISTRICT GOVERNMENT.
EXAMINATION OF TAX RECORDS.

ExAMINATIcN OF TAX RECORDS
The assessor recently informed the Commits
sioners that the records of his Office have been
mutilated and altered, presumably by per-
sons who have called there in the exami-
nation of tax accounts- To prevent this
practice in the future as far as practicable
the Commissioners have consulted the as
SCISSOR, WHO recommended to them the fol-
lowing order: THAT hereafter all per-
sons desiring to examine any Of
the tax ledgers or any other accounts pertain
ing TO real or personal property in the District
OF Columbia shall be permitted to do 90 only in
the presence Of an employe Of the assessor o
Office"
The above order will be issued.
CHARITY BEARING.
Superintendent Of Charities A G.. Warner
stated today that the Senate subcommittee on
appropriations would give hearing at 1880
o'clock am. to those persons interested in
public charities.
NAMEs OF STREETS.
The Commissioners have forwarded TO Con-
gress the following amendment TO the pending
bill for the extension Of streets: s'The Commis-
sioners of the District Of Columbia are
hereby authorized to name or change the
name OF any street, avenue, alley or other high
way in the District of Columbia except those
which were named in the original plat Of the
city Of Washington or which have been subse-
quently named by law"
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NO MINORS IN POOL ROOMS.
The Prohibitory Order Issued by the Com
missioners Today.

The Commissioners today ordered: 'It shall
not be lawful for the proprietors of billiard
tables, pool tables. bagatelle tables, Jenny
Lind tables or other like tables, shuttle
boards and bowling alleys kept for pub
lie hire and gain in the District
of Columbia to allow any person under
the age of twenty-one years to play at any
game of billiards, pool. shuttle board. or any
game that may be played on such tables or
boards, or play at bowls OH said alleys. or per-
init such persons to come into or remain in
their saloons, pool rooms or bowling alleys
Any person violating the provisions of this sec
ton shall forfeit and pay to the District of
Columbia fine not less than IS or more than
Police Court. and shall in addition forfeit his
or her license. at the pleasure of the Commis-
sioners'
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SEEING A RAILROAD.
The PennsylSania Company Trying to Capture
the sSeashore" Line.


the sSeashore" Line.
MnLvILLE, n. J., March 2l.-Although the
sale of the Philadelphia and seashore railroad
by Receiver Baker to the Pennsylvania railroad
has not been confirmed by the chancellor of
New Jersey and proceedings to annul the
sale have been instituted by the Beth
lehem Iron Company, the Pennsylvania has
really taken possession OF the road and yester-
day began removing some Of the rails spur
has been hurriedly laid connecting the Ses-
shore tracks with the West Jersey tracks near
Corson's Inlet and early this morning twenty
four car loads OF Seashore rails passed through
TINS city
large gang of men were busy last night
loading another train. The rails now being
removed are not from the roadbed. but are
said to be those delivered by the Bethlehem
Iron Company. near Tuckahoe, TO be used in
extending the Seashore railroad TO Cape May
The Pennsylvania is evidently endeavoring .
get them before an Injunction is issued.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-03-21

Mr.. MORRISON ELECTED CHAIRMAN.-At a
meeting of the full board of the interstate COM
merce commission, held at its Office in Washing
ton last Saturday, Mr.. William r. Morrison was
elected chairman to fill the vacancy made by
Judge Cooley's resignation.
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Illness Of Bfsu,arck.

BERLIN, March 2i.-It is reported that Prince
Bismarck was attacked today with sudden III
ness. In view Of the condition of affairs here
the news has caused intense anxiety. Many
municipal aud other bodies throughout Ger
many have already begun their preparations 70
celebrate Bismarck's approaching seyenty-sev-
enth birthday, on the LIST Of April The Hines
of the prince is said not to be serious and the
latest advices represent il as no more than
indisposition. Owing to the attack be has given
up his intended visit to Ratzeburg, the capital
of his duchy of IAuenburg.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-03-21

During the twenty-four hours ending At noon
today burial permits were issued from the
health Office for the following;
white-Patrick Cosgrove, "A years, phthisis
pulmonalis: Sarah E. Walker, 81 years, cancer
marasmus; Elizabeth T. Genan, 60 years,
dropsy; George g. Acton. years, bronchitis;
Ethel n. Reed, year, pneumonia; Bernard W.
Glass; montns, croupous pneumonia-
thrombosia
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-03-21

MOVEMENT OF SILvER.-The issue of standard
silver dollars from the mints and treasury
Offices during the week ended March 49, 1892,
was S35S.474. The issue for the corresponding
period of last year was S440.907. The ship
ments of fractional silver coin from the LIST to
the 18th instant amounted to 1856. 10.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-03-21

SECRETARY BLAINE is rapidly improving
Sunday afternoon he took long walk abou
the city and today he is attending at his hous.
to official business.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-03-21

L. b. TowNER & Son
DRY GOODS DEALERS,
1916 18th NV.
Table Oil Cloth. 4 yards wide, i5c
Remnants CuOea6 Led Cotton, .15sC. per yard
fresh invoice of Linen NapGins. worth 75c dozen,
only DC each
Larxe White Apron lace trimmed. lOc.
I,,5sr. Outing Flanrel in short lengths. Sc
Remnants of 25c. Fancy Ticking. from = to yards
only I.Jc.
Wool Face Henrietta. Black and coiors 25c
All wool Henrietta, In all coiors, !puS.
Atwood German Henrietta in all the new shaded
soc. and 81.
AndroScogrin Bleached Cotton, Sc
Fruit of tie Loom Beached Cotton, SIC.
Skirting reduced from l21c. 10 o..
Gents Duilnx Shirts, .JUc., and al
GENTS LaGndered Shirts. 1.c., 1.c and al
Large Size " hite Bed Spreads. 1Jc. and 81
Rennauts Of Dress Goods all xrades very cheap
websters Large Dictionary given Tree to ali casu
costoLers Caii ano gel = eard uhly
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k~DEMoCRATIC PRIMARIES.

Pursuant to the call for the National Democratic
Convsntion, Democratic primary hereby
=, IN the twentytw leei- ative districts of the
District OF Cou bia to EJECT three delegates three
aIternates to Democratic Convention to be ne Il At
hhihsuzhs a OPERA House, in the city Of washngton.
which Will elect two delegates and two aiternates 10
eresent the deInotlacy Of tie District of Colun ba
Chicago. H.. on tine 2Ist day OF June isiss. and to
n th snSa Gn o,er M uslness ss may come 6eore t.
All democratic conservative citizens ol the United
hticai associations ana differences, who can un tie
with US III the effort for pure econOceand constItu-
pate III the de1ocri primaries in sending DELEGATES
The Primary meetings will he organized in each dis
ulct al O'Clock =, III: March - Tue pol!s will
opened at 1'O O'Clock p L. and close at $50 O'Clock
The primaries will be held in the several districts
and he cake to order by their respective representa
uEe on the Cetr1l Delnocrssc Committee at tie .ol-
First District-J. ". Tolson- Haynes Hall, Union
a. second Disrict-R E L. white-Briyhtwood Hall,
Third Third District-w. H. Manoeue-Forest Hall. High
Fourth District-w. A. Hutchins-No. 3G:O NJ street
Iifth District-Thomas F. Cook-No c4oO street
sixth District-Lawrence Garlner-No $40 Twen-
SeySnth District-JOhn Boyle Clabaugh's Hall. No.
10y t3;i ! Giurteen:h % street northwest.
IL fLghth Distrct-Iatrick McGuire-No. 104 street
Ninth District Charles A. Krause-Builders' Fx-
cnanse. Thirteenth street northwest.
a%enIn TENN Dislr1ct.Arthur l. Canpbell-Willard Hall.
Eleventh Distrct-FrankP P Madigan-Potomac Hall,
KI;yS;I KITyedth Dstri.t-C W. DARKROOM No. 20. Post
Ihlrteenth DISTRICT. Fred Kelley-No. S0l street
northwest
Fourteenth District-w II Mohier-NayIor's Hail.
Nv nork avenue northwest. between First and Sec
Fifteenth District-P. F. Observation-Disclosures corner
New Jersey avenue and d street northwest.
II sixt,enth Dstrict-James F. Brown- Monumental
h:li, l.b1 feIesyivania avenue northwt St
& SehleeItn Dlstf1ct-Jackson iates-B.ake Hall. No.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-03-21

BERLIN, March 21.-The Grand Duke sersius
of Russia, governor Of Moscow, and husband
of the Princess Elizabeth, daughter Of the late
Grand Duke of Hesse and granddaughtsr Of
Queen Victoria. will arrive In Berlin at
O'Clock this evening. The grand duke and
wife are on their way back from the funeral a
the Grand Duke Louis Prince Henry viii re-
ceiye them on behalf of the kaiser and at mid
night Sergius and the princess viii continue
their Journey TO st. Petersburg.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-03-21

SECRETARY FOSTER resumed his duties at the
Treasury Department today. He was almost
overrun with callers.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-03-21
GUITARS.

The scale of the WASHBURN from the smallest
three-quarfeT to that of the Grand Concert
guaranteed absolute and has perfected
at great expense ana much labor. OF such great i'm
porance 10 the manufacturers deem this point which
IS tine foundation of the whole instrument that they
have IN nvented method whereby the scale of every
exception being possible. The neck. also important
feature IS constructed upon the plan and is
ldei;ta one with another, and made after such rer
iect model that all possess that pleasant feeling the
nanIs o. performer much desired. The tone of
the WA>HBi RN is rich. fuil and mellow. at the
time powertui without hGrshness The finish is the
finest of French polish being brilliant lasting
lnlaylnx rich and elegant.
Bear N mind that i'll the WA~HEURN Guitar We
orer our customers instrument on y from
the most common and narng faults OF other makers,
but one that viii Withstand the most critica.
the artist and ask for careful comparison with any
Guitar made in the world Leaving It to plead its
own cause We believe that the !u>er OF its will
never be diInHed. and that every instrument viii be
lis own best advocate.
Every Guitar bears the name of GEORGE WASH
BU IN PLAINLY burned upon the inside None genuine
"
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


x.s DIS LIABLE OFFICE ROOFS tORRLNT
b. In tle Pacific bui.dng
# S y% are m @ e m 1 w sowy your our present Gusrters
ofiire n tie Pacific building from which to
'IA' EAsTEtpAY s. MALLERY. AGENTS.
1t The Pacific building, t2i F st. n. W.
o oh St snNsh6 nv 6ae Has sOurs mEM9vSP 70 20 ro
n: = to : Pm. to ) pm islephoIe 1880 Office
to o9is pm '0''ne' 'eS''S' : W" to %h!Pilss $ss
x@SFOR COMFORT. HEAT AND SERVICE.
No improvement invention that will
promote convenience efficiency has been
omitted in the construction of the TORRID
FURNACE.
From the six sizes may be selected the one
Just right to heat any ding from small
dwelling to q large church.
The TORRID is built for use II will
stand tine wear and tear of hard use. Its
strongest recommended ons come from
those who have subjected it to the severest
tests
s. S. sHEDD BRO,
Plumbing Heating and Timing
48o 9th st. W. mh2l
gaSsTEwARr 4 BANJos.
THE MOST BEAUTIFUL BANJoS MADE.
PRONOUNCED PERFECT BY THE PRINCIPAL
PROFESSIONAL. PLAYERS
PRICES FAIR AND REASONABLE.
LARGE STOCK ALWAYS ON HAND.
JOHN F. ELLIS CO.
93 Pennsylvania ave. near 10th St
WHOLESALE AGENTS. mhlen
49, ALWAYS.
AN especially now.
GAS STOVES.
mh1s C. A. MuDDIMAN, e1A1etbs.
RS'.NOW THAT YOU HAVE F0TND
= t,,, Hodges National nal &Bindery give him call.
urWJrd ana male You i good joU 1876 +. nhl9
R~6S DO YOU WANT GOOD PIANO AT YOUR
nd ,op 8Tn y arSs Se oos Il or SlS3 UPRIGHT guar
1th st. ia -:,,n
xESsHoULD NOT BE OVERLOOKED
We have an investment in city lots for a party
with 10000 tnat has every indication oi pro-
du ing. within cou to of years. an oLd-flJne
git-e5Gge rroht; Below the price OF less deslra-
PROCTOR PROCTOR,
Real Estate and Insurance b. okcrs
mhl9 9O7 G st. NV
BE ONE OF THE WISE.
- II you had the opportunity to buy a dollar
for bOc. or 11c. you would not hesitate Yet
that is just about the ratio OF the reductions
which now prevail upon entire stock Of
furs and seilskIns. The ,cise ones are buyiuc
WILLETT 4 RUOFF
Sole District ADents ion "D,midp" Hats
mhlo 30 Ia. ave. NV.
6zs NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN OF THE
- removal OF our office from the Atlantic to tine
MArLnS x THOMPSON.
mhII-6t Real Estate Agents and builders.
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INSURANCE,

MUTUAL PROTECTION FIRE INSURANCE co
wi OF THE D. C.-WILLIAM BALLANTlNE.
President JAMES L. FITCH, Secretary. issues
policies unusually and each insurer shares
the profits For full information apply to the ofce
OF Ia pany. 14o6 q ST. n. ja,GI-ly
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-03-21

Mayor Shakespeare Of New Orleans vas nom-
mated for reelection by the Foster alliance
night The McEn~y wing he's ~ nAde any
city nominationA
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-03-21

GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS ToDAY.-Internal rev
enue, S734, ,555; customs, S6SO,S5I.
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W1rH The APPROACH Or SPRING

W1rH The APPROACH Or SPRING
THE wORRIMENTs OF THE HOUsEKEEPER
ARE INCREASED HUNDREDFoLD-THE PAR
LoR IS CHAOS. THE DINING ROOM DIS.
MANTLED. FLOOR COVERINGS IN sHREDs.
FURNITURE THROUGHOUT THE HOUSE d.
LAPIDATED. AND. WORSE THAN ALL. NO
MONEY ON HAND TO REPLACE THE DEvAsTA-
TIoN OF LONG AND SEVERE WINTER.
SUCH TRIALS WOULD OvERPOwER THE
STRONGEST DID NOT STAR OF HOPE ARISE
IN OUR
CREDIT
SYSTEM.
WHICH BRUSHES ASIDE WITH MERRY LAUGH
THE MEMORY OF PAST DISTRACTIONS AND RE-
PLACES THEM WITH COMFORT. CHEER, GOOD
A TRIVIAL SUN FROM THE STORE OF YOUR
FUTURE WEEKLY OR MONTHLY SAVINGS. AS
YOUR SENSE OF HONOR MAY DETERMINE
EQUITABLE AND RIGHT.
The FOLLY OF LIVING IN THE MIDST OF DIS
COMFORT MUST BE MANIFEST TO ALL HOUSE
KEEPERS. SEEING THAT CONFINEMENT CAN
BE PURCHASED WITH NO OUTLAY OF READY
MONEY.
FURNITURE.
CARPETS,
MATTINGS.
DRAPERIEs.
REFRIGERATORs,
BABY CARRIAGES,
vAPOR STOVES.
AND WORKS OF ART
HOUSE HERRMANN's
CASH AND CREDIT HOUSES.
sl7. sl9. 92l AND sa3 1TH ST.
mh1s 6ae MASS. AVE. n W.
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SPECIAL, NOTICES.

r-Sl EItNDS OF THE TEMPERANCE TENT,
g. Hon. " \. PETER, Mr.. +. NJ. Bradley and
Ifers will address the meeting at Good Tenplars
Hall ~ II. and Pa. ave, WEDNESDAY, NIGHT.
March I, 1::}O O'Clock Friends Loldinr books per %
rel ort rro-ress. JOHN X. NAHONkY, Chairman.
mhla-;Bta
THE PIONEER VOLUNTEER SOL
- dlers of the District of Columbia. who " ere
hrst in aruls III 1861 20 defend the capital and Const
tuition OF the United states, hereby called TO q
meeting si,pertnnin2 TO their interests
MONDAY. MA tCu 81, INSTANT
AZ y. M. at Hotel Hanover corner Pa ave and
od 81 NV. mhlgot'
<ASSCOTTINH RITE.-REGULAR RENDEZ-
- yous OF Washington COnsistOry No . =. Z.
II > - A. 5. h, tCerneau) will be held TUES
nal ENEN NC, March D. 1892. at 7::10 y. m. in
est Ind Masonic Hall, 10th st. and Pa ave n w.
"orE; D. A. scottish Kite Masons invited. By order
mn lD-:St ANSON :. 1AN lDR. 20. Iir Sarx &c
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

lt-----,I ~. O. .F.-TRiENDSuIP LODGE, NO. II,
g. WILL MELT 1HIS ENENING at $50
O'Clock arrange Tor the fnera; OF onr late brother
q. I: JeL.ins. p q Meet at hall TUESDAY, at
y. end iuneral- By order of the Nc
Z. T. PETTENGILL. r. S. 1t
RTHFRE WILL BE MEETING OF THE
Stockholders % the Corcorsn Fire Insur-
Company at their 0ffce No. GOA llth ST H. w. on
april 4, 1892. for tine purpose of electng
nine director for the ensuing year. Polls open at l.
III. ana close at p. IN.
nn2l- -eod6t G. MCCLELLAND Secretary.
RWASHINGToN JoCKEY CLUB - A
80. special meeting OF the stockholders of the
Washington Jockey Club will he held at Willard Hall
FRIDAY, Ma-ci %. at PIN. The reI,ort of the
auditing committee and the report of the COMMITTEES
appointed 10 revise the constitution and bylaws will
be submitted by orier Of the president.
THOS. NJ. DRANEY, Secretary
March II. lSg-. mh2l-ot
SPRING CLOTHES FOR MEN
The most popular street suit this spring
will be the Double breasted Sack of
fancy mixtures. We have about fifty
STYLES of these suit;ngs and propose to
make them up at the low price of SIS
Per suit. Tailored in the usual iun-
liable style.
G. WAKEFIELD SIMPSON,
mh21 Expert Tailor" cor 9Th and G sts NV.
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Bar DrEeo, CAL, MArch 2L--A msn-of-var
has been sighssd oG the harbor that u believed
70 b. the cruiser Boston, on hsr ~ - eaa
Hraactsca