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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-04-27
AT KENDALL GREEN.

The Unusually Interesting Character OF the
Presentation Day Exercises.
The exercises Of presentation day at Kendall
Green yesterday were of an unusually interest.
ing character. Distinguished men occupied
tine platform and the hall was we'll filled with
an audience that followed with attention the
speeches Of the members OF tho graduating
class. While the orations were interpreted in
the sign language fo- the benefit Of the students
yet in many instances the speakers showed the
proficiency they had attained in mastering
articulase speech by delivering their entire
Grafton orally. Some Of the speakers were
heard throughout the hall with more ease than
others. but still they all acquitted themselves
with much credit. The class was largo one
and. as is proper to say on such occasions, the
best that ever graduated from the college
The program as printed in Yesterdays STAR
was carried out aud included thoughtful
address from President Gilman of Johns Hop
kins University. At the close Of the exercises
those present were invited to inspect the build
ings. the gymnasium and other points Of
interest about this thriving institution. While
there was committee OF reception who did
efficient service in entertaining the visitors, vet
their efforts were handsomely supplemented by
the students, who played the part OF hosts with
great success.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-04-27
TIE PRESIDENTS DEPARTURE.
A Distinguished Party Lesves for the Naval
Review and the Worlds Fair.

Distinguished Party Lesves for the Navs
Review and the Worlds Fair.
Washington is without President or even
single member Of the cabinet. Yesterday a.
ternoon the administration party left the city
at 4:S0 O'Clock over the Pennsylvania railroad
to take part in the naval review and to partici
pate in the opening of the worlds fair. The
trip will occupy SIX days.
There was quite large crowd gathered al
the depot in anticipation Of seeing the Presi.
dent and the entire cabinet Secretary Morton
was the first to arrive and he WAS followed in
order by Attorney General oiney. Mr.. and Mrs.
Bissell, Secretary and Mrs. Carlisle. Secretaries
Lamont, Gresham and Smith. Just before the
time scheduled for the departure of the special
the President and Mrs. Cleveland. accompanied
by Mr.. Thurber, arrived at the train. Mr.. Geo.
W. Boyd was in charge Of the party. and he will
make tho entire journey with the presidential
party as the representative Of the PENNSYLVANIA
road.
The train was made up OF five vestibule cars
the first being the combination baggage nnG
smoker Raleigh. followed by tho dining
car Magdelin, behind which came the double
drawing room sleeper Churmion The fourth
coach was the six-ccmpartment drawing room
car superb, which was occupied BY the cabinet,
and behind it was the private observation and
compartment car Wildwood, in which Mr.. and
Mrs. Cleveland found luxurious and comfort
able quarters. The entire train was lighted by
electricity heated bv steam and is altogether
one OF the finest in the Pennsylvania service.
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Deeds in fee have been filed as follows
s. c. Pomeroy to R. Briscoe, pit. IS, blk. g.
Barry Farm; @225. John G. Krohr to WiIbor
H. Martin, sub lat, SO. 1929; s2,s0O G. b.
Clark to Emma II. Redington lot II, blk. So
Petworth; $4,000. A. Schwartz to Mary A,
Maisak, pit 10, SO. 1927; 5, A. 7. Brice t.
J. j. Hemphill, pts. of Scott's Ordinary, &c.
s.. W. Choate to W. L. Moulton, trustee
sub. 5. blk ii, SO. GIL; s.. A. E. Randolph
to X, H. Jordan, lots Is and Is, blk. 2, Congress
Heights; 400. W. d. Hoover to Max Georgii
sub 8. So. lob; 8. Margaratha Altdorfer to
A. Pezo!d. pit. 22l, Anacostia; S6OO H. Neagle
to j. +. Waggaman. subs to A. 46 to So, blk
II and blks. Z and 2, Wesley Heights; s.. j.
+. Waggaman to Annie 3. Roper, lots 81 and 49,
blk. Z. Wesley Heights; $500; j. f. Barbour to
Kate E. Barry, sub IA, So. 8. OF S25; 81, 800. W.
A. Hahn to S. T. Klipstein. pit. SO, SO. 1853; g.
c. L. Sears to j. A. Watson, pit sub 272 Sd sub
OF s. ?. B. sub Mt. Pieasant; O., 4OG.25.
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FOR THEIR YOUNG MEN.
A Hebrew Association Opens Its Pleasant
Quarters With . House Warming.

n neOreW ASSOCIATION Opens Ats FI00oo0t
Quarters With . House Warming.
The Young Mems Hebrew Association took
possession Of its new home at 1901 street
northwest last night and a large number Of the
friends Of the members attended the hospitabie
ousewarming. The association has secured
comfortable and convenient quarters in the
large brick dwelling house at the northwest
corner Of 10th and N streets. which has been
thoroughly renovated and handsomely fur
| nished for its present use. The house fur
nishes parlors. reading and smoking rooms, q
gymnasium library and study rooms.
The association was formed to parallel as far
as possible the work Of the Young Mems Chris
tian Association and to extend to Jewish young
men and boys the advantages which the Y. NJ
Z. A. holds out. and yet preserve intact the
Hebrew influences The promoters of this
philanthropical enterprise. realizing the ten
dency of the young men and older boys to leave
school to engage in mercantile pursuits. desire
to still surround them with an atmosphere Of
study and mental attainment. To this end a
night school will be established in the fall, with
probably series of lectures or talks upon
beneficial subjects. Another object which the
association has in view is to furnish a rendez-
vons for the Young men, where they may spend
pleasant evening with the right kind OF asso-
ciates and be kept out OF temptation. The as
ISOLATION starts out with membership OF 200,
The housewarming last night brought out the
friends OF the association in force and the CA
pacity Of the building was tested. After view
ing the house and admiring its arrangement the
guests gathered in the parlors on the first floor,
where at o'clock Mr.. Simon Lyon, the presi-
dent Of the association, called the assemblago TO
order. Prayer was offered by Rabbi Stern,
after which Mr.. Lyon made an address. in which
he announced the objects of the association and
asked for the cooperation OF the people.
The Washington Banjo, Mandolin and Guitar
Club which had kindly proffered its services
for the occasion. then rendered some pleasing
music in one of the parlors and Blout's orches-
ira entertained the guests in another. After
ward an ENJOYABLE lunch was served and at
midnight the guests departed, well pleased with
the opening Of the associations home.
The officers of the association are as follows:
Simon Lyon, president: Henry Franc. vice
president; DR.. Meyer Herman. recording Sec
rotary; S. ]. CHASER. financial secretary; L.
Stargsrtner, treasurer. The board Of directors
consists of the foregoing officers and Alex
Wolf. Mont. Jacobs, Sam Cans, Lee Baum
garten. Max Fischer. Nathan S. Meyer. Myer
Nordlinger. E. F. Bachrach, Phil. Friedlander
and 10. Price. Simon Wolf. Henry Franc and
Charles Baum are the trustees of the associa-
ton.
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Real Estate Mattcrs.

Sarah E. Hanney has purchased Of G. W.
Huguely for S22OO0 subs &c and 20. square
531-4 3S1G2 II feet on Sd between E and +
streets northwest.
Green L. Morris has purchased for $4,000 Of
+. W. Bergman sub 4. square 475-fronring 90
feet 3 inches on PENNSYLVANIA avenue between
Is. aud I'd streets northwest (facin, the Peace
monunent).
b. j. Eslin has bought for $500 o: l.. D.
Wine Subs l6 and II. square 757-48x1i8 feet
on Maryland avenue between Cd and 81 streets
nor iheast.
Don A. Sanford has purchased for 80, $50 of
o. NJ. BRYANT lot Is. square 533-fropting 2j
feet on Indiana avenue between 81 and A.
streets northwest.
W. II. Rupp has bought of r. L. Parry for
Ss, $50 sub 30, square 362--l9. 62x92.5 so feet on
s between 9th and 10Th streets northwest
l.. kulle, ir., has bought Of +. NJ. Walker for
S6, 100 sub SO. square 3s3-fron!ing % feet on
Virginia avenue between 9th and 10Th streets
southwest.
The deed of L. W. Bergman to the Calvary
Baptist Church conveying Tor $40, 000 paris
aud 9. square 429, fronting SO feet 8 inches by
IS feet depth was filed today.
Oliver 4. Morris has bought for IS. $50 Of f.
Robertson fourth interest in lots l22 and l27,
Stewards sub Of Mt. Pleasant
Ebert Robertson has purchased for $50 600
OF Charles A. Stewart lots l22 to l27. NJ
Pleasant.
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CITY AND DISTRICT.
AMUsEMENTs TONIGHT.

ArpsrGHs OPEEA HorsE--''The Crust OF
Society,"
NEW NATIONAL THEATER--Eyans and Hoey in
"A Parior Match
ACADEMY OF MusIc.-Pauline Hall in ''Er-
mimic.
H.sRIs' BiJou THEATER.-"Ole Olsen
kEBSAS's LYcEUM THEATEE-George Dixon
and a vaudeville company.
The BATTLE or GErTYsBUEo.-15th street
and Ohio aveale.
FrrzsIMNOSs' AUDITORIUM 9TH street near
PENNSYLVANIA avenue '-Continuous perform
snce from noon until 1870 pm.
LINCOLN POsr HALL 9Th and l. streets
northwest)-p-os. Ward in mesmerism enter
talnments
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At he annual meeting OF the Art Students
League. held on TCe.dsy evening last. the fol-
lowing officers were elected for the coming
year: President, Mr.. l. Francis Riggs; vice
presidents, Nr. Wells y. Sawyer and Miss A
z. SclOmops: treasurer. Miss Ma:hiiLe Nueden;
assistant treasurer, Miss \. A. Sewell: CORE
spending secretary, Miss A. j. Sevcor1b; re-
cording secretary. Mr.. W. Il. Chiffon. The
following instructors were also elected: Life
class, Mr.. Z. G.. Messer: portrait class. Mr.. e.
II. l. Macdonald evening class. Nr. X. n.
Brooke; preliminary antique class. Miss f. A.
Pond: water-co,or Class. Miss Il. L. PerrIe. An
address Was delivered by the President. Mr..
Wells VI SAWYER, who alluded to the gratifying
success which has attended the work Of the
league during the past year. and TO the bright
outlook for the future.
The league has commenced q series of
lectures on art topics. which will be OF interest
10 the general public as well Us to tine artists
and students, and il is thought tina: this will in
future be an attractive feature in It's course of
study.
The next lecture will be delivered by Maj. j.
". Powell
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-04-27
OTHER ADDRESSES.

Mr.. W. W. MILAN followed with an address,
his subject being How Are We Fraterual?"
Attendance at the Lodge and How to Sc
cure It. was the subject upon which Mr..
David Wolf addressed his bearers
An instrumental! solo by Miss Mary Mead was
followed by Mr.. J. J. Burnham. who sang
Mother and and the Baby and then re-
sponded TO several encores.
Past Grand Representative ". d. Brainerd de-
livered an address on the subject Odd Fellow
ship
aIr. Z. G. Bixier's selections on seven musical
instruments were well received.
Among others who took part were Rev. H. F.
Saumenig, chaplain OF Mt. Pleasant Lodge.
speaking upon The Advantages Of Social
Gatherings" John T. Given. p. G.. r.. The
Encempmen. Branch and Patriarchs Militant
NJ. +. O'Donohue, recitation. and N J. Smith,
P. g.. recitation, why Should the Spirit of
Mortal Be Proud?"
The singing of the fraternity ode brought the
celt bration to a close
Among those present were P. G.. N. ID. R.
Stansbury of Virginia. P. G. NJ. B. Law OF
Deputy Grand Master John II. Wood Grand
Secretary VIM. L. Hunt. Grand Chaplain Lucas
Grand Warden Theodore Meade, Past Grand
Patriarch R. H. Sorrell. ?. G. VI. John W.
Thompson. p. G. VI. John H. Seiffert. and
Grand Representatives F. A. Sitter. ". p Allan
anu r. A. Mclean and others.
Odd Fellows Elsewhere Celebrate.
The 74th anniversary of the introduction
of the Order of Odd Fellows into the United
States was celebrated in New York city yester-
day. After street parade Grafton was de-
livered at the Lyceum Opera House by NJ. W.
6. q. VI. William Forester
New London. Conn.,, was crowded with Odd
Fellows from all parts OF the state who were
att' ndinS the formal dedication of the Con-
nee, lent Ocd Fellows Home at Fairyiew Many
private and public buildings were decorated.
The formal exercises were pre- cedcd by pa
rade
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-04-27

Some excitement WAS Occasioned about half
past O'Clock this morning by the rapid firing
OF four pistol shots in a hallway on the third
floor OF the st. James Hotel. Oaicer HAYNES OF
the sixth pTecirc; aad others went to the hall
and found that the shot. were fired by u man
named i. Heavy OF Lexington. Nv, who
said that he had been commanded by the pope
10 shoot, sad the President would lndo-se him.
Nj Henry. apparently sober and sane. regis-
tered about 10 O CLOCK and was assigned room.
He vas taken Dy the ofiicer 20 the station and
will be examined
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-04-27
IN. Cattle Market.

AT the cattle make: az the Washington linton
stock yard az Benning yesterday I56 cattle
were on the market and sold a. follows: Best
sold from SIC. 10 55sc. per pound; good sold
from i54c. TO SC. per pound; medium sold
from &c. 20 4izc. per pouud; common sold
lambs ~ and sold follows: Sheep from &C.
TO SC. per pound: lambs from SIC. TO 6s4c. per
pound; sp-ing lambs. SC. to l0c. Cows with
calves sold from s25 10 $50 each. State o: the
market good
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-04-27
BABrs SK1S AND SCALP

Cleansel. purified and beau.ifei b. CUTICUI A
SOAP. greatest of siin purifiers and besut fers a.
well as purest and sweeses. of toilet and nursery
soaps. Only cure fo- pirIDes and b,ackheads be-
cause the only preventive If Inflammation and clog
gn2 OF the lores he o. compile xious dis.
iguratIons. Sold everywhere
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-04-27
Save Your Money. Come direct to the

Save Your Money. Come direct to the
Great Special Sale
OF Fine Groceries, Old Wines Whiskies, 10,
For Friday and Saturday.
Our Java and Mocha at SOC. is unexcelled.
Celebrated Sun Rise Chop" Tea. only 5Oc
Our Old Mandahling Java, a royal drink.
Fresh Cocoa Shells. Fresh Eggs, Fine Batter.
Pure Old Port Wine, large bottle, soc.
Pure Old Rye Whisky a years old, 75c. qt
Grooers Sundries of all kinds. You can
order tomorrow and have them c. U. ID, Satur-
day Save money at this Great Special Sale,
IL MarzdER's FINE GROCERY, AIT It'll st. n ".
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OH, MY HEART,

OH. MY HEART!
HOT FLASHES. INDIGESTION, VERTIGO.
EsCUED FROM DANGEROUS CONDITION BY
HOODS SARSAPARILLA
- Il will tell wat Hoods Sar 5sparila has dore
- forme. suffered from dyspepsia, Indigestion.
- constipation and pslpits:ion of the heart. For
- some years WAS Obliged to take a pill every
- night or would suffer with
SEVERE HEADACHE. DIZZINESS
- And ringing in NY ears Then. as grew worse
- had huttering of the hear: and not waves would
- so all over ne. maxim my blood tingle 20 my
- hnger ends. When these flashes would pass of
- was exceedingly nervous. BEGAN TO fear tina:
- L had heart disease. Two physicians who ex.
- am n Ell me said it was caused by Dyspepsia
- and In Egss ion. I also had s-elis OF Vertigo
- was so bad that could scarcely stsad and one
- night had a nUmDlsss come over me So
- could scarcely move and
THOUGHT WOULD DIE.
- continued in these dangerous ways
- WHITE Az A SHEET. and lost flesh until
- Weighed only FPS pounds. While l once weighed
- i45 BEGAN to tax. Hoods Sarsaparilla and it
- has done me a great deal % good. Ny indiges-
- ton and heart troub aiso in much better
- condition Ihave good appetite. Can scarcely
- ca. enough
AND EVERYTHING TASTES GOOD.
- Before l took Hoots Sarsaparilla | could
= scarcely eat anything. l an now weighing 1907
- pounds. which is more than ever weighed be-
- fore am so thankful for Whist
HOODS SARSAPARILLA
- Has done for me that recommend it to all
- near complain IN any way. l would net be
- without it in the house" Mrs. Y. z. WANDER
- SLOOT. 205 s. Adams ST.. Wilmington, Del.
- HOODS PILLS cure all liver Ills. biliousness
- janEdice. lnetrestion. sick headache. 4
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-04-27

George ". Steward. president o: the thirty
first anniversary o: the emancipation of slaves
In the District of Columbia. has announced the
following executive committee for the year:
Mai. ". Z. Coz. chairman; Charles II. Marshal.
W. II. Brown. Ralph Wormlev. Prof. J. W.
Coles, ". Il. Shines. lev. Il. T. G:lchrist. Alex.
Noten. McB. Scott AID L. II. Le Wis, secretary.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-04-27
The Daisy Chain Spring Market.

There will be q meeting Of the Daisy Chain
Guild tomorrow, Friday. April %. At 40 p.
M. a. Mrs Cabells, 1907 Massachusetts, avenue,
To make FINAL arrangements for the spring
market TO be held May 5 at Metzerott Hall.
Every one who can secure any contributions In
the way Of vegetables, butter. eggs. fruit. fow-
ers, dc. is requested to do so. and 1t Is hoped
al will do their marketing at Metzerott's that
day.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-04-27
Visit Basement. 1902 iith st. NV. TRo
Packed With Mineral Wool,

Packed With Mineral Wool.
Tho best non.cOnductor for
Refriserators IL MINERAL WoeI.
The "Gurney" is packed with il.
The "Gurney" has a removable
Galvanized ice compartment and
Is the only cleanable Refrigerator
1t Is made Of polished oak,
Dry air priuciple-frae circulation.
Tho "Guruey" can be Dough. only from
JOHN RIDDEN, The Accommodation,
1t 5l3 Seventh stree. northwest.
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THE COU kTS.

EQUITY CoURr-Chief Justice Bingham and
Judges Hdgner and Coz.
Yesterday Mclaughlin agt. King; reference
70 auditor. In re George Bure (Iunatic); do.
Bacegolupi agt. Written; sale confirmed nisi
Ahern agt. Anern; do. Strangmann sgt. Muhl-
hauser; purchaser directed to comply with
terms Of sale. Cornwell agt. Mehisr; CROSS
examination Of witnesses ordered suspended.
Amber agt. Whipple; motion for attachment
for contempt heard as submitted.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-04-27
Fire-Proof Hotel.

The Worlds Inn. 60th street and Madison ave
nue.. Chicago. containing 500 rooms and abso-
lnIeiy IRE proof, is situated at the entrance Of
the worlds fair gates, half . block from Goth
street L Z. p r. station Porters meet all
trains, which saves omnibus and hack fare.
European plan Cafe attached. Parties wish
Ing rooms address telegraph Charles Z.
Leland, Manager.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-04-27

The United States is to the front in all
matters OF enterprise will be seen by tine
world this summer. W. j. WHITE in the man
ufacture OF his Yucatan Gum has kept Pace
with the country. apa4-St
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-04-27

My stock Of Tan Shoes is complete Gentle
mems, Lsdies' and Misses Shoes. all kinds;
great variety OF Boys School Shoes-du at
prices that riH astoaish you BE sure and
drop In Browns, 3o5 Pa. ava g. e. 1t
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-04-27

In 1850 "Bro,rn's Bronchial Trocies"
were INTRODUCED and their success as a cure for
Colds, Coughs, Asthma and Bronchitis las
Oeen UNI ar.le!ed. ap27-eo3t
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-04-27

wheeler a. Wilson's New High Arm
NO. .. The latest product OF that old reliable
company. The advantage Of its selection over
cheap ana unknown machines is the absolute
certainties OF attention. supply of needless
parts, &c. Office. eth st. one doo- south OF ri
ap27-tf
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-04-27

Exercises Held at the National Rines' Hall
Last Night.

PROMINENT MEMBERS OF TIE BROTHERHOOD
PREsESr-AN INTERESTING RrvIEw OF THE
HISTORY OF TIE ORDER By PAST GRAND MAS
TEE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. sY oTHERs.
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COunfort POxv6s

Our 4Sc. Jean Drawers-"The Bes,
Mode" HENRY Franc & Son, cor It'll and D.
ap21 rs, 81 29-4t
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How DOES II LOOK To You,

lam now forsy-four years old and / have been in
business twenty-four years. which time have OBJ
served that those who pay cash for what they buy
neither they have little much money are the neo
pie who thrive. And another fact is those who buy
on credit yet completely the power of the mer
chant that they cannot call anything their own and
often awake as from some horrid nightmare to End
day and its comforts lost to them as he inn
OF relentless CO lecto-s close about them This is
dark picture. but time and your hands have hung
It about your homes. We Will help You take it down
o6-pisee Tea Set 81. IS; Good Mating. l2,5c Ex-
IRA Heavy Seamless. 2oc. Good Baby Carriage
u 30; the Best $50 Chamber Suite in the city; AZ
so0w will surprise YOU; 8 Solid Oak Chairs. e5
so:id OAK Suites. &l2 so Cluster Leg Table oat n
Extra Large Parlor Suite (sod elsewhere sl25) our
price, SO We want you to see it. Anything you want
for the house Remember we don't sell on time. No
matte. what you want in Furniture. Mattiugs Car.
pets. China. Glass. &C.. come and see U.s.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-04-27


Any one who wears a bandage or tight gar
ment finds untold comfort by using Comfort
Powder when 1t is removed @
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-04-27

Library or Boudoir. Many patterns not yet
for sale elsewhere. Howard 4 Co., 264 Fifth
Avenue, New York
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GENTS Sy.rs ScounrD
Costs. soc. Pants. 2le Vsstss 25c. Altsrins ana
rspctrnS done IN best manner Goods called for and
X HAHN. 7O6 OH IT, nv.
~ cd - u. 4utaU Ct Dalf1WoeN "a
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-04-27

Tho Cheapest and Best fuel is nv free.
burning Coke and Pea Coai-tor cooking pur-
purposes neither can be surpassed. Prompt de-
lirery. THOMAS r. MARTIN $50 20th st. NV I
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-04-27

The Standard Sewing Machine and I'm
perial Pinned Patterns-we are Headquarters
for both-use them once and you will continue.
We are CAD 20 show them. 427 9th st. NV IL
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Another Shipment Direct From
factory OF those fine Sewing Machines for
$3.50 at the DOMESTIC Rooms, Z 4 H. with
Z. AIerbach's Swear guarantee. 1t
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Comfort Powder

Comfort Powder,
There are few remedies for blnckheads ON
the face. Comfort Powder closes the pore.
and they VANISH
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ABEArrIrrL ;wo-story brick dwelling, cor
ner llth and B streets southeast, to be sold to-
morrow afternoon at O'Clock. Convenient to
car and cable lines. See advertisement
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-04-27

The 1893 domestic" improvements
eclipse anything mechanical skill was erer
knotcn to accomplish in all its 81 years IN
rivaled history OF unparalleled success. There
Is but one Domestic sewing machine, its equal
has not yet been found. {. ACERBAcH,7 i H 1t
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-04-27

TOMORROW EVENINGS Is the last night ex-
hibition Of the Corcorsn Gallery for this season.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-04-27

s. Heller. 30 It'll st. n w.. is making . ,u..
cialtv m Ladies and Children's Lair Cutting
and shampoOing: also cures Dsadrln oc;-tr
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-04-27

New Spring Fashion Catalogues iiiustra
Ing over 200 styles giren a,ndy at the DoAEsTI
SEWING MACHINE AND PATTERN ROCKS, 7&H,