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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-04-03
THE BERING SEA COMMISSION.
This Government VIII support Its Agent
and Counsel Before the Arbitration Tri.
bunal.

and Counsel Before the Arbitration Tri.
bunsl.
An official OF the State Department, known to
be in the confidence Of Secretary Gresham. in
conversation with sTAa reporter soday in re-
gard TO the Bering sea commission said tha;
while the Secretary may possibly incline 70 the
opinion that the allowances o: some Of Its MEM
bers are somewhat excessive, he Is not disposed
10 interfere In the matter. especially while the
arbitration Is In progress, and that be has no
thought OF recalling any OF the attaches OF the
commission or Of making any change xhstsyer
In lie personnel. it Was stated further that the
Secretary was especially Gesirous OF avoiding
any action that might possibly tend 20 en-.
barrass those charged with the management OF
the case OF the United States in the present zd-
yanced state Of progress, especially n he know.
Mr.. Poster well aud has implicit confidence
In his Judgment and ability.
Mr.. Foster was interviewed IA Paris Saturday
by correspondent OF the New ork Hfrad in
regard 20 the matter, but declined to DISCUSS Il
saving: "l have nothing 20 say one way or the
other. am here as the representative of the
United States government. Attacks OF this tori
concern the government / represent. inasmuch
as they iniure the authority OF its representa-
nver. IL the government will not protect its
representatives II must mud Others. In n word,
my official position prevents me replying &c
press attacks.
Secretary Gresham yesterday sent Mr.. Foster
. dispatch on tho subject, IN which he aaidi
Neither the State nor the Treasury Dapnrt-
ment is responsible for mischieyous publica.
tiop. Tho administration viii do everything
IN its power to maintain the case OF the United
States and 10 support our agent and counsel
before tho tribunal OF arbitration"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-04-03
virginia Post Omcns.

The following changes in foarth-elsss post
Offices In Virginia were announced today
W. K. Fagg vice ]. II. Borden. resigned, Cam.
bria, Montgomery coantyI e. q. Hurt vice r.
Battin, removed, Clover depot. Halifax county
W. o. Tucker VICE q. ]. Dodsen. resigned,
Cody. Halifax county, J. q. Ceotes vice Noah
Hoover, removed, Cootes' store, Rockingham
countyi w. IL. Omohundro vice r. b. Edwards,
resigned, Lyeile, Richmond county, W. O..
Williams vice W. Il. Faulkner, removed, Smith.
vile. Charlotte county; j. NJ. Kinchelos vice
b. L. Fletcher, resigned, Uppervills. Fsuquisr
county,
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MR. BALFoUR WELCOMED TO BEL
FAST.
He is Enthusiastically Welcomed by the
Ulster Unionfsts.

He 10 Enthusiastically Welcomed ~ the
Ulster Unionists.
BELFAST. April S-The Right Honorable A
J. Balfour, conservative leader IN the house of
commons, and formerly chief secretary for Ire
land. arrived in Belfast today 10 deliver sd-
dresses in support of the opposition of The u
ster unionists to home rule.
A concourse greeted Mr.. Balfour on his
arrival and the thousands OF unionists cheered
loudly as he made his appearance. The multi
tude were so enthusiastic that they took the
horses out OF the carriage which bore the con-
servstive statesman and eagerly sought the
honor Of drawing the vehicle through the
streets. There was an extensive dis
play Of flags, and bands played Orange and
loyslist airs. Numerous deputations pressueDd
q formal ard cordial greeting 20 the sx-
secretary. dwelling upon the loyalty Of Ulster
to the union with Great Britain and sxtolling
the services OF Balfour 70 the cause.
Mr.. Bslfour replied with an earnest declsrs-
ton OF the resolution Of the conservatives to
resist home rule to the utmost.
At Tarne, seventeen and q half miles from
Belfast, Mr.. Balfour also had an snthuaiastic
greeting, and listened 10 an address IN behalf
of the Ulster unionists, 10 which he delivered .
reply appropriate from the conservative stand
point.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-04-03

II will be recalled that in accordance with .
suggestion Of TEE STAB the Commissioners in
quired Of Gen. Ordway when the National
Guard would be in Chicago, % that they could
sst aside District Of Columbia day. Today they
learned that the District National Guard would
not visit the worlds fair, and the Commission
ers forthwith wrote the following letter to the
director general Of the Worlds Columbian Ex-
position:
"The Commissioners Of the District Of Co
lumbis would be pleased to know whether .
day can be set apart for the District Of Colun-
bia, and IL 90 what dates are open from which .
selection can be made, and whether the munich
pal authorities Of the District Of Columbia have
ths privilege Of making such selection"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-04-03
Judge Rioks Decision in the Case of
Chief Arthur.
THE MOSf SUCCESSFUL ELETROCUfIuN
Mr.. BaIfowr Welcomed by the
Ulster Unionists.
OTHER TELEGRAPHIc NEWS.
THE BROTHERHOOD A CONSPIRACY.
Decision OF Judge Kicks IN the Boycoes>rv'

ToLEDo. Ono, April 81 This morning Judge
hicks. IN tue United states circuit court rendered
his decis.on In the case OF the Lake Shore
ohsinoers, who, o5eyieg the laws Of the Broth.
erho"d o' Locomotive Engineers. refused 20 hnn-
de Ann Arbor freight. ne there vas . sirik.
on That road. The cocrt held Ensiaeor Lennon,
ihiasm ich ~ he had been tvice ordered 90 noys
the oars by The officials oi tho comf,aay and dii
nnt do 60 untn ordered 10 10 30 by brothsrhooi
Officers after the boycott Was raised, vas
guilty of contempt uf court The seven other
men were discharged.
Judge hoks read Judge Taft decision An the
Ann Arbor Injunction case. In which CHIEF
Arthur OF the brotherhood of Locomotive En-
ginerfs Is maze party. lie decided that the
Mhule Brothsrhood Vas conspiracy against
the law Of the coGntry. and that inasmuch a.
Arthur gave the orders that precipisaled the
boycott, an order for q temporary Injunction
asalnti Arthur rs prayed Cor allowed
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-04-03

A CoPYIsr OF DRAwrTos WANrkD.-The
civil service commission has . requisition for .
female copyist Of drawings in the patent Office
at salary Of $500. An examination viii be
held ON the 1lth instant, commencing st An.
Residents of the District will not be eligible il
applications are received from persons whose
residence IL outside the District. Blanks may
be obtained Of the commission and applications
should be fled ct once.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-04-03

THE Posr OFFICE Ax.-Fourth Assistant
Postmaster General Maxwell today appointed
119fourth-class postmasters. Illinois heads the
list with 18. Kentucky follows with l6: Mis-
sourl. IA; Maine, Is; Tennessee. IS. and vir-
ginia and Indiana, Z each. F. Welch was ap-
pointed postmaster at Petersburg, n. Y, and
+. Cooson at Pederickton, \. J. The total
number Of post Offices of all classes is found to
be 6s, ,06O.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-04-03

Tho six Companies and the Exclusion Act
Tho Treasury Department has received no In.
formation, official or otherwise, OF the alleged
action of the Six Companies In recommending
legal resistance to the provisions Of the Geary
Chinese law as to registration. Preparations
have been perfected for registering all Chinese
who may apply TO Internal revenue officers DO.
fore May 5, but beyond this no action has been
taken by the department.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-04-03

Silver MovEMENT.-The issue Of standard
silver dollars from the mints and treasury Offices
during the week ended April /. 1888, was sSl6.-
l45; for the corresponding period Of 1882,
e339, ,724. The shipment Of fractional silver
coin for the month Of March, 1888, was e735,-
$50. against esls, $50 for the month Of March,
1892
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-04-03

The President AND CABINET AT CHICAGO
The President has concluded to accept the in
vitation to open the worlds fair May next
and will personally push the button that starts
the machinery OF tbs great exposition. He has
not yetfo-mally notified the Chicago committee
OF his acceptance, but will do SO in few DAYS.
Nearly all the members OF his cabinet will ac.
company him 20 Chicago, but it is not likely
that Mrs. Cleveland will 20.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-04-03

REFINEMENT OF Col. MCCLELLAN
Col q. y. Mcclellan, first cavalry. now ON ieavs
ut Hillsdale, No.. will be retired on the 7th
instant on account Of age He entered the ser.
vice by enlistment In IS49 and was commits.
stoned a second lieutenant OF cavalry In May.
1861. During the war he received brevets Of
first lieutenant. captain and major for gallant
conduct at Williamsburg and at Dinwiddie
Court House.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-04-03

DEPrrY CONTROLLER or THE CuRnENcy. -
Secretary Carlisle has appointed Mr.. Oliver p
Tucker Of Covington, KY, Us deputy controller
of the currency to succeed Mr.. Nixon. Mr..
Tucker Is a man about thirty.eight years of
age and for some time has been connected with
tho First National Bank Of Coyington. Mr.,
Geo, N. Coffin. now enc of the employees of that
division, was strong candidate for this place.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-04-03
TRIAL OF THE DETRoTT.

The Cruiser Leaves Baltimoro foo 20Ws
port, II. I.
BALTIMORE, Nd, April a-Tbe cruiser De-
troit started for Newport, R. L, this morning
for her official trial trip. The Navy Depart
ment has selected course in Nsrragansett bay
for the effort
An average speed Of seventeen knots an hour
during run Of four consecutive bours st 50
viii have TO be made by the rev cruiser In
order that her builders may fulfil the terms Of
the contract For every quarter Of . knot
over seventeen the contractor will be paid
$25, 900 premium BY the government The
builders are satisfed that . speed Of st lssst
eighteen knots will be maintained In the trial
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-04-03

To POLICE THE HARBoR.-The Secretary Of
the Treasury has ordered the commanding
officers of all the revenue marine vessels at
New York to report to Rear Admiral Gherardi,
Q. S. n. for duty in policing New York harbor
during the naval review on the 9th instant
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-04-03

RoxK, April IA mutiny that Threatened 10
have serious consequences broke out yssssr-
day evening in the St Michael prison Ths
prisoners have been discontenie1 for some
time on account OF the poor quality and msa-
ger quantity of the rations allowed them. The
prisoners made a wreck Of the place, burning
the furniture and bedding. and working al the
destruction they could. The prisoners yisldsd
20 the military and the revolt wxs auellsd with
out further damage being done.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-04-03

Proaoriess AT THE DEPARTMENT op Jus.
Ticg.-John W. Graves of the District of Colum-
bia, from el, 400 to 81 600; Thomas H. wrigh. OF
the District Of Columbia, from $1,000 to
II, 400. and Joseph p. Rudy from $500 to u 200.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-04-03

THE Pension RoLL---There are now $50, ,ss8
persons drawing pensions from this govern.
ment on account of disabilities received In
war. The pensions of all but 29, ,535 are based
on disabilities received in the late war. OF the
entire number 1876, l72 are widows Of war vet
Grams.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-04-03

INTERIOR DEPARrMESr EEsisSArioss.-See,
rotary Hoke Smith of the Interior Department
has accepted designations Us follows. Martin d.
Bailey Of Illinois. law clerk in the pension
bureau, Delbert II. Decker Of New York, sec.
ond assistant examiner In the patent office. and
Robert HARRISON OF Georgia, Inspector of sur.
vsyors general and district land offices In the
general land office,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-04-03

EXAMINING PENSION PAPHss.-Andrew David
son, acting commissioner of pensions, has issued
an order that ''from and after this date april
- the examination papers by attorneys in
bounty land and pension claims will not be
permitted in the office Of the deputy commits
sione-s. An attorneys room for the examna-
ton Of such papers is hereby established. The
inquiries Of Senators and Representatives and
OF claimants in person will, as heretofore, be
presented to the deputy commissioner
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-04-03

The MAssAoHUsErrs.-The Navy Depart
ment has paid to William Cramp q Sons o!
Philadelphia s9i $50. being the nineteenth pay
ment on the battle ship Massachusetts.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-04-03

A PENSION OFFICE CHANaK.-Mr. Bell. the
newly appointed second deputy commissioner
Of pensions. entered upon bis duties on Sa.ur-
day. Col. Lincoln, the retiring official, will re-
sumo the practice Of law In this city.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-04-03
To Subscribers

To BubscfIbers,
Subscribers TO THE STAR who are
served by route boys will confer .
favor by promptly reporting to
THE srAn Office, either In person.
by telephone or by mall, any negli-
genee on the part Of route boys.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-04-03

There arc now over 5000 post Offices Of all
classes in this country. or this number about
$500 belong to the presidential class. Penn.
number Of post Offices, New York comes second
and Illinois third.
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FINANCIAL.
EQyl7 IT. ABLE
TIVE
BUILDING
A@@OGIA7 7TIIILN.
Loans

@O SAIlSp
Those who have property to pay Cor. mortgages to
psy OF contemplate building should ascertain the
tsrms and sdysn furnished by the Equitabe Co
Operative Building Association.
Money is loaned in any amour. desired,
from s1O0 upward
Seven years ami three months is given the
borrower TO return the principal and interest.
IN monthly installments
t1ny time before. however, settlement.
on a loan can oe made IN PART or IN FULL.
When PART OF a loan is settled the monthly
installrnents are reduced.
Interest is only charged for the actual time
thai loan. any part of it. is held by the
borrcwer-it being reduced the loan is e.
paid-an equitable. important and unusual
feature in building associations.
Members are extended every facility and
erccu-s=cment to return loans and pay FOR
their property.
Loans now in force amount 70 e.. o6S. COO
The EQUITABLE is purely eo-op:ratire
scrin0 and ,oanino association.
Information concerning the advantages.
terms. how to proceed. &c. can be obtained
upon application at the office.
EQUITABLE BUILDING. 1908 st. NV.
Thomas SomsryilIe President
A. j. Schathir,. Vice President.
Geo. ". Casi!ear. 2d Vice Presdsnt.
John Joy Edison. Secretary.
Bsnj. F. Fuller. II. II. Tworibiy,
Fred W. Pratt Geo. ". Fisher,
Ellis Spear, Job Barnard,
Lawrezcs Gardner. Marcus Baker.
apl-dt John W. schaefer.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-04-03

LiErr. J. T. PARKER is acting as an assistant
to tho chief Of the bureau Of navigation In tho
absence OF Lieut.. Mulligan.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-04-03

GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS ToDAY-Internal
revenue, s694 ,89i; customs, s1, ,040. .959.
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Hyppoiit. Greeted with Ensorosd 10,

KrxesTox, JAMAICA, March 24.-Advicss
received here from Hsyti etAte that Prssidsas
Hyppolte with his army has reached osps
Haytien. AL along his line OF march Hyppo-
lite has met with enthusiastic receptions, al
though it is probable that much of the snshusi-
asm was forced through fear. Fron Caps
Haytien Hyrpclite viii return direct 10 Port q
Prince
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-04-03

ASSISTANT SECRETARY McApoo has returned
to Washington from New York.
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pERisuED IN rur DEATH CHAIR.
james w. Hamilton EIeetrocuted for Wiz.
Murder.


sING SIsa. ~ Y, April 3.-JAmes W. Harail-
ton, tho eoiored eK-preacher sad convicted
wife murderer. died In the electric chair at IL
o'clock this morning. The death warrant va,
read by Warden Brown In the condemned
mans cell at 10 30 o'clock last night. HsmIl-
ton sat on the bed aud showed soma signs OF
emotion whsn the document was read.
Carlyle w. Harris, who occupies cell No. Q,
which Is the secoud orll from namilton's, was
able 90 bear the reading of the warrant He
showed no signs OF beirg affected by what vac
going on so near him and what may be repeated
IN his case q few weeks later.
Hamilton slept until o O'Clock this morning
He was sisited by the hey. Fathers Wallace
aud Creeden, and they remained with him sll
the morning, The witnesses who had been In.
sited BY Warden Brown arrived before 10 q. IN.
Electrician u. II. Davis made careful tost OF
the APPARATUS. The same chair, electrodes and
switching mechanism which we're used In the
case OF Fred, McGuire Last December were en-.
ployed today.
ONLY ONE SHOCK.
At iiso3 sii tho connections were made and
Warden Brown gave the signal A current Of
LAO volts was turned on and the victim In ths
chair jumped upward. straining st tho straps.
and remained rigid. The cracinx which
ho hold In his right hand wss
clAsped still tightly, bat his lips stopped NOV
ing, and ell signs of life ceased st tho Instant Of
contact. The current was left on for sixty 500
onds and then turned Oh. The phystcians
stepped forward, listened for tho heart beats
and felt for the pulse.
They declared the subject deaa st ilaS.io.
The eleotroeutioh differed from ell ih prede-
cessors IN that only ono shock wss given.
There was no seorchine or sealdihg Of the skin
or steaming at the electrodes, and while ths
man Was above the medium heighs and Of mss-
Awe build Il was evident thai death wss In
siantaneous.
Such was the verdict Of all present Who bad
eeen former executions In the electric chair.
Electrician Davis said that II was the most sue
cessful at which he had officiassd. He gave
the voltage at H. ,43o and the amperss 81 80.
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New York 0Sce. SO Potter Buildipe

TsE EVENING STAR is served to sub.criber. IN IN.
I'D y on their own account at 10 cents nar
Neek or &C. per month. Copies at the conn,sr D
Cshts aeh by nAil-anywhsre in the United stat.s or
'sar'i4-Po-tsss prepaii-5O cents per month
SArURDAY Or ADRCPLE SHEET SrAR al O0n.rro..
Nish foreign Postage added IS. 90. 'e>f
itnterrd at the Post Ofsce at washtnston m n .
second-clGss m all matter - 60 ~
u All mail snb-cTipt tions r,nst ba r.,s a, ,
Eates of Advertising made known on appIic,tion-
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EEFEM FI,fE FIsE 4x44 4x4.4

p IL summss . never speut % enjoy.
~. Yoa my hsxs ses 8 xEHsfNG-
TON o. WEST kND PARK convsniently.
Tn sellinx lots IN theoe nicely sftuesod
suburbs on oS Ns0ntAtV p0VWlSnes. 6sn6
f1 Q etvcUt0v ~ e0il
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AuER,cAS Sgcrnlrr AND Txusr Co.
c. J. Bell. PRESIDENT

BANKING HOUSE. I4o3 @ ST. n. W.
STORAGE WAREHOUSE. 114o I5TH ST N.w. 1
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

sCOTTIsH RITE CATHEDRAI-MITH-
- ras Lodge of Perfection.-A stated meeting
Will be held on TUESDAY, 4th April, at 30 o m
Wort n ct seq. ALEX. II. HOLT S.o
sp3-2r Secretary
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THE EVENING STAR

PUBLISHED DAILY, EXCEPT SUNDAY.
AT THE STAR BUILDINGS.
n0l Psnnsylvania Averue. corner llth St.. h
The Evening Star Newspaper Company,
D d KAUFMAN, Pres'G
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R~KODAKs
- An overstock of small Kodaks will be dis
posed of at considerable reduction rrce within
the next ten days.
J. B. CHAMBERLAIN,
ap33t 5l6 Eleventh st.
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aEsssx .ssx =. 0orR. lassss.sass. 10 srz 81. NV.
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ITO WHOM 1T MAY COSCRRN-AII
~ persons hereby warned and notified thai
will not be responsible for dsbts contracted by
my wife, Clara Russell, on my account upon any
pretext whatsoever. ALEX. A. RUSSELL. ap3-:,ts
S~HoRsE MOTION.
An easy. graceful gait makes horse.
back riding pure enjoyment
shambling. awkward beast 10 better
led than ridden.
BICYCLE MorIos
10 much tho same. Ono Of our splendid
RAMBLERs means and enjoyment
-a cheap safety. discomfort and an.
noyanoe.
Call for catalogue, it's free and read
able.
GohMULLY 3 JEFFERY MFG. co.,
cps 1fe5 l4th ct, a. ~.
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THINGS YOU NEED BADLY,
Gardening Tsu,s at lowest prices In
the Gity. Trowe!s. a5e, Rahss Zoo,
Hoes, 25c, Spades, 40 and 500
6hovss. Sos, Lawn Rskes, Cos,
Twenty-Five feet Of Garden Hose,
patent nozzle aud couplings, complete
TOR SL75.
II your old hose needs mending We
will send fos them, repair them aud
return them for s5s. H0p about af
sssssS
Double burner Full-piekeled Gas
COOKING stoves. with six feet Of GOV.
esed tubing. fes ~ 25. Last years
price was ~. 90 ietth0ut tubing,
DARDER Z ROSS. COR 18th and @ sta a. Y. sps
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4~WE WANT Y0ul
To keep us in mind in regard 10 printing especially
true this of fne printing and engfavng, If want
good work at short notice CALL Briefs prpt
at 90c page 80 copies, Estimates chesrfuly fur
nished-
DO you WANT tsl
NORMAN T, fItIoFF. JOHN =. SHERRY,
Manager, Printer aud Publisher,
relephens 64A fsP3l fe,3 st. a.
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r- KEEN's ''OPENINa" WEEK.
We shall expect you to call this
week during our sprins "Opening"
aud take look through tho
Jinest and mOst csmptsts tailoring
establishment IN the Worid. The
store and stock is now at tts BEST
Mr.. Ray Of whitaxsr's, Bond st..
London; .GS & Ensiand' , Is now with q, q,
tic tho 81" * s!s:'':s :s.ss cut. desiring IT
Mr. Van Doren Of this city 10
KEEN tTaitor TO Ladtes and Mrn,. 1912 F st ap3
sEssS sA,. Hs:a
Ws S,vs tS them sounds .5s .S5
three .srss cor iosa. q as%Iy dssisnsd Hsss:
On tie way. with no place to put them
week are fSs %
Sny; city in Am Ansri;s = =snasantes WORK ths
sso up. aaa Gon%menss. aSs M . sioo up. heaa''0he'
J. r. MANNING. 'Granite Works."
| Cor. 14tn and sts ap3
H-HAvE IT BY NEXT SUNDAY.
s1,,1D you sGis didn't spPssrs .rs.I in your
Soa.s: .:.sS s;ds5 < til: lis, sna:H ~sl have
uSsa shr: ":s * s ss1'' .na s9r SdSs sss
can do better sss T. sAi;Srins is1 ,;,s than we-a"d
| J. FRED. GATCHEL ttat. Of Ksen's),
4OS 18th ST. N. W. Zone door above the "Auenue ~
ap3
~DoN'T TAX YOURSELF so!
The Phonosraph sconomize. time. re-
duces expenses, facilitates the diSpstch
Of correspondence and lightens the labor
OF the overworked business, literary and
professional man. 1t oosts l~ss than
stenographer snd y alieays at hand.
coLtM21A paoNoaRAFR 5ssa s e.. a. sT. gf. /.
49, The peathev 10 iiks,v to be fmorsosino elosds-
mess and moisture. witA probably itoht
.Gcot rains tonight o. early Tuesdoy mornin0; ratr
1reeody Afternoon or spenf0; S0utkscssteTty Uinds
decidedly warmer Tassday morning.
IT'S so."
Lsths (per /. .O00). ).............,.... o2. CO.
Cypress SHINGLES tpef l. 000). 80. "a. 90.
Clear Flooring (psr 1OO) ......... q %.
Common Flooring (psr 1OOD.... q. So
Boards (the bestl................ q. Is.
Hoe much mors Gre yos psyise. ssvAews
LIBBEY. BITTINGER b MILLER.
''LSmesr. NIu Kerk and Bsn6Srs HssSvsvs. /"
cor. 9TH and n. Z. sva nv.
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HSJUsF A,BoOMINGl
0~-.. Satpyday's tusiness touched hf0hsOatsv
WGyki
- - H=ss is the chance you hsvs probably
bssn waiting for, We have secured two
large bolts of Mart MS cetebrated Gray
Worsted suitings-saon 90 usually get
S3S and $40 for fotnsr nrst-0iass taiiors
get S45 and 500, in q Iisht and dark shade,
which We will make into double breasted
sacks for $50 and into ''cuta~ ay So for Ss.-
dirt cheap!
We also secured pieces of Fine Light
Pin-check suitiIks (fashionshle), which
to give you something extraordinary ws
will make up for $40,
q, WARftELD SIMPSON, 18TH AND FSTR, ap:3