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Evening star., 1896-03-25
The Decorative Art Society.

The Washington Decorative Art Society
is holding a sale and exhibit at the home
OF its president Mrs. Hearst. 1900 New
Hampshire avenue. The sale opened yes
terday morning. and will continue today
and tonight until 10 o'clock. The magnifi-
cent pictures and works of art in the pic
ture gallery, in which the house is so rich
entertained and interested many visitors
yesterday. The exhibit Of Italian laces is
alene worthy inspection. Down stairs, in
the Dutch dinning room. the flower table
is presided over by Miss Viola Myers. Mrs.
Charles H. Campbell. Miss Mckee, Mrs.
Robinson, Mrs. Seaton, Mrs. Reeder and
others. At the tea table Mrs. Heath, Mrs.
O'Reilly and Miss Emery are in charge At
the fancy table Mrs. Wilkes, Mrs. Lequer.
Mrs John c. Boyd. Mrs. r. N. Robinson,
Mrs. Schley and Mrs. Chadwick; at the ice
cream table Mrs. Whitmer, Mrs John Poor,
Mrs. James Johnson and Miss Riggs; at
the lunch table Miss Morris, Miss Ashton,
Hiss Ward, Miss Wilson, Miss Horstman,
Mrs. Wilson. Miss Daisy Wilson and Mrs.
Sargent, and at the candy table were Miss
Mullan, Miss Edith Davdge, Miss Dorothy
Rockhill. Miss Lieber and Miss Condit-
Smith.
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Gen. Eatop's Lecture,

Cen john Eaton delivered scholarly
address last evening at Loyal Legion Hall
before large audience, composed of MEM
bers of the District Federation of Women
Clubs and their friends. His subject was q
particularly appropriate one. Woman in
Education During the Nineteenth Century,
He took br 'ad and liberal view of the
subject, claiming that the limitations laid
upon women by St Paul, in the New Tes-
lament, should never have been twisted
INTO mandatory rules for wonan's conduct
at this stage il the worlds history Cen
Eaton spoke of the nineteenth century as
the century of woman'S emancipation, and
pToPheSied that this complete emancipation
would keep pace with her higher education
Al the Close Of the meeting the president of
the federation. DIR. E. Vi. S. Marble gave
notice that The second annual meeting of
the District Federation would be held on
the afternoon and evening of April /, in
TIE lecture room of All Souls Church, the
evening meeting being open to the public.
Evening star., 1896-03-25
Transfers of Real Estate.

Deeds in fee have been filed as follows:
Mary y. VI. Smith, executrix, to Mary j.
ODea, lot IA. 81. $50; S2.100. Watson J.
Newton ct uN. to Hannah j. Matthewson,
lot Ia, So. 1923; 81, ,iG0. Annette Spalding
TO Laura Patterson, part lot 122. So. 80;
Slo- Jos. :. Nansant to Chas. S. Keyser lot
1f', So :'t-': $500. Isaac l.. Johnson and
Chas. F. Benjamin, trustees, to Alice X
Gardner, payt lot =, So. SS1; s1,4OO. Thos
NJ Spohord ct al. to JAS IL. Winner lots 30
ana u, So j. Connecticut Avenue Heights;
S14.GJc. George TruesdeIl ct ux. to Mildred
H. Parker, lot Il, so. ;;, lexington and lots
80 and 40 So. ., West lexington; $40 Jno.
H. endei ct ux. 20 James -. Taylor, part
of Friendship. $40.
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indictments Ouashed.

Another batch of indictments returned
several years ago. in which convictions are
now impossible, We're nolle pressed yester-
Gay afternoon by District Attorney Birney
They Were follows: Edward Tuliy, Z. d.
Berry and Leocadie Pamert, larceny; policy
shop, Thomas Burke, William E. Smith
keeping a gambling place. Edward Jones,
f. y. Ash; forgery, Benjamin r. Pritchard
violation of section Ji.1, W. F. Slater; cor
IuptinS juror, Thomas r. Foote; second
cffense petty larceny. George Ridgley, Otho
Mead; housebreaking, Francis Cronin,
Charles Chase, James Waters: receiving
stolen property, John E. Smith; violation
of section Ji3S, Mary S. Smith.
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National Tents Entertainment


a complimentary entertainment rendered
to the Washington public by National Tent,
No. l, X. o. T. NJ, and National Hive, No.
l, l.. o. r. NJ, will be given at Metzerott's
Music Hall tomorrow evening. Invitation
cards have been sent to a large number of
people, and a crowded house is expected.
The participants in The program are all
well-khown musicians, and a most enjoya-
lie evening is assured those who attend.
Arthur ID. Mayo, pianist; the Temple Quar-
tet. the Madrid Mandolin and Guitar Club,
Mr. w. H. Conlcy, while addresses will be
delivered by Miss Bina NJ. West, superin-
tendent r. X. Hive, No. !, L. o. T. NJ; S.
S. Boynton, supreme r. K, X. o. 4. NJ,
and Mrs. Lillian Hollister, supreme COM
mander of the Supreme Hive, l.. o. T. NJ.
The committee on arrangements consists
of S. /. Downs, chairman; l.. c. Maxwell,
w. p. Belts, ]. G. Jester and G. W. Gala
han, all sir knights Of the order.
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She is Waiting.

Elijah Buellman, colored boy who was
sellrg g herring at five cents a dozen yester-
day. made sale to Matilda White, an ell
derly colored woman, in lie Droit Park
court, and she gave him fifty cents in pay
ment for some of them. He gave the
money to his companion. ard Mrs. White
waited for the change. She is still waiting.
Policeman Owens deprived Elijah of his
liberty. and today he was tried on a charge
Of larceny. His excuse was not accepted,
and a fine of s. was imposed.
MIS-. White was paid sl.25 for her at
tendance in court, and Elijah will not sell
fish again for two weeks.
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LOCAL MENTION.
AMusEMENTs TONIGHT.

Lafayette Square Opera House.-James T.
Powers in Gentleman Joe.
Aliens Grand Opera House.-Rice's in u
New National Theater.-William Gillette
h TOO Much Johnson"
Academy Of Music.-"The Bowery Girl"
Kernan's Lyceum Theater. - The City
Sports Company.
Columbia Phonograph Company, 9l9
PENNSYLVANIA avenue northwest.-Exhibi-
ton of the Graphophone and Kinetoscope.
Washington Light Infantry Armory.-
Cycle Show.
Convention Hall, 9th and L SITS. n.w.-lce
Palace.
Mrs. Hearst's residence, 400 New Hamp-
Shire STANDARDIZATION of paintings for
The benefit of the Decorative Art Society.
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asked this morning, whom the clerk had
afraiRnAd him

asked this morning, whom the clerk had
-arrai1ned him..
Guilty" he responded.
The Judge knew him too well to waste
time asking questions, ana sent him down
for sixty days.
II got my liquor at Collins'." said Q color
ed man named Oliver Dorsey, who is also
q confirmed drunkard.
Il haven't been getting arrested so Of
ten lately" he said. ''but deed it's hard to
keep sober when I kin get liquor. cause
I'm SO fond Of It,"
,ects of whst hs | ha1 Srnnk seid ha ae NC "a.
guilty Of the charge against him. and went
down.
There were several intoxicated persons
locked up last night who were not in court
today.
Evening star., 1896-03-25

Marriage licenses have been issued to the
following: Lewis Frazier of Frederick, Md,
and Cora Plant of this city; John Pribula
and Annie Blass: Frank T.. Ham and Liz
z.e NJ Blessing; Charles /. Heller and Artie
Lee Bennett; Anthony Bonaveris and Olive
l. McSkirnin: Joseph Fowler and Maria
Bell; Robert j. Rush and Emma B. Mat
thews: Edward f. Gwynn of New York, n
y, and Helen Steele of this city; WaverIy
Heath and Lena Gilmore
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RcsiSiinU Erieclnlenf

bin in equity has been fled by John
Curtin and VIM II. Manogue against Mary
Smith. TO enjoin her from prosecuting a
suit in eIectment against them fer the re-
covery of lot ~ parts of lots ~, - and 49,
square Ia. and lot :;J and part of lot 81;
square IL. Georgetown. The complainants
ray that Mrs. smiths title is derived from
TIE District under tax sales. and they. ask
that the deeds be declared null and void
Evening star., 1896-03-25

Frank Callahan. the young man who rob-
bed Mrs BischofS house Sf a gold watch
two gold chains, a diamond pin and a
check for $3.50, several weeks ago, was
promptly convicted in Criminal Court No
1 yestt rday afternoon of grand larceny. He
hesousEt Judge Cole to give him a light
sentence, but the judge remarked that he
deserved the heaviest penalty, and accord
siy imposed the maximum sentence three
years at hard labor in the Albany pcnitea-
tiary
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CITY AND DISTRICT.
iiis.Duy Paid.

George r. TGinlan. the Treasury Depart
nent employe against whom a rule was
issued by Judge Cole last week requiring
h:r. to show cause why ne should not be
sent to Jail fu~ failing to pay Lis wife ali
mony, has paid $50 on account, and has also
given bond for the payment Of the same
Sum the LIST of next month.
Evening star., 1896-03-25

DIR. O'G0rman, bishop-elect of Sioux Falls,
delivered n highly interesting lecture yes
terilay i'll the hall of the Holy Cross Acad-
ery on the life and character of Joan of
Arc He gave the Maid of Orleans a high
position amCrg the famous characters of
history for her courage, her genius and her
tndomitable Christian faith.
Evening star., 1896-03-25

Mr.. q. II. Blake. chairman Of the
legislative committee Of the Federation,
and W. H. q. Simmons, master workman
OF D. A. 08. K Of L., yesterday had q con.
versation with Mr.. Phillips. chairman OF
the labor committee Of the House. and
filed a protest in the name of the local
Federation and d. A. GO against the i'm
poFtation Of goods manufactured by con.
Wet labor into the United States. They
also urged that the committee make q ia.
vorable report on the bill before them pro.
hibiting the transportation between the
states or into the District OF Columbia of
goods produced by convict labor. Messrs
Blake and Simmons were very kindly re-
ceived by Mr.. Phillips. and they hope for
favorable results.
Evening star., 1896-03-25
Royal Headache Powders cure. 1Oc.
.mh5-m, f,stf

Quick as the Tugs Can Bring Them.
Large, live seine-caught Potomac shad
and rock at r. A. Golden's fish and game
stands, Center market. Try one to broil-
has no equal. Telephone, S44. mh23-tf
Evening star., 1896-03-25

Prevention better than cure. Use Baker S
Cod Liver Oil and the system is fortified
against colds and attending evils. In Soft
Capsules it is tasteless and effective. Bakers s
Emulsion, full pints soc. 131 N. 10th ST.,
Philadelphia, and all druggists.
Evening star., 1896-03-25
IF you Need q Tonic

try bot. of our rich Port-35c. and 50c.-or
a bot. of Golden Catawba-25c.-or bot. of
Zn Claret-20c.-or bot. of Pure Rye
Whisky-70c. full qts. P. r. WILSON, 93i
Ith st. NV. 1t
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EXCURSIONS TOMORROW.

Steamer Manchester for Mount Vernon.
Glymont and intermediate landings at 10
an.
Steamer Wakefield for Colonial Beach
and river landings at Z am.
Steamer Newport News for Norfolk and
Fortress Monroe at pm.
Evening star., 1896-03-25

DELICIOUS, TENDER LAMB
Spring Lamb-no meat sold anywhere to
surpass ours III quality. Same way with
our Beef. All Home Dressed-and all we
sell guaranteed to give satisfaction. L. L.
KEANE., :5-51 Center Market
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leo Feet of Boards, One Dollar.

Best North Carolina lumber, such as is
rsed IN finest houses. We keep SASH DOORS
moltingS and builders hardware. F.. Libbey
d. Co, 9th st. and n. Y. ave.-AdVt.
Evening star., 1896-03-25

Money TO lend at and per cent on real
estate. Frank L. Rawlings, 1905 Pa. ave-
Advertisement.
Evening star., 1896-03-25

SPRING OPENING
latest designs IN Imported Millinery.
Wednesday and Thursday. March - and
pG. Harrison, 1921 G. street.
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March - and 26, opening of Imported
Patterns designed in Paris exclusively for
Mrs. X. y. Donovan, G'H + st. NV.
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equality and s.Prfcc,
go hand in hand in those 5-lb. boxes Best
Creamery Butter for S1.4O! D. VIM. Oys-
ter, $40 Center Mkt.-Advt
Evening star., 1896-03-25

Ivy Irst. BUS. College Sth ard X, teaches
any one subject of its course at 81 a month.
Johnst0n's soap sale. Be-; page Z.
Evening star., 1896-03-25

Get prices now on Gas Ranges and Stoves,
and you Will buy before hot weather
A EBEftLY'S SONS, us 1th st. NV.
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AS n Cheap John We're Rank
failure. but when it comes to Finest But
ter at living profit we are a bowling sue
cess. James F. OYSTER 900 Pa ayc
Phone, 2T1.-Adyt.
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Folks coming i'm these
days leaving orders for
Spring suits say: ''lt seems
queer - this buying of
Spring clothes with SNOW
ON the ground" Not at
all queer - it's the price
that's queer
Suits to special measure, $40.
MERTZ and MERIT.
ooo F Street.
Evening star., 1896-03-25
Our Quality Satisfies

Don't Get Our Name Mixed.
Note the initials and number. When you
want Sausage. ask for ]. A. Augusterfers s.
All dealers sell it. Stand, CSC Center mkt. 1t
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My to baltimore and Return via
Pennsy lNnnin Railroad.

Tickets will be sold Saturday and Sum
day. March 2Sth and 29th, and will be
valid for return passage until Monday,
March SOth. Good on any train.
Evening star., 1896-03-25

SPEEDY CI-RE TREATMENT. Warm baths with
CuTNIRA SOAP, gentle applications Of CTTTI-
CURA tointnient). ard mild doses OF CUTICURA
RESOLNENT blood purifier,.
Sold throughout the world POTTER DRUG &
CHEM. CORP, Sole Props, Boston, L. s. A.
u How 20 Cure Skin Diseases" mailed free
Evening star., 1896-03-25

ARTISTIC IDEAS IN
-PapcrhangiGgs,
Fret Work.
Painting and Tinting,
Window Shades.
RICHARD W. HENDERSON,
lib + St. II.
Evening star., 1896-03-25

For Spring Lamb and New York Roast
Beef go to John r. Kelly, 9th ST. wing
Center Market. Corned Beef a speciality
Evening star., 1896-03-25

is the most handsomely appointed in the
city. 1t may be engaged for occasions: Also
banquet and reception rooms. CT. av. & L st
Evening star., 1896-03-25

The trustees Of the New York and Brook
iyn bridge have resolved to switch the
bridge trains by electricity.
Evening star., 1896-03-25

Rupture is the breaking of a tissue
which allows displacement. The
right sort of truss when properly fit
ted relieves the terrible pain-the
wrong sort aggravates it.
Our experts nit you with the proper Trusses.
A. A. SMITH CO., HOS f st. mhls-l I'D
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ARTISTIC IDEAS l.

Johrston's specials in groceries, page !.
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Baltimore Store.
6 Fast Baltimore st.
CITY ITEMS.
Harvcy's Celebrated Planked sh

Harvcy's Celebrated Planked Shad
has acquired reputation almost equal to
his famous Diamond Back Terrapin. He
has constructed revolving board, by which
all the natural flavor is retained while bak-
ing Shad prepared in this way is superior
to that cooked in the open air. 1t
"Dove Brand, Hams Tempt
the epicure's appetite. Without an equal for
mild cure and exquisite flavor. Branded with
dove" Miller & krogmann, Cen. & NJ mix ts
Our Quality Satisfies
the most fastidious appetites. It's beyond
criticism We handle only what we know
to be the finest. If you want Poultry, Fruits,
Vegetables, etc, we have them. Lowest
prices. Cannon & Chandler, 76 to 81 Cen mix t.
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EXCURSIONS. ETC.

TOUR IN EUROPE OF 80 DAYS, VISITING ITALY,
Switzerland. Germany Belgium. France. England
and Scotland. For particulars address GA1I .LAlsU
SCHOOL cF LANGUAGES, 1923 10Th st. NV
mhlS-w f.n.6t
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TO RETAIL TOBACCON

Sweet Moments Cigarettes are sold
wholesale by c. ". HuI, .::I 10th st. n.w
Evening star., 1896-03-25

When L was thirteen years old I hogan to have
sore eyes and ears, and ho.n my humor
spread. doctored with five different skillfll doe
tors, but they did not do any good by this
time 1T had gone all my head, face and body.
Noiody thought would live, and would not but
Tor CUTlCIRA REMEDIES My disease was
Eczema No doctor could tell me what ii WIS. they
were at a loss to know. My hair all at
that time, hut now ii is thick can hardly comb
II. am sixteen years old, weight l3o pounds and
am perfectly well. 1t has been year since I
LOOK tLliCoRA and am perfectly satisfied that
Eczema Will never trouble again. | took fou.
boxes Of CU1lCURA. five cakes OF CUTICCRA
SOAf, and three bottles OF CUTICuRA RIcSOI,v-
ENT.
Miss IREAN GRhNDEI.,
Clayton, \. y, Box 20.
Evening star., 1896-03-25

The cures daily made by CUTICJTRA REMEDIES
astonish physicians, druggists, and those who have
lost faith and hope. No statement is made regard
Ing them not justified 10y the strongest evidence.
They are the most sprady, economical and infalli-
Bile skin cures. blood purifiers and humor remedies
Of modern times.
Rodhuggeren. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn. ;) 1893-1898, 1896-01-21

Deuils 9afe l7oe San. 8. B.
Bluut, State Orsaniio,or af the Mac
cabees.e : 5ansiel for golotaat paa
ct ipu Aars sammelt Yisebarn, Da'ier
af Yeter O'6ara fra gbur9es Ger,p.
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eprs paAota,.

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Annre $tnter.

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nalfonueniiom @bicaso til 5ommeren.
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for 100 Gsnts. Griielp saar al right
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