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FOR SALE-FARMs.

SPECIAL DEP ARTNENT FOR POULTRY. TRJ-C -CK.
VEGETABLE, AND >ALEWATEE FARMS
AND SUBJ RBiN HOMES. GIT Ny SPECIAL.
SALES BULLETIN" NBRAHtNf FISHER. 5l2 =
=. NV. ~
S6S ACRES-Oue-hali in valuable timber balance
under cultivation; 70 miles fTom Washington
l mile from DeTwo0d station. j. ~ q. r. r.. Mont
gomery County. Md: mills -irQIl Rockville aud
electric cars; plenty Of fruit; horf 9Tocnis. barn.
etc, etc. Price. per sCre, $50
ABRAHAM FISHERS gl2 z st. NV.
$50 ACRES near COleSvie. Montgomery couEtv
Md; 4-room house and ouyb,Ijltirc-. ~ miles
from city: good pike; hargain. Price per acre
sI5. ABRAHAM FISHER, so Z st. NV
TO CLOSE AN FSTATE-GESTLENf CoJ-N-
TRY HOME: 1870 acres, II miles from Canit1l
l mile from kensngton station. b. q O.. and eIec-
trio cars good pike from city 10 the place: has .,
fronts; p covered with good timber, balance cult
waited; house of IL rooms. q. IN T.. tenant house. 6
rooms and all outbuldiHgs Price $4,000
ABRAHAM FISHER, 5i2 + It. NV.
I62 ACRES 10 miles from -CeptFe Market 21s
miles from Piscataway. Prince George County
Md; has wood in sufficient quantities to pay for
place; house of II rooms and outbuildiue,; in
sIIred for 81 .0@0: price. 81 800.
ABRAHAM FISHER, 5I2 F. s. NV
SALT WATER AND oYSTERS-1Gi acres on
Smiths Creek, 100 miles from Washington Z
mile from wharf; house. rooms. and outbuild-
ings; well of pure water; convenient to schools
churches, stores, etc. Price, $3.50.
ABRAHAM FISHER. 5l2 f ST. NV.
PART OF ORIGINAL MOUNT YERNoN-21G acres.
all except so acres under splendid cultivation;
IL miles from electric cars. u miles from city
The best arranged farm in this section: house OF
II rooms barn, stable Tor IS head etc; everything
in irst-elsss condition; photographs at office.
Price, $4,000.
ABRAHAM FISHER, SO f ST. NV.
NEAR DERWo0D STATION. Montgomery County.
Md; 5s acres; red soil; new dwelling, 6 rooms
and cellar; fruit of all kinds and necessary out
buildings; netted owner 800 in 1890; ptice, 5000
ABRAHAM FISHER. 5I2 T. St NV.
542. ACRES 1 mile north of Vienna station. Va
clay soil; 40 acres cultivated, balance in tim
Der; 5-room house, porch and cellar; basement;
barn for head hennery; 30 apple trees. % peach,
Y acre berries; land rolling: , streams through
place; faces railroad. Price. SEQ.
ABRAHAM FISHER, 5I2 ST.
SUMMER RESORT, SALT WATER, OYSTERS, AND
CRABS-201 acres on Smiths Creek; 20 acres
in timber; 200 peach trees, 400 apple damSons.
pears, pltims, ETC.; y mile from wharf: brick
house. II rooms; 81 cottages; hotel IL rooms and
bar; ice house, stable, pavilion, 20 acres oyster
miles from Point Lookout. Price, $4,000
ABRAHAM FISHER, 5f2 st. NV
SALT WATER, OYSTERS, CRABS, FISHING, AND
DUCKING-
100 acres adjoining Leonardtown, 4-room
house. etc. Price. 81 900
20 acres st. Mary's River, stands high.
Pr1ce ...s..-..-.s...s.... 4O0
so acres ST. Mary's River; broom house.
Price 800
100 acres on Potomac, large house and
Price e..................:.... 8 800
455 acres, l0-reom house, etc, 1 mile sea
front; 2 privute oyster beds; large quantity
OF pine and oak. Price. 1900
1t ABRAHAM FISHER. 512 st. NV
FOR SALE-0r rent, 100acrc farm, miles from
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FOR sALE-SUBURBAN.

FOR SALE-Ntractive suburban home; mod
imps. acre ground poultry house; healthy
loCatiUn fine water; trust. S3,100: viii sell
equity worth 81 200 for 500. Box 626, this office
Item
SPECIAL DEPARTMENT FOR POULTRY. TRUCK
AND SUBURBAN HOMES. GET Ny SPECIAL
SALES BULLETIN"
ABRAHAM FISHER, 5I2 f st. NV.
EASY TERMS At BRoOKLAND-Nice 6-roo.n
frame cottage; lot 25x200; price, sl.l5O Call
ABRAHAM FISHER, 5l2 L ST. NV.
26Ib ACRES mile from Kersingten. Nd b. a
o. and electric cars; IL miles from city; house
6 rooms; choice fruit; good trucking land and
fine site for gentlemdn's residence; price, per
acre, $50.
ABRAHAM FISHER, 5l2 st. NV.
~ ACRES-S minutes walk from Kensington
b. x q. and electric cars, new house. 10 rooms
cellar, furnace heat high elevation; more land can
be purchased ii desired Price, S.. 600
ABRAHAM FISHER. 5I2 St NV
RIGHT AT sEABReoK STATION, Pa. r. r.,
Prince George County, Nd; Il miles from
city; 6 lots 50xlJo each; good well water; cot
tages, and rooms, respectively: small out
buildings; photographs at office. Price. 81 800
1t ABRAHAM FISHER, 512 ST. NV
FOR SALE-Iarge building lots in the conyen.
lent village Of Ballston; minutes ride from
this city on 5-cent fare terms 50 cash. balance 81
per week; price sl80 each, $40 cash. no in
terest taxes until lot is paid for; size of lots
$50 feet long by % feet wide parties taken to see
lots free of charge. JAMES L. CLEMENTS 1921
L st. nv. mh22-3t, EN-
FOR SALE-At HyattSyille, minutes walk from
steam and electric cars; cheap communication
on either; new Groom house; lot 50x200; 81, 500;
also Broom house, 1-acre lot. finely adapted to
chicken raising; minutes walk from cars; 81 200;
terms easy; an ever-fowing artesan mineral we'll:
also separate wells each place; also lot 5Ox200
$50. ROGERS & ROGERS Hyattsvile
ml21-Gt ,em
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FOR SAIE-Nioe home; Groom brick; side lot;
S2,n03; only Sg9 cash and So monthly. W.
c, HALDEMAN, az 18th 81 nh2l-3t en-
FOR SALE-Neat little homes in ne, 6 rooms and
bath; good lot; 1850. rooms rented at
SlS; price Sl.G%d. Desirable ttle homes at Brook
land: rent : per month, lo;s 25Xl0j; price l,l0t
See NC at once, CHAS. II. H0LMEAD, JR. lll3
G. IL. NV. nh23-3t .en
FOR SALE 200 buys 1925 Sth St NV. three
story modern and two--tory III rear brick; ;
yearly rentals 500 by improving; terms liberal.
mh23-$t, ,eIH
FOR SALE-Iiou-y. % II. front; 10 rooms; baths
a. IN. j.; cars pass door. Gl2 G II. ne
mhg3-8-. .cTu
FOR SALE-S>o0. rented at 50 per month g.
room frame ard frame stable; l. ST.. near Sd
sc. Fer sale. 81 POO. 5-ro1m and cellar brick. on
y. J. ave. trent $1,000; nice home. CHAS.
A. SHIELDS. 1905 + 81. NV mh22-3t. en-
FOR SALE-G-room brick house on IIth St. bet
; and 7; bath and all mod. imps Price. So SO
JOHN I. KNOTT, Room "A. "ls It. mh22-St
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FOR SALE-LOTS.

FOR SALE-Large lots on electric raiIlold at
BalstOn. $ cash; balance 81 per week: price
500 each. Call or send for pJrticuIarS JAMES
T. CLEMENTS. 1921 81 NV Inl,l..-.,r EN-
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STATION CORNER OF SIXTH AND p STs.
9:35 A. N. WEEK DAYS, PfTTSBURG EI-
PREss-Parlor and Dining Cars Harrisburg to
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FOR EXCHANGE.

FREE AND CLEAR CASH ADDED Modern sub.
urban residence at KeDsington. Nd; 3 blocks
from cars; rooms, bath. cellar windmill; price
$500 Trade for modern home in city, Northwest
or Capitol HILL Value about $1,000. ABRAHAM
FISHER. 5I2 st. NV. 1t
DOES YOUR PROPERTY SUTT?-If not, send
me description aud l will trade it for you.
Ny speciality is trading, and your interests can be
advanced by placing your property, city or eoun-.
try, in my hands. "My clients interests are
mine" ABRAHAM FISHER. 5l2 Z st, NV. 1t
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vi NANT lO10 eecond- hand bicycles for cash
HUSTLER BICYCLE REPAIR CO.. az and
Ne ja3-3nos
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WANTED-HOU sES.

WANTED The care cf house for the summer for
l- care. adults; 10 good refs. and good
garc. Address Bon Gil. this Office. mE24-2t
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wANTrD-HoRsEs AND VEHICLE.

NANTED-H0RsES AND VEHICLES.
WANTED To ,Eel.rge q god bicycle for . work
EaT>,; viii pay difference. IL Ia. ave NV.
u'I-l-.t.C'u
WANTEi3-Ta buy horse and doctor, pnleton
aud h.n.ls-. Address BON 6is, this Office
uIi3l-.E 2.
WANTED Good horses. cheap; weigh 1000. A
PhIE> Centre Market. ml2S-3t, EN-
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wANTED-BICYCLEs,

BEFORE selling your bi,y,le get our cash Offer
CYCLE EACHAACE, 40 lJjh ct. nH.
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WALL PAPER.

''REPUBLICANS are bound 10 be defeated in No
vember il they pass the Porto Rican biil, say
the Democrats. However, there's many slp
'twixt the cup and the lip" Don wait until No
vember to have paper the rooms. Finest Work
Only 81 up F. c. NoLTE, slO 9th st. 80
BRANCH. mh2f-u
ROOMS pspercd s1-75 up; work guaranteed, sam
pies brought. HUNT, 9I4 l. st. NV. mh23Is
ROOMS papered, ST. up; guaranteed RICH
ARD 5. RYNEX, 5th and II sts. ne. mh2i-imo
FOR RENT-STOREs
FOR RENT Store and stable. Cor 7th 81, ard
Mas ave ne. Inh22-3t
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FOR SALE-P5nclcd glass frcnt book case, with
ahou. go choice bound books; an excellent
library. Address BoN 60, this office. nh23-3t
FOR SALE-Doublc barrel gun, SIS; bicycle. $40;
baby carriage, s.; hobby horse. 15c. 1927 9th
ST. NV. mh23-St
MUNSON HILL nurseries, fruit, shade, and crns-
mental trees; shrubs and roses. Address n
HUMPHREY, Agent lexington, d. c.
ml22-1t.eIn
TOR SALE-Ncw incubltors from SC upwards,
fancy chickens. pigeons pheaSantS. rabbits,
mice cats, dogs, godfishcs. singing cauares, exc.
SCHMlD'S BIRD STORE, 7l2 18th ST. NV
mh2l-lLcm
FOR SALE-Whitc and barred Plymouth Rock
eggs, from healthy, tarm-raiscd, prize-wiu-
ming stock; 3 matings OF barred rocks; eggs 1.50
Tor 10; s. fos 100. f. Z. PERKINS. Springfield.
Nd, or 'O1 & 81. nv. Th2O-It ,em
FOR SALE-S8 for hair mattresses in two parts;
lounges. $50; Sc cook and heating stoves 50;
pariOr and bedroom suites, 81 per week. We are
after furnishing your house, cash credit. RED
MOND. Sil and SlS 18th St de4-tf,em
FOR sALE-Good quality opaque shades. fitted to
your windows, only 25c; the best quality oil
opaque shades. 80 cents; hung free; viii call with
samples KLEEBLATTS, llth aid II sts. ne.
sn2l-tf
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FOR HEST-UOUSES.

FOR RENT-un April !, a cosy, comfortable
house, now occupied; 1872 18th +. ne. 8
rooms. bath. cellar, latrobe hot and cold water;
rent slL50 per month Apply l0l5 - st. NV.
mh1t ,sm
FOR RENT ComfortahI, coy G-rc,m house; a.
m l.; cellar, bath. furnace . double 3urches
electric gas, large parking: yard, Cahinc; man
tell; cheap. lloi st. nc. mh2i5;
FOR REMIT white teu3uis. desirable brick 6
rooms, hath, good ward. l25l -. ne. only
$3.50 month; 1929 Union -. sw. rooms. water
and in good repair, Sl0.5G month. STONE & FAIR
FAX, 500 + =. NV. mh2i3t
FOR Remit colored tenant, small family. de
sirahle brick, nearly new. rooms and bath
papered only $3.50 month: COO Acker ST. ne,
near 9th and stS.; white locality. STONE &
1 AIRFAN, 500 I st. mh24 81
FOR RENT-S15 East Capital St, store and dwell
ing. Sic, and sI7, three rooms, s.. OWNER,
POI LIST ST sc. mh23-3t
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viii be inserted for one cent a word
To- each fnsertion.
WANTED Several strong cclored boys about IS
wears Of age. TO work in candy factory. Ap-
ply at :'36 Pa. ave. NV, after 4:3o p. IN. Item
WANTED Carpenters % give estimate. coal
YARD 1918 9Th 81. nv. Item
WANTED-A good colored man, a. cook; one that
understands restaurant Work AddroSs to III
9th 81. NV. Item
NANTED-A fam hard, who can milk. }. p
REILLY. Beuu1g. d {. lt,5m
I WANTED Practical bookkeepcr. SO, bicycle ma
ciiin,st, SO; ladies' taors. $50; hotel man
ager, 500; apply SATURDAY morning. EXCHANGE.
'ue l3ih 81.
WANrED-Goo barber. JAMES c. CERRoNE.
80 G St nw. Ia
f NANTED-Good barber al once. 62l th 81. sw.
WANTED -First-cia>s barber; 50 guaranteed l7a9
Pa. ave. ny. 1t
WANTED-Ten good mining men: - railroad men
for rock work Cali fer information, :. II.
JOHNSON, l2ll loth St. NV. 1t
WANTED Young mar. s. week to start; see as
for employment. BASEMENT, 5l5 18th 81.
wANTED-Cood harbel5 s. guaranteed. n5 sh
e. sc. Ii
WANTED once. two di,hwashcrs, hou,eGey
wEitp driver. porter: CITY and country peoT'c
sHACkLEtoRn. s9s 6. NV. Il
NANTED-A yGl,ng man boy with some
peronoe IA printing; Gre who can set type
and run Job prcr,- Apply ca st. NV. 1t
WANTED Law student: also strong coiored man
10 take care q invaiid; today. 1900 New York
ave. nv. 1t
WANTEp-A nli1e 1iboh Isl and-C sts NV. 1t
4. . A g
farm. ROOM L. res 81 NV. 1t
WANTED Energetic salesman; school supplies;
country work; 500 salary and extras. Il. o.
EVANS a co, Chicago, III.
mll4, L. .ls,2l. a, ,25,2s,Sl-apI
WANTED Colored boy, l. OF Is years Of age, to
clean around b1rioom and make himself useful;
s. week and board. Address Box 6lJ, this office
nls25-5t,cm
NANTEI-A frst-cIass sale>lady 20 sell druggists
and grocars; good salary to. right party. CAD
Monday, before. L O'Clock, l2Jl 6tn Il. NV.
mh23-2t
WANTED-A manager and salesmen Call be-
fore Il q. H. Ii0 c 81. NV, J. :. JEWELL.
mh2--at.ern
WAN1ED-M,l = learn barber trade; new sy,-
ums anyone can learn; only eight weeks !
required: constant practice wages saturdays; So
monthly gUdraEt ED graduates; chance 10 earn
free scholarship. Address M0LER'S BARBER 4
SI SIHnnL. NJ" Io-k city mh22 en- !
WANTEn-A ,uuug haF. with some experience. 70 1
work IN eTsoEN stgrc. Apply Box SIS, this 4
Cfice. - ? m122- 81 EN- I
NANTED-A barber. az once; steady work. ID /
and I >ts. EW. mli2-St
WANTED By au 0lf-cs- 45li,led tea, coffee, aui /
spice house -8-sS;Gel with established ;jsIg I
and ability for Washington and vicinity; either .
salary or commission. Appl, Al sSELNAN * /
BUZBA, 1913 Filhert 81. philadelphia, Pa.
mn-1--t !
NANTED-Wiate experienced window cleaners. /
ROOM 2l9 Stewart bldg, 9th ami b SIS.
nl2U-5f
NAATED-Good solicitors for industrial ins3r.
sEce, sick, accident. and death benefits; a /
home institution; Incorporated Iss7; a good ,
chance for energetic man TO make money Ap-
ply TO tie old reliable CAPITAL CITY BENE. I
FIT SOCIETY, s5S La ave. mh2 Smo
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SITUATIONS wANTED-M..E.

VIII give % Ter cen; ~ salary for a position
paying Se0r " more Box 623. ths Office
Item
y ANFID- by ruuug colored man. place 10 work
tHr doctor, around private house; o. work IL
anE KIND; y-t-. HlG haT3"U Count NV. Item
ANItif-By CuluTed 8AI. correspondence with
Aatrl pfupIieta-S f summer resorts fer en-
gaEcUe1t> tHI coming season. confidential. can BE-
-eln SUNDAY Afternoon ar o'clock. or address
CHEF. 1911 10th st. NV. II
WANTED b Young mar with experience posi-
tl.r with patent attorney, nj. furnished to
a.iE.s. Aadf--- BOX Gla, this office. Il
NANTEh- -EN German. Place TO work around
houses good gardner. Brx UlJ. thi, office
m...--tarn
WANTED Situation ly experienced laokkoepcr
and --,r"gT5pher; good reieVeECgs. Address
BON -'1. tbs lf3cc. n.i-a-at
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VANTlcD- lmmcliatc'y re- able and competent
white woman to Gn eeu,isl hoasework and
cooking: ini,,t have good ref; stay nights: good
wage Appl, 1888. l2tA ST. NV; no laundry
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FOR SALE-Or rent, 1O0acrc farm, 6 miles from
Nav. Yard. Enquire HENRY c. ENRICH.
910 Va. ave. Sc. mh22-3t ,eni
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FOR RENT-sTABLEs.

,OR RENT-New brick stable behind 45l franklin
st. NV, 81. mh24-3t
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FOR sALE-sToRE AND DWELLING.

FOR sALE-A sacrifice, store and dwelling on the
NV cor OF 7th and L SIS. Sc; price s., ,i50.
mhz3-9t,en
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FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

SPECIAL BARGAINS / Improved drop leaf Sing
er. SIS standard $50; Household. 50: White
81; Wheeler X Wilson. sl>; all the attachments
ui.2i-st, ,ein
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wANrED-RooMs AND BOARD.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ROOMS.

N ANTfD Tao uutl.I i>hei caor- .or light house.
Eoar.-. Igut moderate. fer mother and dlueh-
ter: aa. u.g'u Address I35 North Carolina
ave -a Frh33-2t
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FOR SABE-HOUSES.
FOR sALE-NoRTHnEsT.

Gail at ofiice for semi-mo1taly Bulletin
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HELP wASTED-Ma.E.

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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1900-03-16
THE LATE CORPORAL CHRrsrN,x.
ne VIII he Buried Mt Arlington To-
morrow Afternoon.

Funeral rites will be held over the body
OF corporal Claude B. Christman Company
a. <'th volunteer Infantry. at Arlington
'oinorrow afternoon, the services being con-
Quoted by Rev. DIR. Hayener of the Dunn
barton Church.
corporal christman attehsed Columbian
college,. Subsequently he entered ,>harlo,ta
Han Military Academy. where he deyelopei
tendency toward military life. which
afterward led him into active service T,I,a
late war with Spain enabled him to join ,hs
"a Kansas Volunteers. He was honorabIy
discharged at Fort Leavenworth, receiving
special COMMUNICATION from his captain as
an efficient soldier
When the call for volunteers I'm the Phil
H'pines was issued. Capt Frank Graham Of
TINS city collected about him a picked body
Oh men known as the ''Washington conn
pany." Mr.. Christman rassed a ,,fsb O.
summation and was Immediately mustered
in AT Camp Meade he was nronoo,aa "a
corporal While in the Philippines the regi-
hheht was subjected to all kinds of hard
siupS being connected with Gen Lavton's
uiNislon, and it was arduous marching ex-
posure 10 heavy rains. tropical sun and
in fhat &c IN performing his duties when
u,o,,Id -, - mined MS constitution He
would not give up until the CAPTAIN ordered
MN 10 the hospital, which he entprel ne
.oeii uay OF December. Ii was then found
ma, ma ms condition was critical and that he
"culd never recover
Soucihhg letter was received from one
OF tne nurses, in which she said; 1--WE an
t T,',t MIN because of his patience. cheer
iuihess and willingness to do what u,a
thought pest He was always afraid tbat
we Mouid tire ourselves looking after him
him ~ was Sooo LOT
He was the verge of a bright o.ro.r
ana was about to be promoted 10 a Iieuten.
ancE In the regular army
he was little more than twenty-one wears
~ U,u, was greatly loved by his company. and
pathetic. WIS unusually
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1900-03-16
Army Ordcrs.

Captain William s. Scott assistant quar-
termaster, United States volunteers, now
on leave of absence. has been relieved from
further duty at Santiago, Cuba, and or
dered to report to the commanding general
Division of Cuba, at Havana, for assign
ment to duty as assistant to the chief quar-
termaster Of that division.
Major w. Fftzhugh Carter, surgeon. will
be relieved from further duty in the Di-
vision of Cuba on April 1, and will then
proceed to Fort Totten, N. Y. for assign
Iurrfii, surgeon. The latter upon being
thus relieved, has been ordered to San
FRANCISCO for assignment to Temporary
GUY. upon the completion of which he will
proceed to Manila, Philippine Islands. for
further duty.
Captain Robert Sewer, assistant quar-
termaster. United States army. has been
oraered from Camden N. j.. to Philadel-
phla, "a. Tor assignment to duty under
the direction OF the depot quartermaster at
that city at the Schuylkill arsenal.
Major George D. DeShon, surgeon, 18th
Cavalry, United States volunteers cantain
assistant surgeon, United States army. has
been honorably discharged the volunteer
service, taking effect tits date
second Lieut.. Charles H. Whipple 1st
Artillery. has been transferred to the IN
fantry branch of the service, with rank in
that arm from February 1, 1900 Iieut
Whipple will be assigned to the 18th In
fantry.
Acting Assistant Surgeon Harry MorelI.
y; S. A. has been ordered from SIayton'
MINI. to San Francisco, Cal, for assign
ment to duty.
An order of April IA, 1899, honorably dis.
charging from the volunteer army Can't.
William 2. Horton. assistant adjutant GEN
erai q. 8. ". taking effect April IL. 1Sag.
has been amended to take effect April I.
1883 he having accepted a commission as
captain and assistant auartermaster. II .
", on April of that year
Lieut.. Col Edward Field, Sd Artillery. has
been ordered to report to Mai. Gen, Shat
ter U s. ", president of the army retiring
board convened at San Francisco, Cal, for
examina ton.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1900-03-16
FALSE ALARM SENT IN.
Ananfas Dyson in Custody Charged
With the OHense,

Ananias Dyson. colored, nineteen years
old, was arrested this morning by Detec-
tive Howard of the eighth precinct and
locked up on a charge of turning in false
alarm of fire. This morning there was an
alarm sounded from box 264 by Dyson for
fire in Nash's flats, near the head of Sth
street extended. The fire gained a little
Roadway before the fire department ar
rived, and the damage amounted to about
5000. Dyson enjoyed the novel experience
OF turning in an alarm and seeing the fire
companies respond, and about two hours
later, 1t is alleged, he turned in the false
alarm. He was not near the box when the
firemen and policemen responded, but De-
tective Howard learned he was the re-
sponsible party. He denied the charge
when the officer arrested him.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1900-03-16
Hotel Arrivals,

Wilard-T. w. Childs, A. P Childs, New
York; G. A. Wood, P. H. Hanley, Jersey
City; w. 8. Carter, New Hampshire; F. G.
Clarke, Boston.
Riggs. F. Evans, San Francisco: S. G.
Dorr, Buffalo, N. Y; c. H. Weeks, Salem,
O.: E. J. We'll. Chicago; W. S. Thompson,
Philadelphia; NJ. H. Noble. Pittsburg.
Wellington-L. ]. French, Boston; J. A.
Norton, Ohio; J. F. Johnson, Philadelphia:
G. L. Harris, Worcester, Mass; W. H
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Shoreham-H. M. Russell, Wheeling, w,
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Newell. Springfield. Mass: B. B. Crow
ninshield, Boston; F. ]. Miller Chicago: j.
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York: E. P. Eastman, Chicago; C. J. Whit
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Arlington-F. A Keep Chicago; J. N.
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r. Taidivar. Paris. France; j. D. Works,
Los Angeles, Cal; H. C. Tener, Pittsburg;
John Barrett, Portland, Ore; F. F. DawIey,
Cedar Rapids, Iowa.
Normardie-T. E. Powell, Columbus. Ohio:
J; c; Anderson. Chicago; B. Phelps, Seat,
tie. Wash; G. A. Owens, Brooklyn. N Y.
M: d. Owen. Philadelphia.
St James-W. l. Van Nest, Trenton, N
j.; H. w. Lovejoy, Philadelphia; ]. J.
Chambers, Nome. Alaska.
,,4 Gordon.C. c. Bowers. New York; c. H.
wilson. Brooklyn. N. Y; A. c. Mather, R.
NJ Eppstein, Chicago; Major H. P Kings
bury, United States army.
DEWEY. NJ Brown. New York: w. W.
Thompkins. Chicago; c. E. Raplyn, Ell
mira. n. Y: c. J. Mather, Elmira, N. Y:
D. D. Caldwell, New York
National-E. E. Bamey, New York: E. H
Walton, Philadelphia; ]. NJ. Phillips, New
Metropolitan. NJ. Raglan. Wilmington
Del; K. N: Johnson, Washington, Pa; Geo.
LeGrove. Maryland
Ebbitt-J: B. Decker England; l.. c. Hop
kirs, J. J. McNulty, New York; H B. Far
ras, United States army; H F. Wickham.
s. M. Donald, Virginia
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New Hosiery.

Every "best" in Hosiery we
have! From the line Of Wo-
mems Hosiery at sc. TO the
real silk and lace effects-there's
everything you can fancy
We call special attention to bur
line of Ladies' Hosiery at 35cLor
pairs for 81 90. 1t Represents real
savings in Hosiery
An entirely new line OF Lace and
Fancy Hosiery from 75ct to So
pair. embracing plaids.. dotted, en-
broidered and lace Stripes
fine spun silk.
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To Extend a Park.

Mr.. Piatt Of New York today gave notice
in the Senate of an amendment he will
propose to the District of Columbia an
preparation bill. appropriating $4,000 for
the purchase of lot u. block s, In Commits
sionerss subdivision of Washington Heights
so as to cause the public park on 18Th
street extended to front its entire length On
18th street. - o''
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Driver Forfeifs Coll..a-t

MRS. caroline Holbrook, colored, of GIG
ID street northwest, was knocked down by
a team near the corner OF 9TH and E streets
Wednesday afternoon and seriously injured
harry Williams. who was driving ths
team, was arrested and charged with reck-
less driving. 1t is stated that he is fro,,,
p1Iiiiadeiphia. He left s25 collateral at the
pune i" station for his appearance. His coll
laIefal was forfeited when the case M.
called in the Police Court was
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Movement. of NAVAL y.,..,.

The Navy Department has been Informed
OF the following naval movements:
The Monongahela has arrived at San Juan
de Porto Rico.
fhe Marelehead at Santa Barbara
me Philadelphia has sailed from Santa
Barbara to Acapulco.
The Iowa will arrive at San Francisco
about April 10. and will dock at Bremerton
about May L
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Marriage licenses have been issued to ths
following:
White-William E. Clark and Irene G.
FreVost; Albert B. Yount and Nellie Beggs.
Coiored-Charles E. Young and Mary A.
Jones'