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you like it hot. Serve with plain boiled
rice in separate dish.
VEGETABLE OUTLETS.
These can be made from cold. cooked
vegetables. chopped rather fine. season
ed well with salt, pepper, parsley and
onion juice. and mixed with mashed po-
tatoes instead of a white sauce.
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Wellington, N. s. Dec. 2s.-The govern
ment has asked the governor, the Earl
of Ranfurly. to inform Joseph Chamber
lain, secretary of state for the colonies.
that it does not wish the new seal and
ished; that drafts will be forwarded to
fill the ranks and that additional mounted
men will be sent
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Sydney, N. s. w. Dec. 26.-Edmund Bar
ton, who was the leader of the fedora
convention, has accepted the Earl O.
Hopetoun's offer to form the first cahine'
of the federation. He anticipates no diff
Guilty.
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Tfen Tsin, Dec. ga French detach-
ment of one hundred men left here De
cember 20 for Hung Tsu. twenty miles
westward, to search for arms Approach
ing a village across a frozen creek, a force
of boxers opened fire, killing Lieutenant
Conta1 and Wounding another officer. The
French burned the village
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0. s. CONSUL A SUICIDE.

Jolly Boys Drill. Fairy Band Sleighil
.arty. HOOP Drill Girls, Solos, etc.
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PROPOSALS.

WASHINGTON BARRACKS. ID. C.. MARCH l.
1se0-Sealed proposals in duplicate will be
cei,od here until noon. March 30. 1909 for con
serves right 10 reject any or ali proposals or nay
part thereof Envelopes should be iBdorSed PRO
peais for Water C.oset.'' Information furnished
applica ton to Qlarterrnaster here
mil 5,62S.29
PROPOSALS FOX REPAIRS TO AND CHANGES
in plumbing in Banneker school hui ding O,iice
the Commissioners. ID. q. Washington d. g, Feb.
81 l9O0-Sealed proposals will be received nj this
office until IL IN. March 10. 1900. for repairs
and changes in plumbing in the Banneker school
streets northwest. Washington. ID. C. Rlaas
forms Of proposals may be obtained upon apIliea-
fion therefor at the Office Of the Inspector =
buildings of the District Of Columbia and bids
upon these terms only will be considered. Plans and
specifications. together with all necessary infer
nation be consulted the same office The
right is reserved to reject any all bids FRO
posals must be inclosed in a scaled envelope. In
dorsed: Proposals for repairs To and changes in
plumbing in Banneser school building" JOHN H.
WIGHT, JOHN W. ROSS. LANSING II. BEACH.
Commissioners. ID. c. feai CT
q. s. ENGINEER OFFICE. 1876 v CAPITOL.
ST.. Washington. ID. C.-Separate sealed proposals
for about $500 tons Structural Steel. about 40
tens Lon Castings from 40OoO0 to 900 oc0 Ensni
eled Bricks and about 40ooOO 20. n. FiIepnocf
Floor Ceiling and Reef Construction. including
Column and Girder Coverings. Will he received here
until NOON. MARCH FIFTH. 1900 md then pub
licly opened Information furnished appiica-
ton JOHN STEPHEN SEWELL, Lieut.. Engrs
js2I % 80 81. mh2&3
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LISKINS, 800 18TH ST.
1868 fingers al, Ar. ws.3O
1122 Brainard, 6r,w. $50
iIS-35 Hayes ct, 4r, We. 90
1914 n Y av, Ar, W. 500
@I I'D NV, Or. 500
n NJ sw, Or. w......7.3O
740 Cooks al. Or, W. 100
1SO9-11-2-ELse Or, ea6. 90
les.
22d&P NV, st&dwl. 40. 90
1915 Pa av NV, sto. O.0O
1915 Pa av NV, bas't10.0O
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AfRFAX. 500 p ST. NV.
$1,000. .926 n c av, Sr
$30.4l9 Nj av NV lge ball
$50. summit av, Sr, b, eel
$50. :. 500 NJ NV, Or, b
$3.50. ..S29 I'D, Or, b
S&-50.l7O 1th NV, Or, be
SIS. so. 1908 9th NV, Sr, b
SIS. so. 1886 Col'bia, Or, b
S3......223-225 18th, Or
SIS. 1878 18th, Ar fat
$25. GA 18th NV, hasn't
SIS. LABS Breeds teri, Sr
S25....1706 Fla av. 7r, b
$25. .....2130 81 st, sr&b
S22.56. sos Spruce, 6r, b
$22. so. .2102 18th NV ,sr,b
Sc. so. .S1-S3 P nw. Or, b. C
$2l-5O. 1919 P NV, Or, be
$50. ....l3lS 14th, Ar tat
$3.50. .1716 v. Or, b
SIS. Flat. 17O6-s Pa. Arb
$3.50. R'r1146 10th nw,st
S18.75. Avalon Hts, Or. "
SIG. .2O03 Sd ne, cottage
$3.50. 1889 Sth NV, Or, W
$3.50 900 Acker ne, Sr,b
SIS. 425 n ] av NV, basmt
$40. 1904 4th Sc, sto&dw
$14. 2213 Cleveland av, Or
Sl3. .1206 Kirby st, 5r
S12.0. 1909 18th Sc, 8r,w
$12.50. .901 9Th ne. Or, W
Sill. .316 Ford's court, AZ
$40. 80. .219 Mass NV, 4r
5000. 1870 Union st, Or
$40. 1925 + pw,2 Office rs
$40. 30 5th ne, Ar, wat
$3.50. .1212-i2l4 L Sc, Or
1t
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FOR RENT-BY GEO. ",
1913 Pa ay fats, Sr
&b, each. $1,000
2201P nw,6r&stnew) 1000
81 21st, 1lr&b. =. .3. IS
eT Spruce st, 6r&b 1880
2236Caevel'd av. 6r, W. Ii. 80
179 Superior st, 5r. 800
1122 Congress ne, 5r, w9. 90
2 Stephens ct, Ar, w.s.3O
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HOS 18th Sc. 4r&sto.le.bo
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FURNISHED. =.
1915 10th. furnished.
lar. 2b. steam. mi $3.50. 90
1905 n II av. fur
nished, Or, b, eel. mi100. 90
ROOMS,
170S Pa av, 4r&b. ..1S.O0
S14 10Th. hall. 49,. 49, so
1881 20, office. heat. 10. 90
4S2-4S8 La av, Office
rooms. $40 and 1900
92S 22d, 5r&w. ..... 400
4S6 La ave- b's't r. 12.O0
STORES.
l146 Conn av, ct,
Gel. W, &c.. so. 90
1902 Pa av. Ar, sto,
Gel, ", g.........S 5. 80
1922 F, u sto spa. .32. 50
912 Nh av,st&dw, c.25. 90
1906 N. sto. eel. w,g. .22.0O
2009 NJ. sto&2r. 20. 90
S16 18th, shop. 1880
2l2 Pa av. W, g.. 1850
1918 N, w&cel. 10. 90
Sl4 18th. W. g.....2.
STABLES.
1912 G,2s.cr.l.w.g.$15.0 90
l142 18th. Ss. VT, ], W. Is. 90
7lS 10th. IS. wr,l.w. 90
1923 9th. q, VT. 800
2412 Pa av (rear).
Is. VIZ, l. 100
1921 L. Or. w.....7.00
WH(OX. 1907 Pa sye-
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FOX KENT ll5f1 NJ store. 10. 90
1851 = NV, er&b. $55.00t1920 Temp av, 5r&w. 8 80
1893 Seaton. 6rdsb. .16.5Ol24l1 SHOWS ct. 4rwT5O
VIII make all Necessary repairs prior to occupancy
CHAS. LINKINS
fez1-H Rooms Is. %. q. McGill bldg
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FOR RENT-STONE Il F.
$135. .1645 X, 1Sr, 4b
S135. .2O32 10th, fur, 13r
500. 1895 N II av, Or, fur
500. l323 X l av, 12r. %
500. 1890 VT av, l2r
$50. 1911 Connecticut, l3r
$50. .17So P, 13r, b
SIS. .1014 7th NV. store
$75. .1O14 18th, lar, ID
S75. N nv, lar
$75. .1410 10th NV. 11r,b
$75. 1879 . NV, 1lr, b
SIS. .I43G N NV, 11r, b
SEQ. .519 9Th NV. Tor, b
$50. 80. 1911 ,11th, 12r
SIS. ...... l234 l NV, LIT
sos. 1872 10th NV, Tor
S55. .1744 n NV, Sr, b
Sal.2o03 kniorama, t2r ,3b
$50. 1900 010 P, sto, 7r
$50. LAG Conn av, sto&cel
500. .@07 18th NV, 12r, 2b
$50. 1888 18th NV, Tor, b, O.
e50.....1332 Il NV. l2r, b
$3.50. .2O28 1, 1OrI
$45.. 1912 U, Tor, b
$45. ....tS40 NJ NV, Or. b
$4O.5O.3415 Holm'd, Or, 2bI
$1,000. 1885 9th, Or, b
$40. 1915 18th NV, store
SN.11l2Corcoran, Tor, b, eel
$37. 90. -. $40 p st, 9r&bI
$Sl. so. 1909 9Th, l0rI
$50. 90. :. 1894 18th, Or, b
$3.50. 1887 Sth. Or, b, stab
$35. 5O.34l5 Morgan av,9r
$35.. 1928 Oregon av. SRI
$35. 1450 Chaplin Or, eel, sta
5000. .419 K, 13r, b
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FOR RENT
1928 18th. 12r, b. mi $45. 81
+ 1012 18th, Tor, 2b, mi 90. 81
2153 K. 9r&b, mi. $3.50
2Ol4 II. 7r&b. mi. 80. So
911 23d, Sr, b, eel. mi. 80. 80
2l34 Pa av, Sr&b, mi. 30. SO
2s04 n, Or, b, mi. .25.50
261O P. 7r. b. mi. 20. 80
243l K. 7r&b, mi. 20. 80
446 |, 7r&b. mi. 20. 80
9O5 n II av, Or, b, mi. 20. 30
1911 80, Or. b, eel. mi. IS. 50
1117 LIST. Or. w.....17.5O
1221 Both, 6r.w,g...16.O
% o, Or, w.........16.50
1910 18th. Sr. VIZ. 1850
907 n H av, Or, w.i5.00
100 4 ne. Or, W. 1880
2409 G, Ar, ". .11.50
ZIP K, 5r, ". 1880
1910 Chace st, Or,
law
1915 Kfngman, Or,
b. eel, mi. $3.50
2301 N, 1Or&b. mi. 80. 80
10O3 s, 6r&b, mi. rs. 80
1749 E. Grab, mi. 20. 50
$40 I'd. Or, b. eel, mi. 1880
1l1h 10th, 7r. W, $1,000
1908 18th. 5r, w.. .14.30
$50 = Sc, 5r, w.....13.00
124 18th, 5r. W. .12.5O
1119 I'D. Ar, w.....12.3O
4OS Pomeroy, Or, w. .12.3O
AO7 l. Or, w.......10. 90
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ARNER CO., s1s F NV.

FOR RENT-BY B.F.SAUL. Sc
vi Ith. sto, 14r&b. $3.50. 00f4l 81
sos 18th NV. 11r&b 80. 90 IS n
1lH It'll NV, 19r, b. stoesy. oo 1885
43I 4 NV, Tor, b. sto 40. 90 171s
6lZ Mass av, l1r&b- 90 AT F
113 o nv, CRIB, sto : 40. 90 1863
NE cor 3d&L, sto, 420 O
cei, sta. .....:..-3 5. 90 Goa l.
1925 eth, sto&cel. 80. so 1921
ll3t 9TH ste, Gel sta 80 90 SO n
$50 I st NV. 1Or&b. 2S.o0 Or frs
g06 30, Vr&b. .25.60 2420
1st&P NV. Arab fiat. q. 90 ga 2
l02 p NV. 6r&b. .. rs. 90 1929 !
20l o st,9r&b tcoD e. so zoos
124 Fla av. 6r&b. 30. 90 1858
1349 9th. cor o. sto. 20. 90
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ATTORNEYS.

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$40 Fla av, Sr. .$25. 90
l nat, 11U6 Pa NV. .25. 10
904h Mass av, Ar. .l3. 90
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the Senator mean the employment OF our
army and navy on police duty?); the
Massachusetts Republicans maintain
that the Fllipinos by reason of two CEN
turies of oppression and corruption have
no conception of civil government and
liberty, and like children must be taught
what they are. Senator Hoar would
tear up the oath of allegiance to the
United States and inform the hundred
or more peoples who innabit the archi-
pelago that they are at liberty TO snbati-
tute an oath to s'their own country;" the
Massachusetts Republicans contend that
such proceeding would epell anarchy,
rapine and massacre, and that peace, or
der, liberal ideas and government that is
free and enlightened fl the best sense oil
the term are possible only under Amerf
can control and development.
Senator Hoar was not elected dele
gate-a large to the Republican N.4,o N.4l,,onal
Convention ty his Massachusetts con-
stltnents,
!. senafc" sen.. Hoar has announced that IN
the event Of Mr.. Bryan's nomination ty
tie Democrats he will support William
Mckinlev for President. The veteran ls
not going to allow his constitution dl
theorizing to interfere with bis a!legif .nt e
to the Republican party; and his ,,nsitt-
uents will not allow their regr b Tor the
misdiiection Of his talent to warp thei,
respect and affection for ,tn1-but they
draw the line at sendin-6 him to the Ma.
tional Convention to represent them.
The sun., 1900-04-28
Du pONT KICKS.
N the ! o,la,1clnbia Record.

From the n;laaclphia Record.
Reg ,.,lar Republican lraders declare
that. TIE proposed Aarm MY plan OF the
a TIA. AdLisbs men, by Mlcn Colonel
! Hen4y A. du Pont and J. edward Ad-
dicGs are 10 be chosen United States
Senators by tie mkt Legislature, pro,
viding IL is Republican, has been held
up,
Ii is said that President Mckinley sug-
gested to Addicks and j. Frank Alice
duling their visit that Mr.. Alice meet
Colonel du Pont with the President and
the differences be adjusted. The Presi'
dput was 10 telegraph Mr.. Alice when
tins meetil wound be held and date
was practically agreed upon.
Mi. Alice, however, received tele
, gram from the secretary to the President
saying that the date would not sun
Colonel du Pont. No other date wal
fixed. !,
: IL is said that Colonel du Pont Gale
the meeting off. and the local Regular
= are today declaring vehemently tina
J there will be no compromise with Ad
;, dicks in it.
The sun., 1900-04-28
STAND BY MAJORITY RULE.

From the Philadelphia Inquirer
We believe in the Fundamental prin
chile OF government that the will q the
majority, properly ascertained, shall al
ways prevail. We declare than this prin-
ciple applies as well to political parties
as to other governmental AFFAIRS Inc
will OF .te majority must always pe as,
certained under the rules, customs, an z
usaees Of party organization. Ih'sre-
fore, the primary elections, the County
AND state conventions, the Senatorial
and Congressional conferences and the
party caucus have come to be an Integral
part of the machinery of party organlMa
zion fur the purpose of ascertalnlng tnt
will of che majority of those who nave
right to participate therein. we declare
il to be the test OF party fealty to observe
these rules and customs in ascertalnlnt
the will of the majority by attending TIN
psrty convention, conference or caucus
and when the will of the majority ha
been SO ascertained it is the duty Q
every person who claims to be Repuf
lican to abide by that decision. Penn
svlvania Republican Platform.
Every Republican has a right TO hl
own views until the will OF the malorlt
is ascertained. When he refuses
Weld to the majority he becomes q
advocate of minority rule and pant
wrecker. U,
Let no man claiming to be Republ
can be sent to the Legislature who vi
not subscribe to the fundamental prime
pie OF majority rule.
The sun., 1900-04-28
A REPUBLICAN MEPHISTO
To the Editor Of THE Sun.

To the Editor Of The Sun.
Sir:-We have one right here in Will
mington all 'unbeknown" to himself,
perhaps. You can see his face in the
editorial columns of paper (now that
spring has fairly opened) which is ar
rayed in brand new dress and called
BY an old name-Evening Journal. IL is |
true mongrel now. And how could 1t
be otherwise?
The paper purports to be "slmon
pure Re publican. The managing" edl-
tor is well known for conspicuous service
as 'simon pure. Democrat. How can
Republicans get true Republican leading
irom "dyed in the wool" Democrat
or demagogue-if you prefer IL: And how
ran euch Democrat ''dish up" Repub.
, | canism without adulterations? Let us
look at some # the work. Since, and in
cluulng Mondays issue, April %, this
! M .phlstophelts, either uuconsciouslY or
clnninglv, attributes marvellous sagacity
It,a rominent citizen whom he seeks to
anniL Lilate, because de discovered how
in Delaware-to make Republican voters
enough, M little while, to elect a
Legis ature, and then, presto! to
metan or pnuse the voters right back
into Democrats While thus awarding
to this wizard such wonderful sagacity-
he pours deluge OF implied obloqny
upon all classes of citizens OF Delaware,
for from Governor down he would have
it believed that there are SO many sordid,
venal, mercenary people IN Delaware
that for money they would sell any
+, treasure they have, even their civil and
! political convictions and liberties, and
J not ask very great sum either. For,
! we are told April 23) that the paltry
! sum OF ''fiye Thousand dollars 70 GOO
! Just in the nick Of time removed theil
= perplexity from the people in an entire
y county" Well. ii the people of Della
ware can stand such impntations upor
their character, il seems to the write
that the ard who so sagaciously dis
cerned the facts Of the situation, can wei
afford to smile at this unNitting tribut
to his sagacity.
d But what is to be said or thought q
u those public teachers, guides and legisia
I tors who are thus, by this mephis
ir topl eles, made respnnsibe for the pre-
e. vious training Of he people which mad
gs this deplorable prostitution of publ
t virtue possible. Alas, here we must ca
ts a halt and drop the curtain, leet ths
scene should be too painful to look upo
without an interval. 1t will be pictul
enough by itself.
Wilmington, A.uil %, 1890.
The sun., 1900-04-28
COL. DIJ POINT is THE KICKER.
From the Daily Republican.

From the Daily Republican.
If there are 300 offices in Delaware
open TO Republicans if thev unite, then
the men who directly or indirectly keep
the party apart, should be made give a
personal reckoning to the people. Repub-
licans are asked if they are willing to
follow dozen men and defeat the party
for Senator at Washington 1t is pity
Delaware has not leader like Quay. ftu
would make it possible for the -
cans to control th@ 8 ..~publi-
While oertair state machinery.
We We Il. men are fighting shadow
.uld have places to give our party
workers. But some day, not far distant,
this party wranging will end. Party first
ard self afterwards.
The sun., 1900-04-28
NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that
the partnership Of Wolson and
Fineberg has been dissolved.
All debts contracted by H.
Fineberg or bills collected by
him in the name Of said firm will
not be legal.
A. w. WOLSON.
The sun., 1900-04-28
HOAR'S VIEWS REJECTED.

From the New York Evening Sun.
Senator Hoar believes that Sp IN b. d
no sovereignty to transfer; the Massachu-
se,ts Republicans, his own people, ms
own political household, assert The G n
trarv. Senator Hoar assumes that the
Ftiuinos are capable of seli-g we, nnient,
and oulv need little neighbotly ASH :
ance to put their nouse IN order 10
The sun., 1900-04-28
MOB LAW EXPENSIVE.
!, the Minneapolis Times.

From the Minneapolis Times.
sThe decision Of the Supreme Court OF
Ohio affirming the constit itutionality OF
the Stale law making counties RESPONSE
BILE tor lynchings occurring within their
borders will prove interesting elsew here.
Several other States have similar laws
and the Ohio ruling NAV play an import
ait part in the adjudication OF suits
brought under their provisions. "
The sun., 1900-04-28
ADVICE TO SULzER.
he q ,lyeston Daily News.

From the Galveston Daily News.
..Mr Sulzer says that if he is nomi--
mated for the Vice Presidency he will
take the stump, and in doing SO will
visit Texas and make speeches. IL might
az we'll be- stated here, that Mr.. Sulzer
may not be pnt to any great expense in
travelling, that Texas is not an uncertain
State, and the chances are largely that 1t
will 90 Democratic at the next election
without reference to the names OF the
men on tie ticket.
The sun., 1900-04-28
NOT INTlMIDATED.

From the Kansas City Star.
"The theory that the Sultan of Turkey
proposes to defy the United States be-
cause he has it in his power to cause the
Mohammedans in the Philippines to rise
in revolt is highly fanciful. 1t will take
a bigger bluff than that to intimidate
your Uncle SAM
The sun., 1900-04-28
TRUSTS.

From the Philadelphia Inquirer.
'sThe trusts are the outgrowth OF Re-
publican methods of administering the
national and State governments. They
originate in the parental care which gov
ernment gives to classes of people. They
are the legitimate fruits OF protection
for protection's sake.
The sun., 1900-04-28
PAYING DEMOCRATS FOR HELP

From the Milford Chronicle.
There were not enough anti-Addicks
Republicans resident in the districts of
kent and Sussex, who are not already in
office to take the census of Delaware-so
their allies, Democrats, were called upon;
or, would it not be more proper to state
it, the Democrats demanded their share
of these Offices, for aid and service rem
dered?
The sun., 1900-04-28
SOFTENING THE BLOW.
M pittshurg pispatell

in the Pittsburg Dispatch.
aThe United States has no reason fer
infiicting undue punishment upon the
Porte, but may be well satisfied to en-
force its claims by the mildest possible
measures.
The sun., 1900-04-28
kLINE'S Clothing House,
1913 Market ST., 5. E. Cor. Second,
FORMERLY DANFORTHs DRUG STORE.

To-day Saturday wi sell boys dark blue chevot suits
at & rs worth 9a s. s. Other boys suits in proportion.
Mems Mems black thibe Pct suit, at $3.50 easily worth $500
Men checked SUITS neat effects, 500, worth $3.50
$I25o.
MEMS Ceuoid Collars gets.
Mems Rubber Collars sets.
Linen Collars 1octs, for 25cs
Mems Underwear, i'll blue and striped,
We have not the space mention everything but call and
to be convinced Knes Clothing Store Market
s F. corner Second, formerly Danforths Drug Store.
We also make to order full line of Trousers and
Suits, the best i'll the world for the We sell
goods terms Well make you $25oo Suit
give you IS years to pay it. For full particulars call
The sun., 1900-04-28

in best grades Of Worsteds.
Cheviots and 1'hibets; regu-
lar tailoring styles, finest
trimmings, best work, all at
prices only made possible
because we bought for cash
all Of the lots from the
makers Of Our best cl.3cliing
Young mems styles, short
cut coats, high cut, single
or double breasted vests.
All sizes regulars and stouts
among them. About $50
pairs of high grade trousers
i'll the same lot, So, IS, and
So for goods that would cost
SO per cent more made to
order. Our full line of new
serges is here, $3.50, $to,
$I2. SO and SIS, for full
suits, Blues and Blacks.
Open Tuesday and Sat
urday evenings.
The sun., 1900-04-28

Stop in at Taylor's, 6l5 Shipley street,
tonig It and have some OF his lunch, and
enjoy the sweet strains OF the music.