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Madame Gadski Recital.

Nine. Johanna Gadski will sing at the
New National Theater next Sunday night,
March 70. In Europe, as in this country,
Nine Gadski takes rank with the great
est of operate sopranos her more recent
appearances-particula those at the
Wagner festival in Misunderstanding
brought her unusual honors The pro-
gram for her recital at the New National
Sunday evening will be as follows:
Classical songs. "Wiikommen Mem
Valid. ""Mother. 0 Sing Me to Sleep TX
Franz. ,"Fruehlingsnacht,' Highland
Cradle Song (Schumann), "Hark! Hank!
the Lark. Who is Sylvia" Schubert
French and American composers, Nine
moi (Bemberg). Nous aimons tSalnt-
Saens). "A Maid Sings Light tMacDoW-
elD .'Verborgene Wunden" Of. La Forge).
Like the Rosebuds' Tia F'orge). June
I'll. II. A. Beach,. Modern German songs,
Nit elmer Primula Veris Grleg,
..Freundliche Vision, Staendchen tR
Strauss,. Err lists "Dich theure Halle
from ..'Tannhaeuser' CWagner).
Mr.. Frank La Forge. pianist. Will also
have two numbers. Rhapsodie NO. ~
from .Carnaval de Pesth' LlZt), ana
Theme Varie" La Forge).
Tickets are now being sold by I. Arthur
Smith. l4l1 street northwest. The box
office of the New National will open at :
O'Clock Sunday afternoon
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JEWEL FOR F. A. sEBRING.
Past Venerable Master A. A. S. Il.
Receives Testimonial.

AS indicating in a small way their deep
appreciation for the services rendered the
order while occupying the chair OF ven
cradle master in the local A. A. S r. Of
the Masonic fraternity during the pas;
year. a large number of the Scottish Kite
MasonS of Washington gathered in the
cathedral of the order last Tuesday night
to witness the prese ton to Frank A
Sebring of A handsome jewel purchased
for him by subscription throughout the
mem bership of the order.
Mr.. Jacobus S. Jones. well known in
Scottish Rite circles. made the presenta-
ton. in which he referred at length to
Mr.. Sebring's devotion to every branch o:
Masonry. but to the Scottish Rite in par
tcular.
The jewel is an exceptionally handsome
one. consisting of a cross or Soid sci
upon enameled gold circle. the whole
surmounted by smaller gold circle set
in diamonds with a white silk pendan:
and gold pins. Upon the reverse side OF
the jewel is engraved: Presented to
Francis \. Sebring. X. &. c. H.. past ven
cradle master of Mithras Lodge %: Per
lection. No. l. A A. S. R., Washington
ID. C.. March L. 19OS.
The presentation was made at regular
communca ton of the order. at which
there was an exceptionally large attend
ance.
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CITY ITEMS.
Genuine New Orleans Molasses, in

Mason's jars. one-half gals. Zoe; quarts.
i5c. pinis. 10c. SOC bottle Maple and Sugar
Syrup. lie. J. T. ID. Pyles IL stores
mh2J-2t
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The Schumann-Heink Concert.

With long program that would nave
exhausted almost any other singer. Nine
Schumann- Henk yesterday afternoon
gave recital at the Belasco Theater
which would have established her as the
most versatile of singers if such repu-
tation did not belong to her already. The
audience that crowded the playhouse was
enthusiastic from the start and was
reused even TO a higher pitch when the
singer gave the five English songs which
formed the fourth part of her program.
These WERE Nevin's The Rosary. Chad
wick's 20. Let Night Speak of Me" and
DANA Bonds His Lullaby" and
CAMS Love in Cottage Nine. Schu-
mann Heink was forced to repeat The
Rosary and sang it not alone with feel
ing. but also with emotion.
The first two parts of the program We're
entirely operate. being made up as fol-
lows: Rectative and aria ''Nitellia''> from
MoZart's Titus. aria from Saint Saens'
Sampson and Della" aria from Thomas
''Misnon. 'Waltrauten scene from
Wasner's "Goetterdaemerung.' recitative
and aria 'Adriano'' from Wagner $
.'Rienzi.''
In the third part was Brahms cycle o.
six gypsy songs. preceded by Schubert :
Die Allmacht'' and Schumann'S "Frueh-
lingsnacht.' In the gypsy songs the
artist showed great humor and smiled
broadly at the audience as it smiled back.
1t was altogether an unusual proceeding
at such an affair
The recitative and aria from the prison
scene of Meyerbeers lie Prophete"
closed the program. but the singer re-
Sponded to an encore with the drinking
sond from DoniZetti's 'Lucretia Borgia.
Mrs. katherine Hoffman was the &C
communist
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Personal to River Men.

Capt. r. Bailey Reed is in command of
the steamer Wakefield which left here
this morning with Capt. Van Cleaf G. O.
Carpinter and other officials of the Wash
ington and Potomac Steamboat Compa ny
anoard on an inspection tour along the
river. Chief Engineer JEFF Burnell is in
charge of the engine room of the steamer
Capt. Henry kendrick is i'm command
of the ferry line steamer I-ackawanna
on the route between this city and Alex
andria. He relieved Capt. James Marina
dixie last Monday afternoon.
Capt. Frank Taylor is in command IF
the tug NJ. Mitchell Davis of this city
which is in service on the Delaware river
capt Tally Fowkes is with Capt Davis
navigating officer
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DlTIG|HDN(G 1T(ORM|EW1TS

From little patches Of eczema. tester. milk
crust. psoriasis. etc, the skin. scalp. or
hands of infants, children. adults are in
stantly relieved and speedily cured. IN the ma
iority OF cases. by warm baths with Caticura
Soap and gentle anointings with Cuticu-a Ont-
ment the great Skin Cure. assisted. when neces-
sary by mild doses Of Cuticura Resolvent. Cuti-
cura Remedies are guaranteed absolutely pure:
Cuticura Soap t25cl to Cleanse the Skin, Cuti-
cura Ointment l50c, to Heal the Skin. ard Cuti-
cura Resolvent tsOc, Tor In the form ut Choeo-
late Coated Pills NC per vial of 60l to Purify
the Blood. Sold throughout the world. Potter
Drug i Chem. Corp. Sole Props. Boston Mass.
GyMaled free. Cuticura Book on Skin diseases.
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Persian Poets Course of Lectures.

The Persian poet and scholar, Mira
Ali-kuli Khan. who lectures tomorrow at
pm. at the Scottish Rite Hall. on Per
sian Women is to give course of four
lectures on various Persian poetic mystic
and social topics before a class of mem
bers of the Washington society. The
talks will be given at four private resi-
dences.
Saturday last. at the banquet given by
Gen. MorteZa Khan at the Persian lega-
ton. celebrating the anniversary of the
ancient Persian New Year day Mira
Ai1-kull Khan was introduced by. the min
lister to the distinguished guests and
made speech on the historical founda-
ton of the Persian New Year day. es-
tablished by King Jamsheed 5000 years
ago
That which adds to the attractiveness of
the Persian poets lecture is his complete
mastery of the English language
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DIES OF INJURIES.
Fireman Fatally Hurt by overturn-
inc of Locomotive.

News has been received in this city OF
the death of Fireman {. T.. Ehart at .
o'clock last evening at his home in Char
lottesville Va, OF injuries due to the over
turning OF a Southern railway locomotive
yesterday morning at Bealeton, Va. Fol
lowing the accident the injured fireman
was taken Immediately TO Charlottesville.
Conductor Lewis had his arm fractured,
it is said. while Engineer Robert Newman.
who was in charge of the engine. escaped
INJURY. The engine, which was known as
No. lo2O. was running backward and it is
stated was proceeding to Remington. four
miles distant. for the purpose of assist
ing another engine which had jumped the
rails
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-03-25
Arbor Day in the Public Schools

Arbor day Is 10 be observed i'm the
public schools Friday of this week. David
b. fairchild OF the Department of Agri-
culture has donated 100 Japanese flower
ing cherry trees, imported from japan.
The planting of tree at each buildjno
where the grounds permit will be Nh.
feature of the exercises Friday afternoon.
Al the Franklin building. at | ~ O'clock
that day. Mr.. Fairchild will give a taIk
on the cherry trees in Japan. illustrated
10y slides made in that country. Mrs
JGStina X. Hill. chairman of the school
garden committee. will preside
a special car on the Chevy Chase line
mas been provided to take a boy from
.asn sCiiooi 'oIiorroW morning 10 the sub
urban home of Mr.. Fairchild where in
structlons for planting the tree will he
given. The car will leave the loop a,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-03-25
Baby Boy Had
Itching HunDol'
Which Broke Out in Different
Places-Nothing Would Help
Him-Mother Almost in De-
spair = Skin Quickly Healed
Without Scar and Trouble
Has Never Returned.
SINCE USING GWT1GWRA
MWTMIER GIVES lT PRAISE

"Severa: months ago my little boy. now two
and a hall years old, began TO break out with
itching began to doctor him. and rs
got them healed mp in place they
would break ont in another. was almost in
despair. l could not get anything that would
help him. One evening read testimonial
from lady who had cured her little boy with
Cuticura. | began to the Cuticura Soap and
Cuticura Ointment and after using them three
times. the sores commenced to heal. he is
we'll. and not a is left on his body. They
have never returned left him with bad blood.
would think. Cuticurn Remedies are the
best l have tried, aud they surely
great. l shall always have them in rhe house.
handy. and shall highly recommend them TO any
one who Is suffering likewise. l cannot give
taem too much praise. Mrs. William Geeding.
1902 Washington ST. At.ica, Ind, July q. 1907 :"
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His Honor, the Mayor.

His Honor the Mayor, which comes
to the Columbia Theater next week. Is d
musical comedy with that clever come
dian. Harry Kelly in the principal role.
and Madelyn Marshall. a former vaude-
Vile favorite. contributing to the fun.'The
music is by Julian Edwards. composer of
Dolly Warden and Loves Lottery. in
which Nine. Schumann-Heink starred.
Bobby Barry and Hugh Fay are come
dians. but little less important than their
leader. and ably assist in making the
whole production amusing all the way
through large chorus and a pony ba'-
let are features of the entertainment.
while Harry kelly's eccentric dancing is
said TO be a show, i'll itself.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-03-25
$35 Suit to Order, S2S. so.

Favors for birthday parties. Gould's. 9th
mhc1-6
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THE Follies of 1907"

E'lorenz Ziegfeld. jr. S. sensational musl
cal revue. .FOllies of 1907" will return
to the New National Theater next week.
1t is wonderfully diversified and Iadi-
antIy presented entertainment, with cos
tuning and lighting effects, together with
novel stage equipments. Perhaps those
of our theaterSOers who were unable 10
secure standing room on the occasion OF
the former visit will have the best laugh,
for it will he. if not the last. the latest
..Yhe Follies of 1907 has been greatly
augmented since 1t was seen here before
All the old favorites, however. have been
retained. including Bickel and Watson,
Grace La Rue, Annabelle Whitford, Frank
Mayne. Grace Leigh, Marius Libby Flor
ence Tempest. Mile Dazie-considered by
many, Americas greatest dancer-ann
Miss Lucy Weston, England's character
coincidence
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-03-25
Tribute to Alexander Hamilton,

A meeting in tribute to Alexander Ham
ifon is TO be held this evening at the
New Willard Hotel under the auspices of
the Alexander Hamilton National Me-
mortal Association The service will be-
gin at S:11 o'clock and will be presided
over by the president of the organization
Mr.. Justice John NJ: Harlan. There will
be addresses by Justices Harlan and
Brewer. Senators Beverage and Brown
and Representative William Bourke
Cochran of New York. with musical Sc
lectiOns by Mr.. Otto Luebkert of this CITY
Interest is added to the meeting from
the fact that DR.. Allan McLane Hamilton
the celebrated alienist who Is a grandson
OF Alexander Hamilton. will be present,
and bust of the celebrated statesman
by William Ordway Partridge will be
shown. .-....
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Do You Want to Sell Your Business p

BUSINESS opportunities are constantly
being sought. Perhaps one man wants
TO buy. another to sell. How shall they
make it known? There is one plain an
swer-an advertisement. which need not
be large.
Have YOU never noticed the list of bus;-
ness opportunities to be found daily on
the classified pages of The Evening STAR
A glance at this list will convince Won
that the business opportunity advertise
ment is used as medium for buyine and
selling. You will find there lunch rooms
barber shops, cigar stands pool rooms.
boarding houses. grocery and confection-
cry stores.in fact. no legitimate bust
ness is excluded.
If you want to buy or sell business of
any kind advertise the fact In The Star
Kate. 1 cent a word each day for fifteen
words or more. three times
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-03-25

at the piano. Washington has been al
forGed several opportunities to witness
the work of Melville Ellis. of great vogue
in this country. but the coming of Har-
ris will be in every way distinct novelty
Since his arrival in New York last Janu-
AIRY he has entertained all classes OF
audiences. from the ultra fashionable 10
he ultra -unfashonahle.'' and 1T is at
present an open question which class OF
audiences has enjoyed him most or
is preferred by him The concert to be
given al the Columbia next Tuesday aft
ernoon will be the beginning of series
of three the other two having been an
nounced for Sunday evenings. April -
and L.
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Amherst College Musical.

The next musical of the Amherst Col
leee Musical Association will he given In
the ballroom of the New Willard next
Monday evening. Mr.. 7. Arthur Smith of
l411 f street, who is handling the ad-
vance sale, reports splendid demand Tor
the best locations. The concert VIII be
at the hands of the banjo, mandolin and
glee clubs, and will begin promptly AT
O'Clock Monday evening. March 30. viii
be the only Amherst musical in Washing
ton this wear
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LOCAL MENTION.
ADJUSTMENTS TONIGHT.

National-Elsie Janis in THE Hoyden,"
Sis pm.
Columbia-A1iss Maxine Elliott in MY
self-Bettina" S:15 pm.
Belasco-Mme. Nazimova In "A DOH
House." Sis pm.
Cllases-The Romany Opera Compan!
and other vaudeville. Sis pm.
New Academy-Wrothe. Watson and
Arlington in Me, Him and j. SID pm
Maj estic-"Under Southern Skies. SID
pm.
Gayety-"The Blue Ribbon Girls. $40
pm.
New Lyceum-Frank B. Carr S Ihor-
ughbreds," SIS pm.
Convention Hail-Roller 81 ttlng. MORN
ing, afternoon and night.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-03-25

IS Smokecraft Cigar Bands
will entitle you to n check. See large al
In sporting section, Sundays Star.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-03-25

Kraemer's Fineza Recommended to
all Satisfying beneficial whisky. 49, eth
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"a Lucky Dog. "

Next weeks offering at the Majestic
will be the musical frivolity "A Lucky
Dog" with Frank Jones and Hilda Carrie
ar the head of the cast The plot of the
play is based on the trouble caused by
an American who steals the ring of de
sire from the goddess of Seva and ther
oives II to a charming young lady al
enrae ement ring. She throws 1t away
and Happy Holmes. the tramp. finds II
and gets himself into all kinds of ludi-
crols situations.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-03-25
7 HE I'll EAT E R .
1.-The Volt"

Eugene Walter. whose play, Paid in
Full is now running in New York. has
arranged for the production of his latest
play four-act drama entitled Ihe
Wolf" in which Ida Conquest and Will
liam Courtney play the leading roles. 1t
will be the offering at the Belasco Thea
ter next week The scenes are LAID IN lne
picturesque Hudson Bay country The
a,1 hor has utilized the strong, virile char
acter of the hardy pioneer battling for
iife's existence in country handicapped
bv rigorous climate and the lack of con-
yenienceS.
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EXCURSIONS TOMORROW.

Norfolk and Washington steamers for
Fort Monroe Norfolk. Newport News and
all points south every evening in the year
at $50 o'clock.
Electric trains from 18th street ana
PENNSYLVANIA avenue to Mount Vernon
hourly. 10 m. to - pm. Arlington ana
Alexandria every twenty minutes.
Ferry steamer Lackawanna TO AleXan-
dria every hour and a half from d a m.
to pm.
Steamer Charles Manchester for Mount
Vernon leaves 9TH street wharf at 10 a. m.
and 1. 15 pm
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-03-25
"The Cowboy Girl.

The musical melodrama THE Cowboy
Girl with Marie Flynn, singing and
dancing comedienne. in the title role, VIII
be the offering at the New Academy next
week. with the usual Tuesday matinee, a
souvenir matinee on Thursday and spe-
cial childrens matinee on Saturday
Ten musical numbers are introduced dur
ing the action of the piece. The cast.
which is exceptionally strong. is large
one and includes a chorus of show girls.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-03-25

In order 10 introduce their method of
teaching. Mr.. & Mrs. F. L. Benjamin will
distribute, free of charge, 100 violin books
Thursday. Mar 26. only, Pythian Temple,
1912 9th NV. betty l. & Mass. pm,
to boys or gIriss(6 to 20 years. whose APP
plications are not already on fileD present
ing this invitation, who Should be accom-
panied by parent or note stating child
will attend regularly Thursdays for the 8
months lessons. for which there will be no
charge. Violns furnished free at class
room. Expenses paid by annual carnivals.
mh2i-2t"
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Complimentary Entertainment.

The employees of the Peerless Electric
Company We're guests al a complimentary
ente tainment last evening at the resi-
dence Of |. +. Brown, president of the
company 1918 street. All of the en-
ployes of the company We're present with
members of their families. After a must
cal entertainment refreshments We're
served. II. S. Irwin. vice president of the
company, and Mrs. Irwin were also in at
tendance.
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The Chaffee Art Talks.

The two concluding talks in the series
of Saturday afternoon discourses being
given by Mrs. Albert H. Chaffee at the
Shoreham Hotel. have been announced
for Saturday of this week and Saturday
afternoon April T. ''Some French
Cathedrals' will be the subject this week.
10 be followed by Paris and the Louvre
Tickets may be secured at r. Arthur
Smiths.
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Stunning Grenadiers.

Chases next week will offer the Nine
Stunning Grenadiers, with Louise Tozier
and Maude Corbett as the special fea-
lures. and Walter &. Kelly, LAMBERT,
I ,ucv and Lucier Company, Lillian Shaw,
Bessie Valdare Troupe of Lady Cyclists,
Paul La CroiX and the motion pictures
The Nine Stunning Grenadiers Is
Jesse l.. Lasky production given with
immense success in London and Paris.
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Auction Sale New Rugs.

Beautiful! Wiltons. Administers. Rrns-
sells Seamless Wiltons, American Ofien-
tails. etc. in 9x12 and smaller sizes. Hart
ford Sanford Bigelow. Leedom- Rox-
bury and other standard weaves. strictly
all wool. new and perfect. A splendid OPP
portunity to carpet your home or office.
Come in and see these beautiful new car
pets Sale Friday morning. commencing
1890 Wilson & Mayors, auctioneers. 122'
and 1923 G. street
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Rifle Match of School Bows.

Plans for holding a rifle match among
the school boys of the District this spring
were discussed at a conference in the of
hce Of Capt. James f. oyster. president
of the board of education TODAY. Those
primarily interested in the project are
Lieut.. Col. r. j. Dimmick and Lieut. \
> Jones. secretary of the National Rifle
Association
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Dramatic and Musical.

II is announced that Mrs. Ellen Vockey
Seifert will give a dramatic and musical
recital at Carroll Institute next Monday
March so. She will gives scenes from
School for Scandal. Romeo and Ju-
liet' and original comiCai monologues
She will be assisted by good local talent
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-03-25

Bank Accounts of Every Character
are opened To best advantage with bank
ing dept of Union Trust Co. 18th and II
SITS. Interest on all accounts, subject to
check. Capital and surplus. $2.2OO,O0u -
Advt.
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Last of shakespearean Lectures.

Arrangements have been completed for
Prof. Edward Howard Griggs to give the
las lecture of the Shakespearean series
AT the Church of Our Father. 18th and
|. streets. This evening at = o'clock. THE
Final Attitude-the Tempest" will be the
subject. In sthe estimation of Prof.
Gricgs The Tempest is the best express
sion of Shakespeare S final attitude
toward human life.
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Meeting of State Clubs.

call was made today for IA meeting
Of tine executive committee of the League
of Republican Clubs next Friday evening
at the Pennsylvania Club. 18th and X
streets, beginning at s O'Clock The call
is signed by the president. Gus A. SCHMIDT
and among the matters to be considered
will be the details for the annual dinner
of the league
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Six-Room Dwelling Sold

Moore < HILL incorporated real estate
brokers' have sold for Harry Wardman
to Samuel Adamson property :561 l0tlf
street northwest The property is a six
room. twO-story. bay-windoW brick with
lot 20 by over 100 Ieet Mr. Adamson
will occupy the house as a home The
price paid was $i."-u
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-03-25

Two coIored hoys participated in a fight
last night at the corner of Pennsylvania
avenue and 1th street. William Eweil.
one of the beiligerents. sustained a pain
ful injury over his right eye and was
taken to the Emergency Hospital. He
was unable to give The name of mis- as
sailant
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-03-25
Leslie Harris Recital.

Mr. Leslie Harris. a piano entert amer
of great repute abroad. will make his
first Washington appearance at the Co
lumbia Theater Tuesday afternoon.
March 81 under the local management Of
r. Arthur Smith. Mr. Harris is known
as one of the most popular entertainers
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-03-25

Complaints. - Subscribers who
fail to receive single copy Of The
Star should Immediately notify the
main office. Readers who are un-
able to purchase The Star at any
newsstand or on any railroad train
where 1t should be sold will con-
fer a favor by promptly reporting
the fact.
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Two Sleeping Cars for New York

The increased demand for space in
sleeping cars from Washington to New
York on midnight train at / 30 pm. has
made it necessary for the Baltimore and
Ohio 10 place two drawingroOm Sleeping
cars for the reception of passengers in
MON station at . pm. for this service
This affords ample opportunity for su-
perior accommodations-Adv
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Oil Heaters-Gas Radiators.
1904 G st. c. A. Muddiman & CO., 616 II st

Samuel Matthews. colored. twenty-One
years of age. residing at 3oS street
southwest was taken ill this morning
about : o'clock. He went TO the fourth
precinct police station and asked that he
he given assistance. The police had him
taken to the Emergency Hospital Tor
treatment.