marve~st V. . Nos= & "0NI,ist bU! abe ndM O OeUAW.

svt Wee. 1ITE A"D INTh N.W.

D 0 -

Dini RoomsCan be besatiled I the 0 magnif-nt D13130 BOOM EXTENSIONTA-ES we'U plaae m sale M3-Z).tV.There we occasinas in every business, Men Is VvMa -bringis shows

EXTRAORDINARY BAWMAIN OFFEING.Such rta oxetoT will ennfromt

the easer bnyerS that are suwre tothrozz our ato-re early Monday mors-law. Ana V:& waa to ie early,. too.for the"e TABLE4 may all be goby might.

AllSolid Oak

Ei-ension Tab:p.. hbrhly pohIthed andbeautifully finished. kver heard ofsoweh yricaa?

B 0ua 14 Table. X feet Q 7kg " F.'r Mondav ,-'m 89.75Regular *tuL.:n Taboe. 10 feet

."a" For Monday I.

Regular *It#.1) Table. 1' feet

wa ....... ...... ...... . 75

ANOTHEUSTYLEO

Antique Oak Extension Table. Alltain.Udd in the car load of Tableswhirb go on sale NONLDAT. Prices

0et as remarkable e thaoew abeve.R.1111a (10 Table. 8 feet

Fag. For MondayPegUlar 12&A M) able. 10 feet.

For m day 1775lawt..gularSXZ-O Tabe. 12 fet

VIS 9................qL~jbteom look at them if von want a

suberb DINIA0 ROOM Ta3rL Youdam' ed to by.

IDesksA leadingw factory. deciding t> reduce

the snmber of Ita patteras in ROLL-lOP DESKS. ofered uas et choles

.t their large stoek at 3W%6 PERCENT of the lowest fbernr priem.Meuce we bones ia car load quanti-tes becinim it wea indeed a ra op-pertunlty hat was offered OI. Allthese ROLL-TOP DS1 are made ofquartered oak, wtah beve ed 0am0as

an ..At rubed-pohiad .ILh.

*31'.O0 DESKS FOR..........23

.T.-) DIESE: FOR................ 2.2

350 DESKS FOR............... 3M50

W. can rve pew ay kind of aDESK aem weant W a ery &ee p. ifeA certain ROLL TOP DESK Ia beftg

r.vertised -oand town as £ cleat0-rryssa at S20.0 and an beingjworth WIN or d0. We always In-lend to bas the processom ia everyparticular. aL as you all know wealape lead for low vri-ea We'vebee. .ln, ski. .ame DESK atf.' Z.. and we'll take orders for itUO3DAY at that ASure

2s ADA F ST. N. W.

D.. SAMc. IMTaa T1

ElIectropciseV T1CTORY

lIfe w. rk of the em-inent Dr. Ii. S.aarhe.

who haa worked as the'aveatiao and per ection ofthia little Iaetratacat 31 on

eara II .s evident then thatIke Electropoise VICTORY wasnot the though~t of a mousenter aday or a month. but an ordinar-y lifetme of coatsat labo hoss researh

od muSad. The E3eetropolaeeSECTORYhaesprovelsedcally effieaciousSe the case of Catar. Aethma. Ia

Uhumaa. tndireatlon. Chilleand Fevea Stmal trwaubles, Kad-

s and Liver Dtiwaes.kc. hewea to est the 7.etroposseVICTORY fruin Dr. ianecbe'senly auhe'red Wahiag-Sen ajar... with propietar- to~ as to itsop leation from the1 .Yensor. Cill foeheof teet imou-

lis and ta-

WA.sUIToIO-s OxxY.? AGE3T.

929 F ST. N.WV.

MWs Leuman has studled gae Dr. Sanehe and Iaempetebt to give the proaperadvie.,

OeeheaS.12 to:2. 3bt&6p. n. 3t

Asrieraan's oetput eamily lead In thaeworld of Ginarham. You will and Amier-sna's Oteanes a every well-eegulazett Dry

tludieae-but not oeah daiafv 5atfeaand.. attrctare eeleriaue ae seera by we.We setect eur patteraS. ast critically. Meetether deiea Ste rum er lack taa..D) op im md seeor ceiectem et Ambeeoa'sabingham--4nfet -u esatore Lane vf N'aeh

IF YOU'RE PARTIGULAIe4aer themn hm a. Punctual delivery Ia

em elmiy. Another epeial- enaday-wlt be cAUDATIlOP-larue, wel-cubts-gened CASRATIOND. Seep ia and se thesmagents diestag.and eaen N you dentWant them. yea hee an seenerwa=

The A..isms Merraei uhirb we game mebatang as well as amul. They-e thevicem deeretae Lower. Pies aederaer.

A.ORU&IB!: 1224FS: N.W.

BTT VENYTUATION

FOR TEE SUMME MONTES.

On moam's thoarlt will eevince yan ofthe unefbses of ow

ADJUSTABLZ WINDOW SEZAl

Fn~umTour Windjw Shade when drawndown to ez-

elud, the ight alsoet oe' all ventilattoa.

THIS HAS BEEIN CHANGED.

With our fixture you ae enabled to drop theshade to any part of the window. thus givinglight and free ventilation with perfect privacyto your entire room.

TIis Siture canL be attached to any windowshade. esaly adjusted. strong and durable.Vlitour Upholstery Department and we will

show you how it works.

Complete irdy to put up 35...h.

unarkeepers in need of SPRING and SUM-NER BED WEAR shou:d not forget the fact

that we carry the ma1Mst stock af SPREADSsad BLANKETS of say store in the city and atthe lowest prices.2 cases Manhatta= Spreads. Reduced from

90touL-.3cases B-atol Spreads. Reduced from Si to

S0r.

7 cases Elswcrth Srreads. Reuced from41.15 to 95c.

2 see Bates Spreads. Reduced from 91.40to $1.13.3 cases Howard Spreads. Reduced from91.50fJ *1.2a3 c- MagnoliaSpreads. Reduaed from

91-75 to $1.43,3eaRsedaleCriblSpreads. 4.5e. 7-4.

1 case colored liteeline Marsefles Spres.,fhat colors. o blue. smon. pink ad e.ary.

Reduced from S3.0 to 4a2.,Also a large line of WHITE MARSEIr.-7

SPREADS at lowest prices.A large aesortment of LAP ROBES for.ring ad .ummer wear. Jersey lin. andmomle cloth.

On asl today".5.000yardsof24-inchWRITEEMBROIDERY FLOUNCIEG. woath 50. s.Irk- Chasme

25c. per,."

LAincBRGD"RROC g

420. 4= 4-4. "26TZ "T. sao

St ?,oU~.. IO PARASOLS IN ALL nZWAt LVT'rRELL'S.

P,.Zw 'Ih . * and Pa. sve.

TheElectropoise

INSOMNIA.CONSTIPATION.

LIVER COMPLAINTS.KIDNEY TROUBLES.

SPINAL DISEASES.e.. be.Also

Pariles the bloodand is uarseg'vd as

a spring tonic.aII for testimntalsof gratmol people

eerywhere.

AnrANTnc EL~cnaO,0r.E CO..1405 NEW YE ATE. t

Ladie' Saillors.Q~a.t --h.e ah hs .,rin, .. ....

for ladles and missee will be lmfge broad-brim .tr.. Sano,.. We ha.. al thelatest Amer.... 4 Em..,e. ...0,...a,

905 PA. AvE N.W. ...D B.e~aerm Glsghamst7c..worth 10o.as&w x "' at an Pa. are.

000 00000000000000

00

8 "Things." 80

( f AND SES I s e t. Oidf snse. Hard wheat to the'-

best kind of wheat. Rot all 0

0 wheat e s ho ard, hut eau goedo0 whe bst hrdwetI h ol

- aeAN.1 quality of Mtnneaotaandt DaketA Wheat. This is the kind0

() " wim-a tha -ah- the celerate 0

90O

O - 0II E 80-ce.t a 2. at .he 0O ----- "C------ "0

-)Pa a you--- satan b. etAa. 0

0 ~. .aybe ye. hae..tta... awful00 - th e---l hoe for. ye .a,o you-l bensue and aske yea m a

0 00 W M. M.(hLT.,& (1... Oo e-. let - m~. a.. . n Oi

j00000000000000(A i L. "O0**AnE=SMSA

DDA

416 7T ST.NO CREDIT. QUICK SALES. EMALL POfIto.

Novel efects Is Millinery at popular pries.

Trunks and Traveling R at maney-saving p.e1m.lae Curtains. Pvrtiere. Russ-pring barinaas,

LAseetd Bok Department in the ety-all book.atcut priem.sale agetat fm Weshtingto of tbe famoes Butler-

milk Complesion Boap-3 cake 23c.

REATSlLKVALUES.

IT'S A GREAT BILK SEASON. ANDRIGHT AT TUE HEIGHT OF THEIRPOPULARITY. WHEN YOU WANTSILKS. WE OFF'A YOU SOME VERYEXTRAORDINARY VALUES. IT'S LIKESO MUCH MONE'IyTI INTO YOURPOCKET. BUT WE BOUGHT SILKS ATTHE RIGHT TIME. BEFoRE THE AD-VANCE SET IN. AND. AS USUAL. OURCUSTOMERS GET THE BENEFIT OFOr SAVINGS IN PRICE. NOW I8IRE RIGHT TIME FOR YOU TO BUTHERE. W'LL SEE IF YOU ARE ASQUICK TO TAKE ADVANTAGE OF AGOOD THING AS WE ARE.

@Domngesatfle &acanlaFOR DRESSES AND WAISTS.FITREMELY POPTLAI.. ANDWE HAVE ALL THE DESIRA-BLECoMBINATIONS. WE CANMATCHYOURDRESS. VALUE.0E. "a............................ 753.

CHANGEABLE AND PLAINEFFECTS. VERY DFSII:ABLEFOR WAISTS AND TRIM-WINGS. TiHE POPULA.R COL- <ORS ARE HERE...... ......

9aeaoffi maga @hoaesoPRINTED. INCLUDING

STRIIF.D WASH STIRS.ThISSEASON'S IMPORTATIONS.BEAUTIFUL FLORAL ANDOTHER DESIGNS., .......... 7

[@qMTMl0MceZ.EXTRA QUALITY IN ALL TE(Z

POPULAR TEADES................ I O

BLACK BENGALINES. BESTVALUES OF OUR DItECT IM-PORTATION. SLO. SL25 AND*1.50YARD.

JAPANESE AND CREPE DECHINKS.

24 AND27-INCH WIDE WATrR.PROOF JAPANESE SILKS. WAR-RANTED NOT TO SPOT.......... 73. AND 8LO0

22-INCE CREPE DE CHIN'-S INLIGHT SHADES. SPLE' IDVALUE........................

416 7TH ST. a6

SPECIAL BARGAINSIN

FEaDolDovaEF0Ulr[E[ID [M2@OF MY OWN DIRECT IMPORTATION.

SBlark Lesther Satchelq morn-co Huead fited4with three cut-irlas. boutes. for oth and nail)0"0clon and powder. mirror, hair brpih.comb a file. button kook and paper cutter.

Reguileprlce. $7.50. Now $4.50.~Turey MooccoSatchel. fitted as above, withUceoaade n outside pocket

Reolarprice. $10.50. Now $6.50.2O-Inh Gladstonedag. fitted with 3 cut-glass~Itoilet bottles, msap dimh cloth and hair brusches.mirror, razor, ohaving 6rush. cutlery pad, wtinail file. scissors and button hook.

Regular price. $30.00. Now $20.00..nTurkey Mo-oore Victoria Baw- wlth 4atrlnsiler-to c utis toilt botls old tworyb'

se. huawlt car ca. t'aver soier. portfolio,

Reguar pric. $50.00. Now $35.00.it"d?''o., w**haivor, mhanlesara

Ee riee. .9,65. Now $45.TUB FINEST AND LARGEST STOCK OF

Ever shown In Washinartan.AL.LIGATOR SATCHELS.

From $1.40 ., to$18.GRAIN LEATHER SATCHEL..

rrom $1.25 $10.ALLIGATOR 'jiLADOTONE BAG..From S8.50

p to$28.GRAIN LEATHER GLADSTONER

From $2.75 upto $18.

Heeyou will dnt eveyhigin lether for travelea

TOP]HAW'STRUNK AND LaEATHER GFOODS

MANUPACTORY.1231 PA. AVE. N.W.

Rave your Trunke repaired now. 14

stIDMTAYWR OPEN ATn MTIEBOT

way. Mils. Mo, Also her pupsi1. Mas5 trna e.

A H8opitalFor Horses.

Themay advantageaderived fromsboardingma's Sue boe..esila a thereseAlp equippedand eyaramiu imageds instItutIon forhertes Is msere forcibly apparent with everyvisia te DOWNKK'S MAMMOTR andMODERN ESTABLIBREENT. Dowaar' habuilt and **.ted up'' a eperate buandtngner by his meda buslneame eapreesly formmrels ad properly ewner fr SICENORSES. It's amarveloms how mush msenasadly herses get well wham esed for In saaIsists ef this kind! Xe dreughts, us

emmibut plenty atAmhaS ent earn-ea~a. Espateaced am are ta ataudan-aight and day, whe koew -us whAt to 4.wham a herse bs he slob.

an anbeamAss year be bosses atBowae'I yeare uremede a ame adeaststy besssmey sessessin hahuUhe preeey weed per, edh er well.m.upr Sireuts, ea Jas Asess and

,'edNei dedw. -br Aetrmuessaespe's.

De~qwnur. uouse Fir H0..

WOODWARD a LOTIP,ROTE. UT AMl P52M. 3.U

AN 1300TANT Sm.aIn

DRESS 0008D DEPARTMENT,MONDAY. ARIL 10.

zeery on of our Mees Goods moeem n

bolds good thingm special beraan.at all times.It may prott yOU to .4-k Sginng them. Nowand then some etra special. snething awayout of the uasual. istfond. Baneisan ea.ample:The result of a reet pesease O-

ables us to offer the following thrum nodSSpecialties in

DSzss STUps.Each Is a rare b ain. this asmen's output.and the quantity is limited and cannot be du.plicated.

AT 20c.A Half-wool Fabric. In new spring coleeings

and combinationa-stripes, checks and plalde.Regular 27%e. qua:ity. for

-20. yard.-

AT 37M.Diagonal Checks. in shades of ten and grey.

37 Inches wide. Regular 50s. quality. for--31. yard.-

AT S.

Ip Sack or Panama Novelty. in a variety ofshadings. & inches wide. Regular 7)c. qual-ity. for

--50c. yard.-t1st foor.......................101h &t bldg.)

HIGH-CLAss CoToy Goo..The brightest imagination could not pieture

the successes in patterns and colors shown bythese pretty stuffs. Color heretofore thoughtesacred to silk and wool ae now meen incotton.FEAST YOUR EYES 03 THESE 3ORDAT.SWIVEL SILK-So called on account of its

peculiar dsagn. A new lot of th"s fabria hasjut been receIved. embracing a coomplete lineof coloriaga. It will be emlatem omly a veryfew days. however, as these goods al muchfaster than the manufacturer eam paedue.them, although the mlls are kept runningRUMht and day in order to meet s far as poei-ble. the demand from all over the country. -?inches wide.

--4Ms yord.-

LACE STRIPES-Pink, lavender. blue andgreen. 27 inches wide.

-73*. yard.-

ZOECELIN'S ORGANDIA-platn andSorel designe-many new -hadlnpf 31 Inheswide.

-37ic. yard.-

KOECELIN'S PLUMETIS - handsome,Soral designs. small, medium and large a,

facts. 31 inches wide.---e. yard.-

SATINE AND SATIN DZOCXE-plaaolors., dots, check stripes and dainty loraldesigns. These fabrics areruegainistheireOdpopularity. 31 inches wide.

-4. 35and 37%o. yrd.-

INDIA DII[ITT-e new ahipmnat ust In-neat designs. 30 inches wide.

--41e. and 37%e. Wd.-

LINN LAWN--emal Sgeues.N Inebeswide.

union line. 25. yrd.lure linen. U3e. wad.

SCOTCH GINGHAM-queliee and iviesalmoet innumerable.Whytlaw's. in plain colos, ehedka, etripee

and plaid'.-. good portion of them the blues,pinks, lavenders and greene s popular thisesen. 30 inches wide.

--25.. yrd.--Isace-strlped seph tiresely new weaves,

31 Inches wide.--81.. yard.-

Others in fancy weaves,-30.. 80s. and 88b. ard.-

(lat floor................. e..0hat. bidg.)

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F03 MAKIn Houu Am2ACT n.

Anelagant line of ealoringa and design inChina Silka for eeema. p4llow ceuinge,mantle and picture draperis. be. Uzeellentquality, figured. 31 ineb. for

--50h. yard.-liner qualtis-60c., 73.. and SI yard.

Pergaan LAmar. Stike. 81 Inches wide.---1.25lyard.--

Shadow efecttanChian mlks. 31 inabeswide,

--730. yard.-Japenees Orepe-white. blue ad utnk.

printed ia gold.-Ji~. yard.--

iaeneea C'.oth-all the new abed.s. DeainSIn gold-30 Inches wide.

---0e yard.-Two special lot. et Sola Pillows. uenumas

.--41.0 and 63.2.--Two special tot. et Nead Res, umsen

values at

--80and 1h.--(3foo$0r--.............M.bg.)

T.5 "Ch!rol, OSInG MACau3.--819.50.-

Including a fuRai et .ano... - Made ofthe bea matas ad getemed dr Eve

Seer.....................3 0. MM)

Wotcaui3 & Le.,..

WGDWARD AND LOTHIP,301L.11TEAND 7 ts. .W.

lurOSTA31 UaLTar Nmw.

Wemeug .meeerm biwsa, ecews.

befd smaluy UmaMOed to afnmi ur

EETAORDINART CSnIAL SALE

0

MANUFACTURERS'REMNANTS

OF

UPHGLSTERY GODS,MONDAY. APm. 10,AND FOLLOWING DAYS.

Th. preat number of inquiies folewing the

lolase cc Manaumotre, Esmemnts fs "

when we'd have anothr leads us to benes

ait osing win at with ageadyImeeme.

To thos who have not attended one of these

sales we would say: This great coletic toI&

eludes

"PICEs. OR "SAXPLES-

IN SIZES FROM 22 INCHES SQUARE UP

TO 39 YARD LENGTHS OF

S.. WOOL AND COTTN TpsmmEs.

BOCATEL.E. SAN DAMASs.

VELOURS. SI... MUsuS. MADRASESAND ALL KINDS OF

DaRA M EATRIALI,

EVERY LOT OF DRUMMERS* SAMPLEU,EVERY MILLS ACCUMULATION OF ODD

LOTS OF CURTAINS AND SHORT ENDS

OF PIECE GOODSTHAT WE COULD FIND.

TOGETHER WITH OUR OWN STOCK OF

REMNANTS. MAKING THIS THE LARG-

EST AND XOST IIPORTANT SALE OF

THIS OrARAsTERWE EVER HELD.

WE PROMISETOC A SATING OF FULLY

RALTTRE 1ECE PRICK O EVERY REM-

Sale begins at S a'c:W.

AT TEN CENTSt

Sample pieces of Madram NMsE.. deiss-

striped SIlk e.. In ses large enough for

eAh eriains, aplashers, seerfe, ea.

-C.eAt 10C.-

AT VTEZN CENTS:

LAger and Saer slecem of Madre, Caan-egt

Muslia. be.

-.Coi..e 15c.-

AT TWENTT-FIVE CENTS:

eesiats of Tapestry. Laceand Madse mC.-

taft Ends. "e

--am. t. 25c.-

AT TEIRTT-FIVE CENTS:

Estis line ead mpgrseessaSMadres Car

taa End. be.,

.-Ciesfo 5C.-

AT IlTT CENT~S

Sample piece. of Bik and Wool Tapestee,

Velouu., be.

.-hef.e.50C..-AT SETENTY-lIVE CETE:

Zarger andEmie sees et Telous, Tepee-

-slCub 7C..

AT 01.50 TO 510:

An Wacotet's aemele line of Tapeatrie.

bor W% o3 sa. amdalstiatOdd Silk Car-

tains emulal dsirbl~e Atmantal draperie.

--.oCeiste $1.50 0, $10.-

A iadi' aeeum=latieaot odd sa temperfeci

lois. elngle patam and half gairec eat ie

Petisere. We hae asseted them Itot two

lot, fausesm:

Weeh U75 to6.00pair

Ce.., $1.45 ..

caub... 82.50 .

a.-

ie lee to 0.Rg mSu

*.. 1.50 $4.00.

23eW. -o AUDn 525. L..

E1;mem, -ANsqed Pflfsring biWeahe ae.. 3Eapate.se eez~sa uesaa = sesuosa or in

SerMsass to 3KTZmm ast-rnacrm-rulnseam O Am VNerseAr=osr.

The investigatles Int the workings of theweather bureau was continued at the Agriel.tUral Departmsnt yesterday afternoon. Atthough it asted nearly two hoeur no startlingfete weoe developed and most of the attentiosaf Assistant Attorney Gewasl Colby ad ChielClerk NoCeaig was devotsd to a further consideration of the ftee already gone over.

Iserstery Maoren eame into Mr. MeCut'room and emained thee for some time as nwintareeted witness, though he did not takevery active part in the hearing. He happaueto be presset when Gen. Colby was quastleniagHopfenmaier. the junk dealer who bought tiarticles from Capt. Braunon that were said t4have been stolen from the weather bureauHopfenmater made a very good impression athe hearing, althaugh he seemed very mucaverse to the publicity this cae habrought him. He insisted that if the goodware staken he had no reason to believ,it. Part of hisbe's was the purchase ocondemned property r the government dopartaments and he smpposed that all that eamnfrom the weather bureau hod been properl]condemned. He averred that he had alwayendeavored to he as be put it, "an honesjunk dealer, though high moral characters anvery rare in that profession."

WRAT IFLLIYAN amiD.John Sullivan was the first witness called t6

the stand. He has been a laborer in thweather bureau for eleven years. He maid theon the morning of December 17. 1M92. twvwaon called at the bureau. Mr. Hopfenmaier's two men were with the wagons. anthey said they were sent for some old typebelting and copper wire. About eaven boxewere placed in the wages. They were in jshed where all the property was ket that weto be condemned and old at public auctionThe men with the wagons mid that this okstaff had been sold by Capt. Brannon.That same morning. witnese continued. CaptBrannon told him that the wagon wonuid be allater for old paper, but he told Brannon the

he thought not. as the wagons had already beesiup. On the 22d of the same month the wagon,came again after some old type and paperThis laist stuff was taken from the paper sand not from the condemned shaed. The twqsheds adjoin. Witness remembered having seeta roil of linoleum removed from the place.Last fall Capt. Brannon returned from thmwest and he overheard Capt. airannon remarlto Capt. Stone that there had been a good desof stealing going on in his absence and if hhad not come back when he did the buildingmight have been taken away as well. On 0otober 20 witnems found about 40 pounds otype and some belting near the printing oiciand he called the attention of the storekeepeito it and asked where he wanted it stored. ItDecember he law Won. Plummer packing thensame boxesand asked him where they were goingPlummer did not know and witness told binthey were going to Hopfenmaler's. Sullivaimaid that he met Brannon in front of Horfen-maier's place. Brannon asked him if he wakeeping a watch on hims. Sullivan told hinthat he was not; this was to throw him of hiiguard. Witness had never had any dificultwith Brannon except once when it was in connectiom with the eondition of the horea' backin the stable.Watness said that about a year ago 2.41

pounds of new ledgers were taken from a she.and turned over to Brannon by Ryan and theawere put in bags by Ropfenaier's men antcarted away. Further, Sullivan soid that i3one year 25,000 pounds of books were remotecby Brannon's directions to Hopfenmaisr'pUae. They were old records and wesold as old paper. The unused bookwere marked with the name of thisignal service and this was after thMweather bureau was turned over to the Agrieltural Department. A stone step belongingto the main building and about fifteen arostringers were also sold at Brannon's directionsSome waxed paper was also sold to Hopfenmaier as waste paper, Brannon giving as a reason that it was of no use to the bureau.

TI eTONa star.James E Kerr, a' gardener in the employ o

the government mince 1861. was next called. Hwas asked about the stone step that was re

moved from the weather bureau, but said thehe knew nothing about it. He had seen it, budid not know anything about its being takeiaway, and "would like to see the man thecould say he did."That was all for Mr. Kerr, and Win. Plummer

a colored laborer at the bureau, was put upo.the anxious bench. He told of has havinspacked about seven boxes of type at the direction of Mr. Ryan. )id not know what becamiof it. He also packed the waxed paper anplaced it in Capt. Brannon's room, urder thiImpression that it was to be sent out to some othe stations. He did not know whether or aolit was condemned goods.

NI. nopFExm 'saTsTIRoWT.Louis Hopfenmaier, the hide and junk deal

who plays such a prominent if uncertain parin this investigation, maid that in answer to o

telephone message he went to Ryan's house oiM street. R-yan told him that he had somgoods for sale and he went down into the cellarwhere he found a considerable amount of stationery, drawing paper, wri* paper, penand pencils. Ryan. whom he known at tbweather bureau, maid that he wanted to sell tbgoods right away. The stationery was new anin the original package.. It was weather buresu paper and witness refused to have anything tojlo with it. Ryan's explanataon of hipossession of all this stuff was that it was marplus matter and had been givea to him by cdicials of the bureau.

"That's a new wayof disposing of a surplus,'remarked Sesretarv Morton. Every one smiledfor this was the hrtbrisk in a rather uniateresting hearing.As to the removal of the type, Mr. Hopfen

mater stated in the most emphatie mnanner thehe had never taken a single pound of tyefrosthe weather bureau. If any one said headadwas a deliberate falsehood. Furthermore. bhad never had two waguas at the westhebureau at the same time. There had nevebeen enough goods to remove at one time to require two wagons. A to the molds for printersrollers he had never, to the beet et his knowiedge, purchesed any. Hopfenamr smad thehe made It a rule in dealing with the departmonte to pay in chmchs,to avoid any quistion aall, but Capt. Brannon objected to this em tbground that It was inconvenaent to bother wilcashngr checks for smal sumsa. lbs only cheelhe mada was in favor of Capt. Stains. In Ibother transactions he paid cash ad the meo.was handed over to Capt. Brannon.Hopfe-mat tham tequmsted periand.u t

smake a etatemsent to ihow his eemneotion witiBrannon. Whsm Brannon was in the PoeOdica Departament he was in the junk basinesas well, and Hlopfenmaler raised the point thehe should pay a junk dealers leens, and thimade an unpleasant feln etwesm the.Their relations had beam st iIn the liae abunss and he wished new he hdnever heiany atall.

"'There is commdswable of the Dutek abcsame," said Hepfemaasr. "I don't oftsm foegive and I never forget. I never went to mahim, for he always came to ee me whem he hes

mthnto eml. There have been a number.ootiukdealers, and I ds't ese whyI shoal

besigeoutfrom allof thema. I have movehdaydealings with amy other empteye of thwahrbureau."

Allen Spencer, tes colored driver of the malwagon flor the bureau, teetised that he carrissome eases ad rag to Capt. Branon's hemsThen he brought som goods beck, but eaalinot say whether it was all,ashekaptneeeesaHe did rseber, however, that he nevebro'o the easeshback. eeoeldanotbesu

but eeone else had teia them healiH. never took any artselse to the homse et an;.ether ediletofthe weather basema.

A P3acftenesanc=.Detectie inlh=d Weeden was them esfled tI

tiR whet he knew of te ems in had. De tabofithesee, r oftehlt et line. and the aerest at the foremean at~pe t isp. Indslitases and Detective Zacey wee dnaIgtod ti

find eat about same arels. that wee -isafroms the weather baen. They hanme thatthjunk deale had -esae esadearahie preperty e the hoere. lbs baet Me he satBranme. was at Hepin andsm hams.wa ma drunk ~the eedd nem ahim. lhe nest day~s ~SstoWedthat he had said esm. t to EeIa uashat ten Dat16M..ama acig.s hdaeatasi ofme eesto se~t.

Mr.weeea enweeken to tbE of es aemesemifu asemi Ga ma~aada et 5ya.'s est

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LATUEM WATER MAEMS

ner theuey Cen be Estesied waer o

Capt. Derby has deneree 16 samer IMprovisions of 60 permit 8y3ten the wassdepartment wil be able to )ast double de wshof laying water mains.

It aD eame about from the inquiry Ia yt-day's lTas relative to the proper course to par-one to get a water main laid.As is weBl known the appropristiew 1r layt%

watet mains and doing other work is the Waterdepartment during the current decal yeramounted to but 090.000. The coustaa draisupe this fund has brought it down t 06,0.which will be used to lay new maine. Thereare over 12, applications for water ssies ewon file, and If the law of precedeare is followedthe lest one on the list may not be laid for twyears.At the euggston of Ta Ryan reporter yea%erdapt y laoked itle this matter and

dieoet a way to partialy remedy the da-culty. Taere are any number of appdicantswho are not only willing to pay cne-belf of thecoat of laying the mesia but wouldwiliingly stand the entire expense. Capt.Derby thinks that the permit 011-temn can lra arntlied to the remainitgmoney now on hand and today notiied the firsttwenty erpheants that if they mnade apphantaomwithin ten days the water dAepartament wouldpay one-half of the cost of laying the maine, Itas expected that the applicants will aad them-eaves of this opportunity to get a water mainwith alight coast and quickly consume the re-mining funda.Ile appropriation fer thie work the comingfieal year as the same. *A0.000. but it may be

that the Commissioners will mno it as a permitfund. and in that way be able to do all thework on the list.Those who do net desire to avail tbeiselves

of this offer to get their water mains laid im-mediately and pay one-half the cost thereforcan wait until the urgent eases are acted uronand then have the water department do the

I work gratias.2* 11T1E COt TS.

EQuItY Corar-Chief Joustie Tinghanm and.edies lagier mets Cor.

Yesterday lirame agt. lUramne; continission toget testimonv at hase Oty. Va.. ordered.l&rry agt. Werry: do. at liot iprings. Ark.Blagden agt. Blagden: Arthur Matthoewon ap-pointed guardian ad litem. Anbler act. Whi;-pie; muozi.n fixed for 10th instant. 'Harrisonagt. Harrison: divorce granted. Jacobs agt.Jacobs: injunction continued and alimonygranted.

PaouaTr CornT -Judge Iainer.Yesterday- -state of Marienne . Trueheart;

letters of admir.itration to tlara It. ItaldWin-bond #200. Estate of Michael Listos; do. telary Liston- bend ;?1,000. Estate of Orris W.Brown: do. to R. B. Brown-bond e2.i0O. E.tate of Edward Kane: do. to Julia E. Kame-bond $3.000. E.tate of James Norris: petitionfor probate of will W1ed. In re Paul H. Doug-la; Martba E. Carter apponted guarian-bond *1.(000. Estate of It. A. telig..on: AlieK. Selig-on to take rsonal propery. Estateof P. Kurnan; orrer resoking letters tests-Ituntary. and letter, of adinaitratoo, withwall annexed. grarted to Joseplune N.ISanders-bond t7.003. In to N. J.Wight (infantl: order making alowanea.In te Albert Miller (infant'; do.Estate of Thos. W. Phillips: will atmitted toprobate and letters issued to Josep& l'hillips onspecial' bond of k 1.000. Estate of Erminia C.Worrell; letters of administration to Win. War-rell-bond #1.000. Estate of John A. Berger;

Iorder confirming auditor's report. Estate ofD. L. Morrison: Anal receipts of re-ideary leg-atees fled. Estate of Harriet 1. Newton: let-ters of administration to Minnie L. Newtos-bond @1.000. Estate of Jeremiah Lynch; willfiled with petition for probate and letters. Es-tate of Uriah Daley; notice of cavet Aled.Estate of Harriet Tracy Green; administratorrelieved at his own request and Jerome P.Johnson appointed-bond 010t. Estate of W.C. Taylor; will Aled. Estate of Temple lark;inventory fled. Estate of Joseph T. Scott; willadmitted to probate and letters tee.maestoyesued to Joseph Harper-beand em0.

An Waster Seg Se iee.Plymouth Congregational Church was weR

filled last night with an appreciative audience.the occasion being an Easter eong service.Quite a large sum of money was realised by theeffort. The special features of the programwere the selections br the Metropolitan A. .E. shoir, the Amphion Glee Club, which m anexcellent organzatio; the Plymouth choir andthe solo by Mr. J. Henry Lewi. who has a Gastenor voice under good controL

The Insagural Fand Surplus.The Anal meeting of the general comltlee

in charge of the inaugral arrangemeats will beheld at the Arlington Hotel co the evening ofApril 17 ats The executive committee willmeet at the same place at 7 o'clok, whew theywill agree upon some recamendation as to thedisposition of the surplus, which is about65,000.

COmedy at It. Ellzabeth's.The comedy "Mr. Woodcock's Little Game"

was given last evening with considerable sue-ess at St. Elizabeth's fpera House. Mr. S.Hazen Bond taking the leading part in hisusual pleasing style. Kim Anuah . Fletcher,Miss Grace D. Parker, Kim Marian White, KimAgnes Brown. Mr. T. C. Tiptoe, Mr. CharlesN. Wake and Mr. W. H. Roneaville werealso Inthe cast and did very creditable work. A cok-eart preceded the play. Mr. Chas. N. Wahe. Mr.&. Hasen bond and Melille D. Measey takipart

Plse Shed at Marahatt Malt.The steamers Charles Macaleeter and 3iver

Qaeen will ake two tripe to Marshall Hail to-morrow, leaving their wharf at 11 a... and2:45 p.m. On the graen lawns of the hall therewill be toand by those who make the trip thetoothsome shad cooked in the anly way inwhich it should be eaten-roasted os a labefore the Ire. Epicures say that this letheonly way to treat the fish propierly ad Itsee-tainly cooks it in a dehicious maaner. Theplanked shed at Marshall Hall have becamenfamous all over the country and me strangerhaa ariht to come to Wambngtes awd geaway thout indulging in this luxury. Theride down to the hall he an escedlegly pises-ant one, as the steameres are well appeotedand every care as takes for the esoagert et the

Teeing but Prspesee.'Ehe Ninth Street Christian Charsh, esemr

5th and D streets northeast, oslebrated Ito ese-onel annivernary the p-s week. This churebbee had a remarkable growth. It ws ergnisediaAprll, '91, with isty-ive smembereframthe Veramost Avesue Chrutian Chureb and itmew has 355 names upos the rail at membe-aship. The avetage attendamce at Sundayachool hat year wa 2IP, and these are musethan smenolled Is the tieaier end JasierEndeavor So.ietis.The church is know on Capilel Hill a %e

ngpeople's church froma the large sum-ofeen peplewho attesd the services.

E. S. Bagbee. Frank Morriso., C. A. lIEaandA. . Bwenwere elected namabess th

emeldal board. The eengregatio sle etgreing its preset artrsandhaa sees to

pastor. Bev. E. B, Bagby, wi begin a twoweeks' revival srvice April 5.

As Omese Ealtis ea Esteats.The War Departement is interaeed that Idest.

Philip Hawley, formerly et the Ith infantry,who was diamai--d froms the ervice haot em-mer for duplicating his pay amset, ha em-listed In thearmy sea private. Last yea hedeserted from his post after being charged withduplicating his accounts. Be remained aafor three months. at the expiratioa erahttimne he was declared a deserter. Yeessseda

the recivedword thema Fort Sher-amma, thatthisoSeer has baeaditeewed

'ha oeof the --sa-an=me an amlistel mealdthat he had bmwe arrested and weati be turned, er to the airS estheritise fer taeal. This heama af the et eset ymceas whee an neerrdismised bae the asmy has see to eateragi by emnligie th amahe.

A e-a Tmm esaInn Maui.Armewtoma have es ms~ tar ten at

Inlin Heed today the new sspil-ss ga in-vested by C. W. Spamie, a mmer af ePratt A Whiney Campey ot Uavrted cane.This is the aese amplas ga hb esneMr. spe.e iru.Thelse are so af nide5 maspeateibvemMy by Kdom. Emm.stepetare Undisd etotes me, mmdmeummnme to enem m M

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chard to be hd t et eV esm Natm ewapssd *9 ,eaer- eeSvesay. As t"4

by the er ates lqmuet be the ta bemWard's e-dst ad aiesgeene atNo a"wabe two ho began f e bneg ft be fetwmed4 to Mase Ibis pat et 4U e ony ew eam.mit esiaide beftere taey.

Dan the P0as mne Wed 6ad been 4dblux ad writs"m umae uetsio ft bbilktheo" I le ,ittet ia a I"og eet af away, he bened is wte is withdrae be sem

at. W he en auses ta her d4mhe the VOnde he bed emad.1e letters sere tarmed over to Er. . s

Thomm. conaMaN for Mm. Wer. and be easthasband wee gq-s to Uadersead tata mense.cilation wee psable. Tbe h.usbamn e

guts te en fiake eImony mee QMure. beeh. dd aot%aed bimsef Op b o-tUa.tl. gad bed so dobt eep&awef Would som be a ues wtRne.lially the eaftrtauste men was tefsmedthat the divore case woW be cailed beat

J0deP CoX yesterday mar.i ng .. Th Wenmeee IO tA deprue hAm. ad. No myother rersoes, he attempted to bems 66 earoe in rum.His conduct, "are t his rieds any aethat of a maer who bad lost hi reses. e es

letters ir~t by hum to hi. wife. ther wey benfu --rt evideneof hi, a tled wsam' atnunid.

As publihed in eesterday' ftaa %be bdof the lead maln wW taen, to the .adertkangeatabiahment of Mr. J. UjiUlam Lem as Peas.Gay aniA arenute iad after *" pe" d grbunal it was reaed to h ~ t EifWard. No. 1234 th street Mortiwest. ns fa-eral WIII take plac tonnerrow aftereons at a0 clock. It is the desare of Mm. Weed to basethe suaeral as private as p-imbi. a d oil"th^ . %beI-era aill be selected rem theMa1onie order. the. Flks anad other sedtim,they will be pere-nal frends a be desesi.'le ee.- ValIte emadacted by Be. J. J.

Muar of t'n E tutreet itantust (tmebs. @&& bemtermsst willbe made a Keck Qael

ne Ia, Alissmm.ChWi Jnue. Dingham yesterday dAsi

that Thomas E. Jacoba. the navy yesg mahiemwho recentlT applied for a divoreement pay bb

ife almony of (33 a month antil be ee isdecae. Mrs. Jacobs was enjeined em M.pining of the hon MAd tat aA4 ether galgut

id an her name.

Sma s~ niets E1mpet ess.e E m.Br the aill of the IiteJeremiah Lyie, NA

yesterday. the Broodamud athetae C'ina greceive eventusliy mst of the estata, te goleaees the property with the idow jen ha'deth or reularriage. Thea two uephebss ena aiece all wnrecee #1," each and e V"will be held in trust by liahep Emmen %V &

tmang"s ras." ter ret Asem.Seweral daye age Jamthan 3. Qwence am

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