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U on THE RACEsl
Our proverbial success at washtn and BALTIC. meet
wei k sga and i i :Sfsn p e say as usual
We have siven The msjority Of the SHORT HORSES
o.
VIZ seG dSilRs is f PRoM TsScK
to all our patrons very I.ATissT INFoRXATIoN
NE EXx EGSIIE C sosIMTsIoNs
AT track for parties unable TO attend
''' GOODWIN BROS,
my4-2t Room Sc, Riggs House.
A LBAUGHs GRAND OPERA HOUSE
GRAND OPERA IN ENGLISH.
TONIGHT. AT S,
FAREWELL PERFORMANCE
OF THE
AMERICAN OPERA COMPANY,
Under the Musical Direction Of
THEODORE THO3IAS
THE FLYING DUTCHMAN
THE UNRIvALED THOMAS ORCHESTRA.
One hundred in the Grand Chorus
Grand Ballet of Eighty Dancers
Elaborate Costumes and Scenery.
Monday Evening May 10. Opening of the Summer
Season. Sale of seats begins Thursday.
JEANNE WINSTON OPERA co. my5
NATIONAL RIFLES ARMoRY, FRIDAY EVE.
WARD {. Gill. with the following array Of talent
The Franz Abt Club,
Hermann Rtkeman, violinist:
r. j. baritone,
Edwin H. Alien, reader:
Prof. j. K Conner ventrilouuist:
Siiison If-hanan. tenor.
MT Tim Murphy in imitations
Beethoven onarleIt. Prof waldecker and Neuheiser.
my4-4ts
4 LBAUGHs GRAND OPERA HOUSE
FRIDAY EVENING May7.
sHs ssas: r sh
BY an Excellent Washington Cast
Mr. VeS1nees SON OF HON. Daniel & K " Voor
bees has also kindly to assist by rendering
shest al Brentano's, cor. 11th SC and Pa av. apo
NEW NATIONAL TIIEArER
ONE Week. commencing Monday. Mays
ONLY MATINEE SATURDAY
THE COMEDY EVENT OF THE YEAR
The Distinguished American Actress
MRS. JOHN DREW,
Al the first production la Washington Of W. 8
Gubcrt's Most Successful Comedy,
ENGAGED"
Ms 3 s GSTpx SfgSmgaUy q Arss
Soh e. fl Ms sfbSk:y M Eow + kEl-
SIS LoTIsh Pa kcE: Mss
Miss aIIeE AkNGP PFEs.
MR. s1DSEY DREW.
Next Week
MeSIsH. JOHNSON AND sLAv1s's MINISTRIES.
JOHN O'BRIEN's
NEW GREAT METROPOLITAN
CIRCUS AND MENAGERIE,
Ten times the largest and best TEN-CENT Show on
earn open every afternoon and night this week on
the
CAPITOL PARK BASEBALL GROUNDS
Entrance corner street and New Jersey avenue
ADMISSION To ALL ONLY 10 CENTS.
Choice Reserved Upholstered Chairs % cents cxtra
Capacity of Pavilion, 20, 900. Absolutely the best
one-rlny ircls In the world Splendid menagerie,
iuii OF rare Mid animals besides twelve performing
elephants Every department. strictly moral and first
class.
Immense and overwhelming success $4,000 de
lighted people III aiten dance the opening night.
Everybody says Ii is the largest and best popular
price show ever seen slice the world began m4-4t
1NIR>r GRAND BENEFIT, UNDER THE AU.
u spices OF Washington Division No. /, Uniform
Rank knights of Pythi,s at Albaugls Grand Opera
HOUSE Tht RSDAY EVENING, NAY q, 1856 on
which occasion Otheo will be rendered fol low
baegh. Mrs J. W. Albaugh, Mrs James Davis and
other DISTINGUISHED artists Tickets 81 exchange
able AZ box office without extra charge General AL
mission. 5Uc, To be had at Brent.nos' Book Store
Whiihands Cigar Store and members of the Division
ny3-It~
HEHlzOG's NINTH STREET OPERA HOUSE
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PRoMoTED.-William r. Frisbie has been pro-
noted TO be principal examiner in the Pension
office, at salary OF 50 900 per annum.
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hILLED BY HIS COACHMAN.-The United
States consul at Guaymas reports to the De-
partment of State that on the 9th of April last
:. Z. Benham, an American citizen, late super
lntendent OF the Copper King mining company
At Canamas, was shot and killed by his own
coacnman during an alteration. His effects
nave been taken charge OF by his wife, The as
saSsin, frederick Sweet, also an American, is in
full extent OF the law,
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EXCURSIONS.

MARSHALL HALL.
Steamer w. w. CORCORAN
VIII make daily excursions Marshall Hall and
Gymont, leaving at 10 am, arriving at Washington
at pm: Sundays rs per advertisement) The Old
Manor House at Marshall Hall fitted up with elegant
reception rooms for ladies and gentlemen, and meals
served q la carte.
Fruit milk. ice, ice cream and lunch supplied excur
sonists.
Fare for round trip 25 cents.
For chartersappy IL Steamer WV. Corcoran m -6m
TI1HE COSMOPOLITAN PARK. OAK GROVE
Il SUNNY WOODS),
Is now ready for sunday School and other Picnics
charitable Institutions can have the of the Park
n @y 81 sharseoy applying 70 Wills p,on,,o
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For the Spring and Summer of 1856. Send tor Pro
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or PARKER HOUSE. cor Al. and Pa ave-
Ear closed free of charge TO Sunday Schools and
NAorche~ ap19
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CAPT. CHAs. s. SMITH ordnance department.
has been ordered to proceed from this city to
the West Point foundry, Cold Springs, N. \ .,
and the South Boston iron works on public
business connected with the gun construction
unoer contract with those establishments.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-05-05

THE SEVENTEEN HUNDRED EMPLOYEES OF TIE
DEERING HARVESTER WORKS QUIT.
CHICAGO, May 5.-Anuther great strike was
fnaugurated this morning. The LOO men
employed in the Deerng harvester works
stopped work without notice or warning OF any
character, and without having made any de-
mands. The managers OF the works have asked
for police protection. The works are located In
the heart OF a district largely populated by Tor
eigners.
The railroad situation was further complI-
Gated this morning by "A strike OF all the freight
handlers on the Lake Shore road. The SWITCH
men on the same road also decided not I'D
handle any freight cars loaded by any persons
other than the strikers.
McCormick's reaper works started up this
morning with what was stated 10 be a pretty
iull force. Everything was peaceful out there.
in the early hours, a condition contributed 10
by the presence OF 100 policemen. One man
mounted "A lumber pile AT about 1880 o'clock
ana attempted 10 draw a crowd, but he wan
promptly suppressed and the crowd dispersed.
THE PULLMAN CAR SHOPS IDLE.
Three thousand men employed i'm the great
car shops at Pullman laid down their tools and
went out this morning, joining the 1, 900 who
quit yesterday. There are no men working in
the town to-day, except the men employed In
the truck shops, who do not number more than
500.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

To- REV. J. p. NEWMAN, D. D., WILL
80 deliver his great Lecture "The Buried Cities
or the East" at Waugh NJ E. Church. corner of Sd
and SITS me-. THIS "WEDNESDAY EVENING
]. Woodman-
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A LBAUGH's GRAND OPERA HOUSE.

FRIDAY EVENING, May Z,
And SATURDAY MATINEE
BENEFIT NEW FOUNDING ASYLUM.
9uberts Popular Comedy, q" ENGAGED"
BY All Excellent Washington Cast
Stag Manager. s. w. KEEN
Mr. j. II Voorhees,, son OF Hon. Daniel w. Voor.
bees. has also kindly to assist by rendering
one of his acting i'm presentations Tickets aud box
sheet at Brentano's cor. 11th SC and Pa ay ap2O
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LITERARY NOTES.

=. xv,,rs,n Biacxs forthcoming novel Is
.c.,s,a " that being the name OF the heroine ono 10
che laughter OF rich member OF farhame". "N 49,.
.Ss nnnv O; working among the poor To na'nso miS
che leave. her fathers house and hVes III iouee
80. viii FRS. apuoar In a series OF newspapers
R,smiufs famous work on education Is oe'as o..
,o,ea nv Mrs william Grey, an English a1tn'i'y VIZ WV
higher education OF wome' INV
be pGblishcd in Boston
~. a,,,or,zed English edition Of Karl MARKS D"'
" an,a," will be published in the autumn
~, w n Prime the literary executor OF oone'"'
,,c,ou., "a arranging the Generals Memoirs oi 'no
CIVIL War; and will bring them out early in INC ""'""''
n, Ierre. of Oxford. who has just pupnsneu a u'".
,ston q, the Ii HI " among Professor MAJ "
.acred hooks of the East, has in the press
The travels OF Fa Hicn, with notes inten'eo' nc cav
70 give readers some idea OF what buuo"'S"' ' 80
A, the end Of the volume the Chinese text "ccDrs "
. Co,n rscsn,.n received from Japan, Will DC TO-
,n,.d Itwss republished in Japan century aeo oS
,nonk DE- Lesge is also at work for further volumes
,ha sacred books on trauslatlons OF Lan- As-o anu
Chwang Tsze.
.Pendspnis will follow Vanity Far IN Tue ne"
che,, edition OF Jbaekeray's works
what Joaouin Miller has 10 ssy as to the writing OF
coerv anpears in the July L,pppinco ms year. ne
saws Goa wiling, shall stop wriths' anu iu ~
v.v take up the law again For man who writes con-
.,r as,not think much. And man who does not
,ir ,nroh opaht not TO have much to say. There Is
dnos,ion 10 senshness and eeotism in writing That Is
ru,uous 10 all men A man VINO makes proless'oh VI
writing poetry ought to die early For II he ives io"e
be will surely ser deeply Besides all ths' inc nc VI
legitimate poetry sUa that no man one u Try u
make his broad much less MAINTAIN Others on IL.
BYRON Dante Perarch, pouring their sublime sorrows
ont upon the world were hardly manly tniuk l. i'r
on, would not permit myself TO wall thus, even were !"
oosslble. for all the reuown Of this eartn' o'her
immortal go Is of song have selected war ana oeeor~e
a let OF cruel butchers through all the ages, so"'ns
dragons teeth in every sounding syllable "ou'u
.arve first Alexander the Great mourning AT baoyio"
beeause he could not make tie Greek Try grow on INC
ruins Of that old lightning -rlven town msh, ven VIC
celebrated IN song But it ia only now ana theh 'H"1
IVA ses things standing out like stars in the dark n9ht OF
eminept mems actions like this Ana so eoou song.
inspiring aud inspiret. must oi necessity DO i''
4, a, unvise man that would make his bread entiiey
nv Il much less bring up his family on It, And men,
with tne Bible Shakespeare and the BrowninsS, inc
world s not greatly in need OF moro poetry u II Is
Greatly in need Of more fruit, flowers and more
beautiful gardens"
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GeacIlcrs.

4 REST TEACHERS, Tutors and Govern
~ supplied without charge rACutN~ REGISTERED
irce MANY vacancies. lOIIn ior stamp, r. = AZ ny
American school Bureau West So y l.
AMERICAN AND FOREIGN TEACHERS
n AGENCY supplies Professors. Teachers Tutors ioS-
,r;cssts (OuecCs schools AMI ranilcs- AppNtl
b. -. NJ. j. YOC NG-f CLiON. . CAon Square
IL HESSE'S Teachers Agency removed TO
II F. l7thst Professors. each'rs, rec' mncnded to
and families Careful aNvce N choice OF bcs schoo
DRIVATE TUTOR Wanted q position as
private tutor ny graduate ri fa'g cole e exce mt
references Address p. H.. irbune ofce.
SCHFRMERIIORN'S Teachers Agcncy.-Old
- estan in United states Fstah islod sj5
J. ". sCHEEMtkHORN a Co. Lasi ith-st ~ J
T'EACHER-A highly educated voung Gc"-
French English mu .. pa ut n. Address
1tACuGIi. Tribune Era. Oh l53 shave.
rV'IE UNION TEACHERS AGENCY Supplies
4 schools VITA teachers teachers with positions . -
". y. kerr IL AstoI-lace y. y
WANTED. - First-cIas, French teacher
w Gladly early Wednesday u rning must have reier-
schools al i've gent errn or III crcut branch
es E.Mi1iIAM CuNRl EHE.
81 asst l7th-st.. bet lroaGway and ithave
NNOMAN'S EXCHANGE TEACHERS RU-
w RFAU for both sexcs supplies Professors Teachers
Muscans EousekeepIs. CompfloDs etc. 10
coeces Schools and families also NOOkkccDeiS SteIogrL
piers and Copvlsts 10 business firms
Mrs A. d. Il LIVER. 529 5th4ve.. Sew.York CITY.
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V,HE INTEREST, due July l. 1885. on the
folowug Bonds II be payable at tho Bans ing House
NJ kCU. .1Zr BR IulHS, No ~ Roadway kEquitaDie
BuIdingi, NewYofk
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Hur' County. Nebraska
D., Conrfy. ~ bra- q, sc hoo District NO.-l.
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Dingham county. aho fer Cent Funding
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Custer sountg, Montana .-..
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Nemaha Uunty. Ncb n ~hooi Dbtrct NO o.
Natura Land an cattle ,Vnpany.
Omaha City. hebtasAA
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scnooi District OF Grand Island, Nebraska
Son n Omaha Land ~ Indicate
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PIrrsBuEGn. CINCINNATI AND ST LOUIS RAILWAY
CoMPAAY OFFcs or INK IRkAsUkEh !
PilThBUkcn. A.. June IA. 1885
TINHE semi annual interest, due LIST proxim0,
on the Reg sarea xtended Bonds Of the steuboavile
and Indiana alroad Will be paid and a-r uy
National cay Sank OF New YORK irshsief
o''A' WI" ~ " JOHN +. DAVIDSON. Treasurer.
XVM. G.. SHELDON & CO., 4 Wall ST., will
w paw on July | Coupons and Interest a. follows
Cincinnati. Van Vert ana Michigan naiiioAa- Csntrs
DIVISION first MORTGAGE Bonds coupon III.
CinctnnalL Van aid Michigan hafoAsi Consona~teo
first Mortgage b0nds. coupon 4.
Little ana Fort Smith RAILWAY nrst mortgage Ian"
Grant Bonds, Coupon n 80
Little fort smith RsnvV. lnteresten co~psa
eogtaoeosaA
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Ncw ppbliCnl,ons
PUBLISHED THIS DAY.
CHEAP EDIllOl

DUBIISHED THIS DAY.
1 CHEAP EDITION
AFTER-DINNEk SrORI 5 FROM BALLAD.
,ora into rnpish bv MYNDART VERELSr, with an intro
Guction by EDGAR sALTUs.
l6u,o. paper cover Price 50 cents.
For sale by al sellers sent post ce upon re-
oeipt o. price bg the pub lsher
GEO. j. COOMBES.
BOOKSHELF. Importer and Publisher
20 TIthave.. Ne~-l ORR
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LAKE Gas Co.
CHICAGO. H.. June ~. 1881
vTyUE COUPONS OF rnE FIR>I NOR T.
l GAGF BONDS OF this company, due July l, 1885.
ma able AT the and savings bank OF hicaTo
r,i al.o be pad when due. tho Bank OF New-fork
N, b. A.. Ncw-io rk CiU. , =, u,,aoS
President
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NOTICE..

NTw.YOgK. June %. 1856.
The privilege OF red 20 all Shareholders OF cord Of the
Manhattan Ka iway Compa The IN dy ~ July lH'o
Of r1r cpang with tc ind ,aed In contract OF pnr
chase of STOCK an of the suburban R1pi Transit
COMPANY FROM the Jersey HTav Construction Com
pary winch Ia undertaken tructiOn OF part Of the
lines ~ the urban Company
Each o. said .tockhoders amount Of stock o.
the SUBURBAN Company equal PR cent OF his hold
ING. IN The Manhattan Rrwag Company. and an equal
amount Of the suburban COMPANY for
the same in nslalr onts ~ the work lrogres'es.
You are requested to monty Undersigned before
the l2th day Juy. in writing. stating your address,
II YOU wish u avail Yourself VI this privilege
Further particulars obtained upon APPLICATION to
the Undersigned
J. J. SLOCUM.
II Broadway. Room 80. New y ORR.
That stockholders avail Of the mentioned prlvi
lege the books " the irhata1 RAILWAY COMPANY NOW
closed FOR lend Of jay and which are to re-
open on July y close again July and reopen on
July I.
by order o. the Board OF Directors.
u. ". McwILLTAMs. Treasurer
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NETWORK. Tuesday June 90. 1884,
The following mode at the Exchange and
Room day:
By Paiyrhiid d De Wdiitsdrss.
2 2.siorv dwellings with Ots. >Os u ami - OIyer-
stns 1893 5 Oakst ots 25xloO; Kelly 81 SOC
Ry A j. Heecaer's ton & 70.
sale OF the Victor sewing Machine Companys prop
eTty NlddIetOwn. Conn. was withdia"n
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Jristructiou.
For Boys and Young Men-country.
HARVARD UNIVERSITY.

For Boys and Young Men-Oounsry'
HARVARD UNIVERSITY.
THE GRADUATE DEPARTMENT
r." army
brar abera,ores ana os ann sppy 70
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i Chester Cofty buloinRs thorough instruction: \
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bn.ne.s and social RELATIONS Thorough Military nstae
ton Springfield oAa0' SIsBEE AMEN. Principals.
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y NEWBURG N. Y, For circulars. &c. address
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Prepares BOYS for college hishes scientific school
Ea tam he gins September T. Catalogues aDDlca on
addrcss lev Nj. O. LLAGHEK. A. NJ. Principal East
hampton Mas. Late Mast Boston La in SCHOOL
WESLEYAN ACADEMY.
w One OF the half dozen est Academic nnh Classca
Schools in Newpnc aud. Tho payment ~ tbf ~ ad
viii cover ordinary tuOn with board for fall term beginning
Rev G. M ST. ELI, PTnc pal. WIbrahar. Mas.
Miscellaneous.
TWO or THREE young AMERICANS dcsl~-
ing 10 German Ian iuage VIII be receive ~
priyatc iamlv the hn' ST part OF Haul uf- III
ducemeIfs offered attrac I've Ia me with all com ort
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REAL ESTATE
BUSINESS AT THE EXCHANGE

Jacob Berry Underhrll, of No. 80 Broad.s.
having purchased seat In the Real Estass Erch.s.
mas been posted for membership beng proposed BY ~
father Edward b. Underhili, of thu Nev.York sta.s
Exchange. aud seconded py A. ". Bogsrt. r. All n.
crowd on tho floor Of tho Real Estate Excnangs yss
DAY gathered 1t tho stand Of Fairchd Ds watssrss
on tho sale OF the estate Of Bridget McKloo, dscess
Tho sale made by order % the executors uodsr ~
Of No. II DIVERSE shout nSidway pss%ssS eoS .s
Cherry sts. twcs story attic and sasemsnt srtoS
dwelling about 25xfO. With brick stable In rear lot i0
feet deep Tho budding begun st -. 900 and monn,sS
by STEADY bids to 80 ZOO ct which price Peter Kss
adjoining pr"prr,y No 70 o,ir.r,s, t sw oaysr NJ
and bssenuent brrk yelling. about 25x4O with ~
story brick dwelling in rear. lot 100 feet deep. ss
pntnp. The rent OF the two houses stated 70 =
$1,000 The bidding was started az $1,000 aad ~
property vas Knocked down to ths same buyss
FOR $4,000 A. j. Bieecker a Son with.
rue concluding :sio Of the mscSasrs sao. bo SsSs
Power Company. at No. 80 God.s. took p ace yestsr
day before large crowd OF bidders the prsmisss
jenkins Brothers. Messrs. Kelly & Jones. Felix Csmo
hell and others The bidding active the press
were generally good One derrick sold for $50 aads
At the broker meeting there was call for church
or lot to build one. rs to 100 feet between Thir,.s
plots or ground in the Twehythirf T~sniy fourth
house IN near Fy oarn-.t Va. os.ss
for 5000 or II will be rented for $1,000. cottage
hurst /. l., 10 for from $3.50 $3.50; thr..sorv
frame building one hour from New-YOrk for $1,000:
country seat at Lancaster Penn. with 52 acres and
thre-story brick houss for S25.000 two lots IN Edes
combe Road for $4,000; aud farm. water power
and country house In Rockand County. n. Y, a1d 50
acres OF and for 81 900.
Commissioner Plat. Of the Brooklyn Building d..
pariment, lssued SIX permits YESTERDAY Tor the recoa
OF now buildings. was to Ernest J. Jsehn-, New.
York, to built two-story brick dwelling. 2ox50 feet
Forty ninth-st. Thirt-ave, Brooklyn pros
pc, tive cost OF $1,000. Thomas j. Allen obtained
permit four twostory brick dwellings. 1898
feet each, In Putpsnaye;, near ksi-Avr 81 an -s,t
matei cost OF $4,000. william Miller obtained 70
build a twO-and-z-hslf story brownstOne dwelling, Tx
AZ IN McDoDoughs, near sum ave-. and sdioin NJ
the corner four-story brick store and dvelllps
2lxsO feet, aggregate cost Of $4,000 Mr.. Hart
viii erect two-story brick stable. 3OKlOO feet ia
DrGrsw.st., near Fpurth-avs. General A. G. BArnes
submitted plans the alteration OF his house No Ia
Pierr-pont-st. which will consist Of tower and Q
fourth story OF which Is estimated at 81 900