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Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1888-08-18
BORN.

In Ely. Aug. s, 1885, to the wife Of John
Frank, a daughter.
In Ely. Aug. 8. to the wife OF W.. E. Graham,
. daughter.
In Reno, Aug IL, 1858. to the wife Of y.
Kline, a daughter.
In Virginia City. New, Aug. y, 1888. TO the
wife Of I. Il. Flannery. = daughter.
Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1888-08-18
Tax KOII Of EIkO.

The Independent learns from Asssor
Hesson that the tax roll Of Elko county
will exceed that of last year by 800, 900.
The Tuscarora mines are helping the
county financially and otherwise.
Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1888-08-18

Cheap and good groceries there, for no
one can afford to stay array from Berg's. =
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-03-24
Saturday Smiles,

The ''drop-letter' boxes In England must get
pretty well nlied up with h's.-BostOn Bulletin.
johnny, what business do you expect to en-
gage In when you are a man?' ''Ou, III be a
colonel like pop, and write articles about the late
war" "But you won't be able to; you never saw
the late war" 'Neither did pop. "-Lincotn Jour-
nat
Wife-"What do you think about this little
Josei Hofmann affair, John?'
Husband-"I think the public has been over
worked, and ought TO have a rest."-Epoch.
.'Will the coming man use both arms?" asks q
scientist. Probably, II the coming woman can be
trusted 10 hold the reinS-Pecks Sun.
The Emperor william left a personal fortune OF
Sfo,OOO,0 00, showing that be never put National
Opera Company on the road-N0y71st0scn Herald.
Bad eggs are tolerated In the society OF good
ones untii they are broken-and tbs often the
same way with young lnen.-OQ City Blizzard.
Omaha Girl-"Did you really 60 to see ia Tosca?'
WY, the correspondents said IL was outrageously
immoral
New York Girl-"well, 1t Isn't quite 80 bad as
that But, at the same time It Is not the sort of q
pniy would care to send my mother to."-Omaha
World.
Brown has threatened to kick me II he meets
me out In society. suppose you were me, and
you dor"
''Sit down."-Judge.
Dumiey-"You don't look as II you had enjoyed
brown-"I didn't A cracker kept me awake
most OF the night
Dumley-"I shouldn't think eating cracker
would interfere seriously with your Sleep"
Brown-'Oh, 1 didn't eat the cracker. The
oaby ate II In bed."-N y Sun.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-03-24
CITY AND DISTRICT.
The MARYLAND Outrage Case.

NE sEKIoUs CHANGE AGAINST LEONARD X. w. oG-
DSS--HIss FowLER's STORY or TIE ASSAULT
As stated In The STAR yesterday Leonard r. W.
ogden was committed 20 jail at Marlboro, Md,
thursday, charged with committing an assault on
Miss Catherine Fowler on Tuesday morning last
MIS- Fowler Is a sister OF osden'S wife, and lived
with her mother ami two b Others about I'VE miles
ron this city on the Bladensburg road. She IS
over thirty years OF age and was at home with her
brothers Monday night. her mother being absent
Oxlen. who Is thirty-f1ve years OF age resides
with hls family near Four Corners. In Montgom-
cry County, not Tar from silver spring. Monday
evening he went 10 visit his mother-in-law's FAM
flv. After an evening scent In social intercourse
ogden was shown o. a bedroom in the second
Miss Fowler. her brothers occupying sleeping
apartments down stairs. Miss Fowler about
who II was. and ogden answered 'It's me- she
demanded 10 know what he wanted, when he
std her. placing his hand firmly over her
mouth, threatening 10 Kill her II she made
any OufcTy and accomplished his felOnous pur-
pose. Ogden left the house early Tuesday MORN
ing Mss Fowler remained IN her room until
after Ms departure Then she related her story,
above, To the other members OF the family, IN
ciuding her mother, who had returned home.
Aver family council Mss Fowler went TO Squire
lmrlrys AMI procured warrant charging Og-
den with the Oitcnse. This was placed In the
hands Of Sheriff Darnall and he at once started to
arrest the accused man. He was found Wednesday
evening. near McCeneyS farm. playing n game OF
CARTS. He expressed surprise when informed OF
Jar warrant and said the sheriff, "Come out
here and IN nxu up" The sherin replied, -s.YOu
can't do that; you are under arrest" The prisoner
was subsequently tiken before Justice Hurley,
where Miss Fowler gave her testimony with much
emotion, OEtlen appearing uncOncerned Ogden
aner bearing her testimony was about to con-
trldCt h-T. but the justice stopped him, saying
any statement he had could be made in court. The
commitment was az once made out, and the
sheriff tOJ1 the prisoner, by train, to Marlboro,
and lodged him in jail By this time there had
been serious talk among the neighbors OF the
FONler nliy about lyncnlng Ogden, and, after
the sheriff had lcIt with the prisoner, an attempt
was IIadr 10 organize party To visit Marlboro
Jail ogden nIs been living on the farm OF his
aunt, hear Four Corners, and was reared In Prince
Georges county some years ago his Iather was
shot and killed at SurrattSytile az an election. by
a Mr.. JarDOe, ON whom he had drawn a revolver To
Keep him from voting. lie has a vile and four
children.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-03-24
International Copyriuht.

10 the Efiitor Of IaE MINING STAR:
Before the proposed international copyright
btll becomes law IL l. 10 be- hoped some Congress-
man viii see that there Is removed from II a dis
graceful clause requiring Simultaneous publica-
lion OF a foreign bOoS In this country. In other
words no new author need apply. TO gain pub
lSher In America the English author must have
already made "A reputation and consequently needs
the pecuniaTy advantages less than the young
author. When Darwin published his ''Origin OF
species" ne was unknown to the American public,
ana 70 IS doubtful whether he could have got a
Publisher ar once for n book which has modified
the thought Of The world Certainly he could only
have got pittance for IL. The bill should grant
several months for the English author To md
publisher and to gTJ what market his 1irsL success
~ home may bring him. This simultaneous
clause = OF no interest 10 typOgraphers, but only
tu publishers; but 10 Is a iiagrdnJ injustice tO our
literary brothers across the Atlantic, and feel
bound 10 protest against II as
An AMERICAN Author.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-03-24
The Labor Party in Alabama.
PLATFORM ADOPTED AND THE NOMINATION OF

A state convention OF all labor organizations Is
in session at Montgomery, Ala. There are about
sixty delegates present. The Indications are that
state ticket will be nominated. The Knights OF
Labor. the Farmers Alliance, the Agricultural
Wheel and a number Of trades unions ara repre-
sented. A platform was adopted which calls on
ali who seek the emancipation OF labor to join in
organizing party on the broad platform OF nat
ural and equal justice. 1t aims at the abolition OF
the system that cOmpels men to pay theif fellow
men for the use OF Gods free gifts; demands such
legislation as will reduce the hours OF labor, pro-
hibit competition Of free with convict labor; Sc
cure sanitary inspection or tenenentS, factories
and mines, and compel the payment OF all en-
ployes In money at intervals OF not longer than
Two weeks. It also aims at he ultimate and COM
plete ownership and control by The Government Of
all railroads. telegraph and telephone lines; asks
that money be issued directly by the General
Government, without the Intervention OF banks,
and that postal savings banks be established. IL
declares In favor OF the Australian system OF vot
ing. Resolutions were adopted favOring national
aid to common schools and demanding the repeal
OF the in uernal-reyenue laws reSout ion in favor
OF prohibition was defeated.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-03-24
The Courts.


CRIMINAL CoUKr-Judge lontgomerH
Yesterday, las. johnson. assault with intent TO
AL: trial resumed AMI finished; verdict gully OF
assault only. lawrence Murphy, forgery; Jury
t.st MAS respltsd again respitei untn MONDAY
Jno. r Lysle convicted Of false pretenses; motion
EcrrTY CorRr-Judqe Or.
Yesterday. n.undOn at. Platter. restraining or
der. ret Unable March al. granted MutA Bros.
DAYS and partial distribution To F. Chester sJotts
editors ORDERED Hopper agt. Hopper; decree a
sin- mat. granted Wells agt. Wells; decree win.
Il.-si- granted ConGOn agj- Gray; reference 10
auditor ordereL Edwsrds agt. Maupin; Trustee
:. \. Green ordered 10 pay funds into court.
PROBATE CoUET-JVs1@ Cor.
Es'ats OF James NernllllOn; report OF admins
tEaiur IA rvgard 10 cross litigation nlec Estate
u David X. Nulee; executor directed 10 retain
Latll further order. Estate OF Richard VI. Brinl-
LleT; administrator makes return OF sales OF per-
sInal estate, net proceeis sI.sO1J2. Estate OF
Middleton MITCHELL: George r. Gllpln summoned
u prove Will Estate Of sarah curry. VIII ad-
Iolttrd 20 probate and record and letters Tesla
Eln'arl % Nh. l. Dunlop; bond Of 81, 900. Estate
certain .eg-cy ~ the NOmEn's Home and Foreign
Missionary society q the Metropolitan Presby-
t-tiau CLnrcn- In r. Mllircd r. Bond. minor:
1.is,- T. ONCN appointed guardian. Estate OF
VII Mig; ntters teSiamentary 10 ChaS. Law
SoL' Doaa s.. Estate u carl Mueller; letters
l-siamentlry 10 Christians Mueller; bond 5000
EN-,r OF jas. ]. RlchardSon; petition OF adj
Ellhlstra-0r A. % disposition OF personal estate
kfdLieL IN ~ Lille Goerner, minor; guardian
authorized 10 pay ward $50 Tor travelling expenses
sh4 OUTFIT Estate o. Elsey curtis; petition OF
htoN fCr letters tesJanentary nled- Estate OF
t@49linr ~ 4. Irailey; letters OF administration
% LeoL1rJ j. Frailey; bond 5000. Estate OF
Sssan hehsla; ietters te5tamentary % Mary 4.
Arnsla; bond 5000. Estate OF Maria Hunter;
LnAi account OF surviving executor passed In re
'h.slss X Raymond; nnal account OF guardian
PaS'-i IN nc John l. NOgt, guardian; nrst ac-
count ptssel In re Jennie VI. Dean, minor; lirst
account OF guardian passed. Estate OF Amelia NJ.
Stten; Ord-r OF publication issued Estate OF
J.s Nerinlllon; final notice 20 creditors ordered.
1<tkse q Daniel Webster; 1nal account OF admin
IsI%tor passed Estate OF Richard NJ. Bnmlner;
maj account OF administrator passed In re VIM.
"a ahi FRANK ,. Sylvester, minors; first account
~ susrolan passed- In re george kellogg guard
passed
PoLIcE CorRr-Judye SnpH.
lO-uAy, FANNIE Johnson, cOiOred, profanity: s.
~ uD : aenry Bradley. colOred, disorderiy con-
uaSt, lersonai bonds. Euyine CARROLL colored
s1aDI1g church meeting; g or Is days John
ZONES; prOisnity; s. or days. WIN. Johnson, ha
"a AL ufunk1rG; personal bonds. Edward Grady
and hSary fiSkett, disorderiy conduct; s. or Is
JAYS waiter Thompson, throwing stones: a. or
DAYS Gee. Jones. dtsOrderly conduct: collateral
iosie4leu Sa@s. Dayall. dlsoTserly conduct; a. or
- days henry Palmer, destroying private prop-
srJy; personal bonds. f'SS~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-03-24
COMlpensatiOnS.

Cleon hath 4 thousand acres,
Neer u one have 1:
C.eou dseileth in palace,
la cottage i:
Cieon hath dozen fortunes,
Not penny I;
Yet the poorer Of the twain Is
Cieon, and not 1.
CleOn. true, possesseth acres
But the .andscapeI:
EaIt the charms TO Inc it yleldeth
Money cannot buy;
Cieon Earbors siCth and duliness,
FresheEJng yigorI:
He in ye.vet, i'll fustian-
Richer man am /
Cleon is slave to grandeur,
Free as thought am /;
Cleou fees a score of doctora
Need OF none have i:
Wealth surrounded. care environ'd,
Cleon Tears to die:
Death may come, he'll find me ready,
Happier man am l.
Cieon sees no charms in Nature,
In daisy, /:
Cleon hears no anthems ringing
1wxt the sea and sky
Nature slnx5 10 me for ever
Earnest listener, l.
State Tor state, with all attendants
VINO would change. Not 1.
CHARLES MAcKAY.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-03-24

From the Rochester Democrat, March %.
The expected storm passed this city yesterday
morning with a rush. Between midnight on
Tuesday and 10 o'clock a. M, Wednesday, the
barometer fell about IN inch. After 10 o'clock 1t
was below 20 inches, when reduced TO sea level.
UncOrrected, IL read 2S05. II rose very rapidly
after 10 O'Clock and The temperature fell. The
passage OF the storm center was accompanied by
very high wind some gusts reaching the velocity
OF 30 miles an hour. This high wind caused con-
siderable damage in exposed localities. Further
damage is probable in the East In some parts of
the South which the storm traverSed the gale was
very destructive. In the Northwest blizzard has
prevailed for the past three days. with very low
temperature. In some places yesterday morning
the temperature was is degrees below zero. This
is "A cold reaction with vengeance. II is the
more remarkable bee use 1t haSeXtended to North
ern Texas, where IruiJ trees are in bloom. THIS
storm Is the result OF activity in the region or
former sun spot group, which returned by 70 alton
on the 14th-l5th or March. The greatest commo-
ton was observed In the region on sunday, and
was described Monday morning. The solar dis
turDaLce which came on the ON, and caused the
severe blizzard on the 18th, 12th and 18th, In
New York and the Eastern states, Will return by
rotation about the 4th OF April 1t remains TO be
seen what Will occur then.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-03-24
By n NIiStakc i'm ORDERS.

A FATAL COLLISION ON THE LAKE ERIE RAILROAD
Two passenger trains on the Pittsburg and Lake
Erie Railroad collided near Wampum, Pa, 10
miles from Pittsburg, yesterday morning, and
were badly wrecked. One man was instantly
killed and nine others badly injured. The acci-
dent Is supposed to have been caused by a mistake
In orders. IL appears that passenger train No.
going West had orders TO pass NO. 9 East at VAIN
pum and that No. was ordered TO go on to
Beaver Falls. Both trains started about the same
time, and as No. l was few minutes late, the
engineer tried to make 1t up. About miles from
Beaver Falls he saw No. coming around the
curve at a terrible rate OF speed. lie reversed the
lever OF the engine and then jumped. An instant
later the two trains came together with a fright
1ui crash and the cars OF both trains were piled
up in heap. Both engineers and iremen were
badly injured, and the baggagemaster was killed
A number OF passengers were bruised, but none OF
them seriously hurt. The seriously injured were
taken TO Wampum, and everything possible done
TO alleviate their suffertngS. Tn body oil Bag
gagemaSter Gray was found beneath the wreck
terribly mangled. He was still living when taken
from the ruins, but died in q few minutes
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-03-24
Little All Ne and Little All There.

Little An We and Little Ah There.
Little All Me was Cainaman
With queue as long his arm,
Whose spirits seemed constantly under ban
Tho he never did evil or harm
But he ever inclined to the darker side
And the lessimistic view,
And his life failure, and when he died,
The mourners were very few.
Little All There another Chinee,
But one of different sort.
His lace map o. the Land Of Glee,
And worries he made his sport;
He had his faiiings but he was gay;
He'd MANY q little sin;
But he oil hearts with his CHEEKY way,
And they made him mandarin!
From little All Me and from little All Thsre
The lesson sublime IL learned.
That it's better to keep up semblance fair
Till it's time to be inurned.
It's seldom wilmer may reach his goal,
While q lauyher seldom fails:
Strength breeds itself in bantering soul,
While the one that is hopeless quaiIs.
Chicago Mail.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-03-24

AN IMPRESSION OF CONFIDENCE.-Geo. P. Rowell
4 Co., the publishers or the American Newspaper
Directory, undertake TO rate newspaper circula.
the capital and credit ratings Of the business
community. About one publisher in ten Is willing
TO have his exact issue known, and tells 1t with
truthful precision; but some OF the other nine de-
cline 10 tell the facts concerning their own issues
because they assert that those who do tell do not
tell truly. Messrs. Rowell Il Co., after
an experience OF twenty years, have come to the
conclusion that the facts will not sustain this view
and In the twentieth annual issue OF their book
now In the binders hands, they plainly designate
every paper which Is rated in exact accordance
with deta led statement from the publisher, and
oner TO pay reward OF 800 for each and every
Instance OF q mt.statement for which q publisher
Is responsible. The EVENING STAR Is one OF the
papers which Is willing to have it known how
many It prints and whose good faith the directory
publishers express o willingness to guarantee TO
the extent OF &1OO
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-03-24

TIE Color LINE IN SOUTHERN CHuRcHDa-A tel
conference OF o number OF clergy and ialty OF the
Episcopal diocese or South Carolina have agreed
upon plan OF settlement for the admission OF col
ored Clergy TO the diocesan OF this state
which has caused so serious disagreement In the
Episcopal Church. The plan provides for the or
ganizaton OF separate missionary Jurisdiction for
ment OF the canons ana rules win be submitted
for action TO the next diocesan convention. IL Il
hoped that II VIII remove all cause for future az
ferencex.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-03-24

The Mormons In Botetourt County, Va, have
warned the people that should they attempt TO
might.
Mr.. Blaine and family are stin In ROME. He Il
likely 10 be In London In May.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-03-24

HAVE You SEEN HIM,
DO YOU KNOW HIM!
He thought the world was made when he was and
passive peel Of the toothsoms banana took all the con-
GET out of him: he went down with more emphasis
very much like cuss" Words The smsil Boy shouted:
% sep ts1 to 81 Pc Il. and
apparently oblivious q the sushing crowd which had
line Of goods dispisye Cd in the windows Of
VICTOR E. ADLER'S
TEN PER CENT CLOTHING HOUSE.
Trousers. latest style, all-wool Tweeds.
ONLY e. 90 A PAIR.
81
Atwood Cheviot combination stripe. neat. nstty
'' -'' ONLY $3.50 A PAIR.
W-h-e-w! Wouldn't believe it If had told 1t myself
n Ss
item OF interest
SPRING oyERcoATs
seams very stylish ana perissf ttins. e's1
s6.75 EACH.
Now do wonder il ADLER expects any sane man to
mother told it," Al! here's smother cock -snd- bull
story Mems suit. Sacks and Getaways. strictly AL
es.75 A SUIT.
This is beyond endurance. A man who has the cheek
ton Eora ss1a.sa hs head Ss IN .s ana
e. 70 IL: 9 ne
ding Of Fetched banana peel. We bss ssy to the
thousand. q ohs9s !. II fsspiDs WITH sSoss prcss
VICTOR z ADLER's
10 Per Cent Clothing HOUSE, 10
Strictly One Price
o27 and 020 9TH Ct NV. corner Massachusetts, ava
Fine Clothing 1t 10 Per cent sbovs he scsal cost Of
open sssuriay untn llnm m. mAlo
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-03-24

GOVERNMENT ARREARS OF RENT BrLL-The Irish
Times says: The government meditateS introduce
ing bill In the house OF commons eraSing arrears
OF rent, the measure TO be ante-dated two years.
Estates on which the plan Of campaign was
adopted will be specially exempted from the bene-
mt OF the act. Tenants will be subjected TO SIM
pie bankruptcy for the legal motety Of their
arrears Other creditors will share equally with
landlords.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-03-24

court OF inquiry was formally constituted In Paris
yesterday. Gen. B0ulanger arrived in Paris at 9
O'Clock last evening. He was received at the
general, who was accompanied by his daughter,
drove to the Hotel Louvre. He was cheered by
the people along the route. The RepubtiQue and
Journal stes Debats urge further steps against
Gen. BOulanger, the former saying his withdrawal
Is . new comedy by which the country and gov
eminent will not be duped.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-03-24
BUSINESS CHANCES.

DSN SLSs
WANTED-s5.OoO to $4,000. SPECIAL OR
stock on hand; business sstaSiised Address a b
C. O., Star Office. It.
IHoR sALE-CIGAR STORE. CENTRALLY Lo-
sons for selling. Address Box l47. Star ofhce. It.
IroR SAIE-CHANCE FOR A YOUNG MAN; saoO
II cash (cost $500 viii buy complete printing
dress A. X. A., star Office. IT.
B par i MoRGHSs sTEsN fa5SSE IS 81 81
NOR sALE-A PROVISION AND GROCERY
y store. doing nice Cash Business Apply 1870 9tn
street northwest IT.
GRAFHorHoNE LINOTYPE. PNEUMATIC GUN
Oand Lanston Type stock for sale
mh23-6t 14l6 street. Telephone $50.
lrOR SALE GROCERY STORE. GOOD WILL.
Il Sto.k and Fixtures Good opportunity for begin
ners cid e;ahsned i'll central location Satisfactory
lie Droit Park between and and and g. mns2 Al:
lrOR sALE-GROCERY STORE ON 5TH STREET
!, once ES Sst Tta la sa &c fLies Y2R ba.r call
JIoR sALE-Two VERY DESIRABLE WOOD AND
\ Coal ard Properties one corner LIST and ID NV
mhaa-3t $40 + st NV
LII SECURITIES LISTED on THE WASHING
son: loans negotiated. LOUIS CUNNINGHAM,
Telephone 1876 lmh21-1m'l Broker, SOB l5;h It.
~
IL Storeroon, Stock of Groceries, ard Residence de-
sirably located in of the most hourlsin suburbs
Of Nas>on, DC. The building IL two-story anne.
beside Bsenent and attic Satisfactory reasons given
for selling.
For further particulars call address c. c. F..
BOB 9TH st.. Rom ), Washington, DC mh20.6t.
II TAkBELL DYER.
Os Real Estate and Insurance Broker.
800 18th ST. cor of St
Real estate III al its branches promptly attended TO.
Houses and Lots in all parts of the city for sale
Farms in Maryland and Virginia.
Loans negotisted. NH
VNOR PENTHOUSE ST. NE, ELEGANT q
IL room Brick. m thorough repair Inquire Of r. W.
CA4LA9HAN, S3l North Capitol st. mh.-lmo
CONVENIENT AND DISTRICT BONDS.
NJ National Bank. Street r. r., lns- Gas, Electric
Light. Telephone and Miscellaneous Local Stocks
bought and sold commission; money TO loan.
LOUIS CUNNINGHAM, 003 18th ST. NV. f2b-1m'
DARTIEs SEEKING SAFE I'M ESTMENTs IN
Local Securities will be furnished full partic ulars
on application at our office. GURLEY BROTHERS.
1919 + ST. NV. tlS-:3m
HOLLAND 4 THOMPSON.
III Carpenters, Builders and Superintendents,
Particular attention pid TO alterations and repairs
Real Estate Brokers,
Insurance placed. Loans and investments made.
fiji 1913 r ST. nv
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-03-24
AUCTION SALES.
'THoMAs DowLISe.' Auct.Onoer.

TNHoMAs DOWNING AuctsOneer
IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT,
CLOSING SALE OF TURKISH CARPETS RUGS
. AND HANGINGS
=, on MONDAY MoRNINa, MARCH TWENTY
siAIH. 1855, COMMENCING At ELEVEN O'CLOCK.
~ my suction rooms. ! shall have a closing sale 81
Iurkish carpets and R1ss, IN which are Six Iarre
Carpets aud choice line OF small Rugs AMI Hang
infs which must be closed on above date There
fore bargains may be eYpected
1t THOMAS BOWLING. Auctioneer
WEEks & CO., Auciioneers.
w o3S Louisiana avenue
Opposite CITY Post.ohloc.
tAwNBRoKER's SALE OF A LARGE LOT OF
CLOTHING WITHIN OUR sALEsRooys. MON.
DAY, MARCH TwRNTY-SIxTH, AT TEN A. NJ,
CONSISTING OF 800 PAIRS PANTS SEQ
COATS ZOO VESTS, SHIRTS, DRAWERS, coll
LABS. ETC. ETC
ALSO
10000 ASSORTED BRANDS CIGARS. so
BOXES CHEWING TOBACCO. 500 POUNDS
CUT PLUG SMOKING TOBACCO. WITH oIuER
SIMILAR STOCK TRADE INVITED mh2i
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-03-24

TIE POPULARITY or BULL FiGHTs--wHERE con-
TESTS TAKE PLACE AND PREPARATIONS ARE MADE
THE ACTORS AND THEIR DUrIHs-MARvELoUs
FEArs OF AGILITY AND DARNG.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-03-24

Il HE BERIITz SCHOOL OF LANGUAaEs
WASHINGTON. 723 l4TH ST. n. W..
Boston. l54 fremont ST.: brooklyn, 40 Court Sc;
New York, d W. I'D ST. Phila. 5s3 Chestnut at.
Thorough training in French German spanish, kc
Conversational kno wledee in ONE TWo TEkM6-
$40 IN small classes: also private leesonA
Highest references Terms bexin now s16