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GENERAL FOREIGN NEWS.
Crowd of Students Attacked and Roughly
Handled by Bonlan gists.

Crowd of Students Attacked and Roughly
Handled by Boulangist
PARIS, April 20.-Fifteen hundred students
assembled in the Latin quarter this evening and
marched to the Hotel Louvre, shouting "a bas
Boulanger!" "a bas le dictateur!" They were
speedily confronted by crowd of Boulangists,
whodrove the students to the boulsvards in con-
siderable disorder. The students returned and
attacked the Boulangist newspaper offices, but
before they could do much damage the crowd of
Bouiangists who had followed up their advant-
age came down upon the students like an
avalanche dealing blows right and left with
loaded sticks. The students made good fight,
but were overpowered and many of them were
severely wounded The police appeared upon
the scene when the battle was at its height, and,
separating the contestants. arrested q large
number Of the rioters.
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Truth About the satten enberg-victoria AfYnir

LONDON, April 21-The Posts Berlin GORE
spondent asserts that the truth concerning the
reported betrothal of Princess Victoria to Prince
Alexander is now known The story was in
vented by some of the court party, in coniunc-
ton with some of the me embers of the imperial
household, In order to prevent Prince Alexander
from visiting Berlin to re-enter the Prussian
army. and also to excite popular feeling against
he I'm
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A Thir,v-rhree Days. Trance.

the young woman of Attica n. Y. who has
been subject to frances. awoke to-day from
sleep of thirty three days The death of her
grandfather. residing in Mumford. n. Y. took
place during her sleep Awakening to-day she
informed the family physician of the fact Dur
ing her sleep she had taken only small guam
titY Of milk.
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Chamberlain to Enter the Cabinet.

LONDON, April 20.-It is reported that Mr..
relations with the Liberal party. and that he
will shortly accept position in the Cabinet.
The Telegraph denies the rumor that Mr..
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For Congress.

BpeclaI 10 INC IndlanapoIl5 JournaL
SPIcELAED, April 20.-The third party Pro-
hibitionists of the Sixth congressional district
this week nominated Rev. John a. Pollock OF
Spiceland. as their candidate for Congress.
GENEVA. H., April 20-The Republicans of
the Fifth district have renominated A. j. Hop
for ConCrasS
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whole Fanilv Drowned.

NEESAH, Wis, April 20-A dispatch from
EmharrAss 70 an evening paper here says that Q.
man named Lathrop his wife and three chill
dren were drowned there lasr night by the
flood The family lived on the bank of the
river. and their house wss surrounded by water.
In attempting TO get to dry spot they were
carried down the stream. Eufbarras is on tt 9
Upper Wolf river. on the Milwaukee, Lake
Shore and Western railroad.
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Non-Partisan Temperance.

Special TO the Indianapolis JourDaa
SPIoELAED, Ind, April 20.-Hon. E. B. Rey-
nolds spoke here last night to a large audience
discussing the subject of temperance from a
non partisan stand -point-claimng that local op-
tion is the proper thing TO work for until const-
tutional prohibition can be obtained The audi
ence were highly enthused with his sneech.
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suing for a TeIeeranb H..

OwESsBoRo Ky. April 20-R Fl. Rudd a
10. have filed suit for damages for sI5. 900
against the Western Union and the Baltimore
a. Ohio Telegraph Companies for breach of on
tract Rudd built line from Owensbort, Ia
Henderson. upon which no held a lease for i've
years This lease was disreearded by the VI est
ern Union, which took possession after its nur-
chase from the Baltimore q Ohio; hence the suit
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NicholIs,s Majority sun Growing.

NEW ORLEANS, April 20.-The official vote Of
this city is follows: Governor-Nicholls
%, 103; Warmoth, 11.246 Mayor-Shaksspeare
%. .313; Davey. 15 635 The indications are that
Nicholls's majority in the State will reach
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BoLLs. pimpes, hives, ringworms, tettsr, and
al other manifestations OF impure blood are
epred By Hoods 6arsaprilla
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GERMANY'S ROYAL INVALID
The Emperor Passes a Satisfactory Day,
but Becomes Worse Toward Evening.

The Bulletins of the Physicians Have Reas-
suring Effect and Cause Marked Cessa-
tion of Excitement in the Capital.
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REGULAR RAILWAY SERVICE
4 Measure Intended to Nullify the Eff
fects Of Strikes ON Railway Lines.

Interstate Carriers To Be Chartered by the
United States and Receiver Appointed
on Seven Days Failure TO Run Trains.
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An Unexplained Delay in Investigating
the Library Building Matter.

Further Testimony in the Case Against Agent
Gregory-Rumors of Coming Changes in
the Cabinet-0ther Washington News.
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Condensed Locals.

The monthlyassued by the Young Mems Chris
tlan Association has been brought out in a new
dress and improved form. it Is now a handsome
pamphlet with an illustrated cover, and contains
not only fun and interesting account Of the
work OF the association but much other interest
ing matter.
Prof LOiSette the celebrated memory specialist
gives popular lecture at Congregational church
Monday.
"Can Frank Gallagher" said Prosecuting At
torney Shepherd In the Police Court this morning.
Let er 60" ne added Gallagher, who Is colored
man. appeared and was acquitted OF charge OF
assault.
The Unity Choral Association has changed its
name TO the Harmony Choral Association, OF wash
ington, ID. G..
S. b. Taylor sent 81 TO the police to-day for the
benent OF the poor, the only contribution received
to-day. at comes IN very slow and goes out very
fast, remarked Chief Clerk sylvester.
Last night at IL 10 O'Clock herdic coach No 100
ran over John Prior, colOred, OF S11 East Capitol
street. at the corner OF I'd and East Capitol street.
He was taken In the coach TO Providence Hospital
and was found not TO be seriously injured
Mary Cook was taken suddenly Ill at 7:15
O'Clock last night and in few minutes died, as is
supposed, from heart disease. TnebOdy was taken
10 her late home, 1879 K street
The colored man, Vim. Ware, who was injured at
the heroic stables on Monday night by q bale of
nay striking him on the head, died last night at
his residence, 400 18th street southeast
The frame dwelling OF Mr.. VIM Fields on his
farm, In Montgomery County, about two miles
northwest OF Rockville, was destroyed by IRE yes
terday.
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Aiexandria Attain.

Reported for The EVENING STAR.
ALExANDRIAs VIsIToRsL-The Grand LODGE of
Knights OF Honor OF Virginia continues It's session
to-day at the ODD Fellows Hail. and will not adj.
comprises prominent citizens OF Abingdon, Alex.
andr.a Burkevile, Chr1stianSburg, Charlottes-
Vile, Danville, Farmville, fredericksburg Good
son, Gordonsviile, Liberty, Lynchburg Man
chester, Norfolk Portsmouth, Roanoke, Richmond
SInithneld, StauntOn and WaynesbOrO, as well as
from the counties OF Accomac, AppOmatOx, Berke-
ley wv Va), Chesterfield, Carroll, FauQuier, Hano-
yer, Henrico, Loudoun, Orange, Princess Anne.
Prince George, Suffolk and Isle OF Wight There
are nearly 5000 Knights OF Honor In the state
Many OF our citizens have found old acquaintance
among the representatives.
FIRE-An alarm was sounded about 9 O'Clock
this morning for fire discovered In the stable in
Payne, near Cameron street. The firemen soon
eXtlngushed the fam and saved the dwelling
The loss will not exceed S16O.
NOTES.-The District Grange Of Northern Vir.
GINA will meet here to-mOrrOw.-A new dramatic
club here Is prOposed.-The condition of Mrs
books OF the new Mount vernon Insurance Com
pany Will open here on the IL n OF March.-The
body OF Muntero Thompson, native OF this city
will be brought here Ter burial this week. from the
Central Lunattc Asylum.-Mr. A. Z. Harmon
who has been for some time sick, was out yester.
day during part OF the day attending 10 business,
capt. Mushbach has been made a visitor TO the
Asylum for the Blind at StauntOn-Capt. X.
kemper's address fixed for the meeting OF Lee
Camp has been postpOned.-The Rechabites will
probably reorganiZe here.-The JOnadabs have
now over one hundred and twenty five perpetually.
pledged members In this city.
The Mississippi house yesterday rejected the
senate bill appropr1ating 10000 for confederate
soldiers monument.
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GRAND SALE Of 1ne French corsets, 1905 ST.

Irs DEIIcAcY or FLAVOR and the efficacy OF
its action have rendered the famous California
nQuid fruit remedy, Syrup OF Figs, Immensely
popular. IL cleanses and tones up the elogged
and reverish system, and dispeiS headaches, colds
and revers All druggists.
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LOCAL MENTION.
The Weather.

Indications for the 9. hours commencing ais D. N
For the District of Columbia Delaware, Mary
land and Virginia. light 10 fresh westerly winds,
WarIuer weather
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UNTIL APRIL we Will make a discount OF lC
per cent on all purchases made from US for cash
on or before delivery. Furniture, Carpets I'D
holaery Goods and Bedding. All goods marked In
plain figures W. b. MOSES & SON, IItn and SITS
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III. Ancient Mariner. Albaugh,s March 10. see a.

FoR Two DAYS ONLY all our 4Oc. Jolntless Mat
ting, 29c. our p and zoe. mating, 22kc.; ouI
re mating 1sc.: 800 Tapestry, Body Brussels
and Mosquito Mitre Mats, one and quarter
yards square, at 81 and sL.23.
IIIITs IANsBrRG. 3l.I 9Th ST
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starry night for ramble Is all very well provided
the fog and the dew AMI the night air don't give
YOU nsuralgfa ia which case Scotch oats Essence
is the only remedy that will quickly and radically
cure this and all other nervous diseases Al the
same time it will ppobaoly GEAR your Drain sum
GENTLY 50 that In the future you will let such SEN
rIranfal nonsense as midnight rambles alone.
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CITY AND DISTRICT.

BEST IMPORTED WHITE CASTLE SOAP cents pei
fake. MERITS Pharmacy, 10I4 st.
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w .Rosenfeld's Gem Tobacco,

For Washington dressed beer go 10 Jno r. Kelly
stalls 62a Go and $50 Center Market, and zoo anC
2Os Northern Liberty. Corn beef speciality
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RSoxx BARGAINS we will offer tomorrow: Lace
Stripe, SC. per yard; Printed Madras, 10 and l5e.
ward: $40 Walnut suite Tor Ssl50. W. b. HOKKR
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CoLBrRy's PHILADELPHIA MUSTARD.
The king OF condiments. The finest made. Fo
sale BY grocers-
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CITY ITEMS.

VII - DAuAI.
,. TIE FAIR, s12 18th st. NV.
White China White China
We are preparing 10 give to our
customers the biggest
Bargains they have ever had an
Opportunity OF getting.
Seconds of one Of the largest
Able to sell these
Goods at fully One-half
Less than they have ever been sold.
These goods comprises all sizes OF
Dishes from inches to 10 inches;
All sizes or plates;
Soup TIreens, Hotel Ware Bakers.
Tea Pots, Casserole, &C., &C.
We are opening these lots Of goods To-day,
And, II all In order, will commence the
Sale TO-Morrow,
THURSDAY, March 8, 1888.
We advise you to be on hand in time
Don't wait until too late
Remember we cautioned you in time when
We advertised our Yellow-Ware Sale,
But some Of our customers came too late
We have no time to quote prices
Don't miss this chance.
Come as early as possible.
THE FAIR,
sl2 9TH st. NV.
Gentlemen can find remarkably good cigars
at very reasonable prices at our cigar department
The "Saborosa" long-1ller Havana cigar, which
we placed on sale about year ago. has found great
favor with gentlemen who are fond OF a good
cigar. Price SC. each; $3.50 per 100.
NJ. & p. METzGER, AT 9TH St NV
Best Imported Bay Rum.
(Own importation)
A cents per bottle.
MERITS Pharmacy, 1Ol4 F street.
The leader OF low prices.
California Tickets, j. +. Minor, B, & O.
Depot. Sf,t
Piles thoroughly and permanently cured Treat
ment almost painless and no detention from busi-
ness. Consultation free. DR.. Shrader, Specialist
1906 9th st. NV. q
Phillips, DigestibIe Cocoa, o ve.y nu-
tritiouS drink for children. q
Dog Collars Engraved; Razors sharpened
Tree. WALFoRD 4S7 Penna. ave. smw&s
% Per 4; allon. s5c. Quart Bottle. M.
Rye Whlskey, best in the world for the money
oroers by mail MCGEE's. 9th near St was
''ROyal Glue'' mends China, GlassWood &c
Our cigar department is booming. New GUS.
toners are continually coming to purchase our
elegant "Opera Bouquet" "SabOrosa," Little
Captain, and "Old Crow" brands of cigars We
have just placed on sale the celebrated Metropoli.
tan Havana cigar. NJ. &P METzGRR,
AT 7th street NV.
MERITS Drug Store. 1Ol4 St, White
Castile soap, Best Imported. &c. per cake.
Fresh Attorney Butter churned every morning
and delivered in u 10. "Ward" prints, 45c per H.
Also. Cottage Cheese and Buttermilk; sweet MIX
&C. per quart.
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Amusements Tonight.
ALBAUGH's.-Shakespea Pantomime.
NAr1oSAL-Abbott In 'The Mikado.'
HARRIs'.-"keep IL Dark"
WILLARD HALL--Prof. Carpenter.
Observation-Disclosures
MANASSAS PASoRANA.-Day and evening
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SPRING SrYLEs-Men's Felt DerDys. 81 so 81 and
$50. Extra value. A. II. Lewis 43J 9Th ST.
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WATER FILTERS guaranteed 70 filter Potoma
water sold By j. W Boteler q son. ssS3 Pa. ave
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nxNrr SUITS scoURxp AND pREssxD. q
OCoass so cents; Pants, rs cents; Vest. Is cent?
DW Cleaning ct short notice.
Altering and Repairing neatly donA
Goods called for and delivered.
J. J. FISHER co.
~ $50 IT. NV. ons doog ftum Eth
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Ok BLoop, GoBLN Blue.
TERRA GOTTA. AND TAM
The New Spring Shades in ladies' Broadcloth,
Pure Wool, one yard and . half wide
Worth 81; Reduced to S7hc.
Good Quality PLAID MUSLIN, &c.
Bargains in INDIA LINEN, 8. 10. 12kc
FRENCH SATTEENS. finest quality, ESQ
AMERICAN sATTEENS, French styles. Ike
BLACK AND COLORED SILKS. real cost
COLORED SILK vELvETs. worth e.; only Soc
HANDSOME STRIPED BLACK SILK VELVET,
cheap Ut 80: only 75c.
CARTERA
~ MARKET SPACE NEAR SEVENTH ST
Cash Customers who buy % or over viii receive ONE
Of the following presents: One sPsir OF Handson,e
Damask Towen. worth ~; One Pair Of Silk EN-
broidsred Corsets, worth 75c.; or Hall Dozen Fine
pouBLE waifE BLANKETS. slightly soasd. sls7.
HAS5soME CLOTH PLAIpsl pure wool. ons yard
Elegant Dress Goods-FkENCH SERGE, pure wool
vide double wadth. ali color; wonser1u bargain.
Tkico CLOTH DRESS GOODS pure wool. wids
Cssh Cussomsrs who buy go or over win receive
ONE q the following preeents Large Stse Hsndsome
Ersdal Quilt worth 4l5Q: Two Yards and Hail
Tab fsnas Ds%ss5 Eerth tLs7; Oh ons Doasn nas Nap
Don't ial o al for the Valuable PRESENT 70
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MARRIAGE DEMONSTRATING licenses have
been issued by the clerk OF the court TO John
Dove and Ender Deevez, both OF Fairfax Co., Va. :
Robt q. Stewart and Nellie NJ. Dottridge; Melton
p. Payne, OF Fairfax Co., Va, and Mena Herbert:
Robert Peters and Lucinda Harris; Abraham l.
Fletcher and Annie X. Patterson.
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COMPARATIVE WORTH or BAKING POWDERS.

kOYAL absolutely Pure)
GRANTS ;Alum rowda,*.
RUMFORDS. fr,.h..
HANFORDS when freh.
REDHEADS
CHARM tAlump Powder
AMAZON Alum Povdsnx.
CEvELAND'Sahor.vt aos
PIONEER s.n Francsco9.
CZAR.----.-
DIR. PRICES .......-.
SNOW FLAKE oaronD....
LEWIS.
PEARL (Andrews
HECKER'S
GILLEPS.-..
AsR DREW 's.nS . ~.s
BULK Powder sold
RUMFORDS, when fresh
REPORTS OF GOVERNMENT CHEMISTS
AS Purity the Royal Baking Powder.
a ss as.ss sssa 9 s
S @ and does not saa Dun or
"hi' scientific fact that the Royal Baking Powder
. "Ihave purchased myself
aas Fs s% a Ts sub
% 5 s 8e BE- h.. rs %. S . s
the s s ss :s s s : .iis I'll Is:
me- sopR and uni
Health III S ase va 2 eminent chemist" SCIENTISTS and Boards of
NorrThe comparative various Baking
powder was taken the total nove
each calculated the result being indicated
Powder pound
single Royal Baking win convince any
fair minded person of these facts
1 Sss
re be avoided dangerous " A"A N'A '"''s1'
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FOR RENT--HOUSES.

FOR RENT-s4l L ST. NV, s-RooM BRrck :
rn .srY ,s gas ana water sas key north
ST. n. W. mh.-3t
ZOE FOE. RENI-i UNFINISHED ROOMS, sEPA-
ing house Or i nppis 59
Tor RfNT-eo5 Esd ST. NV. FTvE-RooM
e,ea with xas and water has nice yard in front
f1 Ss 'sHsn i4 81 $3.50 per month '9nS
FOR RENT-s-RooM BRICK, NEWLY PAINTED
hG %ssa ssiS NV HAhDIS SD s IVA
FOR RENT,HoUsE ST NE. ELEGANT Q
ssi 6.5 5sPs s inausss e
EoR RENT-HoUsE-AND FURNITURE FOR
sale so T9 sp parties eentempl.tns housekeepins
very reasonable newly and completely furnished viii
be aasposed OF sSh9 70 days perfect B,on 81
house hled with roomers; viii sell low on account
20 Or snSss for wishing 70 t
Office s A0u'e Address w. b. i s!s'
TOR RENT-BRIck HOUSES. $50 AND 3ss lsT
ysni, in 'front.' all modern imps I. GALifuAN, $50
EoR sALE-NICE JUMP-sEAT CARRIAGE, GOOD
sc Inquire ss BoSES s sSsas s saSsRs
NOR RENr-12 9Th Me- DOORS FROM E
house hail. gas and bath large yard. Apply 3l5 Penn
F9R RENr.HoUsEs- 1856 st aw. 5r......s $50
1.os St NV e IS siss6a o Nd af a2
IssS nv gss SS sia = st sn x Or is
63l St w 9r........-40 "a to Al St sw. Or I q
Y Y57 lin I'm s 1, NV IS Ell
coz I'm II h ss .S1 z M IoS
90 or ;..;;...;:" ISL 9th st NV. Ar 12.:,o
303 Z Cap. St, Or. .25 30 Myrtle ST. me- 7r u
33V5 y; - ave Sc lir p Corcoran row NV, Ar =
5dSs st NV. 7r....-.22 53S 10th St ne. 5r....lO
1V0S " ST. Sc, r,..;.2S 9TH road. Ar 8
o4s 81 he, or MI = % 2l22 ST. NV, 3r.
STORES. OFFICES. &C.
Store 1890 Pa. ave.nw .125 46s La ave, Sd floor.
asnt sg Bulldog rmslo % 4 roops 80
sas ms ave ri "a 1sl = i. ii ass
ssi.f f fssE ~
The above is only portion OF the property on INV
books For fun List can g ONCE for bulletin Issued on
Tor RENT-A GOOD BUSINESS CORNER, Az
concrete cellar and modern improvemrnts lifted M
ali $50 oS6 as
kER cor ~ and SITS sw. mhe-3ts
EoR RENT,lII7 ST. N. W, Is ROOMS: FINE
l. condition; 800. M. A. BALI NGER.
EoR RENT-FURNIsHRD- FINELY. FUR
j nished House, of thirteen rooms, near Dupont
Circle. Address H.. Star office. mh6-iw
DOR RENT-3?9 nth ST. s. E., CONTAINING
rooms water and gas bERL 70 EE sS 9Sts CO
mh6-3t 1921 ST
TOR RENT-TwO NEW THREE-STORY NINE
room Houses, 212, PA st ne. well built de-
large closets Apply to OWNER, sol Stanton Ilace.
opposite f2O-3ws
TOR RENT-1s33 ST. NV. BRICK DWELL
BEAf H co t issi H ST Des
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SPECIAL ArrENTIoS is directed to the advertise
ments on the fourth page OF this ISSUE OF the New
York Life Insurance Company. The showing made
commend II to the favorable consideration OF those
interested In the subject OF life insurance-and
who Is not:
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FOR RENTLHOUSES.

s.,OR REyT-
L ~ is sies g sc S Sr :, f. g
eSe Sc NV. ss ia 1914 Len Il nv O. saS IS
?S li's St. nv i s Yf IS IS 8 !: 3 S
sds 81, q 5. nv; il.Ss g g nv. % g 3,
st elsss P s. nv s !. 90 g
iapS Y INV. llI So isis-2ttS.law v. or Is g
81 = @ 3 3 Is: :ss FL, q: q e
is.s isiS !. ssYi q :. E
81 sfii 4 = ;i's y. y
lie sth W. sr 30 SO SoS si az.
80 + NJ g Ii Is soin . :s as S ST. L
i314 st NV SIX ll23 sth ST NV, Or. ~
ms Ii wiisSE Fl is % . si ss ?. :, nv.
Tor RENTzFURNIsHEp
, stneSr inomas Circle ora. all m mo $500
is'n ST. ABOVE p1PH SfS Sssf i9E all m - Ito
sk St above bupSns Circle iSr y. mod hnps Is
soS sth st NV 10 rSoms - s. ~ rooms ~
20. SIN Z, NV. 10 rooms ali moa imp s.. So
93i st NV 10 rooms ali mod inn. a. a.
aoS Pun =, Ne rooms and cellar al mod imps 81 80
9iS Sd St ne. sr. all mod o mon. 90
SoS st. me- ST. al ned ; IS
EoR RENT - CHEAP = 1851 ST, ENTIRELY
i new, three story Brick. containing Is rooms and
Closets four Rooms on rst floor. relsces and every
convenisnce. WhlTAkEk JORDAN, l4l7FE
mn1-6t
Ir0R RHINESTONE AND DWELLING JIsr
Completed o4l fenns- ave e.. Hne cellar and ali
modern improvements, GOOD location for dry goods.
shoes or fine grocery. sWoRMsTEDr 4 BRADf-EY.
". =! I'm
L,oR RENT-UNFURNIsHEp-
s.'n sfs Fl. L. I'll story
ia LIST ST. Ae-....- 40 EOS st. n e ..... :,0
ilOo Sonn ave. store..,O ia lOih ST. - 20
i'~f istn st....-.; 5o li5l ST.. once room. 10
FURNISHED
Rhode Island. mr. Conn list. bet 18th A 10Th n
,ave-.:.;;...;. SasS33 10th st,nr DupontCir, 80
Dupont Circle -2sl69 Nst. near l0th...... IFS
ST., near 10th: .......275 llth ST. bet and o. ii5
30 farrsgut Square. go st. bet. IA and Is ~
o ST.. near l2th......150 Ills lot IA
h2s l4:is Pam 49,
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VALUABLE DRua STORE AT AUcrfox.-Messrs
Duncanson Bros. will commence TOMORROW MORN
ing, Al 10 O'Clock, by order or the trustees the
sale or the entire stock contained In the we'll
known drug store, 5th and streets northwest.
See the advertisements In the AUCTION column for
deIaslS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-03-07

eGeneral Master Workman Powderly arrived Il
Phliadeiphia yesterday afternoon. II Is his frs
tr1p after his recent illness
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Interesting Exhibition.
Real Estate Sales.

Moses and Jacob Eiseman have bought OF Peter
NJ. Dubant sub. lot Al, square 400, ls7x92 feet
situated on 9th street, between N and N streets
northwest. improved by three-story brick dwell
Ing, for $4,000.