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STILL AHEAp.-Our assortment OF light and
black hats Is full ever. Prices down to the
bottom notch. Franc. One-price halter and fur
nisher, corner 9TH and ID.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-05-28

SKE The s. Bargain Child Suits.
EIsENAN BROS, 7th and Z
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LADIES preparing for departure TO the sea-shore
and mountain can have their dresses made up In
nrSt-clsSs manner at very short notice by WOOD
MAKD & LOTHKOP. cor. 1ltn ana II SIS. NV.
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SEE ADVERTISEMENT Decoration Day IT Marshall
Hall
liz DID Nor SHOOT HINSELF.-A horse ran away
on Main street: - did John simpsons wife. The
horse LET'S buggy behird aim on the street, and
the wife LETT seven POOR nt,e children at home.
UnliS@ most injured husbands, simpson, although
nearly c-a4el with grief, d1i not shoot himself,
bit Ike seLsit." man procured bottle Of Scotch
oats Essence. which canned his excitement, re-
neVed his splitting heaI. alayed MS irritation,
cleared his brain, and allowing his runaway wife
10 20 her own way. he set about supporting MS
children. Moral: The runaway horse had too
much oats; tar runaway vile TOO little, he1 hus-
band Jtisr enough
Every bottle OF scotch oats Essence manufac-
tUIed by The company will now have on its paste
board WRAPPER a $1,000 forfeit guarantee that 1t
COeS not contain particle OF opium, morphine,
choral, Or any other narcotic.
SEE THE S3- 80 Bargain child suits.
EI,EMAS BROS, 9Th and E.
Coon BRAND COLLARS,
3 Tor SOC.
Perfect lifting.
Have no others.
SEE THE - Boys Bargain Suits.
EISEMAN bESs., 9TH and Z,
Manufacturing ClOthiers and TailorS.
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$3.50 SMYRNA RUGs, si.s5; $3.50 smyrna Rugs,
s2.95; $50 smyrna Rugs, s2.+5; s1.5O smyrna
Mats 9ec., az julius Lansburghs, for Tuesday
ONLY.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-05-28

NOR RENT-123 MARYLAND AVE. NE; THREE
story and basement frst-class condition. rent low
Apply to A. LINDENKOHL. 10 4th St Sc. my26-3t'
LCOR RENT-FOR ONLY S16. S-ROOM BRICK,
lately papered and painted. Inquire at 1872 5th St
NV, my26- 3ts
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MEMBERS OF EPIPHANY CHURCH and friends will
md the latest portraits OF Rev. DIR. Giesy at Geo.
Princes Studio, 1lth street and Pennsylvania
aVpnur
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That TIRED FEELING

Is experenc ed by almost everyone at this season. and
many people resort to Hoods ssrsaparilla to drive
away the languor and exhaustion The blood, laden
with impurities which have been accommodating for
months moves slu2gishly through the VEINS the mind
fails to think quickly and the body is still slower
respond Foods Sarsaparila is just what is needed
purhes vitalizes and enrches the blood makes the
head clear creates an appetite that tired
feeling. tones the nervous system and imparts new
strength and vigor TO the whole body
HOODS SARSAPARIILA
Sol by all druggists 81 six for IS. Prepared only
by C. L HOOD CO.. Apothecaries, Lowell, Mass
100 DOSES ONE DOLLAR.
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SEE ADVERTISEMENT excursion Decoration Day
TO Nj Vernon
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COLBURSs MUsTARp.-Philadelphi Brand is the
King of Condiments. Flavor and pungency CON-
lined In perfection For sale by GrocerS.
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Don't MISS the great sale OF smyrna Rugs Tues
lay at Julius LansburghS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-05-28

Coon BRAND COLLARS,
3fOr SOC.
The best and latest
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SIZE ADVERTISEMENT excursion Decoration Da
70 Nj. Vernon.
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SECT HE 1880 Mems Bargain Suits
EIsENtS BROS, 9TH and F.
Manufacturing ClOthierS and TailorS
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FRENCH in three weeks Try ten lessons now, s..
SEE Educational
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CITY AND DISTRICT.
An.usensents EO-niyhf.

NAT:oSAL-"Q@een's Lace handkerchief"
ALBAUGH's.-"The Begglr student"
HAKE!S.-''The Black Flag
lASUKAMA BUILDISG.-"Battle OF shiloh"
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FINE FANCY Seamless Mating, at 2Sc., on Tues
day, at julius Lan>burgh's, 315 9TH st.
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SEE ADVERTISEMENT excursion Decoration Day
a Vernon
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lAdyertlssnent.l

MEnBERs or THE GRAND Army OF TIE REPUBLIC
Will De Interested In the notice OF Assistant AdJu-
tant-General Cameron In another column
TIE BONDS issued by the Church OF the Covenant
81 THIS city would seem 70 offer a good and safe
investment. Bearing per cent interest, and being
purcnasaoie at par they yield nearly twice the In
come OF Government bonds. Fun Information
on application 10 the treasurer, j. Z Fitch No.
147 Pennsylvania avenue northwest
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BISHOP NEWMAN RECEIVING CONGRATULATIONS
Saturday evening informal reception was
rendered TO BishOp-Elect Newman by the members
OF his congregation at the Metropolitan NJ. 4.
church. Ex-Mayor Emery presided, and addresses
were delivered by Hon. j. ID. Taylor, Mr.. Tall
inadge, Chaplain Kramer, Rev. DR.. j. McKendree
Riley, Rev. DIR. Chapman and Gen. Dickinson.
Bishop Newman responded briefly. Bishop New
man leaves for New York to-day TO be consecrated
Tuesday. The trustees OF the Metropolitan church
have arranged for formal reception 10 DIR. New
man 10 be held June ). Bishop Newman preached
IN his old pulpit TO a large congregation. His
theme was character" AT the conclusion OF the
service, the church members crowded about him
and rendered their congratulations upon his eleva-
tiOl
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-05-28

The MOST AGREEABLE well as the most efYec-
tive method OF di>peilng headaches. colds and re-
verS, or cleansing the system, Is by taking a few
doses Of the pleasant California liquid fruit rem
edy. SyTup Of FIgs. All druggists.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-05-28

FIFTY THOUSAND MORE FOR THE CATHOLIC UNI
vEKsITY.-A dispatch from Baltimore says: In adj
dlton To the 100000 contributed to the Catholic
University Iuud by Catholic gentleman, lady
OF New York, who Is not over twenty-three years
old, Saturday sent q subscription OF $4,000
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GENr's Su1rs SECURED
AND PRESSED FOR IL
Coats, Soc: Pants Csc; Vest 25c. Altering and
Repairing done in best manner Goods called for and
delivered. Telephone call 1882
x. l. HAHN 7O5 9th ct NV:
ta31-6m and 218 N. Calvert St. Baltimore
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A NEW PRINTING OFFICE.
"A MCQUEEN 4 WALLACE
BOOK AND JOB PRINTERS,
110S-l116 street n. w. South Side.
Announce that they ready to orders for anv
kind OF Printing Of the above address Their outfit 4
entirely new. Skilled Workmen only employed WIN
try to please all customers ap7
T AIDES WHITE KID SLIPPERS, Gee; LADIES,
Opers Toes. Sac. Ladies' Oxford Ties. &c.,; Chill
sSs 1oJb Iisic Ns22sF1 lin
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More sweeping Reductions


Our Bargain Sale having proven such q decided
success, we have concluded TO continue same
during the entire week. This week you can buy
our ladies' "a French Kid button at 29S You cal,
have our $3.50 hand-sewed button for 81 A. You can
buy this week our 81 Kid Oxford ties at 81 "a. You
may take our s. kid Oxford ties. patent-lea ther
tip. at $19S. You can have ladies' slippers for
cents pair. You can buy mems low shoes worth
81, for $1.4S. Our mems Daisy kid low shoes all
styles, regular $3.50 shoes, for So 10 Lawn tennis
bicycle, base ball, and wtgwam shoes a specially.
FAMILY SHOE STORE
80 18th St NV
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Z I2-JU MtDs Bargaln Suits.
EISEMAS BROS, 18th and E,
Manufacturing Clothiers and Tailors.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-05-28

D1XOm's Yeast Powder always reliable. I'm
Royal Glue'' mends China, GlassWood, &C,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-05-28

The London Field discusses the deed OF gift OF
the America Cup with uncomplimentary reference
TO the New York Yacht Club
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Only $40 dor New Homes, DOmnestics.
SingCrS, AutOmatics, Whites Households
Americans, Howes Wheeler & wilson's, and Posts,
all fully warranted, at Funk's Sewing Machine
Agency, 1881 7th ST., near Street market.
M,26263O
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Real Estate Sales

MARRIAGE LICENsEs.-Marriage licenses have
been issued by the clerk Of the court to Daniel
Sheafe and Annie c. Howard; David Price and
Janey WILDLY: W. T. StOckett and Arnie NJ HOdg-
son; stephen BOggs and Henrietta Harris: Pres
Ton Barnes and Annie Robey; Willie Jones and
Laura Snowden.
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EXCURSIONS, PICNICs, sc.
DECORATION DAY
AT
MARSHALL HALL

nECORATIoN DAY
MARSHALL HALL.
Steamer JOHN W THOMPSON will make two trips
TO the Hal on WEDNESDAY, MAY 80. 1888.
Boat leaves Stepheneon's Wharf. foot of 9TH st. At
e;3O an aud 80 Pm, returning at and z O'Clock
Pm
Fare. round trip, 25 cents.
my2S-2t ~
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Railroad Influence in the Senate.


To the Editor of The EVENING STAR:
You have frequently expressed surprise at the
manner In which the Pennsylvania Railroad seems
to control the Senate but 1t ought not to surprise
any one. The Senate, more than any other legiS-
lative body, has come to be understood as the rep
resentative OF the railroads, and the gigantic mo-
nopolles and trusts that threatening all other
business operations throughout the country. With
few exceptions it has come to be understood
that In many IL not most OF the states no man can
be elected To the Senate unless he Is millionaire,
and generally connected with or the representative
OF some powerful corporation. SO strong is the
feeling becoming ON this subject that within the
past few days have heard several members eX-
press the opinion that the time was near at hand
when the only safety would lie In the election OF
senators by popular vote.
The worst feature OF the matter is that the rail-
road companies combine to bring their influence
TO bear on senators In favor Of any one OF the COM
panes that may have matters pending before Con-
greSs. have reason to believe that many railroad
companies In the West have been induced by the
Pennsylvania corporation TO write TO senators to
their influence TO help IL In its efforts to retain
possession OF the Mall, and the Farwell bill-in
short, anything IL may choose to demand. How
much influence this mas had with Senators OF
course no one can say; but 1t would seem 10 go a
long way toward explaining the wonderful power
which that company seems TO exercise In the Sen
ate. IL was The same WY when they got
possession OF the Mall originally, and which
senator Morrill, struggled SO earnestly to prevent,
but In vain. You remember how, after having Of
fered amendment after amendment, each being
defeated by vote OF about "a to Is, he said In
despair: "Mr. President, had intended to Offer
all these amendments (hOl6ing up large bundle
of papers,, but see ii Is useless and will forbear
know the gentleman Is awaiting your decision In
the hail outside with great fmpatence." And after
the deed WAS done ne most appropriately moved
that committee be appointed to wait on Hon.
Thomas Scott. 10 see ,chdt further orders ne had
for the T.. :. Senate, though that did not get into
the record.
This week will probably determine whether now,
as before, the PENNSYLVANIA Railroad Company
trAlS ha pif as, "a md no VOTE
will be scanned In other sections OF the country,
as well as in this downIrodden District
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SEE THE $40 Mems Bargain suits.
= N q

WOODWARD 4 LOTHRoP call attention TO their
Nell-,eieCted stock Ut fancy cotton. linen, and
Windsor cloth ldp-rObes which they are Offering
at extremely low prices ,iOc. to 81 each
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-05-28

SEE ADVERTISEMENT Decoration Day at Marshall
Hall
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-05-28
Coos BKAND COLLARS,
g IUr J0C.
Why pay more.

SEE THE $50 Bargain child suits.
EISEMAN BROS. eth and e.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-05-28

INTENDING VISITORS to Long Branch this season
should not overlook the advertisement OF the Hote
Brighton In another column
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-05-28

Iyok sALE-8AlTHERsBURG. MONTGOMERY
- County.-1O0 lots within 2UO yards from station.
all elevated and desirable. Inducements offered 20
PARTIES desiring 10 build THIS property Is the only
desiE able property offered within the incorporated
limits As lots have been much sought after this
Locality in past seasons with elevation 800 let
above Washington, ana title indsputAble. Apyly 10
T. Is. BkOOkES, iiAithersburg Nd. mK,,-lm.
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FOR lighthouses.

Tor RENT-THE DWELLING PART OF Housl
- 3O2 Last Capitol ST. has rooms with all moaur
eonyepienoes. Rent s25. Apply to-, =, ,oy,x,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-05-28

IroR SALE-CHoICE lot AT HYATTSNIII.E
y Gok2OO II cheap, 80 and llO acres u miles from
Washington. Il. and %. n H.. very attractive money
e. loan IA sums To suit *. '. HALL 10 IT Paul 81
balto. my25-3t'
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LOCAL MENTION.
The Weather.

LOCAL MENTION.
The Weather.
Indications for The g. hours commencing at p.
For the District Of Columbia, Eastern Pennsyi-
NanIa, New Jersey Delaware and Aarylana,
warmer followed by cooler, local rains. fresh 10
brisk southeasterIy winds.
LADIES preparing for departure to the sea-shore
and mountain can have their dresses made up In
nrst-cIaSs manner at very short notice by WOOD
wAKD LOrBKOP. cor. 1lth and SITS NV.
SEE ADVERTISEMENT excursion Decoration Day
10 MI Vernon
sKK The 8 Bargain Child Suits.
EIsENAS BROS, 7th and Z
DON'T MISS the great sale of smyrna Rugs Tues
day, at Julius Lansburghs
Coon BRAND COLLARS,
3 for SOC.
The best and latest.
STILL AHEAp.-our assortment OF light and
black hats IS full as ever. Prices down to the
bottom notch. Franc. One-price halter and fur
nisher. corner 9TH and ID.
SEE ADVERTISEMENT excursion Decoration Day
FRENCH in three weeks. Try ten lessons now, $.
SECT HE $3.50 Mems Bargain Suits
EIsEMtS BROS, 9TH and f,
Manufacturing Clothiers and Tailors
$3.50 SMYRNA RUGs, si.s5; $3.50 smyrna Rugs,
x2aI; $50 smyrna Rugs, s2.I5; 81 so SMYRNA
Mats, gsc., AZ julius Lansburghs, for Tuesday
only.
The FANCY GOODS SALE advertised in another
column To take place at Az 9tn street northwest,
commencing Tuesday, May -, at 10 O'Clock a. m.
and continuing each day and evening until entire
stock is sold, viii he managed by S. samstag.
SEE ADVERTISEMENT excursion Decoration Day
10 MI Vernon
CoLBrRss MUsr.Kp-Phiadelphi Brand is the
King of Condiments. Flavor and DuQgency COM
pined In perfection For sale by Grocers.
SEE THE s12 80 Mems Bargain suits
EISEMAS Bros, 18th and E.
Manufacturing Ciothiers and Tailors.
FINE FANCY Seamless Mating, at 2sc., on Tues
day, at julius Lansburghs, 3l5 7th ST.
MEMBERS OF EPIPHANY CHURCH and friends will
rni the latest portraits OF Rev. Dr. Giesy at Geo.
Princes Studio, 18th street and Pennsylvania
avenue.
SEE ADVERTISEMENT Decoration Day at Marshall
Hall
THE MosT AGREEABLE as well as the most ef1ec-
tive method OF Gispelllng headaches, colds and fe
vers, OF cleansing the system, Is by taking a few
doses of the pleasant California liquid fruit rem
edy. Syrup Of Figs All druggists
SEE THE go Mems Bargain suits.
EISEMAS BRoS., 9TH and E
Manufacturing Ciothiers and TailOrs.
WOODWARD & LorHRoP call attention TO their
Well->eiected stock Ut fancy cotton, linen, and
Windsor cloth lap-robes which they are Offering
at extremely low prices; 6Oc. to 81 each
SEE ADvERTIsEaESr Decoration Day at Marshall
Hall.
COos BRAND COLLARS,
WHY pay more.
SEE THE 81 so Bargain child suits
EIsENAS Bros, 9TH and F.
SEE ADVERTISEMENT Decoration Day at Marshall
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-05-28

GEAND EXCURSION o. DECORATION D.Y.-Tbe
steamer Lady on the Like VIII leave her wharf
To; OF 6'n street, Tomorrow, May 70 az q D. m
Crtusll-s early Thursday morning. May BY for
tp!Oala! Bsach, PLey Point, COrnfeid Harbor
f0FtT'a5 sOi,rJr, Norfolk, Ocean View, ami Viz
Siu!l Bach Fare TJdaI Trip sl--fdrL
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-05-28

COLUMBIA ATHLETIC CLUB PRIZEs.-The prizes to
be given at the spring meeting OF the Columbia
Athletic Club on AnaIostan Island, on Wednesday
are now on exhibition In Moore & Leding's window,
on the Avenue.
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EoR SALE OR RENT

The hne brick residence of the late G. c. Hyatt NJ
hSattsNiile Md. "a ar-e. airy rooms. elevated Iowa
ton. Nlde shaded Nrrhnlas. lArge grUun - hand
soflsy ferraced with abundance Of shade shrub
berry and flowers. ~ TRAINS a day stop. Communication
ticket To Washington for Trlcc Of strccar fare lusa
ton. one minutes walk from the depot a cslebrated
mineral spring In Immediate NlciuitY.
We Ofier this. al tle most desirable residences m
Maryland. on easy terms 90 immediate purchaser.
or Viii be rnted from june LIST To private family
fnra nrsf- las ln.nrn Inn.
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Poisonous CosMEr1cs.

mh1-3un
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EoR SALE OR EXCHANGE A GRAND STOCK
farm Of 200 aCrUs, beautifully oCatsd IN Mary
land on the Potomac 20 nies from this CITY. good
landing DWELLINGS harms healthy. good nei .shbor-
hood Mt Vernon STEAMER lands every day within ~
miles *. A. PHILLIPS. lsly y. \. ave. my 10 Jan
IGOR sALE-AT ROCKVILLE. HOUSES FOR KENT
II and sale lots Tor sale. country seats and dairy
farms convenient e. stations small aud larze farms
along Met Rranrh Is aud - from city limits 70 Point
mylb-2w
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-05-28

EARM foh SALE IN A. a.. 90. MD Mills
Il from BeltsNie. on B. o. Railroad. - acrts 40 IN
wood. balance cleared, hneIy watered small HOUSE,.
GOOD roads and nelghbOrhoOd. Adjoining farm 81 la
vans & shaw. Terms made easy nj 500. Address
MARION DUCkETI, Trustee aud att'S AT Law. Had
ensburg. L. a. Co, Md ma Elm
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Down TIE BAY VIA BAY RrDGE.-Tae first ex-
ClF-ica q Tie sJssn Will leave Baltimore and OHIO
Depot Decoration Day, 3OsA Instant. at 10 a. III
'Eyi- lZel orchestra ..fil furnish music ON tine
Loaf. Round triP only 81. Chilren 30 cents.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-05-28

The MISSOURI DENOCRATs.-At a meeting Of the
Missouri Democratic Association Saturday night
the following were elected delegates 10 the demo-
cratic national league convention, to be held at
Baltimore: Charles Ii. ManSur, j. p. Walker Col
Vim. +. SwitZler. MesSrs. 5. b. Cunningham, and
DOOley; alternates, L. l. Lyles, John A. Belvlns
JAS. y. Edwards, and Z. T.. Baldwin.
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II tne Country Scat o. - ANS. ifrr1ytd ty !.
lsnre double frame house OF ROOMS, lsnauifUlV
located on an deviation m old fsrs.-t
oaks. al Necessary outhu'4iul-s. water t-i,al
orchard only ten minutes WAlk from silver Strilg
station. Me .roIsblitan ttrsugh
FOR fun parfttsllar- aultN L.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-05-28

RoBBERIgs REPoRTEp.-Rachael Herring, No. 81
h street northwest, reports that her house was
entered yesterday morning and robbed OF a gold
watch and cnain.-T. Nj. sullivan reports the
larceny OF three base ball Dats.-Anna McLane,
No. 6l2 l4th street, reports the theft OF breast
pin.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-05-28
COUNTRY REAL ESTATE.

lSoR SAILOR EXCHANGE FoR CRY RIO
Icrty. - q lard. lrrr' sew located within
~ niles OF The new b. dse At GeorTcto~n adirs-s
Boa "a. Star One. my.sS-8f.
v,oR sAIE-lo A. RES. GROOM HOUSE sTARIE
carriasre hcuse. q: scken houses high an haalth,
Z miles frsIn Ecckviile prfoi fruit q al Kind.
splendid shaie well q client water scrcs IN uA.
= IN corr. arr" garden priuo slofo. sns-hAf cash
Addre-S OWNER
mN.sS-.iis RakNtlr Ma
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ExfESSIvE SALE or FINE DECORATIVE PLASrs-
iOM9riOH AZ IL l. N. and 5 p. IN. Thomas Dowl-
las VII sell AT ais auction rooms immense con-
sishueht OF choice plants. Ia fancy tubs, baskets
Poes, 40, suitable Tor decorating cemeteries lawns
parks, &C see advertisement Tor particuIars .
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-05-28

220S F ST., 6r., mi. S2S.5O
A room 20x40, 18th st.
near Pa. ave-, for bust
ness purposes. 10
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1888-02-29
THE TREATY's FATE SEALED.
Belief That 1t Will be Rejected by the
Senate.

New York, Feb. 23.-The Tribune
this morning prints an interview with
Senator Frye in regard to the fisheries
treaty The Maine senator criticised
the treaty severely He says privileges
have been surrendered; new exclusions
introduced and the fishermen's necessi-
ties juggled with. The Tribune says that
in view of the fact that Mr.. Frye's judg-
ment In all matters relating to the fish
cries is paramount with his Republican
colleagues in the Senate, it is not too
much to say that the fate of the treaty is
sealed. 1t will be rejected by an over
whelming vote. The only question is by
how large majority 1t will be beaten.
LONDON, Feb. 23.-The Times says:
1--WE shall be surprised if a majority of
the Canadians do not appreciate the
fisheries settlement highly. We are
certain that the compromise will appear
the more skillful, the more closely it is
examined"
The Chronicle says: at is an AMIGA
BILE bargain. In the nature of things
Canada's concessionsappear to be larger
than Americas but it would be useless
for Mr. Chamberlain to extort such
terms from America as would lead to
the rejection Of the treaty by the Sem
ate."
The Daily News says: "We still think
that it would have been better to have
chosen a commissioner less obnoxious
to powerful section of the American
nublico
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Trans for the Unwary.

At Boston on the 21st the House Of
Representatives committee on labor
gave hearing to Mrs. Charlotte Smith
and others on charges that several in
tellieence Offices were sending girls
seeking employment to houses of III
fame. Mrs. Smith charges Inspector
Burleigh with being in league with the
intelligence Offices and knowing their
abominable business. She submitted fifty
written statements, several sworn, of
women who had been sent as charged.
These girls were sent out as servants,
seamstresses, etc., and some of them
were sent to other cities. Mrs. Smith
introduced Mrs. Annie w. O'Leary,
who said that she had been driven out
of her business by the exactions of In
spector Burleigh. She had kept an in
telligence office for twenty-six years.
Henry Chase, president of the Society
for the Suppression of Vice, corrobor-
ated some of the statements of the
women. Several of the accused intelli-
gence Office keepers appeared and de-
MED the truth Of the statements.