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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-05-03
A MODEL PAPER.
Some Of the Enticing Contents Of To-
morrow's Twelve-Page Issue.

The daily STAR goes into almost every house
hold in the city, and the Saturday issue is
looked forward to with exceptional interest by
the thousands Of its readers. This is due to
the fact that it is prepared always with the
view Of interesting and instructing the home
circle. 1t is so complete in all its details that
there is no need o. issuing q paper on
MING STAR are all called into requisition
for the production of Saturdays paper. Care
full editorial discrimination, extensive tele-
graphic connections, large corps Of trained
reporters, and an unsurpassed mechanical de-
partment all contribute to this model paper
To-morrow's issue will be fully up to the stand
ard in every particular, and that is saying q
great deal 1t will be intensely interesting
from the top of the first page to the bottom Of
the twelfth. 1t must be remembered that
twelve pages on Saturday is the order Of the
day, and they will be twelve good ones
Numerous articles have been prepared with
great care, and. as The STAR knows what
Washington wants, it is superfuous to say that
they will be interesting. These will be supple
mented by complete history of the days
events in all parts Of the world The follow
ing are some of the features Of to-morrow's
paper.
A VISIT TO JAPAN 1lustrated:-
The daily life Of Japanese household as
illustrated by q collection in the National
Museum.
CHILDREN OF THE WHITE HOUSE OlIus-
trated):-
A description Of the Presidents grand
children and their attractive mothers.
LIVE BUSINESS MEN QllustrateI.-
Some Of Washington's prominent citizens,
and how they achieved success.
ECHOES OF THE CENTENNIAL
How New York looks after the great celebra-
ton. By The Stars Special Correspon-
dence.
ARTISTIC KITCHENS
Beautiful rooms where the meals Of million
aires are cooked. By Mary Gay Humphreys.
HOW TO RIDE
The disadvantages of the English Jockey style
OF horsemanship, and some interesting
examples.
THE FIRST INAUGURAL BALL.
A very timely and readable love story Of
hundred years ago.
ANNUAL HOUSE CLEANING
Some practical suggestions to industrious
housekeepers.
ETIQUETTE AND MANNERS
Some valuable advice upon matters Of social
customs and requirements.
THE FIGHT OF THE REAR GUARD
Exciting times in covering the retreat after
the battle with Crazy Horse By Capt.
King.
HOME MATTERS:-
Some hints about the parlor and kitchen.
REAL ESTATE GOSSIP
An interesting account Of the extensive
building operations in East Washington.
ON THE BALL FIELD
Notes and comments on the national game.
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An Oratorical Contest.

CHICAGO, May "a special dispatch from
Des MOines, Iowa, says that the sixteenth an
nual contest of the Interstate Oratorical asso-
citation was held at Grinnell last evening. The
judges Of thought and composition were Gov.
Foraker, Of Ohio, President Chamberlin, of the
University Of Wisconsin, and Prof. Barnes of
Iowa college. The judges of delivery were
Judge John 7. Phillips, Of Missouri; Gen. ]. C.
Cowen, Of Nebraska, and Hon. W. n. Homer,
OF Illinois. The hrst prize was awarded to E.
IL Hughes, OF the Wesleyan university. Della
ware, Ohio; second to Biaisdell, of Beloit col
lege, Beloit, Wis; third to Wickerson, of De
Paw university, Green Castle, Ind. Hughes
was formerly OF Grinnell.
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THE COURTS.
CoURr IN GENERAL TERM-JuStices Hdqner
James, and BrddLeu

CoURr IN GENERAL TERM.-yuStices Hdqner,
James, and Bradley
To-day, Wright agt. bearing; argued and
submitted. Berlitz agt. Strack; do.
EQUITY CoURr-Judge Con.
To-day, Rogers agt Garland; time to take
testimony extended. Independent Ice Co. agt
johnson; decree adjusting rights. Woodbury.
agt. Whelan; VIM. Whelan allowed to become
party complainant. Taylor agt. Tyler and
Fowler agt. Taylor; final decree dismissing bill
in first case, DC. Smith agt. Smith ct al offer
Of John Hile directed accepted; Gray agt Nc
Mahon; auditors report ratified and resale on
terms ordered.
To-day, Keleher agt. Keleher; bill dismissed.
Davis agt. Davis; referred to c. Ingle to take
testimony. Wright agt. Wright; divorce
granted. Spalding agt. District; decree against
First National bank Of New York.
POLICE CoURr-J,uioe Miller.
To-day, George Scott, violating police regu-
lations; So or Is days. Joseph Randolph, va
grancy; bonds or 60 days. Geo. Brown. failing
to have light on tricycle.; personal bonds. John
King, vagrancy; bonds or so days. VIM Haw-
kins, disorderly conduct; IS or 10 days. Andrew
Grant, disorderly conduct in county; personal
bonds. Thos. Henry, colored, cruelty to ami
mails; do. Dora Jones, coiored, disorderly
conduct; s5 or Is days. David Young, do; do.
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A Cbicaao Suburb nm Fire.

CHICAGO, May "a special dispatch from
Dixon, Ill, to the Journal says that the neigh
boring town of Forreston is burning. A call for
aid from surrounding towns has been sent out.
An engine from Amboy has gone there. The
fire originated in an elevator and spread thence
to the business blocks The fire has reached
the main street and Is still burning For
reston is a town Of about 600 inhabitants.
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The Cause of Father Hothans' Death.

CHICAGO, May IA Tribune special from Lin
coin, Neb., says: Some doubts have been ex-
pressed as to the cause of the death Of Father
Hothans, the Catholic priest. An attempt was
made by the physicians to hold an autopsy on
his remains, but on arriving at the parsonage
where the remains lay they were informed that
the bishop had forbidden an autopsy unless the
law expressly commanded it, and therefore
none was held. The physicians assert that
there are strong indications of poisoning in the
case, and they were anxious to make an exam
nation OF the stomach. The remains were
taken to Cincinnati yesterday for interment
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A CHASTITY Accident.

INDIANAPOLIS, I'D. May "A CHASTITY acct
dent was witnessed in one of the principal
streets to-day, when team attached to a wagon
loaded with collins containing corpses that were
being transferred from an old cemetery to a
new one became frightened and ran away The
wagon was upset and the cofiins were scattered
along the streets. One burst open and skull
rolled ON the ground, while bones were thrown
about pTOmiScuou.ly
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CIVIL SERVICE REFORMERS.
The Association Holds its Annual Meet
tng-BishOp Potter Commended.

At the annual meeting in New York Of the
Civil-Service Reform association, Dorman B.
Eaton presided in the absence of the president,
Geo. VIM. Curtis. Among the resolutions
adopted was one offered by Mr.. Wheeler thank
ing the Right Rev. H. c. Potter for his just and
earnest statements Of the duty of the President
in reference to the exercise by him Of the power
Of appointment to Office, contained In the SER
mon delivered in st. Paurs church on the GEN.
tennial anniversary of the Inauguration of
George Washington.
THE ANNUAL ELECTION.
The annual election Of officers was held and
resulted in the choice Of the following, there
being no opposition: President, George William
Curtis Independents, John Jay, Carl Schurz,
Francis Y. Barlow, Orlando B. Potter, William
Z. Dodge, ID. Willis James, Oswald Ottendorfer
and Horace E. Deming; executive committee,
Everett P. Wheeler, Silas W. Burt, Edward
Carey, Charles Collins, George Walton Green,
Walter Howe, A. R. Macdonough. George Haven
Putnam, Theodore Roosevelt Alexander Mac
kay-Smith, William II. Thompson, Horace White,
T. W.Whitridge, Arson Phelps Stokes and Will
lam L. Trenholm.
The executive committee later reelected Mr.
William Potts secretary and Ira Bursley treasu-
rer, and the various standing committees were
reconstructed, with but little change from their
membership during the previous year. Only
one or two names appear on either list and
among those best known is that of the Hon.
William L. Trenholm. formerly United States
civil-service commissioner, and late controller
OF the currency under the last administration.
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A Railroad to be Extended.

PARKERsBURG. W. Va, May 3.-First mort
gage bonds of s1O,OOO, 900 have been issued by
tine Chicago, Parkesburg and Norfolk railroad
company to the Mercantile trust company of
New York to build the road and the mortgages
are being recorded in the counties through
which the road passes. In this state 800 miles
will be built directly east from here to the Vir-
ginia line
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The Searies-O,Connor Match.

TORONTO, OST., May ga cable dispatch was
received in this city yesterday stating that
unless Searles' deposit Of flO0 was covered by
MAY 10 the rowing race between him and
OSonnor would be declared of. Rogers,
OConnor's hacker, is out Of the CITY, having
been IN New York for a week, but arrange
ments were made forthwith pending his return
70 cover Searles' deposit. The money will be
forwarded to-day
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-05-03
A Street Car Strike Ended.

ST. Paul, MINI, May 3.-At a meeting of
the striking street car drivers last night the
strike was declared off and the men will go
back to work at the reduced wages. The COM
pany made the concession of agreeing to treat
well the men regardless Of their affiliations
with labor unions
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-05-03
Died from Brutal WINNING.

ANNA, Ill, May 3.-James Gordon, who was
whipped by the White Caps a week ago, died
yesterday Of his injuries. The manner Of Cor
don's whipping was most brutal. Jonathan
Rose and others of that neighbhorhood nave
been warned or take the same treatment
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-05-03
Section Hands Strike for More Wages.

CHICAGO, Lay "a special dispatch from
Negaunee, Mich, says: Section hands on duty
on the South Shore and Atlantic railway, be-
tween here and Marquette. struck yesterday for
q raise Of wages from SL25 to sI.5O per day.
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Ouarrymeu on n Strike.

JOLIET, ILL.,, May 3.-About 700 quarrymen
in the various quarries near this city went on
strike yesterday for an advance of Is cents per
day in wages. 1t is believed that the matter
will be settled to-day.
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A Terrible Tragedy.

NEW ORLEANS, La, May ga special to the
ses-Democrat from Eigerly, La, says: 4
terrible tragedy occurred at Blair, La, yester-
day afternoon A merchant named Melwick
shot his wife and two children, set fire to his
residence. and burned the bodies of his VIC
TINS with il and then shot himself.
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A Noted Educator Dead.

BosToS. May 3.-Charles K. Dillaway, head
master Of the Boston latin school from 1881 to
1886, died yesterday aged eighty-fve. He was for
many years a member of the Boston school
committee, and for thirty-four years was sec
rotary of the Roxbury Charitable society. He
leaves a wife and children
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Missionaries for the Alaska Indians.

PoEr TOWNSEND, W. T., May 3.-Dr. sheldon
Jackson, commissioner Of Indian education in
Alaska. lsfs yesterday with large party Of
missionaries who will be stationed among the
Indians IN all parts Of Alaska.
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COUNTRY BOARD.

A A PLEASANT COUNTRY SEAr IN TIE
N mountains of Virginia. few boarders for the
ner months Address JAS. JEII. Washington, lap
pahAnnock county. Va my3-i&tu-3ws
GUNNER BoARDERs WANTED AT BUcKToS
- Va. near station v VI. K L.. near mountains and
Warren White sulphur spring; enient 70 and
creek free 70 orchard. 81 pea week Address
/. NJ. JENKINS, BucktOn, Va my2-3ts
BOARD IN THE MOUNTAINS : DELIGHTFUL
ID board In the mountains Of Va; plenty OF ehade:
large lawn; ice and mix spring water and SUI pbur
and iron water, cOnNeyHnces for guests Address
Mrs. J. STOCKTON. RIO, Albemsrle Co. Va myl-ln
A PRIVATE FAMILY WILL TAKE TWO GEN.
IA temen 10 board In the country, i've minutes walk
from Linden station Metropolitan branch Adore %
Box IL, Forest Glen p. u, Montgomery county, nd
myl-3ts
CPRING BANK FARM OPENS MAY Is: CON.
y venient for gents in ONCE meet trains twice pc.
day; fruit, ice aud milk IN abundance; high and
healthy; terms s5. SPRING BANK. Alexandria, Va
sp25-1ms
ssV,YRCONNEIL"-THls BE AUTIFUL HOME on
III the merry Land tract Will be open 10 guests
May i: two hours from Washington. Address Mn.
c. Il, BAUGHEk Peiersvlle. fred'k County. Nd
ap22-ZWs
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY

ITO CAPITALISTS, INVESTORS AND OTHERS
Il We have placed In hancs for sale about I07
acres Of land ct Central Heishts sBrsnchyle), nine
proved BY two fne houses; . new brick depot build
ins uhs best between Hshington and Baltimore Just
hnished. portion Of said land has been surveyed
into building lots 5000 all eligiby located; selling
from HOO 70 $500 each ALI will be sold, IL taken
soon. for 100000: one third cash: balance to suit
This Is an opportunity seldom offered 70 make from
b BARKER 1213 ST. my3-3t
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wANTED-COUNTRY BOARD.

WANTED-BOARD FOR FOUR ADULTS. TWO
w children and nurse, 1t Takoma or near stations
On the Metropolitan X. K Address n. 5. h, star
Once. myo-3ts
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TyAKOMA PARK.

LEWIS HEAToN's WEST END ADDITION.
The highest and best part Of Takoma Park just sub
divided, oy three from the station, and adj
Park.
never1ealtng spring Of pure water permanently re-
served for the use of the lot 1hs Gully lots
anywhere near the station ct hrst pr1ces
LEWIS HIAToN.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-05-03

eJ Fair dealing has always been the
motto Of THE EVENING STAR. "a dollars
worth in return for every dollar received" is
the principle upon which its business is con-
Quoted. Advertisers usually get from ten to
one hundred dollars for every one invested in
its advertising columns
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-05-03
WANTED--HOUSES.

,.17TrD ~ I0XI0 IE.c1 -. -. .
w without children twelve or thirteen room north
and south, corner alley. unfurnished house. in W.
section rent must be reasonable. Address PHI BUS
1924 18th st. NV. my3-3ts
XNANTED-TO BUY, FROM OWNER ONLY, A
w well -bult house. between 9TH and 18th, and NJ
SITS; price IRON $4,000 to $4,000. Address T. Y,
Star Office my2-3ts
WANTED-LADY OF REFINEMENT AND RE-
w sponsibilty would like large and handsome house
Cor two connecng for the purpose of receiving
class boarders only Unquest0nabe reference given.
Address H." care Gen. b. ROBERTSON, 1515 II
St. NV. my1-3ts
WANTED-WE HAVE THREE CUSTOMERS FOR
W modern. brick, bay-window Houses located west
Is. +. GILBERT Il CO.. 625 st. NV. sp29-6t
WANTED-A MODERN BRICK HOUSE, OR
w rooms, between X and SITS, 18th and 22d n.
W. $4,000 to $S 600 give exact location, description
and price Address BUSINESS, Star Office. ap23-6t
NANTED-A DWELLING FOR SMALL FAMILY;
w cash In hand; state price and location Address
.,. z, PETERSEN.
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The Death Record.

During the twenty-four hours ending at noon
to-day deaths were reported to the health
Office as follows: Bessie Hoag, white, SO years;
Abbie D. Colman, white, So years; Anton I'LL
man, white, 80 years; Hopkins J. Hanford, jr,
white, 6 years; Willie Johnson, colored, 6
months; William Henderson, colored, 40 years;
Mary E. Robinson. colored, year; Lucia Hall,
colored, month; Laura Francis, colored, 50
years; Albert Scott coored, years.
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WANTED MISCELLANEOUS

WANTED MISCELLANEOUS
w hand; good condition. Address Rad, Star ofice.
WANTED-oRDERs FOR sLIP-CoyERs ron
w furniture; fit and finish guaranteed; no sppren-
tended to. MRS Il BEoTSs e0s 81 m Wy p
WnAss1I,KaDDo alD HORSE Low FOR SPOT CASH
HORSE, Star ofhce. myI-3t
WANTED-6 HANDSOME LADIES OF FAULT.
thing VII Se aried ire. = sh.H. hs-
Ones ossss. possible with photograph n Star
WANTED-HoRsEs TO PASTURE AT GIN. Eff
inquire 1 tiE Hs s.T Aass
st. and Louisiana ave, city. ap29-lm
WANTED-H. BAUM PAYS THE HIGHEST CASH
grses for ,.scCnShspd furniture Carpets and
5fs .sS 5, snsife Households specially Address
WASTEp-HIaREsT Cash PRICES PAID FOR
BERS y ~ =. Stoves Scat sosEN
WANTED,pREss CUTTING MADE EASY.
stI Msdame Wsshnston,s Dress Cutting
garments readily and socurateiy The 81 stem viii be
tsnsht and the scale and measure book furnished
Rscea In pS.OD earn sUSd ladies' need
WANTEp-LEABNERs FOR PROF CHRIST
W oNkR's New International Tailor system of Dress
measure alone and the only system used that Is based
Is s'Jn MEs siSF pTpf s system tsssat by
WANTED-To BUY FOR HIGHEST CASH PRICE
w second hand Errnitu Carpets Stoves Fea, hers
ETC.: prompt attention to orders by mail otherwise
F. J. EINSTEIN,
ap1s-1m' 1909 81. NV, opposite hay scale
WANTED HORSES TO PASTURE KEEPING
w horses winter and summer . speciality. Order
box at Prices Stables 81 9th NV farm on 9TH St
road, miles from city. q. II. p. CLARK, sligo p o..
Md apl7-lms
WANTED-sTEAM CARPET CLEANING AND
w Renovating Works; Feathers Renovated, Mat
tresses Made Over Furniture Steamed and Moths De-
stroyed; FHIOUNGS.l4O2 Paav, Telephone l00S-2
apll-1m
WANTED-ToB UY-G0op sECoND-HANDG GEN.
w uemens Clothes Guns Pistols, &C. for which
highest cash price il paid. Call send postal to
ap6-1m" A. EIZSAR 1901 11th st Sc.
WANTED-GOOD SECONDHAND CLOTHING,
w guns, revolyers, old gold End silver for which
highest cash prices will be paid. Call LASKEY'S
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EoB SALE -.

Il JOHN NJ YOUNG
Invites Carriage Buyers hts stock of
New and Second hand Vehicles of AL Styles at his
New depository, 49Y aud asa Q 81. n. W,
mh3O-3m Rear OF National Hotel
IHoR SALE THE ~OTTO" GAS Engine re
quires no boiler: avoids all expensive attendance.
loss time. handling Of fuel send tor circular
shG price list u. BAlIAIF. Az [. 9Sl sth 81. MIA
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..


WAAfNSTEEDemBslYs A WHITE GIRL, A PLACE As
at 1l3O 21st st. NV. 1t.
WANTED-AgY ONE WISHING A MAN FOR
any lind Nd Of work address FRANK DEMO
WANTED-sITUATION BY GIRL FROM vIR-
w Finia AS nurse or chambermaid; willing to travel;
references furnished. Call, from a. In. to P ~,
WANTED - EXPERIENCED, LADY sTENO-
o 81 business house. Address hAfEhiANG mys star
WANTED-BY A YOUNG WHITE WOMAN A
Place as or to e9pk or do plain
WANTEPAT HEADQUARTERs- POSITIONS
So :sGls
WANTED-qO TO DICKS AGENCY FOR COOKS,
w BoussInaiss, Waitress. Nurses laundrsss C9aeh
st. NV. Also European Steamship agent. IL
NVANTED-BY SETTLED WHITE WOMAN A
w place as cook in private family. Address box
Al, Star Office. It
wANTED BY A KEsPECTABLE COLORED
w woman orders for washing for private famil to
DO at home; can furnish references. Call address
NVANTED-BY, A SETTLED CoLORED WOMAN
We place as cook in private family. Call on CATH
WANTED-BY CoLORED GIRL A SITUATION
e sy fays EsoTa refencss Please cal or address
A
w knowledse Of shorthand, position at moderate
salary. Address Box 46, Star office. my3-2t'
WANTED-BY A GRADUATE OF PHARMACY
sch M
kNANTED-BY A FIRsT-CLAss WAITER A
w lace in private family best Of reference from last
office. my2,3t.
XNANTED-BY GROCER OF Is YEARS EXPERT
fresh meat and pr aVI bnlir he wne
thoroagh practical ell round man; capable Of assum
moderate salary. A. b. X, Star office. my2-3t.
WANTED = WILL GIVE THE CHOICE OF A
w building lot, 23hi00 feet miles from city, to
o. 0cs s9F
WANTED-BY A COLORED GIRL, PLACE IN A
" private family as chambsrna ard waitress;
nee. my2-3ts
wANTED-BY A YOUTH, A POSITION AS BOOK
be given Address n O., Star Office my2-2ts
WANTED-AN EDUCATED YOUNG MAN WHO
w writes fast busln ess hand desires Clerkship
real estate, insurance patent attorneys office, with
oirifce my5-8t
WANTED-BY COLoRED WOMAN, A PLACE
Call or address 523 willow Tree Court sw. myth;
WANTED-BY A GOOD GERMAN GARDNER,
w situation; give reference. Address 1o2 Indiana
wANTED-AT THE INDUSTRIAL EXCHANGE.
situations tor all kinds of rstelass help furnish
ed free also rooms fur and unfur in all parts Of the
STEINER BRADFORD.
my1-1m" Walter building zoos st. NV
M ANTED-BY AN EXPERIENCED REGISTERED
w pharmacist situation; best references Ad-
dress ID. D., Star Office my1-3t%
M ANYED = POSITIONS FOR COOKS, HOUSE
w keepers, farm and darymen, German maids
nurses, seamstresses, cities resorts, country Main
office and reception room first toor) BURSHAM'S,
$40 9th st. NV. ap27 -6ts
WANTED-FREE. WITH REFERENCE, EMPLOY
w ers are furnished servants. Our plan the
best. Clerical applicants terms Rooms regis
tered Tree. Information furnished gratis,
CITY INTELLIGENCE OFFICE,
ap2O-12t III g street NV
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IrOR SALE-ONER 200 CARRIAGEs-NEM AND
Il second hand-frum the best makers. Landaus,
Coupes. brOuslAns, IIctoriAs. T-CGrts VILLAGE Carts,
Derby and heusngtOn Wagons, Buggies, PnsetOnz,
MRgonettes and Ia IL Coaches Also. large line u
nne harness. SPECIAL prices 10 the trade.
NotIcelrivate DESTROYS either huyingor
selling turAouts. Will Ind At 10 their sdNAntage cal
NJ facilities Tor the purchase and Of
Horses, Carriages. harness. &C, urpassed and
NY hiring. stabng aud storage iaciIities une-
qOaled 10y any establishment IN tins country. Nm h.
DOWN loo st. NV, Manufacturers Agt
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FOR RENT-OFFTCES

EoR RENT-ELEGANT OFFICES 1ST FLOOR
d3t9Fst. Apply w. RlLEY DEEBLE
apEf-lm Basement.
EGR kENT-A VERY DESIRABLE OFFICE on
ap16-lst: " TYLER & RUTHERFORD
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NOR SALE-GREAT REDUCTION IN PRICES TO
IL reduce my stock Of BlggIes. Ex.-Iop IhsetonS
Ex.-Iop Surveys. Cut-J uder surreys. Canopy Iop
surreys, and SIrlIg PhRetons. siiEtuIe nnetouA
NicIorlss Doctor llaetOus a speclslty. ana nrty f
kinds Of business nnd trucks. Hote sxent
for the Columbus Buggy Go. vehicles, no trouble y
chow work whether yOu buy or not J. h. fhUBEf,
9th and \. \. aud 1880 :i<d - q. K2otole4
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myl THE PIANO EXCHANGE. plJ Pa ave-

TIOR sALE-EORsE- TIMER FLY-BACK OHRo-
L uOgTaIh. heavy, ls-ksrHt gold: huHtns -c6sed.
guaranteed absolutely accurate. wall sell tor =
days $50. reg ular price, . IS. Best watch ever
offered Tor price. JACOBS Bt.OlHERS,
ap21-0t l2s3 HenBsylVsuIa ave.
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JIoR SAILOR AT THE HORSE AND

l'OR SALE-A GOOD COCPELEITI-RuCkA-
Il way IN islr condition, made boy EandreSu trimmed
in green. Apply 10 q. l. GUhLEi, 1885 ST. s24-lm
E,oR sAIE-oUR STOCK OF SPRING AND SUM-
II ner carriages AZ full and complete We show STYLES
that ARE correct and exclusive Our prices frrt-
class WORK are very little higher. any than you
pay for Inferior work elsewhere. IL You contenIlat
purchasing would be pleased to show You the best
ASSORTMENT OF carriages IL tie city
ANDREW J. JOYCE,
apl9-lm Az " 4I6 lstn street.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-05-03

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IL hand and Tor sale a large stock aud sec
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tension Cabrlolettes, keuEILstons Road Carts Day
tons, and all styles q business Nagons, Harness,
Whips lap iiobes, Ac, at prices and ACCOMMODATING
terms cal be found IN ay market, home
Repairing and painting promptly attended Give
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-05-03
FOR Observation-Disclosures

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