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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-04-21

Artist Conant OF Newark, Nj, hanged him.
self Yesterday a result no doubt of his inability
to have his pictures hung.
An English syndicate with &. SOC. 900 is buy
ing up the sewer pipe plants Of the west, and
ere long we may expect it to be gobbling up
! the tobacco pipe plants. the rhubarb pie plants
and about all the other plants indigenous to
the soil of the occident.
George Deffe: 81 say, Gorrie why do they
call it a Pension Bureau?"
Gorrie Georgian: "CIimb chestnut tree,
George; it's because there are so many draw
ers in it."
''But can't marry you, Charlie" she said
sadly.
Don't say that, darlingl Oh, don't say that!
Why can't you?'
Because, Charlie, I am neither a minister
nor magistrate and have no authority"
Then the soul Of Charlie was quieted and Q
great light shone round about him.
RIPESISa FRUIT.
Soon the bill boards will be budding
In a roster, redder type,
And the small boy will be longing
For the circus to be ripe.
Although the Hyde portion of the tariff is
settled, all is not Jekyll that remains.
John Ward. the base ballist, is only a muffer
after all He caught Helen Dauvray and
couldn't hold her.
The wise heads of the WAYS and Means Com
mittee may let human hair come in for nothing,
and that's all they can do about its coming out
We shall have an attack of tariff bill-iousness
before long.
The base ball season is usually opened with
a bat"
'Will you take this man to be your welded
husblnd'-began a minister in the far West to
the party Of the second part in a matrimonial
contract
''Of course; what am here for?" she asked
in innocent surprise.
The excursion agent may exclaim "Ho, for
Europe" all he pleases, but just the same it's
mighty wet hoeing between here and there.
Newspaper cuts of cyclones are made from
blew prints.
Chicago is the metropolis of the Western
Hemisphere.
The people in the flooded districts of the
Mississippi do not believe in current fiction
It's all fact with them.
two-cent-per-pound bounty on sugar will
pay for whole barrel of sand.
bald head never grows old enough to have
whiskers on It.
Senate vote IS to 20: Ais we'll that ends
smell.
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Real Estate Matters.

D. Rittenhouse has bought for $4,000 Of
Benz. +. Rittenhouse part Beal's add. to West
Washington, fronting so feet on Montgomery
street.
1. P. Diggins has bought for $500 of C. T.
Caldwell parts and 4, square 3O7, % feet AZ
inches on Vermont avenue between r and
streets northwest.
L. Lawler has purchased for S4,731. IS of ].
G. Knox lot 2, square 81, fronting 90 feet on E
between 21st and 22d streets northwest
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The Wife Granted a Divorce.

In the case of Susanna X. Mclean agt John
A. Mclean for a divorce, Judge Cox today
made a decree in favor of the complainant with
the right to resume her maiden name of Bow
man. They were married in Philadelphia,
september l6, 1884, and the bill filed by s. c.
Mills charged respondent with desertion De-
cember Z, 1856
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THoMAs BOWLING. Aucuoneer.

VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS on NORTH SIDE
OF STREET BLIMEkN TMhLfTH AND
IHlRTEEATH srkEEIs SOUTHEAST Ar
AUCTION.
On IUhsDkY. TWEEN rY-NINTH April. 1890. a
FIVE O'CLOCK II. M, an front OF the preulises wIl
sell al Vt Lot and Iarts vi Lots o. an square
lOl6
LOT has front Of so feet by an average depth u
about "a ieet ~ an alley ~ feet vi e.
LOI has q front Of 90 Ieet by depth Of 20 feet 70
an alley 40 feet Sidand ~ improved by house
now under rental
80 feet 70 same alley. with lde alley 5 feet wide
his property Is we'll situated within "a VI 18th
street and one square OF Pa south 'front.' al
graded res ~ ior bUlldiLs " III and
can be easily divided INTO build lg
10 feet front each lite perfect or no sale.
Terms easy and made known ct sale. sp2l-5t
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The Funeral of an Old Resident.

One of the old residents of this city, Mrs.
Mary NJ. Harrington, was buried Yesterday
afternoon at Glenwood, the funeral services
being conducted by Rev. DIR. Addison of Trim
Ity Church. Mrs. Harrington was the wife of
Mr.. George W. Harrington, and had lived here
more than three-score years Four children
survive her-Mrs. Edward F. Riggs, Mrs. G. NJ
Eague. Miss George Harrington and James C.
Harrington.
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AUCTION SALES.
GEO W. sIIcKNEY. AucIioneer, $50 st.
1AUSTEEs' SALE or VERY VALUABLE M
PROVED Pa PEkIY, BLISG EOUsE 10. .I5

lhUsTEEs' SALE or VERY vALUABI.E M
CSIkEET SOAIHMEST.
b. virtue Of certain deed Of trust, recorded IN
Liber No. 1917, folio 90 Ell seq. one OF he land
record. for the District Of Coumula ana az the Wrf
request VI the party secured thereby vail oel for
sac an front OF the premises, "a U.DAl. NE
Third DAY of MA lsSU, u FIVE O'CLOCK p NJ
Tie following descrlDel property situate IN the cty
Washington. District Vi Columbia 10 vat: lar; ii t
numbered one D IN uare south q square mum b,r,i
I'VE halureu ana sew nty-tNO ORR commencing Tor
The same al point lSl ieet west from the sOutA,ast
corner O: SAID sQuArv; thence north 81 theme
ea-twaroly IL feet inch IN, Ice south As i,-et
lnciies 10 The north lane Oi street; thece
said north lne OF street TO the place OF besluiu
Sud subject To certain titlst 10 secure to
sum VI eo,OOO with interest 9TH dAy VI AAy
1885.
Terms of sale One half the amount in Of said
de OF trust IN cash and the balance A. year,
secured Oy deed VI trust the proper iy sold al
CASH. 4 tn OF ton Of the Purchaser deposit OF 200
wii De required al time Of s-le. All aud
Recording al purchasers cost Terms be complied
with IN fifteen dap or the property will he &C
the risk and OF The default purchaser after
days Sert seIneut II the evening star.
JAS. H. MAAk, -.
ap2l-eodSds h. W. RITTER, yR ( irusteea
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The National Guard Encampment.

Gen. Ordwsy, his staff, Col W. G.. Moore and
several members of the first and second regi-
ment STATS visited Fort Washington yesterday
and thoroughly inspected the National Guard
camp ground especial line of improvements
was mapped out. but good deal of preliminary
planning was done.
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WH1rr1rH MAcHIsE COMPANY.
Boston and New York.

HIGH SPEED, SAFETY, HYDRAULIC PASSENGER
ELEVA TORS.
Operated upon the PRESSURE TANK system
Steam Belt and Hy drsulic Elevators for PASSENGER
and reight service. stee Boilers and Boiler
Plate Work Of all descrptions
g. w. LEWIS Agent
ap3-3m Office. $40 18th st n We. Washington, D. C.
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Mrs. McComb of Wilmington, who was
knocked insensible by her millionaire husband
Saturday, Is confined to her bed She will
have him arressed Tor assauls
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-04-21

The dead body of colored infant was found
In Reeves street between LIST and I'd. Q aud r
streets northwest yesterday.
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WANTED--HOUSES


WANTED-IHAvE $4,000 TO PURCHASE FROM
w owner SIX or more room House; modern i'm
pruvements; brill. with yard; between L and O. 4th
ana 9TH sts n ". Address X. O ", Office ap2l-3
WANTED-A HOUSE IN NV; GOOD LOCATION
w or more rooms with modern improvements, TO
cost not more than s.. coo. State full particulars
Address A. o., Star ufiCe. alo-3ts
WANTED-To b Y TWO SMALL HOUSES WITH
w convenlences; for Investment Address with
location, terms. &C., BUSINESS Star Office sple2ts
Nv ANTED-THREE HOUSES IN NORTHWEST.
w or within four squares of the Capitol rce not to
exceed $4,000 each J. Z. CULLINANE l. CO. 500
st. u. sD1 a.
WANTED-THE CARE OF FURNISHfD
~ House BY gentleman and wife; best of care ana
felerence- hud ess OK, star office. aplS-3ts
WANTED - PARTIES HAVING HOU-ES FOR
w Kent Can Secure Good Tenants and Prompt Col
leclons and Returns by Placing Their Properly with
me- repairs insurance and other incidental matters
reiang 10 lts management promptly attended to with
out extra cost 10 owner. GEO. W. IINKINS,
NM .-lm Cor. 18th and St..
WANTED WE DESIRE FOR IMMEDIATE
w clients 2 Modern, Weibuit Brick Houses con-
tanning from to 10 rooms located north OF ST. and
VEST OF oth st. n W. to cost, respectively 900 and
SIoUUO. b. +. GILBERT CO.,
mn~<-lm O2J i St NV.
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COUNTRY BOARD.

A DELIGHTFUL HOME FOR SUMNER BOARD.
"A on tine Patapsco, klkridge lie ghts, very
healthy; pure water; plenty OF shade Address T. y.
Boz %. kllicott City, Maryland. spI6-lms
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SPECIALTIES.

nR. HAYWARD. SPECIALIST IN NERVOUS
~ Diseases. kevitalizes the weak. cur affections
ti.at have long resisted medical treatment alone,
OLDEST MEDICAL ELECTRICIAN. Thirteen years
IN caty. Consult free el5 l2th OF. NV. ap2l- Linz
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WANTED-LOTS.

ANTED-IOTS IN ALL SECTIONS OF THE
w city Quick negotiations in prices suit ]. r.
CULLINANE CO, 6O9 st. NV. apl9-1w
WANTED FOR INVESTMENTS DESIRABLE
w Lots IN the northwest costing from $4,000 to
86,oOU; those having Old frames preferred.
B. GLIDE L & CO.,
mhS2- I'm $40 ST. NV
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WANTED-ROOMS.

WANTED-BY MAY /, BY A WHOEVER AND
W grown son, Two Furnished Rooms, with or with
out Board, IN the immediate Ieighbornood of 9th and
X SITS NV. Address MIC, Star Office, stating per-
manent terms. nplo. :its
WANTED-A FURNISHED ROOM WITH A
office ants 3ts
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WAREHOUSES &LOTS.

WANTED-BY GIBBS & LOEFFLER l4l9 q ST
NNnw.-Property on 9th st. bet Ii and n \. ave n W.
Business Property paying s. 90 per month.
Lot IN northwest near 9th From S2 90 to a. 600
Residence bet. n y ave and G and 9Th and 4th SITS
Sl1-room ouse bet and \. 7th and l0th.for $4,000
Lot west OF 9th and south of sw Corner preferred
a19-3t
WANTED-wE HAVE NO DIFFICULTY IN DIS
w posing OF Property at bargains Persons having
such tor sale will do well to place in our hands.
VIM. ID. SAUNDERS 4 CO., successors to
apl2-t john sherman Co., l4O7 ST. NV
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SHOOTING STARS.

Artist Conant Of Newark, Nj, hanged him.
self yesterday, result no doubt of his inability
to have his pictures hung.
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VNOR RENT-PARiIEs DESIRING GOOD TABLE
Il Board and Rooms can b. accommodated at 1904
Rhode Island ave. NJ. l.. VANCE. apl9-3ts
- oOMS-50c.. Toe AND 81: NEWLY FURNISa ED
III and re1lleu; la re and airy; location central;
oOaed err week reasonable Oil and 10 18Th u "
&po-lnl'
ISOAkDING-LARGE NICELY FURNISHED ROOM
- With good board at the Auburn" Pa 22d
81. NV: terms moderate. fl3-3m
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COUNTRY REAL ESTATE.

COUNTRY REAL ESTATE.
Foe .s saLE !: LovELY COUNTRY HOME MAR
snd hne Ss shois ,qs q every ys;y ra y.s.!
sSr SAL "; ;S0R LE.sE-sT ROCKVILLE STATION
Tar: .Sa ESG Coal s sooh so'fs h.SSs s.
II within 200 yards Of Connecticut ave. extended
and At ipersectson Of public road fines, property
adjoining property. HODGES { TEL. iso7i Esd
lot 20xe6 Z on 4th ave, Nashinst1n Grove Met
R. only $500; owner obliged 70 sell al once.
river f nsa, Aqua creek, Va. with hAndsome ii.
room dwelling snd out buildings: s,tusion elevated
sqSDaas country si9 Per acre $50 are. :,
and ont buildings. half mile river ont a. 300 "a
acres fns garden land mile from Bad nspurs;
dens6urs; 800. 3seres with 9-rOOm dwelling at
se,9 nns l.rss sTa e. 600 Easy terms
spis-St DUcKEfi & rom. oi7 i ST spG nv w
EoR sALE-A BEAUTIFUL COUNTRY HOME on
house ana ali outbuildngs-lhs more: nne or
aRSM sF isGtnef
WANTED-BY FISH MILLER, 1918 sT NV
w We have customer who desires TO purchase
OF the toomse kiysr miles ON this side th other
tOh ShLt-oO ACktS SQUARE, 10, CHOICE
- hard wood running stream spring aud hne sites
500 yds. from 9Th st, ABOVE Silvrr Spring $50.
alS-6t COOKE D. LUCkhIT, 9B5 r st.
ISoR SALE-RoCKvILLE-LoTs On MAIN ST
Il and West End, $50 to 900. Knowles; new
house, fruit, outluildInes and 8 acres; g., 700
aple-6t COOkE ID. LUCkEI 4. y35 St
IHoR SALE-2q ACRSS OF LAND NEAR TENAL-
lytown and the PIckrell estate adjoining the rroT-
erty OF B-teman Co. and the farm of the late JAS
l. Davis, recently purchased the Meth
odist University; will be sold 1T gleat bargain II
taken at once. T. A DAkNklLLE, els St NV.
apl9-3r
IToR sALE-A HANDSOME NEW EIGHT-RO1M
Il Cottage, stables, small apple aud peach orchard
uated miles from city good road, beautiful and
convenient home Tor one engaged IN business this
city. Price $1,000; - cash balance in one, two aud
three years. Also i've other country Places for sale
near city. JAMES L. CLEMENTS.
Attorney and Real Estate AGENT
apl9-lw 1871 ST. NV.
IroR sALE-LOTS AT BKANCHvILLE STATION.
- o0x2O0 feet, from $50 to $500: slO per month
IN West End Park" Rockville, S325; S2o cash and
30 Per month. In Rockville PARK" $3.50: 3 per
month At Hyattsvllle, iron 800 TO 5000. at Will
SOP Station, slX miles from Washington, 500. In
all suburban subdivisions easy terms.
al9-3t DChEl1 load. 6l7 st NV.
l.OK SALE-A NUMBER OF DEsIRA BILE HOUSES
at HyaitsNille and stations generally along the B.
aud o. and and p roads. DUCkETi & FORD. Oh
+ ST. nv aln-3t
/, OK sALE-5s ACRES OF LAND MAR TUN.
i law road, in rear Of Fairview Heights, through
which Massachusetts will extend. Adjoining
ground has sold at s.. GOO per acre Price so5. zoo
payments. JOHN L. BEALi,
alS-lm 1921 st.
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+ sUgpIlIsIoN PROPERTY AND COUNTRY

SEATS ON METROPOLITAN BDANCH
call 81 eclal attention TO Handsome Country Seat
and Stock Farm of 400 acres Rock Greek, 20 min
utes from Rockville l6 daily trains; l mile from
proposed Sandy Spring Il. r.. fine lo-room modern
Dwelling; BATH hot and cold water; fine barns ana
outhul dlngs well fenced watered in perfect state OF
cultivation: sos per acre.
Also the Beautiful Old Country Seat aud Stock
Farm. "Eoseneath' 5:lg acres. fine Stone nsion, q
Ten mt Houses and outbuildiEgs: well vAtered; IN
hne cultivation; ~ miles from station, S35 per
Also within five minutes walk of station Rock
vii properties OF 200 and l3 acres, ming
subdivision sold out at 500 per 4 acre. Prices II
sold at once, 500 and SO Der acre.
ap1S-3t W. T. BUkFOkD. 1922 n. Y. ave
IrOR sALE-AT sPENCERvILLE, MD, STEAM
i saw and Grist Mill. ueariy new in Perfect order.
doing splendid business; unusual opportunity for
small cal ita
small Truck or Poultry Farms, Il mile from Ia
koms Park; good house and outDuldngs; cheap; easy
terms
Al Acres on Coesville pike near the city; build
ngs young orchard; ole vi the etest farms in the
county. HENRY c. CHI ANEY.
aplS-3ts lakomA Park. ID C.
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HOTELS.

TIME AkpMORE, 523 18Th ST. \. w., FIRST
l. class Board; central; convenient TO hotels cars
AID placs Of interest," home comforts; al TO 62 DER
Gay; Cd. SO u sl0 week. taI O. ln'l T. M HALL
LbBITr HoUsk
WASHINGTON d @
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fEhSONAL.
WILL MR.. A BURTON, MET PARTY
w April -, meet party same place and time, April
2IS (lts CONFIDENTIAL FRIEND
NONFIDENTIAL COULD NOT COME SATURDAY;
~ be there Tuesday, pm. 1t
A FOREIGN GENTLEMAN DESIhES TO FORM
"A the acquaintance of some educated person who
feels equally lonely as he does III strange CITY
SOCIABLE, Star office. IT.
Nv ILL THE YOUNG LADY WHO SECURED MY
w note last evening kindly inform by letter when
aud here can meet her and her friend! Address
l. K, star office. It,
DAIvATE DETECTIVE WORK PROMPTLY AT
tended to; Information obtained in all matters of
a private nature; shadowing by an expert; all bust
ness strictly confidential; terms reasonable Address
Box l63, Star office. apl7-6ts
4 UTHURIZED PRIVATE DETECTIVE AGENCY
"A Williams q Co. Communications promptly at
tended and strictly confidential. Office open al
lours. Nm. WILLIAMS. Manager. S-6 b St W.
myi-12m'
NOV is Tue TIME. WE WILL PAY BIG,
N Money" for First-class Secondhand Clothing All.
Qress " call NJ Jlb1 his OLD STAND. UlVO Sc
b.w. nyl
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FOR RENT--STORES.
FOR RENT-FLATS.

1IOR RENT-TWO FLATS TO ADULTS IN THE
Il story building. Elevator, steam heat back
porches. and all late improvements III 18th st.
NV apS-l2ts
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY

4. OR sALE-BEiUII SUBURBAN LOTS
Il one mIie west commanding the most magnificent
views vi this city, nigh and healthy: Ia toll
building reEuIatlOns or sewer gas; puTest air and
water; price to cents per FOOT $50 down and 10
per month.
X. PHILLIPS son,
ap2l-7ts l4I9 New York ave.
E,OR RENI-A FJVE-ROOM CUTI AGE, With
Il one acre Of land at Is igLtws 3D. II c.. plenty Of
snaA aud good water. Inquire Ut 1887 9th Ii. W.
apl9-3t'
k,Ok SALE-AT BRIGHrWOOD. SEVERAL ACRE
l. Lots at $1,000 per nc terms easy.
LOUIS p SHOEMAKFR,
aplS-1t gu NV.
J,OR SALE-FINEST 9R. COTTAGE IN TAKOMA;
lot 66x30O good cellar. nell, shade orchard
den, graz berries and running water; lie bargain
Price $1,000 W. Ii. sWANDER, IL e st. ne. a7-lms
s.OR SALE-BALTIIORG AND OHIO RR-
klversdale Station, SIX miles from Washington; 20
trains LOIS at station GEMS per foot
choice; SO monthly instruments II desired. Apply
10 JOHN SlEFhLN Az Louisiana ave. sp15- Inn
IGOR SALE-1HE GREATEST BARGAINS IN
Il Land overlooking this city! By the acre One to
. acres. WITHIN from Two to three miles. Location
Unsurpassed Tor Dealthiulness. Iure and water.
only el5O 10 $3.50 per acre. Small cash payment
LIS son, l4lS New York ave. al5-2w
/, OK sALE-A BALGAIN--6 ACRES ADJOINING
Il proposed National lark. California tract.
Price and Terms apply to janis NJ. GhELN, l405
81 apl2-1m
kIoR sALE-SIO CASH, SIS MONTHLY, CHOICE
L Lots III New SUBDIVISION. miles from city;
h:R. !rice 800; J0x 30: Ia gh and Lealthy. CA
hlSl, EVANS 4 CAhUSl. 1224 4 ST. II. n29- I'm
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w ANTED-TRY SCRIBNER BEST 81 TIEK-
w lie. Iuble Goods @Uc. yer pound. Cooking
lie. per pound, Warranted not to get strong dixie
butter aoesJ lor che MONTH money refunded
take thing tat is lust good Scrib.
Iers" or I'LL The sule thing Gu; get the best; Inch
IL Tor sale only by WM. C. SCIlI NEI u.s. $50 $40
Center MHrAeJ Middle OF + ash AisleJ. Ill
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

LNOR Saloon ACCOUNT OF OTHER L USINFSS
will sell cheap Neat Little Confectionery and Va
riety Store. Low rent and good stand Apply at 3}l
9TH II, e. l-Dts
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stock, Va, are visiting the family OF Mr.. ]. II.
Heizer OF 1919 9Th street northwest
Tuesday evening Mr.. Roswell P. Flower OF
New York upon invitation of Mr.. and Mrs.
John JOY Edson Will receive at their residence
the officials OF the Homeopathic Hospital and
also the Ladies AID aud sustaining members
Mr. Flower has been elected president OF the
National Homeopathic Hospital Association
and has accepted
A Charming chIldren's fancy dress party was
given saturday evening at the Shoreham in
the elegant apartments OF Mrs Chas T. Adee
IN honor OF Miss Constance aud Master Mont
rose Adee. niece and nephew Of the hostess
About hity children, ranging from three to
twelve years IN age. assembled at 6 o'clock all
IN fancy and historical costumes and presented
pleasing spectacle. After an hour spent in
various games a column was formed and to the
strains OF music an advance was made upon
the dining room below. where a long table
h-ied with suitable vlaEds, choice sweets
nowers and fdyors, also handsome floral niece
presented by Mrs. Harrison. greeted the de-
Ashted eyes OF the little ones. After showing
due appreciation Of the caterers skill the chill
tren were grouped in the parlor thown open
for the occasion and Assistant Secretary Adee
took photograph OF the charming picture
Dancing then followed until 10 o'clock Among
those present were: Misses Enrol Brown, But
tereuP; Marina HIekOorn. Partisan Flower
Curl; Edes. Madame PompadOur; Edes. sun
Flower; Ida McCauley, Morning Star; Annie
McCauley, Evening Star; Bessie Ashton, Mod
ern Greek; Cassels. Folly: Cassels, Dolly Var
den; Anne Brown, Japanese Lady; Gertrude
Brown, Kitty Clover; Kitty Read, Princess
Elizabeth IN Prison; Alletta Van Ruypen, b.
Peep; Antolnette Greeley. Cherry Ripe: Adola
Greeley. BO-Peep; Frlssie D Reilly. Bride; Lulu
Patterson, Flower Girl; Lizzie Cottren, Glpsy:
Leila Fcote, Roman Peasant; Eppes Robinson.
Tambourlne Girl; Constance Adee, AlsatIan
Peasant; Lucy Adee. Red Riding Hood; Price.
Quakeress; Mary NewboId. Italian Peasant;
May Gould. Spanish Lady; Dorrance, Kate
Grsenway Study; Helen Wallace. Flower GIRL
Masters Roya. Blood, Boy Blue; Phillip o Reilly,
Chef; Thomas Adams, Robin Hood; Brainerd
Waite, Neopolitan Fisherman; Will Van Ruy-
pen, Boy Blue; Phelps Brown. Gentleman of
Olden Times; Tom Wheeler, Little Lord
Fauntleroy; Harry Mitchell. Highlander; Philip
Hickborn, Yankee Tar from the Good Ship
Dashing Wave; Arthbert Brown, Mexican Bull
flghter; Willie Robinson, Fisher Boy; Gwynne
Robinson. Rosebud; Montrose Adee, Noun
tanner; Gould. Bull Fighter; Thomas Leigh
ton Brigadier General; Alvin. Chef
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WANTED MISCELLANEOUS

WANTED-LICENSED LIQUOR STORE; CEN
W.T. al location; price not over $1,000. Addr IS
Immediately LIQUORS, Star office. 1t
WANTED-A LOAN OF $500 FOR ONE YEAR;
w security, FIRST mortgage city real estate worth
$4,000; T. per cent interest. Address Box 81. Star
-2ts
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WAN1ED-TO BUY-HORSE, PHAETON AND
w Harness; Horse must be sound and gentle; must
be bargaln AID ress giving pIiee and where it can
De seen L.J.N., star office apl93ts
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-26
MIR. and Mrs. Gladstone.

In the pale English sunshine / stroll
on DOLLS Hill, immortalized by the foot
steps of Saint John Sheppard, the divine
housebreaker. A plain brougham drawn
by horses that have passed their first
youth jogs by. It's occupants are Mr.
and Mrs. Gladstone. The Grand Old
Man makes political mistake when he
rides with his wife SO constantly. The
British wife becomes exigeante. why"
she asks. my dear John Henry. do you
not follow your chiefs example and drive
with me?" And John Henry is tempted
TO bolt ut the next division. Eh beini
mes amis, II your husbands happen to be
public men they must make but dull COM
panions. There was famous writer who
loved his wife well. THE fairest and
sweetest" he would say with shaking
voice, ''she always brought me cup of
tea when | was at work in the morning.
Many good idea though she spoiled by
the Interruption Mes amls. bow my
head before your wrath as | whisper it.
but-the ex-Chancellor, he OF blood and
iron. OF the adamantine heart, the hand
of steel, etc, etc. IS the most devoted
OF husbands. He always walks out
with his-dogs