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SUITS UI tHt ffHtTICah heVOIutiOn.
A largely attended meeting Of the District Of
Columbia Society Of the Sons Of the American
Revolution was held yesterday afternoon at
the Arlington. The president, Admiral Porter,
was In the chair. Mr.. L. L. Tarbell of Massa-
chusetts, the registrar general OF the National
soclety was present, having stopped in the city
on his way home from the congress of the Ma
tlOnal Society, which has just adjourned in
Louisville. de gave an interesting account of
the meeting. A resolution was adopted which
provided that members joining the society
prior to February Y of next year be considered
charter members. Prof Winlock was elected
assistant secretary.
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The Good Tempiars.

At the meeting Of D. P. Holloway Lodge of
Good Templars last evening the following Of
fcers were installed by the grand chief
templar, Mr.. Kalstrom: Chief templar, Mr. J.
7. Kennedy; vice templar. Mrs. T. Smoot;
Mrs. 5. J. Douglas; treasurer, Miss Jennie
Thompson; chaplain, Mr.. Martin; marshal.
Miss Carrie Andrews, deputy marshal. J. 1.
Bunch; assistant secretary. Miss Bertha Wilson;
guard. J. s Shaw, and past chief templsr, Mr..
!. 5. Iovdermilk
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Work of the Humane Society.

At the monthly meeting OF the Humane So
ciety, held last night, five new members were
admitted The report of Agent Kew showed
that during the month of April he investigated
1872 cases and turned in fines amounting to s47.
The report of Agent O'Neill showed that he in
yestlgated 10 cases. Only one person was
prosecuted Four children were taken from
their parents and sent to asylums or reforma-
tories and nine other children were committed
TO the House of the Good shepherd, St AIMS
Asylum and other institutions
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Real Estate Naffars

H. r. Tindall has bought for SC, 500 Of L. Z.
futile lot 49, It's sub Widows Mite.
Ann c. Meador has bought in trust for IS 900
of Susan II. Shields sub 2S, square 2S5 % feet
ca inches on 18th between / and K streets
northwest
+. Mcguire has bought for "a 500 OF Anna
E Tracy sub "a, square 4S3. 10 feet I01S inches
by los feet inch, on 9Th between b and c
Streets southeast
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ALEXANDRIA.

Reported for TIE EVENING STAR.
COUNTY CoURT.-The county court Of Alex
andria county, Judge Chichester, Is in session
here. On the probate side of the court an ex-
empllfed copy OF the will of the late VIM.
Easily of Washington was filed and ordered to
be recorded. Susan B. Henry gave bond in
$1,000 as administrator of the estate of 6.
Henry. Licenses to keep bar rooms in
Alexandria county were granted to
Charles Marmaduke and to John Gray
The court made O rule summoning next court
day the owners of land OH the line OF the pro-
posed new road to Falls Church to show cause,
If any, against the establishment of the route
reported by the commissioners.
NOTES. MIR. c. A. Strangman has bought for
80 600 of the Alexandria Real Estate Company
lot on Washington street between Pendleton
and Wythe, 100 by 1913 feet, and will build upon
il handsome residence. Jackson,
a well-known colored man, was injured yester-
day by the fall OF a block of ice upon him at
Reeds wharf. The Sovereign Council OF
Jonadabs paid a visit to Refuge Council OF
this city last night.-The Wheelers Electric
Railway Company has been chartered here,
Messrs. &. Z. Wheatley. II. NJ. Baker, ID. +.
Morrill,, ir., G. It. Dunlop and others Of Wash
ington being the corporators.-Mr. Louis
Brill, r.. of the Opera House restaurant has
made an assignment to Mr.. Chas. A. StrGng-
man, trustee, Tor the benefit of his creditors.
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The Gaitbersbury election

The election for mayor and four town COM
missionsrs took place at Gaithersburg, Nd,
yesterday. DR.. Z. c. Etchison was elected
mayor and John A Belt, o. C. Meern, Giles W.
Easton and 5. q. Gloyd. commissioners
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Oun CREDrr PLAN.

-
FURNITURE CARPETS. MATTINGs. OIL
CLOTHS. RUGS. BABY CARRIAGES. REFRIG-
TRAITORS. STOVES and HOUSE FURNISHING
GOODS IN GENERAL. Low FOR CASH Oh ON
EASY WEEKLY OR MONTHLY PAYMENIA
Poplar Bed Room Suites from sl5un
Oak Bed Room Suites from S25 up
Walnut Bed Room Suites from Soup
Farlor Suites in Hair Cloth or Plush S35 up
Ingram Carpet from 25c per yard up
brussels Carpet from 3 &C. per yard w.
~ Cloths from Zoe Der yard up.
tPER CENT DISCOUNT FOR CASH
All Carpets eewed and Laid Free Of Charge. We
guarantee the customer against any oss i'll matching
ssry to cover the floor.
1t will pay you TO call before purchasing else
where you will find our Prices Lower and Terms
tasier than any other house IN the city
CASH DISCOUNT ALLOWED ON ALL BILLS
SETTLED IN THIRTY DAYS
eRoGAN
s9ssnd TAI 7th stnv
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seems to have thawed out and got wet.
Father, reprovingly: Time u money, my
| sou."
Son: Well, pop, if that's the case I've got to
eternity"
Father: II don't quite understand"
Son. significantly: Eternity 10 the end OF
time, don't You know"
People who live in glass houses don't throw
| stones--as their own houses.
Pastor-who breaches some politics: "Dont
you think, Brother Layman, that the Ten Com
mandmsnts have anything to do with politics."
Mr.. Lsyman-who keeps his politics out Of
| the pulpit: Certainly do; but don't think
politics has much TO do with the Ten Com
msndmsntA"
Brown: 81 saw plate Of boiler iron rolled
ont today until ii Was no thicker than 9 sheet
Of tissue paper"
Robbinson-incrsdulously "Oh, that's 700
,hia.",
He: II believe In calling things by their
proper names"
She-who teaches . grammar class: "But
things don't have proper names, you know"
tramp may be starved till be cant tell the
truth.
And may beg On the streets all day.
But you never Gan strike him when be hasn't
scent,
Because he Amt built that way.
Ministers Of the gospel with good salaries
ana summer vacations are disposed to trust to
the doctrine Of universal salvation until after
the churches open in the fall.
Castles in Spain are unreal estate.
First Congressman: when will Congress adj
tournY"
Second Ditto: "Bow would July"
Correspondent-intsrrupt The same old
way, Of course. But don't do it Wait till the
day before adjournment and then name the
date"
Bilkins: HAS this citizens movement got
any politics in it2
Milkins: Absolutely without politics."
Il: That's strange. isn't it?''
NJ: mo, can't say that 1t Is. There u not
cent in II TO anybody"
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TUESDAY. APRIL 90. 1890.
FLOUR, FLoURI FLouR,n
BIG BARGAINS IN FLOUR.
Flour has ADVANCED. but we continue OLD
PRICES for Gay or 80 longer Hence the advantage
Of turning in your orders QUICK
ELPHoNzo YoUNGs COMPANY.
AIS Ninth st
P.s-wholssale Agents Of Clsvelands Baking Pow
der and Van Houtens Cocoa both of which are fully
recommended EXC.
ape
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FOR RENT-ROOMS.

I Room, 1870 St, "a aooT font; references *.
EoRRENT-l72o ST NV ONE sou ARE WEST
Bee Sz ns fis, taoa &sS
EoR RENT-el6N.Y. AVE. NV. . Handsomely
Z Furnished ID door Communicating Rooms, singiy
family where there are only few select boarders TO
desirable people good home Il offered at noder.5s
location, - = my6-3t'
I3oR RENT-To GENTLEMAN. UNPUBLISHED,
or to store Furniture, Room: price reasonable
Fs9,RR. RENT 2, Fl, ELEGANT EggePNIsEEp ROOMS
N %sss! and Arlington Hotels slo 10th st NJ"
hENTaHASDs0ME \ rs
Mass ave. m6-6t
IHoR LARGE UNFINISHED ROOMS
Il on Second Floor splendid location. being Just op;
wife 81 per month Inquire in store TIA ST. nv.
IIoR Rents BEAUTIFUL NEWLY FURNISHED
men only; sinsiy or in suite east SOUTH west exposure
terms reasonable references go 9ih st. NV mo-3'
IIoR KENT-oNE HANDsOMELY FURNISHED
board includes use Of paror. bath &C Inquiry lloo
IGOR RENT = THREE BEAUTIFUL UNFUR-
Eainted in bay J, window win 6Tiss house $3.50 1S32
square from cars and herdics. m3-3t'
Tor RENT-TwO ELEGANT sECOND-sTORY
! Rooms communicating: unfurnished ] i9 New
IIOR RENT-TwO BEAUTIFUL. UNFURNIsHED
Rooms, Second Floor on third terms reason ;
IIOR RENT-SUMMER PRICES-2D-FLoOR CAR.
i peted south Front CONNECTING Room Furnished
Bed .o6m; ID floor Pleasant Connecting Rooms
pm. 1871 st ,n5-:}t'
LOR RENT-HANDsOMELY AND NEWLY FUR.
i nIshed Suite OF Rooms at summer prices. 1922 NJ
IGOR RENT-TWO COMMUNICATING UNFUR-
as1sg R,s5 SdS 0Sss e0sgs
81 ST. NV. m3-U'
I>oR RENT-CHEERFUL FURNISHED ROOMS,
cba Snse Or oI en- suite with Board references e1
IIOR RENT-TO CATERER DINING ROOM AND
l. Kitchen, Furnished and Two Larce Living Rooms
for Board Of ! hree Persons 70y ST II. INSIST
Eqk, EkNT,FuRNIsHED-oN ROOM FOR
aie Tor Sihce or light geneei business; cheap Alply
Sl3 lth ST. NV. m3-:jt'
EIOR RENT-BACK pARLOR AND BASEMENT
4 Kitchen FURNISHED for housekeeping, and
!terIc line. ga st ne; corner with parking
sc IA advance. PES month. m33t'
IGOR INTERCHANGEABLE ROOMS.
Apply at lsU6 llth ST. n. m3-3t'
NOR EENT-UNFURNISHED = 1897 10TH ST
chamber ana paror m3-3t
EoRRENT-FOURU UNFINISHED ROOMS; CEN
Il trial location northwest; suitable housekeeping
10Th ST. NV ln:I-3t.
For REST-FOURN NEWLY, NICELY FURNISHED
L aont AIRY Rooms Two front and two back ,
ul;i-3t.
lfOR RENT-TWO BRIGHT ROOMS; SECOND
floor; sutablefor light housekee ping; of we'll
Kept BATH very Pleasantly situated for summer rent
SO, Including gas Ala stse in:S-:}t'
EOR RENT - TWO UNUSUALLY PLEASANT,
l. Large communicating rooms, ID sto:y also > good
Hall Rooms; house new, with all ~ would not OBJ
aect to hight housekeeping; children references
chGised Apply I0%S C"rcofan St from TO 5. III. ).
INOR RENT-IHKEE ELEGANT ROOMS SECOND
L moor; one parlor; private family: furnish, d ;
double corner house, south and fronts bay
dows. references required ll0l K St II " agg- l2t'
I'OR RENT-THREE APARTMENTS or iWOAND
three rooms ell suite private bath and closet eie-
gantly furnished At tie MOODMOSI, cor 18th
ana Iowa circle i2I-:im
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WANTED-COUNTRY BOARD

WANrED-FIRSr-C ACCOMMODATIONS
W IN the country within half an hour OF the city
u family of six eight; prefer where there are no
other boarders For suitable accommodations liberal
price will he paid Address Box A. Star office. n3-I
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WANTED-ROOMS

WANTED-WITH BOkRD-LAHGE AIRY ROOM,
w southern Exposure. near Pension Office; single
gentleman; not over $25 monthly; must be quiet
mG2ts
WANTED-BY A YOUNG LADY, A FURNISHED
w Room with discreet refined people, where privacy
ID assured. Address HELM, Star ONCE. my6-2t
WANrED-ON JUNE 1, TWO PARTLY FUR
w nished Rooms second floor in s ali tamil
venient bath, between 14th aud 9Th, aud X. by
young men in Departments. Address Box l2s Star
office. m6.2t.
NJ ANTED-THREE UNPUBLISHED ROOMS ON
W second Floor With Board for Three Adults:
within ten minutes walk OF the Government Printing
Once' northwest Address Mrs. HARPER, Star
Office ny1 At.
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SHOOTING STARS.

This end Of that northwestern snow storm
seems to have thswed out and got wet.
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FOR RENT--STORES.

DOE RENT-CoR. 18th AND PARK SITS, MOUNT
Pleasant, Very Desirable Store and Fixtures, Only
SIS Ter month. l. =. L!PSCOMB, 1907 r.. mist
E,'oH RENT-STORE 2lS 10Th 81. BETWEEN
Pa. ave. and wholesale market excellent business
stand; rent 800. Inquire at $50 La. ap,!9-lla
EToR REMITTANCE STORE AND CELLAR, COR.
4 sth and l. 81. NV. Apply TO ". L. JOHNSON,
.iS 10Th ST. NV. ap9G-lm
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WANTED-BOARD.

WANTED-BY YOUNG MARRIED COUPLE
w Board with Furnished Unfurnished Eoom
terms $40 per month; lermanenl If suited best VI
Reference. address Box L Z, star Office. mo 81
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EDUCATIONAL.

CFcoND SIX wEEKs' COURSE OF FRINGE
- Cow, rsaiiOn. Ideal and FistteriEg Testilnonial
IRON Prof. Colers's ipliss - see -'AmCscneial. /.
Two Ire Lectures. Tuesday Ana "Wednesday Lsen-
ma. 81 pm nno
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THAr NKw DEPARTURE IN REAL ESTATE
DEALS which guarantees u heavy advance is
explained IN today's Business Chances.
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Mr.. AJAX KEMMLER.
In ancient times twas Ajax bold
The lightning did defy;
In modern times tits Kemmier, who,
This feature will supply.
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FOR RENT--STABLES.

E'OR RENT-STABLE IN REAR OF 4l9 10TH ST
L NV. Apply Oh premises myG-1m
NOR RENI-DEsILABLL >TABLES-PHoENIX
L terrace, East Capitol ST. between "a ana ID one
with four stalls, with two stalls; room two
CARRIAGES. Apply at Room II, Atlantic BuilIng.
m33t' j. ,. JOHDAN, General Agent.
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fsok sAIE-SO8REL MARE; t5,S HANDS;
syntle sadie aid drlNlnE horse. Also r~o-seated
tArflaec NleEray newt. Mlu take 900 f.r Horse,
Strriase and Harness Address ROOM IA A. I.fu-i
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WANTED--HOUSES

WANTED-JUSE ], FURNISHED HOUSE FOR
W the summer in City suburbs by GENTLEMAN
nnQ vile without Children state terms which must
De low best reference u FIJI. star office.
WANrED-BY WATERMAN AND WIFE. CARE
incumbr1nce. Address C.s., star ONCE my6-Sts
WANTED-BY YOUNG MINISTER AND HIS
w Wne, the Care of House in city Ixrties going
sway Tor summers highest guarantee Of most careful
persona attention. Address J. y. d. star office.
WANTED-A GENTLEMAN AND WIPE DESIRE
W 10 Kent Small Furnished House for the Summer
near me city. Iakoma preferred Address c, +. A..
Staf once. my5-2t'
WANTED JUNE l. BY GENTLEMAN AND
w Wife. no children. Medium-sized Unturnished
House; northwest preferred: careful tenants: rood
ssierenes Address, with terms. location. &C. HE,
WANTED-TO BUY For CASH, HOUSE, OF 10
W or IL Rooms in First class NeiShborhood north
west; price not TO exceed $4,000. Address with
particularly, HOME z. star office. m3-3t'
WANTED-THE CARE OF FURNISHED
W House for the Summer by Lady; no children I;
references exchanged Address ANNE, Star oftca
WANTED-A TEN-ROOM HOUSE IN THE
w northwest from $4,000 to 81 ,OOO for an inme-
olate purchaser Also House of eight 90 900
or $4,000 THoS. q. HENskY 4 CO.
mI-oteo 1900 ST, NV.
WANTtD-FoH A sYNDICATE-PROPERTY ON
W 9TH, 9TH. 10th. llth, 18th aud 18th SITS n W.
P PEW Pa ave. and II ST. NV. ACKEk GADSBY.
LUIS ST. NV. m2-1m
WANTED HAVE IN MY HANDS FOR INVEST
quite Large sum Of Money Owners desiring to sell
must state the lowest price. A.P PARDON,
ap2d- lot 1876 Est.
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/, Ok kEN1-'CLEN MANOR" AT FOREST GLEN
4 Nd boarding house. with 40 rooms bath room ;
hot and cold water. electric bells, the sta
uon board walk from house 10 station. J. X. HERE
EURD, 14l9 Il ST. my1-tjt
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FOR RENT-OFFICES.

NOR RENT-OFFICE ROOMS IN WALTER BUILD
L ing, zoos ST. NV. HEISAELL & MCIERAN,
zoos ST. NV. m:S-tjt
ErUR RENT-TWO SETS Or ROOMS AT 7a5 1TH
L ST. NV. HElSkELL x MCLEIiAN, zoos L ST.
A. m3-3t
NOR RENr-LAltGE OIF4CE ROOM ON GROUND
L FLOOR, Two large windows Including light idn.tJr
and neat, SO per month BARN Rs NLAEr.I;. 019
h st La3-:st'
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T,Uh sALE-JUsI ARRIVED At WASHINGTON
Livery Stables 03l q ST. 4. w.. extra Inc Tot Of
kentucky Horses, consisting drivers and saddlers
also Two racers, can show =. BO Of them standard
fred; also one BAY Mare. show , 80 trottiUF,
Brown Mare trut IN = 40. two pairs extra
heavy Draft Horses Iowa gruys aud bays closely
mated Tins an extra nue. lot u horses and will lie
sold ON reasonGbe terms all stock warranted reEre
secuted; oest Reference gwen JAS. A. OCkER.
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J,oR sALE-A CHOICE LOT IN VEST END
u Para, koekville situation the most beautiful Ia
the subdivision, aud lnlUe Glatey adj lluiug town.
$40; 100 cash; baance 50 per mouth. pUCKETT
FORD, 6lG ST. mast
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f,ok sAI.E--AN Al DETECTIVE CAMERA T0a
Il ID AL Pho tJgr1phlC goods cheap $40 h II.
mo-ot' J. Is CHAMBERLAIN
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ISOR RENT-FOR THE SUMNER SEASON, The
IL Beautlul Home Place OF the late Major BrOckett,
An Alexandria county, Va, ~ miles from Aqueduct
Bridge on the road to Falls Church: views album
dant shade and trnit, excellent water. o. acres of
Land; this property also for sale terms For
particulars apply TO j. 4. DYER, 1904 ST. IA W.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-05-06

People who live in glass houses don't throw
stones their own houses
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E,OR RENT-A 7-KOOM COTTAGE wITHIN A
Il short walk Of Bennings Station. on Is. a. T. K. Il. :
Food shade. water III the door land with
Cottage. ApTIy 10 DR.. !. ". DEANE Bennings ID.
q ,or > 10 9th 81 ", Wash ngtom, d q. nl3- 81
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I,OR SALOON METN. BRANCH, b. 4 o. LOIS,
4 Cottages and Country Homes: Poultry, Truck and
Dairy arms, Rockville Pike property.
mh1-3m COOKE D. LUCkETT, 935 + ST.
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FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

T. OR RENT-A St-ftA FOUNTAIN, IN GOOD CON-
GcCn. Call 1915 l. st. NV, between and 10 pm.
Eiy3-3t'
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E.OR SALE - COUNTRY Properties sPE-
y cIalty suburban Lots Country seats, Farms Bust
ness PROPERTIES, &c u. IL. CALVERT a Co, Room z,
1Olo 81. NV. ap2o- Inn
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Furniture China Glass. &C.. Cheap for Cash.
Ax9-oa l6l0-l2 tn q. ~
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IGOR SALE-5S ACRES OF LAND NEAR lUN-
l. law road. IN OF fairyiew heights, through
which Massachusetts ave. Will extend Adjoining
ground has sold at So COO per acre. Erice S05 900
on easy terns live yer cent interest deferred
payments. JOHN T. BEaLI
alS-lm l.i,Il ST
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FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS.


I,OR sAIE-oNE PAIR BLACK CARRIAGE
Il Horses Can b seen al stable IN 80 last
Capitol ST NEST.
NOR sALr-THRFK fiNg DRIVING HoKskS
II pruperty Of officer sOing away. Apply % Dr.
IHoR sALE-Ntw YORK PAPER ROUTE s2 80.
Il address CYRUS n ALLEN. City Post once.
m62t'
l,oR sALE-Two NICE BUGGY HORSES. vEllY
last troiters. also Que f1ue saddle Mare. suol
,uulcr nd runner. Two Pair Match iivrses. al Nell
osSAe sild vel bred. from Virginia Address Boa ~.
star once IL
1,ok sALf-AT DROvFRs' REsT STABLE. OHIO
II ave. Beautiful Coach Team. bays, l6 hands hgh,
aoUis -ha beautiful aud strictly sound ue style and
Horses these Igrsse from Mar land SOLD b. The
owner br OR dulllN1SMOhIh. u6-Sr
f'ok sALE-BAR. fINrUREs AND GooD-nILI-
Uses. or GA ia. ave. m6-eolm
EoR sALk-A TRoRoUGHBREp WHllH Bull
n Terrier, TWO years Dad. Can be seen AZ 34e 81
sw, m6-2t.
I,oI sALE-A LANDAULETIE IN FTRST-CIAss
l. Condition suitable Tor livery business. CHI a..
IHoS. %. HENsEh,
most 1870 ct nv
V.oR sAI.E-JUsr ARMED FROM IoUDOUN
ii county, Va, six Horscs-tkr,e Heavy Draft two
Driving Horses, one Saddle Horse Can be seen u
MAShAIh hENNLLLh = stable. llth and d sta
IL
EoR sALE-coNTRAcToR's oUTFIr-RoRsLS,
L. Carts AZ. viii transfer 60 purchaser contracts
which will pay the Of the Outut IL short time.
AGdress Box l3O Star once. myo-6t-
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I. OR sALE-l0 ACRES. SMALL DWELLING ON
Il IT, al. inlng 'fwlnlng CITY," on Anarostia road
and near new Ienna. ave bridge, only $500 PER
worth ZOO per acre ". {. DUNAlI y25 Nv.
nl.l-.bt
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IGOR RENT OR SALE-AT BLADENSBCRG
Il large Corner House. 10 rooms, stahIe aud we'll:
gUod location; herd.cs within mile: 81 900 or
ala Yer month. JOHN slEfHEN, 412 La ave
ap21- Inn
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I,OR SALE-I2Is ACRES NEAR BLApENSBTR6
4 road and this SIDE OF Reform school. Improved by
hveroOm house. barn. Carriage house, sheds, a.
$500 per acre. Address CHAS. slCKELs. ) Bia-
densbuIg road m:S-.Sts
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I.OR SALE-.s25 ACRES - Mills IRON COL
Il lington Station. Il. Il 2. r. L. Handsome y Room
H9use ana all oubudiHgs SO al acre, long credit.
~ Acres Nell Improved. Good Lana. Ia miles
from Seabrook station, Is. %. E.R, Sla aa acre.
800 Acres, with Dwelling sEu Outbuildings. on Po-
tolnac, = miles below Gyluuut. Sou. number of
suburban farms and country TesIaonces ID. e, Md
and Va. some desIrgh e loioiuEc River property.
n33t DUChkEf tgItD, Gla St u W.
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Bilkins: HAS this citizens movement go
any politics in i'll"
Milkins: Absolutely without politics."
b: That's strange. isn't it?"
NJ: mo, can't say that it is. There u not
cent in II TO anybody"
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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1890-07-20
The Situation in the East.

BERLIN, July 19.-lCopyright, 1890, by the
New York Associated Press. 1.-The Retchsdnsiqer
declares that the shortening Of the Emperors
trip is not due to the political situation, but
in fact contradicts this statement. Matters in
the east are fastening to crisis and this
caused the Emperor to advance the date of the
conference with the Car. The rulers will meet
August 10. The Nova TrsnayG says the situation
in Armenia and Bulgaria will remain in statu
quo so far as Russia is concerned, until the i'm.
portal interviews are over.
The question Of Bismarck's right to diyulge
directly or suggestively through interviews his
knowledge Of state affairs acquired while he
was chancellor, will be decided upon the Empe-
rors return Allusion appearing in the Ham
burger NdchrichteB disclose desire of Bismarck
to publicly indicate that Empress Frederick is
anger by warning him. If the report
is true that he is preparing his me-
moirs he must publish none OF her
letters or her husbands without her consent,
and intimating he will be prosecuted II he fails
to comply. The official expectation is that the
Emperor will direct the application 10 Bis
marek of the rescript which bismarck himself
prepared after Won Actmim'S first ordering
ministers of state to take an oath not to pub
lsh anything relative to state business without
permission from the sovereign.
At a secret conference between Prince Alex
ander, of Battenberg, and Prince Ferdinand, of
Bulgaria, the former assured Ferdinand ne had
no ambition to return to Bulgaria. He adopted
Major PanitZa's boy because the child was his
godson. and il had nothing to do with politics.
He advised Ferdinand to return to his post and
govern constitutionally. and II war should break
out he would serve in the Bulgarian army.
\ report was published short time ago to
the effect that Minister Lucius, in receiving a
deputation on the traffic in American pork
through Holland, expressed an Intention to
rescind the prohibition in October. Lucius has
assured Minister Phelps the government Ia
unwilling 10 take such risk.