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FOR RENT-STABLES

EOR RENT MARCH l-STABLE FOR TWO
y horses and carriages, large lott, near 9TH aud
Mass ave. rent Reasonable. Apply bet. a and g a m
SMITHS Studio. 9th aud Mass. ave- ia ts"
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T,oR RENT-STABLE FOR TWO HORSES AM
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i22-3t
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CAUSE AND EFFECT.

CAUSE AND EFFECT.
Managing Editor to Funny Man: "Old fell
low, let me congratulate you. Your jokes are
funnier today than they have ever been"
Funny Man-gratefully: "Thank you, sir;
my wifes mother died last night"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-02-25

A Lenten fast is all right It's the other kind
that knocks a reputation over into the adjoin
ing county.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-02-25

In the case Of Patrick Gavin, charged with an
assault ON Michael Dore January II, pending i'm
the Criminal: Court on appeal, nolls pros
Wa entered today.
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The Census Supervisors,

OF the one hundred and eighty supervisors
Of the districts into which the country has been
divided for the purposes of the eleventh census
all but thirteen have been nominated by Presi-
dent Harrison, and it is understood that nomi-
nations for these will be sent to the Senate
this week. All the previous nominations have
been confirmed except twelve. These nomina-
tions are held up in the Senate commit
tee on the census for one reason or another,
principally because objection to confirmation
has been made by Senators of the states in
which they live.
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SUBURBAN. PROPERLY

I1oR sALE-BEAUTIFUL COTTAGE; sryFN
II rooms; %. 2S5 n of ground; Harrison q. Ans
costa; o3OOo-e20O cssh. balance e25 per month
s,t';sso% sSs on: d fil%Gss S Soosiso 60
oostSA. fII-69
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The Postmaster General Yoxcott.d

The Postmaster General Boycotted.
An Atlanta dispatch says: The merchants of
Athens today signed boycott against business
firms with whom Postmaster General Wanna
maker il connected because of the appointment
Of Mat Davis (colored) - postmaster at that
place.
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A CHICAGO BLIZZARD,

CHICAGO BLIZZARD.
Chicago came down like wolf on the fold,
Her cohorts were cleaning in buster and gold;
And when the dread sight the New Workers did
see,
They all fled away and elm up tree.
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WANTED-HOUSES.


~ Msshns.on q House. and Lots Tor os.h tax
JOHN DSso ias5 gr sis E. CAPITOL
WASIED-sMALL FURNISHED HOUSE OR
terms. ns sa1 os Assrss with location and
WANTED.I HAVE CLIENT WHO WISHES TO
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Business FkoPE IEd s ss.Gs o sssoO0
WANIEp,FoR IMMEDIATE INvEsrMENT-
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90 ED days or less and without delay Address HUMAN
WANTED-ALL PERSONS WANTING PHOTOS,
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WANTED-H BAUM PAYS THE HIGHEST CASH
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butter doesl Tor one mouth. money refunded.
ners" -all the thing" but get the best which
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WANTED-JEwELRY AND SILVER WARE, &C.
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NOTARIES PUBLIC.

COMMISSIONER OF DEEDS FOR EVERY STATE
~ and Territory, Notary and U. .Commissioner.
m 10 B pm. NIL
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FOR RENT-HALLS

IoR kENT-FEssENDEN HALL. FoRMFhIY
- known as the First Baptist Church, 18Th 81 be-
tween u and II SITS L. W., Will lie rented for Concerns
lectures entertainments. etc. Apply ~ THO. A.
HARDING, COS lth Il. NV Him
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SHOOTING STARS.
NEW YoRK's T OF ".

NEW YoRKs T OF ".
Aworld's Fair boom in New York grew
Listen to its tale of woe;
A boom of some dimensions, too,
Worked up by Whitney and Depew,
Only to see it tumble through
Listen to its tale of woe.
Hard trials for them two,
Billie Whitney and Depew,
And all the other boomers, too,
Alas, Chicagoed p d. 81
Boo hooI Boo hoo!
Listen to their tale of woe.
Oh do! oh do!
Listen to their tale Of woe!
CHICAGO VIEW
New York: "There'u be no fair by a d
sight"
Chicago: mo, but there will be BY a Chicago
Site
1t was Chica 60 in the House yesterday.
Chicago has called the first turn in our Fair-o
game.
ST LoUIs's LAMENT,
No,
Show!
Gen. Greedy is against Chicago. This is not
fair weather.
WASHINGTON TO CONGRESS
This thought /, at Congress,
Defantly fling:
Though slightly disfgured,
I'm still in the ring.
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THE TALK AFTER THE BATTLE.
Warrington Leaders In the Fair Move.
ment Still Hopeful.

NIX. DEPEw SAYS NEW YORK WILL HELP CHICAGO
MAKE A BIG sHow-sr. LOUIS ABANDoNs ITS
Observation-Disclosures VIEWS ON TIE RE-
SUITS OF YESTERDAYS VOTE.
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PERSONAL.

L<ltAOOAN
c75 TO 500 RECoMPENsE IN CASH Will, RF
" paid 70 any one who can Secure Place A. Messe-
ger &c. IN any OF the departments 70 a Trustworthy,
wsssiiCcsdnSsted man "strlcuy confident" Address
DloShEhl, star once f25-5ts
A YOUNG MAN DESIRES TO ENGAGE PRIVATE
"A Evening Lessons from Lady Gentleman WHO
LAS taught IN the Public Schools. Address Q.ABC.,
star office. Ia"
III IGH-STANDIHG CHRISTIAN COUPLE WANT
H TO Educate ana, II wanted. ADOPT a Child Gown
child dledl Compensation wanted. best references
gwen For Particulars address Dr. kOMER, 1910
Spring Garden, fhiladelphia, Pa f2.s-Uts
A $1,000 CLERK-PENsIoN BUREAU-wILL
IA exchange with Clerk of like grade in any otl,
bureau. Address EXCHANGE, Box 80, Star Ofhce
f2..-Its
4 IvIL SERVICE ExAMINATIoN QUESTION:
~ and Answers. Send lOc. TO
D. W. FLYNN. An, Ivy Institute
n2-1m' southwest cor. 9Th aud sts. u. ".
A UTHORIZED PRIVATE DETECTIVE IaFSCy
"A Williams a Co. Communications proro,fly -
tended 10 and strictly confidential Ofiioe o.p N
hours. Nm WILLIAMS. Manager. go 81 nv
my4-lom.
A GOODRICH. ATTORNEY-AT-LAw. laz DEAR
ne born st., Chicago: advice free twenty one
years experiences business quietly and legally rans-
sc,eo. sel5-tthSs-ly
NOW is TUE TIME. WE WILL. PAY -BI0
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aress OF call AZ JUsIH's OLD STAND. oisD -
IN.
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BOARDING.

NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS WITH GOOD
~ board and home comforts at reAsonable rates.
Also Two Large Pariors, furnished or uufQrpished
1l2o 9th st. NV. fy2-6ts
RoARDING--LARGE NICELY FURNISHED ROOM
St NV; terms moderate. n3-3m
rDHE WEBSTER 5l3 18th ST. NV; TRANS
ienta 81 aud 81 SO per day with board; Per week
30 10 ts headquarters Tor sihtseers: daily stare =
Arlington and points Of interest; no hquorA
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there win be . good deal Of opposition to the
whole idea OF fair, and above all to any ap-
preparation BY the government for that pur-
pose"
81. LOUIS SHUTS uR.
The St Louis headquarters, in one Of the r
street parlors Of Wizards hotel, was deserted
this forenoon. The door keeper looked lonely
as he informed callers that none of the bridge
city statesmen were in and that their sign
would probably be pulled down very soon.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-02-25

Gen. Greedy is against Chicago. This is not
fair weather.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-02-25
1t was a Chica go in the House yesterday.
ST LoUis's LAMENT.

Chicago has called the first turn in our Fair-o
game.
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THE CRUEL WIND.
And the wind it blew,
The whiskers through,
OF Chauncey Depew,
And Tom Platt too.
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I-I1hIkUE
Il ground floor, Tor business PURPOSES: only xoo n
MONTH IhOMsON's MUSIC STORE 81 Ilth
St, third door from st. ia3o-.m
,ok kENToA ZINE, LARGE FRONT ROOM
II with smaller room adjoining, ON ir.t aoor az
9Th ST. opposite Patent Offce. Apply Thus Al
FISHER x CO.. 1924 NV fl5-ax
tSOR hENT-OfFICE RooMs-TWO BEAUTIFII.
Onice suites, nre-proof building aud vaults: ali
otner conyenences and especially adapted for awy.rs'
othces Moderate rent. Inquire Room go Adam.
Building, 1888 and 1885 81 fi..I-a
INoR kENT-DEsIRABLE OFFICE ROOMS. WITH
~ steam heat aud elevator service ia the ianmnn
bulidlng liZo n. 4. ave A 4. COUMBk,
!aol-lm l425 y. A. ave
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WANTED MISCELLANEOUS

WANTED-BY A YOUNG MAN CLERICAL WORK
w TO Do at His Room IN the Evenings Interest Com
puted, Copying. Envelopes directed, &C. Address
Box oS, star ONCE. IT.
WANTED-S300u. TWO YEARS, PER CENT
w per annum: no commission real in this
city worth $1,000. Address Box %. star Office.
fpl-2ts
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self faithfully in managing New York's inter-
ests on the floor, when asked by reporter to-
day what he would do now said 'New York
made a good fight We had many drawbacks.
You know what they were. When we counted
our forces several weeks ago we had q majority
of twenty-five in the House. Then came the
quarrels and New York lost her votes. We did
our best to recover, but the time was too short
Now, am for Chicago for the worlds fair. I
will do everything can to help her along and
make the fair q success. ! believe it will be,
too"
REPRESENTATIVE FRAMES OPINION.
The opposition Of St. Louis to the selection
OF Chicago as the site for the worlds fair was
based on commercial reasons. There was not
little curiosity and some anxiety among the
supporters Of Chicago to see how the st. Louis
contingent would take the situation. Con-
gresham Frank, who represented st. Louis on
the worlds fair committee, settled the ques-
tion 30 far as he was concerned today by say
ing to Representative Cannon of Illinois:
Chicago has won her spurs and she is entitled
TO them. 30 long as she 10 willing to accept in
good faith the provisions Of the bill on which
we agreed she will have my hearty aud earnest
support My people are too liberal, too broad
OF mind 70 wish me to interpose any obstruc-
tons to the complete success of this under
taking; and even il they did wish me to do 80
should decline to do their bidding. This il q
case where to the victor belong the spoils.'"
GOV. FRANCIS IDEA OF 1T.
Gov. Francis OF Missouri, when he was am
pushed by STAR reporter in the rotunds of
the capitol this afternoon, did not look like a
man who had been for the last
few months leading hard up-
hill fight for the worlds fair and
drawn ct the end Of prize package contain
ing large sized chunk Of defeat ''what are
we going to do?" he repeated after the re-
porter. "well, We are going home. So far a.
St Louis ID concerned for the present we are
through with the fight, although
after We reach homo we cannot
tell what Instructions viii be given. Yes
there 70 . hard fight before Chicago, both In
the House and In the Senate. In both places
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WAN1Ep-FoR IMMEDIATE INyFsTNENT-
w Desirable Houses in all parts OF the city Will
buy st once II price is right L. sTAKGAKDTER
olo rom st- !Al4-;Sm
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FOR RENT--STORES

EoR RENT-NEw STORE AND sEyEN-ROo,
Il Dwelling in RAPIDLY improving locality s55 ne
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LIFE IN LARGE CITIES.
It Deadcns Che Body, Deadens tho Mind
and Deadens the Soul.

It Deadcns the Body, Deadens the Mind
and Deadens the Soul.
All town men who spend a month or
we'll the difference between the buoy
ant and cheerful energy of the country
holiday time and the frequent languor,
depression and irresolution OF the nine
or ten months spent in the smoky and
impure atmosphere of the large town.
Unhappily, no illustration lies ready to
hand which will as clearly show the de-
bilitating effect of town life upon the
mental and moral parts Of man. Yet
that the average of mental energy is
greatly lowered may. be readily under
stood from the exceedingly small num-
Der of independent intellects of suf-
fcient energy to impress themselves on
their contemporaries, compared with
the much larger proportion of such in
tellects that were found in the
small populations of the Greek
cities in the five or six cent
uries Immediately preceding the
Christian era. The truth is, whether
men will believe it or not, that town life
deadens the body, deadens the mind
and deadens the soul. Those who have
mental powers equal to the occasion
clearly see and strongly desire some
means of defense against this too
urgent pressure. The most effeotual
means is, of course, "flight"-the method
Of the hare when hard pressed by the
superior speed and threatening teeth of
the greyhound. But for the majority
fight is not possible. We must stand
at bay, with our backs against some
friendly wall, and meet our various
enemies face to face. Standing thus
we become wildly conscious of the inn
measurable. advantage Of stored re-
sources, of physical energy, mental readi-
ness and capacity and clear moral pur-
pose-in short, of that all round health
which is the natural and necessary com.
pliment Of our all round charac-
ter and position in the scale
of being Charged and energized
with this threetold health, we can fight
steadily, strongly, calmly and enduring
". The battle in these times is usually
both long and strong, and victory fire.
quently delays her approach. Thou
sands 20 down and disappear for want
of the power of physical endurance.
Quite as many thousands fail for lack
of steadily improving brain capacity.
But, perhaps, most Of all are smitten,
crushed and routed because OF their
poverty of clear and steadfast moral
purpose. The real strength Of q man,
we repeat, is his health-his three-fold
health; and without this no start, how
ever good; no advantages on the way,
however great; no stroke Of luck, how
ever wonderful, can save him from de-
feat. Like all other creatures, his
means of defense must be commensurate
with every possible occasion, or final
victory can never crown his brow
London Hospital.
Waterbury evening Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1887-1895, 1890-04-07
WASHINGTON TOPICS
Election Contests Before the
Senate and House.
A BREEZY DEBATE EXPECTED.
A Three-Cornered Fight Over the Wad'
dell-Wise Case.

Captain Healy Acquitted OF Brutalit-
The Steele-wild Court NIartial-Senator
wolcott as . aster-Gen-
eral wanamaker as = Compromise Can
didate for Governor Of Pennsylvania
WASHINGTON, April THE Senate to-
day returned to its former hour of as-
semblage, 10 o'clock. The time devoted
to the consideration of the Florida nom
nations in the Senate during the past
week was taken from the time which
would have been devoted to the general
executive business; SO the executive
offender is now pretty we'll crowded
with nominations. To dispose of thes .
will be ono of the chief duties of the
Senate during the present week.
So far as is known there are no NOM
nations now on the calender over
which there is likely to be a dispute
and the business of the secret session
will therefore be disposed of in all
likelihood at q rapid rate.
Several secret sessions of an hour or
SO each during the week will serve to
clear the calendar of most of the nomi-
nations now pending. In the mean
time in open session the consideration
of the Montana elections contest will b
conClnueo. 0eVeTa1 Oenn IoEs Hio oooA oo
for long speeches and the debate may
extend to the end of the week. Among
those who have indicated their inten'
ton to speak are Senators Spoonsr,
Evnrts, Teller and Ingalls, on tho Re
publican side, and Senators Vest, Vance
George, Turpie, and Jones of Arkansas
on tho Democratic side of the chamber
The elections eontest will have thu
right of way after o'clock sscl
day.
A effort will be made during the weel
to persuade the Senate to devote some
time-probably the part of an after
noon-to the consideration of private
pension bills. The Pension Appropri-
alton bill may be brought in and put
on passage during the week.
Waterbury evening Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1887-1895, 1890-04-07
IMPORTANT CONFERENCE.
4 Scheme TO Unite the Railroad Organi-
cations OF the United States.

cations OF the United States.
E1MRA, N. Y, April 7.-Three hun
dred delegates representing the Brother
hood of Locomotive Engineers, fremen,
braksmen and switchmen, gathered
here yesterday and, with few mem
bers of the order of Railway Conduct
ors, discussed aud adopted a scheme Of
federation between all the organizations
of trainmen in the United States.
Delegates were present from Buffalo,
Jersey City, New York, Hoboken, and
many places in Pennsylvania and Ohio.
There were two secret meetings during
the day and public meeting was held
in the Opera House last night. A num-
Der of prominent citizens delivered ad-
dresses.
Grand Master Sargent, of the Fire
mems Brotherhood; Grand Conductor
Howard, of tho Conductors; Grand
Master Wilkinson, of the Brakemen's
Brotherhood; the well-known "Shandy
McG and other prominent railroad
men spoke. They all declared that the
federation would be in the interest of
harmony, and that the death note of
strikes on railroads had been sounded.
The object, in short, is the federation
under ono head, of all the different bod
les, but each to retain its own organi-
cation. The meetings kte considered to
have been Of great Importance. Special
trains were run from New York, Buffalo
and other places.
Waterbury evening Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1887-1895, 1890-04-07
IN THE HOUSE.
A Three-Cornercd Fight Expected Over 9
Contested Election Case.

A Three-Cornercd Fight Expected Over .
Contested Election Case.
WASHINGTON, April 7.-Three con-
tested election cases will be taken up
and disposed of by tho House during
the week. In two of them the action of
the House can be forecast easily. These
are the cases of Bowen against Buchan-
an from vi ginis, and Posey against
Parrett from Indiana, in each of which
the members of the Elections Commit
tee have united in favoring the sitting
member, in each case a Democrat Mr.
Cheadle Qnd. has indicated an intention
to fight the committee in the Posey-
Parrett case, but his opposition will be
Intellectual.
Thursday has been set aside for tho
consideration Of the contested case Of
Waddell against Wise from the Third,
or Richmond, district of Virginia. The
case will develop a three, cred fight
in the House. The Re-, of the
Elections Committee ed that
Mr.. Waddell, a Repub .lected;
Mr.. Wise claims that ,lected,
while the Democratic nv 5 of the
Elections Committee have decided that
there was no election and will bring in
a resolution for holding special cleo
tion to determine the matter
Tomorrow it is probable that the
Naval Appropriation bill will be called
up, and when it is disposed of the Mill
tary Academy Appropriation bill will
be considered.
Friday as usual will be devoted to
private bills, and on Saturday eulogies
in honor of the late Representative
Laird of Nebraska will be delivered.
During the morning hours of this
week a number of bills Of an interest
ing nature will be called up for passage.
Among them are bills providing for the
retirement of naval officers for color
blindness for the retirement of mates
in the navy, and to prohibit the enlist
ment of unnaturalized persons in the
navy
Waterbury evening Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1887-1895, 1890-04-07
SHOT DEAD BY A ROUGH.
A PittsburG Youth Saves = Woman from
Insult at tho Cost of His Life.

A PittsburE Youth Saves . Woman from
Insult at tho Cost of His Life.
PrrTsBURG, April John O'Hara,
aged 10 years, was shot dead at II p. m.
by colored man, yet unknown, and
Martin Fahey was shot in the shoulder
A crowd Of Ave colored roughs, in
toxicated, were walking down Fifth
avenue, pushing people of the sidewalk
as they went along. One of the men
pushed q lady in the gutter, when q
gentleman interfered with the colored
men. During the conversation which
followed young O'Hara stepped up,
when a negro hit him on the forehead,
knocking him down, and then pulled
out a revolver aud shot him through
the heart. He then fred two more
shots, one of which struck Fahey, an
other onlooker, in the shoulder.
The five colored men then escaped
The police are searching for the men,
but have thus far failed to make an ar
rest
Waterbury evening Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1887-1895, 1890-04-07

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