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FURNITURE, CARPETS, UPHOLSTERY
GOODS, WALL PAPERS.

FURNITURE, CARPETS. UPHOLSTERY
GOODS. WALL PAPERS.
sPEcrALTIEs FOR THIS SEASON OF TIE
REED AND RA nhhE FURNITURE,
NE PEsiSS is our RATTAN pAkLoR
KtSGkEfs Az; AND CHAIRS REED AND RAT
Baskkfs EhEAEsHh So GGYSHE sc "a
REFRIGERAToRs,
WE HAVE a LANCE LINE OF DINING
Rq9M Is sS1NVENIRST AZ
ItkEt hASdiNG Il FklGE From 80 s Haf1
WE ARE SOLE AGENTS FOR
SWEETS REFRIGERATORS.
PlERCE'S POLAR REFRIGERATORS
PIERCE'S EMPIRE HEfRIGEkATORS.
PtIEkkCE' 's PEA AtL RE REF RI g
PIEKCE'S Triumph REFRiGERATOkS'
c RiERCE'S STAR kEFRIGLkAToRs;
BEST MATERIALS
COOPER & McKEE's REFRIGERAToRs.
1UR ,sH KEE BEER IS The
WEHAvE TESTED II THOROUGHLY. one
L Is IN E ;XiI IO On our FIRST FLOOR,
NEAT AND CAKE KEPT SIDE BY SIDE
Ti5H L p5RESI rs sA + mp ICE E
~ ATTfSGSi MArTINasn
Ya Rq E iata " MHIIE 9 FhE R5f OF 40
200 ROLLS FANCY CHECK MATING AT
$50 ROLLS FANCY CHECK MATING AT
sioC ROLLS EXTRA HEAVY Jo1NTLEss
aGGK, STOCK OF MATT1NGs Is ONE OF
The E i, LA 1Rft ~ The G9UNTKY AND
ON M} fEiGf RIOS a. Low AS ThE lL3T Ss
n BE4M n ~ . SMYRNA RUGS. sl.25; RE.
BEpHL - SMYRNA RUGS. sl75; RE-
BEoMLEY SMYRNA RUGS. $3.50; RE.
DsEE69tEYs sMSH4iRNA RUGS, $3.50; RE,
BE1MLEY SMYRNA RUGS, s425; RE-
u B fGR I3 ss sS9RNA RUGS, 1926. RE.
rEEoR5EY sMYRNA RUGS, slO.25; Re-
Loose COVER GOODS
THE largest STOCK WE EVER CAR.
OUR LINE COMPRISES
DIMITIEs,
FRENCH CRETONNEs.
MONTE CLOTHS,
foKCE OF CUTTERS AND WE UUAKAN-
TIE PERFkGT FL IN hyLhY CASE.
OVER 100 bIFFaREST PATTERNS,
RA AZ sk II S HaS4 t 6F 1G RS GwS
KiIGEs, Which We RIAL AND USE
WIRE WINDOW SCREENS AND DOORS.
OUR ADJUSTABLE SCkEEN WILL FIT
Any WINDo" AND IS The BEST On THE
WE Also MAKE TO ORDER TWO DIFF.
fEkEST GRADES OF WINDOW AND DOOR
our 9W NM PATENT 4, SCREEN We MAKE
n ANN M4o bF OK d EIHiSh 70 MATCH The
ANTEk II IN EVERY PARTICULAR.
400 s sHABks ON SPRING RoL THAnLs 25o,
200 SHADES On BEST SPRING ROLL
h'' WALL FiAPE:RasS.. 'o0'
CORRECT, T., AND NEWEST STYLES AT
10 AcctMULATED OLD STOCK TO GET
Nf@ Effects AND BEST INVITATIONS
OF SILK, SAliSo' TAPESTRIES, LACES
AZ fRR SEQ of fsiSr1Na IN ALL ITS
BRAHNGhEs; DESIGNs FURNISHED.
ffl GnR LINE Of FFF HANM6Gks
OUR ROPE FIRE .sCAPE. CHIEF PARIS
SAYS Is THE BEST.
vru,vp TWO SP EGhH1 5ov,oo r,cy
IN wien We DESiGN AND GxE icfGE
The F!ALSI CABINET Work AND GIVE
fUnNITUKE OUI UPHOLSTERY SHop IS
Also 5gXi92 I IEEI = rrG Is kTN II
THAT WE ARE ENABLL b 10 tPHoLs;if22RR
AND RECOVER Using NOTH-
ING Bt l BEST i.AB0k AND NAT RAILS,
AT The SAME PRICE YOU WOULD PAY
FOR ORDINARY MOkk IN MANY PLACES.
IN THIS ROOM THERE Is A MOIH EN-
IERNlINATOR FOR KENOYArING FUR
NITIRE. ALL OLD ~ ..NITURE SHOULD
Go THKOUGH THIS APPARATUS BEFORE
BEING REUPHOLsTERED. IT IS THE
ONLY SURE METHOD OF EkADICATING
THE MolH AND IT, EGGS. No DAMAGE
DONE TO The FINEST FABlICS OR
FRAMES.
OUR FINISHING SHOP Is MOST COM.
PLE1E IN is APPOINTMENTS AND OUR
FINlsHEkS ARE THOROUGH AND EX-
PERIENGED.
GOODS TAKEN on STORAGE IN HOG
STREET.
WI HAVE A THOROUGHLY COMPETENT
FORCE OF FURNITURE PACKlRS AND
MOVERS. AAtl HAVE PACKING MAZE
RAILS FOX SALE.
W. B. MOSES & SONS,
al upl l,n.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-04-18
The COURTS.
CmCUIr CoURr-ytai1e Month,

CmcUrr CoURT-Jmiqe Montgomery.
Today-Cockran agt Jones; dismissed. Wat
son agt. Holiinon ct al; judgment Of non-suit
set aside.
EQUIrY CoURT-Judges Hdgner, James and Cor.
Today-In re Annie 0Nuli, Caroline Raw
lings. Samuel L. Young and Elmer Holmes,
alleged lunatics; inquisitions returned. HAM
nell agt Hammoll; testimony ordered taken.
Bohrer agt Ottsrbach; $1,000 ordered paid
H. Otterbach. Darling agt Kelly; Ed
ward Alderman appointed guardian ad
litem; rule on Moses Kelly; injunction granted
and taxes ordered paid
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-04-18
Y OLYMPIAD.

AN oLYMPIAD.
Jupiter: Lay down thy hammer, Vulcan,
And come hither to this vantage point;
Methinks there is sight to sweet the eyes
OF even gods like Jove and thee.
Vulcan: Mine eyes see nought from this.
Jupiter: They must be older grown;
Put in thine eyes the spark that flies
With twinkling wings from out thy forge,
And then maychance thou canst.
There see thee, now! Look in the hazy mist
That like silver sheen hangs on the sea
And rufties to the shore. Seest thou not,
Between the fleecy covering Of the waves
And that low line of darkling shore,
form ethereal, as if the spirit CT the gods
Had breathed into the graceful foam,
The breath of RANT. glorious life,
And lifted it into shape,
Methinks, is so divinely fair,
Divinity must seek new fields,
Or lose the prestige that it hath?
Behold thee, nowi Behold!
lis Venus rising from the sea!
Vulcan: Give me the spy glass; Itis-it is
But not is not Venus Jupe,
1t is McGinty that we see.
We are awaiting with considerable emotion
the confirmation of the rumor that Mr.. Cleve.
land at noon today entered the editorial Office
OF the New York Sun and banged Mr.. Dana
over the head with rock-bound edition of the
American Encyclopedia
TRAGEDY; IN Two CHAPTERS.
CHAPTER 1.
Cleveland: You're liar!
Dana: You're anotherl
CHAPTER H.
Dana: You're liar!
Cleveland: You're another
FINIs
The difference between the old fashioned
dried apple and the modern evaporated fruit
is merely difference in time.
In modern municipal politics the "divine
right of kings" is changed to the divine right
of rings.
The Emperor William never lets his soldiers
shoot at mark. He makes them save their
marks to pay their bills with.
The young man with brilliant future be-
fore him. often lives to discover his brillian.
future is behind HIM.
Mr.. Cleveland is willing to acknowledge the
Danasty OF the New York sun, but does no,
want TO submit to it.
There is no more waste about belt railroad
than any other kind.
Natural ice this summer will have 10 give
way 10 the unnatural ice
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-04-18
WHAT MIR. DANA SAYS.
He Issues a Metaphysical Challenge to
MIR. Cleveland.

In reply to Mr.. Cleveland's sharp criticism of
Editor Dana the sun today. under the head
Remarks TO a Cowardly Liar" contains the
following editorial:
The stuffed prophet Of William street, in
rage Of wounded vanity, is thus reported:
There - only one thing Mr.. Cleveland re-
sumed, and tender expression lit up his face,
that / care anything about in these at
lacks: they are not confined to myself Ii
seems that the senIle DAnna does not confine
his warfare TO men Women are not free from
his dastardly assaults Mrs. Cleveland has not
escaped. 1t Is bad enough for Dana to print
MS Iylng statements regarding myself, but il is
Infinitely more cowardly and dastardly for him
10 include, az he has done, NV wife in his at
tacks. Nothing could be more contemplate or
80 far removed from all instincts Of man
hood "
10 no habtual reader Of the Sun is il neces-
sary TO say that this Is cOwardly lie. II is not
the less a lie because 1t is uttered by man who
has been President of tine United States IL is
not less cowardly because II proceeds from .
husband whose InferiOrlty in social, moral and
intellectual qualities Is recognized by ali who
know the admirable woman linked to him by
the name they bear in common.
Passing over the BLACKBOARD epithets in
which the half drunken deputy sheriff reap
pears and finds his only possible retreat
We come TO the more serious matter
To provoke sympathy for himself, Mr..
Cleveland deliberately draws the name
Of bis wife into interview intended
for publication, charging the san with an Of
tense which, If the charge is true, ought to
render this newspaper odious TO every gentle
man on Manhattan Island. TO every honorable
man who respects womanhood. The charge is
false and MIR. Cleveland knew it was false when
lie uttered IL.
There is but one answer that we care 10
make. We invite Mr.. Cleveland TO point 10 a
line or word that ever appeared in the sun
concerning the good woman whose name he
thus degrades which justihes. directly indi-
rectly, the statement contained in the para
graph quoted above. II he cannot do that
and be cannot-we invite the attention of the
community to the portrait Of selfish pol
troon, an unworthy husband, about whose con-
duct in this affair nothing can be said by any
person OF sensitive perceptions that will no,
leave on the coarse and swollen face. peeping
from behind the edge Of his wife's garments, a
red mark ike the sting Of u whip lash"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-04-18
TIE GREAr SYsprcArr C1orH1sa

Sc. Cor. 9th and stssn.w., Washington. DC.
We take pleasure 10 inform the clothing buyers that
TO dispose of stock of Clothing. aud order do
this We Will certainly give you prices lower than
buy themselves Will gladly tell their friends where
these bargains may be secured:
Mems Very Fine Dress Suits formerly sold at els
Mems Very Fine Prince Alberts. worth s25, you may
Fine Atwood Black Cheviot Suits worth els. for
,o4 y. HsFy Fine Atwood corkscrew Suit worth 1880
Fine All,woo Business Suits that will cost else
We have several cheaper grades that s10 to els
Mems Fine Tailor mad Dress Pants that cost to
manufacture q. 90 for $4.75.
Cheaper Cheap grade worth -. f.. s23J
Boys Long Pants Suits, from IA to 1s years for
$i.95, 81 80 Sl.7o. 81. 30. 50 aud "a.
4rss or q s9y S .aa kpss Pans
Mems Very Fine All spring weight Overcoats
at % So s5. rs, sc and s7.s7.
Inspection, and If you give . call will assure you
You will not leave disappointed, will sell you
o Ss
trusting IL may be our privilege 10 merit continu.
ashHr NJ ysEy
NJ BE cor 9th aud sta NV. Washington. d. C.
w 325 n. Charles 81, Baltimore. Nd.
AT pR M1ttlAh PaaL aSssi-
pA.rsMADr oo sft5E & IS cAnnlAeHAsp
wAISKI bS S6kSSsEs. 6 dES sSSSs
! Orders taken; FITS guaranteed sS-12t
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-04-18
Recent Rahheries.

The warehouse OF the Anheuser Busch
Brewing Company in South Washington was
entered last night and robbed of seven kegs of
beer.--Richsrd E. strovall of No. 1904 goth
street was robbed Of $40 Wednesday morning.
George W. Paxson, No. 3l3 d street north
west, reports that his house was entered by
burglars last night and robbed OF some cutlery
and o clock.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-04-18

Some beautiful maid of Uniontown sends thil
one to Us in self-defense. She calls it
CHESTNUT"
zone kiss you earnestly implore.
And for this, dear youth, must fly thee;
That boon obtained, you'd ask for more,
And l, alas! could not deny thee"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-04-18

Jimmy Fresh: SWELL, I'm going to be rich
and retired as soon as 1 can"
Mr.. Salt; 'You may be rich some day, Jimmy,
but you'll never be retired. You are not OF the
retiring kind"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-04-18
SHOOTING STARS.

The swampoodle Literary and Debating So
ciety last night wrestled with the question:
whether II is preferable to die in home Of
luxury on Massachusetts avenue or live in pow
erty in back alley of Anacostia.' The case
was continued
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-04-18
The Anacostla HALLWAY Extension.

The engineer of the Johnstown Steel Rail
Company Yesterday completed a survey of the
extension Of the Anacostia railway and the con-
tract for the rails was closed The delivery of
the rails will commence about the LIST of May
and the work of laying them will begin at once
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-04-18
A Granyers' Committee.

Col. ]. II. Brigham OF Ohio. master OF the
National Grange and chairman OF the Patrons
committee on legislation to secure congressional
action IN favor OF protecting the agricultural
interests. Is IN town. Hon. Leonard Rhone OF
Pennsylvania and Dr. John Trlmble of Wash
lugion, secretary National Grange, are the
other members Of the committee. An address
70 Congress viii be presented by them. asking
attention TO matters recently Endorsed by the
National Grange in behalf OF the farmers Col
Brigham says the committee are well satisfied
with the action of the House committee on the
schedule presented by them. except the strik-
ing out Of the Is per cent duty on hides re-
quested 70 be put IN the bill. The headauar-
tiers Of the committee are at 5l4 + street north
HsSS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-04-18

Rev. Y. c. Mower Of Intercourse, Pa, has
oiiked the banks of Lancaster county to such
an extent that they want no more Of inter
course with him.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-04-18

The Chesapeake Bay Dog Club was formed
in BALTIMORE yesterday.
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FOR RENT--STORES

l'oR kENT-sToRE. IN GOOD CONDITION:
Il lU.,3 9Th St NV SO. will rcut whole buiidlig.
api1-1 l. L. sHOkMAhEti go r II. s.N.
I,OR REMITTANCE STORE AND CELLAIL 3l4
IL 18th II Nv, near Ia. Apply ~ y. 81 NCH. "a
"a nour. Epl7 ~
ISoR RENT = STORE ~ 18th 81. Nm. NEW.
will b. COM leted by April ,. Store 6lO eth u.
18th ST. NV. HYl-lm
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Marriage Licenses.

fAfCtHseS.
Marriage licenses have been issued by the
clerk of the court to Albert Pryor and Mary L.
Morris, both Of Fluvanna county, Va; W. H.
Shir-Cliff and Nellie E. Wilson; Levi E. Cant
and Matte Ashton; VIM. Griffith and Annie
Dengier; Augustus Shaw and Lula Christian
Alonzo G. Hudson and Julia A. Simms, both OF
Culpeper county, Va; Robert Branum and
Minnie Z. Davis, both Of Rockingham county,
Va
r. L. Gordon has been appointed common
wealth's attorney Of Louisa county, Va. to fill
the vacancy caused by the resignation Of G. X.
Anderson
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-04-18
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

WANTEp-BY A CoLoRED WOMAN, FIRST.
are.. RseS 9aaress I.wet e W.se Gan or 40.
SNIl EMPLOYMENT AS ASSISTANT TO
eaSs as s Shsr1cter and ability from
WhNTED1BY NORTH GERMAN GIRL A
w Place as psrlor or cbambermaii. fr.t.elsss ref.
soI ptsie 6n family to Newport address
WANTEp-Go TO DICKS AGENCY FoR YoCR
w Cooks. Lsupdress MAIDS, waiteress, Nurses. But
abroad sll hsve references ei3 IN q nv ais 81.
WANTED--AT HEADQUARTERS = POSITIONS
w for Cooks. Chamber Maid Waitress isundr~ssss
man; Butler. sAML A. cooMBs. s26 Fst nv. A'"-
WANTED-wooD ENGRAvTNG-A YOUNG MAN
Learn woOd Ensra7ns. Address ESskSvfSGs' s, az
WANTED A SITUATION AS MAID: THOR.
best OF references Address NJ. Star Office apis ~.
WANTED-BY TWO CoLoRED WOMEN. PLACES,
one So SoeS the other IS House Girl good refer.
WANTED-BY A CoLoRED MAN, A PLACZ As
w Waiter Ia Private Family. good references.
Apply at lilo 10Th ST. NV IL
WANTED-A FASHIONABLE COLoRFD DRESS.
w maker-prefer sewing by day IN families: no on
isc TO PLAIN sewing ldress for three days DIRE IS
MAKER 1919 VT ave IL
WANTED-wILL GIVE sac TO ANY ONE Sc.
W curing me situation that will pay $50 monthly,
Address W. \ T., Star ofhce apls-3ts
WANTED By TWO EXPERIENCED WHITE
w men, situation as CoaChinan ana Butter. nrSt.
class references. disengased May /. Address Box
l2S, Star office AMI T.3ts
WANTED-BY INDUSTRIOUS COLORED C0T-
w pie situations 10 leave city; man coachIuatl.
woman as chanlbermad nurse rood city references
apl7-2r
INTERPRETATIONS FOR MUSES. COOKS
W coachmen. Walters, Porters. Maids, Drivers,
Natchmen, Kitchen, Farm and Dairy Hands and
Others; nloes, SUMMER Resorts aud Country
BCkNHAM'> lll0 q 81 NV. al3-tts
WANlED-A SITUATION BY AN ESEkGETIC
w Man; will forfeit $50 q guarantee 20 al any
position take. Apply through DIR. X. NJ ELLYsON
Emergency Hospital, 18Th 81. NV. sl2-0t'
WANTED - EMPLOYERS FOR FIRST-CLASS
w Servants, with reference in every case send 20
CITY INTELLlGENCE OFFICE and Your order Will
De nIed WITH dispatch. May building, 9Th aud n
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-04-18
FOR RENT-OFFICES.

NOR RENTING LARGE AND NELL-LIGHTFD
Il Office Rooms CA "a door front, IA HOS l. ~. nv
at $40 per month tor both.
HILL 4 JOHNSTON.
apl8-1 1908 lenia. ave. NV.
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FOR RENT-FLATS.

I.oR BENT-FLATs OF PROM THREE To FlvE
Il ROBINS Also. other rooms. Furnished and Uufur-
nlshed. PuOhc dlnILs room IN building New houses
: aid y I'd ST. Al0-it.
I'OR RENT-TMO FLATS To ADCLTS IN TIE
II story bulldils. Elevator, steam heat. bsck
torches, and al late improvements sl7 9Th ~
Nv. apS-l 2t'
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FOR RENT-ROOMS


EoR RENr-Br LADY WHO Is NOT INoUTSI-
tive. New and Neatly Furnished Roosns Al irrss.
WITH stamp for reply. NoI iSotIslrl'kslAI Ofes
FOOlRt, kHS Nh : l!2o z ST. NV MAR METR0-
EoR RENI-TwO UNFURNIsHFD PLEASANT
or % SsS 20 nSST - Ter month = desirable .enaat
once ~ N~i"n' S're's- MI tr =; "a. Ear
EoR RENT-A NICELY fTRNTsHEp FIENsANr
New Yora sY sr month"; gentlemen preieIra $50
I,ok RENT VERY DESIRABLE ROOM FuR
auS ss sHI R'f so Si s sSf in
EoR RENT-IN ANACosTIA THREE PARTLY
i Furnished R1oms for Iaxht Housekeeping: -
be krgy to L. tD S Els 1asSS., s bS Ss''''
I.oR RINT-Two on IHREE GENTLEMEN can
quiet private family Of adults. terms moier e, Ai
dress Il. L.. star 0fhce. Apl7-St.
EoR kENr = FURNISHED = sECoND-srukY
HACK Room. With two closets. NO uOeuup 70 ltzht
ho9s,-sesLius NO children Apply SIS llth - D -.
ISoE RENT-ROOMS FURNISHED AND TNFUE-
A4sHeo house new location ceuttA~ sus Nth -
nv Apl'-st-
EoR RENT-Two NEATLY II FINISHED ROOMS
ST NV. By ~eek OF month. sl7-f'
I.oh ktNl-Bl A. :. CA1WoOn. gS3 FRA II.
Vita two aaai,,or r IiSe ko.m. aver .t9Ts ss %
EoK RENr = 722 O ST NV. THREE T'NFt-R-
nlsh"d Rooms on "a auor for hOusrkerI.rrg. a..
AsI anu OATH asI sqa@re from Mar. Navy And stste
Deasr'n'eN' rent SIS, Apio-.r
l'oR RENT-l5l4K Il. NV, TWO FURNIsHt u
II o9minu ieataus Rooms second flo5r vlta
board AlsO Table BoArd ais 81.
I,oR kENT-TMo or THREE TNFUkSlSHfn
IL or FURNISHED Rooms suitable f1r geutsffttI tl-
sehueHan and vile no children Asply ~ 1910 l5tA
I,oR RENT-2 LARGE NFURNTSHFD CuMMI-
y nicAtlns Rooms. LIST floor. CCnImunicatir. "a
noor; = 20 slnsle room, lsht ana heat with u
bath. AL ~ nv aplB 81.
I,oR RENT-IwO UNFINISHED OFFICES AND
l. one Front Bed EovIn. l40s New York ave. nv.
1soR BENT-THRkE ROOMS FTRNISHhD FOR
- housekeelins' mont pATlur. dining room Asl
k4tchei 10 re,lonstue parties rrfereuve exchanged,
$40 ier month l2io X ~ nv. AlB-tit'
LoR kENI-FOUR ELEGANT ROOMS. SECOND
moor one pAror; prvste family ;furI sied .dout4s
corner house south and east fronts. lAN utut,5 ~.
references required. llOl knN. HiS-tit'
I,OR RENT-NICELY FURNISHED or TNFIK-
II nishet : Or Lovely Rooms. Il duor. ALSO I'd or
50, en SUITE or siugle lisht and cheerful. summer
Ifloes. Two IA family. l5iO y nv. ApII-lm
INOk REN I-lllp L IT. NV. SEVERAL IAh,sE
IL Rooms with sOod Table Board. Elrst-class cod
location. House keIt ~ llIladelpl lady NJ
hhAA children. GenteHaen preferred sl--l2t'
I.OR RENT-0ls 6TH ST Nv. TWO LARGE 80
Il story single Furnished Rooms. Front aud bacA
one square u Pension Bureau. BRIGHT clean comfort
able elO and sI2 each. spS-l"t.
I,oR RENT-l7a5 q 81 NV. PLEASANT
opposite the new Athle,ls Clue HOUSE and Mar
Department ms I'M
I,oR RENT-THREE APARTMFNTs OF IWU AND
three rooms Ell suite private BATH aid cl,-et
sanity furnished Al the NoODMOAE. cor, l3tG
ahd Iowa circle. f2A-3u
FOR RENT-FLATS.
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WAREHOUSES &LOTS.

WANTED-NE HAVE No DIFFICULTY IN Dis
w posing Of Property at bargains. Persons having
sucA ioS sale Will do well to place in hands.
" NJ. ID. SACNDElS a CO., successUrs to
apl2-1t John Sherman Co., l4O7 st. NV
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-04-18

NOR sALE-A FINE MEAT AND PROVISION
Il Market on 9TH 81. NV. A rare chAnCe tor active
man: none other need apply. Address J.N.Q. star
office aIIti.t.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-04-18

| ID oOMS-5oc Use AND 81: NEWLY FURNISHED
III aud reftted; large and siry; location central
board per week reasonable OIL and 5l3 18Th 1t n W
| ap5-lms
| TOOARDIN0-LAR0E MOLLY FURNiSHFD ROOM
ID with good board 1T the auburn" Pa ave- scr 23d
] o.. NV; terms moder1te. 13-3m
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-04-18

I,,oR RENF-THREE APARTMFNTs OF A U AND
three rooms suite TrlNate hatu aid clu-et ee-
gantly furnished Al the MOODMOAE 4. cor. l3ta
and Iowa circle fyA Am
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-04-18

IvQR sALE-THE STOCK OF STAPLE AND
Il Fancy Groceries Liquors, Wines Sc ui Ale1.
McBurney. de, eased. IN store corner kg and Wash
lngton SITS, Ale xAndria, Va; also Tor rent al
Reasonable Inquire. Apply TO the undersigned, OF T.
GEO. McBl kNIl, Eso, who will give full I,zrtlcu-
Lars JOSHUA THOMAS AdmtnistrAtOr aplO-.Ns
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Personal.

OWL SERVICE EXAMINATION QUESTIONS
~ and Answers. Send l0c to
g. W. FLYNN, AM, Ivy Institute.
m17-1ms Southwest cor. sth and X sts. NV
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a Triumphant Tour.

Every mail from London comes lsdea
with English papers in which tribute is
paid and enthusiasm manifested for Bar
NUNS great shows which have so COM
pletely csptivstei old Eoelsnd from roy
altv 10 peasant. These marked copies
are sent by the great showmsu's press
agent TO all the papers of importance
throughout America in order to demon
strate how well the famous showman's
efforts are appreciated across the seas.
Bsrnum returns to this country in April,
and will then make a grand triumphant
tour Of the continent. and in addition
to the innumerable features which char
scterize his entertainments, he has ar
ranged with Imre Kiralfy to accompany
him with his Nero" this season. A re-
reporter for London paper interviewed
Kirelfy on the subject recently. the king
of spectacular entertainments. and said:
The success of my association with
Messrs. Bsrnum and Bailey has been so
remarkable here that am pleased TO say
our temporary London union has been
made permanent, and Nero, as grandly
and maguIhcently presented as here. will
be combined with Bsrnum and Bailey q
greatest show on earth on its forthcoming
American tour. which will begin early in
| April next In New York City.