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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-12-16

FOR RENT-LADY DECLINING HOiSEIII.EP-
ing. will rent, furnished unfurnshed. at mod
Phi ice, house. r.. plumbing and in first.
class condition. location fine. Apply TO OWNER,
2p20 1 ST. NV. Ill i-;ts
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FOR RENT JOHN L. WEAVER,
Cor + and Sth SITS. NV
G1S 9th NV, cafe 2421 % 81 I NV, Or is so
anil 12r. .Sl3 % ll24 23d, Or (con rs. 10
Ills Il ne. sto&dw. 90 Whnuse I'd nr uw1S 90
1i33 Stnughton. Sr. 800 = Office rms 629 +
al LIST ne. ST.. goo NV, LIST floor IL. 90
So Elm. LID FIX, Or fur T, b siand DC. l. %
tool ten. 1850 '1ll-11l9 18th Sc, Or 800
i.33 Spruce, IDP. Or 10 30
STABLES.
Stable 18th and NY. av. NV. $50 90
Stable Of 19il y. Y. av. n.w......... 500
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WAREHOUSES;.

WANTED-T0 BUY FIIST-CI.ASS HOUSE FOR
HON" near Scott Circle II II 'rooms; price,
Sju.UtD to 10000; must be bargain for cash.
Address MEAiI;F,R Stur Office. dli;-:;ts
WANTED-YOU HAVE PROPERTY TO SELL,
RENT OR EXCHANGE: WE HAVE CONSTANT
iNQi iRitS FOR SUCH. SEND Us YOUR LIST.
PROMPT PERSONAL ATTENTION. JAMES
BAiNE, ROOM s, 63l PA. AVE. NV. del LIT.
WANTED a HANDSOMELY AND COMPLETELY
furnished modern residence in best location
to rent To CoLgresslncn. with small family, he
fore Jans "A. Ii. LEE & son. Agts., 1881 + st.
d'46t
WANTED-INTERVIEWS WITH OWNERS WILL
ing 10 exchange equities in incumbered business
or residence property northwest, for clear prop
erty and some. cash, Z. C. BAUMGRAS l4iO
q st. NV. deI-tf
WANTED
Houses and lots to sell in northwest, Columbia
Heights and all sections of the city.
JOHN l.. WEAVER, COR and sth SITS. ".
no2s I'm
WANrED-HOUSES To RENT.
Renting is my speciality. My facilities and To-
cation are the best. n. charge for advertising.
Ten years experience Best city references.
no233 JOHN l.. WEAVER.co cor. & Sth sts.n.w.
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FOR SALE-PIANOS.

FOR SALE-BEAUTIFUL STIEF'F ROSEWOOD
piano. In good condition. mast be sold at once as
owner is leaving the city: cost $500; Will
sell for $3.50: will accept s. monthly INSTALL
ments IL SO cash Is paid down. Please address
Box &c., Star office de1l3t
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SUBURBAN PROPERFI

FOR RENT-NEW COTTAGE; . ROOMS; PAPER
ed; stable and outbui,dings; 10 acres of ground ;
on RR., In Montgomery county, Md; SIS. A.
II. HOFFMAN, 1921 st. NV daI3-3t
FOR SALE-TWO VERY DESIRABLE LOTS AT
Brookiand. below market price GRACE NJ
THOMAS, Room 100. Corccr;n building. dl4-3t
FOR SALE-CHOICE LOTS IN kENIIWORTI,
DC, $50, 500 ard s25o. Tcrns, 81 down and
81 week. Money oeRed TO build.
ALLEN W. MALI4ERY & CO, 62f st. NV. d13
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FOR RENr-cOMMoDIoUS HOUSE NEAR BRIT.
ish embassy: suitable for entertaining: 3 large
rooms suite: large pantry; kitchen first
floor; new plumbing. tic. 3. II. ROBERTSON.
l4l0 G ST oc24-tf
FOR RENT-lI25 10TH ST.. NEAR MASS. AVE
NV; handsome 3-stvry double brick dwelling Of
q rooms. with every convenience; bath rooms:
porches every floor; large stable. THOS. ].
FISHER CO., 1924 st. NV. sel2tf
FOR RENT-9l3 G ST. NV. EXCELLENT LOCA-
ton for boarding house, subletting rooms, Offices
&c, terms reasonable to responsible tenant. ].
CHESTER, Room 10. 615 18th st. did
FOR RENT-9I4 MASS (ls9 Carroll Sc CRIB % 80
NV, llr&h.. SIS 90 1914 Marion. Gr&b. is. 30
ilSs yslsr ab. 20 70 ltlS 9th NV. Or: Is 80
500 18th NV: arSb 80 20 500 n H nv, 6rSb. 10 80
a2i1 NJ, lor&h 81 90 I524 N Cap Or ....Iaoo
no22-tf II. l.. RUST. Cos l4th ST. NV
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FOR RENT
1924 Mass NV. 1875 lol.0 Oh 1851 NV. mi 1ars67 60
3l9 NV. NIL l5r 6h IL ii % 9th mi 13r. so so
1IHS l. NV. ri. i2r .ao.oS So4 X NV, mi. l3r so On
20S0 q NV, mi, l3r5o.oo l422 33d mi, Tor. 81. 50
$40 9h nw.>t&i5r.3n.5o AS VI NV, mi. Sr. 80. 80
1109 9th NV. mi,9r 1850 92J RI mi, 1or30 30
All av nw,:ir. 100 23l ri NV, mi, 7r. ~. 80
Is Col NV. mi. 81. y. ~ $50 T NV, mi, Tr. ~ 80
1It0 9th NV. mi. ar -" 12% AZ sw,s.Sdw. or %
1875 18th NV mi, ir. - ~ 4a5 Isl Sc mi. IT. p so
n, F NV, mi, 6r 1880 Su5 Fla nw,1r. ~. 10
1i3, NV. mi. 6r. go J14 Az wst&dw. 5rna. 90
Sl1 mi. 1r. 90 81 me- mi. ar. Is. 80
ZIG ne, mi. Or. $50 5l3 1Ith sw, m, Sr Is so
Full list Of rents and sales furnished free on an
pIi,a,tion at Office. A. 5. CAYWuoD 1888 9th n W
del
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FOR RENT-NFCE FIvE-RoOM HOUSE. STABLE
on Sheriff rOad only $1,000 mo.
ALLEN w. MALIEiI & CO., G24 st. d13
FOR RENT-RESIDENCE 435 o ST NV: 6
rooms and bath; kitchen In of dining room;
excellent condition; S25: large front and back
yards, cellar and rear alley; can he bought cheap
on easy terms. Apply to owner, L. W. FEN
WICK. 6O2 Il st. NV del3-3t
FOR RENT-TO DESIRABLE COLORED TEN
ants, several very neat, attractive and COM
Portable 2-story houses with 3 rooms, water
in kitchen, on Huron st. W. bet. 18th and
18th sts., Meridian HILL Rent, Rer month,
including water, S12 b. II. WARNED: d CO.,
918 + ST. NV. de13-3t
FOR RENT-A COMFORTABLE House WITH 3
land at head of 18th st. NV: low rent-S25
month. Apply CHARLES EARLY. eos 18th st.d7 -l3
FOR RENT
425 18th sw. 5r IS 90 2o2s Portner pl Or 500 90
242 sw Ar. 10. 90 l441 st, Tr 81 so
1887 Union sw 5r. 1000 1851 u st, IT,. "a 90
2u26 Portner p Or III. 80 1850 st, IT,. .35 90
l15I ), Sr- .3ato
All clean and in perfect repair THE0D. FltIE-
BUS, Room ~, Ohio Bank, 18th and q NV. dl0-6t
FOR EENT-6IS L ST. S.W.: CONVENIENT LoCA-
ton; in of the prettiest squares in the city;
comfortable hye-room brick; newly painted and
papered.
ALSO. fre-rcom fat, over store at PICS nth
st. NV. for right tenant will add modern i'm
provements. -..r
ALSO. light and airy store room at BIOS 14th
st. NV Rent Tor all of above properties very
reasonable. Apply only to
PERCY bfETLGER, Attorneys t-iaw.
d1O Az Louisiana avenue nv
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FOR RENT-DIGGES g. FAIRFAX, TO1 18TH n W.
1892 !, NV. new brick, 11r., ba., furnace. y. $50
1920 l NV, brick 10r., ba., pap'd, furnace. AZ
1909 NV. ST., ba, convenient location..-. Is
l4o7 Columbia n W., Or, ba., good repair. go. p
GIL l. s.w., brick 5r., water. .............. 10
219 Mass ave. W, 5r.. wa. tcol. ten) ..... IL
SOC Mark ct. ,5r. WA $780, Rr s1S I'D Ar, IS
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FOR RENT-A SIX-ROOM AND CELLAR BRICK
house, No. 1857 ID st. s.w.: hot and cold water
and bath; rent $3.50 Inquire at No. 800 1917
st. S. dl4-3ts
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LOST AND FOUND.

LOSr-ON MONDAY, DECEMBER 0, a DARK
y,liniy cow with sI.,ts: No. : ON hin x, rr-
ward II returned to GEORGE MAIEil, TwiniGg
City. D. e. dat; ~
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FOR RENT-BI JOHN .
1SOS C sw. Or, ami. $50. 40
xs01 l sw, 7r- 1000
1850 h sw, 6r.ami. 1890
221-23 n sw, 6r,ami. 1880
319 NJ sw, Or, wa. 0.3O'
lib ID sw, Or, wa. 1880
40 X sw, Or, wa. 300
6 l. Sc. Or. 1880
dp1I-3tA
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PROPOSALS.

PROPOSALS FOR SUPPLIES FOR THE NAVY
Yard Washington. ID. C., December I, 1896
Sealed proposals, Endorsed Proposals for Supplies
for the Navy Yard, Washington, ID. c., to- be
opened December 2G 1885," will be received at
the Bureau IT Supplies and Accounts, Navy De-
partment, Washington, ID. c. until TWELVE
O'CLOCK NOON, DECEMBER TWENTY-SIXTI
1885. and publicly opene, Immediately thereafter
to furnish at the Navy Yard Washington ID. C.,
quantity of Lumber, Hardware. Betting, Tools
Steel and Drill Rod. The articles must conform
to the navy standard and pass the usual naval in
spe"tion. Blank proposals will be furnished upon
appcat ton t. the Navy Yard Washington. DC
The attention of manufacturers ard dealers is in-
vited. Tie bi Is. all other things bei,s equal, de-
cided by lot. The department reserves the right
to waive defects or to reject any all bids not
deemed advantageous to the government. ED
WIN STEWART, Paymaster General, U. s. N.
del2-2aw2w
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FOR EtNT-f223 10Th ST NV LAKtiE
bright inlns on 1st and ID floors; fur. or unfur
every con,cEicEce; furnace heat; be mad very
cheap. d13-Scs
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BARGAIN TO QUICK PURCHASER 81, 200
will buy busine IS. furniture and lcasehod Of 80
room hotel. located cable line; convenient to
both depots; stable attached Apply to LIT
TLEFIELD, EVANS Co, 402 9th st. NV
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PERSONAL.

YOU CAN BET YOUR IS SET OF FALSE TEETH
that we're '.pelch, with QUE solid hard cash
fore after office hours. JUSrtI'S OLD STAND,
6tg ID st. NV. dct6
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-12-16

WANTED-PARTNER IN real. ESTATE BUSI
ground iloor Office; prominent location; very
low rent Oh long lease; capital wanted for build
ing and liberal advertising. Address K. L. CAP
IrAI, Star Office. dI43ts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-12-16

1893 l4th 1lr. sta SEQ ss RI 1916 st, Ar. $40 50
1901 18th. ST., sto. 60 72s 10th st me- 4 rms 6
262O l ST. rms. 80 Stable rear 14li II st rs
JAMES n. GREEN,
de14-3t I'll i4th st.
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FOR RENT MISCELLANEOUS.

FOR RENT-REMINGTOAT iPEWHlTEliS AT THE
REMINGTON OFFICE; modern machuc; perfect
condition guaranteed with stand delivered free
In city; one month applies purchase CT
when directly following rental.
WYCkOFF. sEAMANS & BENEDICT,
d19-tf Cor. Sth AMI NV.
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FOR SALE-S1 600 WILL BUY A CIGAR STORE;
fine stock; all fixtures good will and lease; 9th
st. bet. Pa. ave- and st. W. Address Box 1O5.
Star office. del I-3t
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FOR RENT-DESlRABLE HOUSES
1900 Il. l. NV. IL rooms. med. imp. $50 90
9S3 X st. NV, IL rooms. mod. imp. ....... s.. 90
l22i 18th st. NV. Il rooms, mod. imp. 65.0
1910 9Th st. NV, 10 rooms, mod imp. 1910
SCI 10th st. NV. rooms, mod imp....... 30. 90
1875 9th ST., lie Dioit Park, mod imp. -. 90
1923 9Th st. NV, rooms, mod imp. 1000
A. T. C0UMBE,
dl4-3t 1I25 n. Y. ave.
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

FOR SALE-DAIRY LUNCH ROOM: A HUMMER;
best corner stand in city; opposite government
dept; soda fountain nearly new. cost. 5000: fine
set fixtures: stock of cigars and tobacco; fine cash
trade; excellent stand for lady; 5000 takes the
whole. Call and investigate: reasuns for selling
explained at interview. Store las two lovely
show windows. and rents for SO per Address
HONEST, Star office. del 4-:t'
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WANTED TRY RUBBER ROOF PAINT
WE STOP ALL LEAKS FREE,
And charge only for painting; work guaranteed
NAT. RUBBED; ROOF PAINT CO.. 1923 9Th Nv.
ul-tr
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MAKE MONEY BY CAREFUL SPECULATION IN
grain through reliable, successful firm; excel
lent opportunities to make profits by new
plans; fully explained and sent free: highest
references. PATLiSoN 4 CO., 751 Omaha bldg,
Chicago. ILL., Gei1tonIyt~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-12-16

WRITE OR SEND FOX RENT BULLETIN OF
WI. II. SAUNDERS * co, 1907 F ST., contain
ing large list of furnished and unfurnished houses
all sizes; also our map Of Washington and bul-
letin of property for sale. no22-tf
w. WILLIAMS AUTHORIZED PRIVATE pETEC-
tive asrEcy-C Confidential communicate promptly
attended to- office oper all hours: best refs. Is
tablishcd 1850. Supt., go L ST. NV. jyl3-5ms
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BOARDING.

sl3 18TH ST. NV orP. THE .'sIIoREuAAf,"
central location. la#se. nicely fur 2d-story trent;
suite single, az reasonable rates d1 42ts
1884 18TH STA GENTLEMAN TO SHARE
large front room; we'll heated; three windows;
room and board. SIS; other rooms; low rates to
party of gentlemen; TholLas Circle ref
erences. ~ deli ts
FOR RENT-BOARD AND ROOMS AT 3O1 u ST
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FOR THE CLOCK.zkO MATTER HOW CON-
PLICA1ED THAT CANNOT BE REPAIRED AT
RAMSAY'S, 122i FlSr. NV. SEND POSTAL
WAGON WILL CALL '-r aul4-5d
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FOR RENT-FGR. OR UNFUR. ROOMS SINt;I j.
suite. in house near Capitol: 3 lines
OF cars pass the door, suitable for Congressman
others % Delaware ave. ne tll 4:,,.* :
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FOR SALE -WEH.I-I:STABLiSlIED BARBER
SHOP FI.tST-GLASS LOCATION PRICE LOW
TO REILABt Z rAKf1. CALL AT ROOM , GIL
It'll ST NV. di4-2t
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FOR RENr-sI5 VERMONT AVE. OPP. AIRING
ton Hotel. handsomely furnished hats en- suite
or single; With or without private baths oci-tf
FOR RENT-NEw FLAT; ELEVATED. AIRY.
water. janitor SIS: 8 rooms and bath: can't be
duplicated. 1904 18th st. sc11-n
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LOST BETWEEN HOURS OF 10 AND II O'CLOCK
on Monday morning, solitaire diamond rim. A
liberal reward will he OF red II returned to II ~
st. NV. Rom 10 IL. II
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MANIFESTATIONS
MALE.

WANTED-BY A COMPETENT COLORED MAN.
place as driver, porter waiter In private fam
lily; best Of refs. Call address 29Ss Kenesaw
NV
The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1895-11-09
First Publication November =.
NOTICE.

James Doak. Mary j. Doak Joseph
Sparks. Bertha Rodabaugh, Mr.. Roda-
baugh. her husband, first name I'M
known defendants, will take notice
that on the 4th day OF September 1895,
Esther f. Lewis, the plaintiff herein,
filed her petition in the District court
of Lancaster county, Nebraska, against
said defendants. the object and prayer
Of which are to forclose certain mort
gage executed by James Doak and Mary
j. Doak to Esther T.. Lewis, plaintiff,
upon lot Q in block 19in Pitcher and
Baldwin's md addition to University
Place, in Lancaster county, Nebraska,
to secure the payment Of one certain
promissory note. with interest coupons
attached, said note dated January 18th.
1891, for the sum OF $500. due and paya-
BILE five years from date thereof; said
mortgage provided that in case any OF
said notes or coupons are not paid when
due, the whole sum secured thereby
may he declared to be due and payable;
there is now dueon said notes coupons
and mortgage the sum Of 1920, for
which sum, with interest from this date.
plaintiff prays for decree that defend
ants be required to pay the same, or
that said premises may be sold TO satisfy
the amount found due.
You are required TO answer said petit
ton on or before Monday. the 9th day
Of December, 1895.
&C. FLANsBURG,
Attorney for Plaintiff
Dated, November ?. 1895
Nov %.
The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1895-11-09
800 DOLLARS REWARD 500

The readers Of this paper will be
pleased to learn that there is at least
one DREADED disease that science has
been able To cure in all its stages and
that is catarrh. Halls Catarrh Cure is
the only positive cure now known to
the medical fraternity. Catarrh being
a constitutional disease, requires a
constitutional treatement. Halls
Catarrh Cure is taken internally,
citing adirectly upon the blood and
mucous surfaces OF the system. thereby
destroying the foundation OF the disea
Sc, and giving the patient strength
by building up the constitution and
assisting nature in doing its work
The proprietors have so much faith in
it's curative powers, that they offer
One Hundred Dollars for any case that
il fails to cure. Send for list Of Testi-
monals.
Address, FL. CHENEY & Co, Toledo
O,Io. Sold by druggists, 10 cents.
The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1895-11-09

Purple Pansy, Her M9esty's Per-
fume. has that delicate, get refined and
lasting Odor, much desired by the con-
sumner. Riggs, the Druggist as head
quarters for all the latest Toilet arti
cLes, corner T,reIfth and D streets.
The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1895-11-09
NOTICE.

Semi-annual rents are due and paya-
BILE November Is. If not paid on time
10 per cent of the bill will be added
and the water may be shut off and 81
additional fine cahrged for turning
same on. j. w. PERCIVAL,
Water Commissioner
The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1895-11-09
Rudy's Pile Suppository

is guaranteed to cure Piles and Con-
stipatiOn, or money refunded. 80 cents
per box. Send two stamps for circular
and Free Sample to Martin Rudy,
Registered Pharmacist, Lancaster, Pa.
No postals answered. For sale by all
first class druggist everywhere. III
L. Clarke Co. wholesale agents
The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1895-11-09
ment and the bitterness of exile.


War hath three daughters.-Fir,
Famine and DEATH and yet the ma
tions grovel before her, and kiss the rec
dust at her feet"
/ like to think of Pierre Lott, soldier
sailor and artist. sailing among hi.
green seas and palm frInged islands
through all the tropic nights and orien
days. Anchoring at white ports ant
talking with wild men, now on the high
seas and now on the desert, which the
ancients quantity called sea. We SET
too much OF civilization, we know it al
too well. 1t is always beating about oul
ears and muddling our brains. W.
sometimes need solitude and the desert
which Balzac said was God withoa,
mankind" Lott is sort of knight
Grant to bring it to US. who gives to We
poor cold bound, sense dwarfed dwellers
in the North the scent Of sandal wood
and the glitter of the southern stars.
Maurel, they say, is Verdi's favorite sin
ger. can we'll believe it. There are great
singers on the stage today, like Jean de
Reszke, and great actors like Tamagno
but the two together are so hard to find
Maurel is both. He is the only man
have ever seen to whom l felt that
could apply without reservation that
much abused word, Artist" Verdi has
the dramatic instinct almost as strongly
as the musical one. suppose that Vic
tor Maurel more nearly embodies the
old mans ideal heros than any other
living singer, No wonder he is dear to
him, since he makes the dreams of his
youth live before him.
There is war across the border and
there is weeping and crashing of teeth
among certain Of the actresses in New
York. And its all because of DAILY and
his great enthusiasm for Miss Rehan
One OF the eastern newspapers ventured
to remark that the buxom Ada is grow
ing just a little too mature and matron-
ly for some Of the sportive roles she as
sumes. Now Mr.. DAILY considers that
there is only one greater than Shake
speare. and that one is Rehan. She is
the product of his hand and all his self
love is concentrated upon her. He
thinks that New York and Boston and
Chicago are permitted to exist only that
they may make up Miss Rehan's audi
ences, and that Christopher Columbus
discovered America and the Pilgrims
landed at Plymouth with Miss Rehan
as their sole end and ann. To DAILY
Miss Rehan is ever young, a sweet young
thing, too unsophisticated to play any
thing but expurgated versions of Shake
speares most Anticipated and harmless
comedies. So when this gentle remark
about Miss Rehans age was put, DAILY
angrily retorted that Miss Ellen Terry.
who still plays emotional roles, is old
enough to be Miss Rehan's mother.
Well, SO is Bernhard old enough to be
Lillian Lewis mother and Cecil Spoon
er's grandmother, but what Of that?
But Mr.. Days remark got abroad and
the press got hold Of it. Now to Sir
Henry Irving Miss Terry is all and more
than Miss Rehan is to DAILY. Irving is
in town this week and they say that he
intends to interview Augustin upon the
matter Of Terry's age. There will prob
ably be an interesting session. But ali
The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1895-11-09
THE COURIER.

store' In lew minutes after Mr.. Nye
assembled the pulpit his audience knew
what many audiences have suspected.
that Mr.. Nye was gloriously drunk. II
was particularly exasperating on that
occasion as Mr.. Nye's services had been
secured by the young mems class OF the
First Baptist church, and it reflected on
their taste. Mr.. Nye drunk is even
worse than Mr.. Nye sober. and that is
saying good deal. The people of the
First Baptist church had an embarrass-
ing time OF it, but the good citizens OF
Paterson had paid their $50 and thew
were bound to have some fun. So thew
took 1t out in eggs and groceries. As
MIR. Nye was stumbling down the depot
platform they pelted him with eggs un-
TIL he jumped abord his train. Mr.. Nye
has richly deserved this. and il NAV
teach him to respect his public if not
himself.
Marguerite Tamagno. the daughter of
the great tenor, is studying for the
stage and will join buses company. IL
there is anything in heredity the daugh-
ter OF that fiery tiger Of the desert ought
to be able to act. Her father has the
soul OF tragedy and the heart Of passion
in him.
And still Dumas Route de Thebes-
appears not, and he says now that it
may never appear at all. He has been
working on it for years and years.
and he has saiG that if he cannot make
it vastly better than all his other PLAYS
he will destroy it. Let's see, that means
that it must be stronger than lie Demi
Monde, more moveing than Camille
more artistic than L'Etrangere."
Heavens, what would happen if Dumas
should turn such play loose upon the
world? | am afraid it would be like
that painting upon which Balzac's mad
painter worked a whole life time. and
which was so perfect that untutOred
eyes could see in it only figure defaced
by innumerable lines and curves. I'm
less Dumas can make all he desires OF
La Route de Thebes" | almost hope
that he will never produce it, that he
will destroy it and not break the illu-
sion: let it be sort of dim ideal perfec-
ton like the lost nine books of Sappho.
Dumas says that Guy de Maupassant
once said to him that if he were rich
enough to do just as he pleased he would
and then have it burned at his
death. There is great thought
in that. though its thoroughly
IN artists thought and as impractical as
the Sultan, who killed his favOrite wife
before he died rather than that any
other man should see her beauty. For
the great artist creates for himself, and
not for the world. lie does not care
zap for the world one way or the other,
Tor does he desire to share the respOn-
;ibility of running it. He knows that
Evil is necessary in the world, just as
shadows are in picture, and that if
iod had wanted the world to be good
ne could have made it so without Park
lursts assistance. AS soon as an artist
becomes a philanthrOpist, he is lost.
has made Tolstoi, the
,reatest novelist of modern times,
stock. 1t is as impossible for
man to love art for the good OF the
gorld as it is for him to love woman
or the sake of humanity. Scientific
no nhilan-
The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1895-11-09

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