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The Blodgett Claim.

ANSWERS FILED By DEFRNDANTe-NR WELLS BRINGS
FORTH HIS CHARGE OF CHAXPKRrY.
In the case OF Blodgett agt Grant, Corcoran and
Others involving the title to large block OF prop
erty in the northern part OF the city known a. the
Jamaica tract), two other defendants have filed
answers In addition to Mr.. Corcoran- Mt John b
Alley has filed his answer by Nj. a. b. Wells 1t
is very similar to that OF Mr. Corcoran but In ad.
dition charges the plaintiffs with champerty. Rev.
James A. Harold has filed an answer by Messrs
Hancock, Hay Grlswold, which sets out That the
bill on its face shows that plaintiffs have no cause
OF action, and II any cause ever existed. ii was
more than seventy years ago, and then In the name
OF the original owner.
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IHB NEW 4 0Rk WALKING MATcH.-The art les az
agreement Tor six-day go-as you-please face 70
commence at MadiSoD-square garden Munday
April p, were signed yesterday oy Rowell Flf1crr-
aid. WHIT and Noremac. Among others preseua were
Hazae smith, Burrell and Howard all or whom " IN
enter on or before April ]. The hacker OF Daniel
Herty wrote from Boston saving that his IiOney
would be ready before the entries closed
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A Graduation Night Romance Ended.

FROM the New York World
Jasper L. Harden was graduated few years ago
from West Point. On graduation night Mr. Harden
met Miss Minnie L. Vigneau, and the acquaintance
ship there formed ripened into love. Mr. Harden
was very highly connected. He occupied a position
I'm the American consulate at Rio de Janeiro and
subsequently opened American business cOlles &c
I'm that city and in short time secured 800 students
Miss Vigneau then went 10 South America and was
married TO Mr.. Harlem. child was born. and for
two years the couple lived happily. On November
Il. 1883. summons and complaint In a suit for
absolute divorce was served on MIR. Harden. and
suit begun on the ground or alleged infidrlity. A
school teacher in Rio was the correspondent In the
suit. The charges were denied 10y Mr. Harden and
the suit Is still pending.
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Alexander Corbin, George Ellis, and Robert
Wright have been elected trustees OF the Macedonia
Baptist church, for the coming year.
Tomorrow is Ash Wednesday, the first day OF
Lent. The regulations to govern the observance OF
the lenten season b., Catholics in this diocese are
the same as those Of last year.
About II O'Clock last night the store OF VIM.
Jones' corner OF 9Th street and Grant avenue. was
entered by some one, who unlocked door and pur-
Joined two shoulders OF bacon one loin OF pork and
two demijohns OF whisky.
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A New Railroad Chartered.

at the state department today for the shade can
runway company (narrow guage). the line OF which
WIN run from Rock Hill Furnace, Huntingdon
cou!ity 70 Burnt Cabins, Fulton county, distance
OF Is miles: The new road viii be a branch OF
tne south pennsylvania The capital is $780, COO
WIN lns rlgnt TO increase 1t to $4,000 Edward
n. wood, OF Philadelphia. is president
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CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE UNIMPROvED
~ REAL, ESTATE on NORTH CAPITOL STREET
n

- BEA ALE ESTATE 81 NoKyH 4ApfroL STREET.
the District Of Columbia passed the day q
VIII rem the Nsti9nsl Union Insurance cempany IS
sha sell to the Highest bidder in Of the premise
F2If o 2ck MthGh sss 5s Is
az CO. 81 sesen M eight Co. nine CO. ten 90 and eleven
sl1 hundred and thirty (ss according the %etes and
owe a and s1tions set forth and de-
sn;er ;ii into BY and between dey Wyie ard
VI ii lRe with the
gs q the land records cor Of
a.n sa1a square Ne g, # the northeast
d 9s on ,H NSrh Capitol street feet
These lots y viii be sold is sepaTstely
Of CASH ~ hsans IN nine
g. and sxh'een ms months from the date q sale F9r
ss %rss Ss made Wien ETY. s' Enoeksd
- s & q s:
DUNCANsoN BROS. Aucts feiaodss
M S gHH STREET. 4E TIE KNOWN
e sf S
ISL e 2 4 9r5S3 & p IL T Ss
9t q
bered three hundred sixty-six 1885, together with
h. et hss a SP uHs
back with an even width hundred and five Q05)
| the depth Of the lot o an alley.
Inc Terms ~ c1 sale are; onethrd Of the P?chase
ments at six go AMI twelve Q2> months from the day Of
sale such deferred payments bear the rate
and Of r. OF the ss OF ali
cash at the option Of the purchaser deposit of 300
VIII be required at the time # sale and all
not be eo 1h d0ss If IN a aavs h a~
Trustee the right the property at the
risk aud cost OF the defaG t6FGyp rrehissr
DUNCANsON BROS Auct. oneers feb2o-dSds
| NHANCERY SALE
~ By virtue of decree of the Supreme Cont ofGRR
the district Of Columbia lassed the 3lst day o. X
January, 1884 in equity NJ $500 doc %
m a WI sell to the hivhst bidder at public
TWENTYNINTHpAYOF FsEBRUARY 1sss ia at fo q 'Re
THIRTY O'CLOCK NJ. part Of Square 9O5. Gegnnl ny
for the ITO feet from the northwest corner of said
square, running thence south "a feet inches
north "a feet to street and west ong street 20
O'CLOCK p NJ. part of Lot 2 in Square $50 beginning
for the 80 feet 10 inches the northwest corner
OF said square. binding ON Virginia IL feet Z
inches thelce souhwestery IS feet west ry Is feet
IN SAME pay. at FIVE-FIIIEEN O'CLOCK r NJ.
Lots ., Is md IL in Square IDOL On SATURDAY the
OCLO ZIP NJ thew st half Of Lot in the subdivision
Of square 43 said halt fronting so feet south st
Terms u sale: One third OF purchase money in cash.
and sidue In two equal payments a six and twelve
months with interest from day of sale to secured by
approved notes and reserved lien all cash option
Of purchaser Conyeyan ing. &C. at cost purchaser
purchaser to comply tn sale within ten days
risk drpos 81 $50 al time Of sale on hrst piece
'' a o' u JAs, n F1fz@4fE1cK Trustee.
DCNCANSOS BROS, Auctioneers febl8-lOtd
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THoMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.
NJ. A. PRESCOTT, Real Estate Broker.
u Al6 street northwest

TRUSTEES SALE OF Val LIABLE IMPROVED REAL
ESTAIE. BEING TWO (2) FRAME HOUSES
NEMBERkD 1875 AND 1928 U STREET NORTH
~ virtue Of deed of trust recorded in Liber 9sO
lo 200 ct seq Of the land records Of the District &
OF and 1t the written request of the party ~
secured thereby we shall offer for ale. In front the
Or MARCH. A. D 1884 Al FIVE O'CLOCK P. NJ, that
ton District OF Columbia known AID designated and
oeing the west thirty @ feet from front
original lot numbered seventeen t17) in square num-
oered two hundred aud five (2O5) improved by two (2)
two-story Frame Dwelling Houses known as numbers
1A2t and 1428 street n rthwest.
Terms TO De made known at time and place OF sale and
70 pe complied with IN 70 days after SALE de-
iau q which the property will be resod at the risk aud
cost OF ths defa'lting gur chaser.
nrxc,roox moo THOs. H. CAiLAN; ..us
TNHoMAs D0aL1NG. Auctioneer
VERY VALUABLE BUILDING LOT on THE EAST
SIDE OF NEW JERSEY AVENUE, BETWEEN D
AND SIZE NEAR THE COAST SURVEY,
CAPITOL HILL AT AUCTION.
On THURSDAY FEBRUARY TWENTY AA&
EIGHTH, 1884 at FOUR O'CLOCK. in front ofEse&
the premises shall sell the north part Of Lot 49,
IN square b9 having front of about 80 feet by
age depth OF 81 feet. located as above.
attention OF parties desiring profitable investment.
Terms One-thir cash: balance at six and twelve
months with notes bearing interest and secured by
deed Of trust All conveyancing at purchasers cost
500 deposit required at time Of sale.
feb23-4t THOMAS DOWNING Auct
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To-Day. kearney agt> Aiken: guardian al Item
appointed Pyncheon agt Pyncheon; biu dis
missed Richards a&t. Herr damages and inIunc-
9on decreed and withdrawal OF papers allowed
Mmte aSL White; auditors report confirmed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-02-26
CorHrrS GESHP.rT rR~

missed In ne George Fry, (haeeas corpus; aryll-
ment concluded and submitted. Toman az,
Phelps: argued In part
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I'd Edition.
Latest kilograms to The Star.

n CONTRACTOR Arrested for Refusing to
Testify.
NkW ORR, Feb. 26.-Contractor Mcdonald. who
reused 10 testify before the senate investigating
comm1tee last week, liz relation to the department
VI puonc WORKS, was arrested to-day by the scr
Albany.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-02-26

LOST N A ptEoTa RIzzARB-Nr NelSob and
MS Two daughters. aged 10 and IL years left th.s
h"ine near >s!lnrln Dds-. aDOu; an hour hcfre the
recent STORM tHr~i. Tot the pun OF g,-ttir, some
nav. which thcs had been burning AS 7, ell hey
Hay" not h5tn heard 81 since. 1ls hap>f 4, was
about hui IElc from The horse A scar hing
party OF I,'glblrS " mt out on Tuesday allu found
That Mr. Ne-sOn hdd been 10 the hay Stack a5sd had
ted TIE haS Ia bundles Tor convenience In cnTryiug
Inc t"o Smaller tun1lcs designed Tor the Children
were found about ten rods from The Point OF start
la, ana a sun arAer bundle WAS found at a greater
distance, out no t.ce could b. found Of either the
girls or their father Search has proved fr1drlrSs
The mother aha three surviving children arr tltri
tute, Their crop having been destroy Cd 10y TIE alter
harvest.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-02-26

MARRIAGE MISUNDERSTANDING iicences have been
ISSUED by The clerk OF the court 10 W. Waldo Mur-
Fay ana Adelaide NJ. Koch, OF springfield. H.; Geo.
h. NcGiu and Annie T. ThomIsol lieDl o. Mood
and Maggie f. Leary
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-02-26
Accidents Following the Flood.

bkLIA1RE, OHIO, Feb 2S-While men were at
tempting to turn barn that had been toppled
over oy me mood back upon its foundation at Pow
tniS county, to-day, the ropes parted, and
Tue structure feil back, injuring four men. james
bulngaroener OF bellaire, While turning his house
up asO met Win injuries from the effects Of which
he died. After his house was turned up on its
foundations 1t slipped on the rollers aud fen catch
ing 6umHardner beneath it and breaking his back
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-02-26

MISS Katie Giohlin, OF Pittshurg. and Miss Mary
Cassidy OF MLkesbarre, Pa, daughter OF Slperln
lendent cassidy, OF the Philadelphia and Reading
convent, WlIkesbarre
Aldermen RoeSeh and Matthias OF BROOKLYN. had
kioCk-down -ht sunday as a result OF a sI,arr,.i
relative 10 appointments.
Lieutenant Halbsr, who recently r,turpea rro,n
siberia. having Ia charge the bodies OF le Long and
MS comrades. arrived at luunEsl own Ohio ESTER
day, and had pubic reception IN Tie Opera House
last night.
Az cumberland Nd, yester'ia ~. Justice HaTi,augh
discharged Miss NagElc oDunneil accused or
shooting ana killing thomas oourhlan on the
ground that me shtsting MAS ac id-f4tal
me Eca hridg, ogcr tide Bear t,r~, ,r,ek m the
Cincinnati Snort Ene IA The eastern part OF lpuls
vile, Ky, gave Way yesterday and is almost 4 total
wreck.
:. Ex-Gov Samuel Price, aged 80, OF Lewisbufg. ".
Va, died Ee~Fprf4Y o. "
An American ship has been seized hv the Spanish
au,Aof!tles al Gibraltar I0r aucuUug IA Ssaulsh
waters.
meeting ~ the emper0rs II Germany ana Aus
Una has has been arranged Ter Tie spring
memorial hGSi 81 the poet LntlgfrlOw viii be
unveiled IN West minister Alu,.y next ~atufiar
i'lfiilS The passage II resolution az THANKS VS.
teFiaN 70 tle retiring speaker VI the house ~ coln-
lu.ls tie pafTiplllft, NifhlrpE
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ALL FOR 50 CENTS.

ALL FOR 50 CENTS.
st. JACOBS OH.
ST. JACOBS OH.
ST. JACOBS OIL.
ST. JACOBS OIL
ST. JACOBS OIL
ST. JACOBS OIL
ST. JACOBS OIL
ST. JACOBS OIL
ST. JACOBS on.
ST. JACOBS OH.
ST. JACOBS OH.
ST. JACOBS OIL
General RUFUS INGALLS,, Quastermas,er Cen.
eral US. Army, says:
St Jacobs on Is the best patn-cssss ever used
ST. JACOBS OH.
ST. JACOBS OH.
ST. JACOBS OIL
ST. JACOBS OIL
ST. JACOBS OIL.
ST. JACOBS OIL
ST. JACOBS OH.
ST. JACOBS OIL.
ST. JACOBS OIL.
ST. JACOBS OIL
ST. JACOBS of.
ST. JACOBS OH.
The Rt. Rev. BISHOP G1LMouR, Cleveland,
Ohio says:
St Jacobs on Is excellent for Rheumatism
ana kindred Diseases"
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AUCTION SALES.
WALTER B. WILLIAMS / CO. Auctioneers

w
Handsome walnut frame Psror Suite, upholstered in
crimson push, made to order: elegant Mapte Mirror
bronx aud plu b frame plate glass: L.dys Writing
Disk Walnut Book Case. Marble Top Center Tables,
Elegant lay Chairs Lorlne es Walnut Hall Rack Side
Tables. Extension Tables aud Dining- Room Chairs.
Gold Dinner and Tea Service. Toilet Ware Two
Walnut Chamber Suits Cottass Furniture Brussels
ard Ingram Carpets Brussels Hall and stair Carpets
Hair and iiusk Matresses Oil Painting. Mantel Orna-
sis etc.
On THURSDAY. FEBRUARY TwENTY-EIGHTH,
Al TEN O'CLOCK A. NJ shall sell. at the residence
Of gentleman declining housekeeping, No. los East
Capitol street "
The above is partial LIST Of the contents of first
class mouse livery article is Of the best manufacture,
a. ana well preservrd Parties furnishing viii find it to
feb1-N WALTER B. WILLIAMS h CO.. Aucts.
FTNHoMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.
Notice is hereby given that on FRIDAY MARCH
IHk TWENTf,NINTH: 1884. at TWO O'CLOCK the
flsh har IN the cit OF Georet wn will be sod the
esse e be for the term OF year from March 1st
mac 81. eet Nv
wharf in repair during his lea e
d! o.oer u the Board ot Commissioners d c.
.,,. -. y. j. LlDECKER Major Of Engineers,
Aec-o-ots Engineer commissioner y. c.
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Dand sOs street southwest; and be cured The only
H. has even his patie ntion 10 the treatment
and ce that Of
A A9L ESu Y9g Can SoSFIDENTLY CONSULT Dn
is, . =. diseases asS1iar to ladies' marr,sd orsinre
sevsn years experience e''s ieb1s hl.Y
hrs BROTHERS AND GRAY GIVE NO FREE
Xo9 TO Thoss r
c sns q So should %
medicine. guarantee cure or 10 pay 81 years e1pe-
81 sEs HSSTHt PY USISa
WNl cure any case Of seminal Weakness. Nervous De.
e ss .ns stsss / Ar ~ t. tn WHOLE
u only rsaole LADIES' Physician IL the city can bs
sna aSs
correspondence and consultations strictly confidential
pm. ja23- Inn
MANHOOD RESTORED.
victim Of early imIrudence. causing Nervous De-
every known .dy has discovered a simple means
z ':ss
York tylO-tu,th&s
nR, RSo2BE ; co.NFIDENTlAL coSsULT;;
and h
northwest. IL street from to p u Nam Office
b. n. Liberty street, Baltimore. d6-3In
MADAME DE FOREST HAS REMEDY FOR LA.
w dies Al female complaints quickly cured Can be
consulted daily at LAS It'll street northwest Office hours
from to o'clock pm. with ladies' only. jall-2m'
4S Hes it,s dsya IN SIX HOURS
Philadelphia
sepS 4S0penna. ave-. WASN'T n1ton D. q
tyr. ROBERTSON. A REGULAR GRADUATE. 20
~ years experience. guarantees all diseases
OF the Urinary Organs. Nervous Debility Blood Posons
Skin Diseases &C. recent positively cured
days ny mercury or eanstics used Can be consulted
every wednesday and Saturday, IRON to pm at hia
Office 456 Refers leading physicians Oh Baiti
Main Once. 50 n. Liberty st. Bal. more Nd a7
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-02-26

ST. JACOBS OIL
ST. JACOBS OIL
ST. JACOBS OIL
ST. JACOBS OIL
ST. JACOBS OIL
ST. JACOBS OIL
ST. JACOBS OIL
ST. JACOBS OIL
ST. JACOBS OIL
ST. JACOBS OIL
ST. JACOBS OIL
ST. JACOBS OIL
Hon DANIEL W. VOORHEES,, O. 8. Senator
from Indiana:
"st Jacobs OIL gaze Instantaneous re.tec re-
nldrkable re,nedy"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-02-26

nASSE OF THE TBERsoMgTER.-The following
~ere the readings al the Office OF The cher siEaAt
0noer to-oay--.a IN, 30 IL AN, ss9; Pun, SOD
Maximum, SIS: minimum sac
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-02-26

ROBBED OF HER LCXCRIAST HArR-At DAYTON,
Ohio, Sunday morning, Anna Stomps, who lives
with her widowed mother, went down to the wood
shed Tor kindlings with which TO start fire. While
she was In the shed She was seized by large
powerful man. who without word whipped out
knife and cut on her hair, which was very long and
Thick and then ran away. The girl was so fright
ened that she did not give the alarm until after the
man had escaped. The man Was a stranger, and IL
is thought had been watching for the girl for the
express purpose OF stealing her hair.
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Eentan Bombs.

hEslGNEp-Nr. Henry p. De Vol. fourth assist
ant examiner In the Patent office, has resigned.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-02-26

The Rt. Rev: BISHOP GILMoUR, Cleveland,
Ohio says:
ST. Jacobs OH Is excellent FOR Rheumatism
ana kindred Diseases"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-02-26

RUINED BY HIS NEPHEw.-A special TO the New
Hunt, OF the United States smelling company OF
this city, which failed with liabilities amounting TO
sizes Co., says that every dollar he ow ned has been
swept away. He has been In the smelling business
for nineteen airs. Last December he retired from
the active management or the business on account
power OF attorney TO carry on the concern. With
out Hunts knowledge, Hazard speculated IN tin
and lost heavily. Mr. Hunt thinks the liabilities
will amount TO quarter OF million. judgments
have been entered against the firm for S24 900 by
Philadelphia parties, and II is said that 10000 is
due TO New York and $4,000 TO Boston parties
The assets are not known, but IL Is thought that
they Will not more than pay the secured claims
known"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-02-26

Murat Halstead, editor Of the Cincinnati Com
mercial Gazette, was at the Capitol to-day.
Besides those that have already been heard, ll6
witnesses have been summoned by the Senate sub.
committee investigating the Danv1lle affair.
The Senate committee on public lands will hold
meeting tomorrow evening to discuss pending leg
isation for the forfeiture OF land grants 10 all its
bearings 1t will be a very important meeting.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-02-26

General RUFUS INGALLS,, Quartermaster Gen.
eral US. Army, says:
St Jacobs on Is the best patn-csys ever used. ="
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-02-26

commander j. B. COGHLAN, o. 8. Navy:
"St JACOBS OIL is ,conderJ,a for Rheumatism"
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-07-16
rnr IraIoN oF HoNoR.
The Grand Council Of Georgia to Ne
- IN. noIora4as a rrlxlng-aa

The Grand Council OF Georgia to Meet
To-Day-The Delegates Arriying-HoW
They viii be Received.
The Grand Council Of the American
Legion of Honor OF Georgia viii convene
in the hall Of Tattnall Council, Of this
CITY. this morning. The delegates, num-
bering about 50, and representing over 40
councils in the State. with a membership
Of over 1000. began arriving yesterday.
A number OF Grand Council oflcers were
ragisfered at the Pulaski House last night.
Among them were Col. John Z. FFlnIup.
Grand Commander, of Rome; Jrand sec
rotary Pierce Hubert, OF JeWells; 6rano
ChannIe. Of Athens; John f. Stillwell. Of
Griffin. and /. $. Hunter. Of JeffeTsonyilles
comprising the Finance Committee; NJ.
r. Freeman, Of Macon. Chairman Of the
Committee on Laws. Appeals, Supervision
and Grievances: John /. Adams, Of Eaton
ton. Grand Treasurer, and Messrs. q. b.
Colbert, Of Butler, Charles +. Gilbert, OF
Perry. and f. E. Parsons, OF Warrenton.
ITnon their arrival yesterday they were
received by members of Tattnall Council,
and escorted to various points Of interest
about the city. Last night they We're
taken to Montgomery, where handsome
supper was served.
The remainder of the delegates Will ar
rive this morning on the early trains.
Tattnall Council viii convene at O'CLOCK,
when the Grand Council viii be form
ally welcomed and the hall surrendered
to its officers. The Grand Council VIII
convene at 10 O'Clock, when the reports
of committees will be received and the
usual order Of business Will be transacted.
The session will be hurried as rapidly as
possible, so as to reach an adjournment
at | O'Clock. in time for dinner, before the
excursion given by Tattnall Council this
afternoon. Among other business will be
the annual election Of Grand Council OIL
GERS.
The present board comprises:
Grand Commander. Z. Printup, OF
Rome.
Grand Vice Commander - Robert l..
Pierce, of Augusta.
Grand Orator-B. H. Richardson, of
Savannah.
Grand Past Commander-O. t. Rogers,
of COvington.
Grand Secretary Pierce Hubert, of
Jewels.
Grand Treasurer j. Q. Adams, OF
EatOntOn.
Grand Guide-L. S. Ledbetter, of Cedar
Grand Chaplain-R. W. Hubert, of
Warrenton.
This afternoon the Reception Commit
tee of Tattnall Council, comprising
Messrs. B. II. Richardson, w. b. Mckee,
@. N. Heidi and George E. Wilson, and
the Entertainment Committee, compris-
| ing Messrs. James L. Blackshear,
NJ. f. Robinson. J.. II. Pullen,
/ and Charles Gassman, will escort the
grand officers and visiting representatives
| to the Tybee steamer which viii leave her
| wharf at 3 O'Clock on trip to Tybee and
| Warsaw. The Blues Band will accom-
pany the excursionists and the committee
! will arrange for their comfort. The
steamer will reach the city on the return
trip not later than $3.50 O'Clock. Most OF
the visiting representatives will remain
over until tomorrow, leaving for their
homes on the early morning train.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-07-16
Al RaI1x Tor Adams.

Editor Morning Nelss: Hon. A. Pratt
Adams. a faYorlte son Of Chatham, has
been brought out for Congress by the ac-
ton Of several of the counties within the
district, they having instructed their DEL
egates to support him for the honors Of
this high position in the Congressional
Convention to assemble in Savannah on
the 23d inst.
The friends of Mr.. Adams in Chatham
county and they are a multitudel, APP
pPeciating the compliment thus paid him.
resolved to respond most heartily to this
Just and kindly recognition Of the merit Of
our distinguished fellow citizen, and VIII
urge his claims for Endorsement by the
Democracy of Chatham when assembled
in mass meeting. AS Mr.. Adams is the
only Chatham county man who has been
indorsed by any Of the county cOnven-
lions, il is evident that there can be no
reasonable objection to any action look
ing TO his Endorsement by Chatham. Mr..
Adams friends are clearly right in adj
vocating his claims, and opposition to
him, if any, in Chatham, under all the
circumstances, as above, would be en-
tirely out Of place, totally uncalled for,
and very inopportune. Then, fellow eiti-
zens, sa long pull. strong pull, and a
pull altogether for Pratt Adams is the
dJtV of the hour. CONRAD.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-07-16
L. CAPITAL PRIZE, ass ,oao ~
Tickets only s.. shares In r,,.....1 -. %
COMMISSIONERS

incorporated in 1855 for % years bv thai.
poses-with q capital Of 81. 900 .Oo0-t.s.s Pm.
reserve fund Of over ss50OOO has sjn salseaa
added. since ben
By an overwhelming popular vote a. !.
chise was made part Of the presar, ,sr .aea'
Constitutlon- adopted December 4 A. D. iIs ssss
dorsed by the people Of any State. @aa 70.
~ asCsr scales or postpone
ITS GRAND SINGLE NUMBER bRAwrvo,..,
place monthly. tAse
A SPLENDID OPPORTUNITY To v-r,
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CAPITAL PRIZE $4,000