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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-05-16
THE MISFIT STORE,
CORNER TENTH AND STREErs my1s
"OLD MONEY BAa~m

OLD MONEY DAGc,"
An expression of contempt frequently used By disap
POINTED applicant for money accommodation II old
money baSs Dr. bank officer i. should be remembered
IN Els FAVOR tat he - In arSe measure bat trustee
Tor Others AID that the interest his PRINCIPALS the
GeposOrS. that person should b. r. fused.
cause the bank is in condition to lend ard vet to
put the refusal on that ground would lie weaken the
general estimate Of the bank itself But Ql,t Money
BaGs' may approached TOO abruptly and as ne il
always on his guard against surprises, much more
apt To repel the daring invader than him with
hospitable hands. ~
And yet there must not I've too nurh hest sncv ex-
hhite that would excite suspicion that could not
pay at the time promised, else that your security wss
poor. -
Nor vet must anxiety be Displayed; because there ia
that IN human nature viii irstiEctiveiy refuses any
request which would promote mail ycd pleasure The
were 20 grant pron.srCCu credits the, these who nav
which. under su'h conel lions would be ronsta nt4y in
cressnx quantity. iua ~ he would have no btors
but those unable unwilling to az
However gOOI ones Crclt he, = u not poSshIe
for the ~U-d IL know il With the thousands Of ems
toners necessary to traders il would he task
as endless tat Of SisyIUs estimate in aCiyance
the DSbJify Of each and one who may sp;,ly
fOr crst and ais character to csorVe it ahtror
ward honest purposes. not hurried f;urred is the
% Sesins" To the art well TO the purse of
the banker trader.
Credits are only granted after due consideration by
HENNING
T II G. J. 9 + n r
IDy16 40 SEVENTH STRCET
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lac ForLow1sG SpEc1L BARGAINS
FINE SHOES AND SLIPPERS
VIII be offered for one week only a.
STRASBURGER BROS.

ClhaSD( DhoS.,
f26 SEVENTH STREET AND 4G1 PENNA AVENUE
]. T. Cousins fine Kid Slippers. 81 ~ worth s225
Cousins Curacao Kid Ladies Shoes, 81 II.
Morrov's flne Kid shoes. s. A..
ladies' Hand sewed shoes. very the feet 81
Ladies French lid Shoes warranted 81 81.
HE Chappaqua shoe for ladies' any style
width s247.
Ladies Curacao Kid Shoes box toe and French heels
Sl97
LadiS very fine Kid Shoes common sense last sI97
splendid lot Of Ladies' Shoes kid pebble goat only
Ladies' shoes with worked button holea Sg.c: great
bargain
lad = Kid Fox or Serge Lace Shoes, &c
LADIES sassar Ties Sc Ladies Newport Ties and Low
49, Button sc Ladies Kid Cruquet slippers. 42c.
Aisses' School Shoes &c Misses hid and spring
Heel Shoes. SLIT. Chilirens Shoes 73c; ChiIdreu's
49, spring Heel Shoes. 55c Infants shoes. &c.
Misses and Chiliren'- ~lippers different styles Soc
Mems Hand stitched Caters. lace. button Congross
S341; Mems Low Shoes handmade different styl $
81; Mems Cali shoes hxh or low quartered
81 ~. worth $3.50. Mems Button and Laced shoes
al solid leather l31: Mems Low strap lies 81 81
Mems Slippers. SIC. Mems Pumps &c
Also large assortment Of Canvas Shoes for ladies'
misses mems and boys wear very low prices myIs
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-05-16

We don't pretend to sell every garment we
have at less price than anybody else.-It
would be foolish to say We do.-FrequeDtiy
very frequently-we are enabled to DO SO.
No better illustration could be given than the
special low prices on Boys Clothing-and
Children's-we now have in stock--But for
the same amount OF money-for the same fab
ric il aarnent-you get OF Us better-trimmed
work-better fitting-aEd so long rs they cost
10 more than Others who lack i'll these essen
t2is-it is OF course advantageous to buy
ours.--E We were to enumeTate-but why
enumerate-aimost eyerything-thst the male
sex wears is here-nOt teaspooDful of it-but
in quantities. and all Of It correct.-TEat
word correct with Us me ans-coTTect in fab
Ic-cOTrect in styA.-correct i'll 1abor-cor-
rect in triulmings-and absolutely correct in
price.--Its surprising to us to see how good
can he made better-for this seasons work is
by far the best We have ever shown---We
pain by experience every year-that's the Sc
eret of cur sUccSss-willipg to learn-and ap-
ply ali we learn-to the advantages we have
'ha6-An we ashland it's not unreasonable,
Ia It's for you to call and, they say in
Yankeelaad-loDk us over. Saturday is boys
day, and We are sure we can please al who
cal,
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The Spring Advertising.

The number Of new advertisements in the double
Meet issue OF The STAR averages about two hun
ored every Saturday. 1t is. therefore, important
to insure insertion and classification that adver-
users send In their orders at the earliest possible
moment
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PROPOSALS.

FINREASURY DEPARTMENT.
IL OFFICE OF THE SUPERrSTENpENT
WASHINGTON ID e.. May ID 1894
SEALED PROPOSALS viii be received al this ofhos
until TWO O'CLOCK p. NJ. of SATURDAY. NAY
TWENTY or RTH. 1884, for manufacturing and de.
lyering in complete working order certain articles a
FURNITURE for the use Of the Department ia this
city.
Detailed information viii be furnished to furniture
manufacturers desr to submit proposals on apIlca
ton at Super D;endents Office where the drawings sud
specifications may be seen.
The Dep rment the right TO reject any ar Ill
bids, or parts Of any bid, and TO waive defects
tslgned,) H. L. FRENCH,
HSio-eo Acting Secretary,
DtOpOSALS FOR LUMBFR
l. OFFICE OF BUILDING FOR STATE waRasp
NAVY DEPARIMENTR
WASHINGTON. ID. q. MAY l4th. 1874 y
sealed proposals Tor furnish and delivering about
40 900 feet b. NJ. OF Pine Timber and Inntsr MT rhe
st 81 the Building for the STATE War and Navy Depart
.nts IN tins city wll be received at this Office until
mMELNE Ot LOCK NJ, ON SATURDAY MAY
TMENTY-FpURTH, 1894 and o,.ene.l imr,.dt.teix
thereafter in presence of bidders
,SiSclncatlols, general instructions TO hidderx ana
biak forms OF pr posal will be furnished TO rcGul
dealers III lumber on application this office
$50, THOMAS L NC0LN CASEY
inyi4-ot Colonel. Corps OF Engineers.
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SAKS & CO.,

DECIDED BARGAINS
LADIES MUSLIN UNDERWEAR
/. LADIES' MUSLIN CHEMISE. made
from BaI ker Mills MUSLIN six cus-
the front.
2 LADIES' MUSLIN DRAWERS, made AT
from Barker Mills Muslin, 1S-inch
hem, with three 3s-inch tucks above
g. LADIES DIE Muslin w. CORSET Covers; r.cu
neck aud sleeves, II high and low
LADIES' FINE MUSLIN CHEAusE. with corded
band and sleeves,
ONLY 371sc. EACH.
LADIES' MUSLIN WALKING SKIRTS, with 6-inch
ruffiine.
ONLY 39c. EACH.
l. LADIES' MUSLIN CHEMIsE. five
Clusters GIs OF five firo tueks each Fam; ,,,
around the neck and sleeves.
q LADIES' MUSLIN DRAWERS, two AT
Clusters OF three tine tucks each.
Hamburg Ruffiing
s. LA DIES MUsLIN NIGHT ROBES.
K ,;i ,, around the neck and sleeves -,c,
Barker Mills Muslin.
LADIES' MUSLIN WALKING SKIRTS, with six tucks
OF Cambria Ruhng and two clusters of four tucks
each above the rIlfiies. with Princess back
ONLY 75c. EACH.
LADIES' MOTHER HUBBARD MUSLIN NIGHT
ROBES. with six clusters OF eiyht fine tucks HAM
burg Edgng neck and sleeves. and five box plaits
in the back,
ONLY 9sc EACH.
PATENT INDESTRUCTIBLE TAMpICO BUSTLEs,
ONLY &c EACH
6sPRING LAUNDRY PANIERs. 37Kc
s-SPRING LAUNDRY PANIERs, Soc
LIGHT ZEPHYR BUsTLES. BROAD BACK.
ONLY SOC. EACH
HOOP SKIRTS. open top and apron 'front.' in all desra
bic styles.
WOODWARD & LOTHROP.
BOSTON DRY GOODS HOUSE.
my16 921 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. 921
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MARRIAGES. o.,nr CARRIAGES.
CARRIAGES
On hand large stock of New and Second hand Car.
figures. to close out A' ~"
Repairing promptly attended to-
Repository and Factory 40 4l6 9Th street w mSI
lust OPENED
q Choice Lot
COATING, SUfTINGS AND TROUSERrNGa
Suitable for the season
MADE UP TO ORDER
w. 8 TEEI.
my10 $50 Pennsylvania ayeu,ie
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NOV Is YOUR TIME TO GET AWNINGS AND
IN HA1SLETf SIT MARKET SPACE. is the nan to
nseke them. Ajldew proof store Awnings a specialty
Make your houss comfortable by putting up window,
awnings. Telephone No. 376-2. ly5-2lu
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CPRINa PARAsOLs AND sun UMBRELLAS
JUST OPENED |. fun line of SPRING PAKAsoLs
AND Sun UMBRELLAS.
BLACK SILKS In all grades.
COL0RED SILKS AND SILK POPLINS
LAWNS, PLAID AND STRIPED MUSLINS
HOSIERY, GLOVES AND UNDERWEAR.
TABLE LINEN. NAPKINS AND TOWFIIN4
Full stock of al kind Of DOMESTIC GOODS
We solicit call from all In want Of DRY GOODS
VIM R. RILEY
Riley Building
uyl0-6t Corner 9th and streets northwest.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-05-16

BOUNCING BAReA1ss
THE MISFIT STORE,
CORNER TENTH AND STREETS.
Blue Flannel SHIFTS at SIS, worth 49,
Blue Flannel Suits at sc. worth $40.
Blue Flannel Suits, indigo dye $50 worth S12
Blue Flannel Suits single double breasted at
worth SIS.
Fine Yacht Cloth Suits single or double breasted at
1880, worth S1a
set OF g. A T. Buttons given with eech Flannel Suit
Good business Suits at So %, worth O.
Splendid Cashmere and Chevot Suits at 90 So worth
ga.
Elegant Cashmere Suits at s11 Is. worth 500
Four-button CutawaS SHss pure worsted, black and
colors. at SIS sold nowhere under S25
Fine Hack Brus cloth Suits $40 same goods since we
are established. worth $40
FOR BOYS, A TO IL YEARS
Pants ard Jackets at So worth So
Pants and Jackets at S3 worth s.
Pants and Jackets at s.. 30. worth ST.
Pants and Jackets at So worth S.
FOR BOYS, IL TO Is YEARS
Good Suit at 49, worth Sc
Better Srt at So worth So
Splendid Suit at $3.50 cheap at S12
Fine SUI. at S9.75 worth sl6.
Base Ball Bat and Cap given with every Boys Suit
In ODD PANTS and VESTS we have an immense vari-
ETY., at prices to suit everybody
OFFICE COATS from 40c up
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MISSES AND CH1LDREN's pIQUE DRESSES.
We ready to show the most stylish garments ut the
very lowest prices. For instance shall place upon
counters handsome Iique Dress suitable for either
hoy girl trimmed with box pleats front aud back
and embroidery, at $3.50 up to years. and advance
Of 25c. ON the next sizes.
BOYS SHIRT WAISTS
made from finest French Percale from to IS years. at
5c This Waist has before retxed for less than
Sl.25.
BBH A 2 2 MIN MN .ssss
ssBR a ) ! INN Il ssss
B b , 4 ~ u uuV MMMa ssss
my14 416 SEVENTH STREET NV
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-05-16

The ''widOw' Fuller, who believes in political
polyandry, has ady captured one nomination.
that by the anr!-moHopOlists, and has set her cap
for two more Oi these two IL is understood that
the greenbackers are ''Willin p but the widow has
thus far had Only limited success In MASKING the
less susceptible regular democracy. Still, the
widow has bar'l
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-05-16

THE HOLMAN LIVER PAD, AND ITS AUXILt
tAtp sre the wonder Of the ~. Absorption by the
IN. 10 medicine used
o0c0 - 9Th sfrest northWsa ap30-3m
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-05-16

II It be true. as declared by the insane asylum
euperintendenrS at their meeting yesterday, that
one-third Of population are brought here
BY foreign immigration. the association does well
70 memorabilia Congress 10 amend the immigration
laws 30 as to prevent the emigration and the ex-
portat1on TO shores of the defective classes
Of Europe and Asia We have lunatcs enough OF
our own without having those OF other nations set
loose amongst Us
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THE wAsH1NGroN D. q. FRIDAY MAY 49, 1884,
FOR RENT-FLATS.

ENOR KENT
II Handsomely furnished Eats in
The PORTLAND" -
One seven-room and several smaller datdkfor the uu
exI ired portions Of leases at reduced rates
THOE. J. FISHER CO.,
my5-2w 1894 street northwest.
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UoUaLAss,,
NINTH AND + STREETS
INFANTS DEPARTMENT
IBIS department contains everything that adds 20 the
nftr1ctiyeness of the baby. such LONG DRESSES
IACE AND SHIRRED CAPS, POKE BONNETS. EN-
BROiDERED FLANNEL SKIRTS, UNDERWEAR Of
III kinds. &c.
GLOVE DEPARTMENT
This department includes the celebrated TREFOCSSE
ST. JAMES and MO C6RAM KID GLOVES toy ,her
with superb assortment of SILK and LISLE HRFAD
GLOVES for ladies and misses IN tine NEWEST
SHADES. snd at lowest prices.
HANDKERCHIEF DEPARTMENT
This department. Il complimented daily by ladies'
whose taste and Judgment conceded perfect Don't
forget 10 add your coendaon to that Of others when
you favor Us with . call.
FAN DEPARTMENT
In this department we show some choice novelties In
JAPANESE PARCHMENT FANS including MOTTO
FANS. 1HEATER FANS. POCKET FANS, &c, from
10 cents up 70 SIS.
BUSTLE AND HOOPSKIRT DEPARTMENT
Here Will be found the Newest shapes and best quail
Ties Of HOOPSk1RTS from so cents up: BUSTLES in
every style from the 25c wire TO the finest imported
FRENCH HAIR CLOTH Also various styles of HOSE
SUPPORTERS, PADS. DRESS FORMS DRESS
SHIELDS. &c, al 81 the lowest prices.
DOUGLASS
myl3 b22-524-626 Ninth street
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W. Began Cash. the South Carolina desperado
has come 10 fitting end, having been shot down
Ike dog by sheriff's posse, whom he resist
Ing Even In these panicky times we congratulate
South Carolina on being short of Cash
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FOR RENT-OFFICES.

Il ELEGANT OFFICE
Rooms single suite for rent ct 61s str ct ear
Patent Office General Post Office and Pension Office
RENEE mv6-lm
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The gentlemen of the National Jockey Club are
70 be congratulated upon the success OF their
spirited efforts TO provide frst-class racing sport
for the national city. Under Their admirable man.
agement the attendance at the spring meeting has
been remuneratively large and composed Of the best
class Of people. Not many raee-courses In the
country could show a more brilliant display of
fashion In attendance, or finer sport the track
than that Of yesterday at Ivy City
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-05-16

As was TO be expected verdict Of s'not guilty.
has been returned in the trial OF Wheeler for the
murder OF Matthews in Mississippi last election
day. The congressional investigation into the out
rage showed that the local sentiment justified the
murder, and that no legal redress could be looked
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-05-16

ICOR RENT-A FINE LARGE STORE OR WARE.
Il room, or the entire lower door of 423 18th rect
northwest suitable for most any business Offices In
quire 423 18th st. eet northwest mYl5-3t.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-05-16

FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
TOR RENT-LIvERY STABLE, ONE OF THE
best in town; central location. and will give for
reference any one IN our town. Address NJ +. BEALL
Front Royal, Va myl5-6t
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-09-04

ARRIVED UP FROM TYBEE YESTERDAY.
Steamship Compton (Brl, Carr, to load for
Bremen-A Minis & Sons.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-09-04


Tybee. Sept 5. 7:45 D m-Passed I'M. steam
ships Compton (Br), Juniata.
Passed out, steamship City of Savannah.
bark Gibraltar (NOr)
At anchor, outward bound scbr Susie p
Oliver.
Wind Me- high; cloudy.
New, York, Sept CLEARED, schr Comet.
Aldrich, Cedar Keys.
Genoa, Aug 2s-saIled, bark Elena Gta),
AlbinO, Pensacola.
QueenstOwns, Aug 3l-Arrived, bark Idea
ItaD, Cacace, Savannah.
Buenos Ayres, July 23-Arrived. barks
David q Worth (Br), Williams. Brunswick,
Ga; Live Oak (Br), Stillwell, Savannah; 18th,
SkJad Nor, TOnnesen. Savannah.
MontevideO, July 24-Sailed, bark Riga
tNor), JOrgensen, Fernandina.
In port Aug Both, schr Mary Cook, Orcutt,
from Darien.
Mayaquez, PR, Aug I6-ArrIved. steamship
Puerto RiquenO lSp), Cirion, Liverpool and
sailed 18th for Ponce, thence supposed for
Savannah.
Rio Janeiro, Aug 7-Cleared, bark Argen-
tina Utah, Murrilli, Savannah.
In port sth, barks Pride of Lorne (Br), Fraser
Tor PENSACOLA; San Carlos (Br), Malgraf for
st Thomas. Aug 2s-saied, banks statsmin-
ser stang Nor; Falkenburg, Brunswick, Ga;
Stanley (NOrJ, Wrolsen. do
Boston, Aug 3O-Sailed, bark Jupiter Ger.
for Brunswick.
Fernandin9, Sept Cleared, brig John
Brlghtman, Woman, Demerara
Key West, sept ARRIVED, schr Annie A
Booth, Hutchinson, New York.
Pensacola, Sept Arrived, schr Martha
Newman, Galveston.
Philadelphia. Sept ARRIVED, schr Florence
shay, Nancleaf, Port Royal, S c.
brunswick, Ga, Sept ARRIVED, banks Ex-
celslor DAM Jacobsen, Boston; Syren (Br),
Jones, Bahia. Blanca.
Cleared, banks Hex (NOr), Sorenspn Rotter
dam; Pietro G Utah, Schiaffino. Belfast: brig
American Union, Bowman, Bahia, Blanca.
Cleared Aug 18th, sehr Helen L Martin.
Fount Rosario mot as befOre).
Bath, Me. Sept Arrived, schr r d Smear.
Hogan, Philadelphia; Jesse Murdoch, Phin-
ney, do.
Sailed, schrs II Cornell. Croker, Charles
toh' Llua Ba1cOck; Dare, Philadelphia; Girls
sic Wright, Wright, do; Martha Brewer.
Thompson, Baltimore; VIM A Croker Hut
chins, New York; Col AIilhken, Dunton. Hayre
de Grace.
New York, Sept 3-Arrived. Nacoochee.
Benefactor, State of Nebraska, Hungria.
Arrived out, Servia.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-09-04
MARRYING HER PRESENTER.
Capt. Bradford of the Life Saving Ser
vice Wins the Girl Whose Life he

Capt. Bradford of the Life Saving Ser
vice Wins the Girl Whose Life he
Saved.
This evening, says a Pittsburg special
of Aug, 80, word was received here that
Mike Bradford of the life guard service,
near HOward's Pier, had been quietly
married on Friday evening to the daugh-
ter Of a wealthy merchant of the Quaker
City. The story of the marriage is tinged
with romance, and reads more like fiction
than fact. Last summer the bride, who
is only II years of age, was in bathing,
and was drawn far out into the ocean.
She would have been drowned had it not
been for the brave Capt. Bradford, who
plunged into the surf and brought her
out more dead than alive. RestoratIves
were gwen her and she was soon able to
be taken to her home. She returned in a
few days to thank her preserver, and the
acquaintance thus so strangely began
soon rIpened into love. Frequent meet
ings followed, but the young lady's father
becoming suspicious, forbade her to see
the gallant young Captain This opposi-
ton only served to strengthen the ardent
feeling of the lovers, and last evening the
happy couple were married. The bride is
beautiful and accomplished, and had
MANY suitors who equaled her in station.
Capt. Bradford is a native of this city,
but for number of years has been the
head of the Bradford Life Saving Service
at Atlantic City, n. j., and during that
time has saved scores of lives.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-09-04
THURSDAY. September 4, lss
4 RDTNEn XrcnED

Steamship Juniata, Daggett, Philadelphia
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Shhpufm1.
shipping.
CRAFTSMANSHIP COMPANY
FOR
new YORK AND PHILADELPHIA.


CABIN.:.:..................... $50
EXCURSION. 70
2TSEERaGE N
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The Ham was Too Costly
PittSburg DiSDdtch.


A well-known hard card player of this
city fell up against the well-develOped
faro game in Chicago during the recent
ally fierce and sanguinary argument with
the tiger Quit loser about $1,000, which
amount represented every cent he owned
in the world. As he rose TO leave the
gilded arena, specializing the while on the
condition of the walking between Chicago
and Pittsburg, the dealer remarked, in a
cheerful manner: s'HOld ON a minute
we're going to have little lunch of cold
ham, etc., in a few minutes; won't you
JOIN usP' "Join you be -,v rOared
the victim of the combat, as he turned on
his heel with an air of disdain and quit
the place; ''do you think can eat 81, coo
worth of ham ~
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-09-04
MARKETS. Bv rELEGUAPB.


l3s loS, sept. 3,noon.-Consols, loo lI-16 for
lllt slor account.
r'- D. m--COnsOls, 100 1910 for money;
Tor account
r-Le lOEz. sept. 8, nOOn.-StOcEs opened
- Money, lG2 per cent. Exchange
- % - q So; short, 81 sjG4 So. State
49, quiet. Government bonds steady.
49, ..' D. m.-ExcnaHge, 81 So. Money, per
~, Sub-Ireasury balances Gold. SlZ1.-
b,-,sy' currency, SII,96l,O0O. Government
$50 urm; four per cents. l2O1S; three per
~, Nt5s. State bonds dull.
ID --e stock market was duh aud Irregular IN
~ ~ early dealings. Speculation was stronger,
49, ANY Tor graugers, which rose rs per
49,. Toy Northwest 10 $685., and 3 per GENT
~ -. ~. raul TO S25s- Subsequently the mafket
@l4Aened- and Northwest dropped 10 sos<,
49, ~. lAe other active shares declined 1492 per
80 ~ ia sympathy. Near the close there was
NIUE more activity, and the market adj
~ --,eu sharply for some stocks The grang-
~ AeW FORK Central, Louisville ana Nash
o. -, alu " estern Union were most eOnsplcu-
I'm - in tne rise. business was light, operators
cc.lneing disposition to wait until the corn
I'D was assured. The sales to-day aggre-
SS--s1 lic,uel shares, the market clos ing ~
louoWlng quotations;
a ~, a. eiass Al los rs Sash. 4 Chatt's IS
f%'s'elass b 5s....ses = ? Orleans Pa
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-09-04

Passengers by S:37 IN train connect a
Charleston junction with trains to al points
North and East via Richmond and all ra
line; BY ne 6:55 10 train TO all points North
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-09-04

Local Sleeping Cars on all night trains be-
tween savannah and Augusta, Savannah ara
Macon SaVan nah and Atlanta.
Connections.
The Milledgeville and Eatonton train run
daily Except Monday between Gordon and
Eatonton, and daily Except Sunday betEeeD
EatoAton and Gordon.
Train No. 90, leaving Savannah at S:45I
NJ, VIII not stop (except on Sundays) to put
of passengers at stations between Savannah
and No. ~.
Eufaula train connects at Cuthbert for Fort
Galnes daily Except Sunday.
The Perry accommodation train batvvrer
Fort Valley and Perry runs daily Except sung
day..
The Albany and Blakely accommodation
tram runs daily Except Sunday between
Albany and Blakely,
AT Savannah with Savannah. Florida and
western hallway; at Augusta with all lines
to North and East; at Atlanta with Airline
and Kennesaw Routes TO all points Eorths
East and West.
Tickets for all points and sleeping car bertba
on sale at City Office, No. 20 Bul street.
q. A. WHITEHEAD, WILLIAM ROGERS
Gen. Pass. AQt. Gen. supt., Savannah
j. 9. SHAW, W. 4. 9HELLMAN,
Gen. Tfav. Aats Iranlo Manager Savannah
&aQfRlht