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Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-01-18
FLORIDA.
Thy sweet ana balmy air

.. Florida! Thy sweet ana balmy air
NJ fancy breathes again;
Thy placid lakes and em'rald LANDSCAPES fair
And ocean bounced main
Gene % my view Ii ali their res al dress
ARd o. ms memory fond sweet visions rress
Thy trees and flowers and Thy wealth OF green,
Untouched by " .u;er's cold.
EveF cons ant bloom IN the Sun-hine's sheen
'Ncsth safes Of blue and gold
Lending spring 10 Winter, while song birds
sing
Mid nesting vines that round the live OAK
cling.
Thy em'raId groves, thy trepic hooks and
shade
Thy ps rfume lsden winds,
Delight the heart with scenes thar never fade,
And iircd nature a4ds
\ rsft aud ease thst dreams % bliss inspire
And iii the soul with sweet, ecstauc hre!
To one thou hast a charm that Few can know,
For there a friend Ies dead;
Ger her low mound fair lilies bloom and grow
And roses white and RED;
And gentle breezts from fhe oceans shore
" III la AMI Il : her grave forever more!
-S4daey 7. BIt>s, "a Washington Star.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-01-18
no BE CONTINUED
A VANISHED FACE.
Photograph from the Laboratory of the /
Deep-A Beautiful WOman's Portrait
in an o. ster Shell.


in an o. ster Shell.
Sun Francisco Eramiaer.
Atoetall IN Tho California market is IN
hn saar, an ovstar sbell in tba oentre If
which is the head of woman. with a
,,arf.nt hns+ ana straarniny hair 1nuipr
iitet mar If ME- NarrilIts Tba nicfur3
isos clearly c1t as a cameo and bears
somewhat the apDearance of an etch-
ip.5
s.phasn ovsters have inst come mn from
ct,ay,n.s ,,s,id mo d..,ler ,.and 7 enamel
ms I,articTiar one mvsrif II Was a
morsiar IN come from Guaym2s. and /
looked at il carefully. and the picture
eau Int my eve in an iastaut."
..Yau do not mean to saw that This nir-
tftrr Us found iusr a4 m is IN "A li,in.
',1.t.,r,
III .lr+ainfv DO. ami tara arc half "a
9oz-t az INV holm v-hon called out and
showed IL that tbn rina."
t"4.er.,la,es re-tdiiv cor.obaratpd fra
sr.-t..ln+-rT Of me boss Ab,utfb1s time
r,-, ,a.ar-lnol;ing Gentlemen came nm
Teifb i N,II.kao&n detecnya. '''' ~
'.Itis She, as truly as liye," said one.
"What nonsense, mani exclaimed the
other.
LET US see what it is" was the phiio-
sOphlcal observation OF the detective.
Tue officer knew that the reporter had
smelled a sensation, and quietly, but verv
apparently, informed the Two gentlemen
that it vas best to keep their own counsels
aud look out for the journalist. Tne
latter lutered around ana watched the
iaclal expressions OF tAe gentleman VINO
was TO show the picture, the balance
having seen 1t. He started, placed his
hand 70 hs forehead and would have
gwen violent utterance 70 Ms thoughts,
bur, being quickly seized ny the arm and
shaken, h. caught hiRseii. lie wanted
70 take the shell 4"ay WIN nun out the
owner WOULD hoIh ar OF IT, me proceed,
Ing was 50 strange mat aiter the party mad
lett, tue reporter inquired VINO the gentle
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-01-18

Browns Bronchial TrOches"
are widely known as an admirable remedy
for Bronchitis, Hoarseness, Coughs, and
Throat troubles. Sold only in b0Tes.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-01-18

The Voltaic Belt Company, Of Marshall,
Mich, offer to send their celebrated Elec-
tro-Voltaic Belt and other Electric Az
pliances on trial for thirty days to men
(young or old) afflicted with nervous de-
bility, I0ss Of vitality and manhood, aud
al kindred troubles. Also for rheuma-
msm, neuralgia, paralysis. and many
other diseases Complete restoration to
health, vigor and manhood guaranteed.
No risk is incurred as thirty days trial is
allowed. Write them at once for Illus
trated pamphlet free.-Adr.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-01-18
Great Closing Sale Of The Season.
AM a ZINC BARGAINS!
AM ZING BA AIMS
SWEEPING REDUCTIONS,
SWEEPING REDUCTIONS

ORDER REDUCE IMMENSE STOCK OF AND wIyra
GOODS EXTRAORDINARY UN-
PRECEDENTED REDUCTIONS L PRICES.
CIRCULARS, WALKING COATS CLOAxs at posai,o
Dr
CHILDRENs propose o al any price.
FANCY DRESS GOODS, CAsHATEREs PLAIDs, CfoR
prices
SHAWLS, mu and have mad.
ga
EMBROIDERED FIANNELs (white Blue
reduced
SHEETINGS, TABLE NAPKINS, and
QUILTS will be found
HOSIEFYIn this department full re-
prices. and are
this equally low
in
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-01-18
new EMBROfDERVES.
NEW EMBROIDERgES.

this Department opened portion
rqanr
n
Of
bIOidery before making
The Celebrated Genuine Ionsdale Cambria at Tee
WEIS3EIN'S RIA OK SILKS
The
before positively
81 90 Please
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-09-01

Ho, FoR School Tine 1,
GRAND SPECIAL SALE
BOYS AND MISSES HOSIERY
Our advance stock of these goods having arrived, we
propose to inauguratea
GRAND SPECIAL SALE OF BOYS
AND MISSES SCHOOL HOSIERY,
and forthwith quote the following prices which we
can conscientiously assert TO be the best values
ever our good fortune offer the people of Wash
ington and vicinity at the opening Of any previous
season:
Boys and Misses French Ribbed Cotton Hose, in
Black. Brown and Navy Blue; excellent qualify.
Sizes, s. 51a, 8, 6ls. and H.
Price. Csc. Csc. Csc Csc. Csc. Csc.
Boys and Misses Fine French Ribbed Hose. double
quality.
Sizes, 51s. 6. 81. q IA. and s1a.
Price, 25c. 25c. 25c. 25c. 29c 31c and 33c.
Boys and Misses Fine French Ribbed Hose double
knees heel and toe in Black, Brown and Blue extra
good value, and splendid wearing qualities.
Sizes, Sig, 8. 6la. z, 7la and sla.
Price, 2sc 3Oc, SIC 34c. 36c. 3Sc. and 4Oc.
Boys and Misses Fine French ''ClocEed Ribbed"
Hose White, double heel and toe, extra good value,
and worth sc. per pair more than marked. ColOrs:
Black. Navy Blue and Seal Brown.
sizes. 6la Z. III. s and 81 inch.
Price. 44c. 46c. 4sc. soc. and &c.
Boys and Misses Fine French Ribbed Cotton Hose,
spced and solid feet double heel and toe superfine
quality Colors: Black. Seal Brown and Navy Blue.
Sizes 6. 6la, Z, III. s and 81.
Price, 46c. 4Sc. soc. SIC. SAC. and SIC.
SPECIALS" FOR BOYS.
Boys Fine Ribbed oxford Mkt Hose. double heel
and toe, extra fine quality, and very durable.
f F4ies &c 4 S 46s 4ss SOC and and Sc Sc
Boys Fine French Ribbed Hose, spliced feet.
double knees, full regular made. extra strong, in
Black, Blue and Seal Brown
f f4ies. SOC 5ss and and esc in per- pair
"INDEPEN DENTS" Boys Fine French Ribbed
Hose, full regular made. superior quality; coors,
Navy Blue, Seal Brown and Black two grades, size
inch only.
5Sc. and DOC per pair
These for Boys who cannot be fitted with Mems
Half Hose, with boys regular Hose being IN
dependent SIZE in inch only.
SPECIALS FOR MISSES.
Misses Fine Mako Split Feet Cotton Hose. extra
long oil boiled ors fine quality, in Navy Blue and
Black only.
Sizes, 5. Sly, 6. Gig, Z, III, s and Sig
Price, 29c. Bic 3t,c. 3Sc. 4Oc. ACC. 44c and ACC.
Misses Fine Solid Colored Ingram Cotton Hose
split feet, spced knees full regular, extra good value
in Black and Navy Blue only.
Sizes, s. 5la q, Gig, z, ia s and Sis.
Price. 4Oc 42c. 44c Acc. 4Sc. soc. SAC. and 5Sc
These Goods will be conveniently displayed tending
toward and perfectly satisfactory selections and
we beg our customers to call while the line Of
qualities and sizes complete.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-09-01

Mosr RExAnKAaLE BAnaA1ss
summer and Early Fall Dress Goods. about half
value TO make room for Winter stock.
Wsmsutta Cotton 9i2c.: Best Black Cambria Dc
Thompsons Elegant Embroidered Glove Fitting
Corsets, 8ec; Monarch Shirt, 06c
Regular made Job Hose, lee: Pure Linen Hand
kerchtefk, Sc Roman Gauze Yeses, 26c.: AH,I4neu
per, ~ BROOHEAD co.'s,
an2o2dc,2p3s oo7 = ~.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-09-01

Mr.. Clifford Lloyd, an English official in Ire
and, has written a bold letter to the London
T0scs, in which he declares that justice and
prudence require the most radical reforms In
England's methods of government in Ireland.
He claims that within 3 very lew years there
has beeh . marked change in the political
sentiments of the Irish, due to the rapid spread
Of democracy. To all intents and purposes the
government of the island is now vested in the
land league, which Is only another name for
Mr.. Parnell. 1t is time, Mr.. Lloyd thinks, for
England to recognize the facts and to act upon
them; separation is impossible, but Ireland
should be given the fullest liberty in regulating
her domestic affairs. Local selfgovernment is
Mr.. Lloyds panacea, and it is one which we on
this side of the water can recommend from our
own experience.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-09-01

II Is announced that Sir Michael Hicks Beach
will open the electoral campaign for the con-
servatives by q speech at the ancient borough
OF Cirencester on the 18th instant. The contest
will be one Of the most important, and doubt
less one of the most exciting in the history Of
England, and will be followed with interest all
over the world. The recent extension of the
franchise will enable two million persons to ex-
.rcsse the right Of suffrage for the first time,
feature of the election which, of ITSELF invests
I with . unique character. Then the almost
evolutionary attitude of Ireland adds another
feature Of the greatest interest A third ele-
ment OF excitement lies In the communistic
tendencies of the radical wing of the liberal
party. The moral questions that have recently
come TO the front in London will also enter the
campaign more or less directly. The laws of
trade In their political and social relations will
be vigorously discussed, and the imperial in
forests Of the Kingdom well as its domestic
,oncerns will furnish still another text for
heated controversy.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-09-01

II Ia said that a new torpedo boat has been
constructed which can steam under water and
attack ships without danger to herself. This
idea il not q novel one but all attempts to real
ize 1t have thus far failed. If a boat of this de-
scription can be built it would revolutionize
naval warfare, as the elaborate defences now
employed 10 protect ships would then be worse
than useless
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-09-01

This is the last day OF grace TOR the cattlemen
Who were ordered of the Indian lands, but as
hey are evidently endeavoring to comply with
he Presidents proclamation they will be given
few days extra time TO complete their emigra-
ion. Fully half the stock has already been re-
moved and the remainder will follow shortly.
This shows how false was the claim that they
required at least a period of one hundred days
70 clear out
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-09-01

For years American cheese has been exported
TO England in large quantities, and, finally, it
appears that the London Times has learned of
the tact and admits that the famous Cheshire
cheese is in danger from the competition of our
diaries. But if the Cheshire cheese is doomed,
Cheshire cat, still purs and smiles, queen of its
l. ind
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-09-01
PERSONAL.

VNANTED-HENRY PHILLIP AND WIFE
w Ann Philippine Patrick Patton formerly Of Tenn.
pie, Prince George county, Md. to call 1880 9th
st NV hey will hear something to their advantage
money! seI-3t@
STAMPS.-THE YOUNG MAN WHO LOST A
- package Of two,cent stamps on 7th street car
about June 1st will greatly obge the conductor by
sending their address TO 1856 Union st. sw au3I-3ts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-09-01

New York sports should not trifle with Tex
ans; they are loaded, as swindler Davis found
out yesterday when he tried to pass off a paper
stuffed bag for one filled with greenbacks. HE
tried to rob me and shot him." concisely OBJ
served the Texan, as the crowd rushed in to
SEQ the dead body.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-09-01
PROPOSALS.

PROPOSALS.
LUMBER FOR BRIDGES.
OFFICE OF PUBLIC BUILDINGS AND 0BOUNna
Ne. 100 Penn. Av., WARRINGTON, DC. Aug ~. 1883
SEALED PROPO6ALS, In Duplicate, viii 6e re-
y ceived at this ONCE until noon, WEDNESDAY 6ep-
temher 3D. 1885, for furnishing about 27ljOO rs
board measure OF Georgia pine timber and plonk
Specifications can be obtained q this Once The
right u reserved 70 reject any md all propooala
aul6.l7.1s.10,3ls1 Cosonsi o. "a Ar,mv
DRoPosAIs FoR FUEL.
WASHINGTON. ID, e., Angust Ia iel36
eeeled Rropoees VIII g received . th0 olhce until
TWE5L y GCdDcK Mo2N on H0NDAY, SEP.
hundred 600 tonsM ne .. Whss Al Furnscs
Coal also dffy $50 cords OF boDe 6nruco Pine assd
Co. and WOOD = may g nsedsd b. ne House Of
weed and coal 70 be and orsd 70 de vsaiss
ofthe south wing e the Capitol O. 6esre the 18Th
day Of October. 1854 The ceal nust wsieh 2.3lO
Fec1a. ne wood must mea.urs i2s CUBIC ~ 81 ~
ras right e swesn re e. = The C.lso md re
g 6e ipdofssd Proposals Sor Cal 90 Woo sni Cd
saiSa~ clerk Of the Hoass 81 Rspr Ssns
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-09-01

The dreadful rumor comes from New York
that the silver currency positively will not cir
culate. This is sad but not unexpected. People
do not like TO take their money around in a
vheel-barrow when they go shopping. and NO
amount Of Treasury devices can inveigle them
into The habit The world has simply outgrown
the use Of Jumps OF mineral for money.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-09-01
WANTED-BOARD.

WTANTED-ROARD FOR LITTLE BOY. AGED
w six years. best references required. Address
MIS-. HOfE, St&t ONCE au29-3t*
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-09-01

The Rhode Island manufacturers notify Sec
rotary Manning that they do not care to reply
to his circular on tariff reform because all they
want Is to be let alone. They say that business
spcxng up little at last, and that it would in
terfere with this improvement to have the tariff
asttstiOn resumed. There is much to be said
on this side of the question, especially if the
surplus falls of, it did for August, to a small
marpiu
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-09-01

WANTED--HOUSES


UTANTED-TOP uRCRASE-AC CORNER HOUSE
w and Lot In Georgetown, suitable tor business
purpose. Price not to exceed two thousand dollars
Address p. W., Star ofiioa sel-Sss
VXYANTED-TO BUY A HOUSE HAVING Il OR
w rooms. northwest preferred: price about
s., OOO frame or brick; state number and location
Address T. c. b, Star ONCE. s01-3es
YXTANTED-TO RENT A HOUSE m NORTH
w western section Of the ety. rent not to exceed
"ANTED-To PURCHASE A HOUSE SUIT.
w able for business and residence between 7th and
18th n W.. and d and Massachusetts ave. NV.
State particulars and price. Add 1ss NOTRUB, Star
office. se13t*
YIyANTED- 10 BUY-A HOUSE, OR ROOMS
w In good locality, with modern improvements:
about $1,000 Address NJ. Star office. au3l-2t*
VTyANTED-TO RENT, BY A RESPONSIBLE
w party. completely well furnished House of IA
to 16 rooms, between 9Th and 18th, E and sta A. w.
Address Tenant" Star Office. aust -3t&
UyANTED-TO RENT-BY 18TH sEPTEM-
w ber, House, or rooms, mod. imps., on 18th st.
between + and NJ Sts NV. Vermont ave- near Arl.
ington hotel rent not to exceed $50 to permanent
WANTED-To PURCHASE, TWO STORY
w brick house OF 8 or rooms containing modern
improvements located in northern section of the city
Address j. r., Star Office. an20-3ts
UTANTED-TO BUY-BETWEEN 7TH AND
w 18th and and Q sts. NV. good house Of to
rooms; corner preferred; give number. description
amount 1t rents for, and lowest cash price Address
Residence" Star Office. au27-f;ts
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GEORGE AD|AA JOHN E. BHALI
TELEPHONE No. Szz-a u oeeoa
ApAxs q BEA11
RIAL ESTATEs LOANS AND INSURANCE.

WAKNKA 90 10TH 81. n W--C1 p.@.
w haA lo1A EFeef fH1ee, q ~ 80. Tz1 n10S.
49, chaE 0ascoaI rifeh. Hze ca e Is go
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-09-01
How you friend oyster?

The cable tramways in New York and Phila-
defphiA are SO far not success.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-09-01
COUNTRY BOARD.


T OCUST GLEN-TwO LARGE ROOMS VACANT
~ from september 1st: location healthy and near
mountains; cool shady: table good, and water.
$3.50 per week. Address WILL JAMES Round HILL
Loudoun county. Va au3l-3t%
NOUNTRY BOARD.-TwO LARGE ROOMS FOR
~ the month September, on the Metropolitan rail.
road I'VE miles from city, Stotts Station Address
WOODBOURN, Star office. au31-3t<
GOOD BOARD IN THE MOUNTAINS WITH A
" private family. liz mile from Snickersville ex-
ceilent rooms, good milk and vegetables For ref
ereDce apply Oil + ST au3I-3ts
COUNTRY BOARDING. CONTEEs STATION,
i Nd, b q O. K r. Brick manson; large. One
rooms; terms moderate; railroad station on the
place dne shade: large porches, location high and
healthy. Address " Oakland" Star Office. au20-lW
GOoD BOARD IN PRIVATE FAMILY. MN
VI utes walk of station, half hour OF the city per-
sons could be accommodated during the Monfk OF
September Address, for all particulars. H &c. star
ONCE au203ts
WANTED-FEw BOARDERs AT Mt. ENTER-
w Prise Good water. plenty 81 fruit and shade For
further particulars inquire Of DE-. 6. T. MASON, 2l3
Ek9 NV. or address MIA z u. MASON. Accotank
FairfAx county, Va au2S10ts
OK OR EIGHT MORE BOARDERs CAN BE AC-
Oc0nmodated with fine rooms and splendid table
q ~ per week ct Creedmore SRrtngs, near Warren
ton, Va Address E ZIMMERMAN,
anzl-ZW' Warrenton. Va.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-09-01
FOR RENT-STORES.

NOR RENT-STORE NORTHWEST CORNER
L 9th st. and Massachusetts NV: has been a
drug store for over twenty years Key and particulars
Oil The premises sel-3t*
NOR RENT-CDRNER STORE WITH FIX
lures, suitable for groceries and provisions Apply
1893 Boundary St nv audi -:}t*
nor RENT-sTORE 1924 7TH ST. n W. IN
II quire at 902 l4th st. au3l-lw%
L,OR RENT-HALF FINE LARGE STORE ON +
Il st. NV: very desirable for Office purposes.
Apply w. II. PORTER,
aul9-:3t* O33 = at
NOR RENT-GROCERY STORE, GOOD WILL
4 and Fixtures. including Dwelling, corner New
Jersey ave. aud n ST. NV. $40 per month F. H.
SMITH & son. l222 st. au27-2w
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-09-01

kOh SALE-
Vermont ave-, near Iowa circle o nice little brick
ment THOS T. FISHER a CO
Hst.. between eth and 18th sta, q very desirable
''e''e L" perfect c0hc TH1s + FISHER nco
Three choice building Lots on Q ST.. near New
Hampshire ave, 23l4xlOO, at 81. 2a
Two fine building Lots. west side of New Hsmp-
shre ave. lmme dlatey north OF Dupont circle; Will
THo6 J. FISHER co.
18th ST., between n and SITS. NV, . fine Lot 27x
~, with two small Frame House.
THOS J. FISHER q co.
14th St, between and sts,, several small desire
bic building Lots, from SOC to 81 per square foot.
au2S-6t THOS. ]. FISHER & co.
ENOR SALE-SO4 AND SO NEW HAMPSHIRE
Il ave, new six room Bricks. latrobe. range and BATH
$1,000 EACH A L. BARBER CO., LIE Drot Build
ing, washington d. T. au21-6t
EOR sALE-NEw THREE-sTORY AND GEL
- lar Brick Dwelling on Rhode Island ave. a. W.:
substantially built and handsomely finished. First
floor: Parlor library, diningroom, kitchen and pam
my: second noor: Four chambers and bathroom
all modern improvements Price only 90, COO Terms
easy. TYLER 4 RCTHERFORD
aoZ7-0t" 1928 st n. ".
4 e3l NEW YORK AVENUE
ThreeStOry pressed Brick, ten rooms and bath. all
modern conveniences- This house is thoroughly
00'''' and can be had on easy HS tsFPs; q DYER
Real Estate, Insurance, Loans,
an2I-lOt 18th and SITS. NV.
EHOR SALE-ONE 10 ROOM HOUSE. 1909 o
II st. NV. Two Houses. 476 aud 476 at. NV. l2
rooms, with all modern improvements For permit
to inspect same inquire It 1000 NV. au25-2ws
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-09-01
BOARDING.

BOARD WITH FURNISHED OR UNFUR-
40 nished Rooms; pleasantly situated; accommoda-
ton for transient BoarderA THE AUBURN 22d and
Penn, ave seI-2fs
ENOR RENT-SO7 n ST. NV. SEVERAL ROOMS
IL with Table Board. au20-3ts
FTNHE LOCHIEL HOUSE. So 9TH ST. n w.
Il and the La Pierre cor. 10Th aud NV, the
best conducted Boarding houses i'm the CITY, Table first
Class: pleasant rOOm& Terms moderate. oc27
ssIINHE TREMONT."-THLS HOUSE HAS BEEN
l. reprinted, and In every way put in 6rst-ca4
order 1t Is the coolest and desirable place board
In the city. Terms. $25 80. $40 and &l5 per je7
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-09-01
FOR Observation-Disclosures

nor RENT-A TWO-STORY BRICK STABLE
- in rear of 227 East Capitol street: wainscoated
santng new floor and box stalls for three horses with
tiated Inquire of EUGENE +. ARNOLD, at house
on premises or. during Office hours at 45S Louisiana
ave. au29-3t*
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-09-01
DENTISTRY.

1VFflnng speoin1fy; also, the cure Of tapthacho
without extfscsing x loonl ssasfbssac ussd % The
SAMUEL SCOTT, DDS
= 6f>oeo years expos1once N DennnExy. Odoa l2O7
y elhw. Preservation q he Natural Teeth npe.
IN r. z TALboTT DENTIgT. 137 I'm sf-
~ ehroe doom nom corner Il Dentistry d FL
Ss1enA 1eeh inssrssa "a - - A wg9G
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-09-01
PROFESSIONAL
FINANCIAL

PaucE & WH1rEIr,
STOCK BROKERa
g 80 nsr,SesSS. :, (New Yert
oS9 I3tn ersse SSrcessn Buildinsl wsshiagsaa
PRIVATE STOCK TELEGRAPH WIkE8
DETWEKN
WASHIN0TON, 1ALTIAORE, PHILADELPHIA
NEW YORK, BOSTON, &C
GEMHRAL PARTk
SA2B W81rkIY, II. CRUGER OAKLEL
HAYWARD C. EYnE
HENRY II DoDeE, Washington, D. C.
WILLIAM X TRAvERs, 6pociAl Partner.
Buy and sell on commission Ell caAsses Of RanwaV
h H DoD0E. Resident nartssr.
ouotaaeos ofetoclu and Bonds end fnSbrmakion ~
Gnrding the markets received through wires -
sanity, oirecs fom the New York Stock Exchsnga
Az oseG1 Sxec1tea and rsOorsed prempdy. el
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-09-01

NoR SALE
Several fine lots Qncuding two corners) on eth ST.
NV, cor OF Boundary street, will be sold cheap and
on easy terms of payment.
THOS J. FISHER & CO.
Meridian Hill and Columbia Heights, number Of
lots at investment prices
au2S-2w THOS. J. FISHER & CO
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-09-01
FOR SALE-HOUSES.

kNoR SAIE-ONE OF THE FINEST CoRNEeS
y on ION ST. NV: improved by double Brick
ouse on WE'VE rooms nearly new, with all modern
ssvenisnces, and In perfect condition. The house,
.non cellar 10 roof built In the most substantial
imannef, and will bear the closest inspection. For
Terms and permit to inspect the premises apply to
Illus + WAG3AMAN. 917 81 selN
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1885-04-17
Hush y he said. ..some one IS con.

'tHushi" he said, 'some one IS con
ing"
protest was cut short by the entrance
of her husband and Bertha Roland.
Being in the shadow. they did not OBJ
serve her and Mr.. Jackson.
"What pity" Bertha was saving.
"What pity you tied yourself down
to that little doll baby"
"I ann very proud of my wife, ne
said.
"And you love her, TOO, ] sup
pose2"
"Why should | notW
THAT is evading my question. You
have led me to suppose your heart was
wholly mine"
"But l have no money, my dear
Bertha, and what good would l be to
you7"
"You are unkind; you are cruel,
when you know how much | love
you. / have wealth sufficient for two ;
what should | care for your money
II have heard enough" cried
Winena, springing from the darkness.
Frank, our paths will lie in opposite
directions in the future Mr.. Jackson,
takes me home"
Eyes, Mrs. Bennett, /" said that gen
tleman, after I have informed you
that your husband is perfectly limo
cent, and this has been ruse OF his
to show the true character and I'M
bounded friendship OF Bertha Ro-
landp
"Thank heavenl' sasped the young
wife; "and thank you for opening my
eyes to the treachery of that woman
MRS. Roland, my dear" said
Frank, mot that womanp Remem-
Der how you berated me for SO desig
mating herW
Winona only sobbed and nestled
closer TO his breast.