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Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-07-06
Dtroo 6no0e
A. R. Altnayer & Co.
Universal Reduction Sale Gigantic
Red lctiOnS-StupendOuS Bar
gains Prior TO Taking
Animal TuVantnrU

on MONDAY. July the 5th, we shall insugu-
ratc a great universal reelection sale OF vour
entire surplus stock, amounting to upwards Of
$50, 900 worth, which we Will positively en-
doayor to disnose of prior to taxing our annual
inventory. We SNOW that IN ord ~ t. realize
cash for such large stock of goods at thus
season OF The year We must neCCss arilY lose
several thousand dollars. BUTT matters moi,
they must be sold at some p zee or other, and,
IN fixing the price of each and every article
carefully considered what prICes our Compeu-
tors were offering 1t at; ami next, what price
we should offer IL at. 30 as to insure its lmmC-
dIdte sale. As a result every article within
the walls of our pudding VIII be opened Tor
the next two weeks at unrlVaed BARGAINS.
We quote a few sample bargains illustra-
tive oC the immense sacrifices made IN each
department respectively
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BIG PAYING PROPERTY
AT AUCTION.
DANIEL II. KENNEDY. Auctioneer.
by KENNEDY 4 MALLETTE.

by KENNEDY 4 MALLETTE.
Before the Court House door on JULY 9TH,
at II O'Clock. we Will sell
FOUR FRAME HOUSES, all under a rental
OF SIS per month to good tenants. TINS prop
erty is known AZ Nos. IS and lSl2 Margaret
street and extending through to Harrisou
street; metal roofs. Titles perfect. Terme
cash. THIS Is "A first class Investment
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cAmrtinn Salcn 6o.Dau.
AHIIIuH oAIcp Un'DaU.
A Home for a Small Family
AT AUCTION.
DANIEL R. KENNEDY, Auctiuneer
BY KENNEDY n MALLETTE.
At Court House, JULY 9th, at II O'Clock.

Nv NUWTV IIuUsV' 10 1T OVT, dI II OCIOok.
West half OF Lot No. 38 Davis ward size %
10y 20 feet, and improvements, cOnslstIng OF
tNo--tory frame dwelling, motai roof and
known ~ No. o. Gordon street. Faces south
and near East Broad street, has water In
yard. Fee simple. Terms cash.
EcsF~ employees of the Savannah, Florida
anu Wcsleru hallway are especially directed
to tina property.
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Atrtion Sairs Culture papS.
Valuable and Costly Goods
AT AUCTION.
Daniel R. Kennedy, AuCtioneer.

BY KENNEDY n MALLETTE.
WEDNESDAY, July 18th inst, &C II O'Clock,
in savannah, Florida and Western Railway
yard near the round house. where they are
now stored
70 single Carts, substantially built, cost $50
each.
Double Carts, substantially built, cost SIS
each.
Pole Cars.
2 Crank Cars.
Pile Driving Machine and Hammers.
Large Water Tanks.
$500 Railroad Truck Chairs tall new,
Plows, Spades, Shovels, Lamps, Lanterns,
Cooking Utensils on Cans, Tinware, Buckets,
Measures, Scales, Picks, Cut Spikes. Tools,
Doors, Sashee, Grindstonos, Water Pipes,
Single and Double Harness, stoves and Pipe,
Tents, Chairs, Tables, Mattresses, Pillows,
Blankets, Sheets, Bedsteads, Blank Books,
etc.. etc,
shoes, Clothing and Groceries.
Terms cash Goods to be removed promptly,
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2lrlp 3UauteD.
employment zUuntr0.

w ANrED. -Thoroughly competent book
w Keeper. ten years experience, desires
permanent situation in savannah; good ref
ereuCes. Address w. G. =, tins office.
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2Esiprrlianr1nn.

CTlL Ii we continue our bargains, and ask
- you 20 cal! and see our immense variety OF
House Furnishing Goods, stoves. Window
Shades, Ice Cream Churns Refrigerators.
etc. sold without reserve. NATHAN BROs.
1856 Congress- street.
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asliarrlLnmromn auanto.

WANTED TO BORROW one thousand
w dollars at 7 per tent.. cured by real
estate Address II. NJ. j.. this Office.
WANTED, cheap ticket to Selma, Ala,
w or nearest point. Address TICKET,
this ohce.
WANTED, first class advertising o.irItor.
w DAILN BREEZE, brunswick. Ga.
M ANTED. JOB printer. DAILY BREEZE,
w Brunswick. Ga.
WANTED TO RENT, a piano for the sum
~ mer months: must Tee very reasonable {;
best care gwen II, Address 1852 CASTOR street,
savannah.
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Soap, Soap. Soap.
Notions and Small Ware

cake Of fine Soap. large size, put up In fancy
crystal dish, for &c; dish alone worth l0c.
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Nnltoro ano Sforro tor Neni,

&nltnPp ana SfnrFn fnr Behi,
nor RENT, dwelling I99 W aldbur- street {;
Il eight rooms; water, gas; good uelEhhor-
hood; poss"si ion at once. Apply |. ID. La
EOCHE'S SONS.
LNOk RENT. two floors AT l5 south Broad
Il street; one two-story house corner Bun
street and First avenue; three small houses
near same; one lot for store corner Bun and
Anderson; one lot for store corner Lovers lane
aud Naters road. Apply TO Or. l.. \. FAIL
LIGAND ar o'clock A. Nj.
ENOE KENT, McMahou warehouse; posses
Il SION given sept. |, 1856 Apply 10 f. Y.
DOUGLASS, ia Bay street.
LNOR RENT, the premlres No. 10 Y ork street,
4 near Draytou, lately occupied by BOWL
ing BrCs. a livery and boarding stable
possession given Immediately. Apply TO II.
Z BOTS N CO., l0S Bay street.
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Gents Furnishing Goods

] lot Gents Gauze Undervcots at y C; sold all
the 5eGsun al BE.
| lot GeUIS GIuze Uudcrvests at Csc; reduced
from 50c.
l lot of Gents Regu AZ Made Lislc Thread
Half Hole, fast col IS, at 2Jc; former price
soc. BE-.
grand combination lots Of Gents Scarrs, in
lcatiirE Atyes, at l5c, 25G and 35c;; cannot
poss ilfy Ds bought elsewhere less than 5Oc,
i5c and ST.. ''
30 dozen Boys Waists, I to- u years. new pat
terms, %eI finished, worth Csc; TO Close your
choiceA0ri 15c
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TRIhTEESl SALE

Property of the Columbus Manufacturing
Company. Complete and fully equipped
Cotton Factory, together with nearly milo
of the finest water power on the Chattahoo-
chez river, ust above the city Of Columbia.
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Oiher Publications Received


iiIE LOUISIANA PURCHASE, IN its Influence
upon sa me American system BY the Right Rev
Papers II the Amsrican Historical Associaiion.
Vol 1. No :. New York: c. r. PutnaTn's sons
s-shlngtcn- Brentano Brothers
PROTECTION VERSUS FREE TRADE. The Sci.
i,Ir Y sl,IltY and Economi, Operation of Dc
s. Hoy DO. New ~ Y6 me tnied state. BY HtSEY
ingtoa: Robert Besm 'S-'''i . No' " ASH
FIVE MINUTE REGULATIONS: For s.boo, and
F0sss author 81 Tloea1iSn snn MHaLrhh *
Ho.;on; Lee & Shepard Washington: W Il Nor.
THE PoPE: The Vicar Of Christ. the Head ., =, .
Church pd;,.I By Right Rey MOxsIeNoR CAPEL: D.
X toiatcsie freiaie OF Ills Holiness Pope Leo
Nil New orr: fr. Pustet * Co.
RECEPTION DAY No. 4: A Collection @. Fresh and
or iIA tsIo gu, keciatons and short Pieces,
New ork: = l. Kellogg & 20.
WAARHEIT UND DICHTUNG: A psveboIogica,
S.sss Ssges1ed ny certain chapters in the Lie of
allen. iA'' ~ n r. l. Ne" York; + T. p
THE HAUNTED LIFE BY JOSEPHINE R Fr11rR
1I Iss11n % S2gf,ship, Marriage Divorce,
SW.xnalIs w = We" 0rA; Funk
EcCIII1fs ;! ASST; INSTITUTIONS: Being Par,
sFkScEH Sew Sosk: D. Appleton y Co ahT MEET
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Hna .Sa.5 % p ? WHIST. and geady Reference
MAJOR Ienace.T New Yorks c. r. Put6am's son Ds
Washington: Rrentano BTothers. 1'''''' > SONS
Evoi;g S, df AND RELIGION. From the stand.
1lINOT ). SAVAGE. hurch of the JTnifS, -, -
fMl&aeipha; George II. Buchanan 4 Co
McCLELLAN's LAST SERVICE To THE pEpr-e
-; loSsther WIFE Tribute TO his Memory BY
SEoEGE TISkSoR CT RTIs New York: d. Apple
ton & Co. Washington: Robert BeaII AFp'e
GEORGE ELIOTS TWO MARRIAGES. arEs
BY CHARLES GORDON AMEs Fourth Efiiio TS' ~
vissd- fhiladeiphia: George h Buchanan 4 10 &c
SUNRISE on THE SOUL: Series of sugyes,,o,.
Bs HUGH SMITH CARPENTER. author 81 He.
and Beyond" etc New York: hunk & WagnaIis
THE sELF-INsTHUcToR IN SILK ESrr-rr~1.
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RAILROADS.


TO pd THE N3 3sr WET ANR souTHwEsE
srE tkAS ale sfEEaREP saTfFEEEEsr
rr.,,s ,.I In .. e5iec, January 18th, 1854
For p,,,.,,n,r ana ? street. follows ~ " y ON
Line $50 m daily to cincnn.,, and 81 ious S
ChicasO, Win Sleeping Oar xitoons Q csissso
). s:s
though ssepess ic m'h %sss.D .Sa A
r sse %esp ;; 100 "a esy Tor ..Sss e
Chicago and Ge1elanS sleeper Harrisburg 70
For Hls ssossossc RAILROAD
W ~ Sm daily eencsps Saturday with palace
For wlllismsport. Lock Haven and E,nira @ sso
ro am Hs daily; , sr.ssIT' SUI day q.
s% 3 81 Ss sHS 1O ss. ssd %
rp pm I'D ds,lv except Sunday;
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and y. 90 pm Limited eIpsss. eco am sSa a&
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ALEXANDRIA AND FREDEKICRsBUR0 AItr
WAY. AND ALEXANDRIA AND WAs6r
fNGTON RA1LROAD.
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m: 2o6. ~, 4ss, e0i, sos and ll.sS pm. q
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1000, l0lo am; LOO, sos, s.28, $40. i0b, ana
1042 pm: and IL. 10 Midnight (except NondsVl
On Sunday az 500 and 1910 am; 7.O6 and Iozt
Tickets and Information sf The of3ce porfh>>s6 -
nsr o. 18th street and PsnpsylventA avsuna and 6
the station where orders left for the checkn1
Of baggage to destination from hotels and rssdsncS
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rfom ChamDefS JOurna.
People often wonder what would be the re-
suits of great naval battle at the present
time. Would many ships be Destroyer Would
the loss of life be greata Let as try to describe
shortly a few of the probable features OF a fight
between two fleets OF modern ironclads. Al
though two hostile fleets might approach one
another in some tactical formation, this could
not be adhered 70 for any length OF time, and
the battle would soon become q series OF inde-
pendent duets between individual ships.
This Is at once apparent when we consider
that most If not al Of the ships would have
rams, and it would, therefore, be highly
necessary for a captain TO have perfect control
over the movements OF the ship, to prevent her
the action the torpedo boats would probably
take very active part, and until extermina-
ted, which they certainly would be in time,
in sinking few ships. It may be safely con-
cluded that every ship would be steaming fast
a anri1s the acton this being Necessary to
positions for discharging torpedoes, and
10 eiude the fire OF an enemy. Heavy gun
the commencement Of the action, and those
ships whose engines got disabled from this
ans would speedily be and at This
take place, for the reason that the boats Of
ship, being always exposed to machineSun fire,
and shattered with shot, and in the incredibly
short time In which o ship sinks after being
rammed it would be impossible for the crew to
drowning. No steps seem yet to have been
taken by our admiralty with q view of pro-
vfdfng for this contingency. 1t has been sug-
gested that a hospital ship, bearing the Geneva
cross, should accompany fleet into action, to
receive the wounded. We would make further
suggestion, namely, that this ship should be pro-
vided with fast steaming boats, peculiarly
marked, to show their pacific nature, which
should proceed to the assistance OF the crew of
the sinking ship. By this means numbers of
the men might be saved who would otherwise
certainly be drowned. 1t is not probable
that the loss Of life from gun fire would be large
AZ the great part of the crew of an ironclad
would be under water. the rest being inside the
arfnored portions of the ship. Few ships would
be able to get into favorable positions for dis
charging Whitehead torpedoes from their tubes.
Even Ii they did so, the course Of one Of these
machines is cratic when discharged from q
ship in motion that 1t would In nearly every
case miss it's mark. The time for the use of
W hitehead's would be from the torpedo boats
at the commencement of the fight. TO sum up,
u Is the opinion of many naval men of author
ity that modern naval battle would only
occupy about half the time of a fight in the
old Trafalgar days; that half the ships EN-.
poyed would be sunk, and that most of the re-
lnalp Ter would be so battered as to be unfit tor
turtle i service for mon tbs to come.
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To LOVERS
OF THE ARTISTIC. OF THE BEAUTIFUL,
And what b not always Beautiful OK Artistic.
OF THE FASHIONABLE,
s; 4 + 4 4 # s:
EE Esf S0GS ~ 4. +
( 4 zoo +. t11I

Invites inspection of its Latest Imported Nevsltsa
The Princes Beatrice is the very latest novelty:
q rSeon 70 sscs Which
variety and give better value than even the New
500 very 6s.asiai os.iieS fses in white, pnE blue
snys &c
Fsn y pe moral 70 6
are satin both sides, artisticay hand painted and
81
JEwELRY.
New and Beautiful designs in oxldIzed Pins, Clasps
and designs Identical. The onIy difqerence r. the
price, which is onehalf less Diamond Jeweiry In the
This ase
es OF s%se1y we ask OF the new STICK
pins. Earrings, etc set in Sterling silver Real q
Undressed Kid Mousquetaires in light tan and every
Paic sseo sna Buttons H. IT, r.
1fssssq I'd 0yss 81 shades
siIk MItts reach to elbow or shoulder csc ,s1.4s
pT Roas aeeg K1d to length o
SOS. Prices, si.s5. $50, siso, 81 10, siss -
All new shades and in various shapes as to fit
all hands Every pair tried on and warranted
LACEs.
Fedora and Egyptian Lace Flouncing. 34-inch wide.
75e, and 46,inch wide for s1.9S
Laces match above, double width Laces to CORE
New
signs, from CSC. to S2.6s yard.
RuFFIJNG
Endless variety at CSC. yard. many designs Of
1000 pieces OF New Rulings to Select from.
HANDKERCHIEF
that for beauty OF design and Embroidery equal those
We have previously offered for Bo and 75c Handker-
YET Exhibited at Soc Please inspect japanese SILK
Handkerchiefs in very superior quality, with plain
above are new goods.
French ,,, Corsage Bouquets perfect limitations
se saI ass p p ssa he Se chysanhemnms
SIX Corsase Bouquets for CSC. that would be cheap
at 81 80. See them.
Warranted all one piece not splieed, Ostrich
RIBBONS.
Picot Edge Sash Ribbons. new colors and styles,
soc: elsew here CSC. yard Other novelties at 75c.;
elsewhere 81. 25 I'D.
THE
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lam native Il England. and while was in shat
country conHacted terrible blood poison. end for
two yeass wae under treatment IN outdoor patient
at Nottngham Hospital. England. but not cared.
suffered the most agonixing pains in my bones, and
was covered with sores all my body and limbs.
Finally completely lost all hope in that country.
aud sailed for America, and was treated at Roosevelt
in this city, ~ wen ~ by prominent physician In
New York, having no connection with the hospitalA
1ssw the advertisement Of swuT's SPECIFIC, and
1deseraned 70 give trial. took six bottles, and
can ~ with great j0v that they have cured
trely. am as sound and we'll as ever was in my
life l. FRED HALFORD.
New York City, June 18th, 1885.
In March OF last year Q864), contracted blood
poison. and being In Savannah, Ga, at the time,
went into the hospital there for treatment Isuered
very much from rheumatism at the same time.
did not get well under the treatment there.
cured by any Of the usual means. have now taken
seven bottles OF SwITT's SPECIFIC and sound and
skin. DAN LEAHY
Jersey City, n. T., August 2, 1886.
treatise ON Hood and Skin Diseases mailed ffee
HESWIFT SPECIFIC CO,
Drawer 8. Atlanta, Ga.
NY. lS7 W. 28d St ID
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Maryland birds won five out of eight ho,t,.s
ana the main between Maryland and PennsyI
EaniS. which closed at North Branch me- :
cumberland, Nd, Friday. The stakes were
SI,ooo on the main and sl 90 on each battle.
FOGr diguised men stopped mail car n, is
towei, County Kerry, Ireland covered the eiTi.
ihe mali bags for writs OF electment
~ Is rumored at Yokohama that, owing To the
nature oi the japanese government to raise n
!osn m England, a plan Is under consideration
10 oorrow money in the United States
Prussia keo iioii'
Prnee krapotkine and Louise Michel have
oeen liberated from prison In Paris
NJ de Lesseps will remain a fortpiyb, O., D.
the END OF 1883 - Nf'e'so oy
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IL Is onicially announced that Germany has
no Intention of annexing the Samoan Isiandx.
Homes Viewers warehouse at Norfolk
Va, was burned Thursday night
The Maryland republican legislative caucus
nominated Representative McComas for 10 g
senator, r. Il. Dixon for governor and jackson
Hoilan for state treasurer
A. W. Bondurant, q prominent citizen OF
staunton, Va, was decapitated by a railway
rain at Goshen, Va, Wednesday
Al stanton, Va, Wednesday night the Their.
nometer registered eight degrees below sero
mIiiam Jackson, colored, was found az the fair
Inc Beaver Falls, Pa, car works foundry and
machine shops were burned 10 the rronnd va
terday, together with the Chinese headouarfers
anu every building On the square facing 9Th
avenue except the Mansion housa
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AUCTION SALES.

nuNcANsoN sRos.. Aacaiossssa =
EXDCUTQH'9 SALE OF FURNrTURE DC. con.
TA1NID ~ HOUSE No as KAD0ACRU.
On "WEDNESDAY MoRNYNo JANUARY
HI nMsrETTl1I "a, H.. cemnencine q TIN
VGA<QCAs Wu Ell. ~ public ounekoo. e honoR No.
49, Massachusetts ayeane northWsSf r. cnfiF0 faf.
niture, &C., contained therein 10 VII:
roHes FsaShers. China Glassware. &C, xe
Executor q Estaee Of lfarsArss 1I3n dec010SA
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Lrou1o BsnAn
A PURE MALT EXTRACT

PURE MALT EXTRACT
Posse1es the highest merit It IL manufacture dfrum
the choicest materials, and combines the most pala
table qualities Of refreshing drink, with lnvfeor
ating and wholesome properties OF the best Malt
tracts.
1t true tonic and delightful beverage alike desir
able for invalds and persons In health Will be found
upon trial to be pleasant and complete substitute for
all alcoholic drinks most OF which are too stimulating
for delicate constitutions
Is the beverage Par Excel1ence" for nursing
mothers. creates an abundance Of milk, while Il
strengthens and invigorstes the entire system.
After careful analysis, Wilbur q. Hall, Phi. D., New
York. says Liquid Bread is refreshing nourishing
table beverage, and wholesome invigorating tonic
II paatable 70 the taste and Of easy assimilation
SIS, Its low percentage OF alcohol ef'erves-
cence, its delightful taste and odor, all combine
commend NicholsOD's Malt Extract as being q most
nourishing beverage and the best article Of SORT
that has ever come under my examination"
Sold by all leading Gr0cers and Druggists
DAVID NICHOLSON, Prop'r, ST. LOUIS
Atwholesale by
WIN MUEHLEIsEN
N11 SlS 5TH ST.. WASHINGTON.
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EXECUTORS SALE OF FRAME HOUSE AND
LOT ON MASSACHUSETTS, AVENUE, Be
TWEEN FOURTH AND FIFTH STREETS
NORTHWEST
On TUESDAY, JANUARY NINETEENTH, -
1885, at FIVE O'CLOCK PM, I, - Executor, ssss&
win SELL In front Of the premises, all that part OF
LOT No -, IN SQUARE SOUTH OF SoUARE
No SIG,
beginning Massachusetts avenue 30 feet northwest
from the southeast corner Of said Lot and running
parallel with east and southeast lines Of said Lot
through to street, thence west with street 20 feet:
thence parallel with FIRST described lines to Massachu
sets avenue: tence Southeasserly with sad avenue
20 feet the beginning, together with the ffproye.
nents ways, easements rEhtA privilege &c Is same
Terms onethird cash: balance in one and two
years Rotss g bear siz per cent inters PAYABLE
at option Of purchaser. C0nveyancing, &c. ct pur,.
chasex's cost deposit Of 800 required at time Of
wise ExecutoS reserves the right to resell g k ana
cost Of dehultlng purchaser after Eve d2yg public no
tice Of such resale In SEINE noWnpeper ps6tahed 81
Washington, Dc. WM. Il. WOOUWARO.
jA7SlAds
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

In OaDz. To RrDucx Srocx, I
OFFER FOR THE NEXT 80 DAYS NY ENTIRE
LINE OF WALL PAPER AT COST roR cAsH.
EMBRACING ABOUT $1,000 PIECES. I WILL
ALSO DO THE WORK AT REDUCED p8rcR
YOU CAN SAVE FROM 20 10 . pm c1zsr,
ACCORDING 10 QUALITY.
J. +. sPELsHoUsE AoE,
No 521 7TH ST., oPP0eITE GEN. Posr OFFICE
js7
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FRANCE CLAIMS Mrs. RYAN's BABY.-Mrs.
tSyan, mother OF one OF the Newark boys re.
went 10 Paris, gave birth to a child on the re.
turn voyage. Yesterday Q representative OF
the French consul took birth certificate ~ the
New YORK health board and asked that the
babe be registered as French subject having
peen born on a ship flying the tricolor The
Newark authorities.
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baltimore AND OHIO RAILRoAD.
Scheduleln effect SUNDAY, DECEMBER lmn, laaA
until further notice.


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daily. except sunday.
Isain: sS,lss ss@ s: W.. s:sz gao 7so...
From 2nnspes 80 and :c a $40 ga e.
From Ee slinHss s sSSG s Sse !sosp
Frs| FREDERICK and intermedlaie poiniS eos IN.
and $40 m daily. except SUNDAY.
Trains leave Baltimore for Washington O. Clio,
$50. 7:2o. sA5, e05 and 1880 An, 12:l6, 4 "a
~ ~. 2. ~, ;So, ysnd 100 pm On sendazA 81
Ali trains kon Washington SOP q Relay ss.noa
except l4O. 8l6 and $40 pm.
spe ss
Pennay1vania avenue. corner OF 1lth sfrU0s, Wh0fO
orders wil be taken for haggaee % 8 chocksG ard
received q any point In ths city.
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JAZZ Gen. 4enae9, baldmoc& q. u A
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-01-16
WAsHINGToN. oAIo AND wEsTERN RzIL
w ROAD.

On enl amer NOVEMBER l6rH loo6, so1m Nm
Lave nom and arrive q b and p. 6sh end basss0
Leave wa.hinston q 200 an. ana A,SS pm, q.
i've az Leesburg IL 90 am. and o,45 pm: arrive 6
leave Round I'm 651 am. and Las m pe3 LsSE
burg 0s11 an. end 2sO7 Pm: and arrive y WoahtnR-
ton q 6:35 an. and l:l0pm
The train arriving a Washingson st SIS An. 81
thai leaving Washington ct lst6 pm ere daily q
other trains are daily except Sunday
Moniniy and commutasiou Rsss. 70 si peinh