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be real, and Miss Lyons took her par, with much
grace and nnsh.m

FLAMES L. Herman, the veteran manager, presents
TO his patrons next week, beginning Monday night,
another nrst-class entertainment, Keruan's Euro
pcan specially troupe, direct from the principal
theatres Of Europe, being the attraction Added to
s,e,s e ,s'1ds WsWlev e R,csmonn Mannlns and Williams
the renowned comedy sketch team, Bryant AMI
Holmes; Conroy aud Dempsey, IN variety OF new
songs, music and characters; Marion and Belle, Dave
and Mnne,) the lightning change artists, and others
OF recognized ability. The mammoth entertainment
s farce. "ohi T'i III Do WeiI III iIereW 10 insure the
comfort OF auditors reserved seats will be sold a, the
box,oiiice from 10 A: NJ. to T. M. The ia laaies y.
feature during the coming week, on Tuesday, Thurs
day, and Saturday.
Thomas \ wa,sons Dramatic Company will ap-
pear at Herzops Nnth-street opera House this
week In the sensational drama OF 1.-THE Two Wan
derers," depicting life in New York and California.
It IL full Of exciting incidents and comedy situs-
tions aud fine mechanical effects. During the
action of the drama will he introduced Miss Bstelle
Wellington IN artistic songs and dances, Forman
nna Meren ~ sns en"n ana TSoas sos
Watson In their laugh-provoking specialttes. The
business at this popular place IL opening IN me
style and splendid list OF engagements have been
secured
The celebrated sensational actress, Madame New
vile, and her equally talented son, Augus,in, appear
at the Dime Museum Monday afternoon and night.
"The Boy Tramp" is in -four acts, ana has been one
Of the most successful OF the New York sensations.
The New York Herald speaks IA follows OF IL:
"tThe Boy Tramp fhas been treated better than
tramps usually are at Pastors Theatre during the
pasi week. His adventures have attracted such
good-szcd audiences that he has concluded to tarry
there week longer, and without much fear OF a
policeman in the shape Of the great public, telling
him TO move on" A grand balloon race will be
given every night at = O'Clock ut the Museum, free
to ali.
Lewis Morrison ana Celia Alsberg have had such
q splendid success tn Henry lrvngs version of
"Faust and Marguerite that they have dropped all
their other plays and will make this the feature OF
their season. This at traction will follow Mansfield
ut Albaughs.
The Sunday herald., 1886-09-26
LOCAL MENTION.

Tug popular shoe house Of Messrs Dalton \ strick-
land $50 Pennsylvania avenue, IL now putting on
It's fall attire, and a force OF painters and paper.
hangers are buslly engaged In rejuvenating and
adding their art In decorating, previous TO the grand
opening OF handsome goods this nrm VIII early
mace before the public This frm are fully alive 10
ihe growing Importance OF the city, and intend that
their establishment shall be as attractive as similar
houses elsewhere while they will he prepared at all
tunes 10 show the hest and most stylish goods OF
Inc hest makers. The force OF employees, Including
the popular proprlctors when not waiting on Gus.
toners, are now buying, Inspecting asserting, and
arranging their fall stock OF goods, which Is hand
somer and more complete than ever before Per
early call one of the rules OF this house IL, ut Is
always a pleasure to show goods, whether you wish
TO buy or not"
"FIFrY-oSE" Is the latest invention OF nfteen.ball
pool and as played at Scanlon's ParlOrs 4l5 Ninth
street II is meeting with decided nit No one, not
even professional players has an advantage, as the
average PLAYER stands Just as good chance 10
win The game Is q treat, and will surely become
popular, as 1t is new wrinkle OF MI Scanlons own
mind. "Keylaln
MR HENRY KING, JR., OF Kings Palace, has
lust returned from New York, bringing with him
his fall importation OF hats and bonneis and Paris.
ian and English novelties, which he Will carly dis
piay TO the public, OF which event due notice Will be
made In the daily papers.
Tur Excelsior Turco- Russian baths, tShedds.l 9o3
street, have been renovated and repanied and are
upexcelled anywhere. superior scientific shampoo
ing. These baths are the most certain cure known
for nav fever
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tw- A @ A L. ID /.

R,1ayo A @ A II ID.
To all who are suffering from the errors and ndis-
cretlons OF youth, nervous weakness, early decay.
loss Of manhood, etc, will send recipe that will
cure you, FREE OF CHARGE. This great remedy
was discovered by n missionary In South America.
Send self.addresseI envelope to the REV. JOSEPH
ISMAN, Station d, Ne,D York Cftv. se5.Iy
The Sunday herald., 1886-09-26

The Washington Cadet Corp and Capital City
Guards, prominent military organizations Of this
city, have perfected arrangements with the Balti-
more and Potomac Railroad for grand excursion
stant, accompanied by the Attuck Guards and
Light Infantry Of Richmond. Va, to participate In
the anniversary celebration OF tho Grant Memorial
street station at 10 A. NJ, and, returning, leave Bal
ilmore at 2:3o A. NJ, Tuesday, the 2sth instant
Fare for the round trip has been placed at the low
rate Of t tickets to be available for passage going
and returning on all trains except the limited ex-
,ment viii he Ina,e sor tbc CONTEXT and snvenienc
OF those availlng themselves OF this extraordinary
low rate TO visit Baltimore Friends OF the two
military organizations arc Invited to join In and
make the excursion grand success. Tickets to he
secured from members OF the committee or the
ticket once. Sixth-strce station, on the morning Of
| the excursion.
The Sunday herald., 1886-09-26
NATIONALS.

L
Earned runs-St. Louis, Two-base hits-Hines,
Il Kreig, .. Three-hase hits-Seery, I. Passed
balls-Mycrs, 1. First base on bas-Of Boyle, q:
shaw, L. Struck out-Shaw, $; boyle, 8. Double
pays-Crane and McKinnon. Umpire-Pearce.
GAMES ELSEWHERE.
PHILADELPHIA, Sept 25.--MornIng game-Ph,la-
delphlas, II; Chicagos, 4. Base -Phadelphins,
10; Chicag0s, O. Errors-Philadelphas, 8; ChIcaros
H. Afternoon game.Phladelphlas, 8; Chicagos,
0. Bsse hlts-Philadelphas, s; Chicagos, Q. Er-
rors-Phladephas, 4; Cnlcagos,9.
BOSTON, Sept. 25.-Bostons, 9; Deiroiis, 1. Base
hits-Bostons, 8; Detrolts, Z. Errors-Bostons, 8;
Detrolts, 8.
NEW YORK, Sept. 25.-New Yorks, 3; Kansas
Citys. 3. Base hlts-New Yorks, I; Kansas Citys,
9. Errors-New iorks, 6; Kansas Citys, s. Game
called In seventh inning on account OF darkness.
LOUISVILLE, Sept 25.-Louisvilles. I; Metropoli.
ians, l. Base hits-Loulsvllles, o; Metropolitans q
Errors-loulsvllles, 1: Metropolitans, 8.
CINCINNATI, Sept. 2-Cncinnatis, 8; Brooklyns,
S. Base hits-Cinclnnatis, 3; Brooklyns, 3. Errors
-Cincnnatis q; BroOklyns, s.
PfT-TsBuRa, Sept. 25.-Plttsburgs, Athletics, 1,
Base hlts-Pittsburgs2 Q; Athletics, y. Errors PITTS.
burgs, 1; Athletics,3 3.
The 81. Louls.Baltlmore game postponed on &C.
count OF rain.
The Sunday herald., 1886-09-26

H s. NAVY PAY OFFICE,
~ wAsnIkdTos, u. o., SKrTgMBgn ~, 1885.
SEALED PROPOSALS., In duplicate, indorHed
"IrOIOsuis O,dildnoe," Will he received at this
oce until noon, October 25, 1856, for articles TO be
delivered at the Ordnance Department OF the Navy
Yard, Washington ID. o., free OF any expense TO tho
Government, and subject to the usual inspection and
conditions, W. Megasiilons NOS; ~ 70 1s9.Class
Moulding sand ac.; o, Charcoal q. Brick; I, files
3 plg Iron; y, COPPER ana TIM 10 steel; II, Pulley
Drills; a. Emery Wheels 10, IIellIng; 10. Leather;
u, sheelskins; Is, sperm and Lard on ~, ~ Do
Wood. 10 be awarded BY classes. Proposals must
be niade on oi'eial iofins iurnsheu S%.h scnedues
70 reject any or all bids, ami bids only from "manu
iaeturers oi OF regular dealers " tue articles which
persona must guarantee the prompt ana faithful ex-
ecutlOn OF contract aud tue competency OF the guar
antors must he certified TO before United States
officer.
THOMAS H. LOCKER,
Pay Director IT, =. n.
se20lt5 Navy Pay Agent
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Ninth Street Shaving Parlor

MIR. j. II. SHEPHERD las opened o Brand-New
Firsi-Clas LAYING and ndIIAIi-DREssINaB H. SHOP
In the aunton building, Oh Ninth street.
ap2o'n y. II. buEpHERn
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nINRINQ

DurlBg the past week the crowds have continued
to increase nightly and everything points brilliant
and successful season. Manager Grouse, now that
he Ia only accountable to himself, Ia introducing
many charming Innovations, while the genial polite
which characterized him In the past s still ex-
tended to ALL The music Ia a most pleasing feature,
the selections being In good taste, and exceenty rem
dered by a ful. orchestra. Fancy dress carnivals
will prove great attraction, anu Il is the intention
OF the management TO hold several OF them during
the season. An excellent opportunity to learn the
art IN Afforded upon Monday, Tuesday, Thursday,
and Friday afternoons, the sessions from to4 +.
NJ. being devoted to practice.
"Aldcrncy Dairy Wagons"
Fresh Alderney butter churned every morning and
deliveredn In 6-pOund award" prints, s5 cents per
pound. Also cottage cheese, buttermiik, and sweet
milk, cents per quart. Cream, 15 cents per pint.
DIED.
BRADLEY.-Funeral services OF Mrs. A. u. Brad
ley. at 1895 Eleventh street, Sunday, p. NJ. The
remains will be taken to Olean for interlnent.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 25, Jacob j. Deiama.
ter, NJ. d., In the sixty-ffth year Of his age.
Funeral from his late residence 1905 street, Mon.
day, September ~, at +. NJ.
OYLE.-Septembcr "a, OF apoplexy. Susan Doyle,
at lexington Mansion, GlenwOUd Road. Interment
In Brooklyn.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. -, Oliver l.. Harrison,
In the thirtyflrs year OF his age Funeral at r. NJ
to-day, from 1851 jefferson street. Georgetown.
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Excursions.
BURGESS'S
PALATIAL
IONSORIAL PARLORN
AND BATH-ROOMN.

Oorner Of Eighth aud ID streets n. w.,
YOURTERN CHAIRS Warrington o.. q.
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MakeP. 20. Money Orders payable and
address Registered Letters to
NEW ORLEANS NATIONAL RANK.
se19at New Orleans, La.
The Sunday herald., 1886-09-26

1861 Prizes, amounting gto..............o to. osss. 500
Application for rates to clubs should be made only
TO the oftce OF the Company In New Orleans.
address: POSTAL NOTES, Kxpresa MoIiey Ofders,
or New York Exchange In ordinary letter. Currency
by Express, (at our eypense,l addressed
\. A. DAUPnIN, New Orleans, Ls.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-03-03
BRIGHT BITS.

A GERMAN rus red into drug store on Penn
avenue yesterday and exclaimed: "Mein Colt,
young man, eat raw bork. und dnk dere
vos dOss machinery in it;'- Pi5tobHrg Chron-
icEe.
NEW YORK DOODLE ALDERMEN are rustica-
ting IN New Jersey. They think it better to
FISK being struck by jersey lightning than to
be stunned by C0nkiing' tlunder.-F Eau Rtcer
HeT0td.
HIS HEARING WAS BAD.-Emplover-D
you SEE what's on the door,
PaG-A bit of paper sur.
EmplOyer-lt says, Please shut the door.
Pdt-Falt, didn't hea- II, SUBTLE Judgs.
WILL sullivan fight" asks a contemporary.
The editor miqht receive convincing re-
spOnse to his query by sneaking up behind
sullivan am smashing mis- hat a couple OF feet
down owe his eyes. But unless his 'deVII'
mas tpe ability 10 run his paper couple Of
months he had letter employ d man 10 secure
the answer for him .-40rristyGo9 HerdLG.
LITTLE EDITH Mr.. Sapley. why does my
sister Clara always pray when you come TO
see herr
surely, she doesn't. What do you mean?
Why, every time when you come here and
mat you are in the paror, Clara just shrugs
her shoulders AMI says - LOrd"-Ee-
change.
THE Willy ALDERMAN.--
Now the Alderman Is seeking
retreat,
" AOAN tl4cAO u NJ buplct suCdhlHS
On his beat;
For this bad investigation
shows he's bet his puUlie station
On private speculation
K ither neat.
Aleu- York Life.
He Injecting her at the church door to es-
cIrt her home - That was beautiful hymn
the service closed With
She-Ies.
He-Ara you fond Of hymns?
She-Weil. there's one | may say I'm par
tlcularly fond of.
he-Indeedl What kind of metre is it in?
She-Ips a come an meet-er him.
Then they linked arms and strOlled away
with their heads close together Boston Col-
rier.
80 ESGLIsH, YOU KNOW" ma. Wen
have to cut sue EitzDercy.n remarked Eiha-
hnda Dew ggs yesterday afternoon.
why 500 ask. d Mrs. DeMi4gs
"Why, you know she is getting her dresses
made for her wedding. Wen, she invited me
10 look 40 WIN a. she allied her travelling dress.
TRAVELLING dress, indeed! Why, she ought to
know that The English term now Is going
YES, indeed; if she's that vulgar we shall
have TO cut her, certainly. n-Pttts5H,g CbroD-
icle.
UNCLE ZEKE- Deed, sophronia, t'Ink de
pore BOY am gwine ST.
Aunt So hron a-"Wh-Wh-Whats he
til in bout. Zekiel:"
Unc Z ke-"He's sayin'-he's a sayin',
So brODia. dat de little white washed angels
am a uoaln' by"
aunt sopbronia-"NuHin'' bout lie hebbenly
hen rOOst-. Zeklelsr
Uncle Zeke-'Nufia'. Sophronia, muffin
Pc r ter me like de pore boy am gwine to de
wrong place-Oi-Or else de hebbenly home
ain what il AN cracked up to be.''-Tid-
Bits.
THE GIFT OF THE CAB
when a person is gassy and frothy and smart,
An ID very mucn gwen to Dlab,
There's "A very old saying that nits him quite
tart.
1t is. He's the gift Of the gab.'
SO wien you hear orators spouting away,
With falae words like those on a slab
Don't think him SAVIOUR with something to
say,
He has only the ''gift of the CAB"
For a very queer world is this. brothers of
mine,
And Its humbugs you rarely can nab;
For q great MT y ia Gals as patriots shine,
Because they've the git OF the gab.''
-BOStOn BUd0et.
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PERSONAL.

GEN. FITz-JoHs PORTER is 81 years of age.
Mr.. PARNELL entered Parliament eleven
years ago, al the age Of 20 years.
SENATOR GoRMAN. with wig on, might
pose as q model OF the Father of his Country.
IT Is STATED that ex Gov. Crittenden, of
Missouri, Is % be giveRa unanimous election
10 the Legislatare byh9s nome county If be
viii aceept
SECRETARY LAMAR is credited with having
lately re uked Col. Ingersoll for his agrees
i've inhdelty, and expressed hope that he
Will some day become Christian preacher
PRoF. SWING. of Chicago, was graduated
from Maine University 800 IN debt He mar
RED when his salary was only $3.50 year.
ishing congregations m Chicago.
JOHN B. COUCH is sald to have had what is
called a strong presentiment that he would
no. survive the present year. He frequently
told bis friends that ne would never see 20,
which he would have been IN August lSS7.
COMMISSIONER CoLMAN. OF the Agricultural
u partment. has been invited by the faculty
OF Purdue University, Lafayette, Ind, to de-
liver she annual address before the scientific
societies at the next commencement OF that
Institution, in June next.
y. q. Breckenridge, son OF the famous states-
man who went down In the Confederacy, is a
citizen OF washing ton. He is mentioned as a
nominee for Surveyor General. Mr.. Breck-
cnridge, says a Washington correspondent. Is
very oflgut anu promising man. uNdIluk
marked resemblance IN features and IN man
ners 10 his distinguished sire.
Mr.. HYNDNAS, President OF the British So
cial Democratic Federation, and the leader
in the new movement which has suddenly
made itself felt in English Affairs, was eNpell-
ed not long since from the new University
CluD OF London Tor the grave ofense Of being
a Socialist. The Windows Of the club house
were smashed by the mob during the recent
riots.
SENATOR GEORGE, OF Mississippi, Is a quiet
looking Individual, with full beard and heavy
mOustache OF yeilOwish- white, thick, long,
brown hair, falling over rather low fore
head. He dresses IN 40 unheeoming dark
snuI- colored suit. Beginning his legal career
as q court re orter. no rose & be Chief Justice
OF the supreme Court Of Mssssippi, and re-
signed thai petition for the Senate. Assoc
cinted with Senator Blair upon she Committee
on Education and LABOR. he has become in
terested IN MANY Of that gentlemnn's We've
aud b. especially friendly 20 liberal measures
aud discussion on The side Of labor.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-03-03
Hopeful Hotel Indications.

Savannah generally succeeds in what.
ever she undertakes. There may be de-
LAYS, but when once her citizens de.
termine upon anything, it is only a ques.
ton OF time when 1t will be carried out to
the full extent of the original plan. This,
there is now reason 10 think, will be the
history of the new hotel movement which
has been before the public for several
years. The people have not changed
their views as to the necessity for large
modern hotel, especially adapted for she
accommodation Of those who seek
Southern climate in winter. Apparently
all that is necessary 70 secure the hotel
is TO combine the several
schemes. or course in any enter
prise in which many are interested there
will always be found a diversity of opinion
upon almost every question connected
with it. Fortunately, every body inter-
ested in the proposed hotel in this city
admits that either Of the sites which are
under consideration ia satisfac-
tory, and either can be secured. The
efforts TO bring about this desirable state
Of affairs have met with unexpected sue
cess. In addition 10 this nearly a sufi-
cient amount Of subscriptions has been
obtained to secure the site which may be
selected aud, IL is stated, that parties are
ready 20 supply whatever additional
amount that is needed. From present in.
dications the long-talked Of hotel IL in a
fair way TO become a fact.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-03-03
senator Logan's Grammar.
From "a CAleaao NaiL.

The painful discord often apparent between
Senator Logan's nouns and their verbs In
point OF number Is a source of amusement to
him az we'll as his critics. At dinner given
by senator Manderson the other night Gen.
Logan told q story that shows how he regards
his fame in this respect ~ vas going Ong
the street one day just before thu election In
Chicago in 1854" snid he, land overheard
two Irishmen talking.
Pat said one, 'Ofm goAn 10 vhote for
johnnie Logan.
'''Phat the divil are yez goan & do tn
ferp SAID the other, Fan you a Dtmmycrat all
yer daysP
"'Ofil tell ye, said the lifelong Democrat
Haven't ye heerd how johnnie Logan has
been murtheriD the Queens EnglshP BY
gorra, that why Opm g0an 20 vote for Johnnie
Log NJ
That IL the iirst time.n added the General
CHATS I ever heard Of nv grammar doing
me any good.n
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-03-03
Black Night.

Fran The Aa9azine Of art
A Wayfarer on the void.
b ack the air and the ground;
On he goes through thu dark.
over marsh and mound,
Like death bell his heart has toll'd
One grOan. no other sound:
He has fallen from a Verge-he lies-stark
Aud creeping wind on the void
Whistles tn rough pitch black air
For Will 10 the Wisp to hold
His cRering lantern there,
Where the mOveless fare lies bare,
With sightless eyes a-stare.
But the wind is not 81 bold
As to touch the blood-wet hair.
Merely freside fancy?-No,
A thing that happened years ago,
On this very moor.
Nigh this very door.
Draw the window curtains close,
Blacklist night is round he house;
The cat purrs loud, the crickets sing;
shadow sweet our tranquil ring,
The winds in the chimney. and below
The whispering fire sheds dusky glow.
Hushl-a knock. Open and see.
Who's there? "A Wayfarer."
Welcome ishe.
WILLIAM ALLIS6HAM.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-03-03
Patent Omee Corruption.

from ms Ne0 York star lDeDi.l
The Republican parry, TO be consistent with
ltseli, and TO Co plete the chain of its official
coTruptions, should have converted the Patent
once into den of lniquity. II the allega-
lions now pressed upon public attention are
true, the Opportunities tor knavery furnished
by the grant of many thousands Of patents
were not wholly neglected. IL would not be
surprising II those who are the most active N
deuouncing holders OF Pan Electric stock
prove TO be accom- plices Of spectators who
nave prohted by a shameless and corrupt
abuse OF Patent 81 flee powers. Let the puo-
lac wait for ami insist upon complete devel-
opnents, meanwhile exercising the common
sense that is necessary to promote the restor-
alton OF governmental era of common hon.
esty and common Justice.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-03-03
Pre,Idsnt olereland,. Neck. .
From the Cleusland Leader.

Prom me CtebetdH0 Ledder.
Editor Rosewater, OF the Omaha Bee, has
been lately IN Washington visiting Senator
Van WICK. and OF course called upon Presi-
dent leveland. There lives in Omaha a man
named Jewett, who IA now the doorkeeper to
one OF the Omaha brewers. He is a portly
fellow, ana he has q ne which taxes about
an lS-inch collar. Thi- collar in Jewetts case
Is phenomen lily large, and from both neck
and collar iewett has gotten the nickname in
Omaha OF "Shirt-collar Jewett.n Jewett
came from Buffalo 20 Omaha. After Editor
Rosewater had said gOod-day to the President
he gave him a message of respects from jew
cit. aud asked HIM n he Ten nber-d him.
Certainly do" rephed President Cieve-
land. "and want to know all about him. He
is a queer looking fellow. that Jewett, andn--
here the President leaned over TO Mr.. Rose
water, and, In an earnest tone, continued
"And don't YOU think, Mr.. kosewater, that
Jewett has a bigger neck than mineY'
II don't know was Rosewaters reply. II
guess il IL ABOUT quarter Of an inch bigger,
but / think, Mr.. President, you crowd him
pretty close
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-03-03
INDBT TONBW ADVERTISEMENTS,
MEEr1NGs-savannah Yacht Club; Geo

MEFrrNGs-savannah Yacht Club; Georgia
Cha ter No. A. NJ.
STEAMSHIP CONGRATULATIONS Line.
Auction SAILS lie OF Bark Briefly Hid,
BY j. Mclaughlin & son; Felt and Wool
Hats. Etc. by G. II. Dorset.
WANrs-Age gents with Small Capital; Young
Msn Wants Position; A Situation: Evening
Lessons on Violin; Situation by Young
Lady; Barkeeper.
For RENT-House 90 Bay Street; Large
Front Room; Two Furnished Rooms.
FOR SALE-1fO Acres Farming Land, Etc;
A.Chickerng Piano; 10 Acres Land on White
Buff Road; A Beautiful Salt Water Front;
30 a ores on Thunderbolt Road.
IOsT.-Black and Tan Dog; A Child's Neck
lace.
PERsoNAL.-To Gentlemen Desiring to Play
Foot Ball Matches.
srRAYED.-A Mouse Colored Mule.
EeGs FOR MATCHING w. E. Myers, Mari
eta. Ga.
Legal NOT -. As to Demands Against
Eannie Dudley, deceased.
DAMASCUS BAzAR.-1l Broughton street.
ELECTRIC BELT FREE.-Elect trio Belt Co.,
Brooklyn. n. Y
MASQUERADE CosTUMEs.-Mrs. NJ. Het-
ferich
SHAVED ICE AT Fountain Of G. NJ HEIDI
& Co.
SIGNOR SEVERE STRINI's REsIDENcE.-l56
South Broad street.
DRY GOODS. ETo.--Gray & OBrien,
Isle THREAD GLOvEs-At Gazan's,
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Easy and Simple Lessons Needed.

from The Vel0 York Tin,es lNug.l
On Saturday Mr.. Evans, of Pennsy lvania.
favored the House Of Representatives with
some elementary truths on the subject OF
sound currency. endeavorIng TO impress upon
the minds of the members the simple fact that
eighty cents worth Of silver will not in the
long run buy dollars worth OF ans thing.
HIS Statements and illustrations were OF the
klnd thar are easy TO understand and 1t IS TO
what is especially needed al Washington is a
rev easy and simple lessons in the rudiments
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-03-03

M. Rousseau, the chief government on.
gineer sent out by France to report on
the Panama canal, has explained his po-
sition in regard 10 the matter almost as
definitely as has Senator Evarts defined
bis views on the silver question. He said
TO reporter the other day: ~ have
never telegraphed anything at all to
France about my report. Ibaye otwrit-
len a line upon that report; have not spo-
ken and do not intend 10 speak Of its
tenor before reach France. am a rep
resentatiye OF the French government,
and my observations and impressions are
tbe property Of the French government.
There is no foundation whatever for the
statement that either Mr.. JacQ1et, who
represents the canal company, or mysli
have given any expression, either adverse
or favorable, upon the subject"