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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-09-14
A Collision on the C. & o. Road.

sIA MEN INJtHED, btI NUSE DAN6kKOCsLY.
The eaSt-bOund mall on the Chesapeake and
Ohio Railroad, due at Charlottesville at IL AS a.
In. yesterday, collided with a freight between
Waynesboro and Blue Ridge tunnel, causing a
bad wreck. special TO the Baltimore Sun says:
The engineers and rremen did not discover they
were rushing together until the trains were within
my feet OF each other. The firemen then Jumped
from their engines Engineer Dumane and Fire
man Joel, OF the passenger train, We're both hurt
though not dangerously; Baggage Master William
Anderson was buried under ais trunks and pain.
iully bruised; Express Manager j. G. McClunk re.
ceiyed injuries about the chest: Mall Clerk r I
Dougherty was badly bruised; Wilbur f. Stone
mail clerk on the Midland Road, was badly cut
about the face. The engines were telescoped
Inc tender OF the passenger was driven mali
through the mall car. the other cars were
blocked SO badly that IL would take twenty-four
hours 10 clear the track. Passengers and mall are
transferred. The wounded are being cared for at
the Augusta House, Way nesboro, except Joel and
Anderson, who were taxed TO Richmond
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-09-14
How He Came TO Take II.

ACoLohkp kAS DEALER EXPLAINS A POINT IN MORALS.
Robert Hamilton, a colored rag dealer was
placed under arrest Wednesday evening py Ser
geant Byrnes, who found him with a quantity Of
metal, tncludirg some brass pipe The sergeant
suspected Hamilton OF being crooked" and took
him, with his push-cart. 10 the Irst precinct sta
ton Hamilton became indignant when the off,
Ger informed him that he was arrested on suspi-
cton- splclon OF WHAT asked Robert '-Ol
stealing that metal" answered the sergeant u
" Deed" said the prisoner al never stole noJhin'
In my lie" The serge mt doubted Roberts word
and locked him up. He rested peacefully in his
eel until his conscience bothered him. II tell you
the truth he then said II didn't exactly steal
that metal out III tell you how got IL You see
l goes TO Mr.. Z q. Wheeler's to sell rags and
while l sell him the rags Bob Scott, Who works
there, puts the metal out under my nose, and Of
courSe-" "IOu TOOK It." suggested the ofncer.
Detectives Carter and Mahon then arrested scott,
and the two "Bobsr were arraigned before judge
Miller yesterday afternoon on a charge OF petit
larceny. They each pleaded guilty 10 the charge
and were lined 40.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-09-14

The PARNELL CoMMIssIoN.-When the Parnell
commission begins It's investigation In London an
application VIII be made for the release OF Mr. Dill
Ion on bail, In order 10 enable him TO prepare his
defense and appear at the hearings either OF
the accused or as witness. A. he question OF the
appointment OF an American commission will be
raised at an early date. The IfDses has obtained
sumnonses 10 compel Mr.. Parnell and Others TO
make affidavft to documents In their Possession:
also summonses to insure the attendance OF lead
ing members OF the national league. Mr.. Davi {
writes 10 the secretary or the Parnell commission
that he never sanctioned the publication OF his
statement, and that he did not know that anybody
intended 10 publish IL He admits the authenticity
OF the document.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-09-14
The Naval Appropriations.

INV CRCkERS TO BE BCILT-THE NAVAL WAR
COLLEGE To BE CONTINUED.
The new vessels provided for in the naval appro-
priation bill recently approved by the President
are two steel cruisers Of 1900 tons displacement,
at q cost exclusive Of armament, OF not more than
o. 100000 each; one steel cruiser OF about 1900
tons displacement, to cost exclusive OF armament,
not more than 81, SOC, 900, and three gun0oats or
cruisers neither OF wnlcn shall exceed 1000 tons
In displacement nor $780, In cost, excluding
any premium that may paid for increased speed
and the cost Of armament The contracts for the
nrst three cruisers must contain provisions that
the contractor guarantees, when completed and
tested speed under conditions " be prescribed
by the Navy Department, that tue 3,Ooo-Jon
cruisers shall make a maximum speed OF at least
19 Knots an hour and tue D, 30O-tOn cruiser shall
exhibit maximum speed OF at least 20 knots an
hour, and that IOr each quarLer-knot OF speed
in excess OF this requirement. the contractor
shall receive a premium over and above
the contract price Oi $4,000 and 1or
Quarter-knot that such tails OF reaching
said guaranteed speed there shall De deducted from
the contract price the sum or $4,000. In the
contract for the construction OF three guAboats or
2.OO0-tOn cTuls, rs such provisions Tor Increased
speed and the prem uIns shall be made as in the
discretion OF the secretary OF the Navy may be
deemed advisable. Ii the secretary nnds IL i'm
possible 10 contract at reasonable prices for the
building Of SAID vessels, then he may build any
ell OF them at such ndyy-yardS as he may drslg-
nate. Otner important features In the DILL are
appropriation Ito enable the Naval War College
10 Oe conducted up 10 January l, 1889, provided
ICED 10 Consolidate and pace under one command
the Torpedo station and the Naval War College at
Newport, K l., after said date;" an appropriation
Of So. 900 I0r the Torpedo school; sl2 900 Tor
nlunItiOn Tor the guns OF the dynamite
cruiser vesuvlus; 100000 for the improvement OF
the plant at Mare Island; 100000 toward the
construction ana competition oI tine new Vessels
with their engines, boilers and machinery, anu
s2OOO,OOO toward the armOr and armament OF
them For the construction OF steel practice
vessel OF 500 tons, Tor the or the Naval Acade-
my, an appropriation OF s275, 900 Is made
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-09-14
Europe Sometimes Beats America,

from the LOndOu Evening NeWs
Timber RATS on the Rhine are often fully as
large and valuable as the monster American log
raft so much discussed OF late. For instance last
month a raft went down the Rhine from Mayence
TO Holland, which was TBS feet long and ITO feet
broad 1t carried a crew OF 120 hands, housed In
some dozen huts along the raft, and the timber
was worth T2O.OOO.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-09-14
Inland W alter ROutes

ADMIRAL LICE INSPECTING THEM TO OBTAIN VAL.
CABLE INFORMATION IN CASE OF WAR
Admiral Luce, who left New York on the steam
launch Vixen, several days ago, on a voyage TO
Norfolk, BY way Of the Delaware and Raritan
Canal, reached Philadelphia Wednesday even
Ing The trip through the canal was rough. and
On reaching Trenton, Tuesday night, the admiral
returned TO New York, while the Vixen Wednes-
day morning resumed the trip down the Della aware
10 League Island Ia charge OF Lieut.. ColweI and
three men, Yesterday morning Admiral Luce
called upon Mayor Filter and Mr.. George w
Childs, In Philadelphia, having come TO that civ
~ rail-, and then proceeded TO League Island
The river. AT Delaware City he entered the Ches
speake and Delaware Canal He will pay short
slslt 10 Annapons, and expects TO reach Norfolk
sunday. Admiral Luce stated In Philadelphla mai
his object In taking the inside route between
New YORK and Norfolk, In addition 10 pleasure
was Tor the purpose Of inspecting the inland
passages. and In this way obtain Information
which would be valuable In case OF war; He also
stated that ne proposed To proceed as far as New
orleans On the Vixen by the inland water course.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-09-14

California company has been organized to
manufacture soap out OF material tnat Is skim-
med from boiling spring In mat state. Tue SUD-
stance hardeDs by exposure 70 the air Il like sun
clay. and v supposed 70 be mixture OF borax
uikad and lubrtcaLing oil
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Roy.IyIsrToRs To Roxr-O,

ROYALVIsTTORs TO ROME.-Owing to an assura nce
which the vatican received recently from Vienna
II Is believed that either Emperor Francis Joseph
or the crown prince OF Austria will soon visit the
pope. IL has become known that the emperors az
Germany and Austria originally intended to 90 10
Mona together TO visit King Humoert bur when
King Hulnbert, In answer TO Emperor Williams
telegram announcing his visit, said he would ..pe
glad TO receive an ally OF the Quirinal" it was
decided by Emperor Francis Joseph TO abandon
the idea OF joint visit.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-09-14

Paris Dispatch to the London Daily Telegraph.
The French legal authorities are at last making
. determined effort to exercise the morphine
specter. OF late years morphine has been anything
but 'tdrug in the market" from one point OF
view, II not from the other. The doctors assure
US that "morphinomaniacs" are to be found In the
hundreds In every class OF society. Some OF these
unfortunate Creatures have by constant practice
trained themselves 70 take daily doses capable OF
sending ten ordinary people 70 The other side OF the
Styx. Now we learn that In provincial town
chemist has just been sentenced TO q rortntghts
imprisonment and nne OF c2z for selling NOR.
phine-denned a. . rank poison-withouta medical
prescription
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Secretary Whitney will Not Resign.
MS RELATIONS WITH THE PREsIpENr.

secretary Whitney said 10 an Associated Press
reporter with reference 10 his alleged intention to
resign: "There is no foundation for the statement
nor for the last reason given In its SUPPORT namely
That am pTotectionlst and opposed 10 the Presi-
dents message on that ground and therefore, will
resign after the election. i am just the same kind
OF protectionlSJ that the President Is, and we
have not differed upon that subject. We have not
Always agreed upon questions OF policy, but our
differences OF opinion are forgotten when the &C.
caslon Is passed He has always accorded to me a
larger snare OF mis- confidence, and much greater
confidence than ever considered myself entitled
u. No man with ordinary sense could be asso-
ciated closely with the President and not concede
MS right TO control the policy OF his Administra-
Jlon. am happy 10 say that no cloud has ever
passed over the personal relations which existed
between the President and myself before We came
here. But you Can understand, l suppose, that
this life leaves marks upon a man. To administer
great public Office properly may look easy, but
IL Is not You have TO bear burdens and give your
life TO 1.-THE rewards are great, out the care and
strife are great, too-and dOuy Jess you can appre-
ciate That man can consistently look forward TO
the day OF his relief with pleasure and at the same
time cneerIuliy bear his share in the contest so
long as he Is deemed Of Use. That's all there Is
about 1t,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-09-14

STARVING INDIANS EATN0 THEIR CHILDRIN,-Late
advices from the Northwest report great suffering
and many deaths from starvation among the In
dians OF the CANADIAN northwest territory. From
Ism are reported, where, 20 save thetr own uyea.
heads OF families have killed and eaten their chil.
c654 900 for supplies for The destitute treaty In
dams or the Northwest, but IL ap6ears that dia-
honest agents who were tntrusted with 1ts dis-
buFsement have Appropriated the money.
Forty. four psrsons were drowned ana seoooou
DAMAGE done by the foods M Arignbh, n H.
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Why He Used His CIu5.

A POLICEMAN Acquitted OF CHARGE OF ASSAULT.
Yesterday, IL the Police Court Officer James
Branson, OF the nth precinct, was charged with
having. on Saturday night last, Committed an as
sault and battery on Milton Goodloe. a young col
Ored man. Mr.. Shillington represented the Gov
ernmenI and Mr.. f. p. Gloss the officer. GoodlOe
testified that on saturday night he and his brother
and Companion were returning 10 Hlllsdale from
the theater about IL 80 O'Clock; that when near
Dtn and streets southeast the officer came to-
ward them and looked at them, When one OF the
party said, 1--WE are not the men you are looking
for" The officer then grabbed one OF Them but
let go or nin, and they passed on, but the officer
followed and dealt the witness a heavy blow on
the head with tae 0aton and otherwise injured
HIM GOodloe aud other witnesses testified that
he officer appeared TO have Oeen drinking; that
he Ciid not put any one under arrest nor was any
charge made, and the assault was entirely un-
provoked.
For the defendant II was testified that there
were SIX or more men In the crowd. ana the officer
spoke 10 them about swearing, and, going among
them, he used his club and they scattered.
The defenddnt Iestined that there were or more
eolored men In the crowd curSlng and swearing and
one said when he got up TO them, ..No one = OF
Can take US" lie then attempted 10 grab
one when another tired 10 trip him. The oilcer
said he then used his baton and the crowd broke
AID ran He did not know whom ne struck
The court, after reviewing the testimony noted
discrepancies In the testimony Tor the Government
and SAID he could not hold the officer guilty OF as
sIult on IL, and dismissed the Case.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-09-14

The HOFFMAN HOUSE SUIcIDE.-The Hoffman
House suicide In New York Is thought 70 be Edwin
v. seeDoum, London dramatisI Editor Flynn
OF the Clipper, said yesterday that he knew See
oohm Was going on q tour OF the world. The TAB
On Tue suicides coat bore that name. One OF the
satchels had on IL the letter s. and piece OF his
underwear had the letter Z embroidered on IL
seeoonm was lair dramatfst and the author OF
several plays. among them being "Little Lord
Fauntieroy,' which Was produced AZ the Prince OF
Wales Theater In London last February.
EDWARD EvEKErT's NEPHEW A HosrLER-A
Philadelphia Press special from Mannheim, Pa
Sept. IL saJ 3: samuel Everett, nephew of the
late Edward Everett, the celebrated statesman
Is hostler az q hotel In this borough. He was
private secretary for his uncle, when General
Harrison appointed him minister to the Court OF
ST. James, England For many years samuel was
principal OF an academy az Orangeviile, Columbia
County, this state. He saved money and lost it
specializing In powder, anu for eight years has
been hostler In many parts OF The state.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-09-14
1928 l5ru ST.

The MISSES KERR's School for Young rAdss and
Little Girls will open WEDNESDAY. SEPT %. Ac-
eommodAtions for = limited number Of Boarding Pu-
pills se3-2m
THE FIFTEENTH SESSION OF THE MISSES
u feys school tor girls aud little boys vii open
September IL, At 1850 Corcoran se 0-m VIA lms
M ADAME A. PELE. wEII~KNowN FOR HER Ex-
AZ oellent pronunciation, will give French Le<sona
private or in Glasses. Highest Recommendation 90
10th st NV. near the Arlington Hotel. sel-3m'
SRENCH THOROUGHLY MASTERED IN TWO
l. years by the best of ali methods, namely: The
OF Paris. sorbonne University, professor classical
ana modern languages s03 10th st. NV. an2s- Inn
CT: JOHNS COLLEGE, ANNAPOLIS. MD. EIGHT
~ Departments aud -Four Courses Of study. Students
permitted TO board In clubs IL Desired Terms very
moderate. Preparatory School attached Special at
tention sivea to fitting boys 20 enter college
versity. the military naval schools Of the Gov
ernmeut situation most beautiful and healthful
For catalogues address President THOMAS FELL.
A. NJ ,y25-2m
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DRyrSrrIoS or BArTERY.-In the Police Court
yeGserdAy, Charles weDo was charged with an
sssault and battery on Ann Brown "Are You
ontirV or not guilty7v asked the CLERK "What do
20 nan py batteryf" asked the prisoner .Did
- srr1fe hsrfs azked the court "Ies, xirn Was
- roSpousc. rive doharS' said The court
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-09-14
EDUCATIONAL

nLNEY INSTITUTE
~ 3l22 p %. xs.t washinrsou
The third annual session opens Octohrr l. 1eeN Tbe
English h thorough and cornplets s,sA for<isn
languages practically taught limited humber "a
outside pupils may jotn Mime. Ia Costs's rench ana
Nine eilbsrts German ,en.l cs-ss. and MINE
Gilbert. cassss n ESnt,ns and drswins: For tenns
se6-.. th. -lm'
CHARLorrK HALL SCHOOL. ST. MARYs ooUN-
Nm ,omus,c. "A. /, ,s,h v ear srprrxrrn /, ,.s.
situation unsurpassed for health Extensive erounaa
Terms eli 90 for hoard aud tuition for ten mcntha
Full particularly address
N26-tu.Is2m r W. SYLVESTER Principal
S"AETHAokE oot sLMksSMhfHxonE
Opens 9th month. 1lth. Thirty minutes from Brosd
st. station. Phi sdelphis Under the care Of fnends
Pull college for both sexoA Classical Sciennc
Iarstory school, Healthful location, lsrv~ srOunds
extensive buildnss aud spparstu~ For catalogue aud
Hio-eoSln EDWARD L. MAGILI. L. D.. President
CHELTENHAM ACADENy-BoARDlNe SCHOOL
~ for Boys Chelteu HillA near lhilsdelphis: ga
tensive buildings CHAPEL and gymnasium: large plAy
grounds military drin; prepares for oole or ousi-
ness: Is year besins september 1sth- Adoress
tel+-eo3et Rev. DIR. CLEMENTS. Oronts- mr. PhilA
olnA MAPLEwooD INSTITUTE FOR BOTH
SoVV sexes. Concordville. Pa Prspautory.
Business Graduating English Graduating. scientlnr
and Coeee preparatory courses slecisi care 70 nle
boys Highly recommended by patrona yoskPh
shOklLlDGE falel. A. N Pr. iee-eoom
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Transfer OF Neal Estate.

Deeds In Zee have been filed as follows: ]. d..
Miller 70 J. NJ. Baden, SUBJ 81. block -, Long
Meadows; 3. H. Kuhn TO G. ii. Davis part 10,
20 ga; $50. G. G. Bradley TO W. X speiden,
2art 8, So go; $3.50 10 q. Ii. Horton 10 Beverly
horton ar, part subs. IL and Is, So. SIS; Al 500
r. . hiN 70 N. j. keane, part ,, So. 10ll; $500.
. Davis. j., 70 MARY A. Burgess, subs. 2 and &
-: soe; $3.50. e. A Mcnhenny ct al TO W. T.
V5isn SUD. 20, 81. 40; s&.2o3l2. E Derrick 10
aSnes ". Slsseil, -. So "a; S2,3;S3 GonZaga
SotIsge 70 Ellen Looney, suo. l7s, So 62I; 5000
6xh.on and Psiro.trustees, TO Nellie ID. TannehilI
LOIS rs and ~, block u, Brookland; $45O j. H.
Menoen 70 W. Brttt, part Friendship; 500. j. r.
winner 70 hattie weyi, lots 3 70 D and ., block Is,
nenoi w, &C. A y. Pardon 70 Anna McKeeyer
part = BLOCK 10, Meridian Hill; 8, go
He VIII HAVE 10 KEEP HIS WIFE From FALL
INo.-Georye Parker Was charged in the Police
Court yesterday with an assault on his wife T. len
Parker. Ihe latter gave ner testimony VITA some
reioctance, Out being pressed by the court SAID.
he only Just knocked me down win a plate but
did noe hurt me-" George took tue stand and SAID
he just gave her ssoye and she fell Mr. Shilliny-
ton sat1 the Government would De conLenI win
personal bonds. The court said ..if your VIE ran,
3own again when you are anywhere near ~ VIII
TO hard with you j will take his prrson Al
bonds with The understanding thai II his vile rails
again and he ID near the bonds In bis cass win be
HOOo On good real estate security"
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CITY AND DISTRICT.
keeping Things Quies ON the Potomac
-h"w Gang or Boys were Cap
fnHed -

The police patrol boat has proven a valuable
ADDITION 70 the police service OF the District during
the excursion season There have been fewer
nights aiong the river frod:, owing no doubt to
the fears entertained by the rougher element OF
the presence OF the river police Besides Keeping
order along the river front the officers OF the boat
nave saved several persons from drowning and
Ieoo'eIeo several bodies OF drowned persons
since Haroormaster sutton took charge OF the
boat there have been but few robberfes OF river
vessels reported, as compared with previous sea-
sons- The boat not only does good police service,
put II aids the harbormaster a great deal In the
aiscnArge OF his duties. Instead OF standing on
boats 10 move their craft he can run along beside
mem, ana 90 ard the vessels iI he desires. The
Saaasr si - Kept clear and there is NOT so much
making ffs usual rounds, stopped several persons
no0 snooting on the marshes, and the men also
approaching q wharf near the mouth OF Rock
creek gang OF colored boys stood on the wharf
and Yelled at 5Hs fns ,ney
the ATTENTION q the Officers and cali them ashore.
they arrived some distance above, when they ran
In out OF the boys sight. Officers Kendall Dean,
n Soy SSnsta1ne, G5eehe, Hasn n ana as ha
and BY hank movement surrounded the wharf,
Then the boys made a break for liberty, but the
officers succeeded In capturing two and three
each. The boat went back 10 the wharf, and the
little urchins were brought up 10 the captains
desk Haroormaster sutton acted as Judge, and
the boys were given a good lecture and advised
as 10 their future conduct Some one suggested
that the boys be thrown overheard, when the
youngsters began kicking and crying. one OF the
crowd, who was badly frightened, attempted TO
get away from the oficer. crying. sinister, deed
can't swim" The boys promised 10 behave them
selves better and were released. The boat, as al
ready stated, is IN charge OF HarbormaSter SUIT
ton, with Onicer Kendall as engineer and Onicer
Dean as pilot. Officer Boyd is detailed TO arrest
any offender, and on sundays OnlceTs Greene and
Constantine detailed assist the regular crew.
The boat makes two or three trips eacn day, and
every wharf and vessel In the haroor Is inspected
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-09-14

WASHINGTON INN AND COTTAGES
An attractive and rstclass suburban resort situa.
ted upon of the highest points Of ground ia the
District ON the Tennall town road. ariy OF posit
President Cltveland's and 80
minutes ride Of the cefter of Washington.
In CHARGE OF experienced motel MANAGER who will
trouble expense for the comfort or pleas
ure Of tn. CUES ..
Table frst-class in every respect.
Rooms en- suite sinsly.
Rates. 60 to s12 so per week
Dinner parties served short notice
Stages will be run to and from the Inn connecting
with the street railroads in orgetown
Address WASHINGTON Inn. Georgetown, D. C.
iylSwxs2m
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SUMNER RESORTS.

A sBuRY PARK. n. j. THE VICTORIA FAMILY
"A Hotel. Ocean: table and Appointments first
class arfesian water, and all eniences:
greatly reduced for September. au3o-n. w.s-im
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" and North cspiosl sesL Az
Conducted b. the Jesuit 1stherA
CLASSICAL Cemnasreiai end Ge1suttAa 1o-cpsne asps
3 Z0DR olo pec auareee.
Rsv. 4 \ MeauRx. 4 =.
3 <v..> t..f 1sonkAnnk
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class water gas and all cow niences erns
greatly reduced for september. au3o-n.w,s-lm
QLUE MOUNTAIN HOUSE
ON THE SUMMIT OF lHE BLUE RIDGE NOUN.
TA1NS, WASHINGTON COUNTY, MD
Command ng Masuhcent AM Idcturesque view Of
the famous Cum berland aud Shenandoah Nalleys
No Malaria No Mousquitoes Cool. dry air.
-Four trains each way daily.
az mikes from Baltimore on the Western Maryland
Railroad Direct connec Union station Balti-
more. with trains from ashinston.
Circulars descriptive Of Hotel and surroundings.
be obtained in Washington at
4. q. smiths Piano Warerooms 1928 Pa ava
J. II. Morlar:y. Merchant Tailor. Gle Pa.
Edwin r. Droop, Piano Marerooms. 925 Pa ave.
j. L. ogram. Druggist III Pa ave-
Terms IS aud IS. 80 per day. special weekly ratss
Add.ess UP SHANNON. Manager,
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PIANOS AND ORGANS.

NOTICE! I WILL ON nth SEPTEMBER hi
IN open the HaLet Davis Piano Rooms with
cho:ce lot Of Uprght Pianos for sale and rent.
seq -6m II. l. SUMNER.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-09-14

TESTIMONY or MEMBER OF THE INDIANA CIVIL
SERVICE REFORM ASSOCIATION AZ 10 THE METHODS
OF MAKING OFFICIAL CHANGES M THE INDIAN
APoLB POsT-oFFICK.
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TAs Cssssmssss - - uxVsse -
~ =, vssna,gsua - s.nuay -. ia
Ne coserseuaass Tu sEAs - 10 sssas pssuw
q. SA~vSss esasv ssntss sssUpr Sse
Uls61p6 Mn1sA