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AUCTION SALES.
This AFTERNOON.
WALTEB B. WILLIAMS Co. Auctionesr.

WALTkh q WILLIAMS Co, AuctioneGh
vALgAnL;E IMPROVED PROPERTY OF O STREET,
BETWEEN SIXTH AND SEVENTH STREETS
NORTHWEsT. AT AUCTION-No t22 =
On Friday MAY EIGHTEENTH at HALF-PAST
ses- Lot ettersd l. in square AL. 20 feet inches
front by Ito deep to alley. improved BY threestory
dwelling: ten rooms and water
Terms made known Of sale
ny14-d&ds WALTER b. WILLIAMS CO.. Aucta
V'HOMAs BOWLING, Aucuoneer.
THREE VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS ON THE
TEENTH STREET. Ar Atcff6S.
ON FRIDAY AFTERNOON. MAY EIGHTEENTH,
Lots l22 123 l24 in r. J. 1ibbstts sub Of parts q
lots ~ ~ ~ and % in square 20A, 17x70 each to
Terms S3 600 in cash tho balance .. eight, and
cured by deed OF trust. All conveyancing and re-
cordns at purchasers cost ESQ deposit will be re-
Quired on each lot at time Of sale
myl4-dSds THOMAS BOWLING. Auct.
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i excite the sppetito are ANGOSTURA BITTEka
prepared By Dr.. J. q. b 6iegert Soma Beware OF
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FINANCIAL ANDCONMERCIAl.

New York stock Market
The following the opening and closing prices Of
the New York stock Market, - reported BY special
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DOWNING, Auctionesr.

VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS IN GEORGETOWN,
PRICK 3ii F sTNTff ~ pEAhYETTf ANP FRED
On MONDAY, NAY FOURTEENTH, 1883, AT
FIVE O'CLOCK p NJ. in front Of the premises, shall
in square l07. fronting ITO feet Faystts (s5thj
street and l32 feet tth m street the Fayette front
having about 135 feet depth and foot alley the
rear The Fsyetts front can be sesusly subd
80 feet front.
Immediately thereafter viii offer lot 60 in square
107 having frontage Of so feet on Frederick (3Ath)
street and depth OF 100 feet te 15-foot alley.
TERMS One-third ossh, balance In one And two
semi secured BY deed Of trust the prop
erty so s 9r AZ Sasn AZ the gurehas.rs option de-
SALE Costs of cOnvsysncing kc- 70 be borne BY pur
chaser Title perfect ap26d6ds
II THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED UNTIL.
HOUR Alb PEAoE 'A0o"D' 1000 "A"A
my 15-dHds THOMAS BOWLING. Auct.
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SOUTHERN PRESBYTERIAN.
Proceedings OF the General Assembly
in Baltimore To-day.

in BAltiM0re To-day
BALTIMORE, May 1S.-The General Assembly OF
OF the Presbyterian church, met at $50 O'Clock
this morning An Invitation from the N. Z. Gen.
eral Conference in New York was received pro-
posing union committee Of all evangelical socie-
ties on Sabbath schools Protests against organic
union were presented
special committee was proposed to which to
refer all correspondence referring TO union with
the Northern church, which was adopted. The
committee on the centennial celebration in Phila-
delphia ON the oath instant reported an accept
ance OF this general assembly TO join In the cele-
bration.
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ASSISTANT SECRETARY MAYNARD has returned TO
the city from New York, where he has been for Q
few DAYS
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CHlASMNGHRY SALE OF VALUABLE LOT. IN.
sRNMTImTI UNITING HOUSE NO, 1921 D STREET

CHPANnoSv1RhnS s sALE o. o yALgAHLE LOT a;
soyTawafEsr.A HHD srA 81 1871 D STREET
e e ssP,ss: eess
iiss StR
O'CLOCK PM. Lot numbered !25, Of the subdivision
" Ssess u S; sss
II :.is :: prs.srSed Sy the DEGREES
Of ole the 81 Y.Ss IL cash .y.6s
IL moass stsr TN ns
OF SALE with interest on said deferred payments the
within sitter lie "a. ss Of sale ea: The ss
q & sSs n.p sail.
AL. VEL. n ss
the the right q resell al the asf
Sa the
ovo w sr,cvvrv Room 9. webster Law isidins
Auctionesl. Sae Est mySakds
coun. Of the rain until MoNbIYs NAV TW HN AZ
FIN lisSSa. at the MI: NV
T snLE c6 SE ~ ZEAL
sM5SH or Ah Taa4
BEiSd o. THE EAsfEkS BRANCH RANCH S Or Ana.
TSs1 sW bRfbek HeRGsg
TIE ANACOsfIA RIVER AND By THE WAY
OF PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE EXTENDED
KNOWN As "IwINING CITY"
By virtue Of Q decree Of the Supreme Court Of the
District OF Columbia passed in cause Of Nsilor vs.
Nsilor ct al No. 9.327 i'll equity will offer pub
lie sale the premises, beginning on tn URSDAY
SEvE E III, pay Az Of June D: 1883, at HALF.
subdivision Iwining City" made by us q trustees
aud recorded in the surveyors office Of the District Of
Columbia
Terms Of sale onsthird cash; balance in equal in
stalmens at and two years. notes be given
ing Yer interest from day Of SALE payable semi
annually, aud be secured by deed Of trust the
property sold, or all cash 1T option of purchaser.
A deposit of S2o each lot will be required at time
OF sale. Conveyancing. &c, at purchasers cost II
terms Of sale are not complied with in days from
day OF sale the trustees the right to resell the
property default at the risk and Of the default
ing purchaser or purchasers, after five days public
notice of such resale in newspaper published In
Washington, ID. &.
N.B-Pats show wing the subdivision can be obtained
on application to the trustees the auctioneers.
RICHARD SMITH, \
sos ST. W., Tr,.&.o.
CHAS. A. ELLIOT. AFus'ees'
4O6 9th st. n w.
DUNCANSON BROS,
Auctioneers. myl7-th,f. &stJe4kd
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WALTER B. WILLIAMS 4 CO, Auctioneer..

VALUABLE UNIMpROYED PROPERTY, FRONTING
ON STREET, BETWEEN FIRST AND SECOND
STREETS NORTHEAST, AT AUCTION.
on TUESDAY. NAY TWkNTY-sECOND,a at SIX
O'CLOCK p NJ, shall SELL in 'front.' o! the premises
Lot Is in square "a having ~ feat inches front
Terms. One-third cash: balance six. twelve and
eighteen months for notes bearing interest from day
OF SALE and secured by deed of trust property sold
Al conveyancing, &C., ~ cost Of purchaser. &2OO
my is.dsds WALTER B. WILLIAMS CO.. Auct.
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Mr. LEWIS w. CALI, OF Kansas, nrst class pr
vate in the Signal Corps has been appointed TO q
clerkship OF class 8 At $1,000. In the Bureau OF
Military Justice, as law clerk OF the Judge advo-
cate generals Office. Mr. call received the highest
rating In the recent civil service examination for
that position.
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Greenough's Washington.

PROPOSAL TO REMOVE THE STATUE ONE BLOCK
AWAY.
The resolution directing an inquiry into the ex-
pediency OF removing the colossal statue OF WASH
tngton now at the east front OF the Capitol 10
some other place. and protecting It with a canopy
OF some kind, has been transferred from the IL
brary committee to the committee on
public buildings and grounds No action has
yet been taken, but proposition has
been submitted to the committee that
seems to meet with favor. IL Is TO place
the statue In the center OF the Intersection OF
East Capitol and LIST streets east and 10 construct
over 1t an inconspicuous octagonal pavilion, the
latter to be OF iron, with small pillars and dome
shaped glass roof so that the light will fall equally
on the statue from above. IL IL PROPOSED 10 pro-
tect the pavilion by an iron circular railing,
and, perhaps, seats will be placed inside the
structure. IL is proposed 20 make a
small circle In the center OF the Intersection OF
the two streets-East capitol and 1st This win
be at the northwest corner OF the Library site,
and If the Government shall purchase the
squares opposite and corresponding with the
library site-as is now deemed probable-the
statue will occupy central position In the Gov
eminent grounds east OF the Capitol This plan
has struck members OF the committee as good
one. and will probably be adopted. IL would cost
but little TO remove the statue, as II would have
to be transported but the width Of one square,
straight up East Capitol street.
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OCEAN STEAMERS.

SHORr kOUTE TO LONDON
- NORDDEUICSHER LLOYD s. g. Co
Fast Express Steamers,
To SouthsmDton doudon hsyre,. Bremen.
Elder. sat-. May 10, IL I'm. Ems, Tues. May 90,
Q: 30 pm Saale. We'd. May 23, 3 80 pm. Fuda,
sat, Nay 20. am; 1rave, We'd. May 80. . a In /;
EIbe, Sat. June = noon.
Comfortable ststerooms, excellent table luxurious
SALOON appointments Prices: LIST cabin. 100 and up
wsrosa berth. according 10 lOcatlon; "a c4on, $40
anu 500 . berth. steersxe at low rates Apply to E
D. DRooP. e25 Penn ave. BEALL. BROWN 4 CO..
1921 Il st myl7
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PRESIDENT CIEyKIASD's RECEPTION to the dele
gates TO the Baptist convention has been post
poned until tomorrow at 2 80.
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RANGE OF THE THERMoNETRR--The following
were the readings at the signal once to-day: a
NJ, 81; y. NJ, SO; maximum. %; minimum. 81
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e xt!gAsnS gr 'Nss3XsP
ME E sE SSSH s Hab q FHIn HgfE
SsSSEa II MS s ST fET Skf4Eb F
sRnRR 81 4hf 6T Al SSoITfad foSrS
EIGHT TEET 0N I STREET AND Rus Ming
bWRLii EaH H3GSE AND SRfoR sFABL ssick
r s n sn ga a cS "
a b. 1853 wherein samuel A. Lee. BY his committee,
s saaS s. sas % ao5
we will offer for sale = public speti0n front
isss; i +: sSs. Il az 10 SeESek
nston in the psrct Of Columbia sa to ~ S Mai 0
:1S :sy s ss s:esssS
IN s ss SoSs the OF cd District
and theresS befoPpsns
q s aor and o
that width ana extends S:s q two HUNDRED
further 35 feet to Tie sontS line
1Ssss IS y xee S s ga s
3, % or ss snd being the real
Terms Of sale One third Of the purchase money to
and the residue in two equal instsiiments psysSls
ssn Or i:s
e S az S
the puIchase money and the interest thereon. de-
and recording It the cost q purchaser or pS
~ Il term; q .ss IRE not with
cost Of the d.ss, xMhss s.
JAMES E sos sS AZ 4: n" Trustee.
mv7.soa kSsm 70 LsDroi TH sgsld how, ,ra
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1.-TWO MAGNIFICENT BUILDING LOTS ON
l. CONNECTICUT AVENUE. NEAR DUPONT
CIRCLE.
On MONDAY AFTERNOON, MAY TWENTY
FIRST, at FIVE O'CLOCK, will sell, in front Of the
premises
Lots 55 and So, Square Ill
Each lot has front of % feet Connecticut ave and
back TO wide alley in Finer building lots
not to be had in the city.
Terms: One third cash balance in and two years
Notes to bear cent from day OF sale
able semi and be secured BY deed trust
all cash. at option of purchaser. deposit of 800
will be required each lot at time Of sale Convey
aneing. SC, at purchasers cost.
Title good
myl 5-d6ds DUNCANsON BROS. Auctionsers
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And this accounts for thsif recon-
msnding BENeON'e PIASTER u
superior 10 Ill Other external reno
dies for Coughs. ColdA Hoarpsnsa'
Chest Psina end other symptoms 81
approaching pnsumontA Thsy eisc
pgeeerfhs e for Rheumatism. 6ctst'
J ica, Lumbago. Daekaehe. and Ktdnsy
Affscttona Thsy always specafy
BENsoEs ID eedesinG g beytng:
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FIRST Lnrr. Jos p. T. PAKrKILo, Co. A, and
First Lieut. Geo. p. Borden, Co. ], 5th infantry,
have been transferred
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EHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
~ BUSINESS PROPERTY on SEVENTH STREET
BETMEEN e AND STREETS NORTHWEST
n y " A - ~~~~ ~~S . 49,


ssSSSSSEss ShSREhTy SS sksEsIR sHSsE4'
9RR9s 81 aENEhAh SoST OFFICE in THE
BY virtue Of decree q e: Supreme Court of tn.
S g ss IN On c.s tue s Fl
'HSf
parcels of land in square numbered four hundred and
fty.slt t456 in the city OF Washington, District Of
The n0,a half q Lot Numbered ten 90
is In sres snS opsso bacp aSHn as NS
Brick stable in the rear;
improved BY ave sOry Brick building Known ss No.
5l5 9TH street northwest with Back Build
Corner Il said LOT tE rsy
Ave S35! feet sleysn q inches thence south about
thspos Q the beginning, improved BY brct stable.
persons desiring in business pSopesy 10
Terms Of sale. as provided by the decree, one
sna shrss
Notes Will be required Or all cash at option Of
payment Of all purchase money the property win be
81 sale s It cost Of I
the trustees will resell at and ISL Of dsfantng
@ iY s1 ~ w
'' ''S'''@' WI %ii 7 All A. aoRDoN.>
REIN Ell 4 si 5 Pf'fxsDAL1. r,
.A ST s A. ss e1f Ii ave. '''''sS'
my,o-dads D. I'M NoAS II 6S BROS. Auc.ioneers.
geo W. sTICKNEY. Auctionssr. s30 + st
TRusTEET SALE OF VALUABLE uN1MpRovRp
fkEks iifa AS IS sri 5aF sfhEEf fssE1s Be
e {: .ss 81 ssa ins a
e. NM sss Il F7E sTSGa H 81 81
lowing described real estate situate in the city Of
90 feet inches from front TO original lot MUM
os 81
inches east Of the southWsst corner Of said lot and
sna Ssnss
Terms OF sale: Ons,third cash; balance in one and
SH The ,r s shsh the
a. s s pei cent per an9q from day Of SALE payable
$50 will Be required al time Of sale All conveysnc.
ustses the right resell the risF and cost
notice published at Washington is'S0'
m,,,asa. E Rnfih S a. nR4aSEr Trustees.
p stHK SE Se si AsR
E fo bk k1SK ms
FIRST at SIX O'CLOCK, We viii sell in front Of the
fronting 90 FEET on srsss horh Win sD.b o,
i2O feet and improved by two-story and basement
venience and in thorough repairs comfortable home
or frst-class investment
IMMEDIATELY AFTER, Lot %. square III 'front.'
north NTH depth of 100 feet makinsa very desir
Terms; third cash. balance in one and two
able ssmi annually. and secured by deed trust or all
cash at OF pure naser or purchasers deposit
chaser's cost. DUNCANSON BROS,
Auctioneers
TWO FINE BUILDING LOTS ON L STREET NEAR
NEW HAMPSHikE ANENyE NoRTHMEsI.
SECOND, at SIX O'CLOCK we win sell in front Of the
PART LOT 10. SQUARE 70.
fronting 80 feet street, aud running back that
width to 30foot alley splendid building Lot in .
rapidly advancing locality.
notes to bear per cent interest from day Of GALE
payable and be secured by deed OF
goo required At sale Convsysncins, &C.. It pur-
chaser's cost
ZINE BUILDING LOT ON 1 STREET. BETWEEN
sfkkff HNHfkAgE AND EIGHTEENTH
II FIVE SaK W n II.
N i'o'' o. p Pa }sfI Icf q. SQUARE ,sl
fronting rs s,l2 feet on perth side Of street. and
paved alley; desi!sble Building Lot.
Terms; One. cash. balance in one and two years
able annually and 70 Be secured b. deed Of trust
premises. all cash, option of purchsser de-
Of at q 70 S
Of dssuItns purchaser after Ave days public no.
BRRS xSs
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PROPOSALS.

DKOPOsALs FOR WASHING, TowELS.-sEALED
Il PROPOSALS. IN duplicate VIII b ressiyec az this
G-srr until TWELVE O'CLOCK NOON, TUESDAY
JUNE TWELFTH, 1855, for Washing Towels FOR us,
Sar Department aud It's bureaus during the
cal year sudnx June 80. 1889 Proposals should state
III prCs pr Bdlers are notified that award
Orforna screptance of any bid under this advertise
Int Will t. made until Congress makes an sppropria-
ton fruul winch thp services called for be paid
Bank forms Of proposals and Information VIII be
ulshed application u this Once The GOyerDneut
rrs.rves the rixht to reject any and all bids G. ii.
Apl I Assistant QuzrterIoaster, U. . Army.
Hyls-ItkJesS9
hEPAKTMENT or THE INTERIOR WASHING
fItou. Nay =. lSSS.-Sealed propossls Will be re-
Cgiyet - tins Department until TWELVE O'CLOCK
u. TUESDAY, MAY TNENIl-SINE 1855. for fur
I4shlns supplies, consisting mainly OF meats. pro-
Nls-9hs grUcereS. dry goods. shoes. drugs, painis
AioNAr Lue Ice luin Der &c for the use OF the Gov
eminent Hospital for the Insa near Washington,
during The nscai year ending june 80. 1889. Blank
Huausructl0us 20 bidders will BE- furnished upon APP
ssrs W 'ni' Department VIM r. m MS, ssere
VpkoPosALs FOR sTEAM-HEATING APPARA-
a lIS-~Ak DEPARTNEST. SUPPLY DIVISION. May
- Ise sailed proposals. N dppncate vii be *
teLy-d az tins once until EEIDAI. JUNE FIRST.
tSsS, al ONE O'CLOCK p. NJ, for furnishing steam
te4tins Apparatus Tor Old Army Medical Museum
buldins aud Annex on Tenth street northwest Plans
eld Specifications Tor the work be and all
css4ry information obtained application to the
.lcer N charge al the Museum Building. Proposals
~ o endorsed Proposals for steam heating Appars-
-. - Il HOfT. Assistant Quarternsster. U. s.
e--ny. myl7-2tk20.2e-2t
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WALTkR d WILLIAMS 4 CO.. AuctionssnA
VALUABLE UNEMPLOYED PROPERTY. FROM
ING ON LINDEN AND BOUNDARY 6TREET
At IHk INTERsIgTION OF RHODE ISLAM

AVENUE AND sTREET " A
9n MSSpA NAY q! e III, AT HIv.
valuable propesy frontine 81 feet on Linden street
Rhode Island avenue UeDroit PHrkl This property
10 ebly located. water and gas, making Il val
liable property for the erection Of DWELLINGS, and shoud
command the attention Of buyers
Terms: One third eash bslsncs IN and two years
by dssd q trust 90 psopsFsS sCla Al so9veyancing
' '''',S:s isH ~ 38 81 11xs co.. Aasss..H
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A NCHoR LINE xr,,
LIVERPOOL VIA QUEENSTOWN.
Steamship CITY OF ROME from New York
WEDNESDAY, June H. July 1, August \, Sept 8
largest aud finest passenger steamer afoat.
Saloon Passage $50 To Q 100 Second Class, ESQ
GLASGOW SERVICE
Steamers every SATURDAY from New Yorkto
GLASGOW AND LONDONDERRY
Cabin Passage To Glasgow, Londonderry Liverpool
or Belfast, $50 and $50; Second Class $50.
Storage. outward or prepaid, either service, s20
Saloon Excursion Tickets at Reduced Rates Truv-
elers Circular Letters Credit and Drafts for any
Amount issued at lowest current rates For Books Of
Tours, Tickets or further Information apply to
HENDERSON BROTHERS, New York or G. W.
MOSS. 92l Penn n W., Washington. aplO-3m
TNMAN LINE-NEw YORK TO LIVERPOOL
II CITY OF PERRIN: April 2. May II, June 10
CITY OF 6GHICAG0i,.... April z! May 20; june 80
CITY OF RICHMOND. April 2S June 2, July z
OHIO May s. June D. July
Flrst Cabin passage. ESQ and 800. Second Cabin,
$50 and s35 steerage. s20 PETER WRIGHT &
SONS. General Agents, New York. GEO W. MOSS,
Agent 92l Pa ave. Washington. d. c. ap2-3m
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New Rules In the Police Court.

JUDGE MILLER WILL HOLD TWO SESSIONS pAiLx
To-day In the Police court Judge Miller an
nounced that hereafter he would b. In court each
afternoon from until O'Clock 60 take bail or
attend TO any business which might be called &c
his attention. Prosecuting Attorney sheppard
suggested that an afternoon session be held each
day. The judge said that he was In favor OF any
thing that would assist In q speedy hearing %
eases He thought that q recess might De taken
each day, and In that way there would be pract-
cally two sessions OF the court held he said that
ne would Be really every morning 20 hear cases a.
O'Clock, but MT. sheppard said that the prose-
cutting attorney IN behalf OF the United states
could not be ready until p:l5 O'Clock The Judge
favored Ss some plan by which poncemep would "
able 70 get away from court 81 an early hour.
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WASHINGTON NEWS AND GOSSIP.

Mrs ClxvKLsSDs PLANS FOR TIRE SUnxKR-rt ID
stated that Mrs Cleveland Will not visit Leno1
this summer, but viii remain In washington until
July I. when she Will accompany Gen and MrA
Greedy TO Plttsfeld, Mass, where Gen 6reely has
rented cottage for the summer. IL Is thought
that the President will take his vacation until
september, when he viii probably SO 20 the An.
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1850 hSrABLlshhD' 1860
aHE NATIONS MONUMENTAL woRka
l29. l3l. l33 PENNA Avk WEST.
The largest and finest display in the city Of
STATUAkY MONUMENTS AND GARDEN vASE9
Also q choice collection " I&rlor QrnsnlentH, en-
brzcing GROUPS. s1ATUET1Fs VASES and CARD
hECEIkkhS. by the beet living Italian scuptou
GI prsctlcAl eXperiencs VI nsArAy thirty yoAroas
at the service Of tie public.
Open TO visitors until pm
mhl0-om-lo ID. hoMENAMIN. Proprseor.
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Il T. WALKER SONS. 2O4 10TH ST. NV
81 0 Building Papern, Charcoal Portland Comeus
ChimsW SssA whsss md JSoos eand. .TaE.
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a FREIGfar TRAss waEcREp.
An Accidens q The Alsxa.Arsa and
EreAcricksburU RaalroaA,

This morning st ESQ O'Clock. an accident %
CURED on the Alexandria and Frederckzburg
Railroad at Mobsco creek. which PLACED On en-
barge on traveyoy that route 70 an from the
south for the time being. freight usin IN charge
OF Conductor hckenna and crew, driven ey an en-
gine OF which Mr. Alfred Redmiles is the engtne-r.
and Mr.. wiber, fireman, consisting OF nye freight
cara went through the draw OF the brlage into Lhe
creek below. and was badly wrecked fortuha.el,'
the engineer discovered that the draw was opeh,
but not soon enough 20 check the train Ihe nae a,
being on the lookout jumped from me uAln
before it tumbled into the creek. al OF tsenl
except Mr.. Redmlles escaping injury. MI hea'
miles MAS bruised, but not badly. 1nefe ~ .
question as 90 whether the accident vas dot
caused by the draw having been denberAtev
LETT open, for &c Is invariably closed during tnt
night, and the bridce-keeper was az home AZ the
time, his duties requiring his presence only during
the day.
The southern train due az IL O'Clock this morn.
Inc came up by the Virginia Midland this aNer-
noon, and Passengers south are being sent that
peeted viii be within a day OF two.
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PIMPLES, blac kheads, red rough, chspped and oily
skin prevented by CUTIcURA Soar my15,1 1919
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LADIES GOODS.

DINKED AND PLATED FLOUNCEs AND
Il Patel BOnnets, the latest Paris FASHIONS
Agent DemOrtst Sewing Machine ) 10 90 with all at
taehInents superior 10 all others. LUCAS sos 9Th ct
uy1-2ws
NJ ADAM vALMoNT WISHES TO INFORM HER
" patrons that she Is prepared to receive get up
Lace Curtains ladies' lace of all description. Spec
a attention paid 70 Ladies' ball dresses reasonable
prices Al HE OLD SIAND,
ap2s-1ms 113 18th St nv
MADAME GENESTE
vi French Lace and Curtains. second floor
Curtains 30 aud 75c. pair
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MONEY TO LOAN.

MONEY TO LOAN
vi In at rates on approved real
s-tAtsseeurIty- T. G. CUTTER & CO.,
my l2-lm 1923 st
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CARROLL. On May 16, 1855, AZ thirty minutes
After O'Clock q. IA, JOHN WESLEY. the beloved
husband Of Lucy Carroll, aged ffy three years and
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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1888-02-07
WILLIAM I. WAY DEAD.
One of Savannah's Oldest Citizen:
Passes to His final Rest

One of Savannah's Oldest Citizens
Passes to His Final Rest.
Mr.. William /. Way, one of Savannah's
oldest citizens, died Sunday night at the
advanced age of "a years.
Mr.. Way was a native of Liberty county,
and his early days were spent there in the
occupation of a planter principally, though
at one time he was on the judicial bench,
and subsequently in the State Legislature.
He was a graduate Of Yale College, and was
there as a classmate with the lamented
Judge Fleming, Joseph E. Maxwell and
Adam c. Holmes
He came to Savannah in 1912, and went
into business with gentleman named King,
forming the firm of Way s. Klug. He sub
sequently retired. and resumed planting ia
Bryan county. His next business venture
in Savannah was with the firm of Way &
Taylor, cotton factors, and after several
years he again returned to planting, which
was his last active occupation. He was a
highly cultivated man. He leaves three
sons and two daughters. Col Charlton
II. Way, the present Consul General to
Russia; Hartford H. Way, of Selma, Ala. ::
DR.. w. II. Way, of New York; Mrs D. l..
Taylor, Of Savannah, and Mrs L. w Bran
nan, of Marietta, Ga. His funeral will
take place at II O'Clock this morning from
Trinity Methodist church.