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TCoR SALE-FINE HORSES.
T. VT, FINE ,rR HORSES Is ouppI FINE HORSES
kGARY IS 1859, WITH T&o FAIRS s3 Of EXTRA
o5pI ST grVTg BE9 S5 Paw
Or DOUBLE HARNESS, FEARLEss of STEAM,
Sk fNIER aAf s HEp A Sdob hdP
T RY Be TatE THE 9E W TE 30
INTS G s on THhR SUE AhE
dF kE THIS I ~ MsT E1Ssrs
HORSES AEkE AkE sS S ITS
bdB HIGH AHR KSR Of F1N SLAB
PLEASANT S4 S RoADsTERs, DIVE WITH OR WITH,
B E4AT i MANEs AND TAILS sURERIoK
G2SErNX T6EF ARE SfATPs9Ns Of 8P
HORSES 10 ANY one, WHETHER THEY WisH
W G. WARNER, MANAGER. WARMERS coMBI-
NsiIGS ASofSE Ss4dfIs EMFkkalSGT3N DEL
Brewster Landau bat e Used FtS ~ GLASS
STEMART'S Stables, 211 Park ave., Baltimore, Nd
f26-5t
IGOR sALE-BED FEATHERS Is CENTS POUND.
STANDARD FEATHER COMPANY, 63s H street
TOR sALE-zJUsT ARRIVED FROM aREENBRIER
so coupe
mile in 300; bay horse years old can trot mile
SSa and K sss
BILE. 81 18th st. NV. f25-2w
JNOR SALE-KINsLEY BROS CREAMERY co.
4 Standard Cash Prices
For unequalied dairy products delivered by our
The has. ,,,1 Ald derry date Wards, wagons.
cream, per quart lar DC &C
butteriililk, per quart. &c.
K. B. Creamery Print Butter our own make. the the
Twenisx 4cent P tictet sn for g, can h
from wagons office. go and S3i st. nav.
OUR AIN WILL BE TO GIVE
e cash prices at aa ali RrSaoc'S at popular
PLEASE REPORT ANY COMPLAINTS
In relation to our employees direct to our Office
Our wholesale Butter and Commission House.
216 10th ST. NV. f..5-.Sm
EOR sALE-JgsT ARRIVED % HEAD OF ALL
S So Ss f0s al
n TE's. tsoT 9a siGoe
TOR sALE-A BEAUTIFUL ROSEWOOD CASE
ja7-2m. 1S3i St. n
Il SPECIAL!
Actual bargans in number Of slightly used Pianos
ana Organs In perfect order. Sold on p payments.
txOh SALE-ESPEClAl BARGAINS FOR THIRTY
4 days to make room for Spring Stock: 2 Coupe
kockaways, Coupelettes; also other close Carriages
Wagons of all styles. Horse Blankets and Lap Robes
at cost. w. +. GEYER, New York Carriage and Har-
ness depository, 400 Pa ave. NV. fe6
Tor sALE-sINGING BIRDS, BIRD FOOD, AND
y Cages, Goldfish, Aquaruns, and Fish Food
Largest assortment in the city at SCHMlD'S Bird
Store, 18th st.. doors south OF Pa. ave d3-3ms
TcOR sALE-IMPORTED HARTZ MOUNTAIN CA
~ nary Birds. fine singers only $3.50, 1T the Bird
Store, 1888 9TH 81. NV
d21-s5m~ s. HARTBRFCUT
FOR sALE-PRICE LIST OF AMERICAN WINES
Per Gallon Per Gallon
sweet sweet Y2e znfandsl Csret
sweet MnscateI 29 HSnrtnay Cisrek;. l2Q
Sweet S, Malaga... 50 Hook ................-l LOO
Sweet Snerry. l-50 Champagne, OTIS. doc. IL 90
Sweet Tss, Port ;; I5Q an,pasne, fints.. Zoo
Agency for the celebrated "TRINBLE PURE RYE
WHlSk1ES."
II. A. SELIGSON
18th and Penna. avenue NV
9Ieepnone, I14-2 n24-wks.6m
EoR sALE.-THE lotto" GAS ENGINE RE
Il aniIes no boiler; avoids all expensive ATTENDANCE;
ana pr1ce list D. BALLAUF. Ag't. ISL 9TH St nI2
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WHERE THEY WORKED.
The Headquarters of the Inaugural Com.
mittee.

THE ROOMS OCCUPIED By CHAIRMAN BKfrToS
AND HIS AssIsTASrs-rHE GRAND NARsHALo
oFFrcE-rHE PUBLIC COMPOST COMMITTEE
AND MS WORK.
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FOR RENTLHOUSES.

l,oR RENT-1334 CoRCoRAN ST. N W., 10
II rooms all mod imps: this Is a fine house and in
good l0catiCn Will be rented ~ reasonable figure
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FOR SALE1HOUSES.

CPECIAL BARGAINS IN REAL ESTATE.
y The most elegant and desirable house on Mass.
ave-, 22 rooms all mod. imps and without doubt the
finest property in the northwest: $4,000.
beaut1ful new stone house on MAs9 10 rooms
everything drst-class; $4,000.
handsome reEdence on q containing 10 rooms.
A desirable residence on Vermont ave-. near Iowa
new house on 18th st, near Dupont circle. and .
hsnds3me property In hard wood finish Price
18th near Mass. ave. . fine residence; slo,5O0
beautiful house on K st. bet 9th and iOth sts
desirable location; cheap at $4,000.
Three story and basement house ON 18th ST., near
St, II rooms; cheap at 700.
$1,000
fine property an 14th ST.. rapidly enhancing in
value Si Price $4,000. A. Z CoUMBE.
EOR SALE-HOUsES-3-sTORY, GROOM BRICK
4 House, lot 20x100. on 22d st Nv. Price. $4,000
Apply to FRANCIS HUFTY,
mh1-4t l3O1 at
EoR sALE-2-STQRY AND BACK BUILDING
u brick house on 18th st. NV. Price, 81 800. APP
mh1-4t 1901 st. NV
INOR sALE-3-STORY FRAME HOUSE WITH
y stable; lot 20 IT. by 170 IT. 10 IT. alley side
81 alley In rear pays IL cent located on ST.
pet i5th and 14ths.e. Apply to FRANCIS HuFTf,
1901 st. NV. mh1-4t
EOR sALE-THE TWO NEW AND HANDSOMELY
4 hnished DWELLINGS 1914 and 1916 Rhode Island
f3s-3t 1908 st. NV
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SHE'D.
ll416 Boundary Or $3.50
23:5 LIST ST. s.w., q T. is. 40
2236 Cleveland ay, 6r.14
1911 s St, 5r..-..-..12.50
Ofhces-St. Cloud Bldg
cor. 9th and f.
.RMAN A co l407 Est
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EOR RENT-UNFURNI
II 1027-29 22d ST..
Tor. new, each.......S5i
1923 14th St. 14r.......40
1877 Conn. ave.. Sr. ..40
1722 4th st. u. W., Tr. 80
1905 COrcoran st. .Sr. .25
1927 ". J. ave-. Or. ....25
1415 W ST., Or. new...22. so
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FIRE AND SMOKE,
ON ACCOUNT OF THE FIRE AT
H. FRIEDLANDER's
CLOTHING ESTABLISHMENT,
912 ST. N w.,
THE ENTIRE STOCK WILL BE SOLD AT ONE
THIRD LESS THAN ORIGINAL COST.
STORE OPEN ATTAIN.
Six Doors from 9thst mh1-3m
Is. III. Sr1NEMrrz Il Soss.
MATTERS AND FURRIERs,
1877 Pa. ave-. through to 18th ST.
offer Special Bargains in Alaska SEAL SKIN ULs-
TIERS, SAo9UES and JACKETS, SEAL PLUSH
sRAnS9UEss =, SHokT WRAPS and JACKETS; MUFFs,
White Tibet Lamb TRIMMING for Evening Wraps
GENTLEMENs HATS.
Complete Stock. advanced Spring Styles
B sole fg Kas. Gy THIS city for the sale Of the
UMBRELLAS.
Special attention called to large stock Of Fine
Silk and Gloria Umbrellas.
Latest for Ladies' 1.-The La Tosca.n f2l
HEADoUARrERs
For ready-made dresses and underwear for ladies',
misses, and children, at the
MANUFACTURING ESTABLISHMENTS
Our spring styles ready for inspection. and
we invite the ladies to call We have dresses in every
grade, from SO up to ESQ., From a calico wrapper to
fine silk dress. We defy any competition, either in
style or price. We positively guarantee save Of SO
per cent on every purchase. and good fit Every
ments of our make and if you deal with us you will
surely save retailers profit, and IL alterations are
necessary it is done while waiting
ANY GARMENT MADE TO ORDER ON ONE
DAYS NOTICE"
MANUFACTURING ESTABLISHMENTS
Second floor parlors.
f20-16t 91S 9TH ST. n. W. (Herzog's old stand).
GRATEFUL-COMFORTIN
LPPs's COCOA
BREAKFAST
BY thorough knowledge of the natural laws which
govern the operations of digestion and nutrition and
by careful application of the fine properties Of we'll
selected Cocoa Mr.. Epps has provided breakfast
tables with dehcately favored beverage which may
save us many heavy doctors hills 1t Is by the Judi
cious use OF such articles of diet that constitution
may be gradually built up until strong enough to re-
SYST every tendency to disease. Hundred of subtle
malades are floating around ready to attack wher
fatal SHAFT by keeping ourselves well fortified with
pure blood and properly nourished frame "-cfpl
Made simply with boiling water or milk. sold only
IN hall pound tins by grocers, labeled thus:
JAMES EPPs CO.. Homeopathic chem,.t.
ty2l-m.tus London. England
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BUSINESS CHANCES


Az, EoUAL INTEREST WILL BE SOLD IN An.
saii s. Rs o .s
Real Estate business on ST.. with large properly
b Let sn Star seG s cuisines sickness
Tor sALE-FIRsT-CLAss FIGURING MILL;
sareraoy water p9ger; IN best whestsrovns
hi %n :sssr'An home j. H. es s.. f : So;
Tor sALE-ATLANTIC CITY-FoR SALE OR
central s6roo% cOrner 6ote Nicely spieS
fi ksns a sea
tic City, n. .. mhSst
TOR sALE.ATLANTIc CITY-eo- ROOM ELE-
Tenences % ea az oess Nss con All
around $1,000 cash. balance MORTGAGE BkuCk-
EoR sALE-AN ESTABLISHED NOTION, HOS
ILL HEALTH. Star ONCE It.
EoR sALE-LoNa LEASE, STOCK. TOOLS AND
machine shop. SIG 18th St g. W Reason for selling
other business engagements. 1t.
DECISIONS, BoUNTIEs. ETC.
IL The Boyer Claim Agency ala ~ ST. s. W., WASH
ington D. G. Al claims against the government pros
of DISCRETION removed, and Communication OF Pay al.
1nsted under recent act Of Congress- Pensions and
claims against the goyernment are invited to CORE
sgOId with ne .. L BOYER SiS ~ = ssw.
pAYING STEAM LAUNDRY FOR SALE CHEAP
on fSyorabe terms: owner has other business. Ad-
oress STEAM, Star Office. mh1-2t'
WANTED-A SILENT PARTNER TO INVEST
W from S1OO0 TO 1000 in permanent business,
netung over 81 Ter day each Thousand dollars in
vested. Address INVESTIGATE star Office. RS At
Two PRoMoToRs-AN OPPORTUNITY is Of
Tered to enterprise with limited capital for
l ~ companies based upon the BENNETT SYSTEM
or SAs-LIGHTlNG Gar superior TO electricity
largely IN use and highly endorsed by the u. s. gov
eminent and prominent firms in New York, Washing
ton, &c. Demand SURPRISING the telephone. For In
specton or circular call upon o. W. BENNETT, 1903
REM i,n ave. n W. or 632 st. n. W, Washington DC.
A REVOLUTION IN LIGHT-FLAMEs BRIL-
a liant, silyery, white, beautiful-The public cor
aally invited to inspect our handsome range of light
ented), now in large use in this city, and highly
indorsed THE WASHINGTON FAIRY LIGHT CO.
Riggs Bank Building. Rooms s. and >. f27-6t'
GCn0 CASH WILL BUY THE ENTIRE RIGHTS
pow TO three Patents really worth several thou
K, Star Office fe2s-3ts
IL ARE OPPORTUNITY FOR MOST PROFITABLE
~ guaranteed Investment involving real estate and
other values in Dis tct and elsewhere For particu
lars address PROSPERITY. Star Office. f2s-5t'
MANUFACTURERS. FARMERS AND OTHERS
WI seeking locations will ind best openings along
b. and U. r. X. Address M. " RICHARDS, Land and
Immigration Agent b. and o. K. R., Baltimore, Nd
FIRST
IHoR RENT-A FIRsT-CLAss CORNER GROCERY
store, including fixtures brick stable and cellar;
at 44o 9TH st. sw' old stand. Apply Ue,stairs ~.
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THE hII-ANIIC BIILDINU.
nave assembled. The two elevators have been
Kept going pretty constantly each day and late
IN the evening. conveying peop.e TO the third
floor. where the rooms of the inaugural commit
tee are located. The doors OF the suite Of rooms
occupied by Chairman Britton ana the two
secretaries is always open. and the visitors en-
tering the front room finds the recording sec
Rotary, Maj. Fred. Bracket On his
right is the desk Of the bookkeeper. Scott
Towers, and in the further end Of
the room sits John w. Anderson. the STEM
ographer. desk near the door Is labelled
" For Reporters" but II cannot be said that they
have confined themselves strictly to that desk.
AZ times they have appropriated a section OF
Major Brackets desk. and have even invaded
the rights of Mr.. Towers. and. In fact. they have
prepared their copy wherever II happened to be
most convenient
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81 JOHN SHERMAN 4 CO. I4O7

L,OR RENT
Il House 1879 Riggs ST., at $50 per month.
mh2-3t J. A SETTLE Co, 1925 st.
L,OR RENT-3336, 1888, 334O s ST, GEORGE
IL town, five-room Bricks: rent SO in advance.
Keys 1854. Inquire at 435 9Th St n. e., Capitol
Hill. mh2-2ts
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FOR SALE. wrscorr T. w,rcox
Real Estate Brokers and Insurance Agents.
beautiful residence on st., near 18th; 3-story
bay window brick: IL rooms and bath; lot 23kx1 OS
to alley in rear and also on side Price ga, 900
Two desirable bricks on ST., 6 rooms each; bath,
gas, &c Price for both only. SO, 800
W ST.. near 14th st., z rooms and bath. Price
oniy
Good improved lot, corner IL tn and sts, at bar.
gain.
Large 3-story brick, near Pa. ave- and Washington
circle, ON the 1nstallment' plan Price, 1920
Nearly entire square, bounded by 9th and 9th and M
SITS me-, at low figure, will exchange for improved
property
COS 23dst. 2-story, Groom brick all m l., 81, 800
Being agents for Columbia ms Co. of Washington
ana Inc Home OF Baltimore we are prepared to place
all lines Of Insurance"
For information about Washington real estate or
our latest bulletin, apply or send address to
WESCOTT WILCOX,
mh1-6t 1907 Pennsylvania avenue.
EOR sALE-DELIGHTFUL HOME ON N E.
Il corner of two concreted streets in Georgetown
OF 334x120; 12-room house; price $500.
mh1-3t i3lofst.
INOR SALE-LOvELY HOME IN LANIER
Il Heights, with all modern improvements, overlook
ing new park; $1,000. -,
mh1-3t 1851 Est.
IlOR sALE-THREE-sTORY AND BACK BUILD
II ing, brick, on 18th ST., near Q st. Nine rooms
four rooms deep concreted cellar &c Price. $500.
m1-3t WHITAKER whitaker, 13O716 F st.
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AUCTION SALES.

nUNCANSON BROS. Auctioneers.
ASSIGNEE'S SALE OF STAPLE AND FANCY
GROCERIES. LIQUORS. BOOK ACCOUNTS, 80.
TWO HORSES, TWO WAGONS, ONE BUGGY.
5000 HARNESS, &c,
STORE NO. 1000 FOURTEENTH STREET NV
BY virtue Of deed Of assignment given to me and
duly recorded will sell at public auction in store No
1000 14th street n. w. las an entirety, on THURS
DAY MORNING MARCH SEVENTH 1880 com
mencing ct TEN O'CLOCK, the entire stock horses
store.
Terms cash
mh2-4t W. W. SMART, Assignee.
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Epk HENI-
II Ola 9Th sw., 11r, all
H. l............ Sol
80 s-w, Or, mi. %. 3,
6l4Gst. aw.,1r, mi22. 3,
1851 Csw..10r. bath. 20 .5s
1852 ~ s-w-. Or. m.i16.3(
80 VI s.w., Or. WATER. l.
500 1thsw, or. water. / s. 81
464 N sw., 6r.....l(
go Delav.sw,6r.w VIA. sc
10 M s.w- 5r.. w....S.3s
81 LIST st. Sc, 4r......t
mh2-3ts @. II. PARK
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NOR RENT

LWK KIM
II 1861 p st. n-w-12r.s
439 9Th St E.Y., l2r.
HOS i 50. NV, 11r. 80
2O16 II ST. NV, Sr......
702 Bdy. St, 10r.......,
1892 L st. NV, Or. 20
215 4 ST. n. w. To
1915 9th st. s. Or. 10
30S h st. s.w.. 6r.-......
m2--3ts A. 9.
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TIE NATIONAL HonEoPArmo Hosr1TAI- cor
ner Of n and I'd street northwest, will receive
any nick needing care 90 far e. accommodation
win allow. Telephone call, 1914
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NATroxAL--The attraction next week =
paul Kauvar." New Yorks greatest success in
years, VII Joseph Haworth, Carrie Turner,
and the original great cast.
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METROPOLITAN NJ Z. CHURCH, corner AZ and
streets northwest Preaching tomorrow at
ii q. m. by the pastor, DIR. @. II. Corey. Bishop
John p. Newman viii preach at 7:30 pm
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IS 1874 T st. NV, Or. 5000
80 Pip VT. ave, Or. ...17.50
81 3D. l4th 10. =. W, Or. 1925
IS 24l4 9TH ST. NV, Or. 10
% Scott ave. NV, 6r......15
80 235 I'd IT. ne. 5r...l4
~ 7l5 Irwin ST.. 6r......12
30 2019I ST. n. W. Or. 1000
10 727 7th 80. s.w.. 5r.....lO
CAYWOOD, S33 9Th st. NV.
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INOR RENT-SEyERAL VERY DESIRABLE COT
IL tages. well located. containing eight rooms each
aud all mod imp: each house has side lot attached
these houses have been handsomely papered and are
very desirable In every respect. CHAS. L. BANES,
1908 st. NV. mh2-6t
TrOR RENT-FURNIsHED HOUSE SUITABLE
IL Cor CONGRESSMAN professional man n. section
near hotels, horse-cars and herdics. Address, for
three days, F. V. star office. mh2-3t'
EvOR RENT-BRICK $40 nth ST. n. W, 10
II rooms. bath cellar, furnace, &c; so Brick 1907
II st. NV, 10 rooms, bath, sc: $40. Brick 61S NJ
II, n. W. rooms, bath, &C; S35. ALBERT +. FOX,
go st. Nv. mh1-3t
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-04-16
THE MORNING NEWS: TUESDAY, APRIL IS. 1889.

dence prod iced on the trial showed that in
the year 1860 Joe DUNCAN took trip to
the Rocky mountains and returned 70 his
home in Georgia some time during the fall
with considerable gold dust, which he had
coined into IS pieces at the mint in Dab
Ionsga, the whole amounting 70 from s., 900
TO $500 and that 1t was his custom 20
bury this money in the ground, as there
was no ba K in Gainesville at the time. In
1881 Mr. Dunegan made trip TO Pixies
Peak for the purpose Of getting some gold
dust that he had buried there, and on his
way back home he was taken i'll
in Illinois, where he died, the secret Of his
buried money in Georgia being buried with
him. His family knew that he had gold
buried somewhere on his farm, but after
futile efforts to discover its whereabouts,
gave it up as a bad job. In an unexpected
moment the treasure was unearthed by the
hands Of a stranger, and litigation COM
msnced for its possession. The case was
ably conducted by the counsel for the
plaintiff, and every inch OF ground was
stubbornly met by Msssrs. Dunlap. PiclreIl
and Thompson, attorneys for the defend
ants. The jury found In favor Of the
plaintiffs, and a motion for q new trial was
made, which vas overruled, and the case
went up 70 the supreme court on a writ Of
error 10 the October term, but each side be-
ing quite uncertain who would finally tri-
umph in the end decided TO make division
and put sudden stop to litigation.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-04-16
BAD COMPILATIONS.
The Secret of their Cause Fully Explained
Why Ladies are -eilow and Men Pallid-
some Valuable Facts on the subject.

In passing along the leading streets In almost
any city in America to-day, one viii meet with
but few ladies' who have clear complexions.
Many persons have tried TO account for this sad
fact because OF the severe climate Of America
but such reasoning is wrong. a bad complex
ion is caused by impure blood, and no lady can
be really beautiful and no man rudy, who has
diseased or impure blood
The best known way Of keeping the blood
pure is by keeping it circulating. In this way
it passes rapidly through the lungs kidneys and
liver, and is constantly purified But surprising
the system is clogged up. as is frequently the
case, then Of course the blood becomes impure.
Then far too often men and women take some
powerful purgatiEe. pill or other substance, that
clears the body quickly, weakens tie strength,
and leaves the system In worse condition than
before. The only sensible way is to take a
gentle, pure and natural purgative. moderately
but regularly. and the highest known medical
authorizes of the day agree that the genuine
imported Carlsbad Sprudel Salt is infinitely
superior to any other natural preparation
known 10 the world 1t is gentle yet stimulaE-
ing; it is pure, yet powerful Containing only
natural properties, being eyaporated from the
celebrated Carlsbad Sprudel Spring, II cannot
injure the body In the least, and yet has never
failed TO renew life. purify the blood and thus
clear the complexion. Hundreds Of doctors
have given it their unqualified Endorsements;
thousands Of people go each year to the Carls-
bad Springs, but they can obtain no greater
benefit than by taking the Carlsbad Sprudel
salt in its powdered form, such as can be pro-
cured at any drug store in the land When it is
considered that the Carlsbad Salt costs. prac-
tically. little more than the cheap. questionable
and often injurious Salts, purgatives and Bitter
Waters that are in the market, one bottle being
sufficient for nearly month. all persons who
keep pace with the times and desire only what
is best viii see that it is to their interest to use
only the Carlsbad. Each bottle Is in a light blue
paper cartoon and has the signature Elsner &
Mendelson Co, sole agents. on every bottle.
One bottle mailed upon receipt of one dollar.
DIR. Toboldts lecture ami pamphlets mailed
free upon application. Eisner & Mendelson Co.,
6 Barclay street. New York.
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woodshed. which was also consumed.
Pieces Of lumber lying under he residence
and 9 lattice work ar ind the edge of the
house were burned, and it was merely q
fortunate accident that the whole property
was not burned. The residence, erected BY
the late Judge Eeldeabrand, cost 50 900 or
1900.
a good showing for Lisbon in produce is
found below. Statement of merchandise
oranges, lemons and vegetables shipped and
received at Lisbon for one year, from
March, 1888, to March, 1889: Merchandise
received, 1,47s. l24 pounds; merchandise
forwarded, q, 5S5 pounds; oranges for
warded, 7.417 boxes; lemons forwarded, 202
boxes; vegetables forwarded, GOES bushel
crates; vegetables forwarded, 65S barrels
and barrel crates Lisbon Is situated in one
Of the richest sections, naturally, in Lake
county.
While the Savannah, Florida and West
ern train was running az the rate Of about
forty miles an hour, forty miles north OF
Gainesville, a prisoner in charge Of Sheriff
Niengss jumped from the train. and the
sheriff, not to be outdone, also jumped.
When last seen from the train the sheriff
was in hot pursuit Of the prisoner running
through the woods. The prisoner is q
white man, charged with having stolen the
silver plate from the Episcopal church in
Gainesville during the prevalence Of the
| yellow fever.
The startling discovery Of a coffin was
| made the other day by some hogs, where il
had washed ashore on the bank Of the river
az Sunny Point, near PalsIka. For q time
| doep mystery seemed 70 shadow the event
but on further invest sation it proved to
| be the coffin bought at the auction of IN
claimed freight by the late political corpse
| for mayor at the city election. It will be
remembered that he bought this coffin for
10 cents, and finding that he could make no
use Of it, became disguised with himself
and humanity, and cast the coffin adrift on
the unruffied waters Of the St Johns, and
| it found quiet harbor under the weeping
willow trees that overhang the banks of the
White property at Sammy Point
At Orlando Friday night VIII Lundy com
united q most brutal attack upon Mary
Lou w hite. young colored girl, about II
years old. Il appears that they both at
tended an entertainment at the Odd Fellows
hall in colored town, and when the time
arrived for going home she told him he
could not accompany her, as her father
objected TO his going with her, or her
having anything 10 do with him. He said
il he could not keep company with her he
could kill her and commenced beating her
with a cane ne had in his hand. She cried
for assistance, but before any one could
arrive he fed. but not until he had inflicted
several severe injuries. The girl received
four severe confused wounds upon the head
and several ssvers injuries about the head
and face. DR.. Dickinson was called and
dressed the wounds, ana said the girl would
probably recover, though the loss Of blood
was considerable. Lundy, as yet, has not
been captured.
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SUBURBAN RAILWAYS.
Coast Line Railroad
Suburban Schedule.

CATHEDRAL CEMETERY, BONAVENTUhb
AND THUNDERBOLT. CITY TIME
THE following schedule will be observed on
Il and after MONDAY, Oct. S, 1888 Week
days: =,
Leave Savannah, city time), 7:1o, 1875 A. NJ
Leave we Thunderbolt, $50, 500 A M, 1890 400
1910 p. NJ ,oao
Leave Bonaventure, 600. $40 A. NJ, l2S'
4:l0, 5:50P.M 80. -.
stead of 6:85. last car leaves Thunderbolt o;b'
instead of $50 as formerly. ,.s,r,
Take Broughton street cars 25 minutes oeio''
departure OF Suburban trains. ,o.os
Steam cars leave depot Sundays, 6, 9:So lu''
11:45 A. NJ, 2:10, 800, 400, 500, $780, $50 P. NJ
r. L. COBB Supt
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JACKSONVILLE TAMPA AND KEY WEST SYSTEM
T H E T r O p L CA TR u N X LIN

Solid Trains between Jacksonville St Augustine Sanford usve
Tusve Indian River Rockedg Melbourne
R. GAMBLE City Pass Ag CHAs DAVIES Tav Pass Agt
JACKSONVILLE,
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The governor has nominated and the SEN
ate has confirmed the following gentlemen
as county commissioners for Orange county:
B. f. Whitner (present member) Of San
ford, Louis G. Massey of Orlando, c. E.
Smith of Apopka, r. B. f. Roper of Ocoee,
and William ]. Proctor Of Oviedo.