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MEDICAL, &c.


7 AIDES WHO REQUIRE THE SERVICES OF AN
~ sAerienced female Thy stefan should consult Mrs
DIR, WILSON, llC5 Park Place ne, let Is and a. llth
anu l-th SITS ne Ladies only. keInedy.s5. my2l-lw'
NEME. DE FOREST. LONG ESTABIISHFp Am
AVA reliable Ladies, Physician lie cois Tied daily
~ her Residence, 9Ol 4 ST. NV once hours from
to9 p IN. with Ladies only. ap2O-2m.
II HAS NEVER BEEN CoNTRADICTED THAT
DR. BROTHERS Is the Oldest established adVerts-
ing LADIES' physician III the city. ladies' YOU can
confidently consult DIR. BItOTHkYS gO6 Ii II a VI
Particular attention lad TO all seAses peculiar 10
ladies' married or single. Forty yeas experience
myl0-lm'
II FAD AND BE wISE-DR BROTHERS, soS b ST.
the Oldest Established Expert Specialist in tins city,
ana wil guarantee all of priS diseases
oi men and furnish medicine, charge consulta-
uon ana advice free at any hour of the day sub
scrlbed aid sworn before by DR. BROTHERS.
SAMUEL {. MILLS, Notary Public in and for TIE
District OF Columbia this third day OF July 1885,
myl6-lm.
M ANHoOD REsTORED BY USING BOTTLE
VIII cure any case Of nervous debility aud loss OF
nerhe-INwer. IL lmparts yilror the whole SYSTEM
Male or female 500 It. sw myl 4sims
hR MOTIFS FRENCH POWDERS ARE THE
~ STANDARD Remedy for all blood diseases causing
foat hasal or skin troubles urinary diseases cured
~ iorty eight hours. Price, S3 per box
III. DoDb'S Nt-ht1NE No. y permanently curas
natural weakness losso vitality, debility SC
&c: frloe' 81 Sent sealed by mail. Tor sale at
lS3l SIANDIEOkD'S, cor. 9th and INV
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my1S-1
THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer

POSITIVE AND PEREMPToRY SALE OF THE EN-
LIRE STOCK OF MESSRS GATELY AND AID
RiCH, REMOVED To MY ROOMS For con
hENlENCE OF SALE, COMPRISING yEMEIEY,
OIL PAINTINGS, OLEOGRAPHS, FANCY MIR
R0hS, oPERA GLASSES, MECHANICAL Mu-
SlCAL lNSTRC MENTS, BRONZE CLOCKS AND
ORNAMENTS, SILVER PLATED WARE, LACE
BED BED SETS, poRTIEkES, LACE AND OTHER
CURTAINS. TABLE COVERS, TOILET CASES,
line OF DICTIONARIES, BIBLES, ALBUMS,
MD STANDARD WORKS, ALL NEW, SHOW
CASES, NEW MATTINGS. REFRIGERATOR,
COMBINATION SAFE, DESKS, COUNTERS, &C.,
On WEDNESDAY, MAY TwENTY-S SECOND, 1889,
at 10 O'Clock M, within my salesrooms TO close the
business OF Gately Aldrich viii sell their entire
stock, as partly mentioned above, all being and
tirst class. The sale will be continued from day to
day until stock is closed out. Terms cash
THOMAS DOWNING,
my1S-dts Auctiopeer.
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TVHOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.

VERY VALUABLE IMpEoyED PROPERTY NO.
l343 Q STREET NORTHWEST AT AUCTION.
On TUESDAY, MAY TWENTY-EIGHTH, 1889, at
FIVE O'CLOCK PM, Will sell on the premises lot
No 80, square No 24O. fronting 20 feet the north
side ot u street, between 18Th and 4th streets, by
depth OF 100 feet to alley, improved by large
three-story brick dwelling and twO-stOry back build
ing, containing 4 rooms BATHROOM, and all modern
improvements, beng No 1913 street NV.
l Terms One-third cash, balance !, ,, and 3 years
with interest, secured by deed of trust the prop
ery or all cash at the option of purchaser deposit
OF $500 tne of sale. All conveyarcug and record
| ing at purchasers cost. THOMAS BOWLING,
rrl,r.Il ID, AuriiOnpcr.
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OK FINE BUILDING LOTS, FRONTING ONE
SHUNDRED AND TWESTY-tOUR FEET SIX
INCHES ON l. STREET, BETWEEN SIXTH AMI
SEVENTH STREETS SOUTHWEST
TWO TWO-STORY BRICK HOUSES, ON L. BIZ
TWEEN SIXTH AND SEVENTH STREET

W
TWEEN SIXTH AND SEVENTH STREETS
On Friday AFTERNOON MAY TWENTY
FOURTH. at FIVE O'CLOCK, We will sell, in front of
the PREMISES six OF the best building lots in south
Washington, being Lots =, o. 10, IL. II ana ID square
III Five OF these lois font 20 fe EACH all having
depth of 10 feet 10 Lott alley, and lot ID fronts
"a g. 10y average depth Of 1o3 H. TO foot alley.
and with - foot side alley these lots lie readily
subdivided red, and being i'll tine immediate vi
cuty oS 9TH street should command the attention of
builders, investors and those desiring business
purposes viii be sold one with the privilege.
IhiaIEDIATELY AFTER We Will sell
LOT =, SQUARE Al,
fronting "a feet inches and with rear and side alleys,
and iOYroyed by two Istory five room brick houses
gas and water All of this property is convenient to
Ionr lines of street ears aud proposed union depot
Terms: Oue-fOurth cash. balance i'll one and two
wears notes bear per cent interest from day Of
Interest payable se-aunuay, and TO be secured by
deed of trust premises sold al cash, OF ton
| of purchaser. deposit of 500 required on each
LOT at time of sale. Couveyancinp &c. purchaser
cost Terms 10 be complied with III 10 days, other
yisr resale at risE and cost OF dciautng
after ) DAYS public notice of such resale in news
| racer published in Washington ID. O.
Aslfurd,s abstract -
luylO-d&ds DUNCANSON BROS, Aucts.
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ny1S-dts
FH1HoMAs BOWLING, Auctioneer.

PARLOR FURNITURE IN SETS AND SEPARATE
PIECES, WALNUT SECRETARY, WALNUT
9pEiGE TAsLkkSir tkA hpdb COVERED
BOARD, WALNUT PILLAR EXTENSION
table BTTLERS, TRAY, CHERRY HALL
SET, WALNUT MARBLE-TOP CHAMBER FUR-
NITuRE IN SETS AND SEPARATE PIECES,
SPRING UNDERBEDS, HANDSOME IRON BE d.
STEAD, TOILET WAKE, CARPETS, KITCHEN
REQUISITES, &c, &c.
On WEDNESDAY, MORNING, MAY TWENTY
SECOND, 1889, commencing At TEN O'CLOCK, at
the residence OF cxSccretary Bayard l413 Massachu-
sets avenue, shall sell the above articles, being
portion of his personal effects.
my 1-dts THOS, DOWNING, Auct,
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PEREMPToRY SAL SALE % OF VERY, VERY yALUABLE I'M,
TWENTY-FIRST STREET NOhTHWEST
I will offer for sale in front of the premises, on
Friday the TWENTY-FOUk1H DAY OF MAY
1885 at SIX O'CLOCK p. NJ, lot n, square 100
fronting II feet INCHES on 2lst street, by depth
~ feer To alley. House four stories, Uay-w.ndow
uress brick front. all modern improvements, and in
4 erins made known at time of sale A deposit of
400 required. GEO. W. STlCKNEY,
myoO-d&ds Auctioneer.
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Admiral Kimberly replied to Mataafa's letter
as follows:

APIA, Apr1l ~.
Your Roydi Higi'ess: Your letter dated April ~,
received yesterday, and read with great care and in
terest. The previous day also received one from Ia
masese In II he nothing of peace except on the
conditions OF submission. His heart has not vet been
penetrated BY the evils of sofened by the
ferin2s of the people. -
Your noble sentiments for the welfare of Samoa are
SHOWN IN your sincere expressions for by
council OF your chiefs and rulers prove that you and
they have true feelings that govern men who love
their country better than themselves Such men are
those who bear the burdens and of tr
buient Hines that surge the land. the oce an
waves surge against the shore They are strong men
against whom the weak lean vine against the
tree May your services and wisdom long be spared to
Samoa. - $1,000 ~
The United States now, far az know are in con-
VentlOn with the other two treaty powers and can
assure you that as FAR she is able her efforts will be
directed 10 obtain those points that will advance and
promote the interests of all Samoa in every resDect
and the evils that have heretofore afflicted the country
Will II not extlEguished at least bc diminished
Have, therefore. good heart. The day rest and
peace and PROSPERITY is not far but that its
COMING, Ike the dawn, he before the
The sun copy OF your letter will he forwarded by
the nrst mail to Washington for the inform of the
government.
Trusting that you may have good health and YOU
long may be spared remain
Very respectfully, your obedient servant,
L. A. kIHBERIY
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THEY ARE NOW SAFE IN SAN FRANcIsco-coRRE-
sPoNDENCE BETWEEN MATAAFA AND ADMIRAL
KIMBERLY-THE CONDITION OF AFFAIRS AT
APIA WHEN The STEAMER RocKToN LEFT.
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GEO. II; ,; wHITE.l Trustees.
J.. q. HINE, J hi"0''
nny6-dSds

eS-THE ABOVE SALE is POSTPONED IN CON.
sequence of the rain until MONDAY, MAY TWENTY
SEVENTH, 1859 same hour and place, without re
gard to weather. By order of the trustees.
my2 I-dNds THOMAS BOWLING, Auct.
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
geo. ". sTICKNEY. Auctioneer. 93e street


geo. ". sT1cKNEY. Auctioneer. 936 street
ssB b sTkPr fFESFkhTx hEiSe STSBEE 1850
TaS ssS AT III II n, 3; :,
square 55 fr1PItns 20 fee, ID street northwest
Terms made Known i tins Of sale. deposi, of
sI ms, Sitl q required GEO. ". sTIckkEY:
WALTER B. WILLIAMS co. AnctiOneers
And sTnEETs SoRT ShrMkESE skt fTtffo
and duly TscSrdsd ai iSsr So 20 10
81 seq on o. fhe land records for the Dstctof
rs sS th SrSis we T NaS q pne @ES,SH opt
FIVE O'CLOCK !. NJ, all Of lot numbered fortynine
square numbered one hundred and eleven a -. as
s II the Ss ONCE Of iha sS sscs Of 81 che
| iumbis Vi w
one, two and three years for which the pGrchSsers
potes bearing interest from day Of sale. secured
or all cash. at the option Of the purchaser Convey,
mot eops S With U Within s ,E trims Of sale
sale PROPERTY viii se resod a; gisb and cost Of default
the time o. sale Aoep0si' Oh sEoo VIII De required at
CHARLES EARIYl Trr,.,...
C3R sTkEfT I EASI Rob EEITELX FENSsIIv1
By virtue of decree Of Supreme Court Of the Dis
trict of Columbia passed in Equity Cause No 4Sz 81
Hilles ct al against Peter McNamara and Others the
undersigned trustees will sell at public auction,
SEVENTH DAY OF MAY, A. ID. 1889, at FIVE
O'CLOCK M all that parcel OF real the city
of Washington, District of Columbia, being part II
east feet south of the northeast corner of said lot
aud running thence south along the line of said street
IL feet thence west 80 feet thence north Is feet and
thence east 30 feet TO place OF beginning.
Terms of sale: Onethird cash. balance payable in g.
IL and * months from day OF sale with per in
terest secured by the lromissory of the pur-
CHASER with surety suretes approved by the trus-
tees and on ratncatior Of sale and payment Of the
chaser hIs or her heirs and assIgnees. deposit Of
SlOO VIII be required at time of sale. All
at cost OF purchaser. Terms TO be complied with in
ten days, otherwise trustees right resell at
advertisement of such resale in The Evening Star
JOHN SELDEN, 1505 Penna. ave. n. W.
Jas 3 EDWARDS. 300 9th ST. n. W. Trustees.
WILLIAM J. MILLER. ass la. ave \
THOMAS Z. WAGGAMAN, Real Estate Aucfioneer
my1 l-d&ds
ISINE BUILDING LOTS on NORTH SIDE OF X
l. STREET, BETWEEN FIRST AND NORTH
CAPITOL STREETS " w
On THURSDAY AFTERNOON. MAY TWENTY
THIRD. at SIX O'CLOCK We will sell in front of the
premises
PART OF LOTS AND .. SQUARE 62l,
being the east 81 S12 feet front Of lot and the west ,
inches on street North Capitol street and run
ming back TO 20foot alley. This property can readily
be divided into two building lots being near Electric
H. X. and 81 Aloyslus Church and ii street cars.
Terms: One-tbrd cash, balance in aud two Years
notes to bear interest at cent from day of sale
payable semi annuay, and 10 be secured ly deed OF
trust on premises sold all cash at option OF pr-
chaser deposit of 5000 required at time Of sale
COnNeyanclnH &c, at purchasers cost.
DUNCANSOS BROS,
my I-dSds AuctloneerS.
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MARTINS COMMERCIAL COLLEGE 3l3 9Th
Nl ST, near City Post-Ofice. CoiOred students not
aulHltted Can or send for catalogue. InhO
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EDUCATIONAL.

WASHINGToN CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC. ST,
p,,S Cloud Buldns ath and sts. Twentieth year
advantaees o. B BUIIARD. BirSctoF e' in.
GUARANTEE To TEACH ANY ONE To MAKE
NJ e-hand Crayon Portrait in IS lessons: no
onas j. " REiSoIDs. az M fSsdres S q s Iess
nRAwING AND PAINTING INSTRUCTION IN
NATIoNAL ACADEMY or FflT kT er s Class
can l ana lee the wonderful rrosress Of students.
~ for civil service. West Point College SC class
sna private lessons day or evening. fGANk r. HALL
81 81. NV. myl6-3m
"E1ocur1ox AND OR.ronr.
summer classes for a FIVE wEEk's SESSION,
S S'Saaf wednesday evening June IL, at 80
Send for summer circular
81, Ih,s college publishes BOOKS on "EIocUTIoN.-
~Trh1AAlokI,n ACTING" and personal. MAG
Address MAkTlN COLiEGEOF EIoCUTIoN AND
oRAToRi, 3l3 9th st nv. (Half block east 81 city
los'-oIice.D myl5
NJ Iss BAlCHS CIVIL SERVICE INSTITUTE Iaay
mn ~, tp, a st; nv Persons prepared most
Istlos carefully revised; highest references ~ 5m
A HARVARD GRADUATE DESIRES PIrplls
A Si'isiS or III small NM g.IsI - pr APIyI
mhl9 At Sanders A stayman's 9:84 r ST NV
{ ,9LUMBIA CoNsERvAToRY OF MUSIC. PIANO
" Exchange, ?l3 Penn. ave. Thorough instructions
terms May 1sio ff Hh f fr R1sa stS Of S SFr
LneIahu CONSERVATORY OF Music, Boston. as Inn
a ,tNsfSS IDOCA1lON.- BOOkkEEPlNG,
filinetlt, grammar, history, spelling pennan-
sui. elocutcn. writing and civil service r,.Iid
pfosress' low rates For circulars address WoOf'S
Commercial school. 4O7 +. Cap ap9-2m
VIE bERLlTz SCHOOL OF LANGUAGES.
S23 14th ST. NV
Terms BEGIN now
% opep all Summer. Also Summer School a, Asbury
thrk- n. >. au29
I,NDWARD c. TOWNSEND,
~ Teacher Of Eiocution
correct tdeepl breathing Voice Culture Oratoricai ana
Dramatic Action az 1917 18th ST NV d:Sl -1lIn
SPESCERfAN BUSINESS COLLEGE. COR 7TH
Cand u sts- N w. Founded S64. More than 80, 600
young men ana women have been trained the Spen-
German Colleges. Day and night sessions Sly courses
business Course; shorthand IypeWr1ting and Graph
olhones Practical English; 1ClegraIhy: Spencers,
ttald writing, Reading and OTat0rS Delsarte method
BUSINESS men furnished with trained employees Illus
FIlhciIal; HENRY Z. SPENCER L. Is, Principal
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AUCTION SALES.
TO.MORROW
COLLECTORS SALE OF sUNDRY ARTICLES.

COLLECTORS SALE OF sUNDRY ARTICLES.
By direction Of the Orphans Court will sell az
premises. 1223 New Jersey avenue northwest. on
MONDAY, the TWENTIETH DAY OF MAY, 1879. at
FAVE O'CLOCK 7. NJ, two Flows and one Cultivator.
nssriy new Hay Knives and other Tools lot Harness.
btYgy. Sr1ndstone, large Hosting Wheel, lot new
Lumber, lot Straw, lot Bricks. &C. &C. of the estate
OF the late John Hoover, deceased.
A. A, BIRNEY,
GEO. E HAMILTON,
my1S-2t Collectors.
EESALE POSTPONED UNTIL WEDNESDAY,
O'CLOCK. By order of the collectors.
1t DUNCANS0N BROS, Aucts-
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handoiine is unequaled as a beautiherof the com,
ele1ton; an Indispensable requisite to the Ladies,
Toilet 1t renders the skin Nte smooth and soft sud
Pyeyents chapping. Every lady should use it Per
Rheumaigia, an infalHble external remedy for Neu-
ralgia Headache and Toothache II never fails give
imnedate relief IN the most obstinate Give II
PRESCRIPTIONS.
Our prices for prescriptions have been reduced tn
drugs and chemicals from the most reliable manufac-
turers We cheerfully invite careful inspection Of
this department by the physicians.
Don't mistake the place-THE TEMPLE DRUG
kIORE under Masonic Temple. corner 9th and y sta
mh2seo E.R WILLIAMS co. ProprietorA
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p DOT 4 LOWENTHAL, Auctioneers,
IL 931 9TH street northwest.


Chamber and parlor Suits, both in Walnut and Ash
and Tables, 3 Fine Bed Lounges, Upholstered Chairs
ture Carpets and Mattings, separate piece.
in Chairs Tables, Bed room Sets, &C. Part of thi;
Ginning business 500 Chairs and 100 Wire Cots very
little used.
Horses, Dayton Wagon, good new, , Delivery
Wagons, Side Bar Top Buggy.
small stock of Candies, Preserves , dozen Glass
Jars, Show Cases small lot OF Notions, Pocket and
on Wednesday MORNING MAY TWENTY SEC
OND, AT TEN O'CLOCK sharp, in our store room
937 eth ST nw we viii sell the above goods without
reserve We can the attention OF dealers and private
msiS-3t ROOT IowESTHAr. Auctioneers.
VERuSTEES' SALE OFvALUABLE REAL ESTATE
No the sM f2UN aNp q fLk MidafRNfR2 sr rs
SuRDIyIsIoN OF THAT P0RTioN or THf
COSTA RIVER, IMMEDIATELY ADJACENT
TO THE NEW BRIDGE, NEATLY COMPIETED
TS MAf e owkfN Is AcENE EA
District OF Columbia, passed in cause of Nalor VS.
Major ct al No 9t7 in equity, We will offer at pub
H sas MiY an on ss a sR
PAST FOUR O'CLOCK 2. NJ, the various lots in the
and recorded in Book No. County at page 81, In
the surveyors office of the District Of Columbia.
Terms OF sale: One-thira cash: balance in equal in
stamens Mt one and two years, notes to be given bear
ing Ter cent interest from day OF sale, payable semi
annually, and to be secured by deed of trust the
property Sold all cash at option of purchaser de-
post OF 800 each lot Wilt be required time Of
sale Conyeyancing Sc at purchaser cost If terms
sale the trustees reserve the right to resell the property
in default at the risk and cost of the defauting pur
such resale in some newspaper published in Washing
n BSplats showing the subdivision can be obtained
on Application TO the trustees or the auctoneers.
RICHARD SMITH,
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FINANCIAL.

LOANS MADE AND NEGOTIATED: GENERAL
BANNING BUSINESS TRANSACTED.
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ATTORNEYS.
f. S. WILLIAMS & Go.
N IL IL q q L . =

UNDER MASONIC TEMPLE
Corner 9th and SITS nw-
Are Retailing at Actual Wholesale Prices as shown by
the following partial list:
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I1NINERSITY-TRAINE TEACHERS ARE
~ for civil service, West Point College &c 1lass.s
and private lessons day or evening. fRANk p HALL
c2l L ST. W. Inyls On
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PIANOS AND ORGANS

HALLET DAVIS UPRIGHT PIANOS: CHOICE
selections; tempting offers barlains 20 close out
May ~; agency TO be closed for the summer.
mh23 ii. L. SUMNER Sll 9Th Il n
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1889-01-24
"JACK THE RIPPER'. :
The Whitecllapel Fiend Again at
Work, This Time in Jamaica.
THREE MUTILATED BODIES.
The Victims Carved in the Same Fright
fui Manner as in til. London Cases--
Police Mystifcd and the Demi
Monde Terror stricken.

New YoRK, Jan. 23.-The Sun says
the crews Of the various steamers plying
between this city and Kingston, ia
Haaica, are telling stories of crime com
mitted in a Spanish town and village
near Kingston. The first of a series of
diabolical and mysterious murders took
place, SO the sailors say, Nov. 90, 1893,
in st. Catharine's parish, a few miles
distant from the Spanish town. The
victim was a negress of the lowest and
most vicious GAS, whose name has
never been discovered. She was found
early in the morning lying in a'fence
corner by the roadside, her throat cut
from ear to ear, and her cheeks, nose
and forehead slashed III a similar man
ner that would indicate it to be the
work of a skillful butcher. Her cloth
ing had, as in the case of all the White
chapel murders, been thrown over her
head, and the little crowd which had
gathered upon the discovery of the
,ody Were horrified to see that she had
been mutiiated exactly as had been done
iii the London cases.
IL anything further had been needed
to make the borror-stricken crowd at
tribute the crime to the Whitechapel
tiend, it was .found in a card pinned to
he unfortunate woman's body by the
blade of a small penknife. The card
bore this inscription:
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1889-01-24

to shreds, and his fuel he picked up on
the beach. During that time he saved
S425, with which he bought his present
home. Here for thirty out of thirty-five
years it cost him but S25 annually for the
necessities of life, while his earnings he
invested IN real estate.
The property purchased by him lies
along the water front, and at that time
was at the mercy of the sea, which cast
its huge waves far inshore during gale.
Zeb Immediately began the laborious
work of building a breakwater, or rather
q seawall. This he did alone and unas-
sisted. 1t is Of stone, fully 900 feet in
length and five feet in height The work
wa all done by hand, the big stones
being carted in q home made wheelbar-
row and consuming a years time.
After this job had been completed Zeb
began the erection of his first tenement
house. With a pickax, a spade and a
w~heelbarrow he ~excavated for the cellar,
using the dirt to fill in the hole back of
the seawall. He walled up the cellar
with stone and then secured carpenters
to build g house. This cost him $7O0.
The painting and papering he did himself.
AS soon as this n was completed he
began work upon a second. He continued
his labor, and now has ten houses, side
by side, all built the same way. Each of
these houses brings him monthly rental
of 81, and they are all occupied.
But he has not neglected his fishing
during this time. He has made from
$500 to $500, and sometimes $500 a year.
This money he turned into property or
placed in the savings bank. 1t is sup
posed by many townsfolk that he also
has considerable hid in his sleeping room,
the ornaments of which consist of a
three pronged pitchfork, n Ratchet and
a stove poker. The past five years have
been more expensive to him than SAY
previous ones His fortune has accumu.
lated to such al extent that his expendi-
lures now average $l25 a year, which
includes insurance, taxes, food and fuel.
Norwich (Conn.) Cor. Boston Globe.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1889-01-24
a Girl WHO Works.

A reporter has a window that COM
mands a view of a sewing room ovcr a
gentleman's furnishing store. Every
morning when the reporter gets up he
sees a slender girl sewing by the work
room window. Often when he comes
home at night she is still there and still
sewing, She is making eyelets in shirt
fronts. 1t is nice and delicate work,
though she does 1t with the persistency
6 a machine. She takes thirty stitches
every minute. That is 1880 every hour,
or $4,000 every day. In a week she
take @ s ri stitches. Her hand moves
a yard for every stitch. In a week she
measures off precisely six miles and a
quarter of space with that hand. The
pay for this prodigious amount of effec-
tive labor Is 81 a day, and she is con
sidered y high priced, skilled work
woman.-Philadelphia Press.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1889-01-24
JACK, THE RIPPER.
Fourteen more and then 1 quit.

. (. > .-..t.... @
OF course a diligent search was made
for the murderer, but he was not found
On the morning of Dec. 13, in a field.
lying by and partially concealed under
an old shed, was found a second body.
In this case the woman was a notorious
creature of the lowest class, a negress
called Mag. Her wounds were of the
same nature as those inflicted upon the
other.
The authorities made a hurried investi-
CATION and buried the body as speedily
as possible, giving no one al opportunity
to examine.it. No mention of the crimes
was made in the newspapers at the time,
the officials endeavoring by every means
in their power to hush the matter up
and have it talked about as little as pos
sible. No trace was ever found of the
murderer andi was forgotten save by a
few of the wretched women who belong
to that class among which the unfortun-
ates moved.
The third body was found on Friday
before New Years day. This time the
newspapers We're compelled to notice
the discovery. The scene at this third
murder was about midway between the
place where the former discoveries had
been made, and the sailors insist that
the crime was in every way analogous
to the others. There are comparatively
few wome of this class about Kingston
or the Spanish town, but those who do
live there are iii a state of abject terror.
The murderer has eluded the authorities
and the sailors expect to learn of further
atrocities on their return.