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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-08-28
WARNER MILLER FOR RUSSIA.
Possibility that lie Nay be rendered
the Mission.


the Mission.
WASHINGTON, Aug. 27-It is reported
that on the Presidents return he will ap-
point ex-senator Warner Miller Of New
York minister to Ru sia as an evidence of
the love he bears him. He wishes to ap-
point New Yorker to this mission, and
Dos Platt, it is st ted, does rot object to
ex-senator Mill RS transportation to such
far away land. Ex-senator Miller and
his friends, it is argued, ought to be satisfied
to accept the stua 10. tle Russian mis- ion
ranking with the Z gil b, French and Ger
mau missions in the first, or ST., 500 class.
MAY NOT ACCEPT.
But Warner Miller may not be any more
viii ing to accept is than he was to accept
the secretaryship OF agriculture rendered
TO him "a he friend the farmers. Mr..
Miller is credited WI this parapnrase of a
famous saying: "Republica Is," ne aid,
are .nngrateful in pr p)rti TO their little
ne 81 After, all TINS place may be given to
Col. Elliott F. Shepard, who has such a
remarkably strong support for it.
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BRUNsw1oKs WIRE BUDGET.
Narrow Escape from a Disastrous
Flre-After a Stolen $4,000

Narrow Escape from a Disastrous
Flre-After a Stolen S2l 900.
BRUNSWICK, GA, Aug 2I-About
o'clock might people on Littlsf ID & Co. s
dock saw flames shooting out from the
sides Of the steamer City of Brunswick,
which plies between here and Cumberland
Island. a few Of those present rushed on
board the boat and located the fire, which
y As in the pan r room, hile others con
nected Ill Of hose with a water pipe and
began to RTGN on the flames. They were
subdued tw.i0e but broke o 1t afresh' and IL
was My by the free use Of an AZ IN break
ing open the pa try door that they we're
eac ed successfully and finally extIn-
guished with but a few dollars damage.
ADAHGER SPOT.
Within 20 feet of the boat were thousands
of barrels Of rOsin, spirits turpentine, bales
of hay, lumber, vessels ana otner imam
ma le material, while on all sides were
gram W lrehouses ard wooden buildings.
The fire was evidently ca sed by rats
gnawing matches in the pantry, and had 1t
occurred later in tie ngnt 1t IS probao!
t at the whole dock, with its perlsnsble
goods. would have been destr y d, and
from the the flames might have com
Inu icated to the buSi ess center OF the
town.
AFTER A STOLEN FORTUNE.
A detec i've has been mere several days
after a suspected robber. A man was
robbed in New York Of S21 900 recentl D..
and that Gay domestic named Maria Poi
lard, who was in the family. disappeared,
and su p cion pointed to her. 1t was learned
in New York that she came south, it is
thought by steamer, and detectives
were dis atched to Brunswick, Jackson
vile and Savannah, to meet the New York
steamers when they arrived. The Mallory
boat arrived here this morning, and was
at once boarded by the detective. He made
a close and careful search, but did not Fl d
the girl. He left on the morning tram for
Now York
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TINS gives dry MAJORITY OF II8. Ten
precincts are yet to be heard from, of which
sevel are believed to be dry and rec
doubtful | is safe to esimate a dry
maj rity of 300 in the county Two years
ago the county gave a dry majority of
nearly 500. The god people aroused and
determi ed that for the next two years the
law shall be eufo ced
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-08-28
A Cuban Bandit Executed.

HAVANA, Aug. 27.-Euseoi) Moreni, a
bandit, was executed at Guanojay to-day.
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APPEALS TO THE TREASURY.

In pursuance of this pl IN, uu nerous ap-
P ais were made to the treasury to inc ease
the limit the de artment had fixed upol as
the price it would pay for g bonds, and
Secret Try Window a folio we'd in his re-
tirement by kilograms Of like purport
These very nearly had ie desired effect, as
the department wa seriously conSid sring the
advi~abllity of increasing its figures wheI
the fferings dropped # sharply few days
ago. 1t was finally decided. however, to
maintain n existing rate for few days
longer, and the result was made manifest
IN the break uoo he part of the holde ;
which led the purchase Of over s., OOO,O0O
in bonds to-day.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
PICkWICK

Directed Mrs. Bardell to have 'Chops and To-
mato Sauce ready for him on his arrival at his
lodgings The WORTHY old gentleman therein
showed himself to be an epicure of sound judg-
ment. for the two are indissolubly connected in
the minds and on the tables of all lovers of good
things. Could he have eaten
REILY'S TOMATO CHUTNA
With his chops, Pickwick would thereafter have
directed that no OF -er be served with his
favorite Dish. But it may be truly said of this
sterling condiment, that custom cannot stale
its infinite variety" to such a number of savorY
dishes it is adapted. 1t is ad nirsble with hot
and cold meats, oysters in any form, fish, and
gives superior flavor to GRAVES. deviled kid
neys or any delicate preparation of meat.
With chops, veal outlets and baked beans it is
simply del cious and it is great addition to
macaroni or hot buttered toast. have had the
sale of this Chutna for four years. The first
season sold three barrels. This year have
contracted to take 100 barrels, averaging 40
gallons each or
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1900 GALLO MS.

This one fact, of itself, ought to "tell the
tale" Remember this, also, that although
confidently say land you will agree with me
when you try it, that it is the BEST article of the
than you can buy any of the vile concoctions
known as Tomato Catsup 1t is now ready for
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-08-28
sUwANNEE Go1s DRY,

The Prohib ton Vote shows a Loss
Since the LAST Election.
LIVE OAK, FLA, Aug. 27.-Retulnsf from
the prohibition election held IN this county
to-day come in slowly and Indicate a rather
light vote. The following precints give the
vote as follows;
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Heavy PURCHASES OF BONDS.
The Feilure-to Run Up the Price Fol-
lowed by heaVy Sales

WASHINGTON. Aug. 2z.-The bonds pur-
cha ed By the treasurs department to-day
reached the unusually large total of s., $685.
90. They were all per cent. registered
DO DIS and ere bought at l2S. 1t is learned
at the treasury that soon after Secretary
Wlldom's departure for New Englant bond
holders in financial csuters, fore 'eelng the
stringency in the money market " ich
might ooiige them TO part vita their bonds,
made a determined effort 10 Increase the
Drice
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PRINTING.

MERCHANTS, nianufacI1u Iebs,s il need Z
printing. ithogTaphing. and blank :, o %oderss
have their orders promptly filedle: az pR9lNTIM
prices, at the MORNING NEWS
ROUSE. 5 Whitaker street.
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RAILROADS
RAILROADS.
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Savannah and Tybee R'E

SCHEDULE IN EFFECT AUG. 18th STAND
ARD TIME(
Trains leave Savannah daily except Sunday
$3.50 A. NJ, $50 $40. 7:40P M
Returning, leave Tybee depot Z, 12 A, NJ.
6:l0, 900 p. NJ. '
SUNDAY SOHEDULE-Leave Savannah 9:3o
*ll:40 A NJ, 300, 315 and 7:45PM
Returning, leave Type depot As, 100 A. NJ
$3.50, 6:l5, 9:25 p, NJ. *ro Tybee Depot only. Au-
gusta Fast Mail. No stop between Savannah
and Tybee Depot. Will await the arrival of
Augusta train.
Music every day.
Trains leave South End Is minutes earlier
than time of leaving Tybee depot.
H. II. WOODRUFF, G. F. and P. Agent,
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Special prices to the trade and large buyers
In bulk, any quantity, gallons and upward. 1t
is advisable to place orders now for all you
want for the season, as last year was COM
PEELED to decline all large sales after Feb /, and
the indications are that will not have ehoug b
this year.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-08-28

WASHINGTON. Aug. 27.-Base ball games
were played to-day with tho following re-
The evening world., 1889-12-21

effective exhibition Of their Winter cloth
ing. ~ their extended line OF show windows
command n view mp and down the thorough
tnrc Tor q long distance. The windows are
admirably arranged with O view TO exhibit
ing the varied stock of this we!l-known and
popular firm.
Arnhrim, the tailor. on the Bowery. dis
plays u handsome line OF Winter Suitings
and ,overcuatin ings in attractiyely dressed and
brilliantly lighted windows.
Undcrhill, Cornell & Brown. at Broadway
and Astor place, have dressed their windows
IN extremely good taste that calls for much
cOmmenGation.
liSor & Marie. Of No. 1876 Bowery, have
heautitcl their windows with rorgeous
display of silks aud gayly colored satins,
which serve as background for the eXhbi-
tion nf their Winter clothing.
A. Raymond & Co., of Broadway, oppo-
site the City Hall, and Fulton and Nassau
streets, have In IniCt way made quite as
attractive an exhibit of their goods as some
Of those who have been more ambitious in
their attempts at artistic dressing.
Brokaw Bros long line of windows Mt
Fourth, aveUNne and Astor place rhow mp
finely this Christmas season. The display
ls ole OF the largest in town.
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THE WORLD: SATURDAY EVENING, DECEMBER o. 1850

n. - q. I. o., - Lso G,brisi. 10I 4. r." 20i
Mr.. krichle'. - John LndwiC, 10; Y. e., lQi
h y. - Ike Mater. % Baby D; l.. D.. 1Oi X.
Colcc, cd by r.d ,,sr'en Fred Jcpsen, 30 cents
George L3ins, - R6be,t Calsagulno. 5g; Ell.n
Moencb % Joe kAgan. -.
CepiTfylsN BY p K br9F,,rr,.-Gso' Philippi ~
z Sam SFTs;iR rS.im.n. 6oT tn"i KKii Ksiy
Collected by Albert, Jimmie and Frances Jou-"t
yS.Iimy MIs y"i s s'SI ..ES %F lyoM' Man s.ts MG"g
,Ne-ri, J. 4, n, L. Plt,eT 10 j.. Simon, 3 Z.
TGn w%ni.i .'5y 3ooSsS 6iGns'B B,by charlie, josie Al Al
G2aSndr. tGSa Roushs1rdln d. Bust s'o Sri
f..1s, "a mSyfS D,n,ri .cE,on. 6.,os BGfs' )
10 SGI" g. Spiieh iTc TO ff,nSsi$!,st Ss 81 Josnny
sweetmsn ,LhEie Smith. =; Friend. 2 Jsine
1,2%%'t %%iS t.o Z. F'iH Hfa:sE f:: b. aas.2 ss9hS
= G Berger, ~ otto stniyg"'h ,25 hRST q.
10 ;.?er. -, TSSoaore w,..a5; BsTtSs ssfSn, /
- %rnis Cash M - Cash. IS .Cs.S, u GSSR. 70;
A sss, % :" C'i i.,5s 4: Ms .YS 5TsuT6 5 +
Collected ny nnlth, IS2wy. ~" Ec.t S,1,y.i,,h &
L""Sy o. CsT" me Ip"wy Is"Gy
lncwy,. -. Car, Lo"wy. 10; Brdi' lo'wy, 4
Mary u, ninscL, % jo-sphins MlesendSS q. 70
Jennie pnrlaoh"r. 10; Mrs. Ro'sm"n' los Mr''
Collected by William KipGbeil-willi.m KtrF.
< fI?amSnn.' ;; Z, Eide. - JoscpE Honsco5,
10; John Adde Imam. 70 Oven GAllegg"r, 10
y. BISEsf. 20! II tmnun Lad; mack, ) A. HiHhren
holz. lOj-F kiefns, - George hoepfner. -; John
lash, 81 &, Hpcksn,. .s1iCa Ilnyc, so =.
g ihomns on yir, 10 s krnst ~, r0.h q e
uuCkie.d, % Cash. 10: CAnh. 30
The evening world., 1889-12-21
POLITICAL ECHOES.

Besides the candidates for the late judge
Monell's place already mentioned ere Edward
j. Freedman, sen of judge Freedman, of the
Superior CCmt; ]. c. julius lGnghein, an ex-
Judge Of the same Court; Eugene otterbourg and
Max Bayersdorfer. who. Rs the labor candidate,
was defeated by judge Mcneil.
Mr.. Croker repudiatos The Voorhis II ovement
1t was not made IN Tammany Halls interest.
lie says.
The appointments of Collector Joel d. Err
hHrdt. Surveyor Geo. W. Lyon anG Appraiser
MGrvelle W. Cooper have Just been confirmed
by the United States Senate.
Since the recent defeat of the element in tho
Republican County Committee which is opposed
TO the exclusive policy Of the machine the talk
about the disability OF the new fcpubIican
Business Mems ORGANIZATION Iccoynltion as the
ruling faction OF the PARTY in short time is be-
coming more general
Chamberlain Croker has returned from his
trip South and has rettled a number of trouble
some political problems. Pmon; thcm the con-
test for the Tammany leadership in the Third
District. He says that Police Justice o'Relily
and Register Slevin Will settle their differences
in a way whIeh will satisfy both gentlemen
which is taken to mean that IL they don Mr.
Croker will.
The evening world., 1889-12-21
THE TREES ALL RIGHT.

More than twenty thousand children
will be made happy on Christmas Day by
The EVENING WORLD Trees. The tickets
have been partially distributed already.
aud nre still III process of distribution. One
thousand will 20 TO poor boys and girls in
Jersey City, and five thousand to those of
Brooklyn.
Over fifty thousand presents will be
given ont to the children. Each one will
get toy, package of candy. ami in
many instances some useful present,
which will be an article OF wearing APP
pArel.
There is an enormous amount Of work
10 be done. however, and tho days in
which assistance in the way of presents or
money will be available are narrowing
down rapidly. If any ono has not sent
anything let him do it quickly and merit
the children's gratitude and his own ap-
proval.
The evening world., 1889-12-21
Notes by Nell Nelson.

Mrs. I. NcSbu. The embroidery is far
too beautiful to be used on cur doll clothes.
Thank you for your kind oiier !ust the same.
Deor SOmcbcdm \ hank yov 70 much for
lace overskirt, and doubiy thank your dear
modesty for the tCn-dollar bill.
A great Big thank you IN herewith eX-
tended to the mall boy who wrote the letter
aud the smaller boy who sent uS his monkey
and organ bank iull OF money.
Supt. MurraY has kindly offered six
special dctachmPnts of policemen Tor TN
EVENING WORLDS Christina, parties, tl CrI =
by insuring the ,safety of the &c, 900
youngsters. who VIII carry OIL the glorious
fruit from those wonderful pine trees.
Mrs. WUEELFR-Eour contribution II
greatly desired, but we cannot une 1t unless
you send II III before Wednesday.
The beautiful "Nellic BLY, doll. with her
gripsnck full OF colns. IN n beautiful piece
of Gilish hnndiwork, and SHOVE kind and
thoughtful heart.
Miss l.. Parker, 100 Second avenue, il
the winner ot the gold bangle offeIeI hy
Mrs Stevens, OF One HundI ed and twenty.
ninth street, the proceeds going to the frui.
Any ana Es'hrr. Your contribution was
received and duly credited CO. ~.
kddir J.. Ij'BGU. They will make "somC
poor Kid very lGnry.
Mr.. II. 4. ChrripiHd Please send me
note de cliptiNe oi contents OF packages.
FrGHk =. HoEr. Your recitations will b,
delightful. PCaSe EJECT the Larty mos
convenient for you TO reach.
Cgrrie PeuH, Apply to any of the ladie'
in charge,
LWie GRder. Send me your address.
| Katie BWiGm. forgot to put your
address on your postal card.
.ihr. Me0Eim. Nine till noon.
Man Lcrofd cr PriHciDlP. Please sent
ME Your address.
The evening world., 1889-12-21
GOOD.RY.

The Pan-Americans 30 to-day. They
leave with light hearts and extended
views. Also, presumably, extended nb-
domens. II is 10 be hoped that the South
American stomach is IN elastic one with
n cheerful acceptance of labor for TINT
section Of our guests framework has
been sorely taxed.
At one stage of their peregrinations in
this beautiful land the sorely overfed
delegates cried ont in low, thrilling tones
thnt they could not, positively could not,
eat so much!
But the sense that their stay in New
York was brief Ind mnde them submit
with childlike sweetness 20 being break
tasted and Iupched and dined till they
must have thought with envy of nm
ostrich or dwelt on the thought of hunger
rs a delicious dream.
They have stood il like little men and
have had good time. Good-by, Pan
Americans
The evening world., 1889-12-21
PORTUGAL UNEASY,

The Portuguese Government is rather
uneasy over its ex-lmperial guest. Dom
PEDRO is standing reminder TO the Por-
tuguese that an Empire can be turned
into Republic with anlease that is allur-
ing. Whether there is strong bias
towardsa republican form of government
in Portugal or not. the King. who has 30
lately succeeded to the crown, would like
to feel that it is close fit. and not likely
to drop from his head some day and leave
him without a realm.
A King is 80 useless. us rule, unless
be has kingdom.
The evening world., 1889-12-21
WIFeLY DEVOTION.

A moonshiner's wife knocked down two
revenue officers and paralyzed third by
a vigorous blow. They were taking off
her husband at the time, and this delicate
interference on the part of the lady en-
abled him to escape. 1t was in defiance
Of the law, but as an example OF wifely
devotion the assault was not unworthy of
admiration. The man may make lad
whiskey, but he must make good hus-
band to inspire such a striking affection
in his wife.
The evening world., 1889-12-21
AT LAST |

In the stories which are told every dny
about one or two desperadoes holding up
q train and robbing whole carload OF
passengers, the wonder is often felt that
some plucky, indignant man doesn't get
q shot at the robbers. In the last account
Of a raid on q train on the Gulf, Colorado
and Santa FG Railroad brave brakeman
opened fire on gang of four. They
killed him, but were frightened of be-
fore they could relieve the sac of E12, ,OOO
which it contained.
The brave fellows name was /. PENN.
and he was only brakeman. But what
q brakeman!
The evening world., 1889-12-21
SPoTLETs.

The Senators are beginning TO attend prayers
in the Senate more numerously. Any improve
ment in the praying Senators will be gladly re-
corded.
AbuTglAr was caught by the heel in Newark
His name must have been Achilles, whose only
vulnerable point was his heel Perhaps he was u
"heeler."
An old woman has jus died al lo2 years Of
age. she smoked tobacco from the time sa
wore long dresses wcli, she probably short
ened her lie hity years. There.
dainty pair Of No. II shoes haa JUS Deen
built for negro. He wears cightcens, but as
this is his wedding pair ho IS wiling to sui:er
little Iinching.
Dorothy Fitzner, seeking divorce. says her
hubby" was go cruel he did not speak 10 her
for eight months, although they lived In the same
house. Perhaps Mr.. Fitzncr WAS hne couy err
Sationhlist.
30 long as pistols are sold without license they
Will be used without license.
-.
Jake Kilrain will have to do two months time.
Whe7c Is John L. Is he to be let OF eaty because
he licked;
Fourteen cents worth Of dry goods were re-
Gently stolen. This news will excite TO great
vigilance in the big stores.
=.
man tried to walk on tho water and Petered
out badly. Ho has gone to ioIn McGinty.
=.
The littie boys who come in with money for the
unlistHas Tree Fund are head centers.
The evening world., 1889-12-21
NERVOUS AND SLEEPLESS.

There is one way to cure nervousness and
Sleepcssness and that is by the use OF Dr. Greenes
NERvUEA, tha great Lrain and nerve nyigorant
This wonder al remedy In natures own nerve tonic
and sleep producer, and 10 perfectly harmIs sss,
being made from pure vegetable medicines. II may
BE- given TO infants, children or the most delicate
invalidS without fear II soothss, cams and qulets
ths weakened. irritable aud oVerwrouGht nerves,
producing perfect rspoSs and refreshing. natural
sleep; At the same time IL builds up And topes up
the weak and shattered nerves and gives renewed
lfe Strsnsth, vitality and vgor 10 the systsm. Il
is for sale By al druggists Al Ol per bottle.
The evening world., 1889-12-21

plcted it's work so far as the retail clothing
trade is concerned.
In thiR department it was evident after AZ
inspection of all stores which had an
noInced that they wonld compete for the
prize. that the llvelcst sort of u contest had
been aroused among the rival artists, for
nothing like the Ia,nstaking care in the ar
rRngemcnt of the street window display of
clothing was q or before shown IN this city.
All Of the most prominent houses have
layiBhcd money OH this Christmas display,
and their drcst era were ordered to go ahead
and get up the best show they could regard
less of expense.
As result the designs for the windows
this season are all new and original. and are
planned on scale that for elaboration OF
detail aud artistic effect have never been
equalled.
One of the fundamental conditions of the
contest. at least so far as il applies to the
clothing trade display, was that III arrang-
ing a show window of this kind nothing in
the way Of lay figures, mechanical appliances
OF lnborate dressing with satins should be
allowed ~ accessories, and that the artist
must make his effect by means of the goods
alone.
In awarding the irst medal, therefore, TO
Mr.. Albert Davis, manager of tile London
and Liverpool Clothing Company, who does
his own window-dressing, the Committee
has kept this particular condition of the
contest CLEARLY in view.
Mr.. Hr yis. with the simplest means. and
without the use Of any accessories whatever
except his invention, 1.-THE Albert bust, +"
has produced most admirable effect with
his large double window on the Bowcry.
Each garment is shown against simple
background of white cotton cloth, and it
lies so smoothly that not single crease or
The evening world., 1889-12-21
A $1,000
GOLD WATCH
FOR ONLY
ONE DOLLAR

per week on the iuStAlmsnt plan The Gases In this
elegant watch are warranted for 81 years. The move
mont full (la) jswellsd, Only small cash payment
at trSt. balance can be paid in instAlmentS Of SI
per week. AsNO sell more watches In ono month
than most retail ate res do ono year we can one,
this watch for a3N 90. We also sell L.Ady'b tio,d
We deliver the watch with your first payment.
watch olun
PlSase cal and sIAmipS tkOs watches, or II you
vii sendy Iur nams I'd address one OF our AEsntA
samples p ssyetal etyles % watches and ehAihe.
WAys New York, N, Y.
The evening world., 1889-12-21
The PRIZE WINDOW.
Albert Davis Awarded The Retail
Clothing Medal.
Artistic and Tasteful Display Of
Goods.
He is Manager OF the London and
Liverpool Clothing Company.

The Committee Of Award, whose duty it is
to name the winners OF TmE EVEN Womb
gold medals for the most artistlcnly and
tattofully dressed show window, has COM
The evening world., 1889-12-21

,,JSsie, - ..ents Eibsrt H. Bsgi:y. %; George
2H,la l Msy Navy & aSs aRPi$i R"Stgird 10 ,"L Lti,e
Ss2G %" Sa III 5a1.S Leo t%Rih %Sth5
snsc. 10 Margaret i0 Emily Alien 10; o. carrie S'
Co,lectcd ty Miss Davidson, in tho EEqin.,r'rq
NcTI M eonE%S'nE'roTm tor rs'ls ~ asoh haSSle
BR%%n"sy R.. sss. a o M no N1 S
~; T. irs wsisn,, l9 WI; 10; Ms Ieyssi
tatlSr, 20 Si:; l., fsrSt 70; MI. iisyI,a., 20;
IorShmSs, 10 M5s LSsEG%:%. 10 a. a H,y"as HISs.'.o
l0; NJ NJ H"mm".. 20 Miss Read 20 Miss Hun
GSli"Sisd y EyN My LonsTSpss, Peters .
w'"Sjr wS 70 Z Gn.S %sGS' S / sH ss M"sIs ssIs Sk rS
Ca cG'aS;S5 ,, Angus, sr;Sroas6 AFnS ri,as,
,C"''er'" .my lisIm,n Hartman, 30 ems;
A Irnm no. SYg to in. Gs@sn 10 E,t t. Mip' 10
TO- Wee M9 g. y, N'qD~ 3 ,gIniS r. Erin + G"mp"s;n "a
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S.I,nr e.; lane; H'Bi'n' ~ Geors" Bail lO' Henry
cs1,. GG.'"Fiol By S0nL IL " S&Gn'm & n, " Eopg p
burger. y Louis Eere"r. TO- Chns, L., s. 10
j. NJ .. ~, ,l4iI. Pssnut, b W, H., IL; swan
sou 10; II, Noinle 10.
Collected hy Juliu, friedman - cents; T. j.
igmphrg, -, T. H. Humphr'v, -, Gcrt,e Han
phrey, 20; Beatrice numphrey, ~ Cash, -
Lyrds W, FIELD, - hertna Nni DNnt, ~ n +
Mover, -; d. Ln2hNn. - G. Meas, re mutt, :
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The evening world., 1889-12-21
Rather Heady.

from JudgS
Won Dudoo ready for n Gallopl-Aw. why
don't yRw give linn his head yaw knaw?
HIS Groom uuder hlS breath III | could
give Inn yours, You blooming idiot, nobody
a miss anything.