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Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1889-12-20

"You are the manager of the
British syndicate?" AYES, sir"
"Well, represent the Associated
Tramps Of New Jersey, "What'll
you give us for our cordwood saw
ing industrym-New York Sun.
A mans debts will oyertake him,
no matter how far they run behind.
West Shore.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1889-12-20
Bucklen'S Arnlca Salve.

The best salve in the world for
cuts, bruises, sores. ulcers, salt
rheum, fever sores, letter chapped
hands, chilblains, corns and all skin
eruptiOns, and positively cures piles
or no pay required. 1t is guaranteed
to give perfect satisfaction, or money
refunded. Price 25 cents per box.
For sale by Daniel !. Fry, drug
gist.
Mrs. De Fashion Qn full dress)-
"What! Not ready yet? i sent both
my dressing maids to tell you to
hurry" Mr.. De Fashlon--"Ready
in a moment, my dear. I've got
only one more button to sew on."--
New York Weekly.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1889-12-20
FOUND.
FOR EXCHANGE,
WANTED

NTANTED.-At once. Two or three
w rooms for light housekeeping. Fur
nished or unfurnished. Enquire JOURNAL
office.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1889-12-20
Is Consumption lncurable?

Read the following: Mr. G. H.
Morris, Newark, Ark, says: "Was
down with Abcess of Lungs, and
friends and physicians pronounced
ME an Incurable Consumptive. Be
gan taking DIR. Kings New Discov.
cry for Consumption, am now on
my third bottle, and able to oversee
the work on my farm. 1t Is the
finest medicine ever made"
Jesse Middlewart, Decatur, Ohio,
says: Had II not been for DIR. Kings
New Discovery for Consumption l
would have died of Lung Troubles.
Was given up by doctors. Am now
In best of health" Try it. Sample
bottles free at Daniel j. Fry's Drug
store.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1889-12-20
BOARDING.
SOCIETY NOTICES.

KNIGHTS OF OFPYTHIAS.-Regula meet
IN ing on Tuesday night of each week at
1880 p. m.
l.. II. STINSON, &. C,
w. ii. ii. WATERS, X, of X. andS
OLIVE LODGE No. Is, /. o. o. f., meets
" in odd Fellows Hall up stairs. Corner
Commercial and Ferry streets, every Sat
urday at 1850 p. m.
j. I. GREGG. WIN. CLARKE,
Secretary. N. q,
~ A. R.-Sedgwick Post, No. 10, Depart
". ment OF Oregon, meets every Monday
evening at the hall over the Oregon Land
company's Office. Visiting comrades ara
cordially invited to attend.
A. W. DRAYGER, Post Commader.
b. II. SoUTHwICK, AdjutanL
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1889-12-20
FOR SALE.

NOR SALE.-A GOOD HARDWARE
Il business in Marion county. Address
CAPITAL JOURNAL
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1889-12-20

AS-Cheapest place in town to buy your
Holiday Goods. MRS. Nj BURFORD.
Decorah-posten., 1889-05-15
1896 April 1864.

Sioitleben 18be qpril Dor bet rs Aar
iioen StormeH paa 9pbbsl. Saaoel
ben banife Tom ben tplfe Yresie bar in
oebolot Nrtifier / Inlebnins Of Dagger.
Sreusiern beitiso ben Dag Stan=
ierne fra ST. 4 ON Morssnen til ST. 10
5ormiboas. ba Stormen bespabte. Sra
1O2 p~reusiife 8auoner bleo Der ituot i
aft 9,700 Sfuo. Bua Sluset 10 sap
%reusierne enbnu en- forferbelis Salpe,
booreiter Der / nu9le gieblif inbtraaote
Dsbsftilbeb. 0a IOg pluoielis Tams
burerne Stormmari6en, Nuifforpierne
ipilsoe Hreusierianaen, % meo Surra.
raab itprtebe 8reusierne Up al YaraIe,
len % ftormeoe mob Sfanierne. Snben
en- balp Time bar be fOrfucte Stanis,
iamtliss tasne efter ben tapreite WOb.
itaub. Stormen os ben &, Der bog.
eiter ubipanot fig, foitebe 9anfernt
4,706 Manb, bpOraf Sc Sficerer oa
$500 Mano fausne. Sreusierne tabtt
II Officerer % 1.13O Wano, buOraf II
Sficerer % 246 Wano falone.
Decorah-posten., 1889-05-15
&aal cfter tioliee Bpteter.

5or at cpnaa ct binist &eiultat / iaa
9enieenoe er bet Blot n~eooenbiat at BABE
iterfe, frobise 8aalplanter. 5or at
isaffe fig iuaoanne iaar man 5rset tpnbt
/ Gaber, minoit en- Sob fra bperanore /
Slutninsen at Mai sGer 8~espnoelien
at Sum-. gr Sorbbunoen rig, o9 be
pasies % iteIes sobt, oil man paa 80
9ose babe iaa spbe Slanter, man fan
pnIfe fig.
Naar laa Eoteterne er srapet pp, mao
Soroen pleies os pufperiieres sobt, os
MI iettes Slunterne no 3 5oo fra boer-
andre / &aoer, 4 SOB fra ~busranore,
temmelig bpbt. aommer Der iterfl
Tsroeir, oa maa man trampe SOrbeu
til omfrins benz. Stubis Sanbins mel
@jsbisluanb bioraser naturlispis fer.
oeles meSet til at paafpnbe &aalsns
Bert.
Decorah-posten., 1889-05-15
Gierenes @noplcie.

81 peo af grfarins, at, naar oi Dol
Der bort Geseme rent, Iaa er ri altie
frilfeit os tribes bebit. Netop bet Jam
me er 9ilfalbet meb 8isrene; naar be
boer Dag bliuer bsriteoe iaalebes, al
leie Saar, Subifiel Os Smuos %fjernes
fra Suoen, % bet bar ct parmt Dp.
b~olbsteb, uil bet libt efter liot fna ei
blanft cs slinienoe Suurlas ben iiaoise
Gficnbrins at SuoieSt, Iom beuirfe,
oenne SLAMS, er ct Tesn paa, at Sub.
pprerne er aabne, iaa Suoaanbiuser
fan fcresaa liseiaa reselmesist ION
9unseaanbinsen. altiammen Ting icm
bar ben itsrite Setpbnins for 9grenes
Sunbbeo ps aifaltnins.
On anben Smitenoisbeb, Tom sis,
Suopleien nsbpenois, er ben, at Melfer
ferlt ba fan brinses fra Sjsiet rem
naar Suopleien ps ct renlis Stel Der.
Ter til bet poerite, liseiom 9uiten / Sis
Jet bliper renere for 9pret at inbaanbe
raar en- / ale Dele siennemfSrt 8enlis,
beo CT ben raabenbe peb bet belle Stel
Decorah-posten., 1889-05-15
n,9uiet og9 auen
areatmrerneS Soorin9.

De Tiber, paa boilfe man fcbrer
Sreatursrte. mao bore beitemte, iaa be
ioorss bper Dag paa iamme lib. 5ooret
maa bore ems til enboer 1ib, iaa man
lite ben enc Dag siuer minbre 8raft-
fober enb ben anben, ba bette pirfer for
itprrenoe paa 5orbsielien. 2iseIaa bsr
5obret forbeles en- beiiemt Srben inben
be enfelte Waaltiber. Man siper iom
Resel bet baarlisite Sober fsrit, naar
9prene er %iultne, bette ipiies berueb
bebre op, os, naar iaa ben itsrite Suns
ger er tilfrebstiqet, sipss bet bebre os
mere ti0offenoe Sober. Baa benne
Waabe uhnpttes 5oberet bebft, pao
iamme Glib ium 3pret loffes til at OPP
ta9e iaa meSet, iom bets Bug fan rumme.
9i9eiaa nsopenbig iom reselmesiis
5uoring, er en- beftemt 90 til beitemte
Fiber, bOUrpeb Gpret ~uforitprret fan
brgutpsse bet fOrtarebe Sober. Naur
oenne SO beitemt poerbolbes for Oct
~sntelte 6jss, bliper bet en- iaaban 8ans
bus GDrene, at en- utiois 5~oritprrelis
piloe babe en- fabelts 8irfnins pau
93rets 5orbsielie.
s Iaturtilitanben fer 81 9prene
&eselen beige oenne Suiletib peo Mib=
basstiber, idalebes at BET inbtaser fine
to Scpebmaaltioer Mursen os Otter,
miooas. 9ette er ct 5inserpe9, ion
8reaturbeloeren life bsr laoe sanIfe ut
al 8etro9tnins; bog tror ri life, al
man oueralt bsr boloe ina itarft paa en-
to 8anses 5obrins, naar andre On.
i%tRnbi9beber taller oerimpb.
Sum at man / ale 9ilfalbe siennem.
ferer en- ~nipigelis Srben / 9prenes
5Oorins % Suile.
Decorah-posten., 1889-05-15
maa'Votitfer

De alminbelisits Spsbomme Dos
Ssns er mere u~bpenbist END inopenbist,
nemlis Gus, Nio eller SPIDERS. Bet
bebite Wiboel er 8uba6 os 8erofin
bet fsrfe Stof bruses paa felipe Ssniene,
bet anbet paa Saslene, / 8eberne % /
Soibuafninsen. 8aretuses bette, ba
sr man fuit en- bel Del al be Spsbomme,
iom sisr, at Ssniene banser meb
Sopeoet.
= ct pirfiomt Mibbel til at iorbripe
SuSmuiene er Oleanberblabe. Wau
tBrrer oisis % ftgber benz ba til Yulper.
9ette blanbes meo tpr Sanb os itrDes
, Muienes Smutbuner. De alIfpr bisie
Blabss 9ust til bet poeriie os iprlaber
siebliifelis fine Smutbu1er for albris
mere at penoe tilbase.
- Saa Sacren iaa tiblist iom NH.
list, ba ben fr9oer lang lib for al
mpbnes, men iaa ben life paa frosisn
Sorb | ben Trp, at ben moi oil finbe fin
Bel frem.
Decorah-posten., 1889-05-15
Gralper
21S octtc o9 bnif!
y. %9lnunoicn,
Securab, SOpi

269teitabstilbuo ouife5 bslb lite o9 pI nnSer tn8'n :
t~rubi8bcoer utOtaSeS unOer 80 GcntS per giuie. Sgo Sr0 Aa
Ell Etnlc. 2ete ior at i~orebg8ge Dtisbru9.
SO09iaINanmclNelicr &bouucrter5 6omile optd9e3 S"l
co8 Tan Vi lite ale mere emo ii { iuiers Floos. Gitcripor9IH !" j
to9es lOr Il Sent pr. Orb. Spp Orb re9ue5 for en- SIn'e. f"yj
nuo lHoienoes meO Giterippr9ieleu, euerS opta8eS ben te'
NSrriics 5~oranOring. Guar Ell Abonnent snller IN "'"
lorouogtt, moo ben tioli8ere Aore5ie op9tues.
NOrcriclappcu oil uouie, uaar 5ibeu er uoe. e9 Ye"
Satoen, % leno IND poGupt, buis De ~irentoeles enifsr VIa0"'
gDr N,Onnrutrr bsoes inSienoe usiaStis abreSle; f0P'1m1
Sountp o9 Stat, liant P. o. Box euer Drawer, ON iaaoa" 9'
Undertaking Dor bet lie i Money Orders, Registered Ls" ~
sAer Ssrler. LOCAL CHECKS mootases it,. ion iu'o 81 c,,
oa pl maa ienoe benz til ben Sant. be er uoitsbte paa, lo1 n,,l
o9 bette tolter ira 10 til % Gts. Gltm iffe at l99Se Monp;.
Slantelten euer Serlsn iub Srepet. aanaoa Faptr's psJ
Ite pGrp mere eno 95 Gents. 81 sr lite aniparliSs '' ,irl
Notes, Ssnb Dem lite. Ge fan faa Ell Money Order p' ouis
al TO esnts, o8 benne er COB iom Gulo. Express Money "a =,
CT oaaee bulge % ltre. Selsb inbtil $500 toltr tu"o S'"'
Tan erboloeS pso etbuert GrpreiS.S ifce.
6or Truge icnot alminoelise Srepe fan uos'pe'" m Td
an)parlI9. Get bRnOsr, at iaaoanne greue bir bo'ts pau ~
SuSicuaer, mau Opsip. fit Taun. bog it's for oti'H''ss'"
unotasen iaa iorIanaes.
SlaStt ian bciiaes til enbp.r lib al garst, % a00""'"'
'esnss ira ben 3iS, Subbstalns Fer.
Juttrtsante Bsrstninser fra be ~forflieutss Gas -.lrs
"'0'a0ss sluus. men isnS % lite psItttRs susr ftf'e'S'
Decorah-posten., 1889-05-15
CERTIFICATE OF WARRANTY.

VIZ hereby warrant this Improved Singer Sewing Machine Of
manufacture, and bearing our trade mark, and numbered a6JSa AtO end
the natural wear and tear of family use for Five Years, and agree o Nyl
free of charge any defective or broken parts of the same for that ar
excepting only the wear and breakage of Needles. Bobbins and ShuthA
gu, ct cro til De / ornnities: Sts De hsbu .n spmunHt % III
aOr at BRUCE ben, iao iOa Gn. Der Fan, til at biaps Gsm. qsb IRE SEIu
see m eb BEN. SpItuIombeNt Waftns maa bebanSIs mS GorhanA
@aItuen CT usoshst iammeufat, imut ushpr,i. litter fit Gtbett Id
tri3e.
Web bcr Narint issr en- pen GamIius at imaa Suhrumtutu Utachmed
III Nrna 6ur5tnbsIs mtb ben en- rufler, en- tucker, 81 Set hemmen, "a ID
hemmer, ct Strusiern, en- wrench, en- Glie'ano,, en- gauge, en- gauge Shu'
rita throat plate, en- etra check Gprjus. en- VaHe TGoIu, 6 bobbnS o. .
en- BOOrltoes man fol Omgoos RaHiuer iOa Ai OtNou u inIotGuS5t tmS
Dmierbe, en- tompIu Spmai,ne, iGrbig III at iGus isana
Gs Wttte Gste T fobrtueoe peo 9iRlp al steel gauge, fGa B, VasG aid
luurat, % be SEE, Der u uSat for ben f1hnt Slibnius. u al bet fu,it SHd'
pastr paa bet Gsiugtisht iommen.
@attrtoGerne % Deana bbc Roiinu r al be tsbh, Sas., Ns as0at
asrht 2mbqgsetaBb.
Set lsie eaIunatiut r en- rtst9 5or5cSrius Os iaahtts anbra9t, at SHtlf
bobbins) IAN igois, uttu at IIariHsn idU arbdcs. ia0 at bet 3fL Sr Raj n
.ado tan tg8c uiorfpuet.
on oumn jortrtnIis 50rbeortus u selfthreading eyeet, check lever
needle clamp.
Ter CT mct mo 1000 al 6isic RaNfuu srus. oe aQs ipns isrS,ts sa
ytm.
NuHiun vii 5itue isht eitttt ira Sottttu; Ben ptt0 100 Vnne % 18
oil tIUt ubctotis - omrinq 60, ir 80 @de. Ri nil port auioarIJ ua
or pOy, aborueu,cr. at Ilaiuucu tonWer til TT gcicmmeI"ttS, louS'd q
pstur uste3us 9ordi. SpaiO ben uUrmtnc Srn5Guefation. % go U''
AetBjt pao FohONo, County % Stat
%TutohanNis a6rssis:
y. 9tnunsien,
Grupc p 2eOrab, SOri
Decorah-posten., 1889-05-15
Su6IcnS gtrnifas SaIpe.

Tette er ben beoite Salpe / Ieroer To-
Sfanr, oprcoen Sub, Saar, %prfeiaar, Gal
&beun, 6eberiaar, loilGt, Stnb, Srpitbpl
Der, 9i9torne % ale Subipaoomme % bel
breoer aIoeles Piles, os bpis Den lite sipr Oct
oa frGpcS in9en Setalins. Zen er sarantcrr
at itiGle sigre iuloitGuoi9 6ploeit, clerS iaa,
nan Ten9ene ,ilbuse. Yris % Gents pr
este. SGl9es hos
8. 8. Tont9omerp & Go.
Eeccrah, Soma q. paa gpptheier / ale or
bre Sner.
Decorah-posten., 1889-05-15
sra gamle Gage.

Nf ~OO
Torpeitab ben 3Ote December 175l.
DIN oenne Nanb pibite samle Jolt tnoe
/ Saroanser at i%ortale mango Siitor'er
fra bans gmbebstio paa 2orOe1tao.
1bentpil bar bisie 9itorier f%ortalie al
5olt paa bisie aanter unoer Banriilo'
fiitet. aanite IIise Snsn ON Fr9ften
enbnu leper | samle Soils Grinorlns
Der / 8psben, uoen at bore Ipnoerl'9
fjenbte. - 8i ifal oerfor meooele fsl=
senbe:
Grit 2esanser (17O9-16) Dor fsbt
/ 8if / Sosn, bar aapslan | Snbpifen
/ Norbfjorb 1897 1909, / 8ale til
1715 eler 17l6.
3 8oQe brep ban paa at lare Soft of
laie os sialbt for IN u%iabuanlis from
ps larb Manb, iom 8jaoelen for9jrs
pes bar eiter. gngans / 5~ereIa!oet
pilbe ben Snoe birbre bam fra at flere
til Inneret. Bda 8eien fnRffeoe ban
Slabemsien. Wen 8r9iten tpan9
8jaoelen til at ligse unber Sleoen o9
bolbe Meien. 9ddr BET FEB / Steae og
Sanc, peb ps sniitrebe ban itp3t, og Del
lpite iOm 2uer unoer Sl9ben. @fter
mango aampe meo 9jaoelen manebe
ban bam ino / ct Ere, iom fob mango
gtar eiter. Beo ct Sab al !Seiten i'll
ban en- lem Sfabe / armen, iaa bar
maatte 9aa iii Bpfle ps Spleitac. =
s 174S ifreu Biitop aerup ON 2e9ana
ger, at BAN par en- Srat "meb al CUBE.
Zig Rlbfjarbeb, utrattelis fittis ps a
ct friItslist 2eunet."
9a ban en- Ssnbas paa 8eisn til
8irfen fom / 5slse meo eli Wanb, ION
/ usens Sob bar bleOsn fraltlaaiet fl
5iifeinsre os fin 5liieitans oa beflaseo'
Jig beroper for Brpiter, tug oenne an:
lebnina beraf til / fin Yrebiten at reol,
ben utienote Gpo. timber Ealeu bUl6.
ban Gertbosen optsftet / fin bsir'
Saano, iasoe, at 9poen buroe tuStes
% siorbe iamtibis ct beftist Slenl
meo Irmen, iom ON ban piloe taft,
Bosen | Sppebet paa no9en neoe / Sir.
fen. uuber benne Mansure trof en- a
Eilbsrerne burtist lit Soueo tiliioe -
1pnlis banse for at bliue rammet al be
b~sfrpsteoe 8ait. Yreiten % Menisbe
ben fOrItOb MI, at Der lao Eppen, %
benne maatte ienere Ifaife Bet %itjaaln
t~ilrette.
gn Eise bapbe baut ct uaste Barn
Otter ben 9ios 2up ifulbe bun itroffel
meb at "itaa strife, bet pil iise, bul
lfulbe unoer M~enisbeoens 9~iliieoeoe
relie, efter Btefenen, titles Op i aor
bsren IHiist til GnIist meo 8reIteu o.
benne sioe benbe en- bpstis 5traHspra
fen. Sr. Grit Rienbte iaa subt bn1
funbe, men ban iaa life noset til SObel
% Sa1rerne bOs @jeniianben for ban,
9otoentale. Dette baabe trettebe o,
ersreoe bam; men at lutte, fsrenb ba'
baobe faaet Eaarerne frem bOs Spnber
inben - bet biloe ban life. Ore
"bebre liplss END raab1ps" tanfts 81
Grit. Sbet bau bit os ifarpt ubbrgo
"WRoles log paa 8lippen. iaa cen ga
8ano, iaa ital bu osiaa siue @anb, bi
Ealfe" - gap ban Bisen ct furluarlia
grefisen, Der l.rar bapae ben forpnIteh
, gi,fnins: Der bleu baaoe Sulfen o
9aarer.
Decorah-posten., 1889-05-15
4r1m er
meo 15oe Mareans at !
"DccoxaR-9 ootcu'

40 eipet I Q eHerbetaen. Original Nopsu, Of g. " sn.
lO< 5usmanbssutm"-"GaOra pOhsn. Os "g,o Grnsn" >, o"'as I
gramitOs mutt iusbuuOa Si75. SimpIas m.u sst inobun.u e p" II
SL35. sY
~ Zen bemmcIiebeoSiuloe G. Ere 3d,. 4D eir
l(s 'or6etss intsrtsiaut Soteaius oe pI ieuct tlonbi .7,uIN \
gcfre. "Iuordbspohen" o. -Gee arnen" ct Gr mee snu, ps, h, t"rI
sctr, s.. IS @ost iubbuuci Stinbrps $500. NEs(
40 SctIftiuen % seonsiGueeren (ai Nuau Vin.r,or,
400 gotten" oe "gto Anen" ct aar meo enns Ro9 iom lrroi, N1N1
9nStuuSa sl5O. Ni
Al "Susmanosautten" SnbbeTb:- Susmons,u g. a
lJ> Susbonbe- Susmanbssuttn til Daaben - Stobouosrs IT, ~
wouStu, ssn ion 9,a.'umm,ratr- SusmanSssuten til satn,-g, y,
t,omuatr-Sul,n Susmonshusn Os bs SusbOnSsn - gt 70 40 Fr..+ Il
decentralization ausIaa.t ION 6orbrpbtr-Sonbtn ipnsr mere, o. mr, So
Ter aur,o mel binunStn-Stur. SuHsie-9I Eaters - Ruun Sos -
prrr,-G us,rsist SorIop.N,sitttab- Susmanbssuitsn ct amedian, ~
proubnutu fat fin Tom-@aaremauStns Rome laes.s iGrausn-Su.u.,
tlbao, til bet samt. Si.m - Gu radOm SpIsDttt pa Bratiu - stus,,..
NObrubu-gt Opsisr m.usm SusmanSssuntn os T.uit - Ole suve NJ m
Okt GbicasO-SnOrer tmOS WGrs- 9usmanSssntten tiISuss til bet oou, gI
ousmouSsoutt,u Storboneeus pIo6s - ct sIGbtHst @tufpn. -7ro-.N
"a -gb arusn. ct War mo -Susmansssutisn- (5dteD ism ptaa, Z q. y
bunsst 81 As; mutt iuounSt $i6s.
Decorah-posten., 1889-05-15

"Tuorabsp ontn"s ut9iucr bar it Tg SorbiuttUt mS tn Tor ssns,,
Gabrii % Iar b,rptS GnISHtns til at tuunt rait Sloeets GbOnnriu IN AGsI
rishs aoS epmoRirt. QUIT M paa. at bet IN, CT for al buis, s itu, at vbg.
ms stnn. 6erretrjue. Gubpcr nil besrbt, at In SpmGlius he Tan Nnu
biuietr. .nb S14OO, naar ben Nal pars COB. Der or u6n 9ppl manp sM
-DuOrab, pohtn"s abouutntr. Der fan ban. Drug ir m Spmantn, mn ION
bar Raob til at usbt en- al bia. ,Ofbar, IaHiner. bptGtt heller III, IT u,spuAt
naar b tan faa en- Istios COB iu en- arsitbI al pren.
gt bar tn al StI. WaGantr aaosnbs I pori ROutOr. % m,s s,HH, hu rM
1oasRee
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-08-13
A Novel Racing Rig.

New Haven special to the New York Times
says: Capt. Charles w. Hoyt of this city has
nearly completed little schooner yacht Of
novel rig that several New York yachtsmen
have critically examined, and one of them Of
fers q wager o; $500 that the Artemesia, the
name of the new craft, will beat all Of the
Burgess forty-footers. The Artemesia is AZ
feet long, with a keel SO feet, 1877 foot beam,
and feet inches deep. She is pIanked with
oak, and her hull is beautifully modelled. She
has long overhanging stern and clipper bow,
and her easy, graceful lines are calculated to
give her great speed. Not on the New England
coast is there a rig like the Artemesia's. 1t is
similar to that of the queer ocean-prowling
Block Island boats, save that she will swing a
a large iib. She will carry two slender, taper
ing masts Of the best Oregon pine. the MAIN
mast 46 feet and the foremost - feet in length.
The sails will have short gaffs and long HOSTS,
and, with the jib, will spread SAG square yards
of canvas There will be no shrouds upon the
masts, and the builder will trust to the elias
ITCHY of his spars-as do the Block Islanders
to drive his craft over the water faster than
where the masts are made part of a ship by
binding them by rigging of hemp or wire. The
model is SO well balanced that the Artemesis
will steer under any one of her sails The
craft will probably be enrolled in the New
Haven yacht club. II she proves fast she will
be fitted with racing rig and will try conclu-
sions with some Of the largest of the Burgess
boats
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-08-13
The Australian Pugilist.

The New York Sun says that Peter jackson,
the giant Australian pugilist is an unusually
intelligent man, and he appreciates keenly the
prejudice against boxers Of his color in this
country. On this subject he said yesterday:
81 have been very kindly treated thus far in
this country, particularly by the California
athletic club, which is certainly as square an
organization as exists anywhere in the world.
John l. Sullivan has spoken unkindly of me
several times, but have never paid any atten-
ton to his remarks. He has said that he would
not meet me because of my color. / have
never challenged him. / challenge nobody.
If white man declines to meet me before he
is asked, why, it's none of my business. con-
slider Sullivan great fighter, and he probably
has no peer, but he is unjust in abusing me.
Color does not rub off. and am sure that any
of these fighters would not hesitate to go
against q black man if he thought he could win.
A fighter has no reason to refuse to meet
another, even if his color is not the same. Why
don't Mclaughlin or Garrison refuse to ride
in a race because Isaac Murphy has a mount in
it? They have just as much right to bar color
as have the fighters. / am an athlete, and
try to be a square man, but these fighters who
are afraid to meet "niggers" make me very
tired"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-08-13
Why Horses Look Gawky I'm Pictures.

From the New York Sun
Instantaneous photography is q nuisance"
said an artist whose business is to draw cuts
for the magazines and newspapers. Before
they began to take those blamed photographs
all you had to do was to draw a horse 80 that
it looked natural and lifelike and the papers
and the public we're satisfied. Now, though,
since that Philadelphia fellow printed his book,
and especially since the Sun reprinted the cuts
from it, nothing will do but that We must draw
running horses just rs they are and not as they
look. OF course the pictures don't look nearly
SO pretty, and the horses are as awkward and
unnatural as donkeys but they are accurate, and
that is the craze just now. We have had to learn
our animal drawing all over again and have to
puzzle our brains by the hour over cuts Of
instantaneous photographs, trying to find some
position that has at least bit of grace and life
in it. For my part 1 think it is ridiculous
Compare the magazine pictures of horses of
year or two ago with those Scribner's had last
month and tell me if you don't think the old
ones gave a better idea of the beauty OF the
animals in motion. Imagine Rosa Bonheur's
horses with their fore feet stuck out straight
charging before Napoleon on horses that had
all four legs doubled up under them at the
same timew
Whatever may be the opinion as to the Just
ness of the artists criticisms and complaints
there is no doubt that he is right on his facts.
The horse pictures in the magazines nowadays
nearly all show at least an effort to make the
positions correspond with those shown by in
Simultaneous photographs. The picture horse
OF the past is relocated to the circus poster and
the bills of the racing associations.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-08-13
Punished by an Angry Father.

At Washington Grove Sunday night Mr.
Warren Choate Of this city, who is residing for
the summer at the grove, publicly assaulted 3
young man named Walter Gloyd with q cane.
Mr.. Choate was arrested and after q hearing
before Justice Crawford last evening, at which
he admitted the assault was, held for the Novem-
Der term of the court. Mr.. Choate alleged that
Gloyd had been guilty of insulting conduct to-
wards his little daughter. Several cases have
occurred at the grove recently where insulting
advances have been made to women and young
girls and the community has been somewhat
excited by them. Mr.. Choate was away from
his cottage when Gloyd approached the rear Of
the building. Two little girls, daughters of
Mr.. Choate and Mr.. Polkinhorn, were swinging
IN hammock. They ran into the house
frightened, as they said, by Gloyds conduct
Afterward note said 10 have been written by
Gloyd was found on the fence, containing an
invitation to the little girls to meet him that
evening. Mr.. Choate upon returning home
and hearing the story told by the little girls at
once sought out Gloyd. who was about lea, ing
the grounds, and administered q Gaming to
him,