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Telegram-herald., 1889-07-21

sfsH AND Door FAcIosG FoB -

SASH ANl DOOR f1<l lNht tNh >N r
4 h4fe oae 0f las 1leSl Ss.a $50 aotr t-s.-
ssfs ~ r'ts ief sSie el Al4-. ~. is.i ~
att eat.-ia.i PTS tr-s.ts t-t
4l4 4ra etIls fftth. -t~sf e-- -
pa u-atI- eeae ral.s iats -f-ta>..ts
tDl -fs' t.-ss tatt tls fair Nt--, ~
- q -..fss l-f cat.. 1898. I-o ttti f-+~-r
81 A AlNst1
E0k SALE Fer s4 House ana .et ~
81 Bars 9t latu tne e.sr.> lf0-li street
tar> 1a-s tlaaf> >..t4 ~ 4 f.ltl atV- Ltt -
s.2lsl aa4 ~eri4 $50 easl. hs house 1ss
SIX Rooms cr. Ial ana l-sftIl al .efsc eiu-
ao~s lr.h.v doors. li-sI 81 iat4i Al Nvaa
l,l li4.,e ana ial HaltA $50. Nt.l sell inf
ls -tN lenn l4-4-S< lA9--ll.N ~ la1lfti-A
I4g4-eals. h h. hiN~tA
E0E ~sLE- Here is cbaaee Tor hemt. Lef
tA 70 o-ta .at.c alley, 4c sla1t. f'rNIA
sllal t-t tatse rooms. moacrA tt.ll
finely paperrs throughout ga nite sf4-eA
street ~ se-f1 pArl Il clts. oaiS =
N b. AlNSEl.
E0R sALE-Brau neW modern house. hand
some 1lish. ifout ana back stairs CRATE,
&c ~ 1ne .ocaAiy SO, "cfIih e .gAst
>-.t.r N ~. hlN>LA.
LoH sALE-l hare thr agency oi sslne very
nae hp.,rs oA tlr h'li. pafilr. isl lac %
90 aisFss = it ~ q t4ls-4.l- Del t4.l - c--l
ano INC llre- ~. III. hlArLl.
EoR SALT have few tracts ~ acre prop
eris. ml sfg Inside the city Which Weu q
MAKE lir l-.ststme-i ioI T. .slNAs r.rto.rs
FOR SALE OR 1RADE-A nae l-i4 4.r. tract
~ ofhartruul fuDrf iald within IS llllrs ~
Tie cay d.N- itt river. .-.-ef
49,. II. klN~il
ktk >iLE-~tsrr4l nice Rouse, o. ~f0Uhl-e
e. car line AZ very e.ss..laIr it-sas
N. %. 81 ~-E4.
EOE SALE Eaalt ana lnrIolft property
ol -eGtl u.t4s.e--t N- b. AlA-nl
EoR -ALE rl4 pltlato fhe laI aad ny.
into q nlrr plat H-ll ft -t i.r : prf $3.50. H.
Investigate. ~. j. AlA-1l-
pKICk BLOCK on Keltsf., opposite Court
ID House. Tor sale. N- IT. hiA>tl-
NOR NsLF-~ee here. that fne corner ui
Nallsoll.aye. and Thomas s.. otly 81 .tst
la9xts a. n- HIS rl1-
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-21
. II. .klnSeV.
Weston Building.

AN ORDINANCE to amend section . Of an
ordinance of the c.ty of Grand Rapids en-
titled, An ordinance 10 guard agNust the
calaInlfies of fire. passed april -. le4l. as
heretofore from time % time amended
The Common Council OF the city OF Grand
Rapids 10 orGain rs follows:
section /. That section oi an ordinance Of
the citN ~ Frald Rapids. entitled AN oFai-
nance to guard r- inst the caIaWltlrs Of frr. ~
passed april -. le4l. Is heretofore from time
10 time amended. Dee and Tie same IS hereby
amended SO as to read as follows
Sec. =. All tAat part oi rhs city Of Grand
Rapids en- 'raeed within the limits prescribed
in The foregoing section is hereby declared TO
be- Dire district; and the walls of al buildings
cor parts ct buildings hereafter removed Into
said dl-tr.c or which shall hereafter DE
placed ie uiif or erected therein. shall be
constructed ~ stone, brick, gravel or 9th er IN
c1mhuStibie material, with roofs covered with
siate. iron, tin. gravel or other equally non
cembusflbir material; provided. that the
walls of all buildings hereafter erected
contiguous - the northern. eastern and
southern boundaries thereof NAV De con
strrctrd ot wood. vcneered WITH brick. which
saic AeuecFiDg shall be AZ least four inches n
thickness. and ia az eases the roof al said
building shall tr covered with state. iron. lin.
gravel ur other nou-comhusfihic material.
equally secure AGAINST ire. and AL windows or
other UpcIinI iu the rear and side exterior
walls ot al buildings, except dwelling houses.
shall BE- p.oNliad with closely fitting iron
shutters, arranged in such manner that they
mag ne sre lfly aad securely closed iu ease ol
Ere. Provided. however. that IN shall not he
Hcfcs,l-H 60 PROV ur such shuttle Tor that side
exterior - 4li cf buildings which borders upon
Il str e. outside stair eases. Sfair-ways plat
forms. haifDuitS, sheds auU awnings sbaN he
coAsir-r. and c'n>laered as Included within
thr term parts of buildings" as used iu this
section. and AN outside stair cases. Sfair-wayS
platforms. balconies sheds and awnings here
alter huilt or rebuilt. placed or erected or Tc-
moved into said district. shall he constructed
of nou-conhuS.lhr material; and the roofs
fhprtuf covered NIth state. iron. til. gravel nr
other equally cnmbustihle material.
Passed and approved hy the Common Conn
al of The City az Grand Rapids. Mich. p reg
ufar session. he'd on Monday evening. Iuiy 81.
rs.q ". A. SIifNkTAN.
H3 tify Clerk.
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-21

Te supposed Wn,ecnapel fend
r-aes % ae oriya c0amoa lluatic or
~ trafe ant the murders remain as
mysterious "a ever. Tho imagined
rnr.ers cf noveik,s and dramat'sts
become trte reside appalling series
a. assess nations, tAs Ike ot which, 't
s. safe to say, coa'1 not be- accom-
s..3 .n my other city of Europe or
America without the discovery of Che
r-rn4f
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-21

Temperance lecturer in New England, q,
Mrs. John Barton. says. [ was subject to
those deathiy sick headaches and also
dyspepsia. sulphur Bitters cured me
when all other remedies failed. Mrs.
Barton is the wife of John Barton,
Superintendent of Repairs, Pacific Mills,
Lawrence, Mass.
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-21
Sealed Proposals.
-. - -. -.

Nn.rf Board .f IaI..f " NrIf
GRASP Itrrs. tIsi.. Iu't
Sealed proposals vi. bf rffH. fHl at .n
Once af fhe beafa uUfII rafffNaf - U.5 I.r
af go g. n.. Icf fh. tnutff tI.r p .I = sfN|f
u fHe alley between fl.sFrI. fff' ara
calder ST. from naEsFt fH fHHrrt..' f'-
r.rf 1872 81 she Fiaus aHc frr. fr.fIr.If nn f.n
.t fI. uffrf Of fhf Hoard Iils IHafO reserve
fIH rI.fi fn rftfri arY Nf aI hts
fn.I t.rnef sfaI deposit a. ff NIf ff"ff.fn
fff .lu .f $685. H. fo DO FORTE fsf fn fhf rIfT
.' ..tHI i.tfIa4 H case If -taH ia ~ nrt.f
|"f. contract F." accordance rIft Ne fr"f'.sa
.H..1 t.s SAID ffHf raI hr fHnf ifi-. NF I
.HfH "f I..r
t|I proposals n.I.f hf made IIHr NaHNf
f0af 1856 hf fHrrIthfd Hprr aIr raf.f ar f't
of sa 81 flr board
sFn % IhIIfar President
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-21
Weston Il Lows Addition

Can sog an0rd u let those lots t'r sold al
fle prices sld tle rate they arc without ~. az
iug uIrf Especially ii Ne ~il furnish tuu q
ia and lumber 20 build. and give YOU time fof
bonn Rem. fHtIr see furnish an abstract
showing Clear ;.Ilc g. every Infc .aser.
v. II. hlNSEY.
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-21
Money to Loan.

have $500 o. loan sums 10 suit on good
ciiy real estate security
". II. kINsEY.
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-21

CIrcu-af-o1 Guaranteed 20 BE the
IeGsl W AL Michls4l 80 Da--es TX
cerf Ilcsa ~ Detroit
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-21
sI,457,Is5 %

State Of Michisan-Connty - kent-.s.
J. H. "a Nash. cashier Of thr above named
bank. go s.lrmny swear tlst fnr above stale
m-rr h tr4-. 10 Il4r 1r,f ot fnv know edge ald
belief. H. ~ NASH. it~.llrf
subscribed and sw0rI 20 before llr THIS 18th
day Of July l,,- LisltLN burtN.
Notary Public. Coulty " Ar-r. A.ch.
Correct. Attest
- r. A-PlSwaIL.l
MNrfAn-. Directors.
g. S. IS aIAINs
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-21

A. .asseribsr 20 IuE TELEGRAM
HERALD aas 1alis 70 reeelss ths aper
re.sia4IF. 90 eno maF h-ss rrassu ~
saa4nittn ~ late delivery - 10 confer a
ssrt a. l1s8f - iat.lail4s tlis once *
an tact sl eaee. ssaa postal card or eAi
e. ~ teiepaoae 1.l-
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-21

- -
t.t.,s..i.. ,i-... a. s.sssa.siaz Ia.
-. 5.....--.sis. p...ls.
,
iea I-4Es "a wandering tsN
nelg ana s-al seeing alsn8 tle s-1-1-
.nr f.rk. 81 th4 q ss.oo. riysT, ghe
...-......f..s .rs s..-tl.rs lesses II
- .t
fn o-t-~' .1
-4uny -eatHs 1cAn-ols gives - TIE
a.-t III a .rs AuoRn "a fes people.
~. t.........., ....,.a.i-.r t.,..ls. tfs
...-, i.
-e p
lellea.. ~ Sugar 4Id ul4l4ssSci ~il1
r.. ASA many slAsF kiuas u nsr-
-4... -. .--s..... ta- c.saeh a..
--,..
1@a.a+i,i 'Ae Arztoes' 'i4s H--'-Fi -'41
carts. efc. Afforded ~ feE-eildllz SUD
.4- and ..sft. 10 the ssht-seers
r.. .-. - fos,,,xe.f 81.
p s''7' '-' - e.ei~ =" e-i7 u - A'.s
steamers tae tIuatofl He were more
aLIs fo aar-ec ate raanv Of tne scenes
ana tae southern mrnuer Of dong
business
u -l..., "a ...,.,...i.,.s.ess i,
-. -,..',..-'- 49,. ~srf..,',
- .-- -
',..', ,,,,r,,..I
s..I i-.i
r,. 80 -,''.--t. .l-.o~C'-.',
.--7 = -.'- .'l.'s-7.s-.
sanaa,ta Churches.
Whose .f g...., INCLINE a. the use Of
-t.- .....l .......... -.,.. -r.,, valu.h.
rf.-..f...r ...... t-..o, r.'f,-.. ,sl,o NAV
a...r .f.r.4,. .n n.trv re.oeets.
S.. t..i closely t1 tine interesting
...... ..lt.0. - Nf. A + Heard, who
sal. t.-. and raised 70. the ~auth. Sha
a4- Neu Orleans durlng tie iate
.r s,.l .f.r,eaat the M 4 ua!nfui
s.r.r.y more .rtelI cent e0nver.
-.t.l..iI..f n bal. never he4n our g0od
I .ortlae. ID -tau O.. Airs. n. 81 sz--,t.,l
tIlt -. el-.tfle French market early
Z .la.ae f.sf...,.r. WHICH We alfeadv ae-
-r...lI LA urssioa. letter. Fromthsra
Wr crossed J4.k-..s square. and en-
f r.- .It Catholic cathedral 81,
.ra quarters. Frel.trt vl..
rs .. r.-. rrr..s .--ements conv.nces
r.... .f IL. r.ss-s.tv " a good
ar...r... French. spanish and
lr....ll SEES Orleans habits. We are
u .li q. think that there IS much
and W. inheritance. GOO. about tho Latin
r4..lni t..r couLrIuflt .ons 10 Amer
. cf. faf.uraItv ID the ~orfh that has
never been rut Oh rec1rd and nerha,s
never u.li D..
oar waraer.ros .hout the market
T tie .1rl~e the cathedral tur.ng scr.
.-.. 49, 81 -.
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-21

L'Dh o4Li-l.at Ae ~. Ottawa hosens iAls
lut j., oar of Lle nrsf sticcAoA. "a ~ 10
Gated ul.s .lNrt aiolauct lfnii tAt Aetf' a--
Ja- "a nasklns or N. 4. LoteiaAd, arapa
Rapids. AiDl. ia--.A
6EEAI IAhoAlA A--i. acre farm frame
! s.usr. good orchard "a. acres improves
miles fron lla twlli iaf SAFE cheap. Enquire
Inea4ri. Molcatf A eals1l. 81 vi
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-21

Vow Is the I Inc o. buy one 81 those lots on
the Benham annex Oh Aacklnac Island. j
have !ew al S5U apiece.
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-21
WANT ADVERTISEMENTS
EEF wANTED NALE


MaN4tb-A iise ea4tass.F Ser .Arse Pef-
traits >1Is ,tias 4en srls I'll s.slf .
ttt@sAit f@tie l-.S.l4N u CAL -ltllt AliVAf \
Apps at a. -aVl-sf ~
" AAAIEp-A s.lls llAa az treasure, al sal
- Aatr 80 Laf 81. -tltA slAe lua- VttA d
4As lAaftfH. AaEA Snyder Aes tfc-s eAa
-segla j aiAt@te4 Ell. ~
NANIEb-A lorsui,.a for al iniI.ersaAt Fo-
sitQA tl g t-iDitNtt tortNiA tH t-ta -
must o. "a Apeflsucca aua lAofe-laliN cat4i e.
tsnt A14fs>s 81 aA -i4ci uftIs ea1x AAt-k Tess
sf~a- Herald. 80
kNANEEU-F -Fis.-ciass mAn lor local n.ap
" s4rl iuuss celav Ntl Itct4l-iir nNrl.
have - Il eoaer sam pies. 4ao be- 1t.e s. give
security salary s3 t. start. rai on "a ao
sress H. EtN NLco1. hcrmltegc tallells, ol4ao
ksplas. AD
loMNERCIAL Employment Association. .
strictly cemHeft a. ll>ltutlou persons
sctkllK rll lioN uiral lA ouire. store o. to-ri
ils roal Wlil 0u NrL - consult Hltn As-- tii-
1ezs = Aenp1t-Sl- 81.
WANTED Three statesmen AID three lady
~ saitsN ulrH- lNif tHusr Nto mean ll,i
Acss aVee apply. Address win stamp j. p.A
q t--e on-r
kNAATfp-A good nan 4 e,sls tosr. Sal
" 1ly lala weekly. N filr i9i loi s. iiaI
oAerns4. IaASe1ttrE CO.. lep h cs' A~Ae si
chicago.
>ALEs5IEN- vlsh 4 few nlea s. sell ear
- goods ~ sample 30 .he y ~iiolesAis sna is
tdIl lIaAt ga 81. -rs largest n-a- ia, Atls it
our linfi Iutlast - sl-in4s Vases = ftt ~.s
permanent TOE tanf l-Nlff ahfe
N.. aOtriils.At. Cts tt-tei.' '-"- - ''' '''-
NAAIEp- NAA-la i4ts iar -sene> q e.1
" safr- -ilr --At-h ~ l-.A"r. .t.t .
rare chat g. 'ir-.r 8 p, iiiai',A t--iit''
af bone Il-ar saf.s Mr-l a demand nrfe
before s-tllIri - "iari sale sem feAlcs. q, y e
arr lot governed Hy tle safe Pool AiIi4t
Safe lo. Cincinnati .. wee SAT
SALE>AAN-Aa active salesman Nth arsf
- class references. W-0 Is tls.tl. TIE
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-21

Ak-I haze 1asi laa INa eeo4 ieis iAArre iA
" 0ur laia, bs Nalns 49, about q" itaFt
tnf fIfN. sHf ls Villas a. sell GOT - ii'-e
...,sf ones, I.r $50 easy tera4S Ililit tl-ln
fH"|
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-21

lUI SALE NA AIAl-hrs house 0a Iif Il..
L L..fa hinlA lrom gable ru4l It4-r IIa.
aladtr. .uarnNrlHfnls Glsa fl- hafH
ita .alIrf ra slIF New helsf slfN uI niuHfiOf
payments lao houses 90 rrll So auD So,
lro hIocas fraA hrcse ~ lie 49, ial- g .p.t
afIrr fhis g.. j oaH eiss sou barr ails. ~.
l.lrrs ~ fssI sfio.e. lsslf
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-21

~fk fiaL bargains la Itsi0FaNt pft.ltfs
- ffou ties g. slasi ihe3 NJ - 4-ir-
Davis a 3n>f - NaEsut. 81 ~
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-21

aak >AIk-fe s-t i l4Ae4 lA ttL -4f&
taai lAt resl4e.ies ~ tra Rooms. s0-iilss-
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-21

Open Saturday Evenings.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-04-22
Independent Order of Rechabites.

Salem Tent, No. Isl, received one application
for membership last week, adopted resolutions
requesting the q. c. R., ". ]. Webb, TO call a
special session of the Grand Tent, and made
arrangements for having some necessary para
phernalia made. Anacostia Tent. No. 1873. held
an enjoyable meeting last week, their Ogle-
Mclean duets being especially interesting.
Union, No. 81, the banner tent of the District
has removed all ''dead wood" from it's rolls
and still has much larger membership than
any other. Western Tent, No. 165, had splen-
did meeting last week, having as visitors the
officers and members of Salem Tent. No. l54.
and a quartette of members from Eagle Tent.
No. 2. The members of Western Tent claim
that they will be the banner tent of the District
Last Friday evening Eagle Tent, No. 2, con-
ferred the connecting link on two of the men,
bers OF Eagle Tent. Jr., No. l, and made them
full-hedged members of the senior tent This
junior tent has been the pride OF Eagle Tent.
No. 2, for several years. Members of Salem
Tent, No. 154, Western Tent, No. I65 Eagle
Tent, No. 2 Anacostia Tent, No. l3s, and Purity
Tent, No. (Ladies), joined hands with Naomi
Tent, No. (Ladies), in giving a needy mem
Der donation party the same evening
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-04-22
The Marion Rifles Fair.

Masonic Temple will be filed with pretty
things tonight, and pretty girls to sell them,
for tonight will be the first evening of the
Marion Rifles fair and bazaar. There will be
eleven stands and host of assistants who will
be attached to no stands in particular, but will
go roaming aisOut seeking whom they may de-
YOUR. Mrs. Balch will preside at fancy stand
number one and Mrs. Dent at number two: Mrs.
Whitmore will be the pervading genius at the
doll stand and Mrs. j. II. Klemroth at the re-
freshment booth; Mrs. Wolf will have charge of
the rattle stand, while the pretty products of
nature VIII abound at the flower stand, where
Mrs Walker will preside; sweets of another
kind will be sold at the confectionery stand,
Mrs. Corneiiy; the Misses Lord, Bresnan Mills
and Leetnitzer will dip out lemonade from a
never-ceasing well, and the Misses Sherwood.
Martin, and Conrad will sell pickles: Mrs.
Harrington is to be the purveyor of male de-
lights in the form of choice lcigGrs. and the
gypsy tent viii be occupied by Mrs. Shanklin
and Miss Heath; Bo Peeps will abound as fol-
lows: The Misses Winters, Cotton, Nichols.
Cox, Langley Lacey, Rosser, Leetnitzer, Roth,
Edmonston, Parker, Tucker, Rose, and Her.
bert,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-04-22
GREAr EASTER OrrER1Sa
OF CLOTHING AT THE LOWEST PRICES

ever before offered by other clothing house in the
This stock has been carefully selected by
triedlander from New York since his fire, and every.
thing will be found to re entirely and stylish
his opportunity now to buyers has never been offered
by any other firm. Below will be found some of many
cheap prices:
Mems suits, part cotton. s362. Mems Suits, all
wool. S437. Very Fine, all wool, 1928 Scotch
Gheyiots. all wool, SO. Cerkscrew Suits, in Blue,
black black and Brown. 1915. Very Finest Corkscrews
Children's Suits, an wool. e1.25 Children's Suits
all wool, $1.50. Children's Suits, all wool, al az
Children's suits, all wool, 80 g.
Mems Pants, sll wool. $125. Mems Pants all wool
all wool, 81
Mems Fine Prince Albert Suits, silk finish lining.
Boys suits IL to rs years, s275, 81, 1850. "a
and 30. ALI these bargains to be found at
3l2 ST. n. W.,
Six Doors from 9thst mhl. 3m
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-04-22
Real Estate Matters.

The following sales of real estate have re-
Gently been made for the owners through Geo.
A. Jordan. real estate broker: For II. I. Meany,
lot fronting 20 feet on New Hampshire avenue,
near N street. So 900; for B. L. Walker. part OF
lot 8. square 7S4, $3.50; for NJ c. Hooker, lot
%, lie Droit park. 1000; for I. j. Staley. lot
5, fronting IS feet on 9Th street northeast.
Sl.33S; for j. G. Edwards, lot II. block2 2, Mount
Pleasant s2.4O0: for Il. w. Walker. lot " square
957, fronting 81 feet on 11th street northeast,
$685.; for E. Putnam, lot 9. square sS4, 81 ,023;
for L. w. Lucas, lot IL, square $50, fronting 80
feet on street northeast, 5000; for John +.
Cook and Others. in connection with X. o.
Hoffman. the northeast corner Of 10th and K
Streets containing about 1000 square feet
S62. 600; for A. L. Barber, lot 20 block 20. Co
lumbia Heights. fronting 30 feet on Whitney
avenue. S2,sol; for Theo. +. Davis. lot 8, square
S3i, by depth of the lot Il. 937: for F. Peters,
part lot 4, square $685. fronting 20 feet on 7th
street southeast. $3.50; for A. l.. Barber, lot
5, block 20, Columbia Heights, 2.39l: for VIM.
Blasland lot o. block q lie Droit Park. 81 $50;
in connection with J. ii. Smyth. three lots
fronting 60 feet on 18th street near s. 81 776.
for Jos. Forrest, lots "a, IS, and 76 fronting 81
feet on street northeast, between Sd and Attn
streets, -, $50
George II. Calvert, jr., has bought. for $1,000.
OF Christine Schmidt. sub l5S. square l55-
is 45S by oI59 feet on Corcoran street. between
18th street and New Hampshire avenue north
west.
Sarah E. Morrison has bought, for ca 500, OF
Julia A Rheam, sub g, square 5o7-l7.l5 by so
feet on X street, between 4th street and New
Jersey avenue northwest
s. /. Brown has bought for "a, 100, Of w. II.
Manogne, sub 2os, square IS, West WASH
ngton.
John G. Nicolay has bought of John Clark
for So 800 pts 8 and 50. 9l9, 27xllS feet inch
on East Capitol street, bet sth and 9Th streets
east.
James Richmond. of Philadelphia, has
bought of o. +. Presbrey for $4,000, pts. and
2 and lot 8, Washington heights, 1872 square
feet
Geo. W. Stickney, auctioneer, has sold at
public sale lot on the east side of 18th street.
between n and o streets northwest, 40xl00
feet, to ex-Gov. Pinchbeck, of Louisiana, for
81. Sc per square foot Also, lot on the west
side Of 10th street. between and Rhode
Island avenue, 60xl00 feet to Geo. ]. Seufferle,
for 81. A per square foot
Anna NJ. Fraser. Of New York, has bought for
els. 937. so Of C. E. Blunt, lots z, 8 and part 8,
square ITO, 500 square feet, fronting 561< feet
ON east side of 10th, between n and o streets
northwest
Geo. j. Seufferle has bought, for ss.7o4. so.
of J. A. Hamilton ct al, trustees, subs II, I and
X, and pit 5, square 3S7, fronting 60 feet on
10th street, between p street and Rhode Island
avenue.
Nm N
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-04-22
The Elks BANQUET,

Washington Lodge of Elks remembered its
friends in a very substantial manner last night
at the Harris house, when a number of those
to whom the local members of the order believe
themselves to be indebted were Toasted and
toasted until a late hour. The guests numbered
about l6o persons, and they enjoyed the unex-
pected treat to the utmost A fine program of
vocal and instrumental music was rendered
after the solids had been disposed and the
toasts, which were as follows, responded TO:
The Press, Charles H. Towle, of the Boston
Traveller; 1.-The Navy" Lieut. Lucien Young;
THE Local Militia, Lieut. Tomlinson; Martial
Music" Prof. J. p. Sousa; 1.-The Stage" VIM.
Price; ''The Music Trade" Edward Droop. Z.
b. Hay presided and the committee in charge
of the surprise party was composed of DIR. H.
E. Leach, F. B. Clarkson, J. C. Maxwell, Thad
K. Sailer, NJ E. Urell, b. b Whitney, w. ID.
Mack and NJ. G. Mccormick.
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iii the adjustment, the
eyes are all brought on
the same points, the
mouths will fall on DIFF
ferent lines. and the
composite will be disfig-
3 ured with n multiple
mouth. IL the mouths
are alone considered the
case is no better, and
the compassionate be I'M
natural and worthless.
! To strike a happy medi-
um the compouents are
so adjusted that the dis
lance from the line of
the eyes TO the mouth
II the same in each in
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stance. The necessary adj ustment il secured
by changing the focus OF the camera. IL neces-
sary with each exposure in the making of the
composite. The accompanying cut is from a
composite photograph from plates taken by
Mr.. Thos ". Smillie, OF the National museum,
and represents the composite features Of about
thirty members of the national academy of
sciences, who were in session last week In this
city.
INTERESTING RESULTS.
Composite photography has already done
much for astronomy. During the session Of
the academy of sciences just closed Prof. Todd
showed how composite photography had been
used in securing picture of the suns corona
that can be taken as reasonably accurate. Com
posite photography has collected many OF the
best of the pictures of the corona and had COM
bined them. In this one picture was preserved
the features in which all or many Of the draw
ings made by astronomers agreed. Some of
the results obtained by composite photography
are interesting. The composite photograph OF
a number of faces generally results in a face
more regular in form and feature, and thus
haEdsomer than anyone Of the component
phases. The reason of this is that il Is not
often that the same irregularity appears in
more than one OF a group Of faces. All such
dishguring peculiarities. theu.are so family i'm
pressed on the composite plate to disappear
almost entirely from the completed composite.
Those features in which all agree be-
come strongly marked. Prof. Pumpelly re-
marked the strong resemblance n composite
picture of group of naturalists bore to a dis
tinguished naturalist who was not member %
the group photographed. The portrait looked
more like this absent one than anyone pres
ent. The composite photograph has a some
what vague. ghostly. shadowy outline. but the
face is always strongly marked, aud almost
n ran I'M -Eua
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