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Superintendent of Ordnance Foundry

THE NAVY YARD APPOINTMENT WAS MADE BY SEC
RErARY WHITNEY, NOT BY THE NEW SECRETARY.
The appointment of Frank A. Dennette, of
Massachusetts, as superintendent of the ord
nance foundry at the hayward in this city, to
take the place of John F. Burton, recently dis
charged-which was announced in Saturdays
SrAR-has set the tongues of the navy-yard
people to running and all sorts of rumors have
been started to the effect that this is but the
precursor of numerous and sweeping changes
in the force in the yard. This appointment,
however, was made by Mr.. Whitney several
days before he turned over his Office to Gen.
Tracy, he having selected Mr.. Dennette some
weeks ago. Ever since the reorganization of
the yard as an ordnance foundry Mr.. Whitney,
it has been generally understood, has been
looking for practical man to act as foreman
or superintendent of ordnance. His standard
was SO high and the qualifications required
were so superior, that it was found to be next
to impossible to secure the services of the right
man. There were number of them, but they
were all receiving higher salaries from private
firms than that offered by the government.
MIR. Dennette was finally selected, and his ap-
pointment was contaminated Just before the
change of administration.
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How THE Row STARrxD.-The cause Of the
trouble which eliminated yesterday in c. B.
Cunningham's attempt to shoot T. K. Hickman
STATED yesterday. It IL said that Hackman had
paid, in advance. the last months bin for the
feed and stabling Of the horse which he, a. .
riding-page of the House, used; the check,
sass Ssensr y - I NAVE g 3 q s
Il Wa Cunningham's refusal 70 hand Il over TO
Hackman which started the row.
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.

LOB RENT-LAR9E HOUSE, n. z cor. OF
I'm and stan: ", suitable for business or board
ins h9gss Apply ct 4I9 9th ct. n w.. after p m.
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DURING the past six or eight months the vi
cinity of 5th and NJ streets northeast, the high
est point in that section of the city and one Of
the healthiest locations in Washington, has I'M
dergone complete transformation. Instead Of
a dreary common, with here and there an an
cient and dilapidated frame house, we now find
rows of attractive and TASTY six-and- seven-room
brick houses, with pressed-brick fronts, iron
steps, iron fences and all the modern interior
conveniences of $40 900 houses. This improve
ment is due to the enterprise of Mr.. Chas Cess
ford, who during the winter has built fifteen
houses on the west side of 5th, near NJ, most of
which have been sold at prices ranging from
$2,650 to $3,100, governed by the style and fin
ish of the house. Mr. Gessford is now building
row Of thirteen houses on M, between 4th and
9th. These are to have pressed brick fronts,
stone trimmings, stationary washstands, &c.
The contract for heating, gas fixtures and
plumbing has been given TO one Of our most re-
liable firms, and although when finished the
price for the inside houses will only be 90, 100,
purchaser viii find that he has house which
could not be duplicated in the northwest for
less than $1,000. Swormstedt q Bradley, 927 II
street northwest. are the agents.
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n 7. WALKER SONS. 2O4 10TH STREET n "
Os Car loads Fresh Portland Cenient and F1astor.
.p,,,... ., fige p BRICK and clsy. Charcoal
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LOST AND FOUND.

EOUND-IN THE GAS OFFICE, PRIOR TO MARCH
Gsh sun Of money Which the owner can have BY
Dot d. Knowlton, 4O5 N. J. ave, e. Persian cat,
wnde with one blue eye and bushy tail suitable
T OsT-ON .4IH INST. BUNCH OF KEYS, CON
tanning three latch keys and three common ones.
suitable reward viii be given to the Under thereof
I OST-DOG; COLOR, BLACK AND WHITE AND
Lsome tan around head, small with tail short.
mhl2-2t'
os Id 5oS 1lTH INST BLACK a. n NSEWFoUNp
I oST-SOMEwHEEE N w, SET OFPLANS AND
Aspecihcaton tor store and dwelling for @. N. Lipp;
ssI Rsass
CD REWAhD-FQR The RETURN TO 9l2
VA st. NV, third floor 'front.' OF skye Terrier; lost
Essay sssy feet closely clipped collar reads Ben
T2OUND-GOLD WATCH AND CHAIN OWNER
can have same by proving property and paying for
CO. ST. bet 18th and f4th SITS. TIC @hi2.st
T osT--MONDAY EVENING. ON 3lsT ST, BET
Ana sG ss nth
T OsT-BLACK AND TAN COLLIE DOG, NOT
- LILLY n scar over rsnt eye Suitable reward
SIoLEN LAST THURSDAY MORNING, GRAY
suitable reward ii returned to owner. is Gales st.
I OST-IN NATIONAL HOTEL, CLUSTER RING
II liberal reward for its return to the office Of the
National Hotel. ninIl-2ts
money, with string fasten around neck, something
s $50 viii ~ of VI sssr
1tee Any information viii be received If directed to
7 osT-AN ALLIGATOR PURSE, CONTAINING
s4 6 Aa o r rs IS note tor
Eer book store on 7th ST. or between there and my
resdence. sI2 u st. NV @1O reward viii be paid
uR mhs ~ return CIV BILLINGS
7 osT-AT INAUGURAL BALL MONDAY EVEN
rf to WIZ siss .Ss m
i osT-LEFT IN AN ASSOCIATION CARRIAGE
On fss to r. Sdit x sSisy Co. sii
st. INV. rnh9-3t
T .osT-MARCH pTH IN THE CENTER MARKET,
IA ST. NV, aid get reward mh9-3t'
BOARDING.
"A floor: also several besutfai front Rooms on third
moor; table iirst-class $50 est NV nhl2-3ts
1.-TWO Gentlemen CAN HAVE LARGE FRONT
good board at moderate rwteo. lI9 ST. rf3-3ts
WANTED-.dENTLEAlAN TO OCCUPY NICELY
~ ro1ns Win nIst-class board for 20 per
gentleman and wife. Address "HOME A." Star once.
IT, n.
Nj strangers and the Public: beg to state that
can furnish hrst-class Meals, delivered to Your
sfssndsd anu A0 Wy J nVSE nSi orders promptly
fx7-1m. west-end Caterer, 1905 IT n
NNHE WEBSTER, 5l3 18th ST. NV, SIGHT
seers home; central to all points Of interest new
1urnture: elegant rooms, with board % 70 l0 per
DAY. u 70 * J. A. DEWITT, Prop. Hl4-dm
ARCHITECTS.
g TANTON M .HowARD. ARCHITECT, NAY
- Building, cor. 9TH and T. sts, n ~ Archltecfurai
and Mechanical Drawings OF every description
T.WALEER eON6 2O4 10TH sTREETN "
Os Car loads Fresh Portland Cement and Plaster.
fire Brick and Clay. Charcoal + -
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.

EoR sALE-CORNER PROPERTY, 50xlOO FEET;
House and east half ct corner Ihavine 23xl 90 side
northwest corner Lot, on st. and 18th st. only
three squares east Of vice-President Mortons rest
dence. Apply to owner,
mh12-1w 1903 ct. NV.
EoR sALE-lO PER CENT INVESTMENT
Il broom brick house, Wye ST., water gas 81 90
broom brick, 18th ne, near ........... 800
0-room brick, 9th s.e, mod tmps. .......... 1850
Groom bricks new, me-, near 9Th, ....... 1900
Groom brick, new. 9th Sc, mod imps. p $50
New or brick, all mi, 9th ne. near Egg. 1900
pressed brick fronts, 6r, 9Th me-. L.. 1880
new or pricks, 9th me-, new.............- BOO
Very attractive house. 9Th and ne, 6r.. $3.50
SWORMSTEDT BRADLEY,
mhl2-6t 927 + st. NV.
EOR sALE-AN OFFER WANTED; 1000 NORTH
Carolina ave., handsome S-room corner house,
cheap II sold at once Call on owner,
mhl2-3t. JAS. N. STOCKETT. $40 F st. NV.
FOR SALE -DEsIRABLE DWELLING HOUSE,
4 ten rooms, modern improvements, southeast cor
ner OF "a and SITS. W.. location unsurpassed For
n mhl2-2m
EoR sALE-BARGAIN-s--ROOM BRICK. NEAR
u 9TH and SITS. NV; water. gas and fine cellar;
A S. CAYWOOD,
mh12-3ts 1888 9th St
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j. On near 14th, elegant brick; lot 22x10o; also
condition; $4,000.
On near % St store and two dwellings price
Corner Of list and SITS n.w,a splendid frame house
in excellent condition; mi. lot 33fx120; $500
On 18th, near St, new brick; Tor. MI $4,000.
Riggs st. near 18Th lO-room brick; must be sold to
On goth. near NJ ST., 7-room brick and frame,
$4,000.
ON Virginia ave near 18th st.. opposite reservation;
Groom frame 60. 600.
Five houses, on 2 ST., near 9th all new house
rooms well built price, singly, $4,000 as o whole
1l3a and 715 A st. ne, Groom brick: improving
neiehborhood; rent for Sl5; each 81 1900
On'Sth, between p and Q sts., 3-story and cellar
brick mi heated by the Jackson ventilatine CRATE
built for the owners use; must be sold at and
will go at a bargain; keys at our Office
Lot on 18th st., between q and SITS. se., 90 by
about 200; alley side and rear cheap; scots.
On c, between 18th and 18th SITS. me-, 60x1OO; SO
cts.
Three of the most desirable building lots in WASH
ngon on Rhode Island ave. just west of 10th st. per
foot $325.
immediate purchaser will be sold cheap.
Three lots OH Columbia Heights, containing over
$4,000 square feet; corner at spec ulative price.
b. H. WARMER 4 CO.,
mhS-4t 916 + st. NV.
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FOR SALE-HOIJSES.

II wEscOTT WILCOX.
Real Estate Brokers and Insurance Agents.
desirable dwelling on wsllsch st near 14th; 2
Story or1ck: foofns
Lot on II st.. near 2lst: 1880 to alley.
Two-story brick on Pierce Place; rooms; bath.
frice
Two desirable bricks on st., rooms each; bath
gas, &c. Price for both only
". st.. near 14th st.. rooms and bath Price
Good improved lot. corner 18th and SITS. ct bar
gain
Large 3-story brick. near Pa ave- and washington
Circle. on the "installment" plan. Price. e5250
Nearly entire square, bounded by 5th and 9th and NJ
sta ne ct low hgure or will exchange for improved
property.
sos 23d st.: 2story, Groom brick: all m l.. o., 900
Being agents for Columbia ms Co., of washington,
and The Home of Baltimore we are prepared to place
all lines Of Insurance"
For information about Washington real estate or
our latest bulletin, apply or send address to
wEsCOTT WILCOX,
mhe-6t 1907 Pennsylvania avenue.
EOR sALE-OwN a HOME AND PAY NO RENT!
II $214 down, and &35 per month will buy Q seven
from Pa. ave- modern improvements, and in first
class condition, for $4,000. r. Al PHILLIPS.
EQR sALE-FINE HOUSE OF TWELVE ROOMS.
m Ri 18th st. peTlg tted Up Priee 81 600
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ARCHITECTS.

G TANTON NJ HOWARD, ARCHITECT. NAY
- Building. cor. 9TH and sts. D. " Architecfurs5
and Mechanical Drawings OF every description
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uhQ-3t.

EOR REM
Tfur..2O27 II. 10rSS3.3s
141O 10th ST.. l0r..m.i.7s
12.6 18th ST., Tor. ..55.61
1855 31st ST.. Or. 81
e0-4 21st. Tor, m.i..40.5 B.
1747 u ST., Tor. mi. 3S.ol
2127-2129 L ST., Sr.31 81
sos 2lst ST., ST. 50. 81
e07 I'D st.. ST., mi. IS. 81
l345 WzllAck. 7r.....35. %
x2ll + ST., ST., m. 1. 80. D,
2721 y ST., 12r. mi. 30.5t
:<205 II ST.. sr., mi 80. 5!
2135 + ST.. sr, mi. ~ 80
1871 Pierce, DR., ml.2o.5l
2431 X ST., 7r., N. L. 20. 4.
1OlS 10Th st.. Or. mi. =.
l421 W ST. 7r,, mi. -23- ),
1910 29th St. 7r.m.i.22.5t
1217-1S Both st., 7r..x2.o,
1205 W ST., Or, mi. 22.3,
l2U6 I'D st.. Sr..--..2l.2 2,
lea Marion. .2O.5t
pos 2;sd ST.. 6r.......20.5 5.
1225 Both 81. .6r.....2O ~
1923 I st. Or. mi. 20 s.
NV ST. or. ~
91411 Boy 81. Or. mills:
240s h 81. 5r..-..-. 1853,
2lO6 l. ST. 5r.....-. lit
IT'S 4 ST., 6r.....-..15.3t
S4S 9Th ST., Sr -...---.1s
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~" NINi- uNFuRNIsHEn.

Tor, new. each. s55 2s5 Isl st. sw, Sr 20
1927 Conn ,sr.....4Q 1926 Cleveland sv., r.
1906 Corcoran St. Sr. .25 Ofices St Cloud Bldg,
1415 W ST. Or, new .22.50 cor. 9Th and SITS.
mh9-3t JOHN SHERMAN Il CO., 14O7 F st.
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l1247-lC40 Madison st.

l1247-1249 Madison st.
n W, f.h.. 4rs. and 2
b.h. in rear. 800
lib H st. ne. b.h-
7r...................4,25 0
$40 and $40 b ST. ne,
go sihi and nE' ass is,y f.
s.w., FIJI. 300
81 to to G st. n. e.,
h., Ar. 5000
34OS N at. NV, b. h.,o
$50; i and 1904 L st. low n,
w, FIJI, Ar. .........3,000
1915 LIST st. s.w., I. h., Or.
and 3 houses rear. 3. 600
302 9th st. &c., b.hy
| 6r........-.....-3,OOO
l21OO Vermont ave. n.
W, b. b., 7r. 3d. 600
315 18th st. s.e., b. h.,
| sr....................2.600
9Q9. OIL l st. s.e.. 4. IT..
| 5r...................S,oUO
512 B st. s.e., FIJI,
Or .........-........2,OOO
;O5 10th st. Sc, b.h.,
0r.....-.....-.......1. 100
i03 to 9O7 V st. NV.
b.h..................1,50 500
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BIZ WARNER 4 Co. e1e + ct. NV.

LrOR RENT 922 LIST st. Sc, 4r......s S
II 514 9th s.w, 11r, all 312 st. se., 5r.
345 sw 6r, m. 81 SO Y IL sw., g. wks15
614Gst. s.w., 7romi. % so e4I Va ave. sw, 11r 80
342 s.w, Or, M T. 80 1893 Mclean av 5r. .12 80
1851 Csw, Tor mi. 20 so 1852 ~ sw., Or w,g1 $50
SIS 7ths Or w&g. 80 1927 sw., 5r water o. %
335&339 N sw, Or, W. 12l 464 s.w., Or. 10
1225Msry landa e.5r1 ass ST. sw., Sr. w.15.50
126 ~ sw., Or. ...16 80 % NJ sw., Ar.
625 Del Or w. Ia 80 1914 LIST Ar. 3
120 NJ sw 5r., $50 113&129 st. sw.. Or. 3
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G ST., near 10th st. $3.50
Cor. 18th & + sts.n. 200
II ST., bet. IL & 1Sn.w.250
i, bet. 18th L 18th. 1888
i, bet. 18th L 19th.166 81
X ST., bet. i 9th & 18th. 300
U ST., bet. 9th l. 10th. 100
o st., bet. 10th 4 21st. rs
y ST., bet. 18th 4 14th. i 40
2 st. mr.. N. II. ave. $50
Il. near Mcpherson SO. 800
Conn. av., above r. 200
Conn. ave, above R $50
BULLETINS CAN BE
FlCE. These houses can
mits from our office.
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Our wholesale Butter and Commission House,
PIG 10th st. NV. f25-3m
E-OR SALE-IMPORTED HARTZ MOUNTAIN CA
Il nary Birds, fine singers, only $3.50, At the Bird
Store, 1888 9TH ST. NV.
d21-3n S. HARTBRECKT.
Tor SALE-THE "OTTO" GAS ENGINE RE-
II quires no boiler; avoids all expensive attendance;
no loss OF time: handling of fuel send for circular
and price list. D. BAILAUF, Ag't. 73l 9TH st. nl2
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4 STABLES.
Rear 240o Pa. ave.
Hear 1112 18th st. .16
STORES.
1120 18th ST., cor. so
1I49 Pa. sve.-..-...-45.50
: 1884 10th st.. Or q $3.50
14O5 9Th ST.. Ar. and
stOrc.......--. 4 .
u~Eannr~Vs a xEUV DnN
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E0R RENT-2 BRICKS, 4 AND 5 ROOMS, JUST
II finished, IL feet front, Boundary between I'd anc
Sd, opposite LIE Droit park; S10 and S12. L. +.
STUFF, 1425 New York ave. m9-3ts
MOOR RENT-14l1 9TH ST. N. W., S-ROOM
II brick: gas, water, cellar: three lines stree
cars; key 1407: lent $50 mh9-3t.
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EOR RENT-TwO BRICKS. ROOMS EACH. BE
II ing sos and $40 Mass ne having all the con
ysniences rent each II ia excellent order. II. NJ
ROHREk. 302 East Capitol ST. m9-3t
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T OhNlEnE
z, near ! 9Th ST., 13r..S500
X bet. 18th b 18th. 416.66
Conn. ave, near n st. $50
4. bet. 18th & Is, 15r. 200
9Th. above x st.. 12r. 100
OFF.
941 F st., I'd floor, 3 front
rs. heated by steam. $50
e41 i, Sd floor, 5 front rs,
heated bv steam ....... 80
Elegant rooms in "Sun
Building" fireproof, g ele-
yatOrs, heated by steam,
from $50 to $50 each.
N. +. cor. 18th and Pa.
1i iIei + st. st.: sd door, sr. 90
40, sT0
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DOR SATE
oo1o - oo2A po,n
dsrv at ala oOC
o61I 10 ji,l3 Ro,,nS'
,aarIyS 81 y q, y W., - 4r.inii 2
M H. n We TX ooo
o5Ii 70 $500 intb a WV
III h 3'0oC
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II onces two new bricks, 8 rooms, modern improve
ments; dtuated on the heights Of oeorwetown Ad-
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islo Corcorsn st. -s45 l516-151s-1522N
ID y 81 Se., me res. 40 Cap. St, Or. house,
1874 Pierce ST.. Or. $3.50 near electric rlway Is
L<-lm H. L. RUST. zoos St
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BOARDING.

40 TO THE NEST-END CATERER = =
~ To strangers and the Public: beg to state that
can furnish hrst-class Meals. delivered to your
roolns nice ana hot at hour Mail orders PROMPTLY
attended 70. w. JACKSON,
i@I-lm. West-end Caterer, 1905 X IT. n. w.
VNHE WEBSTER. 5l3 18th ST. NV, SIGHT
furniture: elegant rooms, with board, % TO 10: per
day, u 70 ~ J. A. DEWITT, Prop. nlx-dn
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EOR KENT
Il 1851 p st. n.w,12r.S7l
439 9th st. NV, 12r. Il
l70S l. st. NV, 11r. sos
18th St, bet. N. & o, Or. 4.
410 Mass.ave., Sr. 80. A
20l6 II st. NV, Sr. 3
D702 Bdy. st., Tor. g,
215 Il st. n. w., 7r.. ..20.4,
2619 l Ut. n. W.. 5r. .10.3
m9-3ts A. s. G.
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1923 T st. NV, Or. $1,000
! l434 7 st. NV, Or. .20.30
922 Boundary, Or. ..17.5O
2414 9TH st. NV, Or. 80. 10
322 l4th st.s.w. Or. 10. %
23o I'd st. ne. 5r........14
10 Irwin St. Or. ..12
1915 9Th st. n. W. Or. 1850
30S X st. s.w.. 6r........10
.YWOOn QQ3 9th st N w
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Il, OR sALE-FINE LARGE RESIDENCE ON CON
Il necticut ave, between N and SITS; suitable for
business purposes, or can readily be converted into
flats. HILL 4 JOHNSTON,
ui9-3t 1903 Penn. ave NV
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1889-11-09

TO BE CONTINUED
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A little child, tired of play, had pillowed his
head on railroad track and fallen asleep
The train was almost upon him when passing
stranger rushed forward and saved him from
horrible death. Perhaps you are asleep on the
track, too. You are, if you are neglecting the
appetite, growing weakness and lassitude.
which have uncOnsciously crept upon you
Wake up, or the train will be upon you |!
Consumption, which thus insid ously fastens
It's hold upon its victims while they are un-
conscious of its approach, must be taken in
time, If It is to be overcome. DR.. Pierce's
sands of cases of this most fatal of maladies.
II taken in time, and given a fair trial, it IL
guaranteed to benefit or cure in every case
OF Consumption, or money paid for it will be
promptly refunded.
For Weak Lungs, Splitting of Blood, Short
ness of Breath, Bronchitis, Asthma, Severe
Coughs, and kindred affections it is an eff
Gent remedy.
Copyright 1855, by WORLDS DIS. MED ASSN
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RAILROAD, TIME TABLE.
S. A. ga. p. Railroad.

D -. q So fNctilI va "
DEPARTURES.
daily exec Il Sunday.
Train for CuerO, Houston, Galveston
leaves San Antonio. ......S 40 a. IA
Trains for Beeville, ROckpOrt and
Corpus Christi .... ........i 40 p. M
Train for KerrvilIe. ........... ....6:nO p. M
ARRIVALS.
From Galveston, Cuero & Houston G:45 p ~
From Corpus Christi, Beeville and
ROckpOrt. .................l:f y. .
From KerTville. ................... 800 am
La G. n. R.R.
DEPARTURES.
For st. Louis, via l. Il G. n. ana
NJ K. and T 49,. ........... 40 p H.
For ST. Louis, via l. & G. N and
l.. M. ...... ..................34 5 u
ARRIVALS.
From St. Louis, via NJ. X. IL L.
and |. IL &. N............... .10:55 M
From st. Louis, via L. NJ. and l.
S& TN ............. .iO'lo y Ill
From Laredo. ......................3 :3O a I'D
SOUTHERN PACIFIC r, r.
East bound train leaves. 500 a. n
East bound train leaves. .......... 2:15 y. m
West bound train arrives ......... 1925 a. m
West bound train leaves. .........12:5O p. m
West bound train arrives. ......7:45 p. m
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S76 90 to sou % ad M0 USrFi5r f SsD IS
agents pref rred wno can furnish a hors,
and give their whole time to the business
spare moments may be prOtitably employed
also. lew VaCance- in towns 6nd cities
B +. JOHNSON Il CO.. 1H9 Main St. Rich
'nond, Va.
n. R.-Please state age and business expe
renee Never mind about sending stamp TO-
, ,DlV B +. j Co. 4-4lRn
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which had been selected as the scene of the
encounter. Mr.. Broderick had slept at the
Lake house near by, and, with his friends,
was early ON the ground. Judge Terry and
his friends were also prompt. About
eighty spectators were present.
All was in readiness and the signal given
With the crack of Terry's weapon Brod-
erick WINGED, turned half around,
and then made an effort to recover himself
Hard hit,'' his friends murmured
These words were proved by his unavailing
efforts to maintain an upright position. He
dropped until finally he fell prone on the
ground, with his pale face toward the sky.
He was hard hit The wounded senator
lay on the sward with his head supported
by his seconds = Cotton and Haskell.
Three quarters of an hour after, Broderick
was removed to the home of friend.
where he died three days later Terry was
arrested and placed under $4,000 bonds,
but was afterwards released.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1889-08-18
PROSPECTUS OF THE YOUNG WOMAN'S
JOURNAL.

1t is with pleasure that we thus an
nounce to the public generally, the publ
cation of new monthly magazine under
the immediate direction of the Young
Ladiesl Mutual Improvement associations
of the Latter-day Saints.
The Young WOmdn'S Journal, as it will be
called, will contain interesting matter to
every woman, be she young or old. But
to the girls especially will its labors be
addressed.
The editorial management has been put
into the hands of Susa Young Gates,
daughter of our late President Brigham
Young. Her earnest, humble desire to fill
the gravely responsible position gives us
hopes that it will be done in manner
satisfactory to all, ourselves and her
readers. The reading matter will be di-
vided up into departments, such as literary,
dress, medicine and hygiene, fancy work,
essays and correspondence club. For some
of these special writers have been engaged,
and all will contribute to make most use
full and entertaining paper.
The following are some of those who have
consented to become contributors, regular
and occasional: Mrs. E. H. Woodmansee,
L. NJ. Hewlings of Atchison, Kansas. Mrs
Lulu Greene Richards, DR.. r. B. Pratt,
Miss TalulaY Dung, Miss Josephine Spencer,
Lu Dalton, LeXia Curtis, Tina E. Croche
ron, Mrs Mabel Young Witt, Mrs. J. L.
Smith, Mrs. M. A. Greenhalgh, Mrs. Ellen
Jakeman and many others.
The first No will be issued October 1st,
1889.
The subscription price is $500 per year
Single numbers 90 cents. fl.--.
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Place their names upon the subscription
list and thus supply them with eUtertai n
ing, interesting literature, being ABOVE all
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cover. $3.50
Subscriptions will be taken at the
Instructor. Office, Salt Lake City, or
by any of our authorized travelling agents,
TemiI5apces may be made by P. Q. order,
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Respectfully,
THE PUBLISHERS.