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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-05-28

EXECUTORS SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PROPERTY ON THIRD COR P) STREET,
GEORGETOWN, D. c., AT AUCTION.
virtue Of the authority vested in by the will of
Helena NJ. Crafty, deceased, will sell on WEDNES-
pay PAY, NAY TMENTY.NINIH. 1889, at FIVE
O'CLOCK NJ IN front Of the premises parts of lots
Isl and 1872 in square "a, Georgetown, D. C., front
ing feet on south side OF Sd COR street. between
Sd aud SD streets, by depth of 40 feet improved
by comfortable frame dwelling.
Terms One-th!rd cash; balance in six and twelve
months with interest and secured by deed of trust
on the property all cash, at purchasers option.
deposit OF 800 will be required at the time of sale
All convey ancng and recording purchasers cost
my23-dSds GEO. E HAMILTON. Executor
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WALTER B. WILLIAMS CO., Auctoneers
WALNUT FRAME PARLOR SUITE, EXTENSION
TABLE. WALNUT BOOKCASES, WALNUT
CHAMBER SUITES. WALNUT BEDSTEADs,
MASHsTANDS AND BUREAUS, LOUNGES
HAIR MATTRESSES, BEDDING, CRoCkERY
WARE, ETC.
On FRIDAY, MAY THIRTY FIRST, COMMENC-
ING at Ten O'CLOCK A. NJ. we shall sell at resi-
dence, No III street northwest the above collec-
ton of housekeeping articles partially enumerated
Terms cash.
WALTER B. WILLIAMS & CO.,
my25-5t Auctioneers
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON.

CHANCERY SALE OF IMPROVED AND UNIV
~ PROVED REAL ESTATE, SITUATED AT The
SOUTHEAST CORNER OF TWENTY-SECQND
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H 937 9TH street northwest.
LARGE CONSIGNMENT OF HOUSEHOLD FUR
Contents of room house and stable removed 70 on,
ss M for Ct sale COMPOSING
walnut RaeSs Essg
Reclining Chairs Lady's Desk; Dining Chairs and
fainsihs Walnut f0S %rr opes snssI
Sewing 1g Machine Fine Hair Mattresses, Pillows,
ALSO, AT ~ O'CLOCK
Four Horses, Three Buggies One Single and Double
Harness Lap fS6es Blankets Three Hundred feet q
small stock Of Gents furnishing Goods, and f CasS
NINTH AT TEN O'CLOCK, at our Auction House
937 7th St u. we will sell the above stock to the
R JURY
TfSSsTTEHnFs sA aTEPE REAL ESTATE
HspISsIoN ANR FIAT tFL P9kTo TR6 81 FHh
BsA THE hAa B FkSGh S "a kSk
f THk E EEW
ACROSS THE ,ANAS6sTIA. EivE ST. AID ii 81 81
HE TAY ST Is AENpE
By virtue Of decree of the Supreme Court of the
a. So pa ee we S Of SaP
iie sale the premises beginning on WEDNESDAY.
sF 55E NAY t6s 1s sss Il s. A i.
subdivision Of "Twnng City, made by US as trustees
the R Of y in
81 :, sa d sn R cash balance in equal in
ing per cent interest from day Of sale payable semi
annually and to be secured by deed trust on the
property sold, all cash at option Of purchaser de-
post OF S5 each lot will he required at time of
sale Conveyancing, &c. at purchasers cost II terms
Of sale are not complied with in days from day of
sale the trustees reserve the right resell property
in default at the risk and of the deaultng pur.
chaser purchasers after tive days public notice of
such resale in some newspaper published in Washing
ton, d. c.
n B-Plats showing the subdivision can be obtained
on application to the trustees the suctoneers.
RICHARD SMITH,
sos St NV, ru..o
CHAS. A. ELLIOT, iFuslees.
406 9TH ST. NV.
DUNCANSON BROS
Auctioneers my1, 4.7,9,1l,14. 16Sdkds
cg- THE ABOVE SALE POSTPONED IN CON-
sequence of the rain until WEDNESDAY,, MAY
TNENTY-NINTH, 1889, at SAME HOUR and place.
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Auctioneers. my1, 16SdSds
rv THE ABOVE SALE POSTPONED IN CON.
sequence of the rain until WEDNESDAY, MAY
TNENTY-NINTH, 1889, at SAME HOUR and place.
By order OF the Trustees
ny23-d6ds DUNcANsoN BROS, Aucts.
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THOMAS BOWLING. Auctioneer.

SALE AT PUBLIC AUCTION OF BELLEVUE CON-
TANNING ABOUT 80 ACRES, ADJOINING THE
COUNTRY RESIDENCE OF EX-SECRETARY
WHITNEY AND OTHERS, CONSIDERED ONE
OF THE FINEST SUBURBAN PROPERTIES
AROUND WASHINGTON
Or, On LII THURSDAY, JUNE SIXTH, 1889. at FIVE
tanning about 80 acres, with large frame dwelling and
necessary outbuldings &c, situated Loughboroush
road, miles from Georgetown and mile from Ten
leytown corners with Grassland the country seat Of
ex-Secretary Whitney. The water is considered the
finest in the county there being a number of never
failing springs. THIS property is bounded the
by Loughborough road, the south by John r. Dale,
rlngton on the north by Godfrey Goble Massachu-
Terms OF sale One-third cash. balance in one two,
three four and i've years. with notes bearing interest
at per cent annunI payable semi-snnually, and
secured by deed Of trust on the property sold All
conveyapcing and recording at the cost of purchaser
$1,000 deposit will be required from the purchaser
the time OF sale.
my25-d&ds THOMAS DOWNING, Auctioneer
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ZINE PAIR ROADsTERs TO BE SOLD BY WAR
IL NER AT WILMINGTON, MAY 81 SEE THE
EVENING STAR, MAY 90 my25,27 2S,3O-4
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FENHE ENTIRE STOCK OF A LIVERY STABLE t
Il BE SOLD BY WARNER, MAY 81. SEE EVEN
ING STAR, MAY 20. my25, % rs, 3O-4t
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TRUSTEE's SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
Il PROPERTY, NOS. 321. 32g, AND 33l PENN
S1LNANIA AVENUE SOUTHEAST
By virtue OF decree of the Supreme Court of the
District Of Columbia, made and entered in equity
cause number ll3Q2 Lucy +; McKenna guardian,
VS.. Martha NJ: McKenns ct al. the undersigned, as
trustee will offer for sale in front OF the premises
THURSDAY, THE SIXTH DAY OF JUNE, A d.
1889 at FIVE O'CLOCK p. M, all OF part of the
following described real estate:
Lot No. 10 Of the subdivision Of original Lot and
part Of original Lot 2 in square number 700 in the
City Of Washington and District Of Columbia,
ing more than 300 square feet This Lot has front
average depth OF about i12 feet to street, which
street ii also has a front of AZ 06-100 feet
Terms OF sale: One-third cash and the residue in
one and two years in equal lnstalments evidenced by
the promssory notes of the purchaser bearing date
as OF the day OF sale with interest six
annum. and secured by reserve lien deed OF
the property III the discretion OF the trustee the
purchaser should so desire, The entire
be made in cash. deposit of $500 viii be required
on the day OF SALE and all conveyancng and recording
VIII be at the purchasers cost Upon failure of
chaser to comply with said terms within one week
from day OF sale the trustee the
sell the property at risk and cost of defaultng pur-
chaser. EDWARD s. MCCALMONT, Trustee,
DUNCANSON BROS, Auctioneers myo5-dkds
T OoK AT THE SPEED WARNER WILL SELL
IL MAY 3l-2.16, , 10, 2.27. 2.30, 2. IS, 40, 2 80
9. 30. 2.45. SEE EVENING STAR, MAY 29.
my - a
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pRoPosAl.s FOR CONSTRUCTING SCHOOL

RlDS WILL BE RECEIVED UNTIL MAY THIRTY
- ONf 1852, Tor constructing q double track rail-
way ~ GEORGETOWN upon high street. FROM the Poto-
ihsc hiNer 70 The Corporation Limits. Specifications
furnished upon application TO she Iseorsetown aud
lenalyto town Railway Co. at the Office Baal brown
go, 1921 St The company reserves the right 70
reject any OF all bids
| By order Of the board of Directors
my25-5t Holm : ItEArr S..-.,.-.
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nRAWING AND PAINTING-INsTRUCTIoN IN
every branch and for all ages private in classes
Call and see the wonderful progress OF students.
myl6-lm'
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MARTINS COMMERCIAL COLLEGE 3l3 9Th
admitted. Call or send for catalogue mh6
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EDUCATIONAL

NJ AsHINGToN CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC. ST
w Cloud Building, 9Th and SITS. Twentieth year
LAM Organ. Noioe Violin, Flute Cornet. &c. Free
advantages. o. Is. BULLARD Director. my2l- Inns
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y DOT & LOwENTHAL, Auctioneers.

sequence Of the rain until FRIDAY, THE THIRGY
FIRST DAY OF MAY. 1889, at same hour and place
my2S-dEds DUNCANSON BROS Aucts
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A UCTION SALE AT ANACOsTIA.

tK THE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED II
TUESDAY, MAY TwENTY-EIGHTH, 1883, SAM
my23-dSds FRANK T. BROWNING, Trustee
, 1889-07-18
Proposed Railways.

TIE Victoria Standard says: This
sFsaipK she eltize 1s OF this city will
hsss In masse at the Victoria theater to
iaks into consideration the necessity
fos shs sariy commencement aud speedy
sOmrletion' of the Victoria. Saanich
New Westn inster railway. We hope
shat the meeting will be largely at
isodsd. and that the public will give
fsH snd ihorough attention to the
tfelset. Victoria is entering 10 a new
snEs 81 development, and the loyalty
and enterprise OF her citizens can Sc
ss's for her commanding position.
We seed not fear any rival towns in
ID This province If our citizens do their
dssy and consider what is best for this
siig. While GiFcussing fairly the
Saanish railway at this evenings meet
ias II should not be forgatten that in
oil probability in the near future an
siAes company will request us TO sub
sidizs II largely. We mean that the
canadian Western railway, and it is for
shs Inhabitants of Victoria 10 consider
winch OF these two proposed railways
woald be eff greater benefit to this city.
the hrkt uamed will require the cen
s!ruciion OF an immense ferry, or rather
Of series OF ferries, while the e. w.
VII bring Us in direct commuhiea.i i'm
sish fhe mainland, (the narrovs can be
ondged, as was demonstrated a long
time ago.. BesIdes, the second named
railway will open TO cultivation and
settlement. vast tracts of agricultural
aud mining country. II this city would
guarantee large subsidy, then the com
pAny would also he obliged to support
Victoria aud look out Tor onr interests
II, however, the time should Come, and
We be unable TO subsidize the COMPANY
ssa>n in ali probability this city Wouid
oe isit it4.s.S cold. 1t Is asserted that
10 that case the Canadian Western Bail.
way Co., wou'd make Alberni it's ter
minus on this island, that place having
mary advantages for direct shipping,
ny all meaEh let US have a. MANY rail
Ways as possible. Int while discassrng
one, we should not forget the other. and
consider what is best for This t,esnt;snJ
city OF Victoria"
, 1889-07-18

At thc convention il Olympia the fo!-
lowing sesl.atIou vas adopted. That ~
the event ct ,le aIopt!on or readopti,2
Of ary text books, tina; the huase MAX
ing the contract Le required 30 give
bonds to give as good rates, or "a liberal
disc ,uuls 20 Washington jObbers. as To
those Of f.r,iaEd or San francisco.
Another resolution was adopted iha.
candidates for lie diplomas who have
been county uperiutenGenis mny count
their terms nf cfiicc as superiutenden;s
as actda! experience ns teachers in max
irg up the required Term # experience
ten years.
The teachers institute for this judi
cihI district Is also il session in conuec-
iIuE with the board. The school land
question was tIse subject discussed.
The drift Of continent was ia favor Of
the gradual sale OF lCni by The state.
Uids for school books Viii be opened
Tomorrow Au iafJrnla! ballot was
taken to-Dighl gu tie Eubiects nf Tegd-
ets. Ti:-re are five members OF the
hnnrii and each one voted for a different
reader.
, 1889-07-18
Tanners Own Theory.

Il do not thIuk my dismissal from, of
ice VIII occur for some lit time vet -
sad Ae Il had somo business wifi, "a
President yesterday, ana aFter al thai
has appeared i'll the newspapers lie neg
eF once aiinded to I. q subject O., ,Iisp,;-.-
al. L mentioned in the course # npr
conversation tie de 'rers e a.d co.iipr-
ous assaults that are he H., made u. ,...
me. 'IaGEer,' he TepI.ed, ...eyer mind
tnem, but 90 OF aud go bu-iuc..' ~
Continued Ianuer. warming up as Ia
progressed, in huy marger have b.ca
imposed upon, i any hadow of :. on,
haS beeh OF may be Ierpretla'ed uuGaT
me while | am Commissioner. -, orc
VIII jump oo it sGnue: than will 7
nave been Informed On what consider
good Democratic authority. hat Il. the
last meeting of the Democratic Naiianaj
Committee there WIS general expr. =
slcn OF oEi'i1n tLat ny administration
"i thia r''ean wssTna& i1.. = too p.,fu-
iaf among IN s1.d .crs, alG .hr Ge,.crr,,-
nati''i' Was exp. e75ad to see tEeir friends
Ct the press aud hays them iGmp on
Tanner and the Pension Office with both
feet
Last Tuurstiay there was an assem-
biSge OF such Democratic Congressman
as were in this city, and ley came to
the same conclusion, = nd then and there
employed two me1 who from that time
on were 10 be occupied; huuting fer
every point relative to tae Pension o.
ice WHICH might be distorted inso s,me-
thing reilsctIug on the Republican paFty
or On toe commissioner. hosa they
! viii have an Investigation at the Deyt
session o. Congress, AMI hope they
VIII E67a ihIt Investigation to coyar no,
only my term, but to 60 back over The
past fnaT years; then there will be clu-jc
by ;nii Land. Furthermore, | have to
say ihat believe it IL pretty ihOroasuG,
Recognized from the highest official ol
this Administrations !1w1 t. :be loves,
that this Office and myself have been
selected as Tie targets OF the opposition.
an staining up nader it pretty well.
Tbs coutlnGaI paradIng O; ne in the
press as a surpius-nppe7 is tasliferous
SO are n'osqultoas IN tbs seasou, but we
have 10 submit. It Is the season now
for Democratic abuse and yihiicstion Of
the Pension office. W th some manly ex
cepiicus, but by and by tie great Amer
lean peor!e, with their strong ooumon
sense, will begin 20 ask If this fellow
Tanner is such thief aud a robber. "
New Y1rL Press.
, 1889-07-18
from Satu-EA='s Ea.iS.
CuuECII Meeting.

Council met at P. IN. Present,
Mayor Learned, hIessrs. BARTLETT
Burke;t, Litt!eHeId, Starrett and
Downs. Minutes of the last regular
meeting were read and approved.
Petition signed by IS persons desiring
to organize 4 fire company WAS referred
TO committee on FIRE and water.
Petition OF =. +. Stockand, asking TO
hava the sum OF 50 returned to him, the
amoant having been paid the pound
master for horses imPounded. Referred
To police committee.
Reports OF the mayor and city officials
were read and placed upon the records
The mayors report WAS as follows;
FoRT TowSsEND, WASH. July 10, 1883.
GENTLEMEN OF THE CITY CoUNCH Il
take pleasure in this, my annual report,
to state that during the year last past
m6Tc has bes1 accomplished III t!ty. way
OF public Improvements by the present
municipal administration than has be
fore been accomplished since Port Town
send was incorporated city, and
trust that the incoming administration
will continue with these improvements
until the city shall be put in IL first class
condition. I'strongly recommend, as l
have heretofore, the necessity Of Fire
Plugs OF Hydrants placed at different
locations on the hill, also an increase in
the number of electric lights on the
hill. 1 would recommend the passing
OF an Ordinance declaring wash houses
public nuisances, and hence causing
them to be removed from where they
are TO the outskirts of the city over the
water. A system of sewerage should be
commenced as soon as the street grad
ing is completed. As regards the finances
of the city, they are in much better con
dition than one would suppose when We
take into consideration the paying OIL
the past year of seven thousand dollars
of the City's Indebtedness, the increas-
ing OF the police force and the increase
of the salaries of the city officials.
have not the figures at hand for this re-
port. but the Clerk and Treasurcr's re-
ports for the month ending June 80,
1899. will show complete statement.
Now as this is my final report and my
duties as your executive officer a. e near
ly ended, l wish to state that l shall re-
tire with good kindly feeling for all
and wishing our beautiful city her full
share of prosperity, 1 retire with a clear
conscience that have endeavored to be
just and do my duty towards one and all.
Very respectfully submitted,
w. II. H. Learned, Mayor
The report of the City Clerk and City
Treasurer as follows was referred to the
finance committee:
, 1889-07-18
Might Have Been Serious.
BYSTANDEG.

But few people in the audience at the
opera house last night were aware that
only through the greatest miracle little
baby Deylin was saved from death the
night before. Daring the play she be-
came restless ard cried Il great deal. The
child's mother &as an the stage and
could not attend TO her, and she handed
the baby to one OF the young men in the
company. He carried her up and down
the stage, back of the scenes, until the
child dropped off to sleep. Then he
placed her IN an open trunk standing in
one corner Of the stage, and went away.
After the performance Mr.. and Mrs.
Deylin went to their hotel, and thinking
that the yCHng man had taking the baby
home and put her 10 bed, they did not 20
at once to their room, but sat III the par
lor few minutes. When they went TO
their room there was no baby, and the
young man WAS not in the hotel. They
Immediately returned to the theatre and
began search, and after looking every
where else, discovered the little one
sleeping soundly in the trunk. 1t was a
welcome sight to the parents, for they
realized that ii by any accident the lid
had fallen, the child would have been
smothercd,
, 1889-07-18
Party for Alaska.

The steamer Ancon, which leaves for
Alaska at 9 O'Clock this morning, Will
nave among her passengers Il partv OF
oaiiiornlans, consisting of Hon. AIexan-
der Badlam, president of the Bankers
anu Merchants Lille Company, Fan
francisco, his daughter, Mrs. General
W. I'll. Brown, Mrs Governor Perkins
and daughter, W. NJ. Greenwood and
iatnily, j. Ponning and family. ). F.
frank tthe railroad magnate) and fami-
~ and several others. The party ar.
supplied with Photographic outfit, and
apnntlng office, from which a daily
paper will be issued. MANY IF the
young Ladies are talented musicians and
'ocailsts, and are well supplied with all
amos oi Instruments. Mr.. Badlam has
aeen engaged for the past year in writ
ing complete compendium f BIaska,s $
wonderful resources, and la takes n
stehosrapher and typewriter u coniplete
MS work. Mr.. Badlam We .r,.ae,,rer
oi the Russian Fur com na nbo
through Louis Goldstone. OF qt,v sug-
seAted the purchase of that q land
,fom the Russians. The ,aTk NIl be
beautifully Illustrated from bs. ,pbs
taken on this trip.
, 1889-07-18
THE CHAP ON THE CORNER.
Adjourned.

Mr.. Charles c. Patterson, the singing
comedian Of the Chicago Comedy Com
pauy has been friend of the chap on
the corner ever since the SCuthGrn hotel
fire in ST. Louis years ago. Charlie was
Only yOuugster then and a precaucious
one he was too. Mr.. Patterson's father
was the proprietor of the opera house
then and with his family, including
Charlie, We're guests at the Southern Tie
chap was there at the same time and had
room on the same floor. Mr.. Paiter-
son. Sr., had just purchased Lady Aud
ly's Secret" new play at the time, and
was playing It at his opera house. In
The cast was Little girl with whom Char
lie had fallen in love, but in which he
had rival. When the fire broke ont
Charles first thought was to save the
girl though he could hardly take care Of
himself, and he dashed off to her room
only to find his rival ahead OF him. 1t
was sure case Of which would do the
saving. Charlie wanted to do the hon
ors so did the rival and IN tie scrap the
girl was taken ouE by a fireman and the
chap passing seized Charlie and carried
bin down TIE fire escape, and, although
the smoke had blinded him and the tears
were running down his face, the moment
he struck terra fTma he wanted to
punch his rival. Let's see, Charlie was
about ten years old then and he made a
VOW that the other fellow should never
marry the girl, and she didn't either
She afterwards ran of with song and
dance artist.
, 1889-07-18
CREDITS.

air. BuTkett made report yerbn'ly
regarding the tax assessment on Water
Street filing.
The work done on the Water street
grade Improvement at The rate of $50
per foot amounted TO SIS, 5000, and
the eight cent tax amounts to $2,34G-55-
The finance committee is to confer
with the city clerk to fix the amount OF
tax to levy for sidewalk construction.
Claims against The city TO the amount
OF $GI0.8l were ordered paid.
The assessor was allowed an addition
OF Sl00 dollars extfa for clerk hire.
- City surveyor waa directed to prepare
plans and specifications for sidewalks
and drain boxes on Washington street
grade.
Adjourned.
, 1889-07-18
40 Trouble Expected.

rc"eiaI exchanges have contained
somewha! alarming arecunls of the cx-
citemcEt among The Indians at Fish
Hook Beui IN Snake river, caused by
the atieup; "f he sheriff Of Franklin
comfy To cul!ect dn!inqucrt ;txo4 from.
tho u"h'e reds. Our Contemporaries
aeera Ia fear tiiat tie Indians, ;.Hrer.d
by the persistent Hitrmpt "a c1i'cct the
taxes, mieh VIZ, ak vsuEea-c5 on same
of their ~, ff.usive ne;Ehbqrs. From.
James Hosler, wb, has bcc2 staying ru
tha horse rauc!i uaar ji,e bend, W., lear,
that The neighn7ss anticipate 10 trouble.
The property II Wof, who has about
!, 200 hen.i ;:1fs,s, WIS assessed Vaa
taxes hecam d-3'qGert AMI tae S'irr.h
levied oei IL h-rd # horses. Gni threat
sned uulss,, tie taxes w,ro PAID L, ssH
them. Mr. Has'cr wa it he corral
where Wolf, accu:at.;.r.i.d l., sorezs:i al
his 'ieuds, caasu anl 4, H. ael E!-
horses. Firally hc . % : .t.r su,a - 55333u.
th' auonp! 81 his ;5E-s, fuJ he h,ises
woF" Fs uased. Th,. IN hey was p4,l uu
der protest, - taxa- are usua.,y Ta:I,
and au tifJlt vi! pst ;;,.Gly hc n4s,le 10
recover the amount.
, 1889-07-18
BE CAREFUL!

Three Eatruns of fosnsepd give heed
10 M Jay;
sAesn shoIs passed on the Zig-zag TO-
Il you would be ladies take heed what
Eay;
Be careful!
OpS's form NAV be bent and his dress
Hasy De Fade,
H's sEIk ard his manner to you may
SSsD aTude,
Rsl 90 GoE inguls him WhGtegeG your
mood,
Be careful!
Do not pick him out for your comment
or Sit,
For yoa can't tell the mark that your
random shots hit,
For bell not think you ladies; no, moi
the least bit.
Be careful!
Il msttsEE but little TO me what you do
ysui
Bat ss your poor daughters will follow
yoa, too,
Be careful!
Yea must set the example your daugh
isrs 20 by;
They'll follow your footprints as true
ak die.
il ihey 20 slightly wrong, It's useless tC
aigb,
Be CAREFUL
Ths road that you travel, your daugh
teFs will go;
Tear innermost thoughts, your daugh.
hers will know.
Il IOu'd have them be ladies, a. you
come to and fro
Be careful!
Es matter the station you mRtrous be-
long,
Rihs shoe fits your foot, why, jast put
il on!
,Asd Il it fits we'll, pray give heed To my
song,
Be CAREFUL
f. G. S.
PsTi Townsend, July II, 1889.
, 1889-07-18
An Interesting Relic.

The Oregon Stale CAPITAL Junrnar
says: ~ great CuTiusiiv was len at the
Journal Office Ibis merripr. It!aa ur
lcsque cooper cieda!, about The s'zs ol
an old cope: cent, which Was caiu, d
not earlier tIrsn lS43 On one SHE ap-
pear the words. TIE Cunst tuition rs !
Gncersta j ill.," together with i.--enes.
Of the animal which Is noiiher mule
nor h rss. Above tLis are ;llc words
'Romar girmues>" AID b.i V it Vet >
On the reve'se side &c, era! Jackson ap
pears a. stnr.;,cg IL 4 bank, sword ii
one baUd aud blg uf conn 10 the o,hcr,
saying 81 IGse The responsibility" Bat
few Of thtsn coins were issued, III bur,
lesqHo ct Geurral J'cssoa's veto rem3v
ing the bank deposits
, 1889-07-18

During the council meeting last night
the following resolutions were passed:
REsOLvED.-That the Common Coun-
ell tender its thanks to Mayor Learned
for the efficient anG capable manner in
which Ec hes discharged the duties OF
Mayor, as well as the uniform considera-
ton paid the members of the City
Council during his administration.
, 1889-07-18
Look out for vicious Dogs.

Is il not curious that pet pie who have
yiciuus dogs must take on the streets
Will them to endaDger (this hot weather)
may he the life of passers-by? The rar-
ty in the buggy to-day whose dog bit the
writer will do we'll to look after the dew
ei.sh animal they call pet and save
themselves law suit. X