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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-08-13

A GREAT MANY MORE BARGAINS OFFERED
"A in Freddies letter in the Sunday and Mondays
cPostn Don't fail to read it. KAUFMANS DOUBLE
SOMblNAIION. aul0-3t
pASTURAGE FOR HORSES AT NATIONAL FAIR
\ Association Grounds; excellent feed good water
aud shade best of care; terms S5 per month stabng
TO w NJ. CHASE, Supt. MA: telephone cali 1922,
between IL and O'Clock only au9-St
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-08-13

Ho! Foa hRPER's FERRY.-Every Thursday
70 Harper's Ferry. No confusion or crovdin6
livery ticket entities the holder TO a reserved
seat Bound trip IL. Trains leave Baltimore
and Ohio station every Thursday 10 an. Se-
cure seats in advance at 6l9 and 1851 Pennsyl-
sania avenue. No extra charge.
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wANTED--HOUsEs.


WANTED-HoUsE WORTH FROM $500 TO
W 81, 800 on monthly instruments OF t25 TO $40
ard small cash payment; convenient access 20 o.
DEPARTMENT; no commissions. Address CLERK K.
WANTEp-To RENT A HOUSE. OR ROOMS on
w nrst floor. furnished or unfurnished, suitable
narsss o.
WANTED-To PURCHASE TEN-RooM HOUSE
w in respectable locality; any Offering great
ana sn y
ONCE sni2-St
WANTED = TO RENT A TEN-RooM HOUSE;
~ modern improvements and conveniences; west
Of lst St and north of Pa ave. CHAs. B. BAYLY.
$50 Pa. ave. aul2-3t
WANTED-wEA ARE HAvTNG GREAT DEMANDS
w for Houses in different sections Of the city, Good
to III Is Ist aim
hands CHAS. E. BANEs, with g. +. xAGGAMAN,
WANTED HHAvE YOU SUCCEEDED ~ RENT.
every day that we cannot iii. THos. L. MOODS &
son. Pacific building 624 st. NV apl0-3t
WANTED-To PURCHASE FOR A CASH cLT-
oen Ssxersi oh Houses as an investment; price.
sSYS$s co6S EnBsinf is SGd seli .v.
WANTED-To SELL OR ExCH4NoE-6-RooM
Dwelling with nearly an acre ground, well rented,
dweilins in Washington worth about s3 500 VII pay
difference in cash. Address NJ b p Star Office aui 03
WANTED-THE STRICT ATTENTION WHICH
giving Rental q ha nsa s1sbsa 3. 10
keep our houses well and has left with few
Residents or non-residents bsvins Furnished or
HOUSES or Stores e Rent can have
our hands JOHN sHER&hS 4 CO.. ~
au3-3m lSO7 + At nv
WANTED-I HAVE APPLICATIONS DAILY FOR
w Houses by good tenants: owners having houses
3y90-im ~N -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-08-13

7:16 AN. is THE TIME FOR NIAGARA FAILS
SPEcIAL.-The leaving time of the special Mag
ara Falls tour via the Pennsylvania railroad
on Thursday the 18th instant was enormously
given in yesterday afternoon and this mornings
papers. The correct time for train to leave the
6th-street station is 7:l0 am. and not s 10 n m.
as stated in said papers, Remember the time,
7.I0 m
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-08-13

A cablegrsm from London states that Frank
Slayin, the Australian heavy weight CHAMPION.
has deposited $500 forfeit with challenge TO
Sullivan to fight under London prize-rine
rules for s5,ove and the championship of the
world.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-08-13
In New Jersey.

From Life.
How're yer chiils2"
awful"
$50 are mine.'
shake"
(They shake.) |
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-08-13
EOR RENT
ono -

Il 612 Est. NV. 81:
20l \. Capitol ST. ,l6r. 1;
S26 9TH ST. NV. 3Or. L,
$40 / 81. NV, lSr......lt
134l l. st.n.w., Tor. 7o.s
1lQ 10th st. NV. Tor. :.
1873 NJ ST. NV, l3r. =
1917 X 81. NV, 11r.To.
1902 NJ st. NV. llr. -,
1154 p n. W. Sr.........,
63l d st. NV. 16r. 49,,
1909 q st. NV, Or.
1910 Il st u. w, Tor. 55.I
1929 22d at. n. W. 81. =.
l4l0N ST. NV, Tor. .55.!
1871 18th st. u. W., Or. :!
l1Q2 Il st. NV, llr. :.
l2l5 q ST. NV. 1lr.5Q..
1928 18th ST., sr. .50.-
326 Ind. av. n. W, l3r. :.
1913 18th n.w.,l3r. AS,
1l02 n. II. av., ST.. As;
427 q 81. NV, 10r....-
21U69x II ST. NV. sr. :.
ZIG Q 81. n. W, 13r. 40!
l53Qlothst 81. NV. 9r. 40. .
ZIG Sd st. Sc, 12r.....4
10ll goth NV. or. 80. (
l25 c st s.e.. Tor. IS. 4
1901 X st. NV, Sr...;
204 ID st. n. W., Tor. .....s
us 2lst st. n. W, 7r....:
1l2 n ST. NV. l0r......:
1927 Wallach St. Or. 80. /:
154e 9th st. w. Or. 80.
ZIG Sth st. NV, Or. 80. {
1912 9TH 81. NV. ST. 30. 4
1920 5 st. NV. Or. 80. 4
93l French st. NV, ar. :
l436 : st. NV, 7r......s
zoo 9th ST. Sc. Or.
1880 18th NV. 7r..;
1890 14th st NV, ar.
3lS Is st. n.e..Sr. ...27. {
1924 9th st. NV, 7r.27.t
12lS $ st. NV, Or. 81. {
1888 10Th NV. Or. rs. Z
31S Mass. aye.n.e.,0r.25.5
ESQ n st. NV, Sr. rs. 4
I16 + st. s.w.. Sr. rs. 4
l43S Pierce Pl, 7r. .25. 4
zoo Arthur pl., 7r...25. 4
au10 b. II. WA
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-08-13
FOR RENT-HOuaES

For REET-HousE Isoa CAROLINE 81 Cor.
Iii! g: 4 "a SssS
0H f fsTfTE bG Ea4s BIZ HfAS S. RAJ
,flS st nv. fur. $50 So e :: 4 =. 'sS
s .af Isr e i islt 4 fiss nv a. aI 8
sS4 !; Z; INV " W. Gar, .iS SS t SSS ii,S
$Qs2 st NV. fur fur isr SO SO Is ST M sw'srs S
S Si5f i q e s.; s.
cora I. !. q sS.A
OFFICES
.Ss Z 900 is1ss Ron NV ss1 IS
as e. ave- li6 door Oh sHf q. ave; rm
OH reG FR ~ I'm tSs IA =. Fsig
ssh Pa sSrs M sos asS : .s ), a.
STORES &c.
Store room 1887 + st. Store and pw.ne l<as
Ball i2iI SO Stable, abe i Ss. esl An. III Sc
store room lo4l M ST. and end sss zig
he above s T. only PORTION Of The EoRs,.y on
S ss aSd fF 5a LIST Ss !: 0 Ta6 s..
81 per- moa.S &E eSi ns,s sss is
EoR RENT-l40e CoRCoRAN ST. NV; Z
trob srss Mems rs sns bath cellar slS.. s. ne. Y
st =. cor. Ion aud Il SITS. NV s.Is 81
FQR REST5H9usE Az ST. NEAf rRINTIye.
tOrney .as-LSS. SEE 81 st NV. eeis,ats
E,QR RENT-A COMFORTABLE HOtSE OF ETdHT
= Moons, rarity FURNISHED to careful tenant; mod
EoR RENT-lsoe eTH ST NV. INV BAY
1906 10th St. NV, HeSsStS New House; IL rooms:
1917 9Th ct; s.tsnasd. lie Droi. Park, Pretty New
5o6s 18th st. n. "; 8 rooms; mod imgs, AS
.uls-e. 14Ass Z S.s HYS osF ave.
FOR K aSS Ia. 8 ST; Nv ls-RooM DNKLL
sek pssns 0ici ssss
nss 81 sSS s 81 Hou 10
81 s:O 1ss aESGP Bes seS ssa 5SI saS sS
fs ss sis ~ :. .cSn Bsf sas.. SIC as
lGSs si.0' rear w IL . Al Is
EOR PENTHOUSE l27 NORTH A sT.. BET. isT
park a . as ysTa In rssT
EoR RENT-AN EIGHT ROOM BRICK lopsK
NV Inquire on the prsnisesl as2 az
TOR RENT-HoUsE AND RESTAURANT, 1889
4 .th st: NV. Apply 81 64SN stn,w. su12 81
EQR RENT
Cor Oh on .x fss r.. ats g
PLAY s-w. Or, all IN i20it2s ~ sw, er,wSe 10 80
60 Myrtle ermii 80 So4 " sv sa. 81: W
s6s T,Isw e. or VIA 39Il 59es ash s. e. 4
49S Ls.w, r...........19Il2sM.w, srs $50
s5S ist se Stable. Del w ave- or
aul0-3t' c. h. PARKER cor AZ and Z sits. s.w.
TOR RENT-1l- ROOM HOUSE. los iST ST NV.
IN excellent ORDER All modern eonNSniSness, SSo.
au1o-3t COO In 81. nv.
F295Hs f f6sI st ,or s7o and II
g i6s St ~ ssh .sn y
Gig u X. 81 ave sa X Roons eos Sb
aulo-3t JOHN SHERMAN CO. l4o1 St
EoR RENT-l435 ST. Nw-BAY-w1Npow
\ Brick house, rooms. modern improvements large
yard al H. IN good order Apply at l222 St n
EoR RENT-e24 ST NE, ROOMS; ais.
L So ID 81. ne, new s22. so.
iu IHS T. 8 Sfs sG sF6ck re s,oF
II Groom and-bsth Brick House; modern impr1ye.
ments Inquire 32i ST So aul6-S'
EoR RENT-UNFURNIsBED. 1909 RHODE Is
JAMES A BATES CO. i467 st. NV. f suI 1Gsh
Tor RENr-ANEw FIGHT ROOM BRICK HOUSE
Cos t 81 q i modern imPr09Iements; rent IN st,anss
Tor RENT-423 Q ST. NV, 7-RooM BAY-wfN-
l. dow Brick; all modern improvsnents; In psrtect
a All. Apply to Il. c. MifcHETL s6f4 or slos
L,OR RENT eOs N ST n "; Ten ROOMS
Il ana bath n cellar &c Possession Sept Inquire
FOR RENT-Two FIRST ola SIS RhsmKN6ks,
70 J. J. SHEDD. 1907 r. l. av. au9-s tn tn NJ sdSln
EoR REM -,----
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SOME REASONS FOB AN EXCESS THAT WILL SUR
PRISE YoU-woMES SHOULD THINK OF sEcUR-
INC COMPANION FOB LIFE AND NOT FOR A
FEW YEARs-PosTERIrY WILL SUFFER-.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-08-13

ECR RENT
- 9i5 . ST. n.w.......s65
222 Sd st.s.e-, l3r.. mi. 40
23s LIST st. Sc, Or, mi. 80
BOZ o ST. NV. 7r., m.l..25
18th st. ex. NV, sr......25
1412 3Qth NV, ar, MICS
40SN. j. ave. Sc, 9r.2j
aulO-3ts CAYWOODkaA
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-08-13

5 507 18th st. s.e..7rs25.27
y 1905 wantoh Pf., Or. 5.35
Oi6ll % ST. ne, Or ..25. 81
Y 1913 Pierce pl-, Or. Is %
. 1904 10Th u. W. Or. .15. %
, 4o3 y St u. ~. dr. .. as. IS
y 1lS 1Sth st. nv, Or. ~
2 4S4 q st, n-w..6r.......2s
. 1918 V 81. NV, 5r......23
y 304s p 81. NV, sr, 20. "
Y 1890 9TH n. NV, Or Ia. S.
; o3I Mass. av. ne, On. 22.S5
: III Z 81. n.e- 1r..,22. 20
? y 4 st. ne. 6....R0. so
2 o93 g 81. 2. e, g.. 40. 30
5 lQ2l \. Cx. n, 6r..2d. 50
q IS K 81. ne, Or. 20. so
2 1919 6thst NV. 20 IS
Y 122 Attn So. ne, Gr.....2o
. SIP ID 81. q. e.. Or. - 20
. 1851 y. Cap. at, Or. 1850
D 1909 ID 81. NV, Or. is 50
. l23 L st ne, Or. .1S.S
Y % L 81 NV. 6r........l1
: ~ Myrtle -. ne, Or. IL
Y g23 Y st. NV, Or. 1870
9 34l4 psf. n. W, Cir. 10. 90
? 59g o ST, NV" 4r....-1p
2 1850 II st. ne, Or. Ii
3 ia X 81. NV. Sr. IL. 30
; lolp II st. ne, 6r..lY
> 2ylS \ y, NV, 5r. 10. 50
. 9l2x 18th b. w. Or. so
9 AZ I z; y Warner n St.. $50
. Ills 9th st. ne, or. ~
Y 9QS 2lth NV, Sr. lilo
0 1851 y. J ave.. 4r.1l.s0
Y 521f b 81. ne, CIR. 1850
. 9ll ] 9Th St. s.e., 5rlO. 30
9 1889 25th st. u ~, ar. 10
: 324 Wilson 81, 5r..lO
3 3t4 9th st. Sc, Or.
3 SQ9s "a Ut. II W. Ar. IS
Y $500 18th st-n.w, 4r..e
} STORES.
2 1920 Pa. ave. p.we5
1907 18th 81. n.~...,...N
Z 2W5 14thst.'nw., ar. 20
} I n. +. cor. 9th & / q ". 6nS0
, sl4 2lst p.w.........lQ. 80
INER L. IN OlR IT,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-08-13
JErsAM AND F1orsAM.
GoLLYi HOW WE WAX 'EMI
There has been much ado about
ANTAI,O ONQ

GoLLYi HOW WE WAX emf
There has been much ado sbout
PANTALooNs
Here of late. Well, we have waited patiently. The
warning factions have about exhausted their aiImuni-
the Sr sns IN @
70 gather into our fold those rich results which the
for in vain.
sss Rs nsSs hand
LOT 2el4-Handsome worsted Pantaloons. The scms
81 style and quintessence of neatness and
eiegepce. Former price $3.50. They
$3.50 A PAIR.
LOT 2bs7-Excellent All wool Cashmere Pantaloons,
x air 81 sens q WITCH e a: esp
yste those Of quiet tastes. Regular price
80 They s. ss' SO PAIR.
LOT 76o3-Besytifal Plaid PaptaloSns strictly all
wool !.. Not too loud, but Just loud enough.
Dig 'afsa' ss + A PAIR.
LOT 1207-Strictly All wool Cashmere Pantaloons.
neat eno1sh nice enough, good enough
i0f ahS00asi az Is rs PAIR.
must Be seen to be appreciated Given
sI.75 PAIR.
VICTOR Z. ADLER'S
10 PER CENT CLOTHING HOUSE 10
w and w 9TH st NV.
Corner Massachusetts, avenue
STRICTLY ONE PRICE,
Open Saturdays until IL pm.
H-Ofhce Coats, Stripes and Checks on sale Monday
Wednesday, and Friday mornings, from7 to looclock
Price. 2oc. aus
TNHE WASHINGTON ARCHITECTURAL IRON
l. AND BRIDGE WORKS.
EDWARD L. DENT, NJ. E., Proprietor
Tho best facilities in the city for all kinds Of Iron
work, Steel Beams, Angles, &C., always III stock.
Fine Ornamental Cast and Wrought Iron work Q
peeialty Repsirs and general machine work done in
the best manner and at short notice.
Sole icsn.ees in the District OF Columbia for the
'Goetz- Mitchell" system OF Beam Anchors and Pro-
tsctors. Works. Cor. S3d and Waer Tel. asa
| an. CITY Once. 14l3 @ ct NV Tel t2s-2.
rs Washington. ID.
E,xTRA-HEAvY CANTON FLANNEL REM
PLAN ~ :na HsufDsd a.s,ss T9lSSsd Js;
- Sc oulo-St
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

WANTED-BY A YOUNG COLORED MAN A
w Place Porter in Store Office Can give rood
city references. Call address 1929 10th St n /.
WANTED SITUATION AS DRIVER AND TO
w care for horses; good references. Address 329
missouri ave. au13-3t' ,
WANTED-AT OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
w for Cooks, Chambermsid, Waitress Laupdress and
Nurses, Seamstress. Men Waters. Cooks. Coachmep,
Buffers sAML A. COOMBE. 926 st.n.w. au1 1857
WANTED--ALTO DESIRES CHURCH ENGAGE
W ments also position as Teacher of Piano. Organ
and Vocal Music: best Philadelphia references Adj
dress Miss NJ E. GILMAN, ia 4th st. ne. au12-6t'
WANTED-GO TO DICKS AGENCY FOP COOKS,
w Housemaids, Waitress. Nurses Laundress, Coach
men, Buffers, Waters, and general homework. 6l3
9TH st. INV. Also European steamship agent aul2-6t
WANTED-BY GENTLEMAN OF GOOD ADJ
w dress, a position as Collector for or two
Good references. Address City p o. Box 62s
WANTED POSITIONS FOR COOKS, HOUSE.
w men, Houseworkers Maids, Walters, House
keepers, Clerks. Craftsmen mechanical and archi-
tectural, Few Germans and Swedes, BURNHAM'S,
O9th st NV au10-6ts
WANTED-BY A FRENCH LADY FROM PARIS
w Position az Sealnstress in Private Family by
the day; best OF reference furnished. Apply lO1l
st. NV. aulO-3ts
WANTED-FREE,l HOUsEKEEPERs AND ALL
w employers are furnished highly recommended Ser
wants, Clerks, &c Applications for government en-
CITY INTELL1GENCE OFFICE. I'll G St NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-08-13

The Secret Of Success.
From the New York Sun.
Prodigal-''If had as much money as you
wouldn't be 50 careful Of it,"
Economy-''That's the very reason you vii
never have il"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-08-13

1909 Es,w, Or, m.is2l.s SO
H5o 9th ~, Or N. i. 20
% Z OF, nv, 6r,, mills
ol9 L. ! svs., 1r...16. so
go K st. ne, 5r.,..... II
2nO 9th SIN. Va ar. IL. SO
ABS Armory at. s.w.....,.S
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-08-13
FOR RENTHQISBS

coA1xrEI fs sIssSffA5R RI sRT 1.Ysaf orrc,.
s.l .., "a soor. si S9sSff f,ss.,, Room , So.
'..,.i $ -: :s..s s s .Ss -
~ q. rry.a >. IS - - MI Ia
SoLs s- = i hssl it Il 4 Is I'll f"hs- ~ AZ
NJ leo % ns.......oO= ~'-''' Wv
,5 tSs: . sisa ~. s ssor.s ieleno1s 1870 losS
Ocfobes J. For psrvfsalSr< cal al NV O..
.sl2 B 0. HOLMAN. ION ma r. ,,
fHtsia.. =. lOEsss II a ss;' -. i' H. s EGG
sfs:is s. As II = : esfIs ) steaysGs " !. l.s;f
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-08-13

He Must Have Been o Scotchman.
From Munssy's Weekly
Pretty good joke, eh?'
Yes, surprisingly good II isn't often that
joke can Keep its point a. long as that has"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-08-13
WANTED MISCELLANEOUS


WANTEp-TO BoRROwA SUM OF MONEY ON
w $4,000 policy of the Washington Beneficial
Endowment Association; will pay liberal percentage
ana return loan in monthly payments. Address Mp.
WANTED--AN INVALID s ROLLING CHAIR FOR
w Use in the Street Address, with price wanted
and where to be seen, Box 49, Star office. aul3-3ts
WANTED-H. BAUM PAYS THE HIGHEST CASH
Feathers Entire Households specially. Address
2l9 Ith St sw. auto
WAMTED--To LEASE FOR TERM OF YEARS,
w valuable Piece Of Property on 18th st. St
INQUIRE OF owner, Ola 18th st NV. au1O-3t'
WANTED-cURTIsM M. SMITH, BUILDER Office
kets ice cream saloons and milk diaries Parties in
on them. auS-6ts
WANTED-HORsEs AND CATTLE TO PASTURE:
w excellent feed plenty of shade and running water
IN every field board FENCES mo barb wTe FL Dorsd0
return il when wanted free of charge. S. A. LITTLE
room LOG, 1923 New York ave. jy3l-2w
XNANTED-HORsES TO BOARD AT WASHING.
w TON LIVERY STABLE, 63l q st NV ,y3l-2w
WANTEb-HQUSEHOL FURNITURE, OFFICE
w Furniture. Store Fixtures and Furniture every
descriptions also entire Households Stocks Of Mer-
chandise OF all kinds. Address CARLTON, 636
st je27-2m
WANTED-ToBUY-eoo DsEcoNp-HANDGEN-
myl7-3m' A. EIZNAK, 1901 Glth st. Sc.
WANTED-TRY sCRIBNER BEST BUTTERINE.
tal one month or 60 f Ts
funded. Try Cotton Seed Lard, purer, richer, and
goes further than Hogs Lard. kH sais onIp IN DE
aisle 6Den daily VIM G, seRfBNEk 0 myS g nsA
WANTED-sTEAM CARPET CLEANING AND
w Requesting Works Feathers Renovated. Mat
1862
ap1l.7m
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-08-13

co. ave. az, . T.,
70 eS7 q -. sc, u. .r.i....l5
fISii ~ s,.ss;o.&. mi, M iis
5 BOZ 18th 81 ne, Or,
pu T.s e.. IF !, g. "a. 8; g g
( sss 3 !, ss :. "a! rs 1913
! : : f. f. : 8ss i; i,.:k,s
Q IsfSisHED HoUsf
sgii 8 8; s; ss:iIGs..IIsss
ssiss::sHHsssEfssSsilfS.i'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-08-13

why are you here?"
Burglary"
''Six years."
''Now, honestly, il you had your life 70 i've
over would you not choose better path 2"
"Yss'm. I'd be murderer"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-08-13

ENxTRA-HEAvY CANTON FLANNEL RESf-
~ nAnts. ehc.i Fancy Double-face Plush Canton.
sss III ss::. sse DoUbf2 doHs sii isSs liz
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-08-13

ard l95h 81. .........2 ~
Dupont circis......,.2,
L ST, bet. l46 q lstb-x,
81 cor. 9lst and 81
S.. { sSf sf'.s.:..a..,. Il !;
Il = s1 i. ;sS 4 is 1 {;
4 5. .aE.9s,t nd K
\ 81. bet l2th sl<h. !!
SInr.SEVs......1:
Z, near MCPHERSON %. q
xHLLATINs SN "a
nC. These klSses q.
usrs from our oans.
NOso.}w
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-08-13
FOR RENT-STORES
FOR RENT-FLATS

w Rooms. Bath, Range, all Mod 1mp, Coal Closets
Gas Meter; rent $50 also Rooms. Bath Pantry. all
Mod. Imp; rent, 90: reference required. auIO-3ts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-08-13

, IHSAk;;ff'Ss::, ~
}a9 N ct ~ t......&
lQf Qst. nv. Tor, 70
fs2s es s,. l rl.Os, 81 Tor s.
Esss Rss $: ~ = !
issl r - nv. .8.,....A
ls82 2%h stAw- IN ~
1920 loaH n.y.. as
10 II II q 4. az: S:--:::::H
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-08-13

h oBTAINEp-AT OUR OF
- m iaa { ySsS SEIs Z, per
1903 Pam wen ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-08-13
Ion BENT.

LOh HhNL-
Il y2l Ost. NV, IL
rs .. p i...........sGl
1870 18Th SC. In. al
III. .-..-......s -.......-S y,
33Q 9Th st Sc, lSr.,..sl
oS1 Pa. ave Sc. . r. d
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-08-13

EOR RENT
Il 1O13 18th st. NV,
llr..............SS3.3I
2l6 \, \. ave, l3rs. ....15
IQS llth st. n. W. Or. is
1912 9th st. NV, llr sc
1851 9th st. NV. 1lr. Sc
3l3Prospect ave, l3r. &C
l410 ID st. NV, Tor. :. 80
2l44 II st NV, 1r.....25
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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-08-30

plainly that he would deeply appreciate e
honor OF the princes han !, and 10 day or
two he whole matter was arranged. The
earFs CO lduct as been charming through
out. During the engagement he stood
manfully BY Louise, a ID took pains 70 see
hat for the first time in her life she should
be INDUCED in the matter of choosing er
own clothes and dressing 70 suit herself, and
under the influence Of happiness d be
ming toilets she developed considerable
good looks and confidence and amiahle
charm Of Kramer of " ich no one had be
lieved her capable. At the same tune
he has had no notion of being
made a secondary consideration in
his own household Ike Lord Lorne.
Every one has been fully made to I'M
lerstand that he is not the husband Of the
princes, but that the princess is the wife OF
MacduR He refused TO accept any of the
money parlia nent granted TO the Prime Of
Wales children; she wore no jewels when
she married save those he gave her; she
arranged that after the wedding Louise
should drive aR with him IN his own
coach with the Fife liveries and arms, and
mas taken her to Scotland to introduce her
his people and tenants, and make Ter In
every sense Scotch DaereSS
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-08-30
A Photoerar bic Mystery.

From the IDstgicb lEagldad) Exchange.
Saturday Afternoon r. Casa. ma ter of
the Sirelall b BARD school, and E. r. Pringle,
solicitor, were taking photogr tphs of the
shipping at the spot where the old mills
once stood and still known by that name
In the evening, however, while developing
this particular plat in the darkroom at his
own house-Mr. Pringle being still in his
company-he was perfectly astounie1 BY
an appearance which he had never seen
when taking the photograph and for which
be could In no @ay accDu {. Ga com OleG
Ing the development there was plainly re-
vealed IN the foreground OF the picture the
figure of a woman a1pa emily fl )ating up
right in tue water, as it is declared that
drowned bodies sometimes will appear
after immersion for a ieng5l of time.
II cannot in the least explain how it got
there" said NJ. Cash, when Interviewed
Monday, "but there is the negative and
you can see for yourself" And
it can only be said that the
woman is unmIstakablv shown. 1t is no
shadowy likeness, difficult to detect, nor
does it require pointing out fore the lines
can be traced, as with the puzzle pictures
so commonly seen. The face and had are
clearly outlined; the arms are hanging
straight by the side of the body, which Is
clad In ordinary female attire and is visible to
the waist, and the portrait generally appears
to be that of a tail and comedy young
woman.
There is nothing repulsive in the photo:
graph, although it looks weird and ghost
IKE. The first idea naturally suggested
was that the photograph plate had really
detected a body which was invisible to the
naked eye. Unable TO account for the
partition, MIR. Cash communicated with
the borough police, one of whom vas so
sJrIck with the reality of the picture that
he at first imagined it to resemble some
woman in town and inquired whether she
had lately been heard of. Next mornin
and very properly so. the river was dragged
at this particular spot, but no body was
found and so far, therefore, the climax
OF the narrative is happily left wanting.
1t is Ierple&iug mystery.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-08-30
GE0RGIA'S LEGISLATURE.
TIE HOUSE REFUSES TO RECON
sIDER THE LEASE BILL.

A Dispute over the Boundary Line
Between Georgia and Alabama to
be settled-A Bill to Make the City
Sheriff of Savannah and His Deputy
Elective Ohcers.
ATLANTA, GA, Aug. 29-In the House
this morning Mr.. Glenn moved reconsd-
GRAFTON of the lease bill and in urging it
made a lengthy speech on the line Of the
Gambler amendment. The motion was de-
feated.
In consequence of a dispute over the line
between Polk county, Georgia, ana Cner-
okee county, Alaba a, Mr. Turner of
Floyd introduced bill providing for the
establishment Of the line. The rich mineral
lands along the disputed lie make t ques-
ton an important one. Alabama claims
Esom II. IL, an important trading point now
in possession of Georgia. The bill passed
to-day.
The House also passed the bill authoriz-
ing the governor to issue bonds TO pay
the public debt due Oct l, 1890.
Anglers REFUSAL TO SIGN.
This was the issue Of 1870, which Treas
urer Angler refused to sign, and the last
contai ling any that the state declared in
valid. Over 500, 900 f this issue were re-
pudated, leaving s., 09S. 600 recog uized and
TO be met u der this bill.
The committee to furnish the new capitol
made a report TO the general assembly to-
day of their EXPENDITURES, leaving balance
in hand of 81, PAT 80. The report states
that it will require something over $4,000
TO complete the improvements Of the
groun according TO the plans which they
submit
The House passed the bill to authorize
the levy of special tax for educational
purposes in Emanuel C unity.
Mr. Reilly introduced a bill to change
the manner of electug the she if and
deputy sheriff Of tie city court of Savannah
so that they shall be elected by tie people
of the city instead of 10y the city council.
IN THE SENATE.
The Se0ate committee reported adversely
the ady bill. 1t also passed the follow
ing bills:
10 amend the charter of the Darien Short
Line.
To incorporate the Altamaha and Sapelo
River Canal Company.
To amend the c arter Of the Macon, La.
Grange and Birmingham railroad.
The following bills were in reduced:
To inco porate the Alabama, Georgia and
Florida and the Southeastern railroads.
Senator Bartlett, chairman of the Joint
committee to investigate the Richmond
Terminal deal in Georgia, mas declined for
the committee an invitation extended bv
President Alexander to visit Savannah to
examine the terminal facilities of the COM
pany.
The Augusta canal dam was struck at to-
day by a resolution introduced by Senator
Strother ordering a survey of the Savan-
nan river In Richm nd county, and in
strucIihg the goVerhot TO take legal steps
to remove such obstructio IS rs viola q
treaty sipulatlons between Georgia and
South Carolina.