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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-10-03
ADJUSTMENTS.

COLUMBIA ATHLETIC CLUB
Will b. held on
ANALosTAN ISLAND. SATURDAY. OCTOBER s.
Games commence at Pm. Admission, 25c. Tick
cts on sale at the boat house. foot of 3od
the club house. SIS 10Th street. oc3-2t
NEW NATIONAL THEATER.
Every Evening. Wednesday and Saturday M.tinees
Il WOULDN'T MISS IT FOR NINE DOLLARS"
The Popular Artista
HALLEN HART
Under the management Of MR.. HARRY HINE, in the
superb Farce-comedy.
LATER ON.
Sparkling music brilliant marches pretty girls beau
tful dances, topical songs.
THE MEXICAN sERENADE.
THE FACINATING GAvOTTE.
Monday. October 2. Primrose Vests Modern Min
strels. se3U
l. NATIONAL THEATER.
REVOLUTION WEEK OF OCT =.
IN Matinees.
M1NsTRELSY Wednesday and Saturday.
RECEIVES PRIMROSE WEST.
ONLY BARNEY PAGAN.
sTINTLBss BOB sLAvIN.
ENCoMIUMs. The Original Big -Four,
SMITH. wALDRoN,
ALLURING HALEY AND MARTIN.
NOVELTIES Hurley and Van Auken
DEVISED The Weston Brothers.
Barber, the Wonder.
WILL THE CRYSTAL FIRST PART.
ENTERTAIN Vocal ssIj ElfP PsRss Of sT UPe1,
soJoURNINa Sweetness.
TEMPLARs. SEATS NOW ON SALE.
oc3-3t
X ERNAN,s NEW wAsHINGToN THEATEk
The Palace Vaudeville Theater of America.
HYDE'S STAR SPECIALITY COMPANY.
Mstinees Tuesday, Wednesday and Saturday.
GRAND CONCERT SUNDAY NIGHT.
NeIt Ms MSndsy MstineeToSYo PAs
A LBAUGHs GRAND OPERA HOUSE.
Every Evening and Saturday Matinee.
LEWIS MORRISON
as "MEpH1sTo."
In his Sublime, Scenic and Dramatic Production Of
FAUST"
Aperformance absolutely without parallel.
Magnificent Scenery.
THE MARVELLOUS ..BROCKEN SCENE"
Wonderful and Brilliant Electric Effects
Next week-SOL SMITH RUSSELL. oc2
fIyO ARLINGTON.
Fast stage Line daily from Hotel Webster, 13 9th
81 n W. Light stage three horses. Passengers called
for at principal hotels and boarding houses Round
trip, including drive through grounds, Zoe oc2-Im
DEOF. CALDWELLS DANCING ACADEMY, COR.
i and 9th SITS. n.w.-Class Lessons every Tues
day ana riday from 70 II pm. Special rates 70
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The Oriole,
s22 It'll st. NV. and 1910 14th st. NV, will be
closed Saturday uutil pm. oc3-2t
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SUGAR HoU.E.-Gran., &c., 1911 NV.
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Liquid Dentifrice, for Cleansing and Puri-
flying the Teeth and imparting to the breath
delightful fragrance.
Oc3-St At SIMns' Pharmacy,
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SPECIFIC for uric acid the Osceola water.
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Butter, Butter, Butter, at MErzaKR's 7th st.
Butter. Butter, Butter at METzdER's, 18th st.
Butter, Butter, Butter, at MKTzaER's. 7th st.
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Know Ye that DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup cost
only 25 cents. 1t cures instantly. 1t
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The Oriole,
500 9TH st. NV. and 1910 14th ST. NV, will be
closed Saturday until pm oc3-2t
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Sugar HOuse.-Gran., &c., 1917 NV. It,
Very Fine Old Rye Whisky, SO Per Gal.
1t" NJ. L P. METzGEn, All It'll st. NV.
&c. "Hoy" Cigar! Sales 1000, 900 month!
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SC HOY" CIGAR! Havana! Delicious Fragrant
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FoR BRIoHT's DISEASE use O.ceola water.
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OscEoLA wATEa prevent formation Of uric aci
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S1Sn FER YEAR, DEPRESSED BUSINESS
lCO prices; aIleNood Institute. both sexes.
nCoruNle, Ia. iirst-class instruC all bran
tansht, good home Tor Little Boys JOS SiOkr-
LlDOE q alel. A. N, PRINCIPAL Aul.-4m
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A Piano in tune, shows the musical taste
OF the owner. May the strangers from musi-
cal cities coming here not be disappointed in
US. Send in time for V. BECKER, expert tuner,
sol 9th ST. NV. Prices reduced. oc2-2t+
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&C. I'LL So II CIGAR.
Il 4 oooS 7

Pure AL HAVANA Filler! SuMatra WFapper Dolicioua
Smoked Fragrant Odor! Sales l.OO0.OOO month!
Sold everywheSe au27-jm
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HOODS SARsAPARILLA
CITY ITEMS.

100 DOSES ONE DOLLAR.
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fEVO ARLINGTON.
Fast stage Line daily from Hotel Webster 513 18th
81 NV. Light stage; three horses Passengers called
for at principal hotels and boarding houses. Round
trip, including drive through grounds, Zoe oc2-1m
DEOF. CALDwELL's DANCING ACADEMY, COR.
i II and 9th SITS n.w.-Class Lessons every Tues
day and riday from to II pm. Special rates to
clubs private parties &c. For further particulars
address J. Is CALDWELL la q st. NV. se4-3Utf
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DC. HOY" cigar! All Havana and Sumatra!
s. j. Haislctt,
935 Penna ave NV.
Upstairs.)
Flags and Decorations.
Is agent for F. Aldridge, brooklyn, NY, and
solicits Orders for Decorating on the occasion
Of the coming K.T. conclave. Is prepared to
Decorate Buildings, interior or exterior, in
handsome and artistic style and on short notice
at bottom rates. Give your orders at once and
avoid the rush. se2l-I4t
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-09-21
New York the Plaza.

The MORNING NEWS is in receipt of
a ci -cular from tns Chica 20 press com
mittee on the worlds fair of 1892, in which
the sta ement is made that it is exceedingly
gratifying to the CO nmi tea t. n)te re
many expressions of the press in general,
and OF this newspaper in particular, COM
menda DRY of Chicago as the place for
holding the fair. The committee is quite
hopeful that the great inland city of Chi
cago i'll be selected as ie place ia which
vii gat or representatives OF every ma
tion on earth to celebrate the discovery
Of Americ but it will strike observant
peopls that 1t is leading a forlorn hope.
The MORNING News, I'd nearly every
other newspaper that is not advocating its
ow city as the place for the fair, i, In favor
of New York, and has never expressed a
prefere zee for any other city. New York
is the only city in America which cannot be
owe GRO ydei, and it has tie best railroad IA
cilities for handling crowds More than that.
it is the great entry port of the
North A nerican CONT lent, and the
place which, above all others in
this country, foreigners want to see. A
visitor can derive more rational eujo vmen {
in a day in New York than in a week in
Chicago, Philadelphia, or other CT iee. Chi
cage ls a wonderful CT y, and 81 is Wash
ington. but if appropriateness is considered,
the great fair will be held in New York,
thu metropolis OF the country, and the
possible metropolis of the world. At tn 9
same time, the Morning NEWS has said
and it repeats, that Chicago is making a
very vigorous aad crei table eff ,rt to get
the fair. Sle is ap)are ltly )ing more
than New York, but New York will come
in ahead on the home stretch.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-09-21

The Pr laGe'phia Nel0S says that the re-
cent appeal Of tho coiOred Democratic
LesSGe, of Harris ur-, Pa, to the ut ern
cOlored people to desert the Republican
party s ri iicuous Perhaps il one Sc lse
it was. The C 10 Ell people Of the south
eau Fl nd cool advisers with 5ut going north
70 fad them. The wh t. people of the
south are the bes5 friends they havS; they
are better prepared than anyb jdy Use CO
give them wholesome aiyi e, I'd they are
more will g to help then In every credita-
bic undertaking There was not ling ride
ul US in the advice which the Pittsburg
colored people gave them. It may be too
much to expect that they will act upon it,
but it was good at all events.
The Republican party does not care for
the c0lOred people rs individuals All that
it wants with them is to get their vo-ea
Having received tleir votes, it is ready to
cast the voters aside. Repu Jlican admins
tratlons have not recognized MANY colored
people by appointing them to Office, and t
IS que tiol if Mr.. Cleveland, VINO did not
receive many colored votss, did not take a
more genuine and unsslfish interest in the
CoiOFeu race Cnan any otner PRESIDENT, eX-
cept Mr.. Lincoln.
The real attitude of white republicans
toward e coored people has been showl
when colored people were caldi lates for
office. In 1882, when E. P. McCab,, a
colored man, was nominated for state ldi-
tor of Kansas on the republican ticket, he
fell belild the rest of the ticks. at the cleo
ton by 1900 votes. The indianapolis
Sentinel pointed out the ot1er day that in
Indiana no coiored man hal ever been
elected to a state Office. and that there were
no colore1 mayors, sherIff5, au iitors,
treasurers, city or county clerks, or judges
in that state, although about ons-half of the
counties Of the state ave republican ma
jo tiles. These facts, and others of the
sime sort that might be mentioned, are
significant
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-09-21
PERSON AL.

SENATOR EvARTs will return home with his
eyeSight entirely restored.
CHAUNCY NJ DEPEw says that there are 75o.
0JO voters ia the service of the railroads of the
United States.
GEN. BoULANGER is quietly resi- ling in London.
but scare was created in Paris last Saturday Y
by report that he was on his way to France
MINNIE PALMER has decided to invade England
again, am II nothin interferes will play in the
title role of Cinderella" at Her Maiestey's
theater
STATUE of the late Louisa NJ Alcott is to be
modelled the coming winter by Frank E. ElwelI
Concord sculptor. an intimate friend of the
authoress.
EX-CoNsUL GENERAL WALLER is coming back
to Connecticut AMI will probably go into
politics Nutmeg democrats say he can have
anything he wants.
Ex-senator GRACE of Rhode Island has re-
celved the formal t .anks of the Pailadelphia
Typographical Uuioa for his advocacy of the
International copyright bill.
Mrs. LELAND STANFORD has taken under her
charge the rphan children of an old Burr
county pioneer named N0r1, who in early days
was great friend Of her husband.
MRS CHARLES CRocKEs's LATEST GIFT to San
Francisco-a home for iris out of employ emit
was ope e a few days ago. he building a d
site cost $4,000 of which Mrs. Crocker gave
$4,000
NAtlbANAL uAhNiNG COuieSSeS TO greater pfl e
in his work as mediator in the troubles
between the London dock owners AID tueir IN .
than TO any recent achievement of his in the
literary or theological world
HENRY S. Ives says the food of Ludlow street
jail agrees with MIN, and that dis appetite is
that OF heal by man VINO relishes ais food From
pres mt indications he will have full oppor u
nifty Of testing its health giving qualities for
some time to come.
HERE is a morSel for the superstitious. given
out by the New York sun: Congressman Sun
set Cox was a member Of the Thirteen Club ne
died al 10 EAST Twelfth street, y. Y, the origi-
nal list OF his vail bearers contained thirte IN
names, he WIS i've times thirteen years of age
and he was buried on Sept 13.
The coming season ct Berlin bids fair to be
very lively. The kaiser "a It's TO ma SO ais court
brilliant socially an will give handso ne enter
talnmentS on various kinds. Says q correspo ID
ent: He Will dazzle Europe with the pectab BILE
OF the youngest great emperor, since the time
Of the first Napoleon, who like him. profess d
to want peace, but carried his hand on his
sword-hi t, swift TO follow a provocation with a
terrible blow, rhe G1rma IS are reported to
mix some une Isl Tess with their enthusiasm
over this prospect"
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-09-21
The Cigarette Law.

Senator Johnson's cigarette bill has be-
come law, having recsived the governor s
signature. This bli was passed by the
Sslate una im0uslv July II, and by the
House, with hardly dissenting 70 e, Sept.
Il, ari day or two later it received the
governors signature.
The new law is experimental, not having
been fully tasted in any state. 1t is true
t New York acd one or two other states
have had sacn a law for Seye al months
bat it has not been in op ration long
enough for a sound opinion to be
formed concerning its results. l. is an
experiment, however, wOrtl making, and
the legislature showed very plainly that it
thong { so when it pass ID the bill oy a prac-
tcslly unanimous vota. Probably the very
few me nbers wlo voted a 5ainst 1t did %,
nos because they did not agree that som -
thing was nee ted to check the cglre te
evil in tIis state, but because they thought
the measure under consideration would not
Geek it.
Tue law provides that no person shall sell,
furnish, give or provide any minor or
minors with cigarettes, tobacco. cigarette
paper, or any sub .titute theref II. 7 e
penalty Shall be that provided for misde-
meanors, which is imprison neat for not
more than year or fac of not exceed ng
$1,000, or both. This seems to Ever the
desired ground, AID yet it is possible that
some way will be found to evads IL, but if
it is not evadel. It no dou It will be vio-
lated y some people in such way as to
prevent the violation fro i bsilg known to
o authorities. All laws are vi dated to a
greater or less extent, and it is too M ich
to expect that this will be al exception. The
fact that they are violated, however, does
not show tn they are not good laws. Boy
who have forme the cigarette habit will
make an effort t. obtain cigarettes ia the
state, and ONE dealers will sJll to them if
they ink there is but little chance Of de-
lection, but the hope is very reasonable
one that the law will be enforced to an ex-
tent sufficient 20 do a great deal of good.
Geo gia has long needed some Measure
tn would check the cigarette evil, and
tuis see ns to be about the only one thai
was at al practicable If parents will
endeavor to help along its enforce
me I, the results will be mucI
more gratifying han they would be
otherwise. The smoking Of cigarettes by
boys is a very bad habit. The boys are
rarely careful t, procure good tobacco, aud
early always the paper in which they wrap
The tobacco is medica ed. The ready-made
cigarettes which are sold to b ,ys are Simply
vie as rule, d heir effects are highly
inju ious, resulting too pften in ,ath
waere the victim becomes a slave t. ths
nabit. TIE legislature acted properly ia
trying 20 check this evil, and whether or
no the efforts made will result as satisfac-
tJrily as could be wished remains to be
seen.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-09-21
A Pair of Lovers.

There was a couple on one of the river
steamers going up to Star Island the other day
who attracted the atten ion Of the whoe boat
says the D troit 2 ee Pre- S. The girl was as
pretty as picture and dressed iu q VIII te gown:
the man 10 ked like blacksmith. or one who
had not washed since he was off duty His face
and bands were black as a Stoker's. and the
boiled shirt and fancy neck IL he wore only
accumulated the grimy color of his skin. Every
time he spoke to the girl lie put his hand on her
shoulder or around her waist, and by the time
the pair reache Star Island he had covered her
white dress with grimy marks until she re-
Semble a charcoal sketch.
Coming back the boat was crow ed but orr
lovers secured one chair. Then the Young man
eaid
I'm ks half, Sal, and you can have the
other half, and ne sat down on the edge.
But the girl was shy AMI stood up.
We'll then" said the man, I'm stand up
too Np
Not to be outdone, he stood up with her all
the way to Detroit, but they hung on TO the
char, and whenever any one asked. "Is this
Cant you Seestnat it ISL"
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-09-21
Greeting Mr.. Gladstone.
From the London G ODE.


Some anus ng sc sneS we're witnessed at Char
ng Cross station Tuesday morning before
he departure of Mr.. Glad,tone for Paris. Mr.
Gladstone had n little difficulty in escaping the
attentions Of his ad airers, but a ready nile
d lifelong experie ce have taught MIN how to
lids with graceful ease through the c ,ngratu-
latory haudshak RS. One stalwart and beard d
stranger was however, t to be galnsaid
Planning himself in front OF Mr. G adstone he
exclaimed; Mr.. Gla1ston B., l believe Mr. Glaf-
stone;" Mr.. Gladstone being brou ;ht to a halt
bowed. Il am an American, sir" said the
stranger Let me have the honor OF shaking
your nand;" and thereupon he grasped Mr
iladstone by the hand AMI Mr.. Gladstone did
his duty in the shape If vigorous handshake
Mr.. ella stoue," cried another gentema. a.
whose face beamed with adoring admiration
Il am glad to see you. l am a canvasser from
"A short sharp bow brought the autobio-
graphical revelations of this cauvasser to a
close. and Mr.. Gladstone proceeded t. take a
seat in Eis carriage, here ne at once became
hSnrbad IL an earnest discussion of the Irish
university bill.
Mr.. ladstoue enjoys his little joke now and
then. Writing the other day to a home rul
candidate at by-election he said: Il am very
z ad to hear of your having been selected. On
the next occasion hope that the $ may be cut
off N
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-09-21
Shutting Out tae Bank Robbers.



The opportunities for bank robberies are
growing fewer every y ar With the SUI, stautia
vaults and tue perfected safes which ave been
adopted by ali modern banks it is next to i'm
possible for burglars to reach tae / easure
stored away for safe keeping and the only
dancer comes from slippery bank officials #
late years. Now pr cautions are bein taken
AGAINST even that danger The mo .ern ban
vault contains three separate fire and burg, ar
proof safes. One OF these is for the use OF the
cashier, another for the pay NJ teller and the
third Tor the recelvinE teller, and each keeps
of his statements Without collision betwes N
two of these officials, remarked the president
OF one OF the tanks in this city YESTERDAY
there could be no very exi ensiva robbery "
the inside officers and the separation of tie
valuables makes COLLISION next to impossible ;.
1t may BE- noticed that each of the ofici Is
named is isolated from the other by wir screens
in the new bank bu ldi gs, SO that there can ba
no surreptltious transfer of securities or funds
from one to the other during business hours.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-09-21

The White Mountain express came very
near bel & wrecked the other day. 1t was
filed with people returning to their homes
il Bost n, New York and other cities, and
jus before it reached Concord, N. H., the
engine struck an obstruction, rose three
feet in the air d fell back heavily on the
track The train was brought to a stop
and lot Of iron was found upon the track.
An hour or two earlier the sta ion agent
arrested two boys, aged respectively 10 and
s. for walking on the TRACK few miles
away, and the boys, mistlking the reason
for their arret, colfesssl that they had
placed the obs.ructiols upon the track be-
cause they had been put Off fret yhc train
upon which they were stealing a ride. The
authorities don't know what to do with
these youthful offenders.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-09-21
Lifa's Forest Lraas

Eta Wheeler TVilcor an the Independent
The day grows brief; the afternoon is slantfne
Down to the west; ere is no time to was te.
If you have any seed of good for planting
You must, you must make haste,
Not as of old, do you enjoy earth's pleasures
tThe only joys that last are those we giye1:
Across the grave you cannot take gains, treas
ueS.
But good and kind deeds live
| would not wait for any great achievement.
You may not iiv' to reach that far-off GOAL
Speak o thing wo DIS to some heart in bereaye.
ment,
Aid some up-struggling soul.
Teach some weak life to strive for indepen-
dence,
Reach out hand to some one in sore need.
Though it seem idle. yet their descendants
May blossom this chance seed.
On each life path, like costly flowers faded
And st away, are pleasures that are dead.
Good de DIS, like trees, whereunder fed and
shaded
Souls yet unborn may tread.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-09-21
INDEX TO NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

SPECIAL NoTIcEs-Ass 'rted Pants and Coats
al Jan IONS: Always IN the Lead. j. J Joyce S
Meat Market; Large Sample Line of Bon ms
at Heidts; full Line of Confectionery at Hei It's;
Brilat Savarin Said John j. Reilly. Importer
and Specialist.
NEW SOUTH STov s-Cornwell and Chapman.
AuCTTor SALEs-F our. la rs an / Bulk Meat,
by c. H Dorset; Horses ami Mules, by Robt.
H. 1atem.
LoTTERY--The Denver State Lottery Com
pany. Denver, Col
SYRUP-C. NJ. Glib art & Co.
CHEAP COLUMN ADVERTISEMENTS - H p
Wanted; E npl)y nan: W intsi; For Rent; For
Sale; Personal; Miscslau sous.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-09-21

+ The October Forum will con ain an arti-
Gle by ex-Postmaster General James on
needed postal reforms to this cou TRY. Ii
the article Mr. ia mes declares that the
railway mail service is twenty years behind
tie times and ought to be very greatly N
proved; that snail offices near to @
another ought to be cons llidatel IL der one
management, so as to save expense, and
that ocean hostage ougat greatly to b
cheapened. The mail service is certainly
aoout as poor as it could be, and it is high
lime for Mr.. Wanamaker to improve it, as
the republican organs said he would.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-09-21
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