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Immigrants Landing as SaIIors.

When Capt. Murren of the Missouri, with the
rescued passengers and crew of the steamer
Daumark on board, anchored at Philadelphia,
three men who were employed to look out for
the cattle on the Missouri went ashore with the
members OF the crew. The Immigration COM
missloners at Philadelphia heard OF this and
complained that the men should not have been
Immigrants and not entitled to the privileges
OF the crew in this respect Capt Murrell ex-
planned that they had signed az members Of
the crew, although they were employed only TO
attend the cattle. Tho collector at Philadei-
the case and an answer has been sent from the
Secretary stating that there is no law under
which persons engaged as members Of crew
OF foreign weasel can be kept from landing,
and that the only remedy to be had In future
cases 10 70 take precautions to see whether per-
sons coming under this section OF the law are
In reality members of the crews
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-08-21

by the free use of the OCEAN CABLES
for REGULAR AND SPECIAL Dis
PATCHES, and with the difference of
time in its favor, IL is also able 20 give
Its readers every afternoon the news of
the WHOLE EASTERN HEMisPHkRE
for the entire day, and mp TO IL o'clock
midnight, thus leaving literally nothing
I'm the way Of news from Europe, Asia,
and Africa for the morning papers.
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His Best Works Inspired by 'Sake. -

From japanese Paper.
kawanabe Kyosai. who has just died. was
without question the greatest master of his day
In all Japan. was an artist of great independence
Of spirit, and early broke away from the conven.
tionalities Of his brother artists and Of Kuni-
yoshi, his master. The weird and horrible
always stiacted him and first employed his
pencil to the best technical advantage, after
which he devoted himself to the study of ami
NAL life and landscape. A court painter by ap-
pointment. the decorator of temples without
number, OF hundreds OF pictures and thousands
OF studies, he has left void it is impossible to
NIL. Many of the best of his works were in.
spired BY sake" Not that he was q drunkard
IN the ordinary sense; he used the bowl only
in the search for Dutch courage" and it d
certain that when under the influence he pro.
duced some Of his finest and most original
VOrk
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FuNRUSTEES' SALE OF A VALUABLE THREE
i STORY BklCk DWELLING HOUSE, NO. Dig {

By virtue OF a certain deed Of trust dated the 4th
day Of August, A. ID. 1886, and duly recorded in
h6er No. ll33, f3lio 42l ct seq, one OF the land
request OF the holder OF the note thereby secured
Will sell AT puDlc aucton, il front of the premises
TO the nigh Il bidder, on SATURDAY the TIL. rl-
FlhST DAY OF AUGUST, A. ID. 1888, at FIVE
O'CLOCK PM. that certain piece parcel of lard
situate III the clty OF Washington. in said District and
SHOWN rs lot numbered thriy eight l5sl, OF Abran 4.
Barker I'D Others recorded subdivision of
part OF .uare numbered four hundred and
nine t409l, said subdivision being recorded
IN the office of the surveyor, in book
No ., page 81 The said lot Is improved by nearly
new three-story brick dwelling house with the usual
modern cOnyeniences.
Terms OF SALE one third Of the purchase in cash
the day OF sae or within ten days and the
Iaance III two equal INSTRUMENTS able in and
Two years after date of SALE with interest
al Tue rate OF SIX er cent annui said date,
and secured b first deed OF trust on the property
solo, or all Of the purchase money may be paid in csh
within ten days alter the day Of sale All Conveyance
Ing and recording at the purchasers cost. ost
OF 500 will be required when the pro- erty sold
II terms VI sale not complied with within ten days
alter the day OF sale the Trustees the right
resell the property at the cost aud r the default
ing purchaser after hve days advertisement
SlLNESGEk b. BOAkdAN,l r..u.
WILLIAM ". B0AkMAN, \ iruspees'
GEORGE W. SIICkNEY. Auct. au20-dSds
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THOUSANDS AT THE SEA.-Next Sunday At
lantic City will undoubtedly be the largest day
OF the season. The unriyaled and popular SO ex-
cursion train will leave Pennsylvania railroad
station at pm. Free transfer by elegant
coaches through Philadelphia. Thirty minutes
for supper at Broad street station. Don't for
get the station and time-Adct
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-08-21
A Bakers Strike in New York.

The boss bakers of New York and Brooklyn
have formed an association to fight the journey
men bakers. Notices were posted in all the
bake shops yesterday that hereafter the en-
ployes will be treated with as individuals aud
the union will not be recognized. The men
were required to sign their acceptance of the
notice. Rather than do so about 800 men quit
work and it is expected that a general strike
will take place. The men claim that the bosses
are beginning an attempt to restore the old
system of long hours and starvation wages
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-08-21
Steamer Minerva Sunk.

The steamer Crown Prince, at Boston from
Progresso, reports the arrival at Progresso
about August l of the steamer Alert from New
port News with the steamer Minerva on deck.
In trying to launch the Minerva next day the
shears gave way, capsizing and sinking the
Minerva in IS feet of water. An attempt was
to be made to raise her.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-08-21
A Proposed Calvert Memorial.

1t is proposed to begin movement at the
celebration in Baltimore next November of the
centennial of the establishment of the Catholic
hierarchy in America toward the erection of a
memorial to Cecil Calvert, second Lord Balti-
more, who was the pioneer Of civil and religious
liberty il this country
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-08-21
Malietoa's Return to Samoa.

Advices from Apia report the return to Samoa
Of ex-King Malietoa and other exIles. The ex-
king was warmly welcomed by the natives and
his own flag was hoisted. King Mataafa also
greeted Msietoa with cordially. The German
consul informed Malietoa that he was at liberty
to do as he nleased
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-08-21

Baltimore and Ohio railroad announces an
other special excursion to Atlantic City Satur-
day, August "a, at rate of 90 for the round trip.
Tickets will be sold for special train leaving
Baltimore and Ohio station, Washington. ut
$50 p. m, and will be valid for return passage
until Monday, August Is, inclusive.-Adrt
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An INTERESTING TRIP.-Every Thursday to
Harper's Ferry. No confusion or erowding.
Every ticket entities the holder to a reserved
seat. Round trip 81. Train leaves b. and o.
station every Thursday, 10 am, commencing
August /. Secure seats in advance at GIG and
1851 pennsylvania avenue. No extra charge
An excellent dinner at Hotel Conner, Harper's
Eerry soc -Atfrf
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CATSKILL MOUNTAINS,
" SARATOGA.

OK LAKE. an . GEORGE Az 49,, ,AD1RoYpAcKs
On anu aiteI o. NDAi, June 20, express trains on
West shore haiIroad wall Daily, except sii,dav
10 and 1foil The Jersey City station Of the
vaa i.silroAd nlaKIng close Connections with lad
trains - ald IRON washington. -~S~
CAtsAlLL MOI NTAiN EXPRESS Jersey
Gay StaNoa at 500 Ain Arrye Phu,u,cla i2 N ~
L.; GRAND hotel sd pm. Hotel haaterslli y. ~
Pm; Mount House Staten, 30 D. M :. PaIeIiy,iie
ia pm Drawllg room Cars Jersey CITY 10 Co.. 4
Eotei station and To Pioenicia dor Hotel kaatersllI
sAhAIOGA AAD CATsKILL MT EXPgEss-
Leave hllade1pbla S2O arrive Pboen1,a "a la
pm; Srand Hotel, 4:zo y. Hotel a II
Pm Ait house SistiOn ID D. A.; ialenylle a 20
I'm. Arrive Saratoga. $50 pnl-; CalsiseIi 80.
oeorxe. S:io IN DraMllg Room Cars P.llaiei11ats
TO GRAND Hotel Station and Phonlcia IIur b,Iei
hGateskIli and Mountain housel, New lorl 10 assil
well aid Jersey CITY s,araioaa - >>A~-
SAhAlOGA AND CAlAklLL NJ. SPECIAL
Leave Washington, S:UV Arrive Phqu.c.la- T.,l
thl,; 6iad iaotei, $40 Hotel Matters :,
lll; Mt house staiion, OU .L.; psleiylI,e ..l5
lnL Arrive Saratoga. 9:.o ma. luns 10 laliWslI
Lake oeofee. OH saturdays only arriving 10 5u "A a.
drawing Room Cars New York 10 Grand itote
ana 10 Phanlcia .ior Hotel kAztersGiu aud Morntin
hvusel aDd " Washington TO Saratoga
purchase tickets at fennsylvania Railroad office.
ahd connect IN the Jersey City Station tor al
resorts by West Shore Railroad Basa.re s.i,s.rs 81
Through Saratoga trains run via Albany
.o..oo c. L. LAMBERT
'e24tsep3o General Passenger Agent. New Iork.
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A FAD in SERVANT GIRLS.
The Rage for Pretty Faces and Figures
for Waiting Maids.

Clara Belle in Cincinnati Enquirer
There Is a summer fad in servant girls. It is
INDUCED at the showiest resorts such as Sara
toga and Long Branch. 1t consists Of the selec-
ton Of pretty girls, and then of their extreme
embellishments
Nothing marks the distinction between the
ARIsToCRAT AND THE PARvENUs
more plainly than the manner in which they
treat their servants" said the employer of this
elegant creature. "a lady is known by her con-
alteration for her interiors, and her manner
becomes doubly gentle when she is addressing
those who are precluded by their position from
ever making an irritable reply. She feels
proper respect for the people ON whom SO much
OF her comfort depends, and her dependent
treats her with respect in return. She is as
firm as she is gentle and expects perfect obedi-
ence to her requests. How different this from
the manners Of the parvenu who delights in
showing her independence with regard to her
newly acquired Possessions
might have replied that it was no kindness
10 lnclte vanity In q maid-servant, but what
would have been the use? You can't convince
woman of her folly when she delights in it.
Another rich young wife, herself a beauty
beats them all at Saratoga by having pretty
creature attend her on the lawn when she plays
tennis or graee-hoop. The latter game con-
sisting of revival OF the old exercises of toss
ing and catching hoops with sticks, is new
rage. This girl is an adept at it, and her pos
turings are the perfection of plant grace. The
maid is a tall and really elegant blonde Swede,
looking more like a duchess than a mental
But it is bachelor right here in town who caps
the climax in dainty servitors. 1t is the
proper thing, as you may know, tor young un-
married men to live in very luxurious apart
ments-if they can afford it-and to invite par
ties of ladies and gentlemen to suppers therein
Well, this fellow astonished such an assemblage
by having by long odds the sweetest thing they
had ever seen in Mattresses. She looked like a
heroine stepped right GU: of novel, and it was
curiously observed, as she passed the refresh
menss about, that her hands were unstaiued by
labor. Judging by the acclaim which we ladies
heard after we had retired from the dining
room, and when this girl went into them win
the cigarettes, she was deemed success by the
masculine guests. The rest of us were not so
unanimously of that way of thinking.
Evidently her employer doesn't set her to
scrubbing," said one woman to her husband,
calling attention to the delicate taper and we'll
manicured hands of the girl
Well" the husband inadvertently ex-
claimed, ''any man would be brute to make
such working girl work."
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Congressman Laird's Funeral.

At Hastings, Neb., Monday, the funeral Of
the late James s. Laird, member Of Congress,
was the most largely attended of any ever held
in western Nebraska. The service was con-
Quoted by James q. Tate, chaplain of the state
senate, and Gov. Thayer aud staff attended.
The procession to the grave was two miles long.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-08-21
N HE GREAT

ndlpS,IuIhE Aoh1H, MES1 AND SOUTHWEST
sTEiL RAILS Tic sHlP RS SGGEfhaET
TRAINS Leave hffa SAsaiSsroN OH f asSg
TSUUnnNEk or SIXTH AND SHEETS. AS foIr
For lltsburg and the West. Chicago Limited Express
q uilnan lesubuled Cars at 300 daily asst
With 5ieepinx Cars from iItisburg TO Cincinnati
ana Harrisburg to y Louis daily, except saturday.
SSnicsse. with Sleeping Car Altoona 10 Chicago.
Western Express at 40 y. IN. daily, with sleeping
Sals washington TO Chicago and St. Louis, CON
necting DAILY at harrisburg with through Sleepers
Tor Louisville aud Memphis facin Exlress Ii: 90
throush Sleeper to Pittsburg. and httsburg 10
BALTIMORE AND POTOMAC RAILROAD
for hIhe CAlahua4gua- hocIester and Niagara Falls
For Lrie Cana .dagua and Lochester daily; for Buf
isio ana SSiasara daily; EXCEPT saturday, iO:OOp
For Williamsport, Lock haven and ElIuira at y:5oA
Fol pHIiiDELffH ilII NV YORK AND THE EAST
zoo s y;9T' n y ID 90 and II AZ am 200 4:lo
my a1a 4i9 Rooo on and aud.y o g p L .S
lures OF nllman iario. Carr, 9:4o a. m ny,
except Sunday. and 3:45 pm daily. Win Dsnilis
r.., rx,u. FOR PHILADELPHIA ONLY.
tast E1Iress $40 n IA week days, aid $40 m m,
6 , Express 2:lo .. IN. daily. Accom-. p. IN
Or Boston. without change. ESQ p. m every tiay.
FOR pS%A!i VI Mn, a. al through trains connect at
ao s i fefrss ss aoTas, < x rsSR street
For Oesan Ca. aLo to.uts De.aware Division
@Si S.OO llsOO anal 40 q. week
l. o5Js IL = ~ dlIy
Tor baltimore, 6::S5, 7:2o. salt, 300 $40 so
ll:oO. and II 40 y. H., ~ 90, 4 IL, 2:lO 30
o:41, 4: no. 4 "a, 40, O:Oa, 40, $40, 10 90
tiid ii 20 y. Ii. On Sunday, $50, s., 5. 81 no
ll:iOa. M. .:lO, 200. $40 4 10, UsUu 1.4u
S;lu lO:OO, and ll:.O D. IA.
For Fope,s Creek Line. 7:2O and $40 p m daily
:, except Sunday ~ -''
For AlLapolis, go and 900 am. IL o5, 20 and
o;Oo pm daily. except Sunday. sundays y:O5
ALEXANDRIA AND FREDERICKSBURG RAII-
Mah. ASD ALEXANDRIA AND MAsnlNGIUN
II EFFECT MAY IL, 1852
For Ale1anurla, ADJ, O:}D, 80. 40 As 10 ~
a.h. l-;Uf Loon, 2:Co. 40. :.l5, 0:UI. al
S;I-, lo:Oo anu i 80 PIN On SUNDAY at = 80
PIN. N-e~
AccoH lnodation for Quantico As m. and 80 DIN
week Gays. :ro Adm SUNDAYS. -
for is,clnOiid 1lC Tie south. 10 81 daily
=, Ai-u o.-l 4. IA oally, except sunday -''
Aiells leave Alexalurla Tor MasL.LgtOn Cos. 7.ua
S:oO, g:lQ, IO:lo, Ia U7 a. IA 10 .S:Ou &: III
o;IO, sos, 500, 9:-0, lO:.s.., and 4 :ul n l,l
On Sunday at % 10 and IL :O7 d ~: = 100, 5;lO
,f;Oo, S:OO, 3:5O, and 1O;:S2 p. In.
Tickets and informant northeast cor.
Def OF 18th street and len,lsyiyanla ayenne ana
at Tie station where orticrs can be left Tor m,
checking Of Luggage ~ destination from hotels an
Residences. 1900 $3.50
CHAS l.. PUGH. J. n WpOD
osueiai 4n@uAser. oeneral PASSENGER Agent.
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AUCTION SALES.
THoMAs BOWLING. Aucuoneer.


Pierce sTRtET N1RrHWPsITn AS f M ~
BY virtue of deed OF trust dated March =. 1889,
and duly recorded IN liber 1873 folio 225 eft seq Of
the Land Records OF the District of Columbia, by
direction of the party thereby secured will sell
public auction in front Of the premises on THURS
PAST FIVE O'CLOCK r NJ, the following desc ribed
property In the lhty of Wsshington-i.e, Lot num-
oered one hundred aid twenty-iou u24 of Mcclure
& Duhy's subdivision Of original lots ID and g in
square numbered six hundred and twenty t62O),
said subdivision beng recorded in the .fse of the
surveyor Of said District in Gber o. folio as, i'm
proved by Two-stoTy Brick Residence being No. 55
Pierce street northwest
Terms 0nethird cash. balance in one and two years.
with interest aud secured by deed of trust ON the
property sold. or all cash. All conveysncing and
corning At cost OF purchaser deposit Of SlU0 will
be required at time of sale.
DANIEL A. DUFFY. ! r.
au1O-d&ds TIMOTHY d. DALEY,5 Afus'ees.
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DENTISTRY.

TEETH EXTRACTED WITHOUT PAIN BY
l. local Application All branches Of Dentistry at
slecial prices TOR the summer. Work guaran teed.
DIR. b. Al. DUKE. 7l5 14th st. NV. au;j-lm'
nR. j. b. IENLYCK HAS REMOVED HIS DEN
Otal Oftce and residence to OUl o W., corner
oi 10th St The red herdics pass the door. myl-4m'
nR ARR PARSONS, DENTIST, 9TH ST.
~ corner NV. Elrst-class Gold Amalya.n and
White filings specially Aching teeth saved. April
y 90. iyU
nR. SAMUEL 1. SCOTT, DENTIST.
~ l201 L st. NV will resume the practice of his
profession the 10th OF September Preservation of
the natural teeth speciality. jyl Am
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FUTURE DAMS.
WALTER B. WILLIAMS L CO.. Auctiopeers-

HANDSOME PARLoR SUITE, UPHOLSTERED IN
RAN SILK, WALNUT AND OAK CHAMBER
SUITES. EASY CHAIRS, BOOK sHLLvLS
LADIES' MRlTING DESK, WICKER CHAI..>
CENTER.TABLEs, ROCKERS, WALNUT ILDEs-
IN TAI, ExIENsi9N IABLE, WALNUT SIDE.
upHOLSTEkLD IN LEATHER, BEDS EADS
BUkEAUS AND WAsHSIAADS, MAT1REoSES,
BIDDING, CHINA AND GLASSWARE, HITCH.
IN UTENSILS, ETC.
On MONDAY, AUGUST TwENTY-sIxTH, at TEN
O'CLOCK An. We shall sell at residence. No. 1901
n street northwest general assortment of House.
kee. ing Articles, to which ask the attention OF
buyers.
Terms cash
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-08-21

These figures, showing constant and
large increase i'm both departments Of
the papers, business, need NO comment.
They tell the story Of public confidence
and demonstrate In the plainest manner
possible that THE STAR Is HE RE-
COGNlZED CHANNEL OF THIS COM.
MUNlrY FOR ALL BUSINESS CON.
MUNiCATioNa
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-08-21
SUBURBAN PROPERTY.

4 CENTRAL HEIGHTS-B o. K. r. o MILES
~ from city, opposite Charlton Heights; a good
healthy location and high ground.
Lots for SAFE. 50xzC0 feet from 400 to $780, pay
ments $40 Ter month. Money Will FURNISHED for
building purposes Come out Huuday. For further
information apply to the office Francis ShANA.
book Co, $50 f ST. NV. aulS Ste
Sully situated about one mile north Of city, near
University and the electric cars; trains each
daily from south Brooklaud Station: streets 90
feet Wide and laid out in conformity with plans Of
city, Lots tor sale at from three cents er foot
Iasy Tor pats and further ino rin ton I,ply
10 hEDEOED w.MALkER, loo6 4 st. NV or wv
U. DE- NIsON. 923 4 81. n. W.. au3-Im
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PIANOS AND ORGANS.

nECKEk BROS. PIANOS REPRESENT ALL
II that is best in the art Of Iianofurte making
Sold easy terms,
WEBER FISCHER and ESTEY PIANOS. few
frst-elass Second hand Pianos at very low prices
ESTEY OhoANS.-Two hundred and ten Thousand
(2lO.0OO) Estey Organs have been made and sod
New styles Tor Parlor Church and School use, Sold
easy terms.
PIANOS AND ORGANS FOR RENT
Old instruments taken in part payment for new
ones. Tuning and departing.
SANDERS & STAYMAN
,~ 934 st Nv.
12l7 Main ST.. Richmond. Va. aul-3m
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-08-21

Equally significant is the showing IN
regard to the advertising patronage Of
the paper, which Is the surest Indication
OF its acknowledged value as . medium
OF publicity. The number Of NEW AD-
VEkTlSEMENTs printed I'm the coll
umns OF The Star during the first six
months Of the years named WAS ~ God.
1oyRR.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-08-21

e. The esteem I'm which THE STAB
is held by the reading and advertising
public is conciusively shown by the ilg-
ures given below.
In the first six months of each OF the
five years named the average daily cir
culation Of the paper WAS:
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WOOD AND COAL

L. OkhtSI DODGE
Il COAL. COKE AND WOOD OF ALL KINDS
FAMILY COAL A SPECIALITY
Best quality Georges Greek Cumberland Coal for
steam purposes.
Office, 1914 31st st IeeI hone, 1862
Yard and hart. 3UUS Water ST. Telephone, 954-2
jyS
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UNDERTAKES.

~ COSTELLO. WITH A PRACTICAL UNDER-
i . taker and Einhainer in my employ, 10 81 w
ala "a H ST. NE. Everything hrst-class keasunable
Ier1ns. Telephone 2OS-2. 5y3l-:3m
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-08-21

FINHE WARRINGTON ARCHITECTURAL lk.Oy
i AND BkID0Es works.
EDWARD l. DENT, N. E.. Proprietor
The best facilities in the city Tor all kinds Of Iron
line Ornamental Cast and Wrought lron work
sItrtlr. hepairs and general machine work done a
tit u ~ manner ahd ~ short Aoticse -
sole Icsnsees IN the District % ee.un,bia forths
6oetx- ~ uclell" system OF Beam Anchors and Pro
kctors. Works. Our SD and wssr stA Tel. esd
soo CITY onacA lAlS Y u Nv. lei $3.50
~ Washington. u. O
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-08-21

Republican Votes Thrown Out.
A Terra Alta, VIVA, special to the Baltimore
Sua says that the gubernatorial commission at
yesterdays session threw out twenty republi-
can votes in Kanawha county,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-08-21

TO ATLANTIC CRY IN CoMFoRr.-The Penn
sylvania railroads special 10 Atlantic City on
saturday next will run on fast schedule time.
The facilities offered by this favorite road to
the sea shore are unsurpassed. It meets the
needs OF the people in every respect.-Adrt
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-08-21
Five Sons Born ON the Same Dav.

From the Memphis Avalanche.
A correspondent calls the attention of the
Avalanche to the case of Mrs. Jennie Kesterson
OF Fulton, KY, who has done yeoman service
to the democratic party in the last nine years
During that time she has given birth to Eve
sons, all OF whom were born on the oath day of
day FOR these contributions and her puuctual
observance of the time are not less worthy
than the patriotic motives that dictated their
sex. The grand old commonwealth of Kentucky
should show In substantial way its apprecia-
ton Of her services
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-08-21
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
OCEAN STEAMERS.

SHOkT ROUTE TO LONDON,
- NOhDDEU1bCHLEL LLOYD s. s. co.
hast EAl ress StealLers.
To Southampton (LOndoli hayre,. Bremen
Saale, Med Aug. ~ PIN: .-li.s, Sat. Aug "a 3
Aug. 81. AIN Lain. We'd. ,sel,. 4, 4. 80 pin
Elbe, Sat, Sepl. z. ON.
Comfortable state rooms, excellent table, luxurious
saloon appointments. ffices: LIST cabin, AS and
upward berih according toiocation; I'd cabin. 100
hn aaui; sieeIage ~ iow rates. Apply 70 L. T. DkOOP
go Penn. auly
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-08-21

During fire at the house Of Rector Robinel
In Tecumseh, Ohio, he threw his three chill
dren Gus OF second-story window, but they
escaped with slight injuries. A hired man
named Mosseau was fatally burned.
Henry Willard has entured suit against ex-
Judge Noah Davis of New York for BIDS. 600. al
legged to be due on q stock Transaction.
Judge Patterson OF Lancaster county, Pa. in
dealing with Columbia strikers cases said that
tine strikers had no right TO beat others who are
wiling 70 work. ~ - :
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1889-11-28

NECK-oB-NorHm' HALn,
KILKENNY CoRNERs.