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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-12-02
Sie ueue, uah Den Bianen Der Ssrrsn

~S uNukt uu~ WV ftuukb
Bed e. See; iir etwa $4,000 erbaute
5aas. psI4e Der biefiSe Iutnu rein i'm
Qauie bes Commas er,ittet ba', 1T
elm itl:tli5es @ebduoe. 3teisl5. uaro
ON Qcntiusuussiuse ber O,ii'utlidtsit
iberstbsu. IS buIteu iid BET Der DELE:
seubett aud auspdrtiss Gunner e~insefan:
rem. am absnb nab bic 9aIe mad
e,neu 6at Itus nit &sher, nit Buff,
@,ians u. /. u. s~r0iinet. rs iisbt iu bcf:
fen, bag Ger Eurnusrs,u in 3utuntt au9
bic ut!tsi0isn unb liuliasu @efibls Der
Rilbirser a9tst uuO niat, ME man9e
ret G9icasosr 8srsire benz Soeiattsmus
uno lem ARur5ismus in ets Sanoe tdQt.
0ir iS,siben oisie @Orte ia Rec wo5Imsis
nenoIten Atftt uno boffsr, nit bem suten
&utbs ni5t m,Busrtanben gu usrosn. IS
serstdt asm 9srsin gum Russn, wenn er
uulerr Eath befol0f.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-12-02
Silig Sllis Siaig .

3eet 1T bic 3eit nm ibrs Ssrbf : Rlet.
os,itoffs. Ssioens, Sammets uub 0eiB:
uaGren, Geppi8e &C. gu tGufen, ba unisr
Eager isst in isber IbtbsiIung cOmplet III,
unb mir Rdufern @ortbetls btsten, pie ie
ni5t unoerspo erIanst wstbeu t6Hneu.
0G mir in srOBen Guanritdten fur Saa,
tGufen, iiuO mir i'm Stunoe e5 portbst'baft
fir sic ,u MAIDEN, Sbre Waaren ~ tau:
fen BET Sas. Gepi IL 6 o.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-12-02
Sic 2eleu i'm Srrenbepartement Be

Sic 3eneu i'm Srrsneepartement hes
County, efdnsniies pstSsu isst fur auf,
rabue Fer 2anbfretder bsraertttet. Nat
benz in Der Ieetsn Sisuns Der Staatsseits:
sebuns erIufenen act iber 9aubtrei9s,ei.
iouen bic Strcmer i'm 9efdnsnib peoer
Subat, nod 3situnseu, nod i~onfttse tIs,ns
SsquerIi4tsttsn erbaIten. Die 8oft iou
8u6er unb 8rob istu. I'm bic Stroue,
berart %bebanoeIu gu %tOanen, wsroeu fs ub'
aeidIofsn
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-12-02

Sic bIeiigen @rObbdnoler butten uor.
@ods cine @onfsrsns nit ben bs,porra.
a~enbffen Seomten Der 9bicuao, Wlluau.se
&c st. Saul @tierba5u. Die 6sr,sn ia.
men in einsm @rtratuse pou WiIuautse.
@te ss bsiBt, babsu unisre @tos5dnbIer
bsosutsnbe 3ussitdnoaifs BON ben 5sr,sn
e,baltsn. I'm Na4Ttttase sstste man
ibrsn bic Staot unb bic s,oBeu tnbuitrisusn
Gtablifemeute.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-12-02
Gin Observation-Disclosures seiudt.

Gum Bstrisb zines eintrdaIi9en @iiens
puarsns unb Rai@irensei8dftes Hard
ware and Machinery in elmer ucrsisIi9eu
@ee,uo Rsbtasta's pt,b Elm Partner GEE
iu9t. 9erielbe rub stras pom @eiddfte
periteben unb $3OO0-s4OO0 on 9ano
babeu. Das @siGdft Itsst In elmer aus:
se3sidretsn 5a,ms,sesenb, unb guar in
elmer Stabt, bic suslet9 @ountp5auptitaot
III. Ndbere austunft sibt bic Rsoaftion
bieles Blattes.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-12-02
Sic shIspp, uiro tpieoer Wpbe. mas

bas bsbsutet, TT iinsit eurd foIeenos
eIaifii4e Otfittion Der r5ottbilounss'
idiIerin", elmer rbO5aeu" Go1ter. tIar:
9elest worbeu. Dandd 1T cine Rlsibsr:
idlsppe ~ein S9ne:oeruniu 4 gu eine,
Wsui9suusrIdrseruns in bostsontaIer 8id
tuns, Elm StaubteIsu bet trotener Witte
ruus. Elm S9eue,lappeu bel uahsm @st'
ter, sirs lrausrfubus UNI ben usIorsn &c
suussusn 8aftanb, elm Susabtrstsr fl,
Boswiuise unb llupori4tiae unb Elm Ser:
bedunssupparat fur i4mustse unb lode
riae St,inpfe.~
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-12-02

STeFon, 3D. ~. 9'oU' lo'O.
9err u. 9onuer!
53sate wurbe tn Der bieiiqen ct. Sos
ispb's: Rirte s dll l. u ma &os u1o 9r.
9Ifat7as Dt0ie'us bur6 ben botw. Saler
: +. 8open tbeli9 setrout setraut. Vie
&ryaut lit cine Ep6ter pom Jobann &os,
sus 8ro6tenba9 uno Der Brduti9nm Elm
Soau uon WGt9tas Wcierus aus Rieoers
u up 16. Dts 9ob3sit purbe bst q.
<stches Gebulten, NO eS an @nen une
ISz'e1 nt9t fsblte. Dem iu tsen 9udle
ctel @tit unb Ssseu i'm nsusn Stanbe !
q. @obes.
Eorreppubent.- Dat Riose,
IEtnona 50. Wtnn., Rou. 49,, 1890. -
s2ert5er Serr Conner! - Den 2siern Der
xSa;ette" unb aueu 2urenbursern babe
Id etnen berbsn unb bdrteu S9Ias gu mel
esxt, ueI6sr unisrn Qdubsmunn unb bieiis
een 8oftmrfter, RitoIas Biuer, bettift.
SSor eiuem Wonute 3urit uerIor er bur3
ten Sob ieinen Sp~unsteid5risen Sobn on
Sifeumdrt, @ntslnOuas, Der uoblper'eben
uI;t ben 81. Stsrbeiacramenten bier auf benz
EatsOllIoen Rirdbof beerbist purce, uno
dzs Is 9tou. islne @~bssattin, weI9s cine
eetorus Suiauuu Seftr 1T, tm alter pm
SO Sabreu, aud uObIuetisben NIT ben bl.
&ter6eiacramenten. Sic lit ON 9er5:
ftlds ianft bem 9errn enti4Iafsn. Die
SeI5e uurbe am 3ter tag, ben Is. Rou..
mad einsm fstsrIi9eu Rsq liem auf benz
atefsen Trisobofe Der @tOe i~bersebeu.
x. [. p. S~acaues Srtlb.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-12-02
Sir iharie Gontnrreu; Der sle.ttifasu

Sic iharie GOntRrrenj Der slestrifbsn
8abnen pcr &asn unb Spinsp batten ben
2ei:ern Der R5ombers'i6su Sabnsn etwas
ueuss 2eber ein9sfl0Bt. Der Sienit warb
pGnttIi4sr beiOr9t, bic Wa9en bislten
ibre 3stt 10 aitmIi9 cine, wa'en LAUDER
unb IS gias 10 gut IS unter uuI!Gaoen
8ebea tonnte. 9suts lit Ter aIte SaIsn.
orinn aaf Der Rbomber9f9 sn Sabnen
pteter i'm Gang. G5 Isufsu nidt 8asen
senus, bic @ageu bGIten tetue Sett mebr,
urb man bott RIagen al rm. Sat Der
S,ab,raib tsnn t~siuetlei Watt in BET
Sate2 @arum ldBt man &bombers ben
gbarter, psnn sr abiOIut ben Serpfi4s
tunsen, bic er ~einsssanSen, ni6t naSs
tSmmt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-12-02
Staat Sbip, Staot Selebu, !
2ucds g ouutu. S. s. {

5rant s. @beuep bsidu6,t. BAT
er Der dltere 8artnsr Der Sirma 8. s.
@benep g. 6 0. 1T, psI@e @sit6fte ia
Der Stapt Eolsbo. in obeusenauntsm
County uno Stadte, tbut, uno bag bsiasts
6trma bic Summe BON sinunbert
Dollars fur lsoeu TaQ pom Ratatrb
be;ablsn wirb, Der bura ben @sbrau4 uou
6aIl's Satarrb Sur sebeilt wer:
cen taan.
Srant 3. gbenep.
8sitworen DOR mir unb untsri1tisber
in meinsr @eseuwart am 8. Septembs,
u. .. 1886.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-12-02

Niemauo bat ita am Dantiusunsstas
wobl mebr ssfreut. ais uniere farbisen Rit:
burger. Sie battsn tbr rBohum"sD Diner.
unb ssitmtdt bat er. Der rBofum", bsfer
ME benz 8rdHosnt 9atrifou Der Sirtsp.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-12-02
Sic Jelotr uno Abbdage Der 8erse

uni bic S.abt uerben tdsli9 pom Siseru
ab5eiutt. am sabIretdftsu iinb bic Rtm:
robe dm Sonntas. Dauu tiebt man auf
bic Saso auf aass, mas ba rtreu5t unb
hsuat". llab bod ut bas Sasen am
sonrtas ourd Staatsssiss itrsus unbo.
ten.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-12-02

9al's Eatarrb Sur wirb innerIid &c;
nouInen unb wirtt brsct auf bas Blut uuo
bic idIeimisen Ober 4 i9en bss Sptsms.
2aSt @u4 umiouf Seuanife tommsn.
j. 8. Gbenep & 6 o., gissntbimer,
Go!ebo, ..
.Y@ 9e,tauft Don apotbetern, IS Gents.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-12-02
IN NhIlooo, MI.

IN ebIto9o, gu:
Qr. Yeter Reiter, PIT Sr4aro StraBe.
81. u. Steius8almus, 206 @analport
Sueunie.
Nr. Wtdael @slter, 20. 1912 5lfe
&uaRe. Suoieite.
Tir AurOra, ~, uuo umseseno.
81. =. i. W .. DO. AZ Nortb SroGosop
Tir ct. VuuI UNI lm9eSenO:
Z. @Ioos, 522 Gonlno Ctr.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-12-02

Wm. g. WO!o, S!si' uno &6brsr:
grbeiter. 2inlassn neuer R65rsnpette fir
Dampfs unb @%Gsania9eu. Ro. 472
Wainitrobe. GeIspboa go. l43. SAM
tary work a speciality.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-12-02

Ser StaOt 9ubuaue 1T ss nod uidt
ssIuussn ibre Bombs, bic nd9fsns fdais
uerbsn untsrsubrinssn. Wan bat ben
8iusfus stwus nisbris seisst.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-12-02
Yradiges Ser5tuetsr batteu mir BIZ

Iettsn a&t Gage. &lare, belle 2uit, bIauer
6tmmel, i4Onsr Sonneni4ein, trOteu,
unb mars aud gta5ts etuas frii9, 10
mars bod ri5t Bu talt. @rbe 9touember
peben feline RaiIiftIe unb beige CONNER
nd9te iinb UNI bic 3sit ni4t an Der Orb;
nuna.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-12-02

9ie gauarbciter in 9ubuaae iinS nod
3iemli9 beitdftist; ~bsionbets S9rstnsr
unb 3immerleute babsn bic 9dnbe uoq
a.beit. Die Waurer unb Stsirba usr
ieco9 baben stuas penissr su tbun.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-12-02

Sic Dubuque Jobbers & Manufaetur-
ers Union belt Wontas tbre Sabrsspers
iammlrns a6 unb bate Beamtsnuabl
5oIsenbe 5erren stnsen aIs Beamte fi,'s
f~olssnbe Sabr aus Der urne beruor:
YrdIbert-Sreb. q. Rulnpf;
I3Detter Sice: SrGlioent-N. @. Srebpau;
Sdaemeiiter S. s. Sleiue;
SetretGr- IS. 9. Sarlep.
0tsie @eisui9aft bat iton gsbsutsnbes
i'm JnteuiIs hes @robbanbsls sslsitet.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-12-02

Soma Bat 90, l89 9%srfOnsu, bic pOn
OnteI Gam BenTOnsn srbaltsn. llnb ba
punSsrt man ii@, tuS Der Staat 10 rspus
tlttsril5 1T.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-12-02

Inner ReiisHOer 0srr $. s. 4ntbe 9at
iaue Stsue oIs Rtiieuoer fl: bisiss Elui
n%tsoeree!Cgt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-12-02
@cp 0erjoucu

tcuuIn 0urA Irtat vcv'duntte uno rEtltbe, bauptiibtid
bel ben Seutihen immer q~uugbare Artitcl e'ueu oaueruoer
uuS qutcr IcroieEt c~riitisu. Gum SGpetis peroen GUi
&urib obne EorQu55ciO5lurs ErO6cr Der Grtttel oui
6oTImiir0E i'm Getrdde uou $50. bablbar RAD &utuui,
BET WrpysB uuo Hustur': pr Ecil 2uqeiGUot, geSer Sin
jencuug gutter 8elcrenser non retIl3lnrUeu 9tdnnerH,
uno t0urer Die Nrtttti. weuu ntdt ais cut uCrFdUfib err
WiccH. retayHirI wcrorr. Aoreie: NJ. GrHr, @IcDes
fans. =
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-12-02

8tlb mie Sob uno ni9t wsniaer Usrtb:
pou wiet .tas sele Weta0 1T Or. Sua's
Sprup, ras Gprobte. 9eitdste
Der Rsussit 9reis 25 Gents.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-12-02
Wussuverfduien.

Sin eintrd9lides ~Giieniplcrsrs uuo 4trrbau
r;0idiueu : @el6Git liiardwareS and Implc-
mentSl, in elmer porSiGlidlten "6e9euo 9tebras.
ta's, uro in eIucr GOunIpbNuptltaot 9eleSeu,
itehi we9en Observation-Disclosures lebr portbeil.
ReodctIor.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-12-02

Gin gaRatartr NrtIfel bat lmmer gEa5'
aSmuuseu, besbGIb fsbs gu, baB penn bu
cine 5Iai4e SuIuatiOu Del fault, bu baS
d@te erbdItf. Sn ssIben llmi9ldssn,
fab,i,itt pom u. s. Wspsr 81 SO. In Bali
1imors, Wb.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-12-02

Geasnsburgcr Marisnialsnoer, iOuis
anNere RaIenoer fir 1901 ,su babsn bsi y.
& O5aus. 0o. 1868 SiupitruBe.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-12-02

Ser greis oes Wstrtioes, 8et5en unb
aorn Defenders, if iest iebr i'm 9retie
itwanteno.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-12-02

Ser staot.9 nseuieur Sihirsi i9dst
bic Soften uon SturmcandIen In Der s..
unb 7. ausnue in 5em's abhitiou auf
$4,000.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-12-02

8ie mir Loren, uito aud oieies Sabr
bic golscts fie bic Baii'u ME cqidbrIid
ssma9t. Wtr toffsu, OaB man ii4 bet
unsIidlt5sn ~erinnert unb na9 9srm6sen
Ann uatetbaIte ffsuert.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-12-02

SIR Sabe Eulasfp, ber in Sbsrius
Wount fur bas 0sobaus collsc!irts une pom
ben @rosseiduoreusn fdaloig befunoen
puroe, warb 81 6 Wonoten @eidusriB
uerurtbsilt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-12-02

Sic etruiirSiieu Sransisfanrrihwcs
tern iassn ian Nnmeu be- Wlrien
0en.u, bic um DGatlasuuJstaIe ben
RIstnen Die GrutbibGer y~slauot 5aben,
bsltsH Oaut.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-12-02
stadt & Amgsgeud.

asatered 1t The p~OstOffice at Dubuque, Iowa,
and admitted for transmission through
the mail at second-class rates.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-12-02
Nqeuten Der 6aSette".

Heiiguber ageHt: Ilif. probit.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-12-02
GasemburaU6eS aus amerifa.
(Ho9trd9li6.)
Gorrejppnben;.

Srefon, So, 10. 9tou. 1890.
Ser u. @nnner
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-08-14
GROCERY STORES ON SUNDAY.
Judge Mills Decides That the Act of
1858 Has Been Repealed.

This afternoon in the Police Court Mr..
Oscar Nauck OF the firm Of Nauck K Nauck
called Judge Mills attention to the motion
recently fled asking for new trial in the case
OF Charles A. Talks, the grocer, who was re-
Gently tried and convicted of kee ping his
store open on Sunday, as heretofore published
in The STAR.
Mr.. Nauck argued that the law Of 1853 had
been repealed by the act of 1857 and other sub
sequent acts.
Mr. Dumont objected to the granting of a
new trial. as the motion was irregular. but Mr.
Nauck called his attention to the rules of the
Supreme Court
Mr.. pumont argued that the law OF 1853 was
still IN force, but the court ovorruled the rep
rrs9ntative for the District and granted the
Eao;iOa OF counsel for the defendant The mo-
ton IN arrest Of Judgment was also granted
and the charge was thereupon dismissed, the
court holding that the act OF 1858 had been re-
peale1.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-08-14

brownish beard, his eyes being aided by pair
of spectacles, which accentuates his keen APP
pearanee.
As first vice president of tho association this
year he has had charge of the arrangement Of
the art exhibit and has been tireless in his
efforts to satisfy all the exhibitors He was
born in the town Of Lyndonville. Vt, In 1862,
and is thus twelve years younger than
learned the principles of the. profess
sion in his native town aud opened
a gallery there in 1872 at the age Of twenty
years. Success In a small way induced him to
branch out int, larger fields, and IN 1878 he
went to st. Johnsbury VT, where he succeeded
to the business of the veteran poet photogra-
pher. r. d. Gage, and later he opened gallery
in Newton, Mass. The year 1880 saw him
in Boston, where he had established the
business that has since grown 30 large and has
given him such a reputation as an artist. In
1888 be became q member of the National Asso-
citation Of Phi otographers at the Minneapolis
convention and was at once elected first vice
president At the Boston convention last year
he was reelected, and now he has been ele-
waited to the highest Office in the organization.
Mr. Hastings is a competitor for the grand
prize in the exhibit, showing three magnificent
photographs representing scenes from Enoch
Arden. One Of these, showing Annie sitting
by the side of the empty CT adle WEEPING. is one
of the most pathetic photographs in the exhibit
and has attracted general attention by its deli
cate art.
VICE PRESIDENT,
Ward V. Ranger Of Rochester, vice presi-
dent of the association for 1890, vas born
in Renssaler county, New York In 1885. After
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began professional work in daguerreotyping.
His work lay in Providence. RI. and Fall
River. Mass. where no had upward Of eighteen
years experience. He had Throughout this
work been o student. of medicine and became
graduate of the College of Physicians and Sur
lege Of Medicine. He was one Of the founders
of the old association and rejoined it on its re-
organization after the collapse Of 1879. In 1884
he elected to the office of treasurer and
found a bad state Of affairs-no system, no
books. no order-and 80 well did he arrange
the dscordant elements of the association's
finances that he has been repeatedly reelected
At the Minneapolis convention in 1888 he was
presented with a gold headed cane by his fell
low members as q token of their esteem.
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likely that at least $500 more was
raised in that way. This would place the con-
trlpuuons OF the morning at S2,500. The
monument cost %, 900.
vote OF thanks was rendered 70 the me-
mortal committee, who were instructed to con-
anue on DUTY and to use their best efforts 10
raise the remaining amount.
committee consisting Of Dr. Elliott, Vice
President Hastings and Mr.. McMichaeis was
appointed to wait on President Harrison and
invite him, to attend the Daguerre memorial
ceremonies at the museum tomorrow.
recess was taken at 1890 until O'Clock, in
order to allow the members to get dinner.
NOTES.
Vice President Ranger sat at little desk un-
der the rostrum this morning signing the rail-
road certificates Of members in order to enable
them to obtain their return tickets at the re-
duced rates. He also acted as q bureau of in
formation" and for over an hour was kept very
busy answering questions. BY an inadvertence
his name was spelled "Raush" in yesterdays
STAR.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-08-14

to the older methods. Syracuse was his largest
field Of action, where he had the largest gall
lery for twenty years and over. About year
and half ago he removed to Rochester, where
he is now located. He was a charter member
OF the old Association Of Photographers. which
was formed in 1869 and lasted for about ten
years, and joined the new association year or
SO after its beginning. He has formerly held
Office in this body In 1869 he was employed
by the United States government to go out On
the western plains with an expedition to OBJ
serve the total eclipse of the sun which oc-
Cured that year. and in 1874 he accompanied
the expedition to China and Japan to observe
the transit OF Venus. In 1873 he was elected to
the chair OF pro essor OF photography in the
University OF Syracuse, which he still occupies.
TREASURER GEORGE NJ. CARLISLE, Md,
Is the only hold-over officer in the association,
serving now for his xth term and being elected
today for the seventh consecutive time. He is
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graduating from { h q
Oxford Academy at the
age Of seventeen he be-
gan to leach. During
his summer vacations
he picked up a knowl-
edge Of daguerreopyty,
which had then been
established for over
fifteen years. With this
knowledge as a basis he
finally drifted into the
picture taking business,
starting at Mount Nor
ris, MY, in 1856. From
daguerreotypes he sd-
vanced to ambrotypes
and finally to photog-
raphy, when that branch
of the art had succeeded
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-08-14

not now a professional
photographer, having
recently abandoned that
line of work for the
practice of medicine in
this city, which he Sc
lected in preference to
Providence, r. l., his
old home. He is \ ma
tive of the state of
Maine and was born in
1910, being therefore a
twin brother of photog-
raphy. His acquaint-
ance with the art of
counterfeiting the hu-
man form and face be-
gan in 1857, when he
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-08-14
BRING GRANTS REMAINS HERE
1t Is "the Universal Wish Of the People
Of the United States.o

Representative O'Neill of Pennsylvania to-
day reported to the House, from the commit
tee on the library, the Senate concurrent reso-
luton requesting the President to convey to
the widow Of Gen. Ulysses S. Grant the desire
OF Congress that the remains of Gen Grant be
removed to AMI inferred in Arlington National
Cemetery. The committee reports the resolu-
ton fayOrably, recognizing, 1t says, that it is
simply an expression of the universal wish OF
the people Of the United States.
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Alexandria

DrXTH.-Mr. Wilmer Jackson Entwislc. long
connected with tho book trnde here, but lately
Q clerk at the First National Bank, died at his
home ON King street this morning after pro-
tracted illness.
Lieut. James Smith has gone to Richmond
with prisoners from Jail here for tho peniten.
tiary.
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THE NEW PRESIDENT.

George H. Hastings
Of Boston will preside
over the next conven-
ton of the association,
having been unani-
mously elected presi-
dent at this afternoons
session. He is a profess
sional photographer Of
the highest rank, hav-
ing the largest gallery
in the Hub and one of
the largest in the coun-
try. He is a brisk man
-;vh a oh olin~aJ
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Chief Justice Bingham today ordered the IL
suance of q writ de iunatico inouirendo 10 in.
quire into the sanity Of Winnie Boswell The
writ was issued upon application Of the Com
nnissionera
Mr.. y. II. Howard Of Baltimore walked from
Baltimore to Washington yesterday in nine
hours.
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"Ah," he said, going into what he thought
was the photograph gallery when it was the
book store under it. and meeting one of the
pretty girls, 'ah, I'd like to have you take my
picture"
''What do you moan sir?" she responded
with freezing dignity. "What do want with
your pieture2 don't know who you are"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-08-14

About all that is left politically of the sauls-
bury family of Delaware is the last two sy Ia
bles of the name
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THE Frosr AND THE SASH.

THE FEosr AND THE SASH.
Away up north, near Hudson Bay,
Jack Frost was seen the other day.
The interviewer asked him when
He thought he'd come this way again.
81 really do not know" he said;
''Some time before the House is dead,
Because I've got a job on hand,
think will parayze the land
From Kennebec to Kalamazoo,
From Puget Sound to Billyburgoo.
I've seen that everything has failed
To right wrong which has prevailed
Through all the summer, in which taste
Has altogether gone to waste.
But I can fix ity and will
Not leave the city, sir, until,
With nerve that nothing can abash,
I've made Tom Reed give up that SASH"
When the President of the New York Contra
oes away his Depewties attend to business.
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5-19-5 is the time of the fastest transatlantic
steamer. the Teutonic. 4-11-44 is the point to
be attained.
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Gen. Weaver, the famous greenbacker OF
Iowa. has been defeated in convention again.
The General as a comebacker seems TO be q
failure.
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SHOOTING STARS.

The Delaware and Hudson r. r. fremen are
out on a strikelet.
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The Doctor Thinks Her Deme nted.

La the case OF Marian N. Lewis, the woman
recently convicted in the Police Court Of lar
eeny, nd e Hills today heard the evidence of
DIR. Roy a. to her mental condition. On the
strength of the doctors evidence the court set
aside the Judgment and certified the case to
the Secretary OF the Interior
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An Arab has come to Madrid from Morocco
on behalf of the tribes around Melilla to ask
the Spanish governments to release Chief NAL
mon, who is detained at Melilla as o hostage by
the SpaninrdS
Two hundred farmers Of Huron county.
Mich, have asked Tor public aid because their
crops were totally destroyed by the storm
which swept over the eastern portion Of the
Dountry ct harvest time.
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Secretary Window on a Cruisc

The Hon. William Window, Secretary Of the
Treasury, arrived at New London yesterday on
Ihe lighthouse steamer John Rogers. He is
accompanied by his family and private secre-
tary. The party will leave today for Shelter
Island and Newport.
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Having made up your mind 10 Sign The petition
cgains: the Atkinson 6ill, do not deloy doing Il