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III. INVESTED ASSETS.
Cost value of real estate in cash ex-
elusive of all membranes, as per
Schedule filed with annual state
ment IN office Of Insurance Com
missioner, brought down to 3lst
December, 1850 .............. IS 4,3Os 10
Loans on bond and mortgage (drst
liens) on real estate, as per Seized
ule y filed with annual statement
In Office of Insurance Commits
sioner brought down to 31st De-
cember, 1889. ............... 50, 922 IS
Loan on PAID up life policy.......... 400 90
Cost value of bonds and stocks
owned absolutely, as per Schedule
D filed with annual statement in
office OF insurance Commissioner,
brought down to 3lst December,
1889. Observation-Disclosures. sol ,46t 20
Cash 10 office. ....:..;.... ......... 6i7 50
All other deposits in bank as per
schedule to annual statement 31st
December, 1889 .....i;...:....;.. los, 4es SO
All other assets, viz: Furniture, in
Guiding safes. .................,... 5Oei 50
Total net assets. ................s 653, e28 "a
". CONTINGENT ASSETS
Interest due............S 0412 35
Market value of bonds and
stocks over cost, as per
Schedule ID filed with an
nual statement in office
OF Insurance Commits
sioner, brought down to
3lst December 1884,. 20S5 OF
Annual payments or pre-
miums due and unpaid
on bonds in force. .... 19,3Os 50
Total. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 3O,so5 %
Total assets. ga, 429 SO
V. LIABILITIES.
Gross losses in process of adjust
ment or in suspense, including all
reported or supposed losses; se,841 90
Gross premiums, without any de-
duction, received and receivable
upon all unexpired guarantee
risks running one year or less from
date of policy, $235, 1857 So; I'M
earned 80 per cent as per risk and
premium schedule. ;..;........ 117,a2S "a
agencyan and all other expenses. 7,14s So
Total liabilities. ................S 157,02O as
VI. EXHIBIT OF CERTIFICATES OR POLL
CIES.
FOR GUARANTEE PREMIUMS
RISKS. THEREON.
In force on the 31st
day Of December,
sss.............; 49,, 1851, 1865 90 8 233, 955 90
Written or renewed
during the year.. =. 1852 90 2os,o75 30
Total. .... $50, OO5,74a 90 8 $50 900 90
Deduct those expired
and marked Off as
terminated. H,4S7,342 90 2s6, 9s7 81
In force at the
end of the year
1889 .......... .sss ,51s,4 O7 90 s 248, s03 oe
insured .......... 1908 90 s,1g 10
Net amount in
force December
Dist, 1889. u,178o74 90 2a5,s57 50
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HOUSES AND STORES FOR REN I

HOUSES AND STORES FOR REN f.
NOR RENT. residence on Second street. near
Il Abercorn, in good condition. I. u. La
ROCHE & SON.
NOR Reimbursement No. eSJ1 A. Bonand's
II range, Abercorn and Jones streets. Il. J.
THOMASSoN, ia Bryan street
NOR RFNT-Tenement No. ~ Cassal row. St,
Il Julian. between Abercorn and Line In
streets. II. J. THOMASSON, III BRYAN street.
nor RENT. desirable residence in good order.
II modern improvements 81 Ta,tnal street.
Apply next door.
TOR RENT, two new four-room houses, just
II finished; also one 2l5-story with six rooms
Bluff road.
FOR RENT-NIISCELLAN
DICE LANDS FOR RENT, for three years
H only for its being put in order, with chance
of renewal for three more. WM. NEYLE
HABERSHAM.
nor RENT, warehouse on River street, for
Il mery occupied by Artesian Ice Company
News
FOR SALE
-~-----~~-~-~-~~--~-~~-~-
CTRAWBERRIES.- Fresh Savannah grown
- Strawberries received this day by A. H.
CHAMPIONS SON.
NULES.-Will arrive 2lst. twenty-five choice
vi farm mules. broke, and cheaper than any
other stable in city; warranted perfectly sound.
(Dr. Cox's old staud)- GUILMARTlN & MEHR-
TENS STABLES.
A CEMETERY railing for sale cheap by MR.
IA FENNELL, at Bonaventnre.
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UNCLAIMED FRIGHT
Savannah, Florida & Western Railroad
l. D. LaROChe & Son, kuCtionaors

ON WEDNESDAY, the 10th day March, 1890.
~ at 10 O'Clock at tue Down Freight Ware
house Of the Savannah, Florida and Western
Railroad, We will sell to the highest bidder
for cash, all the unclaimed and over
freight at public cutlery for account of whom il
may concern. By order of
W. p. HARDEE,
Genl. Freight Agent S., +. & w. RI.
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LOTTERY.
Louisiana State Lottery COMPANY.

Incorporated by the Legislature. for Fducn-
tiohal and Charitable purposes, and its fran
chise made part OF the present state Consti-
tution, IN less. 10y an overw helming popular vote
Its MAMMOTH DRAWINGS take place
eeml- annually dune and Decemberl and its
GRAND SINGLE NUMBER DRAWINGS
tahe place In each OF the other ten months
OF the year, and are all drawn en- public, at
The Academy Of Music. New Orleans, La.
FAMED FOR TWENTY YEARS
For Integrity Of Its Drawings and Prompt
Payment Of Prizes.
Attested as follows:
we do hereby certify that IRE s1lpsrpise the
arrangements for al the MONTHLY and Seni-
annual DrdioiRgs Of The Louisiana STATE lot.
tery Company aud in person mdHdge and con-
rot the Drdrfngs Themselves, and that the
same are conducted Nth honesty fairreSs.
ana IN good Jdith fOi0drd all parties and ne
duhorise ne Company TO use this certificate.
ttsudUeTfiSements" "
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just Opened at silva's.

TT Indicates trace. tInches and hundredths
Below zero.
W. A. WHITNEY, Observer Signal Corps.
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HOUSES AND sroREs FOR RENT

LNOR RENT. one two-story cottage on Spring
E field plantation at reasonable figures Apply
on placs, or address 40. I0I1z Montgomery
-a~azea- LA y nnnHEn
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EMPLOYMENT WANTED.

SITUATIoN WANTED as canvssser or col
- lecting satisfaction guaranteed; can fur
nish best of recommendations. Address BUSI-
NESS, People Z. o., s. c.
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A BOOKKEEPER and cotton clerk, who has
"A had years of experience in office work and
country travelling for Savannah houses, desires
situation; best of references. Address E, P.
o. Box 1856, Savannah, Ga.
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CITUATION WANTED, either as engineer or
- machinist; can do repairs on boilers or en-
gnes. Address ENGINEER, care Morning
News office
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nor RENT, residence on Second street, near
L Abercorn, in good condition. I. d. La
ROCHE & SON
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PERSONAL.

IF Mr.. D. c. GOVERN who answered the ad-
i vertisement of Nj. S. GARDNER, will call on
him he will hear of something to his advantage.
Care of L Epstein & Bro. city
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FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

A CEMETERY railing for sale cheap by MR.
~ FENNELL, at Bonaventnre.
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-11

Two new tails, one significant and the
other amusing, are told IN the French papers
OF The sotouru of William and TIE empress Of
Germany Al Constantlnopie
The highest dlgnitary of the Mussulman re
licion. OIner Lufle, whom the sultan has ele
vatsi 20 the position of Sbeik ul Islam, high
priest and first dignisary Of tho Turkish
church, refused 70 pay Us respects = the I'M
porial guest. No influence, not even the sui
tans. could induce ham - stay IN the palace
70 receive the ruler OF Germany and hls wife.
IN vain did they quote 70 him passages from
the Koran recommending hospitality u
crowned heads. OIner Luhie, who pesses for
the most learned man IN the MussulInAn
world, quoted others which exempt from
such obligation. and left the sultans palace
70 shut himself up in his own with his very
black wife. BE dii not agsln make his ap
pearance in the city Until after the departure
Of the emperor and empires.
While the empress was in the city she paid
three visits 70 the sulrln's seraglio. On each
occasion all the white slaves OF the sultan re-
ceived her with music and singing, anG two
Young daughters Of the sultan. one II years
and the other Q, played some Strauss waitzes
for her. On her last visit the elder Of the
young girls, 10 entertain her, said that she
knew how 10 recite verses very well, and, the
empress asserting, she began TO recite, 10 the
great astouishment of the German, some
verses from Hugo. The empress, putting the
hest face on the matter she could, applauded
the young girl and then said:
You don't know German, thenr'
Il do spoke up the younger daughter. y
know Schiller's Bell by heart, but it is 50
hard to pronounce! You would be very
kind madame If you were 10 give ne les
son in pronunciation.
And thereupon the empress and the young
girl tried a mutual exercise IN German pro-
nunciation.
Decidedly" said the child at last, with all
the cruelty Of her aSe, Il prefer French
don't you, madame Kansas City Times.
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-11
a Valuable Pigeon.

During the Knights Templar conclave las;
October a gentleman from Philadelphia, see
ing the houing pigeons al the ZOO asked
from Capt Weeden permission 10 take hons
a strangely marked bird, as he wished 70
breed it with some Of his own, promising not
only 10 return IL safely. but 70 send pair a.
birds in addition Permission was granted
and the bird was shipped TO Philadelphia by
express. and in return came the birds prom
lsed. Last Friday some one called the cap
tains attention TO some birds fighting in the
loft ct the TOO, and upon Investigation the
bird that was making the distur bance proved
10 be the one which had been loaned and
taken away 70 Philadelphia. II this bird e.
capped from the loft IN PhDadelphis and few
home without being trained, it VIII prove >
valuable bird. The distance Il about l2S
miles air line. il was given 70 Capt. Weeden
by Louis A Schmid Washington Star
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-11

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v9ii-y Lhsy &h4JJsred Ebs MsAlozn bead Alia
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have r-lsod = slorm Il angry dls-lasioL'e 20
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t1su sh.ch taughJ men Il every state tla1
p14.c sei1-s tie brayesI ms4 111sT selne CO
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Telegram-herald., 1890-01-11
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The titteF north NlBsts tioS,
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And wheu tie angel - ShadoS
ResIs his fesl ol wave and shore
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And ouT hea.sts FAINT - lie 0sz-
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The signal G as reie2lss.
In the b-lls OF the Hoy Crty,
IL chimes OF eternal peace
john Gro-nIssf Whittier.
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-11

Eesr llles ~ sl3E - -peaa
>agnas s y sFsallze i M.CA
eHe aas e-ased Lls Ca4f.aso.z
-l
P.a.avell .s chipping 1ogs AID sheeE
- s4na-e.
Angs-soms have been crawl :
41o4t AZ Lskoy
flaAs A. Dean. postmaster a. Fy'
ua.t.4. 1-sl la4raIay-
Alsla s-I pave lsr streets VIII
ert-ag ll-czs leEE se4si1l-
Iae Asyera of Be.a.re, Anll.a-
county ale feapllg LARS eat.
Twenty tram men 9f t4e q L 4 =.
a. 1osa sLn IA <. ppe Sc i9L-z-
The Mlskegcn Hg1 sclo0 VII -
made preparatory o. lne aalgers-Iy.
Rahcss have destroyed nifty fcI-
trees Tor a lArIer $40 -t-s 1oaf haLl-
alton.
Taa Mu-st. bodgs a. S. Louls, IS %
H. inspected 4--d made safe lor trAY-
eH4s.
Ias Mlskegon Booming Company
have reIlcet L-e-r cap t4ltroll 800 900
~ iso co.,
C1.eag0 capitalists Will estabi sh q
sIll4er resort m.dway between ~pr.ng
Lak- alt tru-Iport.
John Rader. ot Jackson, died Ihurs-
car - "A guppe. l4ls Is the hrsg fatal
cas- ~ t-r ..a-ady ln -aal city.
lae lumber camps are having hard
t.la- .l l-. There IS no ,now and tne
nel a4- .ouals down VITA - ~ ppe.
Tie 0a.e P.oe WORKS. AIb.on. have
been badly damaged by hre. TWENTY.
r.. H.n are trroeu ont IL wCrs pa
concurrence
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urlsr ol m.r.allIlse a. Detroit
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-11

That feeling Of weakness and languor
winch Is often the forcrUnner of sCri-
ous disease, is entirely overcome by
Hoods ~arsaparlla. Take u before lt
is too late. Sold hy all druggists.
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-11
Al the Henderson Hon.

Miss Waite (who has been a wall flow
or all the evening)--A waltz? Mr.. Hen
derson, you are 100 kind
Dir Henderson lhost Of the occAsion)
Not at all. Miss Waite. You know the
performance Of ones duty is sometimes
sweeter than actual pleasure. Harper 8
Bazar.
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-11

starch grows stckv-COmmon pow
ters have a vu gar glare. Pozzonis Is
the only Complexion Powder TIC 90 use.
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-11

- Hawur Ave-, uctr0 2.
IT, J VI. loose Bal over Cos. Detroit.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-09-23
Pn1rsrLErs BLACK Darss Goops

Why can't afford to sell these celebrztsd stand
ard fubrics at the small profit do other goods
You know we base our prices-our profits-on cash
sales. Sairples will tell you II the merchants who
credit can afford as small profit . We
Priestley's 30-inch silk Warp Henrietta. sl yard
Priestley's 40-inch silk Warp Henrietta, 81. o5.
q so and 81 yard
Priestley's z0-ineh Melrose Cloth. .5c, q and
1.25 yard.
81 Ask for samples Of the above and compare with
the quantities offered elsewhere Gt the same prices
THE PALAIs ROYAL.
tConttnued belcwJ
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-09-23
Tine FInsr CALL

IN THE MEMS DEPARTMENT IS
FOR DOUBLE SOLE AND CORK SOLE
SHOES.
1T DOES SEEM A TRIFLE EARLY
THESE MILD DAYS TO BUY SHOES
OF THIS KIND. But THERE ARE
GOOD REASONS FOR IT. THE MEN
KNOW THAT THESE DOUBLE AND
CORK SOLE SHOES WILL TAKE
THEM SAFELY THROUGH THE WIN
TER-THAT BUYING NOW, BEFORE
THE FIRST BREAK IN THE LINE OF
SIZES. MANS GETTING JUST
WHAT THEY WANT. AND GETTING
ALL THE WEAR THAT Is IN THE
SHOE, FROM NOW UNTIL SPRING.
SO WE ARE READY EARLY WITH A
0OODLY STOCK OF THESE GOOD
SHOES.
MEMS PATENT LEATHERs,
$500. $500. $500. s5.0U.
ALI. THE YEAR RoUND-wINrER,
SUMMER, SPRING AND FALL
THESE $500 PATENT LEATHER
SHOES FOE MEN ARE IN STEADY
DEMAND.
MEMS CALF SKIN LACE,
HAND MADE,
s3.50. $500. saoO.
MANY A MAN Is NOW WEARING
THESE $3.50 AND S4C0 SHOES,
WHO. ONE SHORT YEAR AGO.
WOULD NOT COME TO US BECAUSE
HE "HkARD' We WE'RE INCH
PRICED"
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WILLIAM Il. KNEW
Successor TO 4. Il. Taylor,
OBS p. ave. NV.

DoueLAss & BRo.
INTER.oCEAN BUILDING. 9th ST.
A few seasonable attractions for
MONDAY. TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY,.
We have three lines Of CORSETS, which desire to
close.
Florence Nursing, 81 CORSET AT 80 CENTS
500 AND $50 BONE 81 CORSET AT Sl50.
SARATOdIAN 81 CORSET AT 80 CENTS.
All sizes ut present
Three styles long Zoe. SLIPS at 25c. each.
Four styles short Tic DRESSES, at 49c. each
Ladies' ribbed VESTS, square neck, White, Pink
Cream. Natural Wool, at T5c; regular price. Ell.
-Four styles 60c Corset Covers Yfront at 5uc. each
Other styles from &c. up to 81 each.
Two styles T3c. NIGHT DRESSES for SOC. each.
Five styles 81 e T5c each.
We have opened q department OF Germantown and
Saxony Wools, Zephyrs &C.. aud would like You to
look at them.
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IHr dAxpsoxrsr lnxr Or
TRIMMINGS TO TRIM TIE NEW DRESS NATE.
RAILS EvKR SHOWN III Us
ported
Pm. assortment Of sub rs.ssnsnseri.. IN plain and
Black and coiorsd Frinses all price.
Nkw GLOVES. L.sss, approved cuts reliable Gloves.
street ol0ves. Recertion Gloves
Evenns Gloves. Ladies Gloves. Miss
es GloveA Gents Gloves. ali sares IN
AZ the new shsdes
HASpKERcHIEfs, Ia dainty pstterns sheer
Hsndkerchiefs. PLAIN White Hand
kerchiefs Coiored Boraered Handler
chefs. Convent Made Handk ercnief-
BkndkeEchiefs frOu los. 10 80. so
Prices IN between.
INFANTS CAPS Such lovely creations IN the nev
shapes. Prices sl -. 81 .ss. e. 90
INFANTS LONG OR SHORT COATS Richly en-
broidercd. from s..es 10 as. a
splendid ranse IN between ptaoss
Infants Sacks. Bootes. LeTs1ns shirts everything
that the baby could use.
INFANTS FIRST SHOES. The eutsst thinsx you
ever saw. Price 7sc., made OF soft
Kid in Whites. Tsns or Black.
NEW NECK PIECES FOR LADIES
and colors also In combination Of color Quite the
thins Tor strret or evening wear.
NLw RyCHIS6s.
The Turnover Rpching seems 10
have caught Popular demand. ths
styles Unlimited. the combins-
tons beautiful. IN price they start at
2oc. per yard
FRAGRANT EXTRACTS.
We stock Lundborg's and Iubin's two Of the ruoss
rehAoie perfumes IN use. Eithsr by the ounce 90
bottle
DERBY sILvERwARE.
We are now q the agents for the DERBY silver
Co." The mere mention Of the goods viii satisfy
people es 10 their morit only wish attention
incidentally that keep their goods and Anong them
CA he found all the useful lhe same time novel
artieIes suitable Tor presents Often one II ioss
what 10 buy for present; we can help you out
LEATHER GOODS
Fine Leather lined Purses from Toe 70 SOC
Pocket Books. leataer lined from 25e. mp
Mems Books. with straps. from Doc. TO al.
Card Gases and Pocket Books combined. soc &c
o.. so
chaselain Bags in Kid. oOze and Seal. eli leather
lined, from DOC. M.
Misses Chatelaine Bags. pc
Our Leather Goods are all warranted We have se-
lected N stylish line OF these have ever shown
New fasienings. entirely new trimming
Tablets and Writing Desks IN 100 dir ercut dessns
stocked by
OUR FALL WEIGHT UNDERWEAR Is NOW ON
DECK
These cool evenings require you be cautions abou,
Your undergarneuts We have the between weights
not too heavy yet not too light weight
Pricos from 81 10 s3 Ter suit Tor men or women.
CH1LDREN's UNDERwEAR, ALL SIZES. ALI.
WEIGHTS
SO CENTS
Will for you your name beautifully engraved
on copper plate and 30 cards The work we slInran
tee TO be the best Orders flushed whenever desired
Estimates given for Wedding Invitations Menu
Cards and Receptions. seEd for sample sheets.
Mail orders for engraving carefully filled.
Out OF Town People can address our
Mail Order Department
For samples goods or infomation-An conmunics-
tons will receive prompt repliea
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THr Moar,s Tar RrAsos VIM
AT
En- En-; I. e. E Esa En- Esst W:
: fss { 8 I I : '.sS :

+ e. / / Fl : ..ss :
There 10 rain in the airsays the weather prophet
euo % immediate wants are the most pressing. UNI
bRELLAS seem to to be good sensible subject for
todays talk. Even II miss the deuge this time
they are handy things to have in the house. The
what kind" aud what price" sides Of the question
best discussed by the facts theinselvesso you can
look down the line until you strike about the price
want to pay. Better read the desert pton with each
Tor you ipay 6ud what you want in quality and pat
tern long before you think have II you let figures
guide you We will divide them up into three parts-
26-inch. 2S-ipch sizes-aud specialtiesL-That will
bring quicker solution.
2G-INCH-
sloo-Fast Black Gloris, with guild silver natural
sI.25-Gloris. with silver or natural wood handle.
sA'oo-silver Mountinxs IN the newest iatterns-
s2.00-SOme rich natural desgns-Gloris covered.
e2.50-Goris, with silver handles
$Xa5-Gloria. with silver tipped natural sticks.
tans s natural wood handles
s350-windsor silk-with gold aud fine silver han,
10, dios-Ly1ry one on;eihins different from what
s600-More Windsor silks--sorae qualities that We
80 lot nnnd the reduction.
:s-lNCH.
si,5o-Gloria with natural handles
SdsI-Goria. silver mounted
S@.25-Gloria with riain or silver-tipped natural
s300-"Spun" Sllk-natural wood handles
$A.oo-wnds2r SILK with natural wood and silver
From Windsor Silk. with silver. gold and natural
So. 90
up wood tipped with silver handles.
The speciaties-both OF which we pay q great deal
OF attention to our observation-disclosures and Car
riage Umbrellas-Always full line. The proofs
MOURNING UMBRELLAS.
S1S5-26-inch Gloria with carved ebony handles
TO- Nothing gaudy about the carving. Quiet
s3O0-26-inch spun Silk finely mounted
tfO0-2O inch All Si!k-caryod ebony n,ountings
SoOO-2G-inch Wiudsors-salie grade OF sticks.
COACHING SHADES.
s225-Blnck surah Silk and Satin Shades-mou nted
s2 30 on ebony and colo-ed handles
$3OO-hiac& Gros train Silk-ebony handles
S4OO-black iro' Grain Silk with rui.ied edge inod
with Florence Silk-and mounted OH ebony
5oOO--Black Surah Silk-puffed top and fine lace
edge-lined in black and white
Sb0V-Biack Surah Silk, with wide black lace edge
and white. black ana corn-colored Innings, This
S'oo- style - the latest for carriage use.
Use this just as you would catalogue Of books Rua
your eye along the margiiuntl 1t strikes an inter.
esting pont-follow that mp to the sock-and if you
are not mcre than pleased will lose our guess Don't
wait until it pours to get an Umbrella-get it NOW
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-09-23

II 10 hkely that Russia viii prohibit. Chinese
Immigration over her casters borders. The
Cinnamon. shut out from 20 many lands, will
have to follaS NsGinty and occapy the bot
tom Of the sea-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-09-23

The toras bill n needed In Columbus, Ind.
The eesored people cot there have taken their
esildren rom the white schools and insist upon
having separate building and teachers of
tkssf own color.