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stracf, rather than the nresenta,;on os
race -, pecullarlties in their funny asnecfs
therefore, we provide what m;obt bo
S s, spectacular modification az old
s.yle minstrelsy. You will remenbar
anat, generation ago, there was simylv
l arc oi performers across the STAGE
and that, after the opening nerfor,na, =;
vocal ana jocular nature. fhe instrn,ne,,.
salas,s descended into the orchestra and
dio duty there for the rest of tho even;n.,
Uhe curious feature of the old style WIS
.ns so-cailed fright wig" which Was
Jelkeu erect by string from behind. oc
the part of Brudder Bones. - ON
Now. this would not content nm aud;-
ehcc OIL today--or tonight-wbich demands
more people on the boards. n greater MN.
per OF musical instruments. and most mar
tlehiarly something spectacular. Hence
we are ohslged to present ten end men in,
;eela oi TWO. and other things correspond
ineiy. III goes without saying that what
we gain numerically in end-men We saer;s
nee Ia quality. inasmuch as hrst-rate end
men men a-e nc rarcst OF birds. Things as To
costume nave gone III like manner. In
steia 0, The simple evening dress of long
ago, We must wear nothing less gorgeous
man slls clothing with lace, in the style of
Louis Quatofz..
But, :. | said. whittier is negro min.
streisy drifting? | think it is Going two
ways One tendency NANTES ted is toward
returi, the old style of miIietrel busi-
Iess. Iianta.ion scenes and dan .es If the
sna'aest cilalacier seem to tass the ruolic
at present Immensely. New rthcless. ~
wen as | can fo.esee, the general bent of
minssrclsy IN tbs, future will be tow,.r d
crater gorgeousness and away from
.ne representation of the hnmor of
the typical negro. There will undoubtedly
ne occasional lapscs, but representations Of
minstrel stage will become steadily moro
diluted. Already the troubadour styIe of
minstrel hes to q great extent supplanted
the specimen with the banjo from the Dark
continent. and later on it IS likely that the
musical black will altogether disappear
from view, save as an incidental character
in comedy or farce
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AMERICAN POPE.
xhbOns is, Next to Layigerie,
the Choice OF France.
..r,cAN IN FRENCH POLITICS.
.-..a TO settle Newfoundland Dis
,u,e regardless of the Inhabitants'
w,sbes--French Mckinley Bill.

p.,ss Dec. 2o.-The question of the sup
.s;op Of Cardinal Layigeric's salary on
4 ~round that he had occupied himself
* nolitics was discussed today by the
~ ~ The minister of justice defended
4. cardinal. and his remarks showed a
80 desire for the establishment of an
s .ss.se with the Vatican. The debate was
'..raselv raised to ascertain the strength
r,se nolicv of reapproachmcnt.
gbe election of pope appears an early
.,b,b;lity. and the whole influence of
fs,rre win be directed to the selection of
'ssrd;nal favorable TO the republic. The
-, satisfactory candidates are I.avigcrie,
s:s;sra. Rafael, Monaco, Layallatta and
s:sb,ns of America. Gibbons impartial
,.s.t,oeut of republican countries makes
q, the iayorite candidate after Lavigerie.
The continuance Of the niodus riuendi
.,scerniug Newfoundland has been dcfin-
sslv arranged with England, under the
ss:;nrt stipulation that the English gov
..nmert shall settle the difficulty during
- interval with or without the assent of
IL Newfoundland parliament.
The tariff committee is hard at work.
ysarly every alteration enhances the
Suties in the proposed bill.
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EAST TIME

The Northern Pacific Railroad Vestibule Din
ing and Sleeping Car Line, daily service to st.
Paul, Minneapolis, Duluth and Chicago. No
change of cars and twenty-five miles the short.
est route to Chicago. Tourist sleeping cars
through, placing passengers in the Union depot,
Chicago, seven hours and thirty-six minutes
ahead of other lines. A. Chilberg, city ticket
agent, 7l6 Second street, Boston block L. Ton
kin, depot ticket agent, Seattle.
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Kansas Merchant Murdered by Cowboys.

WICHITA, Kas., Dec. &C. f. Robin
son. one of the leading merchants of
Hazelton, went hunting yesterday. His
wagon and team today returned with his
dead body in the wagon. A bullet hole in
his heart showed the cause of death. 1t is
known that Robinson had quite anumber
Of enemies. Cowboys are supposed to have
killed him.
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si,7oo, 600 Request to college.

CINCINNATI, Dec. 20--Thc city of Gin
rinnati was made sole beneficiary under
the will of the late Matthew Thomas, adj
mitted to probate today. 1t gives an en-
tire estate, amounting to 81, zoe, 900, to the
city of Cincinnati in trust for the benefit
Of McMickin university. Thomas was I'M
married.
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Knight OF Labor Leader III.

NEw YORK, Dec. 20.--John Devlin, of
Detroit. Mich, leading member of the
executive board of the knights of Labor. is
here dangerously i'll of pneumonia. His
wife has been telegraphed for.
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Dinner sets, French china, semi porcelain,
Carlsbad, adamantine in any shape desired and
very cheap at Seattle Crockery Companys, 907
Front street
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Pure, chaste, rich cut glass is moro and more
priced for use and for ornament. Dorflinger's
American Cut Glass stands unrivaled at homo
or abroad. Every piece has their trade-mar
label. Inquire for it of dealer
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Beautiful assortment of decorated toilet sets.
Six, ten and twelve piece sets from 1928 to SIS
per set. Just stop and look them over at Seattle
CrOckery Company, 907 Front street
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Culver's Carbolic Salve-magc healer-cuts,
bruises, burns, etc. twenty-five cents.
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/. II. ROGERS.
would like to purchase from 80 to 100 acres of good
land in King county, with some good improvements.

81 $50 will buy "A of fine black loam SOIL near
is all level and the very best of black loan soil and suitable
for gardening growing hops and adjacent to two large
hop fields This land is three miles from Slaughter ON
county road.
40 acres, two miles from RentOn King county. Land
is the best of Alder botom every foot level and black loan
SOIL easily cleared will make fine suburban home This
land is twelve miles from Seattle and near railroad and on
county road Price $50 per acre. cash. Here chance
for SPECTATOR to make money.
a acres at $40 per Fall City, every foot fine
river bottom land and very the city, land is level and
OF navgable stream and onequarter mile from railroad
station.
$1,000 will buy al improved ranch in Kitsap county,
six miles from Sidney navy yard 40 slashed good
house, fne well WATER four acres young orchard all bear
ing trees four fenced with pckets: land is q miles
from steamer landing: county road and half mile from
school house; two good stores twomes from place. TERMS
$500 down, balance four years at percent This snap
if you want farm Land is IA miles from Seattle 100
acres in all and all good level land
tracts in South Seattle fine black loan SOIL suit
able for gardening and good location for suburban homes
Price $1,000 one-third down, balance easy terms.
i. II. ROGERS.
1O4 BUTLER BLOCK, COR. SECOND and JAMES.
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Skookum Root Hair Grower will positively
clear the scalp aud hair of dandruff.
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Exhibition Bathers.
From. the Philadelphia Times

ATLANTIC CITY, July 24.-The number
of exhibition barhers who hang their clothes
on a hickory limo but don't go near the
water is daily on the increase, and during a
walk along the beach one can readily pick
out hundreds of young girls and even
mature danes, arrayed in the most attract
i've and costly bathing robes who don't
even wet their dainty feet in the surf, but
prefer to gayly trip in groups along the
strand or gracefully recline on the warm
sands. - 60
They, as a rule, wear collars and cuffs,
jaunty little caps. neat slippers, and are
invariably tight-laced. Thew are as care
full Of details in looming this beach COS
tune as if they were dressing for Il ball,
and certainly appear fer more captivating.
These fair and frolicsome visitors are
known as exhibition bathers, but they don't
battle.
A new fad among this particular class is
to go carriage riding in their brief attire,
and it is a familiar sight on the avenues
daily TO see bevy of pretty girls clad in
handsome surf costumes urging along a
weary beach steed. and evidently enjoying
the diversion
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Mr. Parks, Side oft.
EFFINGHAM.

Ty-TY. GA, Aug. 11.-Editor Morntn o
Ne,cs. | read in Sundays issue of your
nsner an article headed "A Bad Fight at
WV As | am party in the affair L
wish TO correct your correspondents
account of it. Here are the
facts: employed Greene to move
my store forty feet, agreeing TO pay him
$40 when the job was completed. DE
worked on it a day or two, failing to move
it one foot. Then he came into my store
and demanded money to pay his hands,
which [ refused to let him have, whereupon
he commenced cursing and advancing
toward me in my office, with his brother
and the marshal trying to hold him back !;
but he being a very strong man, he man
aged to get into my office. and l, having not
recovered from long spell of sickness, felt
myself too weak to handle him. l reached
back and picked up an old gun to strike
him with At this juncture Mr.. johnson,
who clerks for me, came up to help quiet
the fuss. Greene turned upon him with his
knife, and johnson, TO defend himself,
struck Greene on the head, and on knocking
the knife out of his hand Green left; and
after two or three hours returned with a
pistol, saying that he would shoot johnson
at first sight, though he failed any attempt
to execute his wild threat. The marshal
never had "any pistolin one hand" neither
did he call Come on, boys" There was no
excitement in the town, as your correspond
ent would have your readers believe. There
were no warrants sworn out as reported.
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uoRD TO BRYAN COUNTY.

v~nressed that Bryan WIZ
q 80 Tron q Candidate for senator
t55;tor Morning Ne'cs: For the nrst
- IN the history Of the First senatorial
s 49, as defined under the last appoi,
us l.I. a resolution has been presented
'iO'----I Chs+bam county mass meeting and
10 s,1sIv adopted, instructing the dele
unahlill 49,, that county, 20 the convention
gaIlon M a. Guyton, to vote for Bryan
TO De neu To the gentleman who intro
count - -ssolutioD-One Of the aDlest and
ducsd I w.. of Chatham cltlzens-tne
most p1.- B-van and bingham owe a DEBT
IF lasting gratitude. - oinfrI 70 sea
AZ "S T;,,,es of last Saturday letter from
II ,t!nl.g;aInished citizen of Bryan, dealing In
uls s-i.tS-s innuendoes as to who drew up
gIa.'uli.oI,,tions which were presented TO the
SSa+bam convention giving bryan Tune
ne -1aonle care nothing about the question
lII,,,bt 10 be raised as TO who draiteu the
.os6iutious. though the perIectly SAFE pre-
s,,nDtion is that they were Drawn ny tue
sun Who presented them. 1t is enough
s,-s 10 know that the object was purely
~ a. one. namely, TO give Bryan an oppor-
80 49, m select the next senator from this
district. .....od how daIaoa-
+ian 70 vote for a Bryan man, and luis TO De
boned that the people Of that county Will
- the matter in their own hands, and
IL. a man who will lie acceptable TO the
o,+ira district. Let them remember that
tbo rotation principle is now on trial. and
thst mon their action its permanent recog-
milton largely depends.
Aug. u, 1890. EFFlNGHAA'
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Something odd.

GAIHEsvILLE, FLA, Aug. 11.-Editor
Mo,ntng News: l have noticed an odd
thing which perhaps may interest you.
Doubtless you have noticed on the crown of
PERSONS head place that corresponds to
the "curl" in the forehead Of an OK Did
YOU ever notice that the further to the left
of the center of the head. this curve is the
more positive the disposition Of the person,
and the further to the right the more weak
willeds In a man we would say he is more
manly or more effeminate according to the
side 1t is o.. | have chiefly noticed it in
men and children, their hair being short. |
read in the MORNING News of a woman
who as struck by lightning and one-half
of her hair was turned white. 1t was
stated that Though the dividing line was
perfect, oddly ell, ugh it was not directly in
the center of her head" Doubtless it passed
through the "curl" on the crown of the
head. Is there positive and negative side
to persons heads And can person who
has the "curm on the right side be moro
easily mesmerized than one who has it VI
the left! CURIOUsN
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AN AMERICAN TO AN AM aR1CAN
a Dinner that Created a Sensation in
London.

a Dinner that Created a Sensation in
London.
A dinner given by an American to an
American here this week, says cablegram
from London in the Sunday issue of the
New York Sun, is the talk of London. De-
string to give frie d a send-off on his
departure for New York, this American of
Ihe llrsJ part hired the entire Continental
hotel from O'Clock on Wednesday evening
until II O'clock on Thursday noon. and oh
famed special permit from the police to
Keep the establishment open all night. The
noSt was well known young Now York
business man. The guest Of the evening
was sun younger New Yorker, who has
recently made a fortune over here. while
Te others included an ex-senator q the
LAleu States, Judge Of the supreme court
VI New York and many prominent citizens
VI New YORK and Lond II. The dinner.
I %uci was the best the hotel was capable Of
-s'eu from O'Clock in the evening until /
LUZ IN the morning. At this hour a COM
ptbany oI ladies' from the leading bur!esuue
heaters we're introduced and dancing
UesM' Meanwhile the dinner table
yras cleared and the supper table
5 %"S SET, and at o'clock all sat
J AN 70 supper. AT 5 o'clock 1t was broad
vera -, 9t'u score or so of the guests
tbro sanding on the balcony of the hotel
The 1bIo~ing the flower pots at the passing cabs.
ra I1 manager, who occasionally appeared to
of tr5s. higher degree of silence, was as
t t1s,u run cut Of the room by his collar and
best r rai OF his trousers that afforded the
troi,sio g. p and two policemen whom he in
imi iaa On the dancing floor suffered a
'- al r late and lost their helmets.
and ~ d, H. champagne was still flowing.
on I1 o yIs guests were throwing their glasses
e1n9t., UAe window as fast as thew were
inc IF', as; AT o'clock the band was fight
V,a7o a anu fragments Of musical Instruments
thoso 5 ~ about the floor. At 8 O'clock
at tb VI b Ine guests who had not gone to bed
all the in9 r MOTEL where their host had placed
SONS n' a rooms at their disposal, left in han
hood % %au the residents Of that neighbor-
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The HUMAN MOUTH.
Change Position and Meander
vi Toward the Left Ear.

80 snsnge Position and Meander
0u Toward the Left Ear.
II 'b ba NE Paris Edition of the Herald
bpr.. just been discovered that the
tba 10. 'louth has steady motion toward
bripg j. - 'he face which will, in time.
the att e 9Cllewhere in the neighborhood of
dency t" Man has an invincible ten
On tie laf eav only with the teeth that are
cut the :. Slde Of his mouth. This wears
right o. teeth more rapidlv than the
and o,ra.-l and this in turn gives the nnner
left T.. jaw an inclination 1921 uPp PER
Person tbot Ge opinion of a armed scientific
OF Years ~ Ihe course Of a few millions
completelv 'ne human mouth will have
be situetet hanged Its position, and will
4eft ear tha1 rather nearer to the
eau be fo,,ll, 70 the nose. While M fo,,pt
that has Ia ia with the train of reaeoni,,o,
cusio1 he Inc .ne scientific person TO this cons
1t dificDlf " "ould nevertheless possible find
pause whe1 ~ :. e1p plain why the month sbo,,Id
Labit ~ oL. II reaches the left ear 10 ~.
moutg csr r'e"lng on the left sida - az ~
around - move 1t fourth of tbo oie
tnuanca 80 mead, it is evident that "ay
mouth N the habit will in time ca,,s . az
head ~ make the comnia,a '' uIl cause the
AM Drtunately we ca, ~, circuit OF the
81 from bovi1,."o can save our descend
their heads bv ing mouths at the hack ~
lile as well as 49, qlely eating on the riobt
Let unless va me left side II our no,'ths
~ lhe mouth to .lls psrsistentiy tbe mare,,
WIN all is painf mar 20 the left VIII continne
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PRINTING.

M EkChAnIs, manufacturer, nerchanlcA
80. - eofPofatlons; and al Others IN need ol
pruning, athogFaphing. and flank bo0ks can
lafe tneir orders promptly flled az moderate
s.ses, AZ Lne MORhINa' MINIS PRINTING
eousk Whitaker sneet ' $500
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The Marshall House.

T ONG AND FAvORABLY KNOWN to the
Il travelling public, now under new manage
ment, will be open during repairs for the ac-
commodatiou of dodgers only, and on or about
Sept IS will be open as a first-class European
House, with restaurant attached.
II. N FISH, Manager.
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LEGAL NOTICES.


~ EORGIA, CHATHAM CoUNTY.-Notice is
VI hereby given to all persons having
demands against GEORGE r. BYRNES,
deceased, to present them to u.s. properly
made out, within the time prescribed by
law, so as to show their character and
amount; and all persons indebted to said
deceased are hereby required to make immedi-
ate payment to us.
August 5, 1890. WIN. j. CLEARLY,
CHAS. G. ELY,
Executors will Of George f. Byrnes, deceased.
- EORGIA. CHATHAM COUNTY Notice "
VI hereby given TO all persons having demands
against CAROLINE j. FULTON, deceased, to
present them 20 me- properly made out within
the time prescribed by law 80 to show their
character and amount; and all persons indebted
70 said deceased are hereby required 10 make
immediate payment 70 me-
july Urn, 1890. JE. FULTON
Administrator Estate Carollne j. fulton.
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LNOR RENT, house corner Bull and Duffy
Il streets. Possession on Oct. 1. Apply II.
f. TRAIN, 1876 New Houston street.
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SOUTHERN HOME SCHOOL FOR GIRLS,
NOtre Dame of MARYLAND,

Collegiate Institute for Young Ladies and Pre-
paratory School for little girls, conducted by
the School Sisters Of Notre Dame. EMILIA +.
o., near Baltimore Md.
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NOR RENT, all that's left is three desirable
II houses well located. Apply to SALOMON
COHEN.
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nor RENT. two-st0ry house next 30 corner
II Whitaker and Second Avenue; convenient
20 two car lines. Possession given Immediately.
Apply t. r s. CLAGHJRa, Real Estate Agent,
No. DraytOn street.
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nor RENT, Immediately. that desirable res
II idence No $40 Duffy street. Apply TO X. S.
CLAGHORN, Real Estate Agent, No. Dray'
ton street.
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HOUSES AND STORES FOR rem r.

EOR RENT. from October LIST, No. 1863 Gordon
Il street, southeast corner Barnard. Apply to
r. S. CLAGHORN, Real Estate Agent, No Z
DraytOn street.
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INOR RENT OR LEASE, the Whitfield build
II ing, now temporarily used as the County
Court House, Il Il a handsome new edlfice, eli2i.
bly, located, strongly constructed and well
adapted 10 any class Of business; possession
given Sept 4 1880 Apply ~ JOliS kDLii'
VAN, Treasurer Lnioa bgeipty,
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LNOR RENT, nice twO-story residence on north
II side of Gwinnett street. second west Of Lin
coin. Possession given October LIST. ROW.
LAND g. MYERS, 81 Bay street.
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NOR RENT, from Oct. /, the following resi-
Il dences: go and 1919 Jones street, IS Charlton
street, 100 Liberty street, with all modern i'm
provements. Apply to DALE, DIXON & co.
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EMPLOYMENT WANTED.

DOSTTION WANTED by a competent and ex-
perlenced Grocery clerk; reference given.
Address w. L. j., care News.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1890-05-27

One day, as q Sixth avenue barber
shop had but one empty chair, q man
wearing q very large hat and walking
with great deal of swagger. entered.
hung his hat on peg, and then drawing
9 revolver he turned to the idle man and
said
"Iwant ashave-justa common shave.
want no talk. Don't ask me IL want
. hair cut or q shampoo Don't speak Of
the weather or politics If you speak to
me I'll shoot
He took the chair, held the revolver
across his legs. and was shaved with
promptness and despatch. When he got
up he returned the shooter to his hip
pocket, put on his hat, and after broad
chuckle he said to the cashier
-That's the way TO keep barber quiet.
He didn't utter q word.
~No, sir--he couldn't
~Couldnt1"
"NO. sir he's deaf and dumb "-[New
York Sun