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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-13

NORTHWEST. l., e.. g. 600
>SS St h. ~. and eo7 IA 2, hh. o.. 1910
Alley BET SD ard 20. ms = anG lii7 NJ,
Isi sIs iss hsrc. ssi ,nd sas D st. -.
stos st. bh m e. .r 5. 500 aos OH 81 IN, Or 5000
40 &; IL, 5r :. lSo ep.9il =. b. 5r ). ean
.!; Madison : coo q. .Ss los s \ s' $40
stable in ally b~, 18th i34S, l3s7 and sac
IS "a As ka 'ss sio 3 - kSSS
s!s F ss s3s SSS ia5 ~ = Z SO
liSs 3 8 r. IL . .sa Z. 81 SIS
Ia nd sss r So' Sg Nh b !. :; 40 -
~, -, sooo "a ~. sSd - scs : c sa
ID. 600 45 isi ' ;. .... 500
The above Is only portion u n. property on my
oooss Tor full lis' call 1t ofsc. for bulletin su.a
'als TT w.sG.NAS
EoR sALE-BARG AIN-THRHF-sToRY. PRESS
fro- $500. ~ sha ostn one niocs frcm Library
.'R " III 6fiA isis e0 CASH IL s
+ residence; two story ana Basement. nine iars.
f,T sre bah cellar and sEly room hs.t.d ~
sisss hes, ;n9aeTa lmps mAniae bath ron ana
year. OWNER, sis p, sv. "a NV --'''' jsiSs,
FOR sALR-NEw HOUSE or 23p 81. Bat H
easy terms n2osrn HRRTToR6h PCS:
.sl3-8
INoR SALE-l-Oe FLA AVE. y W BROWN
4 stone front, rooms bath handsomely rsp.red
very cheap; terms. $50 cash, balance monthly
OWNER Room 10. Central National Bank bai.dius
For SALE 3O7 l2TH sT g w;isFr front
press rick dwelins all mod inn very ch.aT 20
9uicE purchaser on terms TO suit OWNER koen 10.
eehtrAl National Bank building Ial2-1'
EHoR sALE-A BEAUTIFUL HOME WITH EVERY
4 modern convenience. hrown-ston- front
cAolnet msntes. tiled crates. speaking tubes
Ro a thronsh9p' rooms and bath, lovely
nonle Tor small family look at thi. harssin for
" pm For fun particulars apply 10 JOHN
slEPHEN. 5l91 st lsl2-3t-
FOR sAI.E-la39 18TH ST. w-EIRGANT ~
room dwelling containing cabinet tnantels cleo
N. uI nehnne appliances and all OF Ier mod imps.
si ieiiyCs,' terms easy. t. r BROOKS.
EOR sALE-NEAT Two-sToRY FRAME on
loth near O 81 lot 20rSl 10 :s0foot alley con
yenient TO two car lines lilly payments. price
sl.t5O SAMUEL BiEBER. 500 7th st NV. ill-3i
L,OR sALE-vERMONT AVE. AND IOWA CIR
Gle. avery desirable residence: 10 rooms and hath
In perfect order price SO 300 For particulars apply
to RUST HUNGEkFoRD. 6os ian S. Jail ~
EoR sALE-A SPECIAL BARGAIN AS RESI-
cence or as an Investment. 9l3 St o. W. 3-story
and cellar presssd brick. 10 rooms 10: 25nll5 10
wide alley price ell 600
jall-3t A. 7. HOFFMAN 1921 Est. n W.
EoR sALE-A BARGAIN, es9 ST y. w-:is-
Il room brick; lot u by IS For rrice and terms
apply 70 A T. HoLTZMtN. 1921 st. u. W. jalI-3t
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-13
BUSINESS CHANCES.


5000 WILL MILL NET So wEEkLY, RowE,s IN:
"a e. second sacce:s nj yesr Neference to "I sun
,i; ;e EFiS 20 fs' 5s'9'
no YOU WANT TO START BUSINESS COL
preTainsn, corner q IN NV. at moderate rent
and bonus splendid chance g99d business 50
3slsSt 80 lin st. NV
nFsK ROOM Is A sTEAM-HEATED FRONT
~ etnee. ground floor, In st ;r near @ $40 per
NIB safss. WARREN 'H ts6 II : i c NV.
EOE sALE-CIGAR AND STATIONERY STORE :
dong sSGa nspy oS7oe
D.. b-fore 9 a. n. after o pm. jal3-3t'
w ANTED-P.RTIEs WITH 81 coo OR $500 TO
w In the manufacturing Of novelties; something
new Big money to RICH, party. Address HUSTLER.
For SALE = "a SNAIL VARIETY AID CANDY
On little capital Apply lbs 9TH ST. n W. jsl3-2t'
EoR sALE-A CIGAR STORE AND POOL ROOM
to FRANK G. GRAF. 1874 Il b st, =. nv jal2-3s.
EoR SALE OLD-EsTABLIsHED WHOLESALE
l butter business With rood route; horse; wa on
and s.. 1;s ana HS,, Dc sod this week INQUIRE
I,ok sALE-FEED STORE; ALL COMPLETE; IN
i EXCELLENT locstion- Price low. Address FEED
IIoR sALE-A NEWSPAPER ROUTE IN A GOOD
sn r . shs e d cheap 'd St 91Ss good
iaIT-3I'
10 BUIIDERs-wE WANT To GIVE sis. 600 IN
L casn. Is COZ in good hrst MORTGAGES and TO- 600
In ehoce pr, psrty for $40 600 worth Of building.
work 20 lie commenced at time re.pons BILE
builder make q good thing out of this Address
BUILDING SYNDICATE. star Office. jail 81.
MOULD SELL FURNITURE OF TwELvE-RoOsI
w house with lease Incl ulng stable for cash only
bargain rent of rooms house rent good reasons
for selling. Address LEASt. star Once. ia7-lms
DAMsAY, THE LEADING WATCH RkPAIRER
N can sav you time and money.
Watch cleaned. 81.
Ws'ch handspring. 81.
French and complicated clocks called for. All work
warranted year. Eel st n. "a,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-13
WANTED-HELP.
MALE.

aNTrn-A YOUNG NAN As COLLECTOR FoR
W al iI-'slirent house, salary snd Commission
s:bl --S.r;iy required address, Il. r., star Office.
WkNTED-A OUT COLORTD coy ABOUT
~ u wears II are To work around stable. Apply
.sii Pa. n. IL
WANIED 80 IMMEDIATELY a FIRST-CLASs
~ Efchini-f. Apply A. brio. yards Of Washington
hS dfai-ic fTsss Brick Co. waterloo. Va ia12-:,t
WhNTED-AT cry INTELLIGENCE OFFICE
w cook. walters. eEsmba-nsid-. drivers pcrters,
men ",ncn bow. lor Al " rk riar-S furnished
i:D A..
WANTtD - SALARY OR COMMISSION TO
w AGENTS 10 handle the Patent Chem cal Ink Eras-
~ iench. The faoSt usefui and novel invention of
me ave. Erss-- trL th.rp Hhly in two seconds.
Nurss IN msgi-. 200 20 100 cent proht. Agents
MAXIM so rer week. We also want q general agent
10 take rhsrss Of ;e-rtory md appoint snb agents.
rare chance to max. mgnsy Write or 'er,rIs and
ssfnI,'e q -rasinV. MON .OE ERASER MFG. co. :,
Box 1922. la Crosse. Wis d3O-lya
WANTED-STENO AND REMING-
W ton typewriter operators directed to positions
FMPLOiFRS provided competent s'enogTspher~ and
keminston OPERATOR no chlrxe for services WYCK-
or. SEtMANS BENEDICT, Remington Type
writer OFF,. Sth and p SIS NV. se2!gtf
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-13
FOR SALE-BICYCLES.

LNOR SALE-ONE NEW HARTFORD BICYCLE
u Columbia; pneums tic tires; cheap for cash. At
222 c st. n. W. after ?. N. jal2ot'
FOR SALE-0NE CLEVELAND SAFETY. $40;
4 Psyche Safety. $50; 1 Broncho Safety, $50;
Eagle upright. S.5; ] Eagle upright $40: Column
bia upright. S15 At the WHEEL EXCHANGE 1923
New York ave. open nights" d29
E,OR SALE-ONE VICTOR SAFETY; PERFECT
Il order; good new; 500 One Dart safety for
lady or gentleman. $50 Instailments taken. THE
CYCLERlES. 1904 st. n. SCI
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FEMALE.

WANTED-Go TO DICKS AGENCY FOR
tress. buffers coschmen footnen and kitchen help;
referencefrom sstemployers. 6l37th ST. la132s'
WANTED-BY A RESPECTABLE SETTLED
w colored woman, sttuat on nurse give good
reference Call at 20l9 New Hamp, hire ave. lie
WANTED-BY RESP CTABLE WHITE GIRL,
w place chambernlaid In private family; ,st
Of references Call or address l3o AZ St ". 1e'
WANTED-BY A RESPECTABLE COLORED
w woman. place as cook or to do general house
work in small family. Apply ELLEN BAGLY. zoos
W st n. w le'
WANTED BY A FIRsT-CLAss DREssMAKER,
w work in private family; thoroughly understands
the business. terms moderate Address Miss CLARA
WILSON. s2S 23d st. NV jsl32e'
WANTED BY A FIRsT-CLAsS COOK, PLACE
w in private family. Call 1879 18th st Nv. Ia
NANTED-BY YOUNG COLoRED WOMAN
w place to DO general Homework iu small family
Please call at III Reeves St bet and Il. 1st and ID
n. les
WANTED - EMPLOYERS FOR COMPETENT
w servants trefs private fannil hotels. restau
rants OF wherever needed; also positions for clerks
Established 1885. SHACKLEF ORD'S. 427 11th st.
NV ja106e'
W ANTED-AT HEADQUARTERS POSITIONS
w for cooks. chambermaids. waitress, laundresses,
nurses. seamstress. waters, coachmen. buffers
Ja9-6e' SAMUEL A. COOMBS CO.. 527 10Th st.
SITUATIONS FOR LADIES AND
w housema DIS. seamstresses, clerks. working
housekeepers. hrenen, laundry, store linen and
Kitchen hands tfrsrctdss German drirerl BURN
HAMS. ITO q st. n. ja76e'
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BOARDING.

NVAsTkD-AT oNCA BOOMERS AND TABLE
w bosrdeTs AT l0i3P st- NV. between 10th and
IIth- jslO-3t'
THE LINCOLN. COR 10TH AND n SIS. HAS
L fes vacant rooms for rent. with without
board ja33w
DoAkDlNG - FIRsT-cLAss TABLE BOARD AT
ID lOl< Mass. ave. n. W. references d293ws
THE sOUTHERN-5lI 18TH ST. Nw.-FIRST-
i elias. family hoard and room, 81 per day a6 per
xeek. Runs tally-ho cosch daily TO Ariiagt m
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-13
THE EVENING s.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
MALE.


WASTED-BY A Young MAN. POSITION AS
Kind. address Boz -. Star ONCE js13-2d'
WANTED-BY a YOUNG CoLoRED MAN. A
w Tisee rs ;oachman or waiter man. Apply o. sd-
WANTED - by YOUNG MAN, TWENTY-ONE
waiter IN club hotel or priva family best refer
ences Call or address PAUL DALf6NY. 1923
ct NV. jaI:I-.}d'
WANTED-BY sTENOGRAPHER AND REM
w inRton OPERATOR POSITION experienced RAPID and
sccurate' best city erences. Address b. j.. star
ofdce. jal}-2ds
WANTED-BY A YOUNG COLoRED MAN.
w place as driver; or can elevator; has
rsrience; good references Address A L.O Star
WANTED-RELIEF WORK BY GRADUATE OF
Jsl2-.d'
WANTED : SITUATION BY RNGLisRMAN;
w ave twenty single unders snds horses and
hne cattle been manager q large farm; good refer
euces d. c.. Star "face. jai:-3d'
WANTED-BY RESPECTABLE COLORED
w Toy. IL. to work evening and morning and he
allowed % 70 to school best Of references Address
Box o.. Star Office. ja12-2d'
WANTED-A SITUATION AS UPHOLSTERER
w and carpenter 10 experience in hotel work;
gil. ed references. Address C. v, Star Office
Ja11-6d
WAN Eddy WILL RFCOM MENDED
derstands steam heating apparatus thoroughly: Ad-
dress BOX IL. Star Office. js11-3d'
IANTED-BY A COACHMAN. POSITION WITH
w hrst-class family; well acQuaint with city;
office ja7-6d'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-13
FOR RENT-HALLS.

TO RENT-FOR CONCERTS, LECTURES.
i fairs, theatrical entertainments. &C., &c, Will
lsrd's Hall. which lately purified by fire and
comes out clean: new scenery; newly furnished in
first class condition in every way o. G. STAPLES.
Willards Hotel. ja4-eott
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FOR RENT-STORES.


LrOR RENT-ADJACENT TO THE BANK OF
Il Washington, . stores running back to st. A..
II. SEMMES. Coz st. ja2-1m
LNOR RtNT-FINE LARGE STORE IN MON
trose Flats. 1115 9th st. n. ". 2SxS5 floor space;
especially suitable for bicycle business cafe steam
heat large CELLAR ready for occupancy by Dec. H.
1892. L. 8. FRISTOE. 1:E,S ST. NV d26-3w
LNOR REMITTANCE WAREHOUSE. 1905 b ST.
Il n. opposite wholesale market. fine business
location. S75 Inquire at 9261S Louisiana ave.
d2S-lm
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-13

DOR RENT Foul; VERY DESIRABLE NELL
L located nearly new 3story brick houses, with IL
rooms each all modern improvements in good order
north side of ct. bet. 18th and 2Oth 3 NV We
can ofer these houses upon terms which will render
them bargains TO persons desiring nice homes
B. II. WARNER CO..
'ai 9t' 9l6Fst NV
E,oR RENT-DwELLING 1918 10TH ST NV.
Il $40 per month. For particulars apply to
GURLEY STEVENS,
d2I-1m 1885 81.
DOR RENT-FIvE HOUSES ON BID ST. n E. BE
L tween and q SITS. $50. Sixteen houses 2H
St n: Q. between and u ne. 80 5. H. WALKER,
AIS Louisiana ave. n. dl7-lm
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-13
FOR RENT-OFFICES.

E,OR RENT-FIRST-CLASs OFFICE ROOMS IN
l. the Fleming building. l419 st. single suite
ja4-2w ROBT. /. FLEMING.
LHOR RENT-OFFICES IN THE NEW DISTRICT
L Title Insurance Company building, $40 18th st.
n. W. Rooms are large, well lighted ard heated by
steam CHARLES W. HANDY,
Real Estate Broker
do:S-1m $40 18th ST. II. W.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-13
FOR RENT-FLATS.

L,OR REMIT HAVE THREE FLATS OF FUR
II nished unfurnished rooms. very desirable. at
us 1lth st. NV ja12-3cs
EOR RENT-THE BEAUTIFUL MONTROSH
L Flats. IL 9th ST. NV. rooms and bath each
heated by steam elevator and electrical appliances
apply to L. s. FRISTOE, 1898 + ST. n W. d26-3w
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-13
FOR SALE-HoRsEs & VEHICLES

COR SALE OR ExCHANGE-LARdE STOCK OF
winter carriages. coupes. rocksways. robes blan-
keta and business WAGONS AZ sreai bargains.
jAi2 W. =. 6EYER. 405 Pa ave. n. ".
L,OR ssLE--A FINE HAMBLEroNIAN MARE;
Il SIXTEEN hand. hxh; six years old and perfectly
gentle p~dixre- given. Apply At 1877 18th 81. NV
betve-n and y IN or and B pm jz9-0t'
II gi-s easy terms. Repairing and ordered work
promptly sttsnded 70. COOK JAhB0E. 32pS N
st.. West ashinzton- mh23
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-13
no YoU WANT MONEY,

no YOU WANT MONEY,
LIE 80 do not fan O. our rates before borrowing
We make loans on furaiture. pianos hor~..s ~ux,u-
&c without removal publicity. lowest ts-
sine rates and IN the quirk.st pos-ibie ttm.
Loans can he Paid IN part IN full al any time 20
SUIT the convenience q The horrower- ana
raid reduces the " carrying the loan in pro,or
ton 10 the mount raid
" YOU have a loan with other parties OF have rur
chased furniture other goods On time aud md lie
payments littl- lsrrer than You can meet rouNsD
ently We viii take II NJ and carry Loan FIR Yen
you ask for IL.
should you desire loan call and iuv.-tisa,. our
method Of dong business.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-13
FOR RENT-MISCELLANEOUS

EOR RENT-1OO UPHOLSTERED COTS WITH
II blankets and spreads; chesp for cash. job
STON KENNEDY. 814 nth st. ia13-:H'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-13

trok SALE
- PIP: TOP MASON HANLI> oRea~
Magnincent tn~trum-nf nearly new: III st-,r...,,A
bsss and coup ere, sets of reed. solid = h, =, ~
Tsa. sargaan: original price $50. viii s.li A.,
TAN a SMITH
- 80 l2eS Pa ave. ~
fok sALE-Ar A GREAT SACRIFICE TO NJ,
q room one magntnc~nt ..sTEINWAYS sxs 49, ~ Ahh
ZOO ~ new cost Ell 800 no~ Cor eys5 cssa ~
~ /. lLp Bro :. sB sth ct. n " ,.aa,S
f%cnasHn t *, UPRIGHT PIANO ron ana
Sasn inii ~ octave: re~ewood - c,s-,~ 100
"oo included. fFEIFFER coxrIS ns~s
=. AZ 11th 81
CY w S.seu rhk HEAD CURED IN ONE KIaET
s rsf a: S5 arsxs'ss ssass.uy. sse...
GSIa a.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-13
FOR RENT-HOUSES.

II. =
II ls,5 32d s.. br stable l3i? ga - b- Or
store ana dwls. t3-. nj -. -. SOS 30 /
,a5! ;isd 81. si .:. sss - lans SD ST. b. q
store and dwlg. To- 1871 SD - Dr. Or
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-13
FURNISHED AND UNFURNIsHED.

EOR RENT 3 OR 4 FURNISHED OR UNFUR-
IL nished rooms. suitable for light house eeping !;
second hoor heat, gas, bath; with or without no I'd
1904 9th st. NV 1al32,s
E'OR RENT-FURNISHED OR UNFURNISHED-
L two second-story communicating front
room has alcove and bsy in ow bath communicat-
ing; new house rivate family Of adults 140l 18th
st. n ia 3-Dcs
LNOR RENT-l200 l. ST. NV, FURNISHED OR
Il unfurnished parlor floor and other rooms, single
or suite; bay window southern exposure. Ja12c'
DOR RENT-FRONT EOOM. SECOND FLOOR.
L and others. furnished unfurnished from "a
ur board il desired; S15 per month. 6lS Sd st. W.
d24-3wc'
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FOR RENT-ROOMS.
FURNISHED,

ENOR RENT-FOI FINE LARGE ROOMS ON
second floor heat. bath and nrstclass appoint
ments; WITH or without board. Also some single
rooms. 2021 az. NV. ja13-2a'
INON RENT-FI-RNISHFn p00MS. FNTIRE .,I,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-13

EoR sALE-cHE.r-THREE Lors IL NoC>lT
u Peasant. 2trsO -, zach. on,y $50 spi~rs.
h. HEREFORD. lsiss - 1.faE
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-13

$4,000 TO
o.OOD ON
loo RIAL
500 ESTATE
moro Taos. v. wAooAMAy.
MONEY To LOAN
VI In sums 70 suit. at lowest rates. on approved r~.i
estate security. FITCH. FOX BLOWN
seo 1905 u 81 n "
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DATRIck Ii. C. BRENNAN. c. A.,
OF Institute of Accounts, New York.
Public Accoun.au and Auditor,
seol-6m LEA 81. NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-13

SOnn WILL NET So WEEKLY. ROwE'S IN
'N-UO fallible handcapping syste eastern
Second success ul year Reference to sub
s-rib-r< safe. cOnse vative practI al For terms
Box III. Brooklyn, y. Y. jal32t
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-07-24
LESS COTTON IN SIGHT.
ne View of the Crop and the Market
Outlook.


Outlook.
The amount of cotton in sight in all
parts of the world is less than usual at
this date in recent years, according to
Clapp & Cos. circular. The demand
for consumption appears less than usual,
with prospect of further diminution
Foreign spinners' last years embarrass-
ment may be repeated if present condi-
tions continue.
Cotton manufacturers in the United
States are reported considering the neces-
sity of curtailing manufactures. One
is reported shut down temporarily, an
other for an indefinite time. Stock in
United States ports is less now than
September l last season. The growing
plant is reported in many cases short
and sumewhat unsatisfactory, Few
prophets of evil" to the crop reduce es-
Inmates TO last years figures, and fewer
still now venture to increase their prema-
ture guesses to quantities in excess of
early indications.
Exports to Europe from all India since
Sept. are $4,000 bales, against ,046, 900
bales last season. Egyptian shipments,
62S,0OO bales, against $4,000 bales last
season. Notwithstanding great efforts
and cheap labor, the competition of these
countries does not seriously interfere
with American marketing of cotton in Eu-
rope. Cheap labor is causing removal of
some spindles from England to India.
The Chinese grow considerable cotton
for home consumption, and their imports
in 1892 are reported as amounting to ILL.,
900 piculs European cotton consumption,
from October / to July l. season of 1892
1898, is reported at 2,525 million pounds,
n al in of
1S91-lS92, same time. Their spinners
stock July l was reported ass 60S000
bales, against 798, 900 bales year
ago.
There are reports of damage by drought
in some of the cotton states, and from the
boil worm in others, but on the whole,
the serious damage, if any, is yet to be
done The speculative demand is light,
buying power being limited by financial
conditions.
Gerald Mccarthy, of the North Caro-
lima Agricultural Experiment station
sends out the following important bulle-
tin:
"Only a short time ago farmers were
loud in their complaint of the cotton
aphide; now the cry is against a small
red bug, which some say burrows into the
stalk, causing it to break off.
"SOme of these red bugs collected in
cOGJOu Hclus dIOuuu INdleIgH prove 10 De
the nine and thirteen spotted lady bugs
the insects which have so effectually rid
ded the cotton of aphides. The aphides
being all devoured, the lady bugs find no
more food and are starving to death; they
will soon disappear.
"These useful little insects have done
and win do no damage to the cotton.
The claim that they bore into the stalks
is unfounded and is a physical impossible
ity, as these insects have no boring or
raspiug organs.n
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-07-24
RAIL AND CRossTIE.

Commissioner Slaughter of the South
ern Passenger Association has issued q
circular authorizing rate of one fare and
a third to various reunions and other
gatherings to be held this month and
next. The gatherings to which the re-
duced rates have been authorized are the
reunion of the Thirtieth Georgia, at Fay
etteville, July 30; the reunion of the
Fourth Georgia, at Talbotton, on August
2 and 3; the Georgia State Horticultural
Society, at Athens, August to 4; the A
M. e. church district conference, at
Rome, August to 4 the Alabama state
Sunday school convention, at Birming-
ham, August 3 to Z, and the conference of
the M E. church Of the Gainesville dis
trict. Gainesville. August S to 25.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-07-24
MEDICAL.
THE NEW STYLE


pill is Of DIR. Pierce's invention and is full
of improvements They are used by ev-
cry one high livers, bad livers, those
whose Hyers are sluggish-all find relief
in DR.. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets.
To BEGIN WITH, these Pellets are the
smallest, and easiest to take. They're
tiny, sugar coated, anti-bilious granules
that every child takes readily.
ECoNDLY.-They're perfectly easy in
their action-no gripping, no disturbance.
THIRDLY-Their effect is lasting.
FoURTHLY.-Put up in glass always
fresh
FIFTHLY. - They're the cheapest, for
they're guaranteed TO give satisfaction,
or your money is returned
LAsTLY.-They absolutely cure Consti-
patton Indigestion, Bilious Attacks, Sick
or Bilious Headaches, and all derange-
ments of the liver, stomach and bowels.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-07-24
A Cult of Cabbage and Flowers.
From the Philadelphia Record.

The apostle of new cult threatens to
shortly invade America and spread his
gospel of cabbage and bathing trousers.
1t may be necessary to explain that the
credo Of the new faith has but two ar
ticles, the first imposing upon mankind
the commandment to eat of no other food
than cabbage, and nthe second limiting
human apparel to swimmers tights. At
this season of the year there might be
much to commend the latter; but as to
the first article regulating our diet, per
haps Prophet Dieffenbach, who is one of
the jolly set of Munich artists, and there
fore presumably good natured, may
listen to our suggestion and compromise
on E'rankfurter sausages and sauerkraut.
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omoial Record for the Morning News.
Local forecast for Savannah and vicinity
tin midnight, July 81, 1898 Partly cloudy
probably shower ia afternoon or evening;
continued high temperature; west to north.
west winds.
Odiclal forecast for Georgia. Generally fair;
continued warm, westerly winds
Comna rison OF mean temperature at Savan-
nah. Ca, July -, 1875, with tie normal for
the dav:
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The Queen Of England is said to feel very
indignant indeed over a Stumbling that she has
received from the Royal Academy. 1t Is Gus
tOmary that whenever picture is sent to the
academy exhibition by command of the
queen to accept it. whether it be good or bad
1t appears that portrait of the Princess Be
atrtce by some woman artist was so sent not
long since, but by somebody's blunder the
letter Of the queen s private secretary did not
accompany it, and as IL was very ordinary
piece OF work, and not properly vouched, II
was promptly rejected. 1t is said that her
British majesty has not been so much annoy
ed about anything since good many years
ago, when some anonymous p0etical EMISSIONS
Of hers were promptly returned by hard
hearted publisher with thanks,
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IEGAI MnIlcEs

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IN the Circuit Court of the United States
i for the Eastern Division Of the Southern
District OF Georgia.. & H. MANN & co. VS..
BENNETT BYMES, ct Creditors Bill.
Whereas, It is proposed by the parties to tho
record to settle the above stated case by
consent decree, and whereas such decree has
been presented to the court to accomplish
said settlement and 10 distribute the fund In
court In accordance with the terms thereof.
BE IL therefore ordered that a copy OF the de-
cree proposed be fled with the clerk of the
court, ana that all parties desiring to object
thereto shall be made parties conformably to
the rules in equity, and file their objections
before the August rules of this court, and
that a copy OF this order be printed for ten
days in the Savannah NEWS and the Savan.
nah Press, in the usual manner in which legal
advertisements are printed.
In open court, this 18th day Of July, 1893.
EMORY SPEER,
IL s. Indna.