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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1900-08-25
FOR RENT.HOUSES.
UNFINISHED.

cOh nLAN 1-I1OOoLo.
UNFURNIsHED.
,s,o EI !, SsW vt s,s, S S,s So So -
t. ss s sih St It "~ 50
1 1sas Yale 5, :; NJ. e~ ;9 ,, ,: s s .
eie 81 nw iar i 1850 Emerson sr ne. 90
s 1879 eap nw 1888 Gale: St
2io2 ward pi NV. Or: so y : " suas-..tn&s.st
For Si;, R EN- VERMONT AVE RS AMP
MULLER. 1907 14th ST. NV. au25 ct
FOR RENT-FINE HOUSE OF is ROOMS, 2
Ia'n'' central W w ysnti asi 60. st. NV
900 18th NV. Or .s25. solsso H me- Or. sto. 40 30
q me- ne. e 8, 81 95 ne, % %
Also desirable houses for eolored tenants. low
oa saass,. GARRETT, 18th st \. Y. av. NV.
FOR RENT-BY R: s. DONALDSON.
Tel. 44S. $40 10th at NV.
w. fals 2a 1s sES g
5ss' st NV 1:tss sss sa 1srss
2ise NV. ioTds. 90 = NV. ior8S so
las si.t iGf4s ; ISs Ind sy g
GA 18th ne. 8r&b: u 10 so Defree~ ..1a5O
y a., Pierce NV. 6r&b 1. 80 1913 NV. 90
It, " ''o''O
s F., RENr,aol s;W;; STORE & aR RENT. SIS:
21a sw. 4rami 81 80 s24 sw. rooms II 80
I2l N Sc, Or. ami. 10 80 los Q sw, rooms 500
fr SRn 't ,a Tw u, city. er. ami IS. LEON
FOB RENT-RY w voc g, pnyALL. s2s 2 ST NV:
st 81 81 saa r. ns g
A. e; If lts 10; 1913 Flat sr. Sls 18th
esss Ps,.iSn ssS 90 81 NV 30
-, NV. ior... soso Myrtle ne. or S. Is %
For CoIoREb @i TEN "a =" 'f $50
a Gss 70 18Th nT nw "a e. ss n NV
sas Wash st a. NV Or 50 90 81: "a sw SO
1913 c ne. Tor. -. .$s5 so once r.. SOS nw..7.oo
and &: llsf a9' 10th
FOR RENT.RY WIN; \; EAsrKRDAY. Ti5 18TH
l7Ss io2 b. Rxss 80
1919 & lps II IA, ,ss IT. g
22a 9th Sc ST. ba 20 so 1O27 I'm ne. ST. ba SO
bath a.i r Full ifi 1T T.: q, Of a
-; M: .. y. is: 4
IL ' 10. ss E SS
u, IT'S
1888 st, 13r&b 80. 90 1910 5th st. 6r&b. so
1911 s st. l2r&b. 20. 90 14i1 1ith at g.. 90
iISo W. or61tore. 1900 Ofdces In Metserott bldg
1919 Columbia, 11r, 81 Sol
an2S-tf GAScH BROS. 1907 F 1T.
FOR RENT-A- 8. CAYwOOD. 8as 9Th ST NV.
lao! NV l3r 500 90 1882 Col bia I'd 12r 5000
1S4 10th NV. Tor IS. sol 910 10Th NV Tor Al 40
4oS Mo av NV 30 S. 2226 9th NV. .Sr. q. 50
III iith NV or 30 3fOS Sherman av. Or. $500
1243 9th NV. Or. Is. 60i Gle n 7r ID 90
Alb Ridge NV, fit .Sr. 16.OOi 1927 ne Or Ia 40
1888 18th ..5r. .13. Sol 7l3 Irwin NV Or - 20
1902 av nw .5r. IL. sol aO5 Fla av ne 5r 10 ~
3ol Wilson NV. .5r. 9.O0I Rear 81 C ne . 5r 4 OO
1123 Hayes ct. Ar. .S.o0l 1l2 NJ sw, 5r Z RI
Al Bland al NV. Ar. .6.50E 1897 n 5r 800
80 L. sw- Ar. 300 2(D1 Seaton
1854 superior st NV. Meridian Hin. .Sr. 1880
9th hse n. side Scott av. H. W. mr. Sol HON Sr IL 50
TN hse n. side Scott Sol. HON 10 30
644 Callar st ne, bet. 6th&7th. K&I4. Or II 80
IJ21 Fr1stOe ct NV. bet. 13th&14 th ySw 3r q so
9Ss DesmOnds al. s.w., bet. 9&10. CAD. 3r. 400
6Ol Gordon av me-. bet. 2d&3d, F&ti, 200
40 Carns al s.w.. bet. 12th&13th. D& f. 100
6O.t2 Ne. b. bs'm't r., n. RS. LIST d .3r. so
lao Providence st. Ivy City............. DR. 90
UNFINISHED ROOMS.
800 NV, fiat. 3r. Is 90 439 9th NV sing or en- ste
au25-3t'.H
FOR RENT-MODERN; ROOMS; CELLAR;
nice condition; large side yard: deep parking:
FOR RENT. C. WELDON 4 Co. e24 F. CAP ST
lOOPa av Sc 12r, 2b 5000 8l1 Md me- LOT 10 so
sos Sc, Tor. b. 1850 1913 Mass ay Or b37 so
. 9Th Sc, ST. b. SO 90 1874 9Th ne, Or 2b 90
70 h II
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1900-08-25

FOR RENT-MT. PLEASANT, 3sTORY, PRESS
brick; circular bay window; front parking: large
back yard nine rooms; closets; large pantry; GEL
lar; electric lighting south front; handsome out
side and in; $1,000 Inquire 1865 Kenesaw aTs.
au2S-3t$ =
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1900-08-25

II. Sc COR. THAI wv.
1900 18th NV, Sr&b. 1880
1243 II ne. store. :. 1000
1719 9th NV. 6r&b. 1880
l849 9Th NV. store. 1880
1109 7th, Grab fat. $500
80 n Sc, sto, 7r&w. $500
lthi5i-. I'd NV. 6r&b. IL so
1243 Fl ne, 4r&b fat. 1900
1884 Sth NV, 6r&w. 1900
1437 G. ne, Grab. 1880
1905 L NV. 6r&b(coD 1880
4S1 K NV, store. 1850
a36 NJ NV, Draw. 1850
180 N ] av: 6r&w. 1870
81 FentOn ne. 6r&w.11.30
433 WashingtOn(coD Hoo
1871 Del ay ne, 5r&w.1O.0
Rear 1888 N, 4r&w.1O.30
80 n -, 6r&w. 1000
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1900-08-25

YESTERDAY. Ti6 18th.
1II7 Riggs pl. lOr. Ia. $3.50
1913 Riggs pl. Tor ,ba. 81 80
2l44 p, 1fr. ba. ;. IS 63
1870 2ai, sr, ba. :. 80. 50
312 9th ne, Or, ba. 20. 50
1927 TIN ne, Sr. ba. 20 so
T03 13fh he, Or, ba. 1850
Full list at Office.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1900-08-25

WANTED-RMIABLD BUILDER WANTS THREE
- ave desirable lots. northwest; owner to take
untncumberSd house a. part payment. GEO. Y.
WORTHIN0TON, lAlo q n.w. AUS 1t =.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1900-08-25

FOR RENT-1437 PARK ST., MT. PLEASANT; IL
rooms and bath; anil; large grounds; y block
from cars; rent $50. In advance. au25-3t'
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FOB RENT-a1O6 1STH 81. NV; HANDSOME
tile bath, porcelain tub. etc.: $3.50
2l13 n NV; 10-rm., bath and cellar brick;
= SA2 =. yO8k s0N, eis g nv.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1900-08-25

FOR RENT-BY B. r. SAL
1907 Clifton. Sr&b. $500
1897 II ne, Tor. b, sta so. 90
1917 9Th NV. 11r&b. ~. 50
1910 18th NV, Grab 50. 80
415 X NV. Or. b. sto. 81. 50
sol F ne. sto, 7r&b. 30 so
1887 7th. sto. Gel. Sta. 80. 90
1907 7th NV, 3r&b fit. q. so
637 D NV, 10r&b. .2. 81
1907 Sth NV, 6r&b. .25. so
l445 . NV. Or. b. ..&.35
1922 10th NV ,6r&b. q. 80
SIS q ne. 7r&b. .8. 80
231 I'd nv. 7r&b. 20 so
$40 n nv, 7r&b. ..22.@
142S LIST NV, 6r&b. .2.50
Sal L NV, sro&cel. 20. 30
174A 7th, sto Il l rm. 20. 50
201 o NV, 9r&b COL. 20.50
au%-tf
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1f3 ii st, Tr&h. 30. SO
pa 18th sw. 14r&b. 80. 80
502S CAmi,'ge pl. ". 2s.00
Store, 22l0 14th Ut. IS. 10
l fiat, 1706 Pa av. rs 90
113 Il l av, l0rA2b 70. 90
-l107 @ 1T. D.. .S1s&23 90
] nat. 1915 @ Ut, Or. 20. ~
12D 5th st. 6r&b. 1850
1905 18th st. Or. ....1s.OO
14l1 11th st, Or. 1900
Omces In Metserott bldg.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1900-08-25

FOR RENT = 1O-RooM BRICK HOUSE, 1915
Also Il-room brick. I74s Oregon ave NV: new
and in best condition. Apply to 1742 Oregon
s. hve. NV. -. au25-0ts
FOR RENT-1-Q ST. NE; $25so; 9 ROOMS
and bath; all modern Improvements. OWNER
FOR RENT-MARTIN BROS. 1925 PA AVE.
2150 P. 1Oreb. .$45. So e0I4 H. Or&b 49, 80 so
1000 26th. 11r&b. 3O.50i 100 v, Sr&b. 80 50
11i5 list. 16rdkb. I'D. O0i 26O0 L. 4r fat Is 90
2130 H, n, furn. .O0 1719 Superior 5r&w. ! 90
3o335 18TH 6r&w. so iii Superior 5r&w. 10 so
Besseis ct, ar. .7.50ly5 Grant av 4r, W. 10 80
6&7 Freys Ct, Ar. $50 COS av, 6r. 10 so
Poona ct, Dr.. ..70Oi 2i22 18th, br&w. 1000
1747 @ 12r&b.s... ,.,:75 % 2b2I T st. 5r.. g. so
dn5 HOPKINS 9r&b. 4s 50 Ills Superior. 4r&w 300
TAG z. 12r&b... .40OOt
For Rert-Large store excellent situation for any
branch OF business; competition In Immediate
vicinity, cor. n. II. ave. and U st. Only. SIS. 90
SPECIAL OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES boarding house
for rent, situated In the northwest near War and
Treasury Depts. more than enough roOmers at this
For Rent-2O07 q st. NV; rooms and bath,
pantry; hot and cold water. $50 per mo.
For Rent-1S20 st.; rooms and bath; mod.
imps.; $3.50. With stable, $4O5O. Convenient
to cars and the govt depts.
MARTIN BROS,
du24-St 1925 Pa.
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FOR RENT-A DESIRABLE BROwN-STONE AND
, brick residence, 1717 NV; 10 rooms and
bath: fashionable locality; reduced, II rented this
Month. to $85. Look at 212 18th st. Sw.: brick;
rooms and bath; only 5000 NO.; will be
vacated Sept g. STONE & FAIRFAX,
1t 500 St NV.
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WILCOX. 1907 Pa. ave.
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For RENT-2O1 S.w.. STORE & Or: RENT SIS
III sw. Ar ami $11 30 224 sw. rooms. IL 80
329 sw. 81. ami. IL so $50 Sd sw rooms 70 80
III Sc, or, ami. 10. 30 los sw, 4 rooms 6. 90
Prout ST.. Twining City Or ami 81 LION
ARD. $40 ~ St s.w. nu25-3ts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1900-08-25

FOR RENT - N-ROOM
+ 18th ct. NV. AMI
Also J1-room brick, TIA
and, in best condition.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1900-08-25

BRICK HOUSE. 1915
in flrst-class order.
Oregon ave. NV: new
Apply to 1742 Oregon
an9H Ate
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-16
REPORT or GEv. BURLINGTON.
DIscIoscs some Differences in ord
nance Department.

hAnft
Washington. Nov. l5-The report Of
Gen. Burlington. chief OF the bureau o.
ordnance. has been made TO the secfe.
tary OF War.
Some Of the most interesting portions
Of the report deJing with disputei
points between the ordnance bureau ard
the board OF ordnance and fortlncatons
are contained IN appendices. which have
not yet been made public. AmouE these
features is that o. field guns which IS
dismissed with a paragraph stating that
the facts can DE found IN AN appendix.
The ordnance bureau was % Bout 90 {
the contracts for .0) field guns. WREN
the recommendation OF tha board OF ord
nance and Notifications was arprotci.
holding up any action Tor some months.
IL - IN connection with ncll rInln "a
that an agent OF the government has ODE
tanned what he alleges Ia the s crtt ~
the French field gun. and which % o. pro-
posed shall be- tested by this government
Another controversy Is th7t relating 10
the disappearing gun carriage. whose
further manufacture has been decided
against by the board Of ordnance ard
Notifications. Gen. Burlington dtscusse.
the history ~ this carriag,. showing thai
% was ordered by the Eudicoit beard ana
the Secretary OF War.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-16
DIED FROM AFFIRMATION.
Dr. c. 4. AhIstrom and Mrs Harry
Gardner Killed In Hotel Room.


New York Nov. l5.-Dr. Chrstophe- g.
Ahlstrom and Mrs. Harry Gardner. both
OF this city. were found dead IN a bcir.om
In the Boulevard Hotel In broadway
Both had been sunoea,ed 6y Illuminating
gas.
Rhelnhold Busse proprietor Of the ho-
tel. SAM che couple. whom De had never
seen before. the 20 the hotel about b
O'Clock yesterday cN~eipg They drank to-
gcther In the best OF sbi-f,-
About O'Clock the man arkcna.-- r.
room for himself and the woman. 40 res.
isiered as John Mullen and wife. New
York city He was assigned 90 "a room
on the third floor The room was 81 small
hall bedroom About O'Clock tals morn.
Ing Proprietor Busse found that gas was
escaping from the room. An entrance was
forced and the ras was found escaping
from a radiator. one Of the gas lets
burned d.mly. The woman was found on
the iioor and the man on the bod Both
were dead.
The woman was handsome brunette
about q years OF age She was the wife
OF man who followed tho races Mrs.
Gardner's mother. 10 was learned. lives
In Chicago. When tine husband OF The
woman was found to-day near his fat
be said he WIS out looking for her Jas,
night, after h. had failed 90 nnd her ai
home. when he saw her picture printed
to-day he identified q as that OF his wife
The couple were married IN 1873. ,and lived
in Ohio before they went 90 ChlcaCo.
Garduer's brother was patient OF Dr.
Ahlsirom's. Gardner thought the doc
tor was fond OF hts wife bun never .ua-
pected her fidelity Tho autopsy hcid late
to-day showed that death in both cases
was caused by gas asphyxiatlon.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-16
IEFFRlES WILL DO BATTLE.
.,,,>cES 10 FIGHT BUHLIN BE
roHE MEETING sHARkEN.

Agreement Practically Calls for
-h, ia the Finish-wInncr IL to
l. the Entire PurSc-JcnrieS
,o,tons 90 Meet Fitssimmons he
,,rr Fighting Ei'@"- Rahlin or
arLr,-AEreemcn with shRr-
aud RuhIin about the same.
York. Nov. l5-James ]. Jefries
rred articles OF agreement for
..,. with both Gus Rubin and Tom
According 10 the stpulations
with Ruhlin Is 90 take place
aa
Rubin agreement calls for
tr-avc round contest before the
ing The host inducements, ON or
flne /. 1871. the exact date to be
,.. when the club articles are signed.
auy the agreement calls FOR a
.... .-a finish. Should the contest take
-, a Il state or city legalizng only
- round contests. then 1T the end
.f... .H.uty-afth round. u the referee
.tI, 20 render a decision he shall
t.s emitted to extend the contest five
,..-l. az time indefinitely until he
20 decide the winner. II the con-
49,. taErs place On tho state OF Nevada
tb a mall be 10 finish
rr contest shall be- governed by the
1f 10 Quecnsbcrry rules and the
,osr M be permitted 90 fight with one
rarl f each protecting himself az the
,r..F.aas. but thcy are 20 break at the
g,,a,f a. the referee Five-ounce
called for The winner e. to
,.t .ae entire purse ana an the receipts.
.~ ana other money accrung from
~ either man bee beaten be-
,,..r...a and the time OF the battle. the
u ne declared OF 10y the man
vh. YIas unbcaten.
r only one condition IN the agree
rrsrt .f. t1af o. that Jcnres reserves
49, 70 meet Bob Fitzammons before
49, r.t.n with Rubin. providing this
..r arranged on or before April =,
M match with Fitzsimmons may nc
mos uostp1nemcut u the bout.
ened agreement with Jenries to-
dst 10. to Tom Sharkcy for his sigma
..r. a.. a-n. is 90 Doe on the same terms
81 Ianrics- Ruhiin contest. The date
tr. natcl is set for on or before July
~. I.uries reserves the right 20 meet
hot. Fitzs mmous oud Ruhlin before inc
match Niih him providing the match with
Fsz mmaus comes on on or before June
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-16
WEDDING or Miss MORGAN.
MuiIonaire's Daughter che Bride of
"a New York Lawyer.

MnIIonaire's Daughter che Bride OF
New YORK Lawyer.
Vow YorN Nov i5-Miss Louise Pier
pont Morgan. daughter % Mr. and Mrs.
j. Pierpont Morgan. was married ~ $50
O'Clock This afternoon IN st. Georges
church suyvesant Square to Herbert
Livingston satterlee. lawyer Of chs
cltv. Tho Invitations Tor the ceremony
numbered 800. much beyond the seating
capacity OF the church. The ceremony
was performed by the Rev. DR. Rains
ford rector OF 81 Georges. The service
WAS fuAy choral
Tho bride. who vas accompanied by her
father. wore a superb wedding gown ~
white peau de sole. almost entirely COW
cred with exquisite potns a Alencon. Toe
vcil was OF tuiie. and the bouquet was
of white orchids. Lilies Of tho Valley and
white roses.
Tho bfids smaids were Miss Anne Tracy
Morgan the brides sister. Miss Carolina
Morgan Miss Ursula Morgan. and Miss
Frances street Happin. her cousins Miss
Marion Saitorleo. sister OF the bridegroom
and Miss May Sturgoss
The nornl decorations In tho church ana
house were % an unusually elaborate
character. Tho Morgan residence who're
the reception was held. was also hand
somoly decorated with a profus.on oi
roses. chr,sauthemums and palms
The couple received Ia the drawing
ROOM standing In front Of mass Of
flowers buffet luncheon was served IN
der large temporary structure erected
Boz the ward adjoining the house.
The bride received from her father a
superb tiara and collar Of diamonds and
q brooch 81 maruuisc diamonds. set three
face design. and O. b. said Mr.. Morgan
las SCI aside for her bonds ~ great value.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-16
DAUGHTERS or ooNFEDERAoY.
President Nrs. Weed Delivered n
stirring Address.

President Mrs. Weed Delivered n
stirring Address.
Montgomery. Ala Nov. 15.-At today 3
session OF tho United Daughters Of the
Confcderacy. Mrs. Weed delivered the
PRESIDENT annual address She spoke Of
the growth OF the association from its
nrst organization. and especially since the
last meeting at Richmond. There are now
5000 members. she said. ana over f0l
chapters. 'fhe result OF the faithful work
o. the women ofthc South"
She continued.
CAS- long as timc endures. Southern wo-
men win stand nrst in their devotion to
the cause % the south. 40 the glorious
past"
Mrs Weed called upon those pre- ent 20
educate their children a. true Southern =
in the run knowledge Of the war and the
causes that led 90 g.
They should be taught" she fai1,
"why their fsthtrs gave up everything.
even life Itself Tor the psinclp.es IN
volycd"
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-16
4 sENsArIoN4L RESIGNATION.
DR.. Ross says Mrs. stanford Forced
Him 10 Resign.


stanford University. call Nov lb-Dr
Edward Ross. head professor IN the dc
plrtmeut OF economies and sociology at
stanford University has resigned. The
resignation eau-ed quite a sensation in
university circles. where Or. Ross was ex-
tremely p.puar.
lea his formal letter OF resignation he
inuma ed mar he was being forced out Of
the university Is Mrs stanford. who had
taken exceptions 90 statements made by
him iu his pIbiie addresses on sociology
cal ana ccon1mir questions He further
sIil chat Mrs Sanford WAS prompted by
certain powerful. persons and commercial
interests in sau Francisco. Several Of the
faculty have token sides with Or. Ross.
Dr. Jordan. president Of the University.
said to-day:
"In regard 20 the resignation Of ar.
Rose. g. is rieht that : should make "A
further statement There is not the slight
est evidence that be is a martyr 10 free
dom of speech Nor Is there any reason
to believe taat DTS withdrawal has been
duo 20 any pressure 81 capital or any 9TH
or sinister influence 7 know that Mrs.
Stanford decl Ion was reached only after
long ard earnest CON Iteration and that
us motive Was the welfare OF tho Uni
tcrsltv and That alone"
sunni m,uaru Dis former uttcr7u0 es
urou tho subject Of Professor Ross' dis
missli Dr Howard tod y aGdrc his
class in history upon the matter The
entire hour of the class was given up %
tna discussion 81 free speech" nr.
Howard arraIeued the influences thai
brought about tho dtmissal q the pro
fessor.
Professor Howard concluded his speech
with tn!s.ser zationnl utterancc.
''I 10 not Low down 10 saint Market
street. do rot don my hat q the SIX
Comrauiss. neither ann ] afraid OF the
Standard ON Company.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-16
SCALING or THE wan rANEs.
ConRressman Tnwncy Thinks ~ Mus;
Come Gradually.


winona MINI. Nov. i5.--Congre~sman
James A. Tawuey Or tho ways ana Mean
Committee. speaking Of the meeting 70
be held in Washington, Nov. 3D. said
.'Tho object IL to consider the extent
10 which the war revenue taxes can De-
removed and amendments suggested 20
make the law more satisfactory iu admin
.stratiou The problem as 20 what taxes
shall he removed will be perpleNing ou'.
think however. Il IS safe to say that
me stamp tax upon Instruments Of con-
vevancc. such as notes. deeds, mort
CAGES inhoriances for charitable and
benevolent purposes will be removed, pos
sibly the taxes upon proprietary medicines
and some others.
1T will be the desire of The member
~ the committee TO remove just as many
OF the stamp taxes as possible. hut Ike
the removal Of the stamp taxes under M
old civil war revenue act this Will prob
ably have 20 be done gradually 20 as %
avoid sailing too close TO the danger Of
a deficit "
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-16
COMMISSION sooN TO MEET.
VIII Take - Questions Hetween
Canada and United states.

'"n"d" and United states
Washington. Nov E-st,ps have been
taken f,r r.s.p,ing "a, in,portsnt work
-. -.
'' '"' N"h" 'N''''' 'n
up Of fofrc cHta-ivos - TIE lnHed states,
Great irtaiu and Canada and consider
............. ,....,.
AMY VIA determine "l'hh Wv "''s
what course VIII Doe pursued
Correspondence has raised recently be-
,.... ,..,.,,. .,t u.,.bt,etnn r.Istiv.
\" iDrNnihr ihr WITH ana nov ''''t -"
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-16
ESTIMATE oF conN cRoP.
The Average Yield Ter Acre II Put al
@5.J Bushels.

Washington. Nov. l5-The preliminary
estimate OF the average yield per acre
Or corn in 1870. as published IN the forth
coming monthly report OF the staiisucan
Of the Department OF Agriculture Is 253
bushels as compared with an average
yield Of Is 81 bushels in 1892 OF 2i76 bush
els in lsss. and a ten year average Of 2L1
bushels
The average a. TO quality o. sos per
cert. as compared with So per cent llst
year and - Z per cent in November. 1872,
II Is estimated that a. per cent. Of 'hc
corn crop a 1898 was siill in the hand
Of farmers on Nov. 1. 1890, az compared
with So ger cent Of the crop Of lsN in
farmers hands on Nov. Z. 1893. und I&
per cent OF that OF 1851 IN hand on Nov
]. 1885
Tho preliminary estimate Of the cotton
crop based upon reports from the de-
partment's regular correspondents. from
ginners and from individual planters, sup
plemcnied by the invesfirations 81 special
agents viii be issued early 90 December
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-16
TREASURE SHOPS or LONDON.
city Remarkable for the Cursous
Things ~ Wakes and sells.

innings " Wakes and Sells.
From the Newcastle CIsng) Chronicle.
DO you know thar most OF the old sil-
yer you buy In Holland IL Imported from
England II you have wandered about
the Netherlands he sure you have rubbed
your inquiring nose against the dim glass
Of old curiosity shops and been tempted
IN after an old silver windmill. ship IN
ful sell. an old snufr box. sugar sf.
Ter. a Tiny silver sofa. a Growing cock.
soule dainty trihc that you can carry
away comfortably. aud while you have
been gazing with delight az these tiny
Dutch treasures YOU have also observed
more important treasures. a silver beaker,
an old Dutch salver In the end you
have come away with valuable and char
acteristio souvenirs OF Holland: and prob-
ably your feet are barely clear Of the
o'd storehouse than the London traveller
follows you with a fresh supply or 10 so
llcii orders for the same
wonder city. London n ~ does not
make everything. as they cay birmingham
does 10 makes many remarkable things.
and deals in every conceivable article I'M
der the sun in nothing D. n more notable
than for ttH supply or ancient furniture
and old silver some 81 u made 60 per-
fectlon. with every mark OF age. but. Of
course. a vast quantity Of " genuine Half
a Dozen Berlins. New Yorks and Parses
together could hardly match the treasure
shops Of gold ard silver work that make
many Of the London streets museums OF
arr. walk along Coventry street Bond
street. oxford street down TO the Marble
Arch aud back by P,cadilly, 81 james
4 market can b. found sufficient TO war
rant the vast stocks Of Old silver and gold
plate on view and packed away In those
localities
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-16

washington. Nov. i5.-The United States
training ship Dixie arrived yesterday az
Bizerta port in Algiers.
The Albany has sailed from Singapore
for Manila.
The Annapolis was commissioned Of
Norfolk yesterday She f. under orders
to reinforce the American fleet on the
Asiauc station. and will sail az an early
date by way Of Eucz
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-16
Acquitted or BURGLARY.
Two of the Defendants We're Immc-
.InteIy Rc-nrrested.

Richmond. Va. Nov. Is I'm sncnan-
do,b Court to-day. Edward Carney ALA
clutch" John Butler alias slim Jim.
and stuart =. Gray. ni.as "scoWy
cooreed with burgiarizing the Mass1nui
ten Bank at strasburg were acquiilel
Butler was Immediately re1rresi'' 900 .
@n,rre Of robhing the posfonice at Rock
away y j.. and Carney Is he'd'fo thH
tennessee authorities. being wanted in
that state. Il is said TO complete term
In the peniteniiary.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-16
wiz cenaucl rorclgn Trade

norfolk Va. Nov. i5.-Judge Hnnckcl.
motion Of Romano II. Crosby OF
20 New York law firm Of Burk q
'y to-day granted charter 20
Eddy q Co. Limited. Of New
the purpose Of which are to con-
general importing and exporting
presumably between this coun-
Hi the South American republics.
hly Argentina. Capital $4,000. DIT
into shares OF si0o each ". b.
'-.i Is president OF the corporation.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-16
o>E INDICTMENT aUAsHED.
Case Against EvRngeii.t for Mort
Eagiug Trust Property.

Case Against Evangelical for Mort
Eagiug Trust Property.
ehold. y. j.. NOV l5.-Frank T. Nc
j mote and W. Holt Apgan, attorneys
he Rev Dr. Henry ~ Wharton, Of
mors made motion before Judge
to-day to quash the three indiet-
found agains, tho evangelist
asst Indictment taken up was the
aafelne false prctcnscs IN getting a
aHns for au orphanago IN fee simple.
whereas he o. alleged 10 nave represented
was 20 him 10 trust The deel
H dated Aus 20. 1895. an, Judge He's
b.. she'd the Indictment. ar 10 was out
t1e ,wo years limit and outlawcd.
other two indictments charge the
with putting two mortgages on
r1u,rty. one Tor $500 ana anotheF
Or $3.50. and appropua'ng The money 10
.Nu uses Tho motion 20 quash these
$3.50 ui... mlnts Will be- argued later.