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lers, after moments consideration.
"We were talking about giving poor
Nina birthday gift, for she was favor
tie of ours, and her birthday would have
been on the Goth, had she lived. But
how do you mean to connect that cir
cumstance with the nonse usical notion
that lodged in Mrs. SchwinAe's brain ?"
asked he.
Listen-Ill explain it to your entire
satisfaction rejoined Varnoe. She
overheard you but imperfectly, and I'M
derstands our language also imperfectly.
Hence, when you mentioned the term
gift she lost sight of the fact that you
were not speaking her language, gift,
as you must be aware, means poison III
the German language.
Right; proceed" said the young
man.
"The word birthday reaching her
ear but indistinctly, she msconstrued,
in her excitement, into Bertha, and
with the two words birthday gift, she
was positive that you said to Mr.. Luther
that you were going to give to Bertha
gift meaning poison Don't You
see?"
A merry laugh, was the answer, and
they laughed in concert as they reviewed
the ridiculous side of the good ladys
mistake.
When it was explained to her how she
came to make so grave n mistake she was
greatly confused, and vowed to play the
part of ever.drOpper no more, and pos
sibly to remove from Frederick Sellers
heart to do so vile a deed as to poison his
landlady, she bestowed her hand on him
six months later, and became happy
bride.
An invitation was given to Varnoe to be
present at the wedding, Us he was now
looked upon as a friend by both the lady
and gentleman, and he was therefore
present upon that occasion.
Varnoe presented his bill for services
rendered while the guests were enjoying
the wedding supper. 1t reads as follows:
Mrs Bertha Sellers, nee Schwinke, DIR.
TO Varnoe:
For producing proof that Fred
erick Sellers did harbor no
deliberate design on Mrs.
Schwinke's life. S2O w
The detective mischievously handed it
to MIR. Sellers and whispered to him to
hand it to his bride after reading It. He
did so, and the guests who witnessed this
little by play greatly wondered what the
note contained that it had the power to
call such vivid bushes on the checks of
the blooming bride.
The bride placed the magic bill in her
bosom, and, while the bushes still lin
gered on her cheeks, she playfully shook
her plump finger at the laughing detec-
tive and said:
Now, I'll not pay you.'
And she didn't.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1881-03-24
Terrest al or atmospheric.

There was undoubtedly slight earth
quake in Sussex toward morning on
Wednesday of last week. The question,
"Did you fall out of bed last night?" was
asked at many n breakfast table on We'd
desday morning, from which fact it be-
came known that very many heard the
noise. Some say that their beds were
shaken, and that the noise and jar were
like that of heavy body Of snow sliding
on the roof. A crack between the wall
and the ceiling of this office, which was
scarcely perceptible until Wednesday, is
now so wide that the tip of the finger
can be thrust into it. Several from other
parts of the county, whose attention has
been called TO the fact say they were awak-
ened by an unusual noise early on We'd
nesday morning. Was it an earthquake?
The shock has since been explained as
the result of atmospheric pressure. The
intense cold caused the barometer to rise
very rapidly, and the cold wave coming
in contact with thin air caused the NOISE
which has given rise to so much talk. At
Montgomery, in Orange county, the
shock is described as quick. sharp re-
port, followed by IL low, rumbling sound,
during which, in some places, houses
were made to tremble and pictures were
hurled from the wall. 1t lasted about
30 seconds. Reports from along the
Hudson, between Poughkeepsie and New
berg, seem to show that the shock was
distinctly felt in parts of Ulster and Or
ange ounties.-Newton, n. j., Register.
A RIVAL TO KERosENE.-M. Kordig, a
Hungarian, has been performing some
experiments at scientific meetingsin Paris
with volatile combustible liquid which
is offered for lighting purposes. Having
arranged on the table several lamps in
which the fluids burns with bright
flame, NJ. Kordig states that the sub
stance presents no danger of fire or ex-
plosion, and he gives the following tests
He pours q quantity of the liquid on his
hat and lights it, whereupon long flame
springs up to the ceiling. He puts his hat
on his head and waits till the flame goes
out, and the hat is shown to be
intact. Next he pours some of the
LIQUID on the floor and on handker-
chief. and lights it; the floor and the
handkerchief are noways damaged. Some
drops may be put in the hollow OF ones
hand, and burnt without producing ap-
preciable pain. These facts are readily
explained. Kordig's mineral essence
boils at about 35 deg. c., and the tension
Of its vapor is considerable, so that 1t Is
not the liquid that burns, but its vapor.
The new liquid is said to be obtained
from natural oil beds recently discovered
in Hungary. II has slight smell OF
petroleum, and produces on the hand q
cold sensation, like ether.
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The farmer who let's all the liquids Of
his farm-yard run to waste is n spend
thrift, however close-isted he may be
with money Said practical farmer re-
Gently: ION my farm l have built els
terms under the barn and stable, in
which this liquid is collected. These
cisterns are all connected, and one being
built on lower grade, they all empty
into this one. When it rains / put .
force-pump into the cistern and fill two
water carts, such as are used in watering
our streets, and scatter this liquid over
our meadows; in forty eight hours after
wards change is perceived in the color
OF the grass. Another farmer, who has
q similar arrangement in his barn-yard,
says he saves 100 loads every year, and
thinks the liquid worth as much ~ 80
many loads of solid manure.
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"Dear Charles, / have here . letter
from Jennie B, my old schoolmate.
"Jennie By" "Yes. Do you not
remember that she married Captain
CO Captain C--y" Eyes; and
when he died she became Mrs.. Z"
INN. X--f Oh, veal Well. whose
widow il abe nowf"
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There is nothing like presence Of mind
after all. The other day, during q ire
mendous shower, a gentleman entered q
fashionable club, bearing silk umbrella,
which he placed in the stand. Instantly,
another gentleman, who was mourning
the abstraction of Just such an article,
jumped up. will you allow me to look
at that?" he said sternly. Certainly"
remarked the umbrella carrier. II was
Just taking it to the police station. 1t
was left in my house last nigt by . bur
glar whom we frightened OF. hope il
will prove first-rate clue" And though
the exasperated owner could plainly see
whore his name had besn scratched Oh
the handle, he eat down and changed tho
subject.
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Gin Zeal estate Gor Sale.
NETWORK, Monday. July ], 1881.
RECORDED REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
NgY.YOrK CITY.

& DNERTISFMENTS FOR TIE NEW
"a YORK VElEC Nj Will BE RECEIVED AT THE
pTONN OFFIC rs, No. l&''~ Btoat"ay, come, my
f,t-st sos Observation-Disclosures corner Eighth ava,
40 ~ East TouIttcnth5t corner linton square 200 iho'
fvc corner Tort Vcntis ut the HARLEM OFFICES,
Nos lO1l and 1900 TAudave.. corner one hundei and
I',crt' it,-ef. 70 -. al regular office rates
4 valuable RIVER FRONT. in Harlem, with
"a dwelling ANA stable price and terms APP " ItU-
LAND & WHITING, III SaSsau-st
INVESTMENT properties paying per cent
L not on Bcc-inar, William, Nassau anil FlltonStS.
RI LAND Il WHITING, l2i = assau-st.
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european advertisements.
N THE HIGH COURT of JUSTICE. Prob

IN THE HIGH COURT of JUSTICE, Probate,
J. Divorce and Admiralty Divisions Diyorcc-ro JOIi%
DENNIiLE, he Wcing AsilaIl.
County Derby. but OF Kearny, Clay County, Mo- n
tho United St2tse Of America Take notice thar CHA
TION bearing date &9h oi March, ISL las slct 20 TIC i
stance Of DOROTHY ANNE DEANiLLE, of NurclIugtDl.
IN the County OF stafford, citing To appear within eight
days after service Icy publication hereof and 10 hc
petition Gied by the Dorothy Anne DoaNlc
the dissolution o. her with John Df.te; and
such citation inlatOn that i'm de1 your
doing the Court viii to hear the petition proved udue
of law, and To sentence thereon
sence Notwithstanding and further ntmaton that for the
aforesaid attend IN b solC
tors the Divorce REGISTRY. House,
County Of MIdseX and there TO enter appearance
book kept purpose, without which VIII
allowed 10 address the person ~
stage OF the proceedings ia the cause
CHAS. }. MIDDLETON, Registrar
CHESTER & CO.. Staple Ina London, SOLICITORS 1ur he
Petitioner.
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NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY.
trains leave aees Closcr, Nyack
..5J l0:1o IA, l. +jc 90 Gao. $50, 1885
uua.,s, and Ci1
.,ii iartea lascr Safariay nisAts.
Na.nut spring Valley aud AVnscy 7;uo. Sao 4. ia $50
=. M JNO y AgBOI'r. uen'i Psssr Al gent, New York
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ES ED STAR LINE.
hc IN .ed states and Royal B9,yl1n Mail Itrln,ra
- ~ tRf SATURDAY FDR ANfWBRP.
,,,, Inc 5neaui Ari-1! - All tDS ~" Stit n'T'
EElGl1N /, ralir.ta,. ldl -.
Il . ~ d. I,,. IA IN.
-ai'phS stA,ern itAi'h
s,'cDill ctOlu tccDflinD
fti, rooms al 4 "a dseR
NO horses, cattle, allecp or nj
trst D. =
second CABIN pvnpsi - oVcIrsnl, =, ~
StNota4c, ~'<i prepaid. -. -. Oh
'"'h WRIGHT - SONS. Nsui 3d. i'.''Ai"t'' ~ -
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Ocean Cleaners.

(tENEp,V rD,1-c ,,rr ,-,,,rC, - :. -
Z ENrNAlI TRANSATLANTIC COMPANY,
- BETWEEN NfW-NOEk AND TTkVRU
PlCroCompanv new n ~ Vor, I}ir foot Of Nrorto, O.,
,, ny tns line avoid bg-h transit 10y English rail-
81 ! Ar-r,t,,-,f Co...
az IN g., sem lbW ednesay, July 20 p.
i't Wednesday, Julv 6
iNh on reg yonnais, OF Paris, in amounts to suit.
~ 81 IONAi lINE.-trOm Pier 30. \. X.
I-llN.-.....JIt H. - ~ m HEX rit Tnl- on , y,
~, .,- FOE LONDON Victoria oocbsG ' 10y - ~ ''
fi,H tt Juy - ESQ g. m. O. y lA Univ 20 1870 m
p s'3to $40 currency; prepaid steclage tickets sos
n & ~ sYer thau most nes r. W. j. Hlji(SsT Manager
% ana AZ broadway. \. \. 80 " '' 'a7'
EDAQFETr tv,Jr ~ r,
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Drcssaaaina.

NRESSNAKER.-L Children'S, Infants,
Bows operates all machines. w ". perfect 81 Asy;
Will 20 IA he ,onut. Address j. c. ~ East lifbs Al
Ncttislng D".Ce.
II kESShhKEE wants few more customers;
AZ m Kinds OF lace iacn led al short notice No - hsecheF
q.
NRESSMAkEK and SEAMSTRESS.-By
- Good make over hl.s'
would Ink, country foT MONTHS Sins'i -
- East fCtn-st.
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Drooblnu l1ropeyln for Sale an0 60 Set
Z OW-PRICED LOTS, 5000 EACH up. in
~ rapidly improving part OF Bropkyu; for slr sn
in plots. rutland & WHITING, III Nas-tu-st
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rE7O PHILADELPHIA.

rIil: Old i.sr>nlTsnEo ROUTE AID SHORT LINE
20 TE5IYs nhC5 MY ,% % x T BAY ,P OK
DoTRG TEAcN X TIE =, MOST lYrRoyn2 reglr
WIrn ABSOLUTE. SAFETY,
Exprc.s Trains leave Nc,-lor Via Dcs5rossos and cor
oo ,5 ana az 70 io 3 IS ss6 Ii s .a a' aad s
hlnrcs, liams icivc Ncyi S5E daily cxcent sand,, a,
7:2o ,. running tnroNs VA trenton and cam
lcnrina. r,ips eaye VS., rhnadelpma 1901 s,. 5:2s
z. 200 = si2 .li II r. i' .3ni;o~. ~, i5' ,. m 3
S;i' ~ ' , = . p nm ,i, .o ~ 23 3
r.ckri onocs, 52G anl "a lolaNAy. A,or House aaI
loa'% ana do, ,, s1, Soa aaa brook
grant rick,t once l,aiieg.nacc ''''' O''' Lii
The Ncw-l ok TRANSFER Company for AMI check
FRANK Tii0Ns0N. j. IL. WOOD
Genera Manager Gcn'I I'-,,'r Aseat
V'HE ERIE RAILWAY, noT knowa as The
s 9E T aaa Sn Tsse 1r F e. r.! ISL
- p m. (DMyJ-.insi s. L2qis espress arriving Buf
sonhwcst. rnmans hest ir4"ins sleeping Coaces
20 'a'aa M. 6aiiy Pacifc Exlcs. for be West Sleeping
C92chcs hr"ash TO huEsI9, Tita "a, las Cincinnati md
55 ira Tor The w1 d.F o'' 10 'iO
Tri LeEf "a CE ham aS D:8 5 Az s f slo 7o
p cnl II midnight, saturday nights only sundays aI5
Eotirfa anS ra ,o az ; 99 1920 @I2
night. SUNDAYS, t. $50, 1920 NJ. las $50 800 ,. M
ra5rsog,G :5o, $50 1870 u noon li5 8 800 40
fa4dajs s, $780, iOsO ii5 $50, p. and j. hid
night
Clio 7.3O p. and u midnight, saturday nights only
, 9l5 "a. $40, $50 4.
Sufcrn, 6, $50 $50, 1920 las $50, Glo, 7:l5
1890 and IL midnight. sundays u, $780, 1920 H.
40, $50 u. m, and II midnight
Warwick, $50 n. M; 400 7.
NcwDuIg aad Cornwall, 80, $50, i:3o 600 p
Sunday, $50 al M
Rondout and Kingston. a. ni4 $3.50 p sundays $40
:.
Sr Mi9let y 7so s 100 M 3d. 42o = 7l5 p IN
sundays $50, 1929 "a. 60 The q and $50
r. NJ trains connect with Ncw-Nork and oswcSo Midland
isalioad at Mall-st-
deyr, $50. 1910 a &, $50 Gnd : D. NJ
- DAD j. N aAd az lOib and ll:aJ
p. ,,.,...,.,,. a., ,,..,.s,- 49,.
out ,iec.nE bc ,Dtan,d sns ogGcra te
,,n.rs,e harrarc De left
-. 40l on H0t broadway, Ma.
CONTEST, iroskA or et TAG Company = Dtpo's.
the West arfaNo IN NcelOr at 1:.5
! aud fl:25 q, in., anI 1910 J. m
JNO. n. ABBOTT, Gen'l Passr Agent NeN-N ork.
NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY.
" Trains halen Cos,e sck,
5l 1880 l. 3 J. @;Ju, go, Gao. $780, 1885
eauGas. anG L; - so pD NH leave
.nA t.rtea lnscr Satnr,i'y a'SAt-
,. ~ JNO ABBorr Uen'i Pass'r Agent, NeS-loT1
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Summer Resorts.

A LONG BRANCH, Thompson's Cottage,
ina hnnh9Ft station I eeaH "a sS SsH9R e92 &
4 TLANTIC HOUSE, Ocean Beach, \. j.
~ Now open season; ffty Yards rom tho
'gI WIN m oSsn view from ever room fS9nsye pazzas
$. w. LEEDS, rroprietress
At MORRIST0WN.-P rooms IN we'll
shaded county housewithn minutes walk Of depot;
also furnish cottage with board private table IL dgsed
AGd5 aoX S.5 + o. ' ao 1E@' noE T. ana
AZ TIE ELM TREE FARM HOUSE,
- 4cwott Heislts, catslu Mountains, y. YWantga 10
lc7 broadway, n. y Address j. A. RACE, Jewctt, y, y.
RELMONT HOUSE. Ncw-Brichton. staten
= isagllhorou gay renovated. rcwly umihod. over
ars Inquire as above or At LcnnoS House y shave.
ssEltkSHlRE beauties surround the BEltk-
- sHitE house. at Great HARRINGTON, 2Jasa four and
naa a nov mosquitoes; clcss roads ana scenery C.
RERKsHIRE HILLS, "Fenside," Ty1ing-
dary Of so cows splendid scney ana dres yGry w
HERKSHURE'S MOST POPULAR RESORT
~ MAPLEWOOD HALL, PITTS I ED. Mass
croat.racaon eonvelic1ce SaI cenior Special season
'''' 0p'" '''" ""' GE000Gff f. 'R}rrrEILH Manager
ROARD among the Green Mountains in pri
wcch sood roidfeucc AGdss Ms G. T. nAriS rowha
- catsn situated an ngh eoaad sp add scenery and
10 lS ;.S &Gdts5 s is J T. WYNN * Caro ~ ~
E6OARD NJ FARM HOUSE.-EXccllent place
- Tor tired business and thor families seeking hcath
&Gs. WILEiso4 dtis,il, T. = '''' ''7''D''9
PICARD can be obtained on one Of the
INV 6San , and II me fyfE T no 8aa and
iiof6rlif'ts som af'I rn .,,, ,t ~ -
Montague, Franklin County, Mass.
pOARD IN THE CATSKWIS.--Daily mail
Last Durham Greene County, i. y.
: ~ 4
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OST-Rank hook No I2S.3I3 issued by the
n sayrg Bank IN The ciiy OF New orr % ne
DoErl UITLE f1nnd returnen D - ~.
o,y August, 1851, arpcssdon ~li be HAs'o i' NV
BOOK. Juls u
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A r ORANGE, y. j. (neighhorhood speciality
Il-Propcrty ior sale and rc an Vlc2s great ba
EDWARD H.. HAMILTON. / = Piue-st. y. !.
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EASIDE PAN[ WOTTI.

- LOCATION PERFECTLY GRAND.
Bl"VN EEN OCEAN AND HARNHGAF BAY.
only p rlul from surf 300 wards Bay. Sailing FISH
ing and bathing unsurpassed. Address
lNHNKIiN HARRIS, seaside Park, ocean Co., NJ
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FIVE TRIPS DAILY.
! ONG BRANCH.

ga ~ q ~ 5Nit fBhNOl-rI ROCK.
i''t'" .iii D Leave, Loot
l'-. 1854 b.. r.
ca $500 i M ~" .-' $50 a. E, ana t l- every DAY
-:,f I. liy. 3. IS. including .luli.. -
b. . a. III, D.
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-. =. y = 7 - y 7 II = =.
SiIORr LIN r-QUTCk TINE.

..- -TIIkQUGH CAlS-LOWFeT FARES.
ca's o. II tdN titH TX ii,,S. 200 D. "lth through
i'i'Aon NeH-NorS: one way, f3 %; Ronul p, - 50.
s1HLEHeLD and NETWORK RAILWAY.
G2o cave Tor Freehold 3D. 745 m m. p 4:3o 530
y T." Jersey SOUTHERN RAILWAY.
= :% i"t Via sandy HOOK leave 80 g lO4O g.. n. 100
- - 'j' o:l5 Pc No. Tor East Long Branch, sundays
M, ~ ,'i0a d. 2:f5 p For OCEAN Grove Point Pleas
III andy Hook via Branchrort 5:is. 7:.5 Q A. L. u ~,
OBJ Monmouth cIcl. Sea'fl.f. &c. . "a Branch or 555
'.-':" a. DID,, - ll. . t.'H, $50, $50 p.
".t2a ny ~ Red Bank i9kcw1o3 Toms River Is
ny. 4,'' ", DID,, .'pl 9nf AL So; ions e. "a. idle
i,t g.. H., ~ ltc" an lnT "oo, Toms River, Is
Ia, i.'lt sea eide x. barncrat.
AT hili SO 4. IT. ol. for
N"' ahc Jester, Toms River, ATLANTIC CITY AID an
ii.l'As to Bay Side.
oie n.-Nlal.l Rank FOR Lakewood Writings. Toms
i'l\fl, Island lie 4.
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steamboats, an0 Railroads.

A TROY BOATS. CITIZENS, LINE.
T69A N a6s e4a@ge IN location NEW srEAMERs SARA
nom PII 10 H. Nort iver ye o dsly Sfeep5 Sa o
day steamer t6ehe Trains for the North and West sun
a LBANT BOATS, PEOPLES -, LINE
SoiJ I4 an ri, 81 JoHN leave Pier A. North River
m ~ SANAIST every WEEK DAY at y
taius Norih West and BASE " "or""s eNcePVoD WIN
EXCURSION tcAesto Albany am return good 80 DAYS - 50
- >, W W. EVERETT, President
4 LBANI DAY BOATS-ALBANY and G.
Pier s35 md 5sd ANY SUNDAYS excepeN leave Vostrst
M, andingat NyacE Forr West 9y Dy AnneS nj
bect ny @ W. (H al 81! and Hudson. Connect al Rhine.
VM2Ie r. r. Tickets sold ana Daesee checSei NorrI sna
goa yin this qe "Trip tickets 30 west Point mr. & -
T rTd BY down boat 81 sPECIAL ff&IN 70 ld
('ENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY-
n, ,9y ioot Of Fuiton,-., Jewelrs Wharf ~ AZ
5 KAY, Ne";YorSs foo OF Iiberv-st., follows.
Tor,m- u or Remington. Eastoa, Allentown Reading
45a N FOR schooleys ,Ioanian IIiga Bridge Branch.
B;t, %tr rl Femingo1 scloocy's Mountain. High
INNER fiE' MS pot Tanaqua, brifton, Nanticokc
ne r MAJ Eason Allentown. Reading lar
$40 p m~I;or Fcaiaeton. aop Wind Ga, ,,,oc,
Ou5; ',ia9Ga @liitoa, Wseslarrc, scrl ton ctc
E3si9D. Allentown. etc. ' ''-a' -''i'sc D''i'lN
81. p. M or somer,;lo bennington &c
Rs2ine ,IarisloTg Mach CHM wik share; Ger
and i 'I's leay nj $40 a. ~ D. Bound Brook
o,'n Iial rr @ rs ~ 93o H. for Eas'on, Alien
9:I5 jI5 i6.l5 ;'2 ni'' el2 ~ 73o 500 $50 p
3 3:30 f9a XII, Ia 10 a. NJ J. ~ ~ 10 IL $50,
80, lo"H. Il:l5, - p. - ' ' -
For trains 70 local points Time Tables at stations
= Y. and LONG BRANCH DIVISION.
$50 .5sgk Long Branch, ocean Grove AsbuIy PARK Point
lcayco ~ 75, Q, lo2Oa H. 10 H. p $780, l. 4;3o $50
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CORNWALL, y. Y.-Farms, cottages, villas,
" mills &c, for rent or s,le JAMES O.. ROE.
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L - NORTH GERMAN LLOYD
sIEAM>iIp LIE Bi.IN ZEN y EW-YORK,
,. SoUIliAMPION AND BREMEN 80
TT as ~ at. Juy ~
IN at Ia v . > ~ - Nlf....... sat Aug u
RATES OF IA oNA',I from NEW YORK. SOU1 itAAiP-
,,,..,. ION, NANitE OR BItlMEN
A'''@i CA'lN ....--.sloOl SECOND CABIN .-.....SOo
SiEENAEi., r3l
eturn ticScfs ~ reduced rates prepld steerayc ceri;
Sio - 9l'anrs. 7lu from Pier between second aii
lhlrcsCS, !ioboken, =. I.
OlLRiClfS x CO., Bowling Green
NOTICE.
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{ 'Ol NlNN BOARD on q hill; three hours
- Ide itn -nn ~ az, 'Ht iN" y sd. ies niu.
per weoS. Address G. BAko Ei Osoo~a,na Lake. lctts-
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IMAM LINE ROYAL MAIL STEAMERS.
MoNARcHL LlN Mink -, ,ovoov

Splendid new fL,0 steamers
Leave dock ailouiag IaYonia Ferry Icrsey
i.53I Ii" ~. Uly - ITO Aug 3
lSnla Monarch y27 P,rs'aa Hfonrs eh.. ~ ~
superb "ccpmnO tiLOI tDt saa3l 80 steer
age ake. eastward voyage rrepa =. low rates
Apply 90 Tho lccucgal agents,
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-12-23
DOan' LGse Sleep far America.

Brother Gardner, in Free Press.
Las mite as | war gwine pas McGuffy's
grocery" sOlemnly began Brother Gardner as
Samuel Skin got through pounding the stove,
las war gwine pas McGuffys grocery dar sat
de ole man Lee. reckon you all know de ole
man. He sat dar on a box. hat on de back OBJ
his head an feet Obstructin' de sidewalk. and
he was sayin to de crowd dat de present great
est need of dis kentry was an incease of cur
rency. Las winter all he got to eat cum from
de poor master, an all de clothes his family
wore cum from charitable people. / doan'
reckon he has dun one squar days work dis
hull season. and I'm quite sartin dat his wife
am bar fut an his chillen hungry, an yit he sot
dar spoutin' bout de needs Of de kentry
same as If he war carryin' half de
states in his west pocket. Let me say to
you all right yere dat none Of you need shoulder
yourselves wild any responsibility in regard to
dis kentry Jist let 'er slide. If she runs Off de
track, OATS none of your lookout. l know a
dozen Guild men i'm dis city who am continually
worried about de expansion or contraction of de
queshuns, an cherry one of em ragged an
hungry. DOan' you lose any sleep fur fear
America won't git up right end fust in the
mawn;n. All YOU have to do am to begin work
at seben an leave of at six an If de kentry
busts her bier you'll have suthin' laid by to
emigrate on. ] doan' keer two cents fur de
political fucher. Let em contract or expand
swell or shrink, nail down de kiver or leave de
box Open--Pm counted out. When have dun
my days work an got my pay have no furder
claims on de kentry. While pay my debts an
obey de laws she has no furder claims on me
We will now enter upon de usual reckless pro-
gam Of bizness."
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-12-23
THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.

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EsRS .1ffSH i EE$ss E Is rs
Plains" lying in the county q washington. D: G, the
il Equity No into lots numbered from one
corded subdivision Twelve Of these lots front the
on h e ne Of to ssse
remainder front forty foot road street laid down
front OF 30 feet 4s feet and SO feet by depth Of 200
feet or thereabout The lots the 40 foot road or
bsSs ssns Id e feet * $50 feet
road and 1875 feet thereabout the
said road street feet or thereabout on said
road to Rock creek church. There is commodious
on Mt Pleasant street by depth Of 200 the other
lots Mt Pleasant street havea similar depth with
the 70
be @ then the 0i lots on saa % M
street then the unlmproved lots Mt Pleasant street.
AND Lastly the dwelling house lot Pats OF the sub
or the trustees Some Of the 7thstreet lots will be sold
Terms Of sae One third cash balance in three equal
instalments. at six twelve and eighteen months With
ton Deposit of $50 on each lot when sold will be re-
chasel's cost If the terms Of sale are fully
the right to resell the lot or lots sold at
the risk and cost Of the defautng purchaser pnr
upon n's aaSs % II ss
d9-dts corner 14th and ID streets northwest.
DAY Of JANGAKY. un 49, AZ SANE HOUR Htf and
paSf IL 0r'ef OF T m Sowing Auctioneer