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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1883-05-19
No. IL.
ea PLM0- PALMLNE @a


This beautiful Lay weather makes Is
taikative. Some time agoBe said VIC would
tell you al about Pino-PalEn1ne az soon a3
Wecould. Tobegfn, It IL the long, delicate
fronds Qeaves) OF tho FoxtGn Pine OF
Florida These froad5 are ch0ck full OF
resin, and very fragrant.
That's why Dr. II. L. Bowker Sszte Assayer, sIaaa.
G2ys: - am fully prepared to Eay that Plno-Psi-
the amount Of h2laaIa and resins it contains pre-
Tcnts the absorption Of azy moisture yhateyer 50
many I'll effects arise from damp bedding that cry
article free from this objection cannot be too highly
appreciated"
The DR.. knows, for he alalyzed Tiao-PaIfn-
inc along with feathers, hair and excelsior.
Tow isPino-P -Palmine prepared2 Thcprocess
iscovered by two patents, and we r1igiEb b
telling secret But no; we go on. It Is
gathered, twisted, dried, and--tlicre it IS.
Take bunch and hold it to your nose.
Don't be afrai1; it has no chicken dandruH
and cattle scabsinit. here, now, imagine
an asthmatic person breathing that arofna
night after night, or a Theunaatic peTScn
drinking in pine toDic through the million
pores in hissdn, every pore being mouth.
You are now prepared 10 understand why
1t tones the system and relieves sorany
Ills. The absorbentS are very active, and
are your best friends, II you don't iI1p65,
upon them. But this space is too costly
for historic purposes, and you are IN toJ
much Of hurry. We will send you q full
history, which You can read with your Slip
pers on, II you VIII give US your address
If there fs no agent near you, send orders, with
Jeflot and breadth Of bed to Agent Pno-Pa Co.
lis Water street, Boston, Mass.
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CARDENAs. Bark Daring-675 empty hhds so
M shingles,
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RAILROAD ACCIDENT.
Collision on the Maine Central
Near Vassalboro.
Two Engineers and Fireman Killed.

AUGUSTA, May 1s--At nooa today a coilis-
ion occurred ON tho Maine C5nttal at Browns.
corner, yassalboro, dye and one-haif miles
above Augusta, between freight train NO 70,
coming down and special engine going up
Charles Merrill o. Augusta, engineer OF the
freight was killed aud Albert Kgore,eneineer
OF the special had bis back and legs broken and
will probably die. Both fremen were injured,
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1883-04-28
PASSENGERS,

For San Francisco, per w. II. Di.
mond April 27-M Davis, wife Mas
ter Davis and servant, + Reitenker
r V Brennan, Mrs johnson & child.
o c Swan, j JUDY, K r Underwood,
and in steerage.
From Maui and Molokai per Lee
hua, April 27-H II Ii Pomalkalan..
DR. Meyer, NJ Lewis, Mrs M King,
j Bishaw. r Hook, and about 80 DIX.
From Kahului per Kilauea Hou
April 2S.-W o Atwater, DIR. Chas.
p May, Miss Barstow, Mrs Batchler,
M G Correa, 80 deck 2 leper
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VESSELS IN PORT.

VESSELS IN PORT.
II. l. r. Ms Najiesdnik
Ger S S Ehrenfcls, Fisher
Stmr Madras, Bradley
Blk Janet Court,
Blk G. II. bishop, Wolters.
Blk d q Murray, Harrington
Blk II W Almy, Freeman
Blk Lizzie Ma shall, a.rs i-a5
Blk Moravian
Bktnc Eureka, Lee
BStne j. \. FalKcnburg, Goodman
Bktne Ella, 49,. ,-.
Tern Eva, Wikman' t@. %N>
Tern J c Ford. Gritiiths,
Tern Lenaswasy,
Bytnc Morning Star
Bgtnc w II Meyer,
Bgtnc John D Spreckels, Friis
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hOlOd
AT any of the above Money Order Post
Offices, an order will be issued, on APP
plication, for any sum from one ceM:fo
fifty dollars. The following are the fees
established, which are payable by the
applicant at the time the order is issued:
For any sum not exceeding
Five Dollars, .."........ cents
Over five dollars, and not cx-
cecding $40. .....10 cents
Over ten dollars, and not eN.
ceeding s25. .,..,,,...,..l5cc cents
Over twenty-five dollars, not
exceeding $40. 40 cents
Over forty dollars, not ca
eaeding $50. ...25 cents
No order will be issued for more than
fifty dollars, When q larger sum Is
want ID it must be procured IN two or
more orders.
An order cannot be issued ON any post
Office except one of the ubovc-named mo-
new order offices, until notice has been
given that it has been made money
order Office, nGT lC.5
AN order IS payable on presentation,
only ut the office drawn on, and the per-
son to whom it is paid must receipt Tor
the amount,
Blank applications are kept at each
money.order Office,
At the country money.order OH 'es,
certain days, and hours OF the day, Will
be designated by the Postmastcrs when
money orders will be issuei.
Nomoney,ordcr business transacted on
Sun lay. FEs =,
Pamphlets, containing more full de-
tails of the moncy-ordcr system, can be
had on application at any of the post
Offices.
Foreign Money Orders cannot be Is
sued until money order treaties have
be IN made with such countries us 1t may
be desirable to extend the system to.
II. NJ. WHITNEY, PING.
Honolulu, April, 1885, ssa I'm
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DEPARTURES

VESSELS LEAVING. THIS DAY
Schr Halcal1ala for Hilo
Bbtne j. A. Fallsinburg for S. F.
Bytne w. II. Meyer for S. f.
Schr Mary T. Foster for Kauai
Schr Manuokawai for Wai,,mea
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TELEPHONE
ARRIVAL q

ARRIVALS.
April 81
Schr Manuokawai from Koloa
Schr Moi Keiki from Molollai
Stmr Ehrcnlcls from Bremen
Schr Luka from kohala
Stmr Lchun from Maui and Moloka
Schr Kulamanu from Ookala
Stmr kilauea Hou from Kahului
Schr Meefoo from Koolau
DEPARTURES
April 81
Bktne w. II. Dimond for S. L.
Schr Marion for kukulaele
Schr Jennie for Nawiliwili
H.I.G.M.S. Leip,ic for Yokohama
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POSTAL MONEY ORDERS.

A RRANGEMENTS HAVING BEEN
N. completed for the Issuing of do
mes,ic POSTAL MONEY ORDERS by
the Post Office Department, notice i, gl.
ven that from and after MAY LIST, money
orders will be issued at, and can be
drawn on, either of the following named
post Offices: r
Lahalna. MAIL
Wailuku.
Kahului. ............
Hilo, Hawaii
VOildiu.
Waiohinu. ......
HonoEaa. .....S.
Waimel. ..........
Kcnlakekua. ....... 49,. ,,t f.
Lihuc. Kauai
Kolon "
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VESSELS EXPECTED.

VESSELS EXPEC Ed.
Rig Name From Duc
Stmr City of N. York i'm Sydney, May +
Stmr Suez, Dodd, fin S. +. Maye
Stmr Australia FIN S. f. My /;
P MS s City of Toxic, I'm Honglong
II. I. II. Ms Skobelctf
S S Abergeldie, FIN London, April l.
Ship Shannon, FIN Glasgow, July
Br ship Glenbervic, fin Liverp'l, Nj
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Osse of La l,ps,G here's Varos

}rofu Bon Perley P,cry's I.ecelI,cti,us
Gov Marcy, when Secretary Of State was n
great card player, and Mr.. Labouchere tell. of a
good story which happened when he was secre-
tary of the British legation at Washington 81
Went. said he. with the British minister to q
pleasant watering place in Virginia. where we
were to meet Mr. Marcy the then United STATES
Secretary of State, and reciprocity treaty be-
tween Canada aud the United states was to be
quietly discussed Mr.. Marcy the most genial o!
men, was cross as bear. He would agree to
nothing. What Oh earth is the matter with Your
chef: ] SAID 10 q secretary who accompanied
mn He doe, not have his rubber of whist
answered the secretary After this every night
80 minister and | played ut whist with Mr..
3i'tIcH ana his secretary. and every night we
- i';t stakes We're very triiling. but Mr..
HHic! lrit Iattered by beating the Rritishers at
WHAT he called their own came His GOOD hnmor
returned aud every m0rnin. when the details OF
tIe treaty We're being discussed We had our re-
'tii3e ana scored Ii few points for Canada
true account OF the money iesj.r;,adIy los,
u Washington TO dipl"mates heads of de,ar+
uehis ana congressman would give q gr,a, in
el"ht INTO The secret history o. i4o;sIatinn W..
representatives could vote :,ainst the claw, -, -
nan whose money he had been winninsr IN s,nau
sums II rs true, all winter? While adnit th,t
Incorporate drinking has done great harm M
Washington. | am confident that total ahsti.
hence from card playing would be productive n,
more good than a total abstinence from intaxt.
eating drinks. Some OF The most straight lar,.d
and puritauc OF the New England Congress.
mtn are inveterate whist players devoted 10
eacher, strong on poker and mighty On OLD
sIedge.
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Sound Advice.

Thurlow Weed began life burdened with poy-
erty and the limitations of a scanty education
He served as cabin-boy on sloop, served as
printers devil" rose to compositors posi-
ton, and finally filled the editorial chair of one
of the most influential journals in New York
He had authority as shrewd politician and q
wise observer of human affairs. No one was
better qualified than he to advise Young man
about to begin business career. The follow
ing extracts from letter written to his son. on
the eve OF his embarking in business shows how
highly Mr.. Weed valued the minor virtues as
means oil advancing young merchant:
Much depends upon yourself. With Industry
and economy. l entertain strong confidence
that you will succeed; but Incidence and mat
tention will be sure to bring ruin and disgrace
beseech you. therefore, to give your whole
attention to your business
Industry and economy In early life, unless
some peculiar misfortune overtake YOU will
secure you the means of support and enjoyment
when Old are or sickness comes
Ana what is equally important, interest and
enterprise insures the respect OF your fellow -cti-
zehs. without which life is scarcely worth pre-
| serving
| Bat prosperity must be earned. You sbonld
| rise early. and, il necessary work late: and
| above all Things be prompt aud punctual In
doing whatever you have in hand
Deal justly and honestly with everybody.
! Money costs too much if it be not honestly &C.
| CURED.
Don't incur any unnecessary expense. or run
| INTO debt
| Treat everybody with whom You have bus;-
Ness with civilty and attention. Kind words and
courteous department are essential to success
| in business.
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Uncle EIitHhsS Trials.

From the New York Journal.
Uncle Elijah was found seated in Union Square
yesterday morning. Aren't YOU working now,
Uncle Lijah?" asked the reporter.
No, ! amt wor}in' no mo- least not to de
present time. Tell 20 how it KEN bout Yo'
see. had job i'll de match fact'ry n de
phoSDhus 5 mighty rmiliar wild hsself round
dar SO It's. De phosphus climbed all over
yo' puSsun dar in de factry till yo' d smell
like fire woks. Las winter / fus went dar.
yo' know, n when | ken home in de evenln'
Car line SEE ter me evry time "Lijah wore
@ettin' too infumi gated to 1--we wifi n VOID
better get out'n dat factry N l tote her |
couldn't @it sech Sob cy'ry day n ! was 20 To-
ter stay Il done got nuther one Dat was in
Febury, n one night he'd to wok late n
twas dark, miSfortunate kind of q night M
wen KEN outen de fact'ry seen my close was
siiedden oh light like de picturs Oh de saints in
de Bible. thought hit was my piOu ,ness shinin'
fro de gloom till reconed twas de phusphus
in my close. Den l KEN up Thompson street
an putty quick heard the boys hO1lerin' Deb
bel Debbei' n say hits only Uncle 'Liiah:
but dey warn't 9oin' < to bleve dat an dry frew
bricks n bottles on to me dat my po' head was
putty near fracti0ned. Den de coons held q
vOodo0 n was go.n' TO Kill me fO BEN witch
n ned to gif up dat Job
=" en- my head got all right got position
III de t1Ou mill near de riboer Dat was in
March De flour got on my :ace n Grated de
preston was gettin' to be po wife trash My
frens took me fer de lep'Od man, an life KEN
ter be most disenjoy die. Bout dat time We
had dtion to de family, n de CURIOUS ting
-'hout it was de Chile was berry near white
Car line say to me: i tole yo' If yo fool round
dat -four yo'd have a disposention of Heav'n on
yo' shoulders. n now yo' done got it sho' So l
done quit dat place.
We'll, he'd mo n five Jobs sence dat, but
dey was all oh dat defect ionabie sort. De last
one VAS In courtyard n yo know de men is
all dark in de continents in dat dirty bizness
We'll. de 10 mans wife KEN to de yard one day
II TUX me TO her hu>ban'. { fought she
'srity"d good sense in pickin out nice lookin'
man. but jus den de oman KEN up n he seen
me speakin' wifi his wife n mos Killed me TO
dat.
Use done wOrhin' n ow"
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IMPROVING MY CONDITION.

Ihave been troubled for number OF with weak
of the kidneys and torpid liver and have been
tored for it with many different medicines but all of
them failed until recently. was speaking of my case
to Of druggists here in Dayton (Mr Latin) He
recommended to Hunts Remedy as he had sold a
great deal of it here in Dayton and it had done
ders for kidney troubles finally purchased bottle,
and commenced using it according directions and
found that the medicine greatly improving my
dition 1 had less pains in the loins and back and
gained strength and vigor. continued its until
used twelve 2 bottles and it has completely cured me-
and only thank Hunts Remedy the good it has
done and most earnestly recommend it to others
IN need of good kidney medicine of reA merit
CHARLES L. STAKE,
223 South Jefferson street
DayfoD Ohio Anp71st G. 1S33
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T,HoMAs BOWLING. Auct1oneer.

CHANCERy SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED AND
UNIMPRONED SUBURBAN PROPERTY ON LIN
COIN AVENUE COR GLENWOOD ROAD. KNOW
As THE kEA1lNG PROPERTY AND ON s
STREET NORTHWEST. WASHINGTON. u. c.
By virtue of decree of the Supreme Court the x,
District of Columbia. sitting in equity PASSED in 80
cause twherein Heating ct al complanants and e
Mclaughlin ct al defenda Rtsl No St6I shall on
MONDAY the TWELFTH DAY OF NOVEMBER A d.
1889. at THREE O'CLOCK F. NJ. the premises sell
the following described real estate. situated said
district to wit Lots No "a 35 40 ~ as ~ So 81 o.
- and a. in McIaughn's subdivision of the tract of
land known as Prospect Hill, and also the undivided
one half interest in and to Lots So 81 and 81 in the
buildings and improvements thereon, consisting of
large ard well built brick dwelling and stables
ON HE FOLLOWING DAY AT HALF PAST FOUR
O'CLOCK L. NJ. subdivision of lot No. % square
fronting % feet inches street 10y depth of
feet on 18th street northwest with the improve
consisting of twostory and basement brick dwelling
house.
Terms One-tfrd cash: balance in six and twelve
months notes 10 bear six cent interest from day of
sale or all cash at the option OF the purchaser
chasers. Deposits of SIS will be required I'M
improved lot aud $3.50 the homestead and 800 on
the street property II terms Of sale are COMPLIED
with within five days after day of sale the
serves the night TO resell the property at the risk and
jobs r ENNI ME- Trustee.
No At Louisiana avenue
In order to secure to the purchaser purchasers Of
the homestead MENTIONED III the above advertisement
good and valid title TO the whole of the said PROPERTY
shall at the SAME TIME AND PLACE. offer for sale my
undivided han Interest and to the said homestead
o29-dts MARGARET A IHlSDN
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While Os Durr.

have for years been a severe sufferer with
weakness of the kidneys and to add this took
cold months since while ON duty with the fire
department at larve fire here in Columbus and
tnued to grow worse. had terrible pains in my bach
and limbs my water troubled me with burning sensa-
ton: and after having tried several medicines all Of
which failed reach began to get
In reading of local papers one day noticed
mention Of Hunts Remedy being the great kidney and
liver medicine l. with very little faith purchased
bottle at r. Cooks drug store here Columbus and
commenced using it according to directions l found
before had used the first bottle commenced
prove in many ways the pains in my back gone
and my water natural. that burning pain removed
felt stronger and had vitality and after using in
all six bottles it has completely cured and
consider Hunts Remedy all that 1t is recommended
for the kidneys. and most cordially recommend it to
those suffering a. have with this trouble
Gratefully yours, II. A. GLASS,
OF the Columbus Fire Department.
COLUMBUS, OHIO, July H. 1888.
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The Effect Of Culture.

From the Boston Transcript
''Wlnkeson speaks German beautifully" said
Bass
Does he ?" replied Flanders; II Judge from
your remark that You are we'll acquainted with
the ianguage3"
NO. sir" said Winkeson, 81 don't know
anything about il"
''N othing about It ?"
NO, fact is, you see since listened to three
or Tour lectures up at Concord have made it 0
point To consider ever, thing beautiful that
cannot understand"
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS EVENiNt;.
EOIEY, Auctioneer
PAwNBRoKER's SALE OF UNREDEEMED

E<UIE1, AuctlOneST.
PAwNBROKER'S SALE OF UNREDEEMED
PLEDGES
Commencing SATURDAY. NOVEMBER THIRD. and
continuing every EVENING AT HAIF-PAST SEVEN
O'CLOCK. until all are disposed Of arve and varied
assortment of unredeeled pledges conslsrlre Dis
monds. Gold and Silver Watches Chains Rings, Brace
let's. Pins Sleeve Buttons Solid Silver and Plated Ware
Lockets, Necklaces 500 Overcoats and listers larye
variety Of Ladies' Coats, Piece Goods Dress and Bui
ness Coats Pants and Vests. Musical Instruments
Clocks. Guns. Revolvers Sewing Machines, Trunks
Cutlery Pipes, Opera and Field Glasses Mirrors Tools
of all kinds Umbrellas and hundreds of other articles.
too numerous to mention
All parties having goods deposited will please take
notice.
NATIONAL LOAN OFFICE.
o3D-1h l0lT 7th street northwest
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FINANCIAL.
Two SPECULATIVE INVESTORS-NESSRS. AR.
Il CtiEk son beg TO announce that. from infor1na-
Ooh they have Received from th.lf correspondents
the west they can with confidence a
ing company the shares of which lay believe.
safely bought for ALI early Of, at least hun
qrFd per cent They will give the Information
uoh Oh RECEIVING percentages profits realized by
those acting on their advice. Address
ARCHER 4 son, Mining Engineers
nleoN 80 Lafayette Place, New York
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TRUSTEES SALE OF IMPROVED RFaI. ESTATE.
No l5nI ElEAENlH AlEEEl NNEIuMlSI

Iht SITES SALE OF IMPROVED REAL EST AlE,
No. 1901 ELEVENTH STREET NOkTHNESr
By virtue OF deed of trust dated January 9Th e.
A d. 1871, recorded III 1iber No 81. folio III Il "a:
of the land records for the District OF Column A
ta and AT the request Of The holder of the note surti
thereby We Will sill at utc auction, III front of the
rrEliS@s. on MONDAY. NOVEMBER TWELFTH. 1888.
hi TOUR O'CLOCK J. NJ. the following real estate.
sitate III the city of Washington. District of Columbia
being lot numbered tour "a i'll W " Coicoran's subdi-
vision of original lots two aud three square mum.
bcrd three hundred and thirty $50 together with
the improvements. &c
Terms OF sale: Onehalf cash and the balance in two
equal lrstsllments payable with inter. and
twelve months secured 10y d-d of trust the prop
efty sold OF all cash at purchasers option deloit
OF 300 required at the time of sale and all ling
and cnnVeyancing at purchasers cost Ii terms Of ve
are not COMPLIED with days from the daS of
sale the trustees the right resell tin, same
after five days advertisement the and cost of the
d.iaultng purchaser
BKAINARD III. WaRNERp ,r.
OBJ -eo&ds CHARLES C GLONtR trustees.
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According to the Wien Med Matter, the most
expensive drug now in the market is ergotiniE;
it costs q, 35 grain, or nearly 81, 800 pound.
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=, me use OF Tobacco among the inmates OF
'hoyamensing prison. Philadelphia. WAS abol-
,S.'eo .! !he BOARD OF directors SIX months ago
The effect has been 80 beneficial that the nsa ~,
tobacco has been abandoned entirely.
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THOMAS BOWLING, Aucuoneer.

CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY
NEAR THE CAPITOL PARTLY IMPROVED BIZ
SMALL FRAME HOUSE
BY virtue of deere of tn supreme Court of the 81
District OF Columbia. holding special term, 5:
equity ll cause No S445. Equity Docket - wherein 1A
Henry K. lizard is complainant and JOS. L Willard
Il defendant which decree passed the 18th day of
October A. ID 1883. viii on TUESDAY. NONEM-
Der The THIRTEEN III (l3TH), A IL. 1888, the
hour OF fOl T. NJ in front OF the premises offer for
sale at public auction Lot five (5D in square hun
drrd and seventy six (5Tt) the city Washington
District Of Columbia sad Lot being partly improved
by small frame house.
Terms IF sale. prescribed by said decree are: One
third - of the purchase money shall be paid in cash on
day of sale one third i'll Year and third
years, thr deferred bar interest aud to
secured by mortgage the property sold deposit
OF olle-rd OF the purchase iuoney be when
the property Is kEu keu d Conveyaucinl OF
purchaser HENRY WISE GARRETT
No. 2 Columbian Law Building
C. c. COLE.
oc1-dtS 402 9th street northwest.
For Other Auctions See Stin Page.
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Ut Jachimovicz OF Kew, Pussia. died re-
gently AT the age of lO6 n. suprrintended his
larSe and successful practice uEtn within a
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49, Louisiana avenue, t4,.4..
EDWARD II. THOMAS, ~os'oss
Room 8. 9l6 + street n. w.

u PRoPEKTY On The EAST SIDE OF 81 FOUR,
TENTH EEEn \ q4T pRp STRE IE H9RTHWEsT BE
Avenue: BETWEEN THIRTEENTH dsIa)
NIP FOE fakE CAPITALISTS.
A CHANCE FOR A COON INVESTMENT!
3 S'ss ssssss f Sss T. Ss
Sssa Equity docket 10 . 81 We W Vii ons4 ssis 51
sR' e 1hs i f FA FHk
S a. q nit Lots four a. SIX g. and eight
numbered two hundred and forty-tw~ D. in the
City If Washington according to the Subdivision
by order passed in ssid has sutSorzed us
as trustees to make and which subdivision is fol-
two t20 feet and eight S0 inches Fourteenth dzt
said lots four 60 and d4 60 to be made BY siel linss
thres lots q equal length and frontins ON Khoe
I ss me other TIVE TIVE :sK to be
tyo'n1e t2n feei in ya By this Subdivision make
c,N Onethird cash, and the residue in one and
ferTsd payments o any purchase money are to be &C.
sses UNPAID
assessments are to De Paid out Of pFoceeds q -se
resale viii be made at cost and rsL Of the densaent
purchaser deposit Of two hundred dollars te900 on
S s ehs as On
sed y ne ss :avsrssd AT s1s g
Ssf HfzA : . sEg s. s..ss.
THOS. T. WA0iAMAG, Auctionesr: j-dkd1
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THE OTTO GAS ENGINE

Nf6E OTTO" ENG1kE
ReQuirgx no boiler, avoids MI expensive attendan -
fofs q time handling Of fnel, and ashes Ii 10
used extensively tor running PASSENGER aud Fright
Elevators Sewing Machines Meal Choppers Printing
and LithnRraIhk Presses Coffee Mills. EosstTs PaIr
and Ruling Machinery. Iath6s &c. &c, This .Illins
with extreme r1noottsD and regularity sitSSl
Possesses tn. lzst number working parts. aud
great simplicity OF lrryllziisni
For Particulars az TO prices &C. ,pply al ofice es
" ssliIl,-toIi ls..a l.. lat Co nl2
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-11-07

DR. CHEEVER'S ELECTRIC BELT or Re9enerator
Is made expressly for the of derangemes of the
procreative organs. Whenever any debility of the
tinuous stream of ELECTRICITY permeatine through
the parts must restore them to healthy action There
is mistake about this instrument Years of use have
tested it. and thousands of testified Weak
from Indiscretion. Incapacity. Lack of Vigor
Sterty-n fact any trouble these organs il cured
Do not confound this with electric belts advertised to
Gifted purpose. For circulars giving full information
address
CHEEVER ELECTRIC BELT CO.
n3-s&w 103 Washington street, Chicago.