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The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-09-17
ISLAND LOCALS.


ABOUT zuvS.
The Government schools oreEed again on th'
Is,h inst.
ThrCuEh some mismaHAScmcnt the mail from
the ccHsiaHos missed the KuisH.
American hslt-dollars were selling at AZ PEI
cent premium before the steamer left.
The meat market on Hotel street was burrlNrized
to the extent Of 500 Saturday night last.
There has bcen no move a. Jet to place tn, long
hooked for lighthouse in position OF Rsrbers Point
MI. Cltrborn intends to visit Maui again in the
eourse Of week or 50. He will 60 to IlahainA
and Hama
Minister KApona and family were passengers by
the l-ulra,i for Kauai intending to be absent for
a fsr weeks,
A collection for the benefit Of the Church fund
vii be taken up Al KsumakApili Church on next
] SUNDAY, slst inst,
Ledger lie Progress de rooeanieI meets Iihis
evening at 10 O'Clock. Members and visiting
brethren arc requested to Be present.
The Hawaiian Hotel nov informs its patrons
Z thai only American and Hawaiian Coins will be
/ rcoeived NJ that hostelry as legal tender.
The late frequent rain showers have swollen
the local streams to an extent that has given them
for the time being. a respectable appearance
The dredce Is now working away at the harbor
! bottom between thc cattle wharf and the old Gus
tom house wharf. The progress as ven SLOW.
| Two huDdrod and ninety si1 tins Of opium were
1 transhrrod from the Pclics department TO the
Customs authorities for eIportstion, yestoTSiay.
Tie rainfall at KAPPA, Manos valley, for Au-
gust vas $40 inches. Light showers nearly every
day Of the month 50 says Mr.. John Emmeluth.
I Couuisrfeit L s dollars OF 1884 arr nov in
circulation IN san Francisco; a shArp eve should
be kept ont for theft appearance IN ihis CITY.
The saturday evening Temperance meetings, held
IN the vUstry Of the Bethel Church, are now well
attended and the interest in the cause Is rcylv
ing.
The store lately occupied by 7. \ Diaz, which
was burned a fortnight ago. Is being thoroughly
rcpaired and will scon be ready again for cccu-
pancy.
Nj u. c Nestled. formerly Of the Dads Hu.uii.
&C. Is nov the chief manipulation Of scissors and
paste %; on the AdrsrfisFr, vice Mr.. ID. OConneli
gone abroad.
Ca her last trip the KiruH brought an unusual
number Of passengers, y cabin and oil deck, ;CS
IN all. The steamer Is evidently favorIis with
the travelling public.
A new and reyised edition Of the " Hawaiian
Phrase Rouk" has Just becn published by Messrs-
J. NJ. uat Jr. a Co. and copies ART nowfur sale Al
their establishment
Ihcprcsidoni Of the Hawaiian Bsll Telephone
CO. announces a reduction Of rates, TO commence
October Is. private residences : per month;
business houses. s. PER month.
The German bark T.. h. BisLay. leo days from
Bremen laden with a cargo Of miscellaneous mer-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-09-17

American hslt-dnliars were selling al siK per
cent premium before the steamer Ieft.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-09-17

An old native aaszering to the name of Tom,
vel known 70 residents in the vicinity of Bere-
tAuia and Miller streets by the many bravls and
nightly disturbances II which be has been en-
CaEcd. found. on the evening OF the l5th inst
In ya-d on Bs-e;Ania street suffering seemingly
from IT Assistance rendered but although
every aid vas extended the sufferer, be expired
shortly after being frs; discovered Friends Of the
deceased took charge OF the body and the last sd
ri,ss were performed on the 10Th inst. No pest
fHrrfsfll. Is usual
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-09-17

The weekly driI Of the " Honolulu Rifles took
place at the Armory last evening. Capt Aldrioh.
aided by l.ieatSuauts Fisher and Mcleod u
bringing the men 40 % a standard Of excellence
that reflects cTeditahly on the material Of which
the Company Is composed. Henry Hebbard has
been appointed 10 the position Of fins; Sergeant
and tie Other noa-oommissioned officers will be
appointed after the occurrence Of the examination
Oh the l4th prox.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-09-17

The King i putting his various boat crews
through systematic course Of training for the
2ppuOchiuE sacess which practice. besides tho
dAily roul1c also consists Of iumb bells club and
boxing eNercises
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-09-17

HE snip E'farass has bsen examined and it
stsa pos and The telrin-, away Of several shests
hEs bas1 f1z1d that her contact EIfh the reefs
Of Ho1olalu hsrbor has resulted N The carrying
away o. Der false keel, starting tie shoe and
Of COPPER On her starbu4rd side IL u pres1rn1-
he 20 surp1sc that Government viii Be asked 10
pay Tor reairlnc The dE1n1ces they beng Incur-ed
by The nsElect Of daily q a GOyernnselt oftoer.
A GLZETTI representative examined the vessel
duriuc a bathing huzr.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-09-17

By The las; mail. DspaiF Marshal Dayton received
q letter from NJ. 7. 4. Kennedy Of Randolph
Mas. institatInc inquiries about one James 7.
Wreu Of that place Who Eas supposed 10 have
dlod IN this cl5N. Dep1fy Daytou from his record
s1u inquired after answered to the name and de-
scriQtiou o. a sailor who's body vas found N the
uaie- OF Brewers wharf on the esssn Of last De
oeubsr, and who Eas barred under the auspices Of
the American Consul.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-09-17


BIZ ths N1nipas1 the Myrtle boat dub Ios..
~ -. b dsf1-turs for S2n FrAneisoo, one Of thu
mos capable q Their artire member the stroke
car Of tie foE- thai gave the Kings crez s1ch q
bad beat OF las Eo1r1h Of sulF- 1hs departing
usrsuzn- NJ Charles Purty. has lang besn idelti-
SD viii TIA olub and had greatly assisted By his
ea1-ry and parties % rzake the Myrtle Crew
one % be feared IN an aquatic e1co--te-- HIS
SAY azzy ziu lie for isdeSnlte Fs-lod b1t d1r-
iur his slsauoe- and IN connection With The con-
inr annual raoes. tie fboaghts Of his elubuzies
WI ofisz Be -OTEr The water with Charlie
c-i@ Of -hzz n distarbsd the qsiei Of The
evening n the VIPER par Of Nuzaus valley las.
S1tzruay eFt1ln-- u si-s oio p2T1y q s1anie
natives rstzrEi1c fru1 town Who bad iahsbee
-u-e ihEz thsIr IN q IN AID Eho Frs refused
% pay thelr g1p-ass driver and thea attacked a
E1rnEn without rhyme o. relso1- ihs Adrersi-sr
E1s cutie rizti Ehsn I sid that or strests Tere
rsu.Grkzhly free fro.z drzaksz De1. Oh yes Whist
pity tie Eritsr q ths Erficie ail16sd 20 Eas not
present. n ttis ouczs5ul- uO-id have established
his tksa-y % shozgz-hly- Had Z not bes1 70. ths
pr1ups arrival q = number OF foreizn residents
lie zou-su uozid have beea se-101siy tnjured-
Oa-r Rsyzaizs q TIE Boz-s Of Health zzs
declared t-ou za5zl-szcs - his zszAl Sz.dzT de-
vJsiuls b. E1-k q usoessIfy. which Re Eas con-
rleei 70 reform rl-. The .ufes1euf Of the Carcass
4 a kur=s utiat had disd q fArcy and uhose body
ms tanning tie Ehnles1-1e Az n Nz1oa TzIley-
M di=ezssd I'D Gsoea=sd animal Ezs fhs Fropz-
3 Of Chi1ess Who bad aiigEed ne animal % tr1s
EEuder q AID de- he oEzzsrs vherszbozts
hSTi-- been fozni c1od sizsd bill for funeral e1-
Fszs= Ezs p-nsez.e5 hin aid fhe fear q reeslTl-
s,5s-zzl rzistr--e1f fa- his zzlEzfzi ue-liSsoce
i1du1ed hin q sessle visho7i erFrssr- Ery dssi-s
fo- r-hzis--
A ns= -ssszz-nat has t,asu upeusd On Tie p-saa-
isss szszzssa AZ Va s. Boa ss-sst near he 10
aal=iz Izt-z-y. zad kss hsr- eA-isssasd ~ he
u-1r-1s-1-s EIit IL pleasant c1ollnr rzn.e Of
- -
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-09-17

E5rs. native boat boy Was one Of the eTgz Of
TIE p5Ios boa; Ia; oct 10 the Elsorrs on nhe
might of The 9Th ias=- He 50 fzn Of On hat
be felt b1zyani and jumped from The boat into the
water. remaining therein. despite al efforts 10
czich-hi1 from l0-o pm 70 pas an. on the 9Th.
Bt F-uzaises-nf clft Of more whisky be n
ducud % bad The boat Osoeoia- then be Ezs cap
tursd AID iied. Passing TIE hghth0lss be got
clear of his bd-ds and again Telf overheard szIIn-
ming n TO The lAldizr s.sfs. seemingly nuoe thu
vu-ss for his extended l1me-so-- a-ld-drunk As
eve
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-09-17

Tie Kizas took possession Of the Marine Rail
way on Monday and during the week will receive
thorough OVERLAPPING and painting. she vii
resume hsE tips 70 vInavara on Tsesday. Sep
iernhe- ai7i
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-09-17

HEM. SIS. Caasfla-, sliled from Hilo on
Moaday morning sept sth-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-09-17

Lodeer Le Progress de I'ooeAnieI meets I,his
evening at 10 O'Clock. Members and visiting
brethren arc requested 10 BE- present.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-09-17

z + n : Cdsistara- Vas Al Mzhukuza Ehe1
the sfa.1H lsfi. The os5ce-s vtrs szl9yinc thsEn-
salrss Nth the ouzlt-y life q kobala, and tie
dssz-l- kes7lnC u is eEztail11 to- hospital
isy- A game q Ralo bad besa Arranged fu- Non
CAV and su-ns good sT,o-1 vas gzFected
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-09-17

The H1uolalu Library had lately the OppoTtun-
ity offered the management, TO obtain az a low
pTlos set % = volumes Of the Srssfisr 1slsTiras
from 1876 TO 1855, books which are considered.
even in the placs q publication. New York
rarliy, some q the Numbers being worth 8 per
volame The chance was cast aside by the Ii
h7sry people, bat happily obtained BY Mr.. ]. ".
Oat u. who closed with the selle- and il nov the
owner o. The much coveted volumes.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-09-17

ham showers have been prevalent duriag almost
every evening Of the past week and especially %
O. the nights and early mornings q the lOih and
l4th iEsfs On the las dates the weather vas vsTy
slusllv Eud rain heavy.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-09-17

A collection for the benefit Of the Church fund
vii be taken up al KaumakApih Church on next
SundsV ulsf inst
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-09-17

Opposite Nc. % Nuuauu stree; rile o. lumber
has buzdeasd the street nightly. lately. and as no
waning hight : displayed thereon i dzucero1s %
t-afhc OF that fho-uuchfAre- A Minister oould =
sELTed :u- a tine pm i's11 gar'li-u-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-09-17

HE native asbs-maid and the native fisherman
10 loucer line the water froat IN quest Of the di
miHEiivs 1i1i1r-ru- The fishes disappeared after
receiving the pIsczfo-ial Classification made BY
the fish-sha-P q the AsrcTfissF-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-09-17

n in Nuu1nu valley shows that rain fell on s2dsys
in the rnnnth Of August viz
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-09-17

T.a rAlsEnEiis DeIssy NErshzi has 1ot as ys;
srszoed ~ dlsT-ostsoz to cuoaa,s % tie u-osec-
i1- * TIE uahlic AGAINST r1Tid driving. hT having
lie uuubs-s OF the szr-ess gnCuzs plHced Dis
tinr.lr OF IL lau.e-1s NEly q he lE.te-as 51E
s1t7al-ts.i q us-h.s AZ erez uIfhuz1 u-zhers-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-09-17

'Qur little Kingdom has some consideration
ahraad-Ahen. In Japaa. in ServiA, in the Great
-ahem-Repuhlc,- Ahem-iu the Indian Empire
Of that Gracious and Royal Lady, Queen Nicsoria
-ahem- Hawaii Is regarded with considerable
favor. Aheu-perEnii me, nv iezr friend. TO pre-
sent YOU with Foreign Ofee passport The
departure Of the Mdripusa, who cprd have been
the speaker
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News Briefs.

Seventy-seven Indian children from Albuoueroue
y N.,haNe arrived at the Indian school at Carlisle
Pa
The Lancaster pa Bolt company have made an
assignment. Liabilities, So .ONse assets Sos opl
The receiver Of tsc banking house OF Fletcher a
Sharp, indianapolis, reports the assets 81 COL Opl
liabilities, sl,9i2,s0.
Bible House young man. arrested for. abducting
fourteen year-od girl nom GreenpOint l. l. saws
he could not get rid OF her.
All the bodies have been recovered from IN I,
burning mine at Suck Ridge colliery, near Shame
kin. Pa.
The employees OF Thomas Devlin & Co, hardware
manufacturers In Philadelphia, struck Saturday
because Of a reduction OF their wages
MIS- Morton, the wife Of Col Charles n Norton
The runaway assistant postmaster of Brooklyn, has
received letter from her husband, dated Rotter-
dam. Holland.
Jay-Eye->ee was driven two exhibition heats
yesterday ON Prospect Park fair grounds, Brooklyn
he made the first mile In Cd and the second n
22l
The l65th day OF Kate smulsey's fast passed at
noon saturday. She partOok ~ no food or drink
saturday, and keeps up the mechanical motion.
She l. very weak.
Vessels ri quebec report heavy masses OF ice n
The gulf and the strais lat of Belle Isles
The orchard grove observatory al Weir's Belknap
county, y. H., Was burned last night
The death IL announced In London OF Henry
George Bohn. the well-known publisher.
John A. scott. colOred man In Baltimore was
arrested yesterday, charged with having caused
the death Of has wife by putting arsenic In the tea
Hon. Joseph ii. AudOun. eN-ludge Of the orphans
court or BAH more city, died suddenly SATURDAY.
night in the 6lst year OF his age.
Albert Fdhernvy. aged - years. was stabbed and
Killed during hight IN Hagerstown SATURDAY night
by some one unknown.
Mrs Elizabeth Letcher stuart mother OF the late
Gen j. l.. Is. Stuart, died IN Russell county Va
last week. aged s.
Nr. Edward Terry. the comedian, was seriously
injured while performing "Paul Pry, at Yarmouth
Ill gland. SATURDAY.
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FINHE GREAT
pyNNcyv v.SrA p0T-rr

t2 TIE H9kTH hi, fN Or s%FTHwEsr
sTEEL RAILS. MAGNIFICENT EQUIPMENT
IN EFFECT july l6TH. 1884.
trains leave WASHINGTON. from station, corner OF 6h
foT f,tsburE and the West, Chicago limited Express
s.os daily Cneipat and It louis: with S !, y
dar to St Iouts. ally. Except saturtay. to Clicaeo
With sesPIng Car Altoona t. ehea MesteTn tx
80 connects daily for thleaso WITH Sleeping car
ht Ftsbuqs sn the west WITH Palace lsepins Car
"ais,nsfgn M 70 nv, s@1 POTOMAC RAILROAD
For Erie Canandiigua. Rochester. Buffalo Niagara,
1000 p daily; except saturday. wl'h Lalaee Cars
on SATURDAY nlghs vii L NOT run hey9nt Remove
For Vii transport iock Haven ana Elaira. 1t $40
For New YoFk shd the Fast rs. SEQ and 100 a
iat6 aud Ills ' m ii.iiea hzprSss OF Pliaaa
Edr Is,Sn wfhSut ehan. 10 = - every weekday
For ook.yn V j. al through trains connect at Jer-
City with boats Of b ooklyn Annex. al. orclng
reet als.eI to Fulton street. avoiG double ferrlaze
Tor Ihiadeiptia rs, 20 and II a NJ 40. 400 eOo,
II IS , u. Limited k1rress. $40 In. daily. except
2lO. 40. As. 40 800 40. 10 90 and IL Is u
On sGn-ay. . 40 1OO 4UO. coo. 40 1000 and
For Pope's Creek Line. GS5 a. and 40 =. daily.
For Annapolis SIS H. L. % and 40 p. daily.
ALEx1SDRiA AND FREDERICKSBURG RAILWAY.
AND ALEXANDtIA AND WASHINGTON RAIL
ROAD
For Alexandria. ESQ., 100 925. u % aud 1135 a. m
2O3. .. 400 I. p. 500 and n-Js Oh SUNDAY
81 60 . -. LOS a Is y. II.
Tor Richmond ard the south. and II o. a m daily.
and 800 T. daily. except Sunday.
Trains leae A e1andTla Tor WASHINGTON. o. 80 10 CO.
l0l0a M; 1V0 3O5, J. ., Sic 1O5 and 10 40 T. IL,
AID l2l0 midnight Except Monday. ON Sunday at
80 and III 10 a. .05 and 10 Az T. IL, and l.. IL
night
1Ickets and information a: the Office corner
Il 18th street and lsnnsylvau avenue and the
EOD, WHERE Crtters be lett Tor the checking of bag
Esge 10 destination from hotels and res .dences
CHAS r. tUGH. j. Il. WOOD
General MANAGER. General Passenger Agent
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DIED.

BMkENSER on August "a 1884 at 10 O'Clock m
Frelds of H. family invited to attend his fupers,
on Iueay evening at two O'Clock, from his late
DAWSON On Angus. 25th. 1884. at liam. Epw.
ENEkhTI aged one year. six months and tree days.
s9 hIl.,, son OF John and Addie '. Dawson.
moIinsasf TUESDAY at o'clock m Friends and
DONALDSON. ON Monday August 18th 1884 NJ
O'clock a m ROBERT II. DONALDSON, in the eighty
third year Of his az
Hi funeral will be held at hi, late home in Farv1ew.
27l Relatives and friends Of the family Invited
,FEDERLINE On August %. 1884. at O'Clock .. m.
MARY FEDERIINI aged twenty years nine months
funeral services will take place her mothers resi-
tuesday, Aufust 10Th at ten H. Friends and res
Lynn. August "a. 1884. at 30 a. m ELSIE only
damshter OF James and Lillian Allen Lynn, AGED
Funerai the home OF its grandmother corner OF
dlJhth ana streets southwest August 18th. at two
NEFF D., On Monday, August %, 1884 at O'clock q
m; MARY ELIZABETH NEFF. aged twelve Years
which sh bore With Christian fortitndep Ai'u' Illness
1heIat Will take he. place from the residence Of her
anorilng Anpust 18th at eight o'clock F-isrds
kEeI on Saturday. August I'D. 1884 at six O'Clock
p m after long and painful illness MARY LOUISE.
beloved vile oi Frank Rest IN the second of
The funeral will take place from her late residence.
10Th at hat-pst eight O'Clock M sharp: from thence
81 mary ehusch WHERE requiem mass viii be cole
to attend "
,a aoIINsoN. On Sunday. AUGUST oath. 1884, ELIZA
Ei.erai ~ one IN on tuesday. from her daughters
lfNladt-lina papers PLEASE copy
SMITH Sunday. "a m of consunIrion LIMA
smith, forln.fy teacher d the pube schools Fne,
Reai, s6i and Teds invited And S.grl.y .te
roll al
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One Man and Seven Valuable Horses
Burned TO heath.

CYNTHIA, Ky. August % In addition to the loss
Of property by the lire at the bdlah park stables,
yesterday, James Koran, employed In the stables,
lost his life. w II. Wilson, the owner OF the
stables, had his residence burned The following
Is lull list OF the animals burned: Triumvlr, a
stallion OF years. valued at $4,000: Long Branch,
stallion. valued at 5000; Huron, brown stallion;
Chestnut Wilkes, years, valued 5000; Norman
Sprague, 3-year-Old stallion; Jersey Lilly, years
Ohio, valued at $4,000; Ink, 2 years old
mare, also owned by Mir. Alien, valued $1,000;
lin CoonS. gelding. record 2.a the property 81 r.
Johnson, OF Lexington, killed himself after get
ting out OF the stable: Winona, a brood mare by
Smuggler; Minneapolis, 2-year Old f1y, valued at
$1,000; SeertSt. mare. owned j. A. LecreS, $l500;
Almont, gelding owned by G. CaSon, valued at
5000; Tom Badly, a bay geding. owned by MIR.
McCandiess. OF Berry. NY, s2,503; and the brood
horses, and Mr. Wilson had but $, 900 his build
inrS.
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w. FL. WHrA11rY & Son
STEAM
DYEING AND SECURING,
No. 1908 JEFFERSON STREET,
GEORGETOWN D. C.
Goods called for and delivered charge to any
Place in the city Postal Cards responded to promptly
tyl.3m
SPECIAL No11cE

RESPECTFULLY CALL THE ATTENTION OF
ARCHITECTS AND THOSE CONTEMPLATING
BUILDING TO MY STOCK OF FIRST CLASS
HEATING APPARATUS. ANB WOULD PARTICU-
LARRY CALL YOUR ATTENTION TO THE
WROUGHT IRON FURNACES FROM THE WE'LL
KNOWN FACTORY OF REYNOLDS l. SON. WHICH
/ CONSIDER AS GOOD If NOT SUPERIOR TO
STEAM HEATING AT ONE HUNDRED PER CENT
CHEAPER IN COST. WOULD ALSO CALL YOUR
ATTENTION TO THE WELL-KNOWN FIREPLACE
HEATERS. FROM THE FACTORY OF JAMES
SPEAR, FOR HEATING TWO OR MORE ROOMS
ABOVE FOR ECONOMY AND HEATING QUALITY
THEY HAVE NO EQUAL. THESE HEATERS AND
FURNACES ARE BEING USED EXTENSIVELY IN
SOME OF THE FINEST HOUSES IN THE CITY
WHICH WE TAKE GREAT PLEASURE In REFER
RING TO. CALL Is SOLICITED AND ESTI-
MATES PROMPTLY FURNISHED
WALTER D. WYVILL. EXCLUSIVE AGENT
apes No. 452 PA AVE- NEAR ~ STREET.
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ARRESTED FOR STEALING SPECTACLES-To-day
James Brown, colored boot black was arrested by
Detectives Mattingly and Edelin, for the larceny,
about week ago, OF pair OF gold spectacles from
Is held for a hearing. The officers recovered the
Classes
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AUCTION SALES.
This EYNIS1;.

LIOADING AND MUZZLE LOADING SHOT
GUS. IIsHiNG TAGKLk- Rifles us R RE 2Ls
pOCkETBO0ks. VlQLSs, TOYS. BIAS BALLS I1,s
AND BATS VIOLIN STR NGS. SKATES,
BRUSHES AND COMBS, JEWELRY. TOILET
Sis OiIItAL GOODS, WATCH GHAN>, AMI
1O.G0O USEFUL HOUSEHOLD ARTICLES.
Ey direction of the owner, to change business Will
sell, the Premises. ali the above Steck Of j. I.
O'GkAEA & Co, l347 Pennsy vauia avenue northwest.
sae commences FRIDAY, JUNE TWENTIETH. at
SEEEN p NJ. AID every evening thereafter at SAME
hour until further notice.
EKS ARE SPECIALLY INVITED as many
goods Will be sold in original packages Great bargains
u4ay lie expected every night FOLEY Auctioneer
y. 1.-The Fixtures viii not be sold at Iae teruin
alton o; sale, the store will be occupied by ]. U.
O'MEAi.A & CO., Manufacturers of ROYAL GLUE"
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SALT RHruu
AND EVERY SPECIES OF ITCHING AND BURN.
ING DISEASES POSITIVELY CURED.

ECZEMA. or Salt Rheum with its agonixing itching
and burning instantly relieved by warm bath with
CUTIcURA SOAP. and single application Of CuTroURA
the Great SKIN Cure This repeated daily. with
three doses Of CUTIcURA REsoLvENT, the new Blood
Purifier to keep the blood COOL the perspiration pure
and unirrtangs the bowels opens. the Liver and lid
neys active will speedily Eczema letter. Ring
worm. Psoriasis. Licheu Pruritus, Scaled Head DAN
drpf and every spscise Of itching, scaly and pnply
hunors Of the scalp and skn when the best physens
and al known remedies fail,
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V1HoMAs BOWLING, Auctioneer.

TNHOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer
THE ENTIRE PLANT OF THE WASHINGTON
CHEMICAL WORKS COMPANY" INCLUDING
SEtT1N9 SOME SULPHATE OF AMMONIA.
SOLD AT PUBLIC AUCTION.
On Sal GADA1. TWENTIETH RID AUGUST 1894,
at TWELVE O'CLOCK NJ, in front of the works Of the
company, on 9th street, between G and II streets
CHANbER, hOxlS and IA feet hipli, with front and
PACK towers o15 and Is feet high pan capacity 00o
IDS (a1 approximate measureIuentS); three Sulphur
Furnaces Tor 5O H. charges hourly four Re.ort iur-
HaceS, mCtS nH Glass RetCrts. reucin pans, for
IGe manufacture Ct Oil OF itriol together with all
BEiCh AND FRAME BUILDINGS connected there
with as well as all tools. implements and machinery
appertaln thereto. Also its BRICK AMMONIACAL
FACTORY AND BRICK STOCK, and PATENTED
AMMONlACAL EAM STILL for the distiliation of
AAMONlACAB GAS LIQUOR ard the manufacture of
Sulpaate OF Ammonia. including Boilers Pumps Satu-
tools and machinery OF every kind operating
same The M MOSIACAL STILL is continuous in its
operation, and has producing capacity Of two
thousand to five thousand pounds Suphate daily. Con-
tract Tor the Ammonlaca Gas Liquor viii be- transferred
to the purchaser OF the works.
This sale will be made ON account Of Mr. p Bauer
purchaser at the public sale OF this prop ry made March
18th. 1884.
Terms Of sale: Cash within five days: all conveyan
eng at purchasers cost deposit OF $500 forfeit money
required at time of sale.
cS- THE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED UNTIL.
SATURDAY, AUGUST THIRTIEIH SANE HOUR
AND PLACE.
For further particulars inquire at the Office of the
The WASHINGTON CHEMICAL WORKS CO."
au-Z-us. Cpl Pennsylvania Avenue.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-08-25
CARRIED TO SAVANNAH.
One Of the TallapOOsa Survivors vvhl
Went TO Sleep on the Gate CITY.


SAVANNAH, August 25.-The Gate City arrived
mere late last night She reports that she saw the
tance on, bore UP TO her at once At 1890 she had
on beard the entire number OF survivors. so far as
she was able TO pick them up. The night was
clear, ana there was not a sign OF log. Next
morning the survivors were landed. but were
not mustered, owing to the loss Of the
SHIPS papers The Gate City resumed her voyage,
surprising that all had been sent ashore. 1t was
discovered later that one OF them, ". Jones, had
gone into the Steerage, and, being exhausted, had
1alien asleep. In landing his companions he was
overlooked and, not being discovered until long
after the vessel was We'll out, he was brought TO
Savannah.
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Will Mcdonald, 2542 Dearborn street. Chicago,
gratefully Acknowledges Of Salt Rheum on head
neck. face and legs for seventeen years not able
to walk except hands and knees for enc year. not
able to hef himself eight years tried hundreds Of
remedies: doctors pronounced his hopeless per
manently cured by CUTIcURA kEsoLvENT (blood puri.
fer internally and CUT1cuRA and CUT1cuBA soar ths
great skin cures) externally