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Farm and Home.
Well Kept Farm Teams.

Well Kept Farm Teams.
The motive power on the farm is now IN
lemand. /, i. easy 10 select those horses
.aa. have been well cared fol through the
long. cold winter. as far a. they can be
seen al work III the field; the well kept
team viii move with such apparent ease
With the pillow The spr.n. work generally
comes WIKI a lg,h. ana there j. no time 10
BE- wasted With iuefticieo, teams. The coming
crops depend largely upon the capacity Of
She farm teams Who has not known cases
where the losses on late and badly put in
crops have been more than the whole value
oF a team and al. this has come from the
short sighted and penurious efor; to save
Lille on the keeping o! farm horses over
wiu;er This kind Of economy can only
properly be described as penny wise and
pound foolish" The losses every year
caused b, inefficient teams would aggregate
millions and the matter thus becomes an
,mpor,aut subject for discussion and re-
form.
We remember 4 party who wanted to SCI.
the writer team Of horses. recommended
then, ~ very snail e,.ars which he sun
no.ed uof.3 ~. s. rr7rre ,,en,.n, IF rrof,.
but he was told that We required team Of
pres, rarari., and mower and a little food
renresea.ed 7~t, small canacity for
work
Al f,-nsr. sto,i3 mo si,cs have
earned Tia. horse or man re.s his strength
and endurance from food and that a poor
eater i, ra,r vorl ., W. do No, mean
hat bor..s sbout5 h. ra,-f,, j. no, strength,
Muscular eeysloons,n, ind-ca,es STRENGTH
Nature has rr,,;.7s5 "a. -, cushion and n,o-
,... -. ,,,.....4.. H.. au,.t.-.. -, ~.
indicate, weakness nh, mower l. some
lines ts-,e,. ,t,t work ;,o team. a,s in
.u5.r;oy.h ri and hecon. ver, r., A.
borss bsroo.-. f., h. /. ,on.4 - swsa.
more ,,rof,.sr, become. .l.,-,- ,,;,.ls1 and
in i-ft.r &C 10.
best teams ". ,.,.r cu,a3 h.o,r,e r.,rr,
Disabled far, s.s.,r l.,. ,,.-r.s3fr,, an
.,rain 5.,r.r., a.. months r. our .bse-os
TIE drive ,,r,f.....4 e., .r.,,.1 -,
order ia .ae5 ssci l,,rs. ,,s,,,-r,,,r quarts
Of ground oa,. and mi5d,;ng. Nor day in
stead Of fourteen quarts which was canal
10 ,beirvo,t Tte, u.,-b.d , 1oo ronr4.
IN ord -aa-y fe.h. b,t I'D eai,ad loo n.
each.
He n,.j-l himself ,., ,b..i- f,.', r,,,,4.,i
Farm a73 Inc coos;,;o, s,J vs. s,,r,.....,
when Adorned ,ba, ,b.y ,ra,s .rabai.,
ruined f,- f,r3rs Ss.,ia. reey t,a ios,
their rema-ksb.4 endurance ana c.,,,d
scarcely n4rr,r,, o,a.b.lr ,b.;r ,s,at
labor.
The ration va. q, oue. ca,rg.d 70 clover
hay and siy quarts Of .bs .-ro,tn5 fasd ,,er
day. divided into three feeds win oil.
Of boiled fax>,eJ ever, third dsv The
clover hay va, ram tb-ou.-b = c,.far
slightly nog>tened and the two ogar,s of
ground Iced mixed WIKI Il. They could
stand ol., a few hours Light work per dsy
but gradually improved 50 that al the end Of
,hlee months they could perform a moderate
days work. But il was over wear before
they fully recovered their former endurance.
This case taught Us to give written direc-
lions TO every new teamster. and become
'0' '''s 'O'iH 'ooihe
t.1'' p"uhu uOFsts under neaYy work,
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ARRANGEMENT

With one of the oldest
Piano Manufacturers in
Boston, VIZ. \osc & Sons,
to buy OF them fortyPianos
in three months from June
I,ISS5. | don't know but
what | have bitten off more
than | can chew. | am all
right 50 far, having sold
twenty of them, but | am
afraid August is going to
be a hard month and |
want to say to any one who
wants a Piano, that in all
human probability they
can buy one of me at whole
sale prices during that
month. | am going to sell
them in the time specified
if | don't make a cent.
This is the plain unvar-
nished fact and if you are
going to buy within a year
you had better get prices
now.
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STATE OF MAINE.
TREAsuREg's OFFICE,

TREAsuREgs OFFICE,
AUGUSTA, August II, lSS5.
PURSUANT TO chap. 8, sec. 49, of the Revised
i Statutes, will at the State Treasurer's Office,
at Augusta, ON the ninth day Oh September ne It.
at eleven O'Clock A. Nj, sell and convey by deed
% the highest bidder all the interest Of the state
In the tracts of land heTena ter desc ibed, lying
In unincorporated townships, said tracts having
been forfeited 10 the State for state taxes and
county taxes certified to the Treasurer of State
for the year 1873.
The sale and conveyance of each tract will he
made subject To ri hit in the owner or part owner
whose rights have been forfeited, to redeem the
same at any time within year after the sale by
paying OF rendering To the purchaser his proportion
OF what the pure laser paid therefor at the sale,
with Interest at The rate of twenty per cent. per
annum from the time of sale and one dollar for
release or such owner may ret.ee his interest by
paying as afor said to the Treasurer OF State, as
provided In cap. g. sec. I5 OF the Revised
Statutes.
No tract, however, will be sold at a price less
than the full amount due thereon for such un.
paid state and county taxes, interest and cost as
described In the following schedule.
HANCOCK COUNTY.
5f!s acres. No. $. South Division, $40 ss
ssot 10, ~ 13
500 " : u, Middle Division, - IS
lfo-o p. lts 32
$40 - " "a.
EDWIN c. BURLEIGH.
3wA Treasurer of State.
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Hale's Honey the great Cough cure .25c. SOC. 4 q
Glenn's Sulphur soap heals & beauties, Csc.
GersaanCosmRemcv kills corns Bunions
HIrs MAR and Whistler Dye-Black and Brown. Soc.
Pike's Tsethache Drops cure in Minute. 80
Doont Rheumattc Pills ere sure cure, ~
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LOST.

Il Deer Isle, Hancock county, on or about Nov.
n 3 Is :, two notes of the following description.
datea June p. 1888, for s405 and interest,
signed by +. g. Merrill and T.. j. Russ, payable
TO Levi d. Geo &c, or order, probably In two
months FROM it- date.
Given at Green's Landing in town and county
aforesaid
note dated at Green's Landing, Me-, June
y, 1888, cor s4i 80 and interest, signed by r. G.
Merrill ana +. J. Russ, payable TO Burton George
order (probably) in two months from the date
it was given
All persons are hereby cautioned not to pur
chase or negotiate in any manner FOR said notes
as payment mas been stopped.
r. ". CARR
supt. American Express Conway,
Bangor Me- Aug. ID, 1885 1mo34
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Para>ol> at mheard Of
Dresses in White and Color,
worth from 500 to $500.
Misses and Children from ) ,
30, 50 and - cents. I.i>lc &
% cts. Thi, is really the che,
chance to offer. JERSEYS, over
1 We have many other
toned here. for want of >pat
from Boston. where we attend
and Fancy Goods and bought
the value, we are bound to dis
rate. This, the cause Of thi,
G Pcddlcr, and Ntorcke
wholesale rates.
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Cashmere ShaWIs.
Bargain No. 6.

In White, Cream, Blue, Pink, Cardinal
in different qnaitic. At Bargain.
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Prices. Embroidered Pattern
rom $50 to $3.50, which are
Hosiery for Gents, Ladies.
ants up. Underwear at 20, -.
loves. 5 Button lengths. at only
pest lat " good> we ever had a
30 doH., from - 4. to $500.
Bargains which cannot be- men
{, but 4 we have Just returned
ia forced sale Of 4 stock ofDrv
goods in some case, at one half
o~c Of some ofthcm at the same
pccial sale,
'pcr~ supplied At the lowest
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Bargain No. 4.
Bargain No. s

White Goods, Mnll~, riquys. Nain~onN-
and Lawns, from > rf~. to - rf~.
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Nufry Aug ls,I e.
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GEO. %. CRANE

Agt. Maine Central r. r.
ELLSWORTH, 8my,.G WI
E'..wo~F Aug 10, .~,.
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THE HOTELS.

ARLIN0TON,--Mr d. b. Van Emburgh, New
YORK; Hon. William Walter Phelps, New Jer
eey; ID. o. Day and wife, Buffalo, N. y; o, W.
Powers ana wife, Kalamazoo, Mich; j, d..
Lyon, Plitsburg, Pal O. Lockhart and Wife,
Piitsburg, Pa.
WoRMLEY's.-H. H. Richardson, Brookline,
Maes.i A. W. Longtellow, IT,, BrooRllne, Mass.
mont: Mason Young, New York; Charles W.
Barnes, New York.
EBBIIT.-George d. saxtou, Onto; W. o..
Duncan and wife, W, l.. Rlch and Charles Nc
cisco.
WIILARD,s.-Georg Heard, Plttsburg; john
A, Oovode, Grand Rapids; y, II. Brainard, ont
cegoi A. Mcdowell, New York; Pope Bonold.
Athens, Ga,
MoGs,-J. W. Jackson, Akron. N. Y; John
II. Ingersoll, New York; j, s. Thompson, pue-
bio, COL; John b. Redman, Maine,
bT, MARC.-A. Il. Fraser, New York; o. p.
doihlln, Dayton, Ohio; A. Jones and wife,
virginia; L. f. RosenhGm, New York.
ST. JAMEs.-George W. whitney, Rhode Isl.
and J. b. Pelgrltt, New York Paul W. rhomp-
son, Philadelphiai u. W. Hart, st. Louis.
morei T., ID. Higher, New York; Hon. p. H..
Mahlil, Mimi Rev. oliver Crane and wife,
Morristown, N. j,
METRoPoLlTAN.-s. W. Alston, Atlanta, Ga;
A. Pope, Virginia; NJ, o, Davis, plttsburg, Pa. I;
q. l., cutler, Philadelphia L. X. Mason, Har.
. GOSSIP, Milton v. Montgomery, the new
Commissioner OF Patents, is reglstered at the
ihists house, = Mr., George NJ. Pullman aud
Ing the past few days in This city, atOpplng az
the Arlington Hotel, left for home last even
ibR.-Tho Hon, Frank Jones OF New Hamp-
thire arrived at the Riggs last evening.
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The machinery of the United States
steamer Despatch is receiving a thorough
overbaulipg. Many of the parts are being
replaced with improved machinery. The
work will be completed in about one week
II is expected that the Despatch will join
Admiral Jouett's flagship at New Or
leans.
Secretary Manning has written letter
to Collector Robertson Of New York, in
which he says that while he is not entirely
prepared to arrest the Investigations of the
business Of that port which are now in pro.
gress, no desires to say that they should be
under Mr.. Robertson's general supervision
as the chief officer of the port
Mr. Joseph s. Bolway, ox-oxecutivo clerk
at tho White House, will be transferred to
the War Department under tho amended
Civil-Service rules. he is now third-class
clerk, receiving II 900 per year, and will
probably DO transferred to clerkship OF
tho same grade. AS Mr.. Warren Young,
another executive clerk, has over u month
yet to serve at the White House, arrange
ments for his transfer have not yet been
made.
Malcolm Hay, the newly appointed First
Assistant Postmaster.G General, expects to
start South in day or two for his health
He will be gone about three months. A
gentleman whe knows him we'll and talked
with him yesterday expressed grave doubts
of Mr.. Hays physical ability to perform
the aTduous duties of his Office. First As
sistant Postmaster. General Crosby will con-
tinue to discharge tho duties of the posi-
tion during Mr.. Hays absence
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TIE POLICE COURT.

Coleman Homer, colored, was assessed
the highest penalty-$50- carrying n
pistol Officer Smith testified that he
arrested The accused in front Of the Galilean
Fishermens Hall, on the Avenue, last
night, during disturbance, and on the
way to tho station he threw the pistol
awgy.
Julia Connors who keeps provision
store on NJ street, between Twentieth and
Twenty-6rst streets, was fined fl05 for
selling rum without license.
Lily Clentino, alias Devine, the Comquo
actress who was arrested last Thursday
morning for the grand larceny of 5000
diamond locket from Ada Shea, was in
court this morning. The case went over
until Wednesday next.
Thomas Bell was charged with emitting
David Singleton with razor aud striking
BIN with pot of coffee on Congress street,
Georgetown. Dismissed.
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To WAC Gai1S4burg Hattie FieId.

The Prexidett has accepted tho Invitation
of the veterans al t6, First and other corps
of the AruIv Of ~. Potomac to visit the
battle. fled of e gettysburg when they make
their historecsi sirlt there on the 4th and
9Th of Nav ieassurei Governor Curtin
yestorday that he would 20 unless pre-
vented bv some urgent necessity Of tho pub
lie service. Mr.. j. H. Slime OF tho First
Corps sles INT the goysrn9 s. Of S the States
also invited, and so far not single deoli-
nation has been received. Governor Curtin
is anxious to have all Of the war governors
present, and Messrs. Kirkwood and Sprague
a;hnounco their intention of accompanying
The partv
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LOCAL BRIEFS,

CHRIS ABNERs own cigars are the best
out for 8 cents.
Mr.. JOHN M. WRIeHT Of Illinois has
been admitted to the bar Of this District.
b. ROBINSON 4 Co.'s clearinghouse, 900
Pennsylvania avenue, was Sigh tfy dam
aged by fire last evening.
PoToMAc shad (frat of the season., fried
ham and tenderloin steak, buckwheat cakes
with maple syrup for break fast. No. 922 Il
street nOrthwest-The Evans.
THE corporate existence Of tho National
Metropolitan Bank OF Washington, ID. o.,
was extended yesterday by the Comptroller
of the Currency to March "a, 1908.
MARRIAGE LICENSES have been issued
MS follows: Charles Il. Hamilton of this
city and Mary i. Green Of New Orleaus
La; Herman Mohler and Katherine Buhlor.
TnE case against Daniel Digney, charged
with driving over Mr.. Junius Simons on
May is last with a bansom, has boon post
nonod in the Criminal Court until Monday.
THE residence formerly occupied by
Henry D. Cooke in West Washington, aud
recsnily sold at auction to William A. Cor
don for $4,000, has been transferred at
that omount to Jay Cooke, jr.
WHEN headache joins neuralgia, thon
scomts the tug Of war" A wise General
knows very well how TO marshal his forces.
His first, last, and best charge is made with
n bottle OF balvatien Oil, and the doughty
foes lilo BRINGING in tho dust
TIRE President has not yet determined
which of the Presbyterian churches in this
city he will attend, and tho published
statement that he haa settled upon tho New
York-Avenue Church, Rev DIR. Bartlett,
was premature. 1t is generally believed
that the selection of the Preaidents place
Of worship will rest with Mrs. Hoyt and
Miss Cleveland.
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"A FRENCH puEL.p
The Gums Loaded with Blank Car
IrfdEes.

The Gums Loaded with Blank Car
tridges.
LAWRENCE, KAN, March ely steriay
afternoon quite an excitement was created
in this place over duel between young
man named p A. Newberg from Leaven-
worth, and Don Crew, the son Of the Re-
publican candidate for Mayor. The diff
Guilty grew out of little squib that ap.
peared in the Lawrence Journal yesterday
morning, giving an account of "snipe
hunt" in which it was stated that New
berg held sncb and candle for several
hours waiting till the snipes wero driven
in. Crow WAS accused Of being the author
OF the story, aud when requested to apollo
pize refused TO do so, and iintimated that
Newberg might go to the devil.
challenge was sent aud accepted, the
weapons to be shofguns, at thirty PAGES.
John DOnnelly acted rs second for Crew,
aud Ed Fairfield for Newberg with Her
man Haye as referee. IL was understood
between the seconds that tho guns were to
be- loaded with blank cartridges. When
the word TO fire was given both weapons
we've discharged Rnd Crow fell, while q
quantity Of chickens blood made q respect
able corpse of him.
Tho crowd rushed Up to see what the re-
suit was Newberg, thinking they were
going to arrest him. drew revolver aud
began to shoot right aud left, while the
crowd, two hundred in number, dispersed
in every direction. But tho revolver too,
had been loaded with blank cartridges, so
no one was injured. Newberg was brought
over TO tho city from Bismarck Grove,
where the duel had takon place, and con
suited an attorney, who Informed him
that Crew had been wounded and defined
his tNewberg's) oilonse. Newberg decided
that it was best for him to leave town,
and he took the first train for Topeka
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"A Tbieving servant civ.

Mary Dent, colored servant girl was
charged before the Police Court this morn
ing with the grand larceny of nearly
$1,000 worth ofjewelry aud small guam.
tity Of clothing from her employer, Mrs
Laura Il. Colston, of 2l5 East Capitol street.
The property charged in the warrant is
two pearl and diamond rings worth 500
each, six finger rings worth $50 each, two
breastpins worth $50 each, 300 worth of
silverware and 50 worth of bed linen
The case went over indefinitely for n
hearing, until another servant, who dis
appeared the day of the robbery-Thursday
last-can be arrested.
Officer Rouke of tho Eighth Precinct
yesterday arrested the accused on suspicion
of having committed the robbery. All tho
property was recovered except the two
pearl and diamond rings and two breast
pins worth $3.50. The rest were found
sewed mp in, pillow slips that we're con-
cealed on the premises. The officer says he
is in search Of the other girl, Maria Dent,
a BQusn Of the prisoner
The Evening critic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1881-1885, 1885-03-21
DY LUNCANsoN BROS,
ID Real Estate Auctloneers.
TRUSTEES SALE OF A THREE.sTORY AND
n A o IrAEnfI pRIOK nNul.I IINl

TRUSTEES SALE OF A THREE-STORY AND
BASEMENT BRICK DWELLING.
by virtue of a certain deed OF truet, bearing
date on the eighth (Sth) day OF September, A.
ID. 1882, and duly recorded In Liber No. 1OlO,
folio 10, ct seq, one OF the land records OF
the District of COlumbie, and at the request OF
the holder of the note for said Indebtedness,
we she'll cell at public auction, In front OF the
premises, on TUESDAY, the 10Th day or March,
ing real estate, situate In the city of Wash.
ington, Dietrict OF Columbia, and being the
western pant OF lot numbered three (3) IN the
original subdivision OF square numbered ono
hundred and fvo (lO5), having II frontage Of
twenty (20) feet on north II street, and being
Gil that part OF said lot which lies west OF u
line drawn north and south through the
centre Of said lot, and from tho south lino 10
the north line thereof, together with tue I'M
provements thereon, subject TO deed OF trust
duly recorded in Ltber No. 99l, folio d23, OF
said land records, securing the sum OF $1,000,
together with Interest thereon az the rate OF
six per cent. per annum, from December 80,
A. d. 1884.
Terms Of sale; Cash; 500 deposit required
at Time Of sale; all conveyRncing ut purchasers
cost. IL terms OF sale are not complied with
In seven days from day OF sale tho trustees re-
serve the right 10 resell the property at the
risk and cost Of the defaulting purchasers.
GEORGE E. EMMONS,
CHARLES u. PEARSON,
feli.eod Trustees.
The above sale is Postponed until WEDNES-
DAY, the 25th day OF March, A. d, 1885, same
GEO. E. EMMoNs,
CHARLES ID. PEARSON,
mr1Oeod Trustees
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District Government Notes.

The Washington Gaslight Company have
asked permission of the Commissioners to
fill their new gas tank with water.
The Commissioners have returned tho
$500 security to the B. & o. r. r. Co. which
they deposited as collateral for com.
pliance with the instructions of the Com
missioners in relation to the removal Of
their temporary tracks laid for the inau-
guration.
The Commissioners have directed the
Major Of Police to cause the arrest of all
persons found violating the law by using
for dumpipg-grounds Third street, between
N and p, and New Jersey avenue, between
the same streets, and o street, between
Third and Fourth.
Building permits have been granted to
Thomas A. Mclaughlin to erect dwelling.
house on Twelfth street between N and o
streets, to cost $500; Charles Schafer
erect two dwellings on i street between
Third and Four-and-a-half street, south
west, S2,700; also to repair dwelling on
j between Third and Four.and.a' half
streets, 5000; Thomas Mccain, erect a
shed on GlenwoOd road, $500.
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ZOE RERT--Mscellaneovs.

VSoR RENT-AN ELEGANT ROSEWOOD
~ case PIANO; full octayes; only $40 per
quarter asked. Address u. i. t., National
Hotel, mhl9 Btn
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A Shnrk,A Snrnoisx.

German paper reports singular ex-
ample of the ssgacity of sharks. A man
fell overheard from a German ship. The
place was known TO be infested with
crew not q single specimen appeared. The
man managed to keep a0ost and life.buoy
was thrown to him. Unhsppily he missed
it, whereupon another member of the crow
jumped in to the rescue. He had barely
reached the drowning man when huge
shark rushed up like flash of lightning,
and, seizing both men in his jaws, dragged
them under, The shark conviction that
If be would only be patient for few min
utes he would probably have two victims
instead of one is certainly remarkable
london Globe.
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A servant Giri,s Impudonce:

Bertha Jenkins, a good-looking mulatto
girl, about 10 years old, was tried in the
Police Court to-day for assaulting Mrs.
Martha Wheelock, well.dressed old lady
Of 81 years, who resides at 1910 Eleventh
street. Mrs. Wheelock testified that she
employed the girl as q servant, and was to
allow her to 70 home two nights in the
week. She went to work last Thursday
and went homo that night and Friday aud
Saturday and Sunday nights. She came
bBc-s Monday and resigned. She refused
to return the night-key aud witness said
she could not get her clothing until sho re.
turned the key. She then committed the
assault. Mrs. Wheelock showed band
aged head, and said she was severely as
sau lied, Five dollars fine
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entertainment for the NewsbOys.

An entertainment for the newsboys will
be hold in Willard Hall Monday evening,
March 90, at 1880 o'clock. The boys will be
served with light refreshments and tho OPP
portunity will be improved to secure theiE
names and find out what proportion of
them attend the day and the Sunday
schools and other facts that may be of service
oction. All who are interested IN tlde sue
cess of this good work are cordially. invited
10 be present. 1t is believed that the aim
al d policy of the society is such ms to meet
of Washington.
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Grand Lnry Indictments.

Tho grand jury to-day brought in five
new indictments in the Navy fraud
cases. Two wero against VIM. II. Dempsey
ard Daniel Carrigan. One charges thom
with presenting false bill on October g.,
1852, for Ink, paper and pens, amounting to
$73550, and the other is bill under tho
namesof Ii. ]. Mclaughlin & Co., on May
80, 1888, for galvano- ioradic machines, etc,
amounting to Sl,62210. The remaining
three arc against John W. Drew and Daniel
Csrrigan. Two of them are dated Decem-
Der 10, 1888. for medicines and appliances
amounting to 81 ,966.29 and the third for
April 0. 1888, amounts to 81 ,266.30, and wa:
for medicines.
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w the confectionery businessi muut ooh
good, industrious hoy and no abba ~ give
satisfactory fetefet cts. Apply at 3O3 Penn.
ave. o. g. tnh2O itt
WANTED A WHITE BOY OR YOUNG MAN
" 10 DO generally useful about tna house.
Als,l girl 10 do general homework. Apply No
III New YORK ave. cor. 1Sth ~. mhiD'3.a
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A PLEASANT PLACE.

The Washington Roller Rink, corner
Ninth street aud Rhode Island avenue. The
interior has been beautifully decorated, aud
the floor is the best in the United
comfortably, and good music and first.class
instructors will be in attendance. The
skates used are the best made. Fancy
skating every evening.