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Gountrn prousrin for Sale au0 90 Get

NOR gAIE.-Tn Geneseo Livingston County,
i NY the prnIzss hsForoare occupied by tho late
Mrs. BcihLili yrIu4t t0nrls .le 1i
1880 IftICk HOUSE.
Conmoiioua wcll-arranCcd ald ~ thorongh frptr,
GA fuu &c and Fcnl ncf couirffanf} hover
d vegetable eascn-. ce house ciaSe house inl batha
IL ds.rcd ia. atrUiIg premises. c0nelsh MI hil,
BANK BUILDING. W. % ant VANS. sAA- 'Vl 49,,
and about two acres Lind 0Aali - uS rear n hso -
r,,i,,.ss fc h4c commanding extensive VI ~ 81 thn
Geues.e valley. being about Tout 10 - OF most 10
Tbe uroperfv FI terms conditions ~ sale sppy 10
j. ia If.WIs or % 1TRANG 81 DOlf,
Attorneys fOT E1cc ltOfa.
tlcncssO Livingston county NY.
nor SALE or EXCHANGE. Il large, we'll
j equipped MILL locatsf 10 hne-t Eflin section IN
Ccpfr,l Nee. YORK nov in crstul operation 49,
HOWE q PARSONS. ~ &c lsrst, y y
rOMERVULE, \. Light taxes; good
- schools For dcnce or farms Ia sernelve OF s.iaeT
.c< address a IT, WHITE. BoK 1873, One vile. ~ j.
prorefties from sspB 20 10000
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II.
rTO THOUSAND ISLANDS.
Tar ONLY DAILY LINE TO ALEXANDRIA RAY.
uoxp w.TERTOWy AND OGDENSBURG RAIL
ROAD.
SHORT ROUTE. QUICK TINE, STEEL RAIL
y V CENTRAL SLEEPING CAR CO.'S NEW AND
ELEGANT SLEEPING AND pARLoR CARS.
1>raus Ieave GRAND c ENTRAL DEPOT, via ROME for
cApE VINCENT WATERFOWL and way 9l5 p. m.
na1IY II rs D. A. daily except saturday and 1890
daily exccut sunday, oswEGo and way 1880 a. daily
cent SUNDAY g:i5 D ami 1l:l6 daily except satur
dav. oGpENsBURG, NORWOOD and way 9l5 p. IN and
11:I5 D. H. daily except saturday
or m THROUGH WAGNER SHELTERS for CAPE
VINCENT DAILY except Sunday. WATERFOWL daily
ana oG pENsBURG daily except saturday
11.l5u m sleeping car TO ALBANY. PARLoR CAR,
,IpANY THROUGH TO CAPE VINCENT
~, arrival of all trains at CAPE VINCENT the NEW
~ ,sr sTTAMEU ST. LAWRENCE" and the steamer
mN,unn lesye for CLAYTON, ROUND ISLAND.
ruotrsA ANN ISLAND PARK and ALEXANDRIA BAI.
and for KINGSTON, ONT
brousb tickets sale at Grand Central Depot and all
View York Central ticket offices in Ne"N ork and brooyn
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Bnsiness prUpert1 tor Sale ala to fet

Two LET at the substantial new building "a
~ - Newt haInbersst running through ~ hosc-st'
large ight and basement anil ns above win p""of
eieyat0T etc. rutland & " HITTING, 5Beekinan 81.
rINO LE'T--Store and basement, also top story,
4 ~ Ann At. e,rncr rhestre alley. rutland WHIT
INO, , DecxmHn-sf.
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VEST SHORE RAILWAY


an BEST CONSTRUCTED AND FINEST EoUrppED
n DOUBLE TRACK LINZ FOR BUSIS Ek,s OR
2yf.s ,s,..,c -, PLkAsUkE TRAVEL.
Nv. INC - ,ShOhk ROUTE Is ALONG THE WEST
<s ,nA " liz WOkLDEAMED HUDSON kIyEH
~ 49,, .'EvyVIHiLLS OF CATShILL MOUSrAIhE
IA ~ BEAUTIFUL VALLEY or THE
q and afer JAY 2. 1852 trains wia eave Yves, 424.st.
N mains irem downtown statlun iootof Jays,
81 RIVER ~ MINUTES earlier loot esIiyasy
&iFoit and C1ctso -L1LJ Li0 fasIO !. T. rul.
I LIMA ssIu. IS Top. m iutinan sleepcrA
~ esS.n bridge Niagara kalis nuIfao Iool,es,ar , 40
in At:iO s5lOp sieepsrs parlor esrx' H<o'
tlca and syracuse 1sz0 lJ'id ll.i5 = a, .dto $40
s.ane. roksepsis sstgernesaad A4oaay .1a,1o .7.aa
*fwvffz kiDxstsn AID CsIskiil .I4Io. "s.2a soa
Mo- IA; - a. nj Jsss Ssu5 -o:lU. % 10 u n ~
1JJ. lilo a 5.io n
xe OeOrze. BOO lilo SATURDAYS only BAD o. m
eaterskiI Hanter d0Dart, Grand Hotel station Pho
T. 800 Has a 8; 70 n Badet pari0r 70 GraDd
r.. and uote Kaaerskin via PanDicia on Si9v a H. and
Llsa9ins Caro- Mountain Aous@ -'s-'4'- 1910 7,2o
s. nas trsal ana Cal IA Ia .as, 71o 300 n eiv p a.
lnistcn London .iOi0s w. o;l1 'e'l' D. M ioroat4
bsi,y ophsr trains ially except sun lay.
In kets line taDlc cr or sieeping car inoda
81 or In iorasfioa apply opcss Jersey ciy Penn. X
Xktxtlon HobokeIs ~ HuGb0n-st. bioo.yuh to4rLsL.
nex once foot OF Fulton New vfx Sity ~ zJf 2e
SG3, e5l. y46 lao l.325 BrcanWay fof ptiave. l41
u l2sth-st 1891 Bowery and West shofe stations loot
West 4zd.sf and loot OF Jsyst Ngfth hyeI. BAGGAGE
eo ior and checked from hotels ana les,cenee Ufdera
<( BrnedVsx General FassengerA zsnz
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eieamboas ano RAILROADS.
-BosTON AND NEW ENGLAND

~A' sToNINGToN LINE. INSIDE ROUTE r.
staarers leave new Pier So N. h. block ABOVE
Cana.st except suntays at D. m new train gaa
md Boston without charge Most direct route to Watch
Hi and NafraFhW PoPPLE General Passenger Agent.
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HARLEM RIVER BRANCH p
4 gHIGH VALLEY RATLR0AD.-Passen 9

IL train. leave depot foot Of CorRrdt and Des5rcsseS
- $40 M $40 and p m fer Eas;eD. Bsth.sne,a
FarcrY Ithaca Geneva Lyons buffalo and the West Pub
Az rhron IN coaches dRy Isca trains at ana bso
4 nj for Eeston Refill ehsu AID Coplay.
rims .caving at $40 "a l. and 3:4o connect for all
scats in MahonOY and Hazleon coal regons Sunday aAa
ks--, isr Nsuch Chunk and Eazletsn. s:lO a IN.
~'NS- z d. ByINGToN. O. p. a.
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AVON INN,

KEY EAST BEACH " J..
Omen throughout september az greatly reuuced rates
Send for "a SEASON AT AVON INN" illustrated
belmont HALL.
snhaaey's Mountain. Nj.
omen limo October iTsiclass family hotel Coo
PuIe nHO"N''' ' d. A. CROMWELL, Preparation
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REAL ESTATE.
srw-YoRK, Friday, Aug. &c. 1885.
LIST OF AUCTIONS.

LIST OF AUCTIONS.
No soles were held at the Exchange and Auction
Room to-day. ,.,,, 49,.
The sale announced by L. j. & /. Phillips. aue,
tioneers of SO lots located on 1st 3d. Centre ana
Ncou ayes, town OF Islip, L. l., was postponed un-
til September 2.
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ERIE RAILWAY, now known as the NEW
il YORK. LAKE Erie AND WESIEhN Ill .o ~
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RECORDED REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
Nstyu,-yORK CITY.


NEw-YoRK CITY.
The following shows the real estate TRANSACTIONS
recorded yesterday.
4thst n G cor OF West loth.st, eoxso $; Herman g,
SAME property 4 interest; Daniel schercr to Her.
Same I popdrfy Interests same 10 Margarsit nsrt
li9tn;si 100 r. OF con- ~ ahn Tyan so725
77t1st i26 q w., W OF issVe -'AloS' s72l
1o, en- ar ~ 20 5o19o 2ai war
Jacob BOVINE exse9to to gl,o 70 5ts
eStss 2Se Of ST sc 10 John Rrswster $4,000
AveA W cor ct sStSt IaST' u 5000
ethiaVs N o.H;ss l6loxso' MAJ 1LOOo
Sss NO 4S4 West EST gzSH giioan 10000
i4oi MY. n i, IsS 1a.g Oh 'uA'e ~ 5000
IL o iso r. e, q 52y Moss 2o5oo
peaHss ser a9 Nv S sS 70 eaTsc Mooney to Edward
saT s'P property Edward inuaaeh and wife to
West 5dsS SIIs 251ioo Price to n ooo
sa@s Hrp %TS' Anthony Hughes and wife To 10000
sanle pTSpe11yr ran Manhattan $4,000
FhrmoG u, s. Iot 1 RocT 1900
West 9,h e. iG 81 Vflanne and wiis 10000
s'thst so goS , q Of efns5y 1lo5
s5l9st e. gsW , II W ST. 81 A'e'D' ~ 500
loehs5 and iS9 ~ SS OF ri Kanm;n - 1900
lSlsisI u.s. 81 IL e. o. ~ TaTy MeKeon 1900
laeh.st 49,, i2 ii " Of straw 5Ox09I Mary
Whelan and another to II T. Wilcox -. 4
0hsd u.s. 40 Ot saf sS clara cders 1000
Columba-aye, n 5. 81 u 0 OF Iener.0faye, 1uSlun'
Charles II Green aud vile 10 Jonile j. uloeA- ION
5ad SsSS r. S q G-T TeBpa TTuo 1000
lllih.sS a $40 N eOf sd-ave. 2f9xlO0.ll; Jose
mime IL Jenny To Ann NJ. Jenny.
3d.st n - 226 Il e OF MoDOusal-st, @0xlOO SANS u
i4ost 70 Is Is.oS Lot Marcel gi1loc Henry 1890
J7tlI.st, g. go II v OF jth-sve, 2oxlOO.Si " hpo =
ROrcsta and wife 20 Paul Eolefbenii
lost & S. 81 q Of eaye s'fOo 1900
Sd,vo " ; 9 ,a1I n Of 6s''' oOSlOo nA $1,000
Sdsye vs. 100 hsof oSu''''' ''AtOo' 1880
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Ciin propertn % Eet-

Gin prOprrtn % fst
ITO LET.-Fully furnished. on West 18TH
a g.story hiah. stoop house, rent. $50 per month
j. i. VAN BUshlhk. l,zSe bfoAd"W'
- AND A-STORY unfurnished and furnished
- houses centrally located; best llst offered THIS aatn
:. NJ BLAKELH, l.5@b broaaNay'
- sTH-ST.. II WEST.--High stOgp four
~ story hose with extension decorated and beautif
Tor owner use terms very reaAonaOie
TO private iihn' Apply T. C. srEDMAN. CO broadway.
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Citp proprrtn Tor sale.
A FOR SALE.-On West 72d-st. four r.
N. story hous-sl5 H. 10 and 90 feet wiet al OF SUI
reror fulsh and wOrk mnn-hip tyo have dnins loom M
solid oak ceilings second 10 Aoini DeOio ""'"s
elsewhere those cat t4ls out .,, NJ. -,, 81.
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AmnseMents.

>tuthSbWNhADs
DIJOU OPERA HOUSE.
r sss sST,S h pgHTY
supported by RICE aud pIxEY's BIG BURLEsoUE co.
BASEBALL. Polo Grounds To-day.
I'D Grand Lesgne Championship Match
Games called p. Admission so cents -
DARTLEY CAMPBELIlS 14TH STREET
ID THEATRE Tonight and during the week.
n po Matn @, sa tp PYY;,ELEs.
M S Gpp S @ sale OF 0'
PAQUITA
CASTNO. Broadway and 39th-st
" Roof Garden Promenade Concert after tho OPEN.
Third month and unprecedented Of the NEST popular
Comic opera ever presented at the Casino.
NANoN.
Admission 50cenis balcony, 81 orchestra, 81 90.
Next SUNDAY Eveung Grana Concert
E,DEN MUSEE, 23d-st.. bet. 9Th and 9Th ayes.
Z 0Rsn fro fToR 70 Il ssPd9E qHi'sP %t 2Ss
prAgfsgS TsS aRSgSS SSP sy$SESsSoPEs
GRAND sASShD E GHAhssE c6SsFR StNNAD
Adm SFsB ~ T fS Mysterious Chess &a'Saton
CILMORE'S GREAT JUBILEE
IL THE COVERED AMPHITHEATRE.
MANHATTAN REACH.
GRAND PROGRAMME AFTERNOON AND EVENING.
GRAND OPERA HOUSE.
~
Every evening wedne,aS and saturday Masp TsivE
woMAN. Next week. shook Golfers Co N storm Beaten
MANHATTAN BEACH.
PAINS GREATEST SUCCESS.
LAST DAYS OF PoMPEL"
Eyery weekday evening. Mondays excepted. NM
GHASSIIs AFTERSooN AND EVENING.
NIBLO'S GARDEN. Reserved seats soc.
WITH BARLEY cAMPBELIis GREAT SPECTACLE,
MArrxBEs WEDNESDAY 1Yio1ND SATURDAY AT .
DEOPLES THEATRE.
Il MIR HARRY MINER. Sole Proprietor and Manager.
Every Evening and wclnesday aud saturday Matinees
August 81. THoMAs" " KSEHE in RICHARD III
STAR THEATRE. broadway and 13th-st.
- M. LESTER WALLAGK:., proprietor and Manager.
Beautiful Young English Actrcs,
MISS ADELAIDE MOORE.
THURSDAY Friday and saturday Matinee and Sight,
MISS MOORE az RosALISD.
HOUSES crowded to the doors.
CTANDARD THEATRE. THE MlKADO.
- Every Evening az = Matinee saturday az = ,,,,a,
Brilliant frOd"''' TIE II !n MIR%Bo COMIC 0p''"
OF. THE TowN or TITIPQ. nv,ev
HAhRl g nILLIAH1 w ~ HAHILZT ,s v, AL0NzQ
JARBEAU. Miss WILLIAMS, Miss TUTEIN sndZkL
'A0oi-" First Nnkaio Natinee saturday a,a
V'HALIA THEATRE. TONIGHT.
wssSay md saturday MATINEE sTRp pSw 6 ssri
GhE AT CITY CITY '''''''''D''
Union SQUARE THEATRE
l MfKADO. MtKADO.
Reserved seats Soc. soc, 6oc., soc.
Reserved seat jcc.. soc, soc. 5uc - -.
MONDAY, Aug. 81. Harry Ainert Comedy CAUGHT ON
VyTALLACKS. Broadway and 30th-st.
w Cooling Machine I'm successful operation.
LAST NlGHTS.
Tho Musical comedy
CHATTER. CHATTER CHATTER
(DIF NAEUEnIN).
wafhude Cottreily, De Wolf Ncprtr olga Brandon,
Harry Nardnn0ngh. Geneyieve Reynolds. G W. Plankett
Orchestra 81 90 balcony, 81 admission DO cents family
circle. 70 cents. MArIN EE sAIU iDA1 AT =
eth AVENUE THEATRE. Second Week
- GILBERT AND SULLIVAN oPtiIA SE ls r
EVERY EVENING AT y. SATURDAY NATlNEtS AT :
r. DOYLY CAHrE'- OPERA COMPANY,
FROM TtiE SAVOY THEATRE. LoNDoN.
In Gilbert and sulllvgn's anu Original Comic OPEN,
MIkAUO.
Nothing but adN irafDH % express journal
The Orrinal from tie Authors libetto AMI the
Orrbesirlfion. ONLY COMPANY AUTHORIZED 10
present Tits Opera In Scw.YorS.
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nnpIIAR sHnRE ILNE--FnR RnsrnN
aHE BAY LINE

GHE BAY LINE
FOR
NJ POINT COMFORT, NORFOLK AND THE SOUTH.
Daily, except Sundays via PeunsyiYania Railroad $40
b.. paTlor through 10 steaaer.
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Gummcr Resorts.
ARGYLE HOTEL,

ARGYLE HOTEL,
BABYLON, L. L. ONE HOUR VIA l. L. r. r.
OPEN TO October Isl.
SPECIALLY REVISED RATES FOR AUG. AND SEPT
park Of seventy acres New bali orches
siabling facilities KICHARD H. SrEA RMS. Proprietor.
Rooms can be secured at lis broadway room ~
AVON BEACH MOTEL,
BATH. L. l. go
Omen until SEPTEMBER Firstclass nmily hotel Saie
r. L. by Beaoa boats and TniToad Via Bath Junos'
steamed Pope Catlin leaves Pier q, North river ~ l.
daily a. $3.50 and $50 D. NJ direct l9r ias 1un
days excepted. 1. u. Ml-NCtEol NJ.
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NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY
IN Trains leave from Chamberset Depot for hDg
Clster P,enent ana yscE q 500, 10 ra 3b = 4.9O
40 CSC $50 D. NJ ~ midnight. Sundays u a. m snd
Nsnue Spring Valley and MOnssy T. 1oa N 4'5o p 70.
Sunday 40
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II YORK. LAKE. ERiE AND WESTERN RAILr:oAD p.
lan xenents Of trains nom Chambersst Depot From I'D
"A m-paiIy except sundays Day Express Drswingroon
Cosches 70 BnghamtOn. EiAsira horneiisyle bunalo
HorneIisvile TO cinesnna: and Rurslo to chicago.
D n-Daly Chicago and 81 Loais Limited hxPress
"a sss f eSsrs 1 for fast s Arrives SIS anancs 5 a.
H. Cleveland, 1913 M CINCINNATI O o p M Chicago
sS p yn' ao ana NIAGARA Falls limited" arrives
uiso IN a m so pei son ~ G siss w. ~. soia
rzia Of Pullman Day sBd sleepg Ccsohes 10 Bnghsmio
SR s ana Ps Sass Fs S 6 7so ao
u DOOn l45 $3.50 40 jo $50 6l0 $50 1889 lO.'op m,
~ nioignt sundays S4o ';4o $50 lO'zO m l4o o''o
tsSsSn 4I5 5:ls 100 1850 80 1920 m Il 145
midnight Sundays 545 7:45 $50 1910 las $50
7.15 y p. 10. II midnight "a o,o.oo
1880 m eco 8: $50 $50 $50 $50 73n 1000 and
i rkinight SATURDAY nights ONLY. Sundays 9l6 n n.
sStsrH Z S 5as TO oso 1920 m Las 500 $3.50 .:io
80 $40 $50 1880 "a End u Inlnigat sr1esys $40
warsick l:45 7a5 ie:i5 a m 4:i5 p Sundays si6
New2urg and Cornwall 7ib0 a IN 800 4sSJ p IN sun
konisst aud Kingston and Montgomery a. $3.50 D. m
Geslas rs 5:l5 7:5O 1920 a. m $50 $50 4sO ZOO
sop Sunday 545 7iJ $50 1920 d H. $50 700
&idiietown 4,4s b:45 7.5o 1920 a m $3.50 40 81
$50 SUNDAY Bras as $3.50 1020 am . $3.50 $ m
The asd go N tSa1ns connect MIN New ore on,
Pos yesv G' As 75o 1920 am $3.50 4so ST $50
losrs leave 23d-st. " T. 5i.o; e:l5 M e:lo m %
ttty minutes and LAS M sunday ever thirty minutes
tckss for passage and apartments in Drawing Room aud
nz ransier OF baggage may DO Coupangs oces
N i1i OF 95i Brosdwny 1877 westst ". Y, No. Court
Isrsss ira rs nom me Vest arrive In NewYOrk at 7O
Join e & Az" 4BBorr asnT Pass'r Agent NswYork
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1885-03-03
The Very First steamboat.

A correspondent travelling In Virginia
writes to the Springfield Republican as
follows: Having crossed the Potomac
we are now il the northeastern corner of
West Virginia, and in Shephcrdstown
enter its oldest settlement. founded in
1874 by Thomas Sheppard, whose de-
secndents still live there and own some
of the original land. The pioneers were
Germans, from Pennsylvania chiefly, and
the village has more the appearance Of a
Maryland than a Virginia town. This
community was active in revolutionary
days, and from it sprang the first of
these companies of 'sBucktail' noun
taineers, who, recruiting as they went,
fastened on foot to aid Washington at
Boston in 1875. when he first called for
troops. No incident in local history, how
ever. is more important than the expert
mentation which was carried on here by
James Ramsey in 1885 toward the in-
vention Of the steamboat. The plan OF
the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal was Their
under consideration and projects for in
land navigation were stimulating inven-
tive thought Washington and others
became specially interested IN what Mr..
Ramsey was doing aud aided his expert
ments. Finally there was produced and
tried upon the Potomac q steamboat
which undoubtedly antedates the dis
coveries in the same direction of both
Fitch and Fulton. Ramsey's steamboat
was fat boat propelled" by steam.
engine working vertical pump in the
middle of the vessel, by which the water
was drawn in at the bow and expelled
through horizontal trunk at the stern.
The impact of this forcible stream against
the static water of the river pushed the
boat along just as q cuttie-fsh swims.
The boat was eighty feet long, and with
= cargo OF three tons attained speed up
the current Of -four miles an hour. She
was soon disabled, however, By the ex-
plosion Of her boiler, but relics of her
are preserved.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1885-03-03

Al New York correspondent of the Gin
cinnati Enquirer writes Speaking of
the Fifth Avenue. the loneliest in this city
is the Stewart palace. There is the usual
display of fashion on the pave of. the
Fifth Avenue, but it does not penetrate
the darlxened windows and massive walls
of the grand house. The latter stands
back from the street fully thirty feet, for
Stewards taste required dignitied re-
tirement. Viewed in front the immense
structure looks like the abode of silence.
The curtains are all down, and the broad
porch which graces Thirty fourth street
is seldom entered till evening, and in
fact the vast establishment resembles a
mausolem. What is to become of itl
This is very interesting question It is
now occupied by an old widow with her
housekeeper and the servants.
The former, since her return from Sara
toga, seldom leaves the building, but the
latter can easily step outsby the rear gate,
for they never use the grand entrance.
Judge Hilton or Mr.. Libby frequently
makes each short call. DR.. Marcy IS
occasionally in, but these exceptions
hardly break the long monotony. How
strange seems this house Of sileneei in the
very centre of activity In the future
disposition of this property Judge Hill
ton will probably inherit the picture gal
lery, which contains some Of the finest
modern masterpieces. and then the rest
to the immense estate will probably go
Of Mr.. Stewart nieces, the ClGches and
bther relatives. The palace will be
emptied by the alctionser, AID the
splendid blilding will probably become
club house
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1885-03-03

A business man SAYS that for years he
has been in the habit Of waking himself
AZ any hour he wished simply by impress
ING upon his mind before going TO sleep
the fact that he must awake at that time,
and saving further that he seldom varies
FIVE minutes from the moment which ne
had assigned himself. We have very
distinct recollection Of many instances IN
which we have ourselves tried the eApe-
riment with success, and at one time,
when it was necessary for considerable
period for us to wake on certain days OF
the week at a very early hour, to take the
first train to the place where our services
were then needed, we had an opportunity
of studying the circumstances under
which this peculiar species of seit-con-
troi is most easily exercised. During
this period we found no difficulty IN
waking regularly within about five min
ufes Of the time necessary to enable US TO
reach the train comfortably, although Tor
a portion of the time this involved getting
up long before daylight; but we discov-
cred also that in order to wake with pre-
cision. at the right moment and to rest
quietly until it arrived. it was necessary
to look at our watch just before going to
sleep. If we neglected this precaution
we were apt to sleep uneasily, waking
first an hour or more before the proper
time, and allowing ourselves in conse-
quence only short maps afterward until
the minute arrived for getting up. What
ever part of our mind it might have been
that took charge of waking us seemed to
begin its count of the hours from the
time at which we composed ourselves to
sleep, and if we did not inform ourselves
Of this our conscious reckoning was COR
respondingly uncertain and the effort to
wake vague, but if we took clear note
of the time in the evening we could
sleep peacefully through the whole OF the
allotted interval, sure to be aroused at
or near its expiration.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1885-03-03
Dine Ga an Egg.

In breaking an egg ut ~ Ietel the
other day, there was found !. foreign suo
stance embedded in The POLK. ~hicn. on
closer examination proved - be = silver
dime, with lcadcn filing. How it came
there is a mystery, only explained by the
snpposltIen that tho owner 0f he dime
had tired &C trying 70 pass Il. and had
thrown il away, only to be picked up by
the cnterpriSine hen. which though 20
pass it. Or turn it to good use b7 p1st:ng
II into the egg. The coin was ccrrcced
to some extent
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1885-03-03
C.cnr voice.

Mr.. Charles II Krebs. 737 Madison
avenue, Baltimore. Maryland, well known
in banking circles. ccrtifics to the excel
lencc Of the Red Star Cough Cure. A
few doses speedily cured his neicc OF
severe hoarSeness and sore throat. It IS
pleasant to take No one can be poisoned
by this remedy. which is free from opium.
morphia and other dangerous drugs
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1885-03-03

that the multitude OF diseases Of & scrofnlous
nature generally proceed from q torpid con-
ditiOn Of the liver. The blood becomes inn
pure because the liver does not act properly
and work of the poison from the system. and
the certain results are blotches, pimples. erup-
tons sWeliings, tumors, ulcers and kindred
affections, or settling upon the lungs ana
poisoning their delicate tissues. until nicarn-
ton, breaking down and consumption Is e.
tablished Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Dis
covery viii, b. acting up0n the liver ard
purifying the blood cure Al these diseases.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1885-03-03
Wars fhaf az. man

Pickpockets have rings with DELICATE
spring lanccts or cutting hooks in them,
which theyAvery adroitIy use il cutting
open pockets Gamblers and other sharp
ers have rings with small but powerful
mirrors, by which they can discover
cards while dealing. and there are many
other devices too numerous to mention
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1885-03-03

AN INVALUABLE ARTICLE. An article like
Ely's Cream Balm has long been desired,
and now that it is within the reach of suffer-
ers from Catarrh, Hay Fever and Cold in
head, there is every reason TO believe they
will make the most of it. DIR. w. q. Buck
man, w. E. Hammond, Druggist. and other
Eastonians have given it trial, and al re-
commend it in the highest terms. E0stOM,
Pa, Daily argus. Price Soc.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1885-03-03

The purest, sweetest and best Cod Liver
Oil in the world, manufactured from fresh.
healthy livers, upon the eeashore. It Is alb
soluteIy pure and sweet. Patients who have
once taken il prefer il to all others. Physi-
clans have decided il superior to any of the
other oils in market. Made by Caswell, Haz-
ard Il Co, New York.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1885-03-03

when neglected o. improperly treated often
teoenerafe into cancer. BY our new and inn
proved treatment without knife, cauatlc o.
salve, We cure the worst cases ~ Ten % thirty
3avsl Pamphlet. references and terms. three
letter stamps Worlds Dispensary Medical
Association. Cos Main street, Buffalo. =. Z.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1885-03-03
A wet day -Wash-day.


When you visit or leave New York city save baggAge
axuressage and 5 carriage hre and stop ~ the 9ran0
Union Hotel opposite Grad Central Depot III
500 elegant rooms fitted up at cost Of one million
doIlars af and upward par day. European plan. Ele
vator Restaurant supplied with the best. Horse cars
stages and elevated railroad to ell depots. Families
can live better for less money At the Grand Union
Hotel than &c any other nYMtclass motel 10 the cle1
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1885-03-03

Wouldst see blithe looks, fresh cheeks beguilo,
Aye. w0uldst see December smilel
WOuldst see hosts OF new roses bl0wg
Carboline makes the hair TO grow
On the ba1dest of heads