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HER PERFORMANCE IN THE Run
CHESTER 10 NEX YORK

HER PERFORMANCE IN THE Run FROM
CHESTER TO NEW YORK.
Commander Schoonmaker, commanding the
Boston, has made report 10 the chief OF the
bureau OF navigation respecting the run OF the
vessel from Chester TO New York He states
that In the run down Delaware river and bay
speed OF ILL., knots was made with from 80 TO
40 revolutions steaming with the four after
boilers; pressure about rs pounds. Amer leav-
Ing Delaware Breakwater the nres were
started under the four forward boilers
and the vessel averaged, during the passage to
Barnegat, IL knots; thence to Sandy Hook lac
Knots. Maximum OF revolutions, SO; maximum
pressure, IS pounds. speed Was determined by
distances between landmarks, allowing for the
estimated strength of current, no logs having
been furnished. While this passage was In no
sense trial trip. and while the vessels reported
performances are not extraordinary, yet under
the circumstances the report. AS Tar ~ t goes,
Is regarded at the Navy department as \ favor
able showing for the vessel.
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RAILROADS.
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD
schedule In effect SUNDAY, NAY Goth. 1886. until
further notice

Leave Washington rom Station. corner of New
For Chicago 1890 am. and 1910 pm daily. The
1000 am 5 q Fest Limited Express for Pittsburgh
caso next Il s:55 70 extra s4e IS Charged
Oh this trail for fast time.
For Cincinnati, Louisville and St Louis daily At $50
pm and tOiO p.m with through coaches ard Pa.
s in 20 ana g.
Louis, arriving in Cincinnati next morning at 743
St Louis $40 pm No extra fare is charged on this
e5 pittsburgh At Il 1000 and ss5 daily
e., For Lynehburg Natural Bridge. Lexington and
sleeping car Bdse
For Lexington and Local Stations $40 Am. daily.
Fol a ono week days et aso e4o 7so
sas 1879 40 i2 4p 4 a2 i 80 ami train
FOR baltimore on Snadays6:3o. 1880. $50 and 1898
an I:25, l:3O. $3.50. 4:4O. gao. $40. TOO. s25.
For Shenandoah Valley Railroad and points South
Se~ p M sleeper
For Wilmington. Delaware, and intermediate points
be ween baltimore and Wilmington, 1916 p daily.
For Annapolis $40 am. and 1910 and 4:3O pm.
more Gao s 1aS and Bs
ana S9 pm on SUNDAYS $50 M and ls0 $40
branea Gas daily escep. SUNDAY ia M sad
pm, daily; 44O ~ daily, except sunday for prnci-
On sunday stops at ali stations F"T @ a
intermediate points 1913 am 1880 and LEO
4:4O pm. daily. except Sunday.
For Hagerstown lOOO a. and 5a31 pm. daily. e1.
cept Sunday.
Trains arrive from the West daily. 500. 72c am-
1:lb $50 and 1890 pm. Little Rock Express.
From wi M ngton and intermediate points north of
Bait more. ll:l5 a
From Annapolis $50 am. and 80 and 5:25 pm.
From HaTpers Ferry aud Valley Railroad. 7:2o
M Dali and 5:3u pm. daily, except Sunday.
From Frederick and intermediate points, S25 q m,
and 81: p IN. daily, except Su day
Trains leave Baltimore for Washington at $40.
$50 30 300 300 and 1880 NJ, 1918, 2:3O. 4,
40 D. $3.50, 145. y and IL 100 PM: sundays g. 30.
10 300 and gO5 am. 100. $780, AGO. 600, $3.50.
7:45 . aud 1lOOp.m.
All trains from Washington stop at Relay Station
except l:25, 3l5 and $40 pm.
For further Information apply at the Baltimore and
ONO Ticket Omce-WashingtOn Station $40 and
1881 PenEsylvania avenue, corner Of l4th street,
where orders will be taken baggage tn be checked
Is. DURHAM. C. K LORD
Gen. Manager Baltimore. rau23l a. p A.
w ARLINGTON. OHIO AND WESTERN RAIL
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The Sons OF Veterans.

BUFFALO, N. Y, August 31.-The fifth annual
OF Veterans, q. A. R., opened in Buffalo to-day.
Col. Fred. ID. Grant, who was expected to at
tend, telegraphed that he was i'll and could not
come.
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The Races at shee pshead Bay.

SHEEPSHEAD BAY, August 31.-First race
purse $500, ree-quarters of "a mile. Pearl
Jennings won by two lengths, with Little Minch
Time, 1:17.
Second race-Handicaps sweepstakes. DO ,anza
won; Elgin second, Ernest third. lime Dol.
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Baltimore Markets.

BALTIMORE, Nd. August 3l.-virginia skies. con-
solidated. OF: past-due coupons, %:
iortes, with coupon, Ala; do. new threes u. bid
day.
BALTIMORE MD. August 3l.-Cotton dull and
Notwithstanding. GA. Flour nonInally steady.
Wheat-sOuthern steady and hrm; western higher
and fairly active southern red, S5aoS: southern
amber S7a9O; No. western winter red. spot, o5as
aS52: August, SOl4 bid: september So1A Soy; OCIO
Der, o6aaao7. COrn-soutnerD quiet aid nOminal
western Irregular and duh; southern white, 4Sa.,O
southern yellow, 5Ua)Z; western mixed spoi,
80; August, Ash bid september, 4Ss<a4Y: October
49A4a-9la Oats quiet and steady-sOulhern l9a34;
western white 35a35; western mixed, 3OA33: Penn
syIvania Z8a54. Rye steady, 54ao1. Provisions firm
and fairly active Coffee higher-Hio goes. ordinary
To lair 9l2alOhl. ougAr-copper renned quiet 9L4a
9as WHISKY steady, LlSal.2O. Other articles
changed FreiHhts TO Liverpool per STEAMER quiet
cotton, $50: hOur, lAalS3d; gram, ll2a:,d.
ReceIpts-hOur g. 1913 barrels wheat 1876 9OO busneis
corn. $500 bushels: oats. 6,2uO busneis rye 500
BUSHELS Shipments-hOur. l 1888 barrels; wheat,
81 4UU bushels oales-wheat, 71U 9OJ bushels; corn
2O.DOO bushe&
Chicago Markets.
CHICAGO. ILL, August 81. p.m.-Wheat steady
and q higher-Cash and september. 761s: october.
16 B. IS: November, SOls. Corn stronG-Cash
aud September, AIS October As l5-l6 November. As
Oats-Cash, 25is September. 2oas: october, 21l7.
Rye, 40 BARLEY, 57iaa5A FL xseed. l.u6lsal. O9Is.
Hay-prme timothy, 49, WHISKY. LIS. Pork
strong and higner-Cash, 9.S7la: October, lO.O2la.
Lard frm-Cash and Septembsf. 1877; October,
6,75.
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COUNTRY REAL ESTATE.

LHOR RENT
IL A Farm of twelve acres, with six-room house
and cellar; necessary outbuildings large hen
and yard; living spring on place and we'll of water
Win pump at dwelling two miles from Aqueduct
bridge. on Falls Church road Alexandria county Va
Address Room 16 office Of Commissioner of Customs,
Treasury department au3I-6ts
EOR SALE OR WILL EXCHANGE-FoR I'M
A proved or unlmprOved city property-A Farm of
80 acres. 3l2 miles from Washington. House seven
rooms. hall and kitchen room; pump of good water
the door: well fenced and good road. Any want
Ing = nice country home can tind bargain
Inquire of l. U. EDMONSTON,
au3u2w~ 4S4 9th ST u. W.
FJNHREE FARMS IN MONTGOMERY COUNTY,
Il near Metropolitan Branch line. Good value at
prices asked BAXTER d MCGOWAN, 1OOo-1OlO
+ St NV. au2S-;Sts ,
WANTED = TO EXCHANGE IMPROVED
ington; on railroad and north OF city preferred.
an2S-3t WALKER WILSON, 1905 + ST. NV
nor SALE-lOS ACRE, OF LAND RIGHT AT
enterprisng superior inducements will be offered
Just the place Tor a halfway house.
au24-7t 18Th andF
ENOR SALE-VERY CHOICE PROPERTY, OAK
- Park Mills Lands, Water Power &C.; $40 of
best IN Minnesota for grain and grazing reliable water
power: custom merchant flour MILL local business
valuable houses, stable storehOuse villages and
railways; easily mace beautiful country seat at
the same time paying business property; price
sl3,!oO: no exchange. Address double lock box T.
st. Cloud, Mimi. auIS-2ws
lNOR SALE-AT A BARGAIN-FARM OF SO
Il acres 41 miles from this city; story dwelling.
excellent land; hiyh healthy locality only $50 per
acre R A PHILLIPS, l42S New York av. aul I'm
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ARSHNrc IN THE TEA.-Four boarders ana
the Proprietres. were poisoned hy drinkinr -
q the summer boarding house q Nm. EliEobsth
day evening last Mary Davis, the younS ooi-
orsa servant siri, wss Arrested chstged with
charge, and theFo doesn't seem - b mnch ~ "a.
dencs against her. An. BianchaT0 ~ thoueht
70 be dying last night
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SHOCKING OUTRAoE IN NKBRAsxA.-Near
Aten, Neb., on Thursday, three Women. vfves
Of German farmers. who had been gathering
plumee In the woods. were found insensibie
from injuries abou: the head and face.
One OF them had her scalp almost torn
or and this fact caused the suspicion
party OF Sante Indians who he'd hem ,n
Aten the day before. The women had bean
outraged. II the perpetrators OF the crime ara
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SEWING MACHINES. &c.


T AIDES, RETURNING TO THE CITY, READY
y TO do their FAN sewing can rent at our Office 9
New Improved Lght-tunnng Sewing Machine OF
any of the most approved patterns at SD month.
or by the week Kent paid deducted OF price OF Ma
chine if purchased later.
Prompt attention to telephone and mail orders
THESILENi NEW AN ERICAN, No. l. SO much
spoken OFF, of which have the sole agency has re-
Gently been greatly roved by the increase OF the
size OF Its shuttle TO double its former The new
AUTOMATIC Tension Cap: complete outfit of silver
plated tools In handsome morocco, piush-lined, metal
bound case and ebOnized cabinet work. The very
latest.
Samples of Arrassene Embroidery, done on the New
NO Z. sent by mail on application.
legal guarantee furnished with all machines we
sell, rent or repair.
G. AUERBACh. oor. It'll and H SITS
Telephone Call 422-A au21
TINE "HOUsEHOLD" SEWING MACHINE rs
Il so well and lavorably known that II needs no
words OF praise-nO winuy advertisements. practi-
Cal test and com arsOn Is all that asked for it
WM. STIEBELING, sole Agent
l7l7 Penn >yivania ave.
Machines of all makes rented and repaired. Head.
quarters the Universal Patterns. Also, mer-
lean No. 7,new, with drawers, complete at $50: two
secoL dhand " lllcox & ,iubs side eaf and drawers
$40. aulA-Im
YIHHE WHITE Is KING! THE ACME OF PER
Il lection in the category of sewing Machines. A
concentration and condensation OF mechanical genius
and skill The range Oi work can not be excelled. 1t
J: +: MCkENNEi'S AT 9Th ST. NV. J. T. RICH.
MOSD, Manager. Machines of all kinds for sale or
rent Firstciass repairing done. Also Central Otfice
for The Universal Patterns. See them my22
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AHEAD o. ALL OrHERs

The Light Running NEW HOME sewing Machine
the latest, simplest and best in the world. Every
lady should CAL office see the variety Of
work done on this Machine. Embroidery of all
kinds done without the use vi any attachment Iu-
structions given free
>. OPPENHEIMER & BROS
52S 9th street n.w
Sole Agent for the Light Running New Home Sewing
Machine.
Ola Machines taken in exchange my20
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CHICAGO MRrketa.

A CABINET RUMoR FROM TRENToN.-A re-
port has been started in Trenton, n. j., that
the President proposes to appoint Senator Nc
Pherson, OF New Jersey, as Secretary of the
Treasury, when Mr. Manning retires. At the
Treasury department the officials have no
knowledge of this report. AT the department
1t is said there is no Information that Mr.. Man.
ming intends to retire.
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Killed by the Cars.
TWO CURIOUS AND FATAL ACCIDENTS ON tn

READING, PA, August 31.-An unknown
man was run over and killed by q freight train
about three miles below the city at midnight
last night The engineer saw the man kneeling
on the track as though he was praying, but II
was then too late TO stop the train.
ABOUT the same time Charles Luther, aged
%, of this city. sought shelter from the rain I'M
der a car, when the train to which the car was
attached suddenly started, and Luther was run
over and killed.
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The Hardness Obseuutes,

THE FUNERAL SERVICES AT MKENDREE
CHURCH TODAY LARGELY ATTENDED,.
The funeral OF the late John q. Hark ness took
place this morning from Mcksndree NJ. E.
church, OF which the deceased had been for
nearly half a century the recording steward,
trustee. class leader and Sunday school super.
tntendenL The church was crowded to over
flowing. At the house, 9l6 New York avenue,
Rev. {. Herbert Richardson offered prayer, and
the remains were removed 10 the hearse, the
pali-bearers being David I. Cissell, b. +. Fuller
aud w. Z. White, OF Mckendree; Thomas T..
Morgan, OF the Foundry; NJ. q. Emery, OF the
Metropolitan, and w. K Woodward, OF Wesley
NJ. +. church. On arriving at the church
the coffin. preceded by. the Clergy, Revs.
{. Herbert Richardson, w. s. Edwards, f. ID.
Owen, =. w. haddaway, NJ. A. turner,
}. w. Price, j. Mckendree Reilly, j. ID.
Dashiell and +. 5. Evans, was borI - the altar.
The Immediate family and relatives were fol.
lowed by the sunday school. The services
were opened with singing by the choir under
the lead Oh Miss Katie Wilson. Rev. T. ID. owen
and Rev. s. w. haddaway read selections of
scriptures, aud Rev. DIR. Edwards offered
prayer. Rev. Mr.. Richardson spoke vi the nigh
character OF the deceased. Eulogies were also
delivered by Rev. DIR. Edwards, Rev. DIR. Reilly
aud Rev. j. IL. Dashiell. Upon the conclusion
OF the services at the church the remains were
taken To Oak Hill Tor interment. /
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THE EARTHoUAKE IN GRHECE.-Tho area Of
the earth disturbance In 9reeoe Saturday was
phenomensliy wide. At least six towns were
partially destroyed. On tho islands IL ID esti-
mated that 600 persons were killed and loo
seriOusly Injured. The undulahons were curl
ouSly regular. The actual shocks averaged 10
SEA nds in duration. People everywhere are
caH ping out In the fields.
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A CONTINUANCE GRANTED TO ALLOW THE
LAwYEisS TO HUNT Up A DECISION.
At noon to-day when Assistant District At.
torney Lavender called to the attention Of
Judge Harper the case of the D-street pool
room there were about fifty boys present aud
nearly rs many base ball admirers, Mr.. Laven-
der said that he was ready with the cases. Mar
tin Flaherty being charged with setting up
gaming device and John A. kennedy with per-
uniting gaming In premises under his control.
Mr.. Moore, one OF the counsel vi the defense.
asked tor q continuance of the case, in order
that he might look up tn" law iully and get an
official copy OF a decision by the Maryla court
oil appeals, which had decided tnat pool selling
was not gaining. THIS decision, he said, had
been followed by Judge Smell. The judge said
he would like 10 see the decision of the Mary
land court and keep the decisions OF this court
consistent. He Was anxious 10 have the case
fully Investigated. Mr.. Lavender said the only
objection he had to continuance Was the
great number OF witnesses. MIR. Moore said
that one or two witnesses would be enough
and he would furnish them II necessary. Inc
Judge said that lie would grant continuance
uuLu saturday of next week and dismissed
the witnesses until further notice.
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The MAYELOwKR AND THE GAxArRA.-The
regatta committee of the New York Yacht club
have issued circular regarding the inferno
tional contests for the Americas Gun. they
announce that the Mayfiower'y race with the
Galatea shall take place, barring unavoidable
Der z, at 10 a. m, over the New York fscht
club course. ssptem6er 9. at halt past ten q.
and back from Scotland uehtship or from
Sandy Hook lightship, a. will be determined
upon the morning of the race, and II necessary.
course Of forty miles outside, starting from the
Scotland nghtship.
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N

HoBsoN. On August 3oth. 1856, 90 James Il a
Raleigh w. Hobson. . daughter.
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EprrHE11oxm
OR SKIN CANCER

For seven years suffered with cancer on my
mce Eight months ago q friend recommended the
use OF Swiffs specific and determined to make an
effort 70 procure IT, In this successful and be-
gan its use The influence of the medicine first
70 somewhat aggravate the sore; but the inam-
nation was alayed, and began 20 Improve after the
nrst few bottles My general health has greatly Inn
proved 4 Ann stronger, and able T., do any kind u
Work. The cancer on my face began 70 decrease and
the ulcer 70 heal, until there not vestge OF Il at-
only little scar marks the place
Mis- JOICIE A MCDONALD
Atlanta Ga, August IL. 1855
. have had Q cancer on my fhce FOR some years sx
tending nom one cheek bone across the nose to the
other. IL has given me great deal Of pain times
burning and Itching 10 such an extent that II waS
almost unbearable / commenced using Swifts Spor
einc In Nay 1855 and have used eight bottlea II has
given the greatest relief by removing the indammar
son and restoring my eeperal health
Knoxvtlle. lows. sept 8. 1854
TrsatiD o. Blood and skin Diseases mailed ffea
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC 90,
Drawer 3. Atlanta, O. 10
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. ALLISON-BAIRD. Monday, August 3oth lSSs
by Rev. A. w Pitzer, Of Central Presbyterian church.
CHAS. + ALLISON ~ MoLLIE NJ BAIllI bot6
Of Washington, DC
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RORN-

WONDERFUL CONJUNCTION: Red Star Couch
Cure for colds; 81 Jacobs OH for pains.
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.

L'OR SALE-TWo VERY FINE NEW GROOM
Il and bath houses on the east side of 18th st. at
reasonable price. BATES WHITMAN. l40I + St
aul4-lm
LNOR SALE-HOCSES IN ALL QUARTERS OF
the city too numerous to mention here for people
Oh little. MODERATE or much MEANS houses In blocks
beautiful cornerswith broad parking and lovely
Views You that are about to purchase please
before you decide. buy now aud avoid rush later In
the season. HUMPHREY q ADAMS. Real Estate
Brokers. 6lS z St NV jv3l
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TOMORROW.
DUNCANsoN BROS, Aucuoneera

On On S ! STf 5EESEy <d AxESUE' SsrWEES
o desa do ss IL
on sss At FIVE il
'front.' OF the premises all that piece parcel of ground
wa is 'Sa yny and Henx in city
and distinguished as the uorih three 90 inches, 'front.'
eh Se OF a Of lot wes
back the same width to the line of said lot T and
subd vision original lot numbered two 81 made BY
II onman, In square numbered six hundred aid
ments ways. easements rights privileges and appur-
tenances thereto belonging or in amy manner apper-
brances. Title good or no sale
TERMS IS, cash balance In one and two
six cent interest from the day of and secured
o O OH th sd
required at time of sale Terms sale complied
OF the detauins purchaser alter Eve days puSs
notice ut such re-salr in some newspaper published
~ JOHN WALTER, jR. Trustees.
%THE PURCHASER ArTHE FORMER SALE
having failed to comply with the terms OF said sale the
NLSDaY, NE FIRST pay OF shPrhal BIER. 4.
au2ea&d. S SHGsG WA nAHhE sn Trustees
nUNCANsON BROS. Auction.ers
PEkEMpToRY SALE OF rwo-sToRY BRICK
DWELLING. NO. 422 THIRD STREET
NORTH EAST.
On WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON SEPTEM- e.aS
Der FIRST. 1856 at SIX O'CLOCK, we will :;;N
sell, in front of the premises, esSH
Lot X, square 1855.
Fronting eighteen feet un Third street, between Z
street and Massachusetts, avenue northeast, i'm.
proved by twO-siOry Brick dwelling, No. 422.
Terms: One-haf cash; balance in one year. note ia
be gwen bearing SIX per cent interest, and be
cured by deed OF trust on the premises ali cash
option OF purchaser Terms to be complied with In
len days. otherwise right reser ed TO resell ct risk
and cost OF purchaser after FIVE days pub
lie notice of such resale in some newspaper published
In Washington ID. e. deposit Ut. $1OO required at
sale. tonveyancing &c, at purchasers cost
au21-u&ds DUNCANSUN BROS. AuctS
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BARGAINS UNPARALLELED
In THE HISTORY OF THE CLOTHING TRADE
OAK HALL,
CORNER 10TH AND sTREEN

Determined not to carry over any stock which can
possibly be disposed Oh any sacrifice. hsSe put
the knife still deeper In prices OF all kinds Of clothing
The following only few OF the bargains:
Good. substantial Business Suit at S5. SO. reducsd
from x7.5U, % and &l0
All-Woo Cheviot Suits, two colors at 81; reduced
rom $l3.
Good Blue Flannel Suits at %; reduced from $1,000
The very best Blue Flannel Suits at $40. reduced
from $l6.
Atwood Corkscrew Suits at $40: reduced from SIC
Prince Albert Suits At Sl5; reduced from SIS
Norfolk suits at Sl0 reduced from SIS and STA
seersucker Costs and Vests at 81; reduced from
el.50.
All kinds of Summer Goats and Vests regardisss u
cost
Odd Pants and Vests very cheap
FOR BOYS TO Is YEARS.
Jackets and Pants at ~; reduced from $3.50
Jackets and Pants at g. IS. g. $3.50, q and @:
reduced fully so per cent
shirt Waists at Is and SO cents: formerly and worth
now SOC. and 81.
FOR BOYS Is TO Ia
A complete line Of Norfolk Sack and Cutaway Suits
al FULLY 90 cent less than YOU nd them In
any other house lie the city.
OAK HALL,
CORNER 10TH AND sTREETA su2A
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r THOMPSON BROWN & CO.
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
Ills East Main St. Richmond, Va
PUBLIC AUCTION SALE
VIRGINIA TOWING CoMPANYs PROPERTY
AND ALL ITS FRANCHISES
By virtue Of deed trust to the undersigned Trus
tees, we will proceed sell public auction. in
city OF Richmond at the dock. foot of 18th street,
TUESDAY. SEPTEMBER SEVENTH.
TWELVE O'CLOCK M.
pany The property consists Of
FOUR EXCELLENT TUG-BoA1s,
to witt
]. TUG ARCTIC;-Engne % by % inches. adjust
hues two ~ inches aud two Snches aud forty Eight b
inch return tub stwo furnace by Ligh hail sur
Bake alr and circulating pump: Korting Injector to
feed boiler copper connections woodei hull Is feet
long, l112 feet beam. tec draft; cOal-bunker capacity
~ tons under decks; boiler and engine by Neapie
Levy, Philadelphia.
2. TUG vULCAN.-Engine2 20 by 20 inches. high
pressure; boiler feet inches by II feet incbes
double riveted made in 1854, has two hues each ~
inches in diam.er and dt.y,.our inch return tubes
to feed boiler: new donkey pump tor feeding bOiier
pumping hull, washing off. and circulating water
uughout the boat An feed pipes of copper: wooden
hull rs feet long, ~ feet beam. feet draft; COAL
bunker capacity Ia tons under deck. Fitted with
awnings on main and upper decks Is licen ed by the
government to take thirty passengers. Would make
fine yacht.
3: TUG SMITH PETTIT.-EDgine II by II inches,
high pressure; boiler IL feet 4 inches by u feet q
inches. made In 1854, has two fues ~ inches each
and tnlrtyS 3lnch return tubes two furnaces feet
Inches by feet Hancock inspir to feed boiler;
feet bean feet draft; coai-bunker capacity, tons
under deck.
4 TUG OLIVE BRANCH Engine 20 by 20
inches high pressure, condensng boiler 13 feet by
feet, made in 1879: has two furnaces, each feet
inches by feet: hues, each l6 inches and fOrtv
four 3-inch return tubes all feed pipes Of "copper"
wooden hull. rs ieet long, ~ feet beam, aud feet
All these boats are In good running order, having
been lately put in thorough repair. he tug Vulcan
has lately broken her shalt but III other respects Is In
perfect order.
The other property consists of such articles
necessary for the running eqlpage of such boats and
The Office furniture.
Terms OF sale: One-thrd cash; balance In negotiable
notes at three and six months, with interest added
For further Information address
FRANK Franz W i: ccIa hisriAS. Trustees
J. THOMPSON BROWN & CO., Auctioneers.
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