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SUMMER RESORTS.
DEER PARK AND OAKLAND
On the Crest Of the AllOShanles.
5000 Feet Above Tidewater.
Season Opens June %, 1889,

lhesc famous mountain resorts situated al tho
summit OF the Aleghnncs and directly upon tho
main lino OF the baltimore & Ohio Railroad have
.ue auNenlage oi It's through train service both
rom all parts OF the country. All baltimore d
ONO trains stop at Deer Park and Oakland during
the season. '
win due regard for the safety OF guests IN case
ol accident urc escapes Of the most recent aud ap
proved design have been added To the hotel build.
ings at both resorts
, Electric lights have been introduced Throughout,
inc houses aud grounds Turkish and RuSsiaIl
22iltne anu Rrge swimming pools provided for la.
dies and gentlemen; suitable grnundstfor lawn
thnis; bowling alleys aud billiard rooms arr here.
me riding aud driving horses are kept for hire in
shoTL all the necessary adJunCts Tor the comfort
health or pleasure of patrons.
cation. 80 " w
All communication should be addressod ia
ncorye u. neShclds, Manager baltimore & Ohio
Hotels, Cumberland. Md. up TO June TO- after thai
Md. " V""H'
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Attachment Notice.

icaro IN and fuf ID fuIufF ui shelby and State
~ Tenn sscc ahiclari Malone Ns John euinne
~ TIE abutu oautr hu attachment having hruu
nnssco, ana rutuinad LEVEL lpuu thU property N
de cndaut, sud afldnyt having h'nu made that
we defendant l. indebted 90 ihe plliniln IN iho
auo 90 account AMI that iHH rIalm q just aud
That The defendant Il = non fHllui 81 The tate oi
Tennessee.
L. therefore ofdefud thri .a.i lrirndani male
NJ per.onal hppcauncr hHIUv mr 600 ne Gu day
ui June, lh4l, Al 10 n'riuHk o. m# nf ny uMcn. No
~ Main strest hsmphIa Tenn. AMI defend sid
attachment suit within che iIfTr rfrgnbed by law
that copy Of this order d. published once = week
iot iguf weeks M the Memphis Daily Appeal
Dbi2 - " J'huLADRwELL. ~
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Two IIoiilc..

Two bottles Of Swiii's Specific cured inc
Of q bad condition Of my blood, from which
had suffered for eighteen months. had
blotohcs and sores which were painful and
troublesome. 5. 5. 5. Is much better than
potash and mercury mixtures, and /
recommend II above all blood remedies.
i. ID. CoMrToN, Homeland. Va.
Treatise ON Blood aud skin Diseases
mailed Tree.
TuE SWIFT srpoFic Co.,
Drawer a. Atauta. Ga.
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PARIS EXPOSITION.
THROUGH TICKETS TO PARIS
VIA LIVERPOOL.
West India aud Pacific steamship Company's
Mail steamers

Tho etr1mcrs 81 tiis. The only regular line an.
iuf um fhr south iH titrru1nI Hfr yrrt popular
win pfssrngtr. and tne ~. a. ihrY ar being los
Liable iu had weather than that 90 thr Sew Work
steamers makes the uip tlofuurhiF col rabla
The following firHmruun rHp nrird Il leave here
liuNiulAs, a. sall about NaY M
10 NNANu NALL, 60 tail about MAJ p
AhnlAN, tnHIll about May IA
uANliA, o. Hail about tuurA
llAAh. ~ sIil ahuut iuurt
VIZ CLIP. ~ sail about 1urep
JAMAICAN, ~ sall hhout June o.
rgiuou fafr-ilrnro ~ lltcftulI. n through
~ Paris via Calais uf Dover lu. raa fali. etc.
81 y. ur thlsdrlnsl mill $40.
Return Ticket. Npw orleans in Liverpool aud
return. slu Ntu ORLEANS tn Paris aud return
hrtclasl 40 thc way, ts1 CH.lIrn aud servants
AZ = rufiurilou
apply t8 ~ q aANnEua
LII tsunIfIrt -ifrct SEES orleans
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MAMMOTH DRAWING
At the Academy of Music, New Orleans,
TUESDAY,, JUNE ~, 1889.
Capital Prize, 5000, 900
10000 Tickets at $40 Halves. $40, ouar.
tiers, stOi Elghths, sSi Twcntieths,
S2i Inrticths, ~.
AGENTS WANTED.

a,Iit rrIlc',NmouniIng TO .-............sl
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eeorrIe Mnnl. ,n ar, anna.

NV loH1, May 2s.-Gcorgo NJ. storrs,
son Of Emory siorrs, the Chicago lawyer,
who was committed 70 Jail few days ago
upon an order OF arrest procured In di-
vorcc proceedings brought by his wife,
wants 10 get out A motion TO yacaie the
order Of arrest WIS argued today In the
Supreme Court and decision reserved.
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Cairo, M,


Sl'NiAl hlslAlch 70 Inc Appeal
CAIRO. III. May 2A-fhc City Of Nashville
went to Wolfe Island after corn, but for
Nashville light The City Of Providence this
morning put of 300 feet OF lumber here.
aud has %, 900 feet for 81. Louis. The Gran,
tie State h due tonight. River 10 feet 2-IO
on the gauge, fall OF inches In "A hours.
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nnC D. bClitithA I.IAs tOtSH Al
y bunlona Osey hglm JAia- ul tp.m n,
~ Main street
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Bids for Grading.

fealcd bids Tor grndInE will b. fcoolycd up h 2
O'Clock pm wcdnbAfsy uay ~ Instant, BY " a
mchafdson. ~ s.ciii street. fucoi 4 nathol
block wheru profile ON bs .frn. Tor grading inUQ
Yard, moro OF les. 90 Madison Heights, between
Union. Madison. Garland aud r.ayhfuok avenues
The fight q fctcnti to frIr|t any AMI al bids
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RAILROAD TINE TABLES
hott-' Daily tENuepi SUNDAY
Fast End Dummy Lins.
Chesapeake aud Ohl, Hsh,.

Leaves Arrives
'limllri ENas- tlopm elimitri ~ Dol. 90 o. m
'Nail hni IL hlnam eNui. aud H.. iiuIpm
ihtWhtfu Sc ftipm fNgWIeu Aa Al a IA
Limited etpws trains run fullI hntwran Men.
pIH hni IuuiFtIllg carrying Pullman tufet
bmWing Room sleeping tara Mail and Express
runs sofia between Numphls ami Louisville. car
VinF elcFaut sleeping and rcrliuug chair cara con.
meeting closely ID FULTON iuf Cairo Ft Louis ani
lhioago giving The only daY train from Memphis
N Louis Ticket ufioo under Peabody Hotel
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Address Registered Letters Cnanng Currency 10
NEW ORLEANS NATIONAL BANK,
New Orlenns, IN.

"RiMEMniii, That the payment Of Prircs l.
Guaranteed by Pour national tanks 1T New
Orleans, uud the Tickets ato signed by the rrrsi.
dent ~ an Institution whose chartered rights are
rvcu.uin1d in the highest courts. thcrrfofr hcwara
oi all limitations ~ nnuuy muus srhumcs'
ONE DOLLAR u the Uflrp ut the smallest mart
or fraction ~ d Ticket Issued 10y u many Draw.
ing Anything in our name ungrCd Tor les than
n Dollar j. a sWindlr
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-05-29

TnE Southern TruA Company offers liz
y vices In procuring Nns on Memphis
real estate at low rates interest.
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NOTICE.

Having qualified az faccuidS u the estate Of
A. nHufIal. dtCUHayl HlI icuuus having claims
bHicd. 90 MY attorney, 4 ] shepherd. and all per-
sons indebted viii piCaag umg lnWafd aud sctue.
MARY pAUNAC
Mas ~ iAp
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WIZ be found an excellent remedy for
sick headache. Carriers Little Liver Pilla
Thousands Of letters from people who have
used them prove this fact Try them.
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I.rr T. NJ. Galbrcath, No. 10 Madison
street. rent your houses aud collect your
untA
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SPECIAL FEATURES.

~ trtmg ~ cOutfirt the tumuauF must drunlit
The sum n I'll prizes Included in tho scheme hellfs
tslllug siugls ticket aud o. Give the following
uQrial plfutt
CERTIFICATE . hcfriy cuftiiy that the ION
don Hank % Mexico and south America has On
tfrria deposit Che necessary funds fn guarantee tho
rsytnrut ~ all THEcs drawn bT the i1itfia DC IL
NfuruUtHHla lubiIrA
Il EoDWGfz RIVERA. Intervention
Further ihc Company j. required a. 4. tribute
hfysiH per cent of ihr value ~ 40 The Tickets Ia
gftca larger proportion thln L. giycn b. ~
other inifrft
finaiy. tlr number u Tickets Il limited % sa00l
ll.us li-a Than ace t0li by other Lotteries uslns
thr same frhUue
Dor flll particulars ndir y. uassstti, Anar.
hd0 "a tltY Of NeHIrD ord W. CuILiN, as
liRftpe street, Nashville, Tenn., tsenersl AGENT
lof -tafe ~ Tennessee. To ave iimn in Frttlnf
unllu allIr.l luuI I.lIrm ~ NashNlIIe. Ienn.
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For ezra RATS or any further information dc.
sind, write lcghy to the underlined clearly stat
ing your residence, with state county street aud
number Mon mpd return mail delivery will 10
as,urd by your enclosing an envelope bearing
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OrricE si0sAL SERVICE Us A..
hLNrifi- Tenn May =, issp.
The following observations nrc taken nj All ia.
lions iu the 18th meridian time which 4 one hour
Later ihan Mcnphis time.
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THE RIVERS.
Movements az the Levee.

:, Arriyals-.Golden Rule, New Orleans
Natchez. "is'
Departures-0hio, Cincinnati. Goldo,
hule, CINCINNATI; Belle Memphis Natcbez.
clty OF Vieksburg, st. Louis; Joe Peters
Arkansas a River Ruth, New Madrid; Gayoso
st. Francis River. 10y o'o'
Lee, Joseph Henry. i'0''''
ci Boats Due Up-James Lee, Arkansas
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ii,.asi. Uoatfai a.. !. Di,i.iYa.i


.. leaves Arrives
~ q Naii.........fu0 p.m ~ a. Mall T q ID a IA
fHafdls Expires ful 10 W asariis Etprr.s \ Al a ui
tArm A iul mo m fAr'tn 4 tfi'l Nm Il IA hi,
Passengers between Memphis nnd Karils ab6uId
take hafdh ufpu-u or local ffrIHht ~ mail tfilu
VIII uui stop NJ stations between Nymphisaud tlr
ia ne accommodation sud llCsl ifrivht rluirt
coach icf The accommodation ~ iniIi travel
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White SMbhwSbrAgS, W. Va.

Grand Central Hotel and Cottages Now Open fof
Che stHsuu
Elevation, 2.010 ioot above the Lowell ~ the 20
uufufIass0d summer climate. accommodations
BIRTHDAYS splendid nllruad sCrgiCg. elegant N,aii
bulo tfiiua
Dor information Inquire ~ once II G, o. a.
". ~ D., l.. a y. g q o. address
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IMPORTANT.

Adlrcss NJ. 4. DAIPHiN
or ". 4. DiUpuIN,
Washington, u. q.
or nj No. West Court st., Memphis, Tenn,
ly ordinary lttcr containing Monvy order 10.
sued by nll Express Companies. New York TX.
change. Draft ur Postal Note
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C.OE REWARD-sTOLEN IRON oUR STA.
90 blcs 10 Coyingt0u, Tenn, May ~ one
chestnut torrul horse Is hands high. year old
icit hind foot white Also. BLACK tup bugly, with
raid iof their rotufn 70 us II Coslngion, Tenn.
CRAIG a BOYCE
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LADIES, a 500 Hat !, 2Sc at +. La
Iyigne'a
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CHEAP COLUMN

Advertisements IN ths column Osalbs char,,3 a, r,,. a,
ioc iorhoo wtso"s insertions uPo uISertios' 2Se; on
tntck, Soc
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A GENTLE PONY; MUST RIDE AND DRIVE
~, we'll Apply to Sam II. Coward, near Estlyal
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A PARTNER WITH A CAPITAL or $1,000;
~ me Investment. For further particulars ad.
dress QUEEN, care Appeal ~
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w ANrEt,

II G. SMITH COUNTY UNDERTAKEN. TEL,
Kerr avenues ~ WV
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.&zzazaszz1an.a
- &ee-e~S
Commissioners.

We the undersigned banks and papkers win
pay all Prizes drawn In The Louisiana state Lot
Etlc' which may be- presented NJ orr counters.
z. NJ. MALMSLEY, President La. Natl Bank.
a. BALDWIN, President N. o. National Bank.
CARL koHN, President Union National Bank.
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Water
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A HANDSOME HOME WITHIN THE CITY
limits; twostory brick. eight large rooms
with pantry bath aud servants rooms, stables and
carriage house finest clstcrn In city large grounds
magnificent forest tres; home that viii give YOU
comfort and plcasup, conveniently located. For
one week We will otter this place at sS7O1 Don't
miss the opportunity to secure a most elegant resi-
denoe at price far below actual value
ALLEN & FINLEY. 10 Madison street
A WELL ESTABLISHED RETAIL GROCERY
~ business, nice rcsh stock; satisfactory rca.
sous given for wantinsto sell. xxx, care Appeal.
A VERY DESIRABLE MAIN STREET STORE
~ house ON easy terms CARllNGToN MASON.
A LOT lOixSs7 FEET, FRONTING on TWO
~ avenues paved strcct and street ear: large
forest trees Apply at go Laudcplac street.
A PILE DRIVING ENGINE ~ GOOD ORDER.
"a JOHN RID ~ High street
A THRIVING Wholesale AND RETAIL
~ hardware busincS nj Pine nlufi Ark on no.
snl terms; good rea ons fot selling ont for par
ucular address RorlN. HURST & bRfYFUs' gl
Main strcet, Memphis or PINE BLUFF HARD
WAKE 60, Pine Blrt Ark
DoILER 20 HORSE POWER. AND lN1iSR g5
ID hune power both IN good condition: now In
use al Memphis steam Laundry, "a second street
WnoNal reason for selling
~ NhAia' AM luAtlbNA NIfhND HAND,
- IN good fcpalt and painted Burke. tho car.
rage painter, lA Jen,r'ou street
EHEAP, A GASOLINE sroVE, ALMOST NV.
y Apply at 40 loutotoc street caa IT Orleans
IGOR CASH. Farm on ~ ACRES. ~ MILES
y east Of tollerills. NJ Walters Crossing on
Memphis 4 Charleston railroad; most Of Il under
good witc fence, tan houses, barns aud stables.
Address u. J. SCOTT. tullicryillc Tenn.
coon MICH COW. APPLY AT g7j BEALE
VI stn,rt
Hay, SLIGHTLY DAMAGED. hOc rER BALE
IL W. ,. thAsk a %. n, Main strurt
| AlIGE ICE BOX. COUNTER AND SHOW CASH
u aud Easolinc Rove cheap at GABAl'S ~
shelby ,truct
DLD PArERs-AT ATRIAL OFFICE % CENTs
" per hundred
ONE PAIR WAGON SCALES. CAPACITY SnD
" pounds Addfcv stone q Tyler $40 Front H.
TWO RESIDENCES AND THREE IoIs AT
Il Raleigh a. TAYLOR
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HIGHEST MARKET PRICE PAID FOR GOOD
G. McDOuGAL q Co. EiI second street
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II lDEs AND FURS WANTED AND UIGUEsT
IL prices paid. sCHEtBLER & 60. oos Main II
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nk II. NJ. AsllE, NO. 22i WELLINGTON 81,
Y Onlce houne from 10 no p mn nnl n ~ ~ M
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PERSONAL,

"A sliBRooK 4 WHITE, 222 FRONT sT-- pay
~ highest cash prices for Hides Furs md Wool
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ANOTHER HAWAIIAN INVEN.
TI0N.
An Automatic Diffusion Apparatus.

An Automatic Diffusion Apparatus.
In the Planters Monthly for July is
an interesting description Of "Alex.
Youngs Patent Automatic Diffusion
Apparatus. The object of this inven-
ton is to obtain all the advantages OF
diffusion, without entailing the loss and
inconvenience consequent upon the cell
battery method. To accomplish this, a
tube is constructed in the form OF an
inverted parabola, having one end sutfi-
GENTLY high above the other TO cause the
liquid to flow in an opposite direction to
that in which the solids to be diffused
travel. In this tube Is suspended the
lower blight OF an endless chain of per-
forated followers SO constructed as TO
leave between them suitable spaces for
the cane chips or bagasse, etc. The
chain passes over a pair OF spiders
mounted on a shaft with bearings at
each end of the tube, and the solids are
submitted to an immersion so as to pro-
duce perfect extraction OF the saccharine
contained in the matter difused. We
have not space to 90 farther into details,
which can be found in the monthly; but
the advantages claimed for this new
method are:
l. The solids to be acted upon are,
during their passage through the diffu-
OF Cd nd
the particles in relation to each other
change their position, so that the liquid
is brought more thoroughly in contact
with every portion OF them.
?. There is no air brought in contact
with the solids after they are once i'm
mersed, till the whole work of diffusion
is completed, whereas in most methods
of battery diffusion, the solids as well as
the liquid are detrimentally impreg-
mated with air during the operation OF
diffusion.
3. The work is done automatically,
and less labor, both skilled and I'M
skilled, is required to operate this
method.
/. The loss of sweet water in empty
ing the solids from battery cells is
avoided altogether in the diffusion tube
method, the exhausted solids being
drained off before they leave the tube.
3. As the diffusion tube method is
gradual and non-intermittent, much less
time will be required for complete diff
fusion than in cell batteries and less in
version will be the result.
6. Where mill crushing is practiced,
and about three-fourths of all the sugar
is extracted by that means, the diffusion
tube will deal with the bagasse only,
and the diffusion juice will flow into the
CHARTERS with that from the mill, this
gives all the advantages of diffusion
without any change of existing ma
chinery, further than the addition OF the
diffusion tube as described
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SAVED BY A DREAM.
A Singular Story Told by Joe Williams
to His Fellow Soldiers.

A Singular Story Told by Joe Williams
to His Fellow-SoIdiers.
A man of the name of Joe Williams
had told dream to his fellow-soldiers,
some of whom related it to me months
previous to the occurrence which relate
He dreamed that he crossed a river
marched over a mountain and camped
near church located in a wood, near
which a terrible battle ensued, and in a
charge just as he crossed a ravine he was
shot in the heart. On the ever memoir
able 9TH of December, 1861 Cbattle OF
Prairie Grove, Northern Arkansas), as
we moved at double-quick to take our
place in the line of battle, then already
holly engaged, We passed a church,
small frame building. | was riding in
the flank Of the command, opposite to
Williams, as we came in view of the
house. "That is the church l saw in my
dream" said he. made no reply, and
never thought of the matter until evening.
We had broken the enemy's lines and
were in full pursuit, when we came to a
dry ravine in the wood, and Williams
said: "Just on the other side of this
ravine l was shot in my dream, and I'll
stick my hat under my shirt" Suiting
the action to the word he doubled up his
hat as he ran along and crammed it
into his bosom. Scarcely had he adj
justed it when a mimic ball knocked him
out of line. Jumping up quickly he
pulled out his hat, waved it over his
head, shouting: "Pm all right" The
ball raised black spot about the size OF
a mans hand just over the heart and
dropped into his shoe Halls Journal
of Health
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A HARSH SENTENCE.
One Naval officer Dismissed From the
Service.

One Naval Officer Dismissed From the
Service.
WASHINGTON, June 15.-The case of
Ensign George 0rmsby was finally dis
posed OF by his dismissal from the naval
service, and is the first occurring in a
number of years which had that result.
0rmsby was regarded in the service as a
"sea lawyer" and had greatly vexed
the department by his lawless and
cratic conduct The formal charges
upon which he was tried by Court Mar
tial were disobedience of orders and dis
respect toward the Secretary and Acting
Secretary of the Navy. 1t appears from
the record that when he was ordered
from Richfeld Springs and later from
Cincinnati to join the Monongahela,
then under orders to proceed to Samoa,
he pleaded illness, and when the depart
ment refused to accept this excuse, he
disregarded his orders, proceeded South
and asked to have his resignation
accepted.
In some of his letters addressed to the
Secretary OF the Navy he complains that
he was being Inundated contrary to the
revised statutes, and requests the Secre-
tarv either to leave the decision of his
case to the civil courts, where he had be-
gun an action looking to the revocation
OF his orders, or to a court martial. Sub
sequently he was found at Los Angeles,
Cal, placed under arrest and conveyed
to Mare Island, where he was tried by
court martial OF all of the charges and
Specifications the court martial found
him p1lilty and mon the Secretary'S ap-
proval of the sentence, the President
formally dismissed Ensign Ormsby from
the naval service.
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The effect of the London book
sales during last year is to show that
books, under certain conditions, are
a profitable investment. The early
edition of Pickwick brought double
the original prices. The first Rus
kins, or Sir Richard Burtons, the
early editions of Swinburne and
Browning all sell well. Investments
in very high-priced books, such as
the Caxtons, have been profitable IN
a proportionate degree.
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was held when the following officers
were elected:
Secretary, F. A. Schaefer.
Treasurer, J. H. Patty.
Auditor, J. S. Walker.
Executive Committee-C. R. Bishop,
A. S. Cleghorn, A. J Cartwright, John
II. Patv and F. A. Schaefer.
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Secretary.

Treasurer's Report for the Biennial
Period Ending May 81, 1889.
To the Officers and Members of the
Queens Hospital Corporation:
Gentlemen: have the honor to sub
mi Tor your consideration, this the ff-
teeuth biennial Report Of the Treasurer.
showing the receipts and disbursements
for the period ending May 81, 1889.
lss-
Nav 81. To balance due Treas S 4,573 so
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A hot spring near Ragtown, Colo,
throws a column of water nearly
eight inches in diameter to height
of thirty feet. The water is boiling
hot, and the spray scalds the skin
whenever it comes in contact.
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Photographic weather Predietions.

With regard to the accident which
occurred to the war vessels at Apia,
says the British Journal of Photo
graphy, it might be advisable to
refer once more to the theory of DR..
Zenger of Prague, who suggested to
make use of photography for the
prediction of the weather. Accord
ing to the doctor, photographs of
the sun taken on orthochromatic
plates offer a most infallible means
TO indicate with almost absolute GER
tainty the approaching atmospheric
and subterranean disturbances at
least twenty-four hours before their
setting in In these photographs
zones are often to be seen around
the suns disk. e., rings of circular
or elliphcal form, of white or gray
ish color-and if these zones appear
of very large diameter, and OF un
usual heaviness, this indicates that
violent storms, thunder storms, or
magnetic disturbances will soon set
in at the place of observation.
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ON THURSDAY, AUGUST /.

AT II O'CLOCK NOON,
At my Salesroom, on Queen st, in Honolulu,
the property inciuded and described in said
mortgage, as follows:
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A letter was read by the secretary
IN which il was stated that His Majesty
The King had appointed the Hon. G. r.
Bishop Vice President OF the corpora
tiOn Tor the ensuing two years.
A meeting Of the Board Of Trustees
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1889-07-30
Mortgagee's
NOTICE OF SALE (!
ON THURSDAY, AUGUST 1st,
AT II O'CLOCK NOON,
Tract or Parcel of Land
Situate in Kahana, KoOlaulOa, Oahu,

More particularly described in R 2O52, A
523l. in the name of Kapena, containing an
area of 55-1OO acres Also those premises de
scribed in r 2O57, L C 5221, in the name OF
Eaiakshi, containing an area OF and 6s7-lOOO
acres. Also those premises described in r P
507s. L c a 57O4 in the name of Kuaio, contain
ing an area of acre, all the above named
premises were conveyed to said Sam KaPenA,
by deed of Kalima (yy), dated october 9TH, 1876
and recorded in I.fber "A, page 4S3, in which
Deed the said Kalima, reserved her life interest
on those premises.
Papers at expense of purchaser.
H For further particulars enquire OF
W.R. CASTLE, Attorney at Law.
Honolulu, July 20, 1883. i2O-2t