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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-01-04

All the dies numbering between 800 and 900,
used during the year 1888 in the United States
mint, have been destroyed.
The author of the Defiance, Ohio, White Cap
letters has been discovered. He is a prominent
citizen and will no doubt be indicted by the
grand jury on next Monday.
letter from Springer, Pottawatomie county.
Oklahoma, states that that town was laid out
December 81, and Indian territory cattlemen
elected town officers.
The Overland Flyer" met with an accident
near Echo canon. Two sleepers and two day
coaches jumped the track. Nobody was killed,
but Prof. Stark, Of Cheyenne, had one of his
legs broken.
The Frank Leslie Publishing House COM
pany. with capital of S1000,OO0, was incor-
porated at Albany, N. Y, yesterday. The
trustees are Mrs. Frank Leslie, John w. Simp-
son, Philip G. Bartlett, of New York; John G..
Foster, Newark, N. j., and L. II. Cramer,
Saratoga
At West Superior, Wis, Wednesday night,
the dock strikers attacked and numerically
beat ten Scandinavians, who have accepted
the reduction of wages made by the two coal
companies. The strikershave not yet returned
to work.
The stables OF the paving and health depart
ments of Boston burned yesterday afternoon.
Ten thousand bushels of grain and 10 tons of
hay were destroyed. The buildings cost $780,
600. Two fremen were badly hurt by falling
timbers.
Adiutant-General Porter has issued an order
disbanding the eleventh New York city, regi-
ment, Col Albert p. Stewart commanding, ON
the recommendation Of the inspector-general,
who has declared the regiment unfit for service.
boys were skating on Gleason's pond, two fell
together and broke through the ice. Others
came to the rescue and more ice broke. Six fell
in and three we're drowned
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The Election Frauds.
JUDGE CLAYPooL HOPES TO RUN DOWN THE INDI-
ANA BRIBERS

JUDGE CLAYPooL HOPES TO RUN DOWN THE INDI-
ANA BRIBERs.
An Indianapolis special to the New York Sun
says: A new link was put into the Dudley case
before the United States court in this city
to-day by the announcement from Washington
that the President had nominated Solomon
Claypool to be district attorney here in place
of Sellers, resigned, and Bailey, not confirmed
by the Senate. Judge Claypoolis the man who
was appointed special counsel to assist the dis
trict attorney year ago in the prosecution of
the Bernhamer election cases. When Sellers
resigned, and his assistant, Bailey, was nomi-
mated to succeed him. Judge Claypool was again
appointed special counsel. this time to help
prosecute the Dudley case and other alleged
violations of the election law. Last week he
was summoned to Washington by letter from
the President. Upon his return there was a
consultation between Bailey, Claypool and ex-
Senator Mcdonald, and yesterday the latter
started for Washington with the intention of
going to the Department of Justice this morn
ing and endeavOring to arrange for the ap-
pointment of Judge Claypool district attor-
ney ad interim. 1t is supposed the President
concluded to settle the matter at once by max
ing Judge Claypools appointment himself and
for the regular term. Judge Claypool says he
has concluded to accept the appointment and
keep the Office if he can, 'long enough to run
down and punish the villains who have made
Indiana elections byword for corruption and
briberyn
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Geniuses and Eccentrics.

From Popular Science Monthly
Genius of this sort, then, is not necessarily at
all great; it is only unique and in virtue of its
uniqueness, for the most part interesting. Not
that all eccentricity and originality partake of
the nature Of genius either. They must have
combined with them some considerable element
Of distinct cleverness, or they result merely in
an eccentric or an original, not in genius
properly so called. We have all known many
eccentrics whose eccentricity was far indeed
from being either amusing or curious. 1t sue
ceeded merely in making itself supremacy an
noying or absurd. But the gulf that separates
the mere original from the true genius is often
as narrow as the gulf that intervenes between
the sublime and the ridiculous. Everybody
has met odd people, who lived by themselves
in odd rooms, who said and did odd
things, and whose veriest commonplace
had always about them some lingering
flavor of misplaced wit and half mad imagina-
ton. Such queer people, with their dash of
insanity, have not infrequently dash of genius
as well, only in their case the divine spark has
either never been supplied with sufficient fuel,
or never blown up by the breath of appre-
citation into even struggling and tentative
blaze. Yet who shall say what tiny extra twist
in a special direction turns any one Of these
undiscovered cranky souls into Dickens, a
Heine, Rabelais, or a Cervantes? The little
additional twist makes to u.s. the percipients,
all the difference; but in the brain and mind of
the man himself, how infinitesimally small must
be the popularity of fiber or energy that ulti-
mately determines it?
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WANTED MISCELLANEOUS


WANIEp- BIGEEsT CASH PRICES PAID FOR
second hand clothing. guns. pistols. watches, sc,
a. =, i59I !l'h st. sc. r,zxn
w ture would Ike to JOIN lady in taxing house Tor
furnished rooms Address FURNITURE Box 623
WANTED TO BORROW s4,oo0-AT 5 PER
dress Box "a Star Office ja4-3t'
WANTED-BY A FIRsT-cLAss LAUNDREss,
reference if required Cali at i75s st NV jai-st'
WANTED REsPoNsIBLE coLoRED
sulsrs ' Set ' is5 anG ia as home
WANTRD-BY A FIRST CLASS WASH WOMAN
w washing to take home by week month gentle
s.w. 1t.
WANTED-T0 BUY CHEAP FOR CASH. FIVE
in jaScs Address stating price, Box ~ Star Office
NNANTED-To RENT BY MARCH. WITH PRIvT-
Tossd RSdess VII sSfa
WAAsNTTED1, SEE DIR. HAYwARD's FAD" HEADED
wopdertul cures made. Any case. no matter what
called can be benefited Many heretofore hopeless
WANTED-CALL AT MY STUDIO AND SALES
wv r9Ens and examine Crayon Portrait work and
Kept busy duns 3as PS T adi h1Ss s 6eSn
sr r0 70 500 aesording to size apd style Make your
delivered At once viii sarsnt se my 1 @ork
to please You. II. B; SMITH, Artist, Studio and
W. Open until 10 p. m. d26-2w'
WANTED-FoR CAsH-A GOOD BOOKCASE
walnut ANTIQUE oak or ash with or without Sec
price TO Box 23, Star Office. last
WANTED-BY RESPECTABLE CoLoRED
references1 washing by week or MONTH NO Clothes eS
mixed. Apply 427 18th st. s.w ja2-3t'
WANTED-A GENTLEMAN AND HIS WIFE
church Addresswith terms, F. NJ b. Star Office jazz.
WANTED-A COOP sECoND,-HAND TYPE
~ writer for cash either Caligraph Remington
Star Office ia2 stsO
WANTED-FoR CAsH-A SECONDHAND So
address Box STAR Gee must be in good
WANTED-HoRSEs TO, KEEP; BOX STALLS:
w personal attention. Order box at Princes STABLE
city cLAkk Sligo Nd $50 fta4a ntiss INN
WANTED-GOoD SECONDHAND CLOTHING,
brbs gns .I TeV0yers' old gold and silver for which
LAshEI'S Loan Once 2Ol Penn. ave. corner I'd St
NV my26
w dred; WeddingtCards and Address dies, low rates
KERVAND'S, 1912 Pennsylvania ave NV. dI2-Im
WANTED..EvERYBoDY SUFFERING FROM
i4rS9e s,b made to heat or no pay " pASTE
WANTED-STEAM CARPET CLEANING AND
w Renoysting Works Feathers Renovated, Mat
stsgyed i4oa Fssv Recipient pho G I5os1
WASTED-H BAUM PAYS THE HIGHEST CASH
w prices for second-h hand Furniture, CARPETS and
Feathers. Entire Households Specially. Address
2l9 7th st. s. al
WAIVED : HORSES TO WINTER WARM
W stables. generous feed and best Of care; horses
called for and delivered Terms. a. per month For
references call at Room lOl Corcoran Buidiug or at
Hazel,s Stables, st. NV. r. L sAUNDEI.s. Cabin
John o., Nd d1-IIs
WANTED--TRY OUR BUTTERINE AT 20 CENTS
w per pound warranted not to get strong like but
teri for month"; money refunded Families served
at residences regularly in all parts of the city Send
postal for free sample Stalls 32S 32a ana $50 Center
Market dock for the DECORATED stals) opposite Col
denis hsh stalls; also 46l q stnw. Telephone
or S6-5 WI c. SCRIBNER n.5ti Pm
WANTED-IT KNOWN THAT FRESH ALDER
w ney Butter is churned every morning aud de-
llvered in II h. WARD prints soc FER 10 Also Cot
tage Cheese and Buttermilk Sweet Milk &C. per quart
mYS
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FOR RENT-OFFICES.

IyoR RENT-DEsK-ROOM IN ELIGIBLE OFFICE
Il first floor front. Call at IL TO II m in the
evening" 30 Corcoran Building opposite Treas
ury. js4-3t'
LNOR RENT-SEvERAL FINE ROOMS. COG nth
Il st. NV, opposite Boston Dry Goods House. suitA-
ble for dentarooms, modesto other business pur-
poses. HARDING q WATERS, COG llth ST. NV.
d11-1m
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COUNTRY REAL ESTATE.
E,oR sALE-BY 7. H. sYPHERD & CO,

EtOR SALE-BY I. II. sYPHERD & CO., 1921 st.
10 acres, room house. barn, &c, Q miles from
sores, room house miles from city. 1000
10 acres, room house. barn miles from citv o3999
40 acres, 4 room house, stable, miles from
8, city ;.........,;....,,. 1,6OO
from 5000
o city 1000
2 acres, room cottage miles from civ S 99
q scre room house. stable well, ~ miles
1%aSres, room house, stable X mile from GOV
,5 r r. station 5000
Lot look 50, room cottage. Takoma Park. 3z39
Lot 100x170, room cottage, Takoma Park. $500
Handsome building sites of = to acres ~ miles
from city, $500 per acre.
Farms OF every description, convenient to city.
ap 1a4-2t
FOR sALEzzl.s00 ACRES, WITHIN A SHORT
his land i well adapted for trucking and the
is Ihaustibie fertilizer for the farmer Climate
This plantation is improved by hume rons buiidipgs
sufficient to bring an annual income of $1,000. For
FOR SALE, 30 acres or more on the Met. Branch Of
the r ,; q o. R. near the rapidly improving village
10, 20 acres on the B. Q; r. X, opposite Ivy City,
land is well adapted for subdivision for brick yards
THOMAS E WAGGAMAN,
Real Estate Broker and Auctioneer,
ya3-3t Sl1 L ST. NV, Washington, ID. c.
EFoR SALE OR EX JHANGE--FoR WASHINGTON
city property, farms of 1s5 acres 100 acres, and
100 acres in Carroll co., fine SOIL water, fruit good
buildings; no malaria.
ja3-2t' 211O jefferson Place, Baltimore. Nd.
NOR RENT-FARM OF 40 ACRES. WITH GOOD
house, barn and ont buildings; miles from Cen
BATcHELDER 1si5 SF St Rsn year N'LAo1 ja.t
E+OR SALE OR EXCHANGE = FOR CITY OR
country properly cotton plantation of go acres,
particulars apply W. Z. COVERT. 921 St n " j,-;w'
DERsoNs HAVING FARMS SHOULD WRITE Us
IL about lime for them. No application to land Paws
half well as lining them with stone lime Cor,
THE STANDARD LINE AND STONE CO.
1al-6t Buckeystown. Frederick Co., Md
T ~, MALVERN PARK,
e % on the l4t 6 St road Just south of Brhwood
out i this PRs
very valuable.
des 5@5Se' Terms &c" apply 'G 7. DYER. 1904 F.
FOR sALE.HANDsoME COTTAGE AT BROOK.
land. Just flushed mis- eight rooms, cellar, bath and
atuc, with $4,000 feet OF ground near station; a
i5Rrr sn Eouis
l. OR SALE-WEST BROOKLAND LOTS: ALL ON
this side Of railroad; directly opposite University
near termination Of electric road beautiiuiiy located
e on %aEE e M Nj
10O6 st. NV. dlS-Im
NOR SALE-NEAR STATIONS ON METRoPOII-
tan Branch grass. grain, fruit stock poultry, and
DAIRY farms to 600 acres Lots, cottages and coun
try homes COOKE ID LUCkETT, 935 st. n30-.3m
EoR SALE-165 CHOICE SELECTIONS OF FARMS
II AND SMALL COUNTRY HOMES, in immediate
vicinity Of Washington, finely adapted TO FARMING,
TRUCKING, DAIKYING, or FRUIT GROWING Cali
or send for new bulletin Just issued.
n23-}m L. II. SlPHERD & CO., 1921 F st
E0R SALE-4o ACRES OF LAND, y MILE FROM
BennlnRs, ID. C.; fine water, splendid farm small
dwelling. For particulars address MARION DUCKETT
Trustee and Attorney at-Law, Bladensburg Nd n.l}n
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WE DON'T INTEND TO CARRY OVER ANY
w Overcoats till next season; therefore we cut
prices in hall. THE LONDON AND LIVERPOOL
CLOTHING CO.. 9TH and sts. n6-3m
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DENTISTRY,

TNREE DENTAL INFIRMARY-TFETH FILLED
and artificial teeth inserted without charge, except
cost of material, at 1925 st. NV, Dental Depart
ment of Columbian University, from 1 10 pm daily
except Sunday. EXTINCTION free. Infirmary open
from October / to June So ja4-3in
nR. STARR PARSONS, DENTIST 9TH ST, COR
IL ner Enw. Filling q specially Teeth extracted
without pain by pain killer applied to gums Arti-
mhs7
nR. DUKE. DENTIST, us 14TH n W. TEETH
extrscted without pain by aid Of local application
feet hitting sets artificial Teeth. Operations guar
anteed. nl7-2ms
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LOST AND FOUND.

Il
T oST-SMALL SKYE TERRIER PUP; EARS AND
~ tail cut Reward if returned TO GLEN DORSEY
cor. lin and I sts.sw ja4-st'
7 oST-CANE WITH BLACK RUBBER HANDLE.
Return TO S. h BROWN, $50 10Th ST. NV suit
able reward. 1T.
STRAYED OR sToLEN--FRoM THE PREMISES
- of Henry Johnson on the Conduit road, one light
bay Horse, white face, two three white feet Is
hands high, heavy name and tail; dark bay Mare
l6 hands hiyh star III forehead hind foot white Lib
eral reward for Information concerning them. J. III
JOHNSON, GIG Center Market, or Superintendent Of
Police ja4-3ts
I OST-wEDNESDAY, BETWEEN 9TH AND F
l. and 1th and SITS. s.w. Black Leather Card Case
containing about So receipt for typewriter aud 81
tickets. Gard Case relic. Suitable reward given il
returned to 1Ol1 ST. s.w. 1t
ROUNDABOUT 10 DAYS ago. BROWN
IL Cocker Spaniel; nickled-plated collar; owner can
have same by proving property and paying costs MI
ID. JOlCE, 1119 10th ST. NV. ja:S-2ts
STRAYED OR STOLEN FROM 1882 ST. NV.
- small nearly white dog, yellow spots; answers
name OF Carlo" Liberal reward il returned TO above
address and no questions asked ja3-3t
II oST-FRoM A CARRIAGE, A SMALL GREEN
~ cloth cushion cover Of a mirror Reward, if re-
turned to 307 ST. NV. j23-2t'
Il oST-A SKYE TERRIER. ANSWERS TO THE
AZ name OF Dick. Anyone returning the dog to 1917
kalorama ave-, Washington Heights viii be suitably
rewarded. ia2- :3ts'
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FOR RENT-STORES.

l.
IGOR RENT-STORE AND DWELLING, 2O4O 9TH
st. n. W. nine rooms. front and back cellars mod
ern improvements; also, dwelling 2OI7 Sth St NV I;
six rooms, hallway, modern improvements; sl5. 40.
jS4-3t- p II. SHEEHY, POPS 9TH st. n. W.
LrOR RENT = THAT OLD-ESTABLISHED BA-
kerry and confectionery corner 9Th and II SITS. n
coed stand for any business. Inquire at GIL NJ ST.
ja2-3t-
NOR RENT-ELEGANT STORE AND DWELLING
sw. corner Of 10th and o SITS NV: dwelling con-
talils 10 rooms and all mod inps. large store AID
cellar, stable in will rent store separately ii de-
sired MASHN DANENHOMFR.
d.s-2w l1l5 81.
NOR RENT : ELEGANT OPENING FOR LIVE
Il man, 22l Pa ave; Sc, larre stOre-room and fine
dwelling Of rooms above with all modern improve
ments only $50 best location for any kind Of busi
IN East higtOn; will become by Janu-
AIRY i. Apply to WELLER a REPETTI.
as ;396 Pa. se.
ENoR RENT-Two STORY WAREHOUSE, 32 FEET
4 front by so feet deep. 1909 IT NV. Last occu-
rant Hour and feed merchant. Apply to GEORGE
HILL, JR, 3lS Sth st. d24-2w
NOR EENT-PLATE-GIASS FRONT NEW STORE.
Il so feet deep best business location all convent
ences; rent very low, only $40 per mo. l22Y ST.
n.w- near Penn ave. nS-3m
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FOR RENT--STABLES.

IyOR RENT-COR. STABLE REAR 1912 / ST.
II for three or four horses; box stall, good
ventilation large carriage house coachman's rooms
$50 per month. Key at 1412 st. ja3-:St.
IHoR RENT - A FINE, BRICK STABLE. FOUR
IL stalls and ample carriage room, two coachmens'
rooms. 1918 Stanton alley. of Hamilton House.
Apply at Office of the Portland. ja2-lw.
EOR RENT-R AR 1924 l4TH ST n. W. ROOM
for four horses and vehicles: excellent condition,
with all conveniences; rent very low If taken once
H. L. RUST, zoos St NV. dl4-lm.
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senators Plumb and Hiscock Both
Visit Gen. Harrison.

CONFLICTING VIEWS AS TO THE RESULT OF THE
INTERVIEW HAD BY THE NEW YORK SENATOR
HE WILL NOT TALK MUCH ABOUT WHAT WAS
sAID-MR. BLAINE's PROPOSED VISIT.
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FOR SALE--HOUSES.

NOR SALE-lAA PER CENT INNESrMENT-
n $4,000 for all i sought guics ! broad conlort
soe 5-rosm frame ball orrh. Nc siahle frlt tr,S
Nc, and -rzam frames new rrnt, SIS BOT -ex
loot rear alley CHAS. A SHIELDS, loO0 st. a. y.
tai-St
NOR SAI.F-ONIY ONE LrIr or THf ROW
u o-ruom brick. llth rerr r. Uast frstt. lArs-
ing. always rutei a. siR per unth would rrnt tor
III wasted: tfhe north NHn u worth $40 When
Vacant lot adjoining Is iIRrruVci lrioe slOo, 900
Cash.
1t o. NJ BRYANT. 5l6 oth NV.
NOR SALT - HOUSE or FIGHT ROOMS AND
hath. with $4,000 g a. q grnund on Howard ave,
laa-.fts
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sn'o I 81 n W iast-sit'
gyCR SAIF-ONNEI.S or TIE FOLLOWING
described houses md cash purchasers ly CALI
ing upon DAVID -. STONE. Su0 d street IA. ". A
house o. or : rooms Oh Culltsl HUI. ~ the
same number Of rooms in tie uorth west guud house
OF 10 or more rooms west u sth ~. NV. ga:i-3t
NOR saba BARGAIN-IN A NEARLY INV
4 Residence or 81. bet. 18th and 18Th. property,
corner l2th and q SIS. ", also other cheap proI
ia:B-:d'
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l. Or SALE-BARG AIMS ROOM AND CELLAR:
n new bay widow hrck. nv. lot lsNg5 20 alley.
500 cash, balance 80 monthly; $500 5-To,la
brick. s.w., rents for $500 only $500. $50 cash;
balance time. lEDS. j. SIAIEA.
ja3-Bt l2l6 -.
D.OR SAIE-LsEGE 3-STCRY BRICK on ST,
Il between I'd aid Sd D. W. $4,000. Adjoining lut,
Mith 2-story bllck, i2J perfect. AIIly 90 Own IL
80 81. N. ". ta.3-.ts
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WANTED--HOUSES.

WANTED-To BUY-wITHIN THREE SQUARES
w of East Capitol and Sd sts., 10 or 1l-room
Brick, modern improvements stable attached. room
for one. Address. stating terms and location, W. W.
w., Star office. it.
WANTED-FoR IMMEDIATE CUSTOMER, z 10
w Groom brick house with cellar, west of Ih and
north of st: price not to exceed $4,000. GEO. +.
GRAHAM, 1903 Pa ave. ja3-3ts
W ANTED-A HOUSE FROM THE OWNER IN
w the northwest, and west of 14th St, worth from
s12, 900 to 81 9, 600. for an immediate purchaser
ta3-6t HEBRON h RAMEY, 1907 II ct.
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NOR SALE-THAT ELEGANT RESIDENCE 1000
Vermont ave with stable attathad Tor terms
and permission TO inspect APPLY 20 CT RILEY BROTH-
Frs, 1919 4 st NV. dS-ln
INoR SALE-l761 MASS. AVE-: NEW: rs FEET
IL front main story aud trimmings brown stone -
rooms halls, storeroonis pantry, , bath rooms per-
iect heatlng aud Plumbing price $4,000. JOHN
SHERMAN 4 co. 14O1 4 ST NV. n24-.sn
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MIR. QUAY FOR THE CABINET.

The Pittsburg Press, Congressman Bayne's
paper, in editorial last evening, suggests
that Gen. Harrison appoint Mr.. Quay Secretary
of the Treasury as the man who would be ac-
ceptable to both factions of the republican
party in New York.
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-29
A Few symptom. Of Catarrh.

II nearly al eases of Catarrh The patient las
tains about the chest and sides and sometimes
! the oAe@' feels dul aud >leesy The mouth
has bad zste. especially In M morning. A
sort ot sticky slime collects about the teeth
he appetite Is poor. There IS "A feeling Ike a
/ hrafy Load on The sf0ua %. sometimes afaint
All gone sensation ar the stomach which food
1ors not satisfy. The eyes are sunken; the
haAds and feet become cold and feel clammv
After awhile a cough sets in AT hrsf very dry
but after few months 10 Is attended wirh 4
sfe' nish-eoicred expect0ratlou. The patient
lers tired all the While and sleep does not seem
u AFFORD any rest. After time the sufferer
becomes nervous irritable. and gloomy aud
mas eFll fore0odings. There is a glddlness. A
SORT OF whlrllng sensation IN the head waen
! rising up suddenly. The bowels become 90 o.-
tiFei skin Is dry and hot attimes; the blood
becomes thick and stagnant; tie whites of tho
eyes become tIueel with yellow. the kidney
SccrctouS become Scauty and high cOlOret
drpo>ltlng sediment after standing There
| Is ire4u ntiy spttlng up OF the food, some
times with sour taste and sometimes with "A
sweet taste this II frequently attended with "A
! ldipltaflon oi the heart and aSthmatic Symp-
toms the vision becomes impaired, with spots
before the eve, there is feeling of great pros
trdllon and aversion TO eNertiOn. either bodi-
| IS or mental; the memory be ONES poor. and
IN tact the sunerer feels wretched and misera-
Die ali over and all the time.
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-29
Death of Charlie. IL en-.

CHARLES BEEN, the l7-year-old boy
who was seriously injured at the Harri-
son Wagon Works, this city, by falling
on a saw while IN motion and ripping
open his knee, seven weeks ago, died
Tuesday last at y O'Clock. HIS ply
,.can, Or. DcCamp, wanted 10 ampu-
tate has leg soon after the injury but
neither hc nor hls parents would allow
the operation performed until too late
and ms life was despaircd of lie has
been great sufferer, but showed
unusual pluck all through his conhne-
mcnt and insisted that he would pull
through mp to within few hours be-
fore his death The funeral Will take
place tins afternoon from bis home on
A.pinc-ayc., near North-st The Har-
rison Wagon Works, whore he Was cm-
pl0yed, VIII shut down u order that
the employees NAV attend.
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-29

MORTGAGE SALE Default having been
~ made in thc conditions of q & .rialu mort
gage. made The nr>i day Of May, a. j.. 80. hF
Manson Miller and Eunlce l. Miller. hi, wife to
Elizabeth u. Parks. and recorded lI "a urce
0I the register of deeds ol Kent co4l.F. tlrh
lsau. the FIRST day OF May. A. D. l~-f. al
eclocN p. ni. lu liAer JOB oi morig sea ol p-sr
90, on Mulch Inotisas- thcrc Is clalmtu o. Dee
due al The date of Ilis notice tle sum oi four
hundred. twenty three and - lD dollar.
.si-3ls ana 40 suii al ia~ or in equity having
been instituted 90 recover such debt, there
lore notice ls hereby given that said mort
gage VIII bc ioreciosed by sale ot ihe mort
gagged premises % satisfy the amount eHr
thereon. With costs and attorney ifr ut ff e.
dollars. provided therein and allowed hg i4H
az public auction 10 the highest bidder 0n
"Wednesday, the 18th day oi October. s.. ID. l~-'.
Al lo o'clock a. M. oi that day. at tle ii ui eu-
trance % me circuit court roomson Lyon So, lI
the city Of Grand Rapids. in SAID county.
The mortgaScd premises are described as fol-
lows. toWlt. All those certain pieces or par
o. Cascade. in the county oi Kent anu state oi
NlchigHn. and described a. follows to-Wlf. Inr
east half of the southwest quarter is OF
section Two ~. town six e.. north of range ten
go west. excepting hye and segeu-ei-nths
acres m the northwest corner. decided N ena-
worth, described a. commencing az Ihr north
west corner OF the east half of the southwest
quarter. tnence east loriy inu q rods. fheIcr
SoWhWesfcry 90 point on the west line oi
the east half OF the southwest quarter forty
one az rods south of beginning. thence north
sAN
seven - acres iE the southeast corner. decided
VWuc. Andtnciudlng iiuee i5 acres o. land. de-
Scrhei as part oi the south half of tht north
west Quarfrre ei said section TWO p ralnnrurfnr
0n The north line OF the southwest quarter. FOR
iyiour - rods east of the n0rfhweSt cornrroI
ihc east hdlf ol the southwest quarter. thence
cast 60 the center 81 tue section. thence mort /.
Co ilc line ~ the Detroit. Grand iisFer t lII
vtukte Railway tomuanv. thence northwest
cry along the llne of tiit said railway 90 the
poin; 9f intersection OF said line wifi the con-
D. Hs4fH 80 frsasF
designated the FIST. ine point OF beginning
above mentioned. the second "a point on g lur
running south from the uortlVfe. corner ri
Tie east half OF the southwest quarter. which
iS fprty-Ouc ll rods south Of N;ul uurthw SO
corner. thence SouthWeSterly along said line
u place OF beginning. containing three acres
of land. both Of said descriptions fosefhe
containing about fity-three acres of land. ae
the same more or less.
Dated july - A. II. 1850.
Ei2tREIH s.. PARKs.
Mortgage.
TAGGtFr. WoICoTr & GANS0N.
Attorneys for Mort sagee. thurs