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MONDAY, xf March Soss H. =. 80 an % Al members q
executive com. take s notice and asssnfj President,
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Solid contents in gallon. ~. -. q 1883 grains
Carbonic Acld 6as, 4O7. 30 cubic inches III SALON
=, The foregolng analysis was made at different
times extending over period Of thirty years by
Prof. G. +. Chandler; also by DR.. Steele ana Prof
Eminons The resnit shows that the great Inedicina
properties q the Star Water consist the large quan
grains of Iodine and IA grains of Bromide to each
quart
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agent for the district Of Columbia.
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-03-15
SPECIAL NOTICES

K~cHRIsLI e. cHgRCa H. sIa tsNAvY ts,svY YAERi, 9 ST.
Williams seetSr.sunday servioes Win sermons Il
order S the ssuse
R~sT JAMES CHURCH, srH STREET NEAR
Ns;,S Bn.e. Rev J. "; CLARK. rector.-snndays, 8,
snnaay sshoo snd hHl
WinssSs ;s2 Mseh .ds dsys and 9am Pm Holy days,
S@ Church. 4th and B sta Sc. Cspitoi HUI, j.
Rey John Chester, I'D. psstor.-Servces Tomorrow
Prayer meetings Tuesday and Thursday evenings st
E~E STREET BAPTIST CHURCH, BET.
s, Service s, TSmorrSs at and so Em Subject
al %be Srnn snndsy ssSo he a sesa evening ms
sewali will preach at the society's hall Ma
1lonai law soS school iOo6 St, = am Ihs
lecture on the new philosophy: Man: a{orethonght
S6SNoTICE.--REy..R R. A PAYNE. THE FOR
- mer pastor Of Trinity Independent Meth
oasi cs church ~, Of th city has received and scceied
odist church in Knoxville Tenn He Ri preaeh At
the Asoury ME church tomorrow at IL am. It,
K~sT: johns CHURCH. aEoRGETowN.
row: am, holy communion; ii. morning prayer
snd sermon; nh; 80 evening prayer conhrmstion;
K&SMOUNT VERNON PLACE NJ. E. CHURCH
- south, corner Of 9th and X sits. n.w.-Preach- IA.
ing e II R:n a;m' Hy Rev -; BulSek DD: and 80
vited to attend. IT.
k.RSFLETCHER CHAPEL, 4TH AND NY AVE.
n.w.-The new preacher, Rev. G. R.
Schultz Just appointed By the conference will preach
iomorr1w Sunday at IL AIN. and 80 pm. Sab
bath school, $3.50 am. Prayer meeting Thursday.
Come, you welcome lts
K,6SwAUGH NJ E. CHURCH. Sd AND sTs,
- ne.Ihe pastor, Rev. Alex. f. Gibson, d. D.,
a. 1 Am and 80 p.m Sunday school 9:15 am.
II: Walker, superin tendent Church prayer meet
ing THURSDAY, z 80 pm. Everybody welcome. 1t
k&STHE TABERNACLE, CONGREGATI0gkAL
NA church, 9th and b ste s.w, Rev L. e.
Pangburn. PASTOR Preaching at II am and so y.
N Young peoples meeting, $3.50. Prayer meeting
11ursoay evening at $50. Strangers welcome. IT.
r -SASSEMBLY PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
49, cor 9th and stsn w.--Sunday School, 8: 80
Am Young Peoples Meeting, $3.50 p. Ii. Preschipg
by the pastor, Rev. Geo O. Little, at IL AM and 80
p. m in series of Bible questions 1t
k4SRELIGIOUS LIBERTY MEETINGS AT
McCsuley's Hall. 209 Pa. ave s.e-Subject
At and $50 y In. The time, nature aud object of
the atonement." Seats free. "Whosoever viii let him
come" IT.
Fair play., 1890-10-18
Tuesday. October %, 1890,

ri the front dor Of the Court House. in tine Cit
OF Ste Ien~v !c.c, In said r''uiIiy Sn during m.
Session oi the Circuit ss.lrf held Il, ai Tor ssid
conntt. eXppse {" .aie at li,,,c auction. all the
rigi: title aud nIicrcst 'h review. Rom. lie
re,ari in aud fD the f,,iiawing described heal
Estate t"-Wit :: The south hall "f III" -onth, asi
quarter containing eighty acres aud that part oi
that lire south ,.f the Sfe. Senevic.c aCd Fred
erickt1wn ro1.t. Containing about twenty acres
more ar less IN se'.ttun nnr, towushin fhuf!-
seven tn of range eight s-nst. A:eu the south
east lu-rier "f the north -sst quarter, rontaih-
Ing forty acrts the southeast quarter OF the
soUthw --t quarter containing forty acres tha
part of the northeast quarter rf tfe snliihcn.t
quarter that Ie, north of the Ste. Geir, icNe anu
tretierrkfnwn road containing about twenty
acres, nurc "r less in srct,n our, township
thirty-s-rrn north. range eight east Ais" the
northeast quarter oi section twrHty IN town
ship thirIy-iN north. range eight East. contain
ing Giie hun.tied ami sixty Hcr'n III the COUNTY
Of ste. Geney ieS-. in the stste %! Missouri.
TERMS Of -AIE.
Twenty -iv- per cent of the purchase money
10 Dr paid Cash, ami the balance IA tweit,
months fr,in date Of sale secured by note AM
aypro, e'i personal security
CHARLES u ROZ;Eis,,
Public AdHini-t traitor of SIC. G-ney ir,r c',un-
", stat. uf Missouri. hSSin IA "harge The
estate ~ Grnevi-Ve Roth deceased
Fair play., 1890-10-18
Order of. Publication in Tax
Suit.
STATE OY MISSOURI,

STATE OF MISSOURI, l..
County "f Ste. Seney ieve,
In the Circuit Court of sxid county A.r,,
term, ls:.
a..
me nth'e OF "iss".f' ~ !he reia'f"n sS.s Z"
.ne nn. %. S Sauihanh' coscs"T
,,',, oa a"r ,,'; m.' ~. III = ior Ste evo
: ;.''.i, m;,;~n.. So ''' p'ssnt"' W..
'''.' wa" '.'"'"e o''''p""!' "e'e"'a".
At this ,iay comes the plaintiff herein by hi<
attorney ant shows TO the court thae he has
caused summons - III. defendant b lie
ie>usrl I" the sheriff of this county. thss the
same has been returned nom ert. that the p,aiM
',rnc. or whereabouts OF Tie dsrrudspt - nm,
Fair play., 1890-10-18
Trustees Sale.

whereas, William II. Pinkston (who died
more than nine months agn) by his certain Deed
nf Trust dated the ::ssnd day Of February IsS4 =,
and recOuiesi In the Recorders office OF ste
t;enesteve County. NJ Deed lt""k b page 10.
conveyed tn the undersigned William r. Cox sll
his right. title. Interest aHd estate. In and 10 the
following described Real Estate situated in the
County Ot Ste. GenevieSe state oT Missouri
The West-haif of the n"rth east Of section
twenty three and the s0uih hRif uf the south
west Qusuter Ot the south east quarter Of section
Ssurteen In all tOwnshp thirty seven north
range ak eaat containing lW - xcres which
said conveyance WAS masie IN trust TO secure the
payment II hts certain promissnry note In said
detsi described. ani whereas the said not. has
becnme due and unpaid. now therefore. in nc.
corslaMce with the prOvisiO Of Saii Deed Of
Trust. and at the request of the legal holder Of
said nots. ! will proceed to sell the above
described Real Estate ut Court House door in the
city 0f Ste. l;cnevieye. in the Cnunty of Ste
GrBey ieve state aforesaid to the highest bidder
for cash. at public auction, on
Wednesday, October 10Th, 1890.
befwsen the hours Of nine in the
forenoon and hSe in the afternoon Of
that day "a satisiy said n"ie together with the
Cost and expenses Of executing this trust.
wiiiLAAf. COX.
Dated this eth day Of Oct. lsgU. Trustee.
Fair play., 1890-10-18
Tuesday, October 2S. 1880.

at the front door nf the Court II"--, IN the ciry
Of Ste. GeneS itye, in said cniiniy. aud during
the session of the circuit court held in and "f
ste. Geneyiere county. exp"se {" sale at public
auction. al! the right. title an.t interest m An
drew B1sIer, i-ce,s..i "f in and I" the follow =
IL = described ltrai Estate, t"-wit The west
half "f the southeast quarter. the southeast
quarter 'f the southeast quarter ot section twen-
ty-eight: the west hall "f'ihe southwest quar-
ter oi The southwest quarter of sc:ti"n twenty
seven, the northeast quarter aud part oi the
northwest quarter .f the southeast quarter ly-
ing north of creek. containing about three acres
in section thirty three the west half of the
northwest quarter Of the n"rthw''st quarter and
twenty seven acres IN Of the west end Of tine
southwest quarter ur the northwest quarter "i
section thirt, -four all in township thirty siN
North. range eight east. containing in The aIsgle
gate $50 acres Iiiorc Or lers.
TERMS OF SALE.
Twenty Ave per cent of the purchase money
to be- raii Cash, and the balance in twelve
months from date OF sale. secured b. note and
approved personal security
Gil NRi.ES T.. ROZIER.
Public Administrator of Sic t,en'.v ieye county
state nf Missouri. having in charge the e.tut.
of Andrew Baslcr, .i-ceascd.
Fair play., 1890-10-18

Whereas. Anna Maria 00d
Met..r her husband. h, their certain i'eet o'
Trust dated the Ihit,, -first ia. ni August:
l..1, and r.rur,ir'l in the Ircor,.er's "itc- ,i
ste Gep-yies- County. AT D-et Hook %
page ''2is,' - Conveyed to the uu'ier-igne 10.
spl.h Worst all their right. titi-. interest Al
estate in ru,i {" the f,iivwing ,te.cribei isezi
Estate situated in tn. County of ste. G-ne'iey-
state al Missouri. viz
The Srrih West quarter Of the North East
quarter aud the N"rt, inslf "f the North West
.,nnrtrr at srcti"n twenty eight in luwnshiI'
nuu.-r thirty eight North of range seven Esst
containing one hundred Ani Twenty acres n'1'i
i. the same ian.i onve,ei to said Anna Maria
Me,ier by Charl-s Schiii and wife by Deed!
date,i the .ir,i. "f February A ID lisa recorded
IL, B"nk-Z ';.'' 25i Which .aia conve, ance wa.
rua.ie in :ru.t t secure :he payment "f certain
pr.n.issor, noe in sai,i des-i described. and
whereas III. said note has become due ar': is
uup,id nov thcr-ioic. in accordance with the
provi-ion- %, said Deed OF. Trust. AN" 81 the
rr,,uc.t 81 the legal hotter OF sai,t nate. " III
pr.c.,i tn self the ab,ve described Real tsta.e
at the front ,iDar "f tire curt House IN the city
II ~. ,.eney i-,c in the County ni Ste. tsena-
vi-ve State Aforesaid. t" the highest bidder Tor
cash. II public asctioD,
Fair play., 1890-10-18
.issignee's Notice.

In the matter al the assignment Of Harris 4
Janis, wn. r. Cox AesiEne~.
Notice 10 hereby given that william r. Cox
a..IEnse ot Harris 4 Isnis. hiss dieti and eAni,,.
itel in the Circuit Court Of Ste. Geney ieve coun.
,ty. AiaaOurt. the eleventh stssemrAt nj hts ars
csaants Of his trust. nj the April term. ls!s ii
sAfd rOart ami that ssid account will he a,,-
proved by said Cur: on the second day OF the
next OctOirr term. to-wit: on Taestiay. ttce-
oi,er a. lsO, un!ess good csusc Ia the contrary
Le shown. JOHN l.. BO:i,
. Clerk Circuit Court.
Fair play., 1890-10-18
Order of Publication in Tan
Suit.
STArE OF MlS>OCKI.

STATE or MISSOURI. J.,
County oi >h.. Genet iese.
IT. the tircnit Court OF SAIL county. Arril
term. IEO.
The state N Missouri ut fhe relation and To
The use - Louis Nxun,ann. COLLECTOR OF ,-
Rev snue within and for the r,.,nty nf ste G,,-
-yi-se and state "f Missouri. piainiin. W.
!Iarris, t:-nrxr l.. H."r, baker. Laura
Harriet II Orborne. defendant.
At this Gay comes fhe plsn,in f-r-in b, his
attorney. aud Shove b. the court that he ha.
csu>.si -uH,nn'ns W. defendants herein t.. IN.
.nmss has .,xe" .TStavnSri ''non est :" that the
piantin's attorney has mssl~ ipvufris- at tl-
r,'-i-sce or whereabouts "G the defendants AMI
ha- been unable to find HIM. snd hs verify be-
iisv'S ''et-h'ianis ~ nun resident Of ths stale
nf Missouri. AMI conhot be served ith the pr,-
cess OF this court.
Where upon it Ii ordered ths. said Defendant.
ie n"tihe'l by publication. that piHintiG hrs
commenced a snit against them ia this Couvt
the object aIrl general nature of which is the
enforcement "i the lien OF the state Ot MiSs..uii
against certain real property owned by said
Defendants and fully described said within
tor certain taxes. interest ard costs up,,n said
real property as IN said petition fully set forth
\ nj THAI unless the said Harriet e., (:rov.e !.
Henry Baker, Laura l, >ic. William Whit-nsan
Foreman and Harriet Osborne De- an.i appear nt
this court. Mt the next term thereof, hs begun
and holden at the Count il'ls. in the City 1t
ste. t,ehrvie,e. in said county. "n the eth Inv
Of D'oirI neNt. ami, On or before the Nth say
"f said term. an.wer or plra,t to the petition in
said ca:i-r the same will be- taken as roaft.sse,i
and Judgment will br rendered scc"riingiy.
and /: i. further ordered that COPY hereof I've
published according to law IN the tair P,av, a
newspaper. published w-cl ly in the city OF Ste
Senev ie,e
STATE or MISSOURI,
County oi Ste. Grnevieye.
I. Jonn l. R"gy. clerk oY the circuit c~ur, of
at STE. GrnevieVe county aforesaid. hes-hy rer-
tify iaa' the above il true copy al the original
"Itt~t -: publication in the caure therein baIns,l
rs the sah appears in my office.
:.-..: Wit,-ss nv hand NJ clerk asssl the seal
SEAL al .rii courf. Iknne nj ,sADCe in ste.
:--','-: Genevieve this l9th siAy ut Ssptsnl-
ber, ls.O.
JOHN l.. BOGI.
--tsaR1k, ,
Fair play., 1890-10-18

By virtue nf an orsier OF the PROBATE Court
held tn aud for the c.'untY "i >s-. Geae.i auh
stae oi Missouri. m.asc ~ The september term
IsS' of said c"urt. will. Ia obedience 10 said
..p.ta
Fair play., 1890-10-18
Wednesday, October 29th, 1890

and during the session Of the Circuit Court ut
the trent iOur of the Court House in the city "t
Ste. Grnevieye, in the count, and State ai"rr-
said between the hours If nine O'Clock in the
forcn",tn and five O'Clock in the Afternoon "f
-aid day, To the highest bidder. The following
->crib-ti rel estate. situated, yiii anil being
In the county Of Size. t;en-v,eye, State Of Mis-
Part ct west half Of northwest quarter OF SEC.
tion thirteen in township thirty ->cv-n north.
rarge six east. described as fellows: Begin At
intersection of line betwcen sections thirteen
and fourteen with southern line al survey 3s~i
Thence south -ighty-tw" degrees. east l.. so
chains TO the Ste. Gcneyi ieSe and POt"si itOa,i.
Thence along said road IS follows: p de-
grees, W X ~ chains. =. 10 .irgreea. W. q w
chs 5 "a degrees, ". 5.W chs =. IL ds-
grees, W. - chs. TO where said rOa,l rrosse-
the western line "f section thirteen Thence
north along said line ~ II; chs u beginnne
corner. containing twenty y-One acres and forty
three hun,ire'iths "f An acre.
Also Part ot said section l3 t"wnsip 81. range
6 east, described rs full"ws: Begin where the
Ste. t;en-vieve and Potosi road crosses the
southern line Of said survey number e..s.
Thence ). &! degrees. +. along said line to im-
t-rsection "f . br.nch cruising said line.
Thence down Ansi with mssn'icIs "t said hrR sch
10 point where IL crOeeeA the south line Of the
northwest quarter at the southeast quarter.
Thence w-.twxrti along said line ls. IS chains to
the southwest Garner Of sHid y. W. quarter OF
southcsst quarter. Thence westwnri along
south line of the n T.. = Of y. W. = Z" s"uih-
east corner Of land owned by McCsyer Clavweil
IN SAM StTtton I3. Thence tn northWtStwarsi
direction 10 the northeast Garner of land Of said
AcCsger Clay well at the said Ste. G-ncvieve
aud Potosi road. Thence y. ~ degrees r. w
CHAINS. Thence n. 50 degrees. D. along said
r,ad d. .0e chains. Thence n degrees. r. =
chains TO place of beginning containing 1920.
acres more "r less. Also part of the : !. "f the
n. l.. i Of s~c ion Il. In township s. n. Il. D
E.. tlescrliaxi as follows B~gin nt the y T.
corner Of the 4 = Oi the $ = uf salt section
u. Thence " <.OU chnins more or less W =
branch commonly known as Billy Branch.
Thence along said branch foliOws: 11 de
gre~s, W O chAins n dsgiers, W S.W
chains. y SS drEru.s. v Il chains. y - de-
grc~s. " 100 chains. $ ~ degrees. " 3. % chs.
: = degrees. " 500 chsins "a the corner or
the u " 4 Of the !. Of said spctiOn u
Thence <U 81 chains nl~re or less to place Of be-
ginning contain ing 81. ~ more or less.
tls the i Of the sw = Of the ~ "i said section
II in township :. y KS 4 containing - 81 acres.
TERMS OF SALE.
Twenty per cent. Of the purchase money to i,e
paid CASH in hand, and the balance In one ysnr
from the day OF sale. the purchaser giving bond
with approved security for said residue.
GEOks.E HlRSr,
Sheriff "f Ste. GeneSicSc cuUutA, Mo.
Oct. {, A. ID. ls!O
Rozier L Carter, AttOrneys
Fair play., 1890-10-18
Administrator S Sale

by virtue nf an order al the lr''atr Court
he in ami for the county Of -ts. tIrHr, i-sc and
state of Missouri. mI ir at ,he september term.
l.:~J. ot sail court. nil, iu obtdirnsc To- sai'i
order, on
Fair play., 1890-10-18
SheriH's Sale.

By virtue AMI authority "i sp.ca -Nfcuri IN
issued from the "fiie- al the clerk al the Cirrutt
Court al thu county nj Sc t,en.I i-ve. f-!urna-
bi, Il. the Ot;"lrr term l-Sj. 0i said cohntt. amt
To- me di,rcte,i. Whrr-in the state nl Missouri.
ut the telatinn and T., the use al Louis Ssumnnn
collect tor ni the revenue within .i.'! i'.r >tr
Gem, i-yc county. rthir nf Missouri. II pialnttn
AMI john Fry is ti-i-n'iaht.
have levied upon and --iZr.i the following
d-.cri,'-l real r-tat". situated in the connty Of
Ste. b-m-vieye ahi state oi Missouri, AMI
char2ed with the lien oi tfA hill on w!Itch -ai Il
execution e is IUuntir,. I.s IuIipws. viz:
The east hall "f the north east quarter Of
section thiriy-si>. township fhiris--iN north
range -ix EAST. containing .igh. acres. Ant.
viii "n
Tuesday. October 2Sth. 1890
he'we-n the hour of nine O'Clock in The fare
n.,,n ard i've in The after II that 'iay at the
front door I'll the Curt House. in The city at
Ste. G-nevi-y- state ,,f Missouri sell ut ruiir;
auction inr CASH {" the highest bidder. III e
:'iyr lie. 'ribei property. ur ~ much thereof -
viii -at!.iy said execution amt costs
GEOR'iE HURST.
sheriff nf Ste G.ncvi-ve county
Fair play., 1890-10-18
Tuesday, October 2Sth, 1890.

h.tW,rn the hour. of nine In the ipr-n ,nn and
five ia the uiicru"nn at that day. to satisfy said
note t,g-rh-r with the coat ard ,,-u-e nt rNe-
cutinc ths trust. In>tllt N''R>I.
lp,,- -,i this Att day oi Oct. i-tsl. Trustee.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-05-26
PRETTY TOUGH.
The Way the Panthers Got Laid Out
Yesterday.
They Held the Lead Until the Eighth Inning
and Were Done Up on the Home Stretch.
The Balloon Ascension.

Yesterday was a great day for baseball in Fort
Worth, though the Fort Worth contingent
didn't carry off any Of the glory Of the occasion.
The result of the game was, Houston, .; Fort
Worth, 3.
1t was through hard luck that the Panthers
did not win From start to finish they put up a
fine game, making all told only three errors,
playing better all around than the
Mud Cats. 1t looked up to the end
of the seventh inning as though
the home team would carry of the biggest score;
but baseball is mighty uncertain, and game
is never finished until it is ended. In the
eighth inning the Houstons walked up to the
plate and damned out three hits and three runs.
The great trouble was Hoffman's speedy
curves The Fort Worths hit hard and often,
but they could not land the sphere in the right
There were some 1900 people on the
thither BY the balloon ascension which had been
advertised TO take place on that day. The feat
was performed with unusual brilliancy, being
witnessed by several thousand people in the
Spring Palace grounds. II was not until after
the ball game was concluded that the big mir
loose it shot M with great velocity dragging the
undaunted Leroy after 1t. The day
was clear, and as the 9ronaut went upward and
upward, performing on MS slender
trapeze in mid-air, he could be dis
tinctly, seen by everybody. he went
was but little air stirring in the atmospherlcal
stratum in which he sailed, he did not get far
before he dropped with his parachute, cRlculat-
ing to alighi in vacant lot On the South
Side. He missed his calculation and came
down In plum tree in the back yard of a citizen
OF that neighborhood, and reached terra hrna
The score of the hall game is:
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-05-26

There have been many astonishing features
at the Texas Spring Palace during its public ex-
hibition, features of every conceivable variety.
Not day has passed but there has been a
change of some kind. always of the most start
ling and attractive.
There was one feature of special prominence
yesterday.
That was the immense attendance.
From noon until night and from night till
midnight the people sWarmed into the grounds,
They came on foot. in street cars, on horseback
and in carriages. They came singly, by pairs,
In squads, droves and by cohorts. Anyway
they got there.
And the Spring Palace was taxed to contain
them all. From end to end and from top TO bot
tom was moving mass of humanity, laughing,
joking and drinking in enjoyment by the cubic
yard. 1t was during the evening that the crush
was greatest, and then gentlemen of conserva-
tive Judgment estimated that there could net
have been less than twenty to forty thousand peo-
pie present. These estimates were a trihe high,
however, for inquiries at the gates revealed to
reporter that the attendance during the day
would not run over sixteen or seventeen thou
sand people. 1t was the largest of any day dur
ing the Palace exhibition. 1t requires whole
lot of people to make 6 crowd of 1900.