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Meat Frozen From the Center.

From the Chicago News.
One of the limitations of the export
frozen meat business. which has assumed
such large proportions in Australia and
New Zealand, is the liability to what is
known as bone stink or decayins mar
rev. This trouble is universal, and dam
ages a great deal OF meat. In hot climates
it is found exceedingly difficult to freeze
meat, as the carcasseS cannot be cooled
entirely of the latent animal heat before
putrefaction sets in. 1t is also found that
if freezing is commenced before this heat
is got rid of the cold on the outside con-
ccntrates the heat inward to the bore, so
that while there is a shell of frozen, and,
therefore, well-preServed, meat on the out
side. the inner portion near the bones is not
frozen. AS the freezing process goes on
this heat is driven farther inward, and this
is the cause of all the trouble. To over
come this difficulty, two New Zealand in
ventofs have devised method of freezing
the meat from the center so that the heat
is driven outward.
The apparatus consists of a hollow steel
shaped like the scabbard of a sword but
divided internally from the hilt to near the
point by a steel partition. The brine or
other freezing agency enters this from the
supply pipe through the tube to the hilt of
the instrument, passes up one side to the
point, returns down the other, then passes
out through the second tube to the exhaust
pipe and is returned to the refrigerator to
be recooled. Sometimes this steel is in
serted in the bones themselves and so
reaches the center of the meat: and in
othr cases alongside the bones. To with
draw the instrument the freezing agent is
cut off by triple cock, and a warm fluid
passed through in it's place, which instant
ly releases the adhesion between the blade
and the meat.
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Protestant Episcopal Church for colored
students, Is to open next week. Rev W.
Y. Tunnei is to continue as warden, and 1t
Is expected that lectures wifi be delivered
by the Reys. w. L. Devries, c. II. Hayes
and T. NJ. Rhinelander, and possibly by the
bishop Of Washington.
The southern Methodist ministers resum-
ed their weekly discussions last Monday
and at the close of their gathering they
were entertained at luncheon by Mr.. T.
Jarvis of Marvin Church.
The sermon which Rev. DR.. Pitzer de-
livered at the recent session of the presby-
terry Of the Chesapeake on "Predestira-
ton" has aroused SO much favorable COM
ment among the Southern Presbyterians
mon to be printed and distributed among
the churches.
Miss Maud Hancock of this city. and
niece of Representative Heard, chairman
OF the District committee, is quite i'll in an
interior province of China. Miss Hancock
- a member of the Central Presbyterian
church, and is working under the auspices
OF the southern general assembly.
Rev. Carl c. Morhart, pastor of Christ
evangelical Lutheran Church, returned to-
day from an extended trip through North
Carolina and the south, and IS expected to
occupy his pulpit tomorrow.
Bishop James T. Holly of Haiti has writ
ten to the Rev. Owen NJ. Waller Of this
city, rector of st. Luke's p. E. Church,
thanking him for a contribution to tie
Episcopal Church's work in that republic.
AoiOtEei Il ella cl the Sni1StidH bTCtneTS
Of this city has been made assistant prin-
cipal of the industrial school ut Eddil G.
ton, near Philadelphia.
Right Rev. DR.. Edward Allen, Roman
Catholic bishop of Mobile, Ala, was n re-
cent guest of Father Caughy's at he
parochial residence Of St. Stephens
Church.
Mr.. Lewis ]. Davis, who has been super
intendent Of Epiphany Chapel Sunday
school since its organization sixteen years
ago, has resigned the position on account
of accepting diocesan duties (which will oc-
ccpy good deal of his time. The school
has presented Mr.. Davis with Il loving
cup as a slight token of their apprecia-
ton of his services.
Word has been received here of the
serious illness with typhoid-malarial fever
OF Rev. and Mrs. Hugh White, who ARE
missionaries in the province of Honan,
China, of the mission there of the Central
Presbyterian Church of this city.
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Bees to Stop u Mob.

From 'Our Dumb Animals"
During the discussion of the bee Keep
ers' Convention" held at the American In
stitute in October last, DIR. s. B. Parsons
of Flushing, L. l., while speaking of his
experience in bee keeping" and his profits
and losses. made the remark that he re-
GREETED that he didn't have an opportunity
once of letting his bees loose on a New
York mob.
Said Mr.. Parsons: During the draft riot
OF New York one of the leaders of the mob
sent me word that they were going to pay
me visit I gave my men orders to set
my hives of bees on the edge of a veranda
about fifteen feet from the ground, and
when the mob came near, to knock them
over, when I expected rare fun in seeing
them scatter the crowd, but as the ferry
stopped running the fun was spoiled"
A capital plan this of Dr. Parsons-net it
be remembered bees will scatter a crowd
with their little javelins quicker than police
or soldiers with powder and ball 1t is
mighty hard thing to dodge hive of angry
bees; running is the only safety, and a
mobber Will soon lose his pluck when well
stung. Let all remember DR.. Parsons plan
to stop mob.
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RAILROADS.
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.

kAiiloAD.
station cNrncr Of Sixth aud Is streets.
ESQ AN. WEEK DAYS. PITTsnugG ENPEEss.
,nParior and Dining Cars, Harrisburg 10 Pitts
1880 AN. PENNSYLVANIA LMITEp.-rullnan
Harrisburg TO chicago. Cincinnati. indianapolis.
-. Louis Cleveland and Toledo. Bunet rarlor
1880 AN. FAST LINE.--Pul,man Buffet rarior
car TO Harrisburg. Buffet Parior Car Harrisburg
$40 PM. CIucAGo AND ST. LOUIS ENTREES.
slserippr and S1 r0, Mas@intSn 70 st. sss and
rio FM NE RTiH"ns Hns sfqSG Sleep
Cleveland. Diaing Car TO SSicass '''.'''''
'1 10, r 81 SOUTH WESTERN ENrRESs.- Pull;
Harrisburg TO ST. Louis aud Cincinnati Dining
lo:io Pm. PACIFIC ExpREss.-rallman Sleep
ing Car to ri,tsbur:.
go An. for Kane. Canandagua. Rochester and
1859 AM for Ei.aira AMI reaosS daily. except
- SGHdayy; For wiliilu,srort daily. $40 IN.
rals spd Nla@ara Fans daily except Saturday.
10 w 10 pSM,serirs Car washinst9n TO Enfsalo
daisua. Rochester. Buffalo ana Niagara Falls
S Sa,grday nights only; Pullman Sleeping Car
400 Pm, ,CoNGRESSIoNAL LIMITED" daily.
lsEgar a. 100 Dining Carr: 500. 300. 1000
dl;s' P.M on SUNDAY. 200 DINING Carr. 500.
III IS9 a. 100 DINING in Car from wilmington. AN.
For Ph'ladriphia only. Fast Express, $50 AN.
Vol sS az, a1SF s,o Es # s, le;5 PM week days.
fe ara oltSn' without change. ESQ AN week days.
For Baltimore, G:55. 200. $50. 500 600. 1000.
Io;a" lI;1 AN, i2:13. I2:l5. 1850. 2.oi. 3:is.
a:tn az" Limited. 4:20. S:a6. $40. 6:ls. $50,
10 1000 io;ta Ills and 1876 PM on sun
aaE ';W: 700. 900 9:o5. lo:5o II 90 AN,
I2:l5 ID 2'ol, 3:i5. $40 900 i.imtesil, 30.
2;W e;lS. 6;oo I:io. io:oo. 1870 and IL :35
For rop"'s Crock Line. ESQ AN and 4:sG PM.
Nail! except Sunday. Sundays. a:05 AN.
fnr Annapolis. SEQ. 900 AN. 1a:l5 and 40
a IN a., dsny except Sunday. Sundays. 900 AN.
Atlantic Coast Line Express for Florida and
POINTS on Atlantic Coast Line. 40 AM 3:46
I'M duly: Richmond only. 1857 AN. week
aaHs: Atlanta Spec ial. via Richmond and Sea-
hoard AIR Line. 4:40 PM. daily. Accomn,o,la-
ton Tor oiantico. 1:i5 AN. daily and AS PM.
sEAsHoRE CONNECTIONS.
for Atlanti" City tvin Delaware River Bridge all
rai noutcl. IL 90 AN. BIS and Il.35 PM
aalE' va Market Street Wharf. 10 AN aud
10 l. NJ week days. IL 81 PM daily
fm sai', May, 1000, - 90 AN. week DAYS Il IS
Pm. daily. ' $500
, Ticker offices. corner 18th aAl G streets and Mt
,h' HLatlnh. 9th ard u streets whore orders can
DC LII Tor The checking OF baggage 10 ,estinat Ion
from hotels and residences
j. r. HTTtlII>SON II woon
- "''ierai Maiiger General Pass. Agens
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BALTIMORE AND ONO RAILROAD.

-''Nhtudr III elect June ., 1877.
Aea'e washington from station corner Of New
H.. ~, JrFse! ave. and Z 81.
FOR Chicago AID Northwest, Nestibul.s Limited
ualhs, 1000 III n IN, 500 pm.
rOF c,nc.niati 81 Louis aud indianapolis Ex-
press. 40 am. vestibu.ed Limited, 3: 10 pm.
For riIts,.us and Cleveland. Express daily 1000
For Coldmi.'as. Toledo and Detroit. go nm.
~ "F ln,h,ster and Nay stations, fS:UO i'll AS
,. For New 'Ifl'aas, Memphis. birmingham. Chat
tanoosa, knaSNiiie. brisiol and Roa.ioAe. ii: 20
pm. dail! Sleeping Cars through.
For Lnray. 1910 pm. dliiy.
-t%f Baii .;l.r" Week days 500. G:3a, x1:o5
am h.SV h $50, $50 ssso sio:oo, Al2oo
300. A3;33: A5:io, x5:;n. N6.20 o:.sa xSaoo SIS
d;s MOI o. "a i5 ., IN aud AID Si:;ol might sun
&le:io. ! 700, x3:Go, 3:.o. 435. A5:o5, x5:in G3o
For Hn4ios .:io 70 AID nd r s:s a, i n:s and
So PA, saEd'!s. 80 an. ii5 pm;
9;Su Pm Sundays. 3:GG am. 1913 pm.
Eor Imag.rsio"n. 1000 am. and $3.50 pm.
$50, $50. 1:oo pm. sundays. 800 am, lii,
For Gaitherslurs and way points. week davs.
$500. 800 am. l::5o 900. $50. 4:;3 $50, sss,
.:o'' ~ 40 pm. SUNDAYS 800 am, lis. ABB,
For Washington Function and way points. 500
an so 30 pun, week days; 800 am. lis
kolAL DLuE LINE FOR NEW YORK AND
PHILADELPHIA.
:. For PHILADELPHIA. New York, BOSTON and the
Eas, week diys, !;o5. 500. 1850 am 1880.
night; Sleeping Car open at 1880 ocIockl. sun
days days 100, 900 am, Q2:4o Dining Carr. 300
t5:uo Dining Carr 12:6l night. Sleepln. Car open
1000 O'Clock. Additional trains for Philadelphia
week days, daily. SEQ pm.
Buffet Parl0r Cars all day trains.
For Atlantic City, 1:U5, 1890 am. IL 90 noon,
1910 and 300 p.;n. week days. IL: 40 pm sun.
days. r.
For Cape May, 200 noon.
Except Sunday DAILY. Sunday only.
xExiTcss trains
Baggage called for and checked from hotels and
residences by Union Transfer 20. on orders left ar
ticket Offices. 6l3 Penas! lvana ave. NV, New
York ave. and 18th st, and NJ Depot.
WA. NJ. GREENE, ID. B MARTIN
Gen. Manager. Mgr. Pass Traffic
je7
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HOTELS.
This List Appears Every Saturday.
HOTEL INFORMATION
FREE.
and Winter Resorts also rates Of apartments in
Hotels below, call or address (send stamp,
TARIFF BUREAU,
{ 63 Fifth Ave. New York.
30 Regent St. London.
2iS Rue de Riyoli, Paris.
HOTEL POCKET GUIDE

tlSl-l.
ZAP. means American Plan; F. p Enro2eanD
ALBANY. N Y...... Hotel Kenmore. A.P.. 81
ASBCRf PARK. Nj. West End Hotel. now open
BALTIMORE, Md. Hotel Iennert E.P.. 81 so up
do. ,..-......-.... :The Stafford. Ell. Sl.5o up
do ................Th The Carrollton. a.P.. So up
BOSTON, Mass. Hotel Ean;ome. A.P.. s.
BoUINEMouTH. Eng Royal Bath Hotel. A.P., s4toS5
BRADFORD. Eng. Midland Hit. So 80 e p slup
BROOKLYN. NY Hotel st. George. EP..Si A.P.. So
CINCINNATI, o.. Grand Hotel. EP., 81: AP, 81
DENVER. Col. New ST James Hotel. A.P.. $3.50 up
do. Hotel Windsor. A.P.. 81 10 $3.50
ENETEii. Eng. Royal Clarence Hotel. A.P, So
GT.BARRINGrON, Mass. Berkshire I'm. AP, So up
KANSAS CITY, 40. TheMidaud E.P.. Slup: A T.. Sup
LEEDS. Eng. Queens Hotel. A.p.. $50: EP.Si up
LIVERPOOL EIg. Adelphi H'tLA.P.. $3.50 ;E.P Slup
LONDON. Eng. Hotel Coed. E.P.. 81 up
do. The Lansam Hotel, EP.. 81 up
dotSt Pancras} Midland Grand So 80; E.P..siup
LONDON ng DeVere Hotel) Deyere Gardens.
do Broadwalk do. Kensngton Palace,W
90. Prince of Wales do } Specially recommended
NEW oRIEANS.La.Nes St.Charlcs H't'l. AP.. 81 up
do. ........-.... Hotel Crunewald. E.P., 81 up
do. The Cosmopolitan Hotel. Ell. sI.5o up
NEW YORK.. Fifth Avenue Hotel. A.P.. s.
do..- The Majestic. E.P.. So
do....G. d. Barry ST. Cloud Hotel. EP. 81 80
do Hotel Westminster. EP. 81: A.P.. So. %
do. Hotel Endicot. EP., 81; A.P, S. 80 up
do. .Ci;as. Davis Hotel St. Andrew. EP.. 81
dc. wv .Johr,sopQuinn)Ii It'll. Empire EP SLABS SO
do. .(Wm. Noble, Hotel Greuohle, p 81 so up
do 18th v.&l3th ST )Ho;el kensEgton E T.. 81 so
do. Use. Cor. 5th ay.&1J ST. Hotel Hanover Alp.
do. The Rutland 5.th anI Broadway.
Superior apartments, sl.2o0 to S3,5lo yearly.
PHILADELPHIA, "a. New Walton Hotel. E.P., 81
do. The A.dine Hotel. A.P.. s.. so
dotieestauraut ala care yNew. EP Slup
do. .tArch&l2th ST. Hotel Hanover. A.P..S s. up
PITTSFIEI.D, Miss. .(AWIluml) Maplewood. A.P 3toi
FALMOUTH. Eng. Grand Hotel. A.P. 81
QUEBEC. Canada. Chateau Frontcnac. A.r.. 81. 30
RICHMOND, Va. ThcJefferson, Er 81 soup: p S5ap
STGEDl:GE. Staten Island. The Casilotun, \ l. 81 up
STLouiS Iindeli Iotel.E.P.. 81 50 up. A.P 81 soup
SYRACUSE. NY. Yates Hotel. L. r. 81 80; Aps4
TROY. y. Y...--.-.. The Trey House. A.p. 81 up
WASHINGTON. D. c. Arlington Hotel. AP.. s.
do....... The Raleigh. E.P.. Sl.5o up
myl6. 20. %. 27thenstf
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SOUTHERN RAILWAY.
S..od.,la ;n 80. -. 800

Schedule in eject July t. 1897
All trains arrive and leave ~ Ic,i,l,, lyst,ia nas-
s,nger station.
ST: A.M.-Daily.-Leo for DanyiIle, Charlotte
ana way statlors. Connects IT Ma.assas far Strss-
burg. lIariisoniiurg and Staunila dsi,y "rcent
Sunday. ard at iync!I.urg With ;he Norfolk and
Western daily. sad with the Chesapeake and Ohio
G.ily for the Manual Bridge and Lexington
ll:l5 An Ddi!y.-IEE UNITED s;I'ATIS FAST
MAIL Carries fnllnaa BG.ict Slr,Ur-s. New York
ami washington 10 .iJtk-0ns iile. hitting at Sails
bury viii Pullman sleeper ior asheviile and Hot
Springs. y. G.: Knoxville Chattanooga ard Nasn-
we ltin' ana ~ 'll:i1ite with fuilmin Sleeper
70: Augusta. Pullman Buffet Sleeper New York %
Eew GREENS. connecting at Atlanta EirmiG,-
ham ana MsFnphis. SOLID Tain Washington 20 New
Orleans without change. Sunset Personally Csn-
q ,ied T"rllst Excursion Through Sleeper on this
t:ain every Wednesday TO san Francisco without
4:Ui P.M.-Local for Front Royal Strashnrg and
iiarrisonhgrg. daily. except Sunday.
Io43 P.M.-paiiy:Lw IA, sor-rr,
Et>ii-iA EESiill LED LIMITED. con,,secd of
l'nlman Iesibuled s!eeress, Dining Cars aud Day
Tenn, via Ashevllle, knoAvie and Chatta hooCa
New York TO Tampa. via Charlotte Columbia Sa-
pits. via Birmingham New York to New Orleans
Via Atlanta and Montgomery vestibdled Day
Coach washin=ion 10 Atlanta. Southern Railway
Dining Car Greenshoro 10 Montgomery.
TRAINS On WASHINGTON AND OHIO DIVE
sion leave Washington 9:ol a-m daily and :oo
and AS pm. daily except Sunday, ana G:.5 pm.
Sundays only for Round Hill: 4:32 pm. daily ex-
eepi Sunday. for Leesiurg, and 60 pri. daily for
am. and $40 pm. daily and 300 pm. daily ex-
opt Sunday. from Round Hin. 7:O6 am daily ex-
cept Sunday. from Herndon, s:3i m. daily, except
Through trains from the south arrive AZ wash-
ingion. G:42 am. 20 pm. aud 80 p.m daily.
Sunday, ss'h $50 daily from Charlottesvlile
Tickets sleeping Car reser' alton and Informal
avenue. aad at PENNSYLVANIA railroad passenger
]. NJ. GULF. Traffic Manager
W. A. TURK Gen. Pass. Agent
l. ). BROWN. Gen. Agt Pass. Dept.
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Annapolis or Washington and to fit her up
as naval museum with relics of our
earlier naval history. 1t is believed that by
this means she will be assured of preserya-
ton for another hundred years, and that
she will serve useful purpose as a con-
slant object lesson in patriotism to the
younger generation of Americans.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1897-09-18
Division of Labor.

From Hardware.
1t is said that the division of labor has
been carried to such an extent that in
some cases seventy workmen handle one
knife In the course of its manufacture
This does not include the man who Dor
rows 1t from you, and forgets to bring It
back.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1897-09-18
RESULT OF BETTER CANE LAWS
Magazine Shotguns and Smoke
less Powder Are in Favor.
BIRDS ARE VERY PLENTIFUL
Written for The Evening Star.

ID o Mt X y . W
whether returning
prosperity has any
thing TO do with the
case or no.; but II
is matter of gen
eral juhilat.Un amo; G
spcr;sEen that the
present cunning sea-
son promises 10 be
one of the best in
many years. From
every sect:on of the
country come reports
that gene. small and
big, are met with in
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WASHINGTON, ALEXANDRIA AND Mt. VERNON
RAILWAY.
FROM STATION r... ssT,ptI-T- A<n u. Avn,

In clfect May 9, 1877.
For Alexandra tncek days.. 6:3a. T.o5 1:35 ex..
500. $50 *. $500, $50. 1906 ex. Loo II As
am. 12,05 ex.. 1920, l:15. l:45, 2:05 ex.. 40
300 ex, 33o. 4:Oo ez-. 4:l5 ex.. 4:45, sos $40
ex., $40, G-05 ex, G-25, 200. 500. $780, 1000,
ll:20. IL 80 pm.
For Alexandra 'SGnday onO. $780, 900 1000,
1o:3G, loo, IL 80 am. l2:oO noon. 1880, loo.
30 200 2:30 800. 1880. 400. 4:;;o 500 5:3O
600 $40. 200. Sec. 800, l0.00 IL 20 pm
For Molnt Vernon Dyke and Way Stations (week
days.: $50. 1866 lioo m, l2:o5 lis. 2.05.
$780, 400. AS pm
Dyk. aud Riverside 200. 500 pm.
For Mount Vernon and Way Stations Sunday
oniyD: 900. IL 90 =. m, 200 400 pm.
Fer Arlington and Aqueducf Bridge fweek days):
500, $50. 800. 1906, 1880. ll:i5 am. 1905,
1920. LIZ" 2,o5. 2:i0, 300 $50. 400 AIS. 5:2o
sos, 6:25. 700. 500 pm
For Aaling,on AID aAgaedact Bridge Sunday
1880. 500. 4:3o, SEQ. $50, eco. $50. 1900 500
Baggage checked free for passengers holding first
class tickets at station. Bicycles, IS cents each
jy12
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PROMISE OF SPORT

The Hunting Season Will Be the Best
in Years.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1897-09-18

Want" ads. in The Star pay because
they bring answers.
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CHEsAPEAKE AND ONO RAILWAY.

AND oiflo RAttsNAl.
THROUGH TIE GRANDEST SCENERY OF
AMERICA: ALL TRAINS NESrIBCLED,
ELECTRIC LiGH TED STEAM HEATED. ALI
MEALS SIR. ED N DINING CARS. STA
TI0N SIXTH AND Ii STREETS.
Schedule in effect May 10. 1897
2:20 Pm. DAlLY-Cincinnaii and st Louis Spe-
cial-Solid train for Cincinnati, Pullman sleep.rs
TO Cincinnati Lexington, Louisville indianapolis
and ST LOUIS without change. Parlor cars Cincin-
natl Chicago. Connects at Coylnston Va for
lilo Pm. DAILY-F. +. v Limited-Solld train
for CincEnati. Pullman sleepers 10 Cincinnati.
Lexington and Louisville without change. Pull
man compartment car TO Virginia Hot Springs
without change, Tuesdays Thursdays and Sarur.
days. Daily connection foe the Springs. Observe
tion Parlor Car. sleepcrs Cincinnati to Chicago ana
St. Louis.
2.sa PM DAILy-For Gordonsville. cbarlottes-
yilie Staunton and for Richmond daily except
Sunday
1857 An. EXCEPT sUNDAy-Parior car WASH
ingfon to Richmond and Richmond TO Old Point
only rail line. via Penna, r., +. and T.. and C. and
o. railways
Reservations and tickets at Chesapeake and Ohio
Offices ai3 and l42l Pennsylvania avenue, and At
the station.
H. ". FULLER .
api7-'sd General Passenger Agent.
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ACCOUNTANTS.

]. E. BATES, PUBLIC ACCOUNTANT AND AUDI
tor. 81 Washington Lean and Trus; building;
books examined, reports made, statements pre-
pared: accounts audited: special systems DEVISED
se16-4tf ~
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The Past Half Century.

The past half century has been an I'M
eventful one for old Ironsides. She Cid
duty many years as training ship, and
at the outbreak of the civil war she was
anchored at Annapolis. 1t was feared that
she would fall into the hands of the con-
federates, and she was towed to New York.
She was afterward removed to Philadel-
phia. and some years agoNwas lowed to
Portsmouth, where she remained until
September of the present year, when she
was brought back to Charlestown for the
celebration In honor q her century of ex-
istence. A plan that has been recently put
forward In several quarters. and that may
be adopted, Is to station the old ship. at
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SUMMER RESORTS.
ATLANTIC CITY. \. }.

HOTEL RICHMOND. KENT CKY AVE. ALLAN
tic City. y. isl yards irUlI leach; elevator To
ground floor; appointments and CG.sii.r OF the
highest standard; SPECIAL rates for fLll. J. IL.
PEASE. selu-lm
The San Francisco call., 1897-04-15
MARRIAGE LICENSES.

The following marriage licenses havs been
issued by the County Clerks office;
Alfred Anderson and Laura Jensen 1926.
George w. Lippman AMI Mae B. Greene 33-26
Manuel X. Paira and Mary Leonard, 2l-27.
Domenica Garib tfdi and Louisa Tore, 30-l7.
Charles w. Gaffnev and Esther l.. Allen, 43-2O.
Alexander Brown and Elizabeth Bry son, 3l-3O.
Denis Collins and Kate CO lns. 26-24.
Thomas Nichols and Annie Jones, 41-42.
George W. Miles and Mary Beinhorn, 3O-l8.
Michael Conaty and Katie Donohue, 27-23.
John Z. Dairy and Maude T. AIberger 1924.
Frederick Graves and gnes Kelley, 46-25.
The San Francisco call., 1897-04-15
pIssoLurIoN OF COMPREHENSIVE.

NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION oFCoPA kTNER-
IV sbip-The firm heretofore existing under 1 he
name and style OF JOHN QUA DT q CO., doing
business in the City and County OF San Francisco
is this day dissolved by mutual consent JOHN
QUADT having purchased the entire interest of
Frederick Gercke in tue concern. JOHN QUADT
will continue said business at Nos. 1914 and 1918
Market st.. and col. ecs all debts ne said firm
Dated San francisco. April Is, 1897.
JOHN QUA T. (SeaLl
FHEDkRICK GERCKE. fSeaI.)
Signed, sealed snd delivered In the presence Of
n. II. LQWENTHAL
The San Francisco call., 1897-04-15
BORN.
MARRIED..

SARGENT-KITTRE EDGE-In this CITY, pril g.
1897, by the Rev. John Hemphill, DID,, Henry
A. Sargent OF Portland, Or, and Edith w.
Ki.treige of San francisco.
ROCK this city. April Il.
1897 by the Rev. Dr. w. d. Williams, =. Free
mont Rocket of Boston. NJ ass, and Juliet G.
schultz OF San Francisco.
The San Francisco call., 1897-04-15
PROPERTY TO EXCHANGE.

WANTED = CHOICE BUILDING LOTS IN
w san Francisco in exchange for beautiful To-
scre home; fine buildings near Los Gatos; value
$4,000. Address Lots, box 1876. Call Office.
The San Francisco call., 1897-04-15
no CAPITALISTS AND LAND BUYERS

We have in our hands for sale one of the finest
tracts Of fruit land in this State and is offered as
whole or in subdivisions at lowest prices and on
easy terms of payment.
The property is in Placer County, the banner
frnit county of the State the main line of the
central Pacific RAILROAD aud close TO the great
shipping points of Newcastle, Rocklin Penryn and
LOOmis
The soil is dsintegrated granite. Deep rich.
easily TILED and in every way especially adapted
70 .fruit culture. 1t is comparatively level and
Hgntiy covered with brush. which is easily
cleared lille irrigation is not requisite in this
arge reservoir and ditch by which will
AFFORD those facilities If r. quired.
celled.
The market facilities for the fruits of this
county are unsurpassed, and growers returns
up TO the highest point. Placer County is now the
largest shipper of ciduous fruits of anv county
I'D the state and with citrus fruits is fast forging
ahead TO the lead
a his property well and favoraplv known as
the PAGER County Fruit colony Tract"; contain
Szo acres, OF which 160 are in fuii-bearing
orchard5 or the choicest varieties OF cher ries,
peaches pears and plums. carefully selected and
planted for profitable es; the bui dncs al COM
Portable; the tract frouts on three main toun.y
roads and adjoins the Whitney lands which un-
improved, sold in 1883 at from $3.50 TO $500 and
are now hfg My improved and valnab 9 In propor-
tion: As whole this hn- property be bought
for $75,D0O, one. hrd cash, palance on mortgage
at Z per cent; If sold in subdv s.ons the prices
WI be governed by character OF i'm provemen ents on
pieces selected; terms OF payment rs above.
he properly purchased as q whole and subdi-
yded in 20 20 40 acre tracts should easily zeal
iZe S125. COO.
On account of closing up partn ership it must
ne sold oy US as promptly as possible, hence the
low prices named. further Information ap-
ply TO
SHAINWALD, BUCkBEE & CO.,
2lS-220 Montgomery St, Mills building.
The San Francisco call., 1897-04-15
COUNTRY REAL ESTATE.

. 20-ACRE TRACTS, LOCATED MILES
- from good town in Alameda County, all deem
loan SOIL very sutaoe for raising fruits, vines
vegetables; VIII make lovely home farms; at $eO0
each.
EDWIN K. ALsIP & CO., Co. second floor. Mills
building.