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F11HOMAS BOWLING. AuctlOneer
TRUSTEES SALE OF TWOSTORY FRAME
HOUSE ON THE SOUTH SIDE OF st. NEAR

HOUSE ON THE SOUTH SIDE OF / ST., NEAR
TENTH SOUTHEAST.
BY virtue Of decree Of the Supreme Court Of 80
the District Of Columbia passed on the 1St day EH
Of November, A. u. 1885, In cause No. 0,O04, IT,
Eq; Doc rs. pending In said court, wherein Mary .:
Young Is complainant aud Jane Hart and others are
aefendants wiz sell e public auction IN mont Of the
CEMBEh 1885, at FOUR O'CLOCK p. NJ, part of
tnat certain lot numbered seven "a In square mum.
0efed nine hundred and seventyhve t076) described
as follows: Beginning for the same ut point the
south lne OF street south thirty feet from the north
corner lot and running thence south sixty
tnenGe east six feet thence north sxtythree
feet SIX inches TO the south line OF street south;
thence west along the said south line twentysix feet
to the place Of beginning
Terms Of sale AZ prescribed by the decree: Onethird
OF the purchase money In cash on the day of SALE
ON tne reftSaton thereof by the Court and the bal
ancs IN ea1a payments in one and two years respec
uve of which the pfoissory notes Of the purchaser
must oe gwen TO bear interest from day Of ae ene
~ oeed OF trust On property sold. No deed 70
egiven VII the terms OF sale fully complied WITH
~ c0nveyances and recording at purchasers cost A
deposit OF 800 at the time Of sale Hthe OF sale
are not Complied with In seven days from the day Of
sne trustee reserves the right 10 resell at the risk
ana ooes Of oemnlttng purchaser.
SAML MADDOX trustee,
nxOt1osoA,Ss4 z62 LOuiEdana ave.
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Deeds in fee have been filed as follows:
s. d. Webb to Joseph 8. Boss, lot 81. Long
Meadows; $500. d. Price to Mary A Willis,
Elizabeth c. HARRISON, part 2. SO. 81; sIO0 r.
A. Willard to Garfield Memorial Hospital, part
Mt Pleasant CIV. and DIS SUBJ: g. Mary V.
Bonnell to James B. Spalding, sub lots Al and
81, 50. IS; 500. T. "A. Tal6urt to Marcia E.
Billings, sub F, so. 1872: $4,000. John Patch to
Marcia A. Patch, lots 8, II, IL. ID, 10 and II,
ct al. in trust, lots 16 and IL, SO. A, Reno; $50
J.: s. Edwards to T. Kerby, part Z, So. ASH;
$7,5S5. B; F. Barrows to same, sub 81, So $50;
80. SO. 40; $3.50. w. F. Baldwin to A. Rich
ards, lot 20, SO: 4OI; $4,000. j. s: Huysemann
Ii. Warner to G. F. F. Swartzell ct. al, In
trust. lot 100. 50. $40; s.. !. H. Johnson ct al.
to N. King, pit lots 10 to IA, So. 645; 81, OF.
T. w. Smith to D. III. Hazen, lot 1, 50. E. Of
643; $3,377.6O. J. s. Edwards, trustee, to
Charlotte A. Martin, pts. ID and Is, So. 263;
81 O6O.
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In Baltimore yesterday Rev. Noah II. Nit
choal, colored, arrested on the charge AZ obtain
chso was convicted ofsnsicang and hArbosing .
young girl to ruin.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-12-03

FREIGHT WRECK ON THE B. AND O.-Two
freight trains collided at full speed in Work.
mans cut, on the B. and O. railroad, near Wash
ington, Pa, yesterday Afternoon. John Rider,
were mangled and scaIded to death. James
Norris j. o. Reynolds and Engineer Frank
Dean were badly wounded, and all the other
train hands more or less injured.
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A CoLoRED LEGISLATOR IN TRoUBLE.-A
warrant was sworn out Monday before United
States Commissioner Peasants for the arrest
of J. r. Jones, colored, member elect TO the
house from MeckleDburg county, charging him
with having stolen a registered letter from the
BOydton postofiice In July, 1883, while post
master at that place. The warrant is In the
hands of United States deputy marshal for
observation-disclosures tVa.) Dispatch.
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I1LEsrAS SuRRENDERS 10 CACEREe.-A Ne.
port is current at Panama that Geo. Iglesias
has surrendered TO CAceres at Lima yesterday
afternoon, and that senior EusebiO Senches has
mtaatou haa been named t0.take command Of
the Rove1nm6nt, and 10 issue orders for the
holding ofelecttonk. Amnesty Tor al has been
declared.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-12-03

A New ISLAND IN THE PAcIFIC.-R Greene
baum, United States consul at Samoa, in a let
ter to the Merchants Exchange, of San Fran
cisco, says that an island never before reported
has been thrown up out Of the sea, about forty
miles of the Tonga Islands, bearing toward the
Fiji Islands, and In the track Of California YES
sells. The island is two miles long and $50 feet
high, and is in latitude 200 2s' south, and Ion
gitude 1850 81, west
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Mr.. CHILD'S RECEPTION no ARCHDEAcoN
FARRAR.-Seven hundred clergymen, embra-
cling Hebrews, Roman Catholics, Friends, male
and female preachers, and all shades OF Protest
ants, including colored clergymen OF all de-
given yesterday ut the Aldtne hotel, Philadel-
phia, by Mr.. George w. Childs to Archdeacon
Earrar
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-12-03

TNHOMAS J. FISHER q CO., Real Estate Aucts.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PROPERTY, KNOWN AS ''MARINTS IIALI."
+ STREET, BETWEEN NINTH AND TENTH
STREETS NORTHWEST.
BY virtue Of deed OF trust dated 9Th August, 80
A. D. 1871 and recorded in Lber S5S folio 4S5, ;ssT
ct sea- one OF the land records for the District Of
Columbia, shall sell, on MONDAY AFTERNOON
DECEMBER FOURTEENTH. A. u. 1855, at FOUR
OCLOt X in front Of the premises. part of Lot num-
bered eighteen S), in square numbered three hundred
and sevenyeight (37Sl in the city of Washington, Dis
trict of Columbia beginning at the northeast corner of
said lot and running thence street eightee
1S feet six 80 inches: south hundred 400 feel
east eighteen tlS) feet six (6J inches and north
hundred 400 feet to the beginning with the improve
ments, consisting of large brick Building known as
Marnis Hall
W years. with interest and by Deed Trust
upon the properly Prop sold depos. of $500 win be
chaser. If terms of sale are not complied with
will be resold at risk and cost of defaultng pur-
chaser after Ave days notice in the Evening Star.
VIM. NJ. GAIT, r,u....
d&ds THOS. FGATCH Ell. 1ruseees.
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n a r RUED.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. On December %
1850 by the Rev Dr. John II. Elliot Ascensson
church. II OMAs W.RUTI.EDGE of Eerrien COUNTY
Mich, and KATE r.. WFSTHORPE, OF this city
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FOR lighthouses.
EO1s RENT

ENOR RENT
II 2404-SS PA. ave. $50
1910 10th n. W.. 10 rs loo
i 1853 = NV, IL rs.--S3.34
l705 y NV, 10r......S3.3 81
1914 18th NV. ,I2rs---l5
l506 Conn. av., ii rs. 30
2117 G 81. NV, l2r.-.-.60
So4 18th st. NV, Sr..---.5O
Hardwood ave- l0rs.-...5O
l1lG 18th NV. lUrs.-.-..60
1902 14th st. NV. ,l0r.-.6 80
24OS Pa. av. n w., IT. D
3O3 NJ st. NV, 12r.-.--.-4O
639 Mass av. ne, Sr.32.JO
450-46S Wash ST., 6r-.-25
OFFICES.
1347 Pa. az. NV. I'D a. 100
45S La ave-, I'd story-...23
S23 4h at. tChanncy big
several Office rooms.
Basement 331 A st......15
n3O b. H,
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A MOB TEARS THE vEsTMENTs FROM PRIEST
In DETROIT.
The troubles at st. Albert's Catholic church
at Detroit, Mich, were resumed yesterday
morning when Fathers Dondrowski and Ja-
worski attempted to read masses. A crowd of
1000 Polish women and men were i'm the
church, and the services were interrupted
by wells and the brandishing OF fists,
and a number of the women tried to
get at the altar TO remove the priests.
Police were stationed at the head of the
allies and prevented any progress toward the
altar Lizzie Jewandowski succeeded In get
ting within the sanctuary. Father Jaworskf
hands clutched him and tore his habit OF
Fathers DOmorowski and 1aworski were petit
ed with mud while crossing the streets on their
Father Kolasinski, the deposed priest, still
holds out In the rectory OF the church, but
der the rectory to the new pastors by tonight.
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rME OrmER DISTRICT APPOINT
MENTR.
when they vim Ne Asse.Ass Ts.

Now that the marshalship question IN settled,
attention IL turned 10 the other local oflicea.
There IL every reason 10 believe, however. that
the President has no intention OF dis
posing OF them until Congress has III
work well In hand He has not yet
taken the matter under consideration, except
In casual way. The msrshai WA appointed
before the assembling OF Congress only because
ne was made To realize the Inconvenience that
would arise nom a delay In confirmation.
should the sppointment not be made before the
session began. The President too, was desir~
ious OF relieving COL McMichsel, who was anx-
fous 70 return 90 his private business.
The Nafshal's Social Duttea.
PROBABILITY THAT col. WILSON WILL HAyD
CHARGE OF WHITE ROUSE REcEPrIoNs.
Col. Lamont said to-day that he thoughs
no official viii directly assume the social
duties OF the White House, OF which
the marshal is 90 be relieved.
although Col. Wilson. the com missioner of pub
lie buildings aud grounds, will continue TO have
cherge oi the White House receptions and other
festivities, assisted by the attaches OF the mite
House.
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GENERAL ASSEMBLY.
Counting the Votes for Governor ans
Iaeuaanana l,oco.aa-

Lieutenant Governor.
RICHMOND, Va, Dec 3.-Soon after the meet
ing OF the general assembly to-day, the two
houses, under resolution previously adopted,
convenes I'm joint session for the purpose of
counting the vote cast at the Last election for
governor and lieutenant governor. AZ Two p
m the count WAS still progressing.
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNONN.
T1NHOMAs BOWLING, Auctlcseef.
TRgSTEEs sale OF IARR0yED IRq Q49Tn
ON THE NORTHEAST CORNER Of !, EIa Ely IL

AND .STREETS, BEING NUMBER 1SOl
EIGHTH STREET NOKTHWESE
By virtue Of deed Of trust dated the third day ~
Of Febraary, 1855 And duly fecordedtn hiber NO sS
1927, folio 3O7, ct seQ one of the Land Records -
for the Disfict OF Ceumbia and BY direction Of the
party secured thereby shall sell N ent 81 me
1885. at FOUR O'CLOCK p n. Lot 50. in Grons sn1-
division Of part of original Lot N q in square NO. All
together with the improvements
Terms: One-third cash; the residue in TWO equai
payments at six and twelve mouths with notes pear.
ing interest at six per cent per annum unit! paid ana
secured by deed of trust on the property sold 1A
cehveyancing. &c, at purchasers cost 500 deposit
required at time OF sale GEORGE HOLMES,
n2l-d&ds Surviving Trustee.
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- new comet, very faint was discovered m
raris yesterday afternoon. and was observed ID
harvard college observatory last night
Clarence Whistler, the wres tier, known mn the
traiia.
ina 1und for relief OF sufferers by the late IRE
In Galveston now amounts 10 n a IkO
Lillian Spencer, the acJress was granted n al.
vorce In Ptttsburg yesterday.
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MR.. JOHN III. ADRIANS WANTS AN EARLY
HEARING.-Today, in the Police Court, Mr..
Campbell Darlington appeared and asked that
2 day be set for trial of the case of John II.
Adrians, the patent attorney charged with
Ludwick Gunnell, formerly cOlored iaborer in
the Patent Office with conspiracy to defraud
THE STAR. Mr.. Thomas said he had been very
busy, and was anxious to give the defendant q
speedy trial. He said he would set the case for
trial on the 18th inst, which Mr.. Darlington
said would satisfy him if he could not get an
earlier day. Mr.. Thomas said that IL possible
he would try the case before that time, and in
that event he would notify counsel.
DISMISSED WITH A LECTURE.-Saturday night
crowd of small boys entered the Potomac
school building in South Washington, where
they lighted o candle and used q box OF matches
to assist them in ransacking the desks. They
also set fire to two brooIns which they found In
stolen. 1cers Burns and Dean arrested s se
small boys and they were taken before Judge
Smell this morning, and released them on their
personal recognizance with lecture.
SUITS AGAINST THE B. & p. RAILRoAD.-In
Circuit Court No. 2, Judge Merrick, yesterday,
the first Of q series of cases against the 3. q p
and Virginia avenues BY reason Of the location
Of the road-that of Mr.. Watzey for SIS, 0OO-was
taken up for trial
ALLEGED FAILURE TO PERFoRM AN EN-
GAGEMENT.-Messrs. Barlow, Wilson and Ran
kin have filed a bill against James Adams, set
them at q stipulated salary, and that on the
night of the LIST inst. at Albaugh's Opera house
he refused to appear, and asking the court to
restrain him from appearing with any other
troupe.
RANGE OF THE THERMoMErER.-Thefo follow
ing were the readings at the signal office to-day
A8.2. Maximum. 4a6 Minimum. SS2
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DEREMPToRY SALE OF EIGHT BRICK
Il HouSES AND ND, TWENTY:NINE LOTS, EN-
! AND X, FIRST AND HALF STREETS
SOUTHWEST, AT AUCTION.

/ hStshs &Np fMESr = s!sI Ee1s sR EM
soTTHwEsT, AT AucTIoN. HALF " Af'h u
On TUESDAY AFTERNOON DECEMBER 80
EIGHTH e lit commencing at FOUR O'CLOCK. we :sN
" i'll sell, in front OF the premises, all of HJ
Lots to 20 inclusive comprising all of square 645
Except the southwest SO feet front 1st street west
lots TO- H. II, IL and I4} Lots Is it, II, is and 10
are improved by eight brick dwellings.
Az Of Lots Il 81, 8 parts ofl0 II, Y, l3
rs, 80 %, 2S and Lot % unimproved and max e
fine building lots This square ground is we'll sit,,-
eted being on grade and about the only square in this
ne1ghborhOod that is at present available for building
purposes.
Terms One-third cash; balance one and two years,
notFs to bear six per cent ihteres payable semi
annually, all cash at option of purchaser A deposit
OF $1OO on each house and $50 each lot will be
quir.d at time of sale Conveyancing, DC, at pur-
otherwise at risk and of deaultng purca-
after five days public notice such resale some
d. ~''' p' DUNCANsoNs Bios. Aucts.
SPLENDID CORNER BUILDING LOT, CORNER
OoFI F1ETH. AND STREETS NORTHEAST. AT
e 9 SsT q AFT IT 9f PEGGEMBERe
will sell, in front of the premises, -
LOT 8, IN SQUARE S35,
fronting 80 feet 9Th street aud SO 6-l2 feet on F
street and can readily be subdivided into smaller
Terms: Onethird cash; balance in one and two
years, notes to bear six per cent interest payable
semi-annually, or all cash at option of purchaser
deposit of 500 required at time of sale. Convey
DUNCANsoN BROS,
n2Sd&ds Auctoneers.
Sc THE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED, ON
account Of the rain, until MONDAY, SEVENTH OF
Dlo Eau ~ ''' 81 '''' D IHSt AN S55st Bros
d2-d&ds Auctioneers.
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SECRETARY WHITNEY went to New York Las,
evening for q few days.

THE SENATORIAL SPECIAL TEAM, BY the
Pennsylvania railroad, with Senate and House
committees and Justices OF the Supreme Court,
In charge OF Sergeant-at-Arms Canaday, Of the
Senate, and Leedom, OF the House, reached
LETT indianapolis at nm s:i Sesday. In accord.
ance with the expressed wishes Of the two COM
mittees the running time between Indianapolis
and schedule was SO arranged by the p. r. r.
management, no fast time being desired. A
comfortable and pleasant trip was the result
obtained. Every one on the train expressed
themselves in the strongest language as TO the
arrangements made for the comfort Of the dis
t1ngu1shed party. The meals furnished en- route
In the dining car, were 30 Satisfactory that de
cision was reached to take the meals In the
car while In Indianapolis. At different points
en- en- rouee newspapers were furnished 70 those On
Parke, representing the fennsylvania railroad
IN THIS territory, accompanied the train, and
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCrAr.

The New York stock Market
The following are the opening and 2:5O o. m prtoes
Of the New York Stock market to-day reported o.
special wire to 81. II. Dodge. $50 18th street:
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TTNHOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer
ADMINISTRATORS SALE OF SILVER WATCH

ADMINISTRATORS SALE OF SILVER WATCH
AND STOCKS
By virtue of an order of the Supreme Court Of the
District of Columbia, holding special term for Or
phahs Court business, passed November IL, 1885 in
the matter of the estate of Samuel NJ. Barker, de-
ceased and by direction of the administrator of said
deceased, I will sell, on SATURDAY, DECEMBER
FIFTH, 1885. AT ONE O'CLOCK p. NJ, at public
auction, at my auction rooms, southwest corner 18th
street and Pennsylvania avenue
silver Watch, Waltham movement.
10 shares of the stock of the Duluth Building and
Loan Association, of Duluth. Mimi.
l3ls shares Of the stock of the National Topographic
Company of the District Of Columbia
Further particulars at time Of sale
Terms cash. d2-3t
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RANGE OF THE THERMoMETER-Thef follow
ing were the readings at the signal office to-day
am. $50: : am. 36.6; II a.m., 48:l: pm.
48.2. Maximum. 48v6 Minimum $50
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-12-03

THE U. s. s. ADAMS sailed from San Franoispo
yesterday.
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SMUGGLING FROM acknowledgements Zulick,
OF Arizona, has written 70 Secretary Lamar
calling his attention to the smuggling carried
on between Arizona and the state Of Sonora in
Mexico. The border is several hundred miles
ana on nnfreQuented trails goods are brought
into the territory without the supervision ofthe
limited states. Hardly gallon Of mescal,
IQuor made In Mexico, pays duty, and cigars
and tobacco are brought over in the same way.
ne recommends that four hundred inspectors
Do appointed for duty along the border.
committee OF the grand coSnmandery Of
Ohio Knights Templar to Investigate charges
against the Rev. Henry I. Moore. editor Of the
suspension.
TheAustrian village of7rahovo was destroyed
by 2 land slide Yesterday
The French government viii strenuously de.
!sna tne occupation Of I0nQuin ana compete
Inc conquest demanded BY Gen. de Courcy:
Inc snoe manufacturers OF New England axe
organizing against the Knights or LABOR.
by Oroer OF the court In baltimore the once O
the United Lines Telegraph company: owe,
which there y tight, win remain open III De
auction. 3.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-12-03

The fifteenth anniversary Of the Alpha Phl
society will be held I'm the college chapel. How.
ard University, tomorrow evening
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Ilel5 10th n. W., 8rs-...S2O
1920 n St NV, l2rs.-...40
2031 9th NV, 3 fs......-30
l40S Boundary. 7rs. ...-30
ll20 9Th st. H.w., B rs.-3D
l0u2 II n. e., 6fs. 20
252l X st. NV, 6rs. .1S
l16 X 1t. NV, 5f-...14.3O
APT Warnerst.. 5r.....12. so
ll1I7 Park Pl.. 6r....12.SO
Oil 9th az 6rs.-......14.3O
Fenton Place, 8 rs.......14
5l5 9TH st. 5 e....-.........-l2
lib Nj. av. Sc. ,5rs-...1O
] Wilson, 4 rs................-S
STORES&DWELLINGS.
i232 Mass .av.n.w ,6r&S. 45
500 R.I.av. n.w.,7r&S...4 40
500 Ind. ay., store.........5O
~ n
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A SHOCKING OUTRAGE.
A Lady Robbed, Knocked Insensible
and Her Person Violated.

About z o'clock last evening Mrs. Amanda
Davis, a widow lady, was on her way to her
home, 1916 Pierce Place, and when near the
corner of T and 10Th streets northwest a tall
white, or bright mulatto man sprang from be.
hind tree-bOx, and. presenting pistol to her
head, demanded her pOcketbook, which she
surrendered to him. 1t contained q dollar only.
The ruffian then struck her on the side Of the
head, knocking her down, and dragged her to q
vacant lot, where she was shortly afterwards
found unconscious by MIR. II. K. Collins and
c. Federline, who took her to her home. DIR.
Luckett was Immediately called in and said
she had been ravished. Her condition Is con.
sidered serious.
STATEMENT OF HENRY BROWN.
Henry Brown q colored blacksmith, whose
shop is about 800 feet from where Mrs. Davis
was found, stated to a STAR reporter this morn
ing that he closed his shop last evening as
usual and went to Kaufman's grocery store,
with his brother-in-law, Taska Harris, as he
says, about 10 o'clock, and when near the cor.
ner OF 18th and T streets he heard what he
Thought to be dog growing, and mentioned
the fact to Harris, but the latter said, "HOd on,
it is somebody ha,o groaning" and they walked
asked her. What is the natter" She answer
ed: "pm dying, and have been robbed" He
were went to the store opposite, and two ladies
ran in front and he told them about Mrs. Davis
and they, with others In the store, went over.
In few minutes big crowd gathered and the
lady was taken to the drug store on 18th street,
of Mr.. Vinson, where Dr.. Luckett attended
her.
MRS. DAVIS Is BETTER
to-day, and the doctor says he is unable to state
with certainty whether the miscreant accom-
pllshed his purpose or not: She is, however,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-12-03
HOTELS.
LIQUID BnEAn
AZURE MALT EXTRACT

Possesses the highest merit II is manufacture dfrum
table qualities Of refreshing drink with the lnvgor.
tracts
II s true tonic and delightful beverage alike desr
able for fnvalids and persons in health VIII be found
upon trial to be pleasant and complete substitute
all alcoholic drinks most OF which stimulating
for delicate constitutions.
Is the beverage "Par Exceilsncer for nursing
mothers. creates an abundance of milk, while &
strengthens and invigorates the entire system
Amer careful analysis, Wilbur g. Hall, Phi. D., New
York says: Liquid Bread Is refreshing nOurishing
table beverage. and wholesome invigOrating tonic
Is palstable 70 the taste. and Of easy assmaton"
Frank L James, Phi d., Md, st. Louis after analy-
sls says: Its low percentage Of alcohol its eerves
eence It's delightful taste and odor. all combine to
comEaend Nicholsop's Malt Extract as being . most
nourshing beverage and the best article OF the
that mas ever come under my examination"
Sold by all leading Grocexs and Druegista
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Appointment by the President,
". W. ANDERSON TO BE INDIAN AGENT.
VIM. w. Anderson, Of Kentucky, to be agent
for the Indians Of the Crow Creek and Lower
Brule agency, in Dakota.
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COUNTRY REAL ESTATE.

"A BEAUTIFUL COUNTRY SEAT SIX MILES
AAifon washington. containing 112 acres, all under
mgh state OF cultivation 1t has every convenience
Ior easy and hrst-ciass farming. and the marketable
Prooucis more than pay the pense of the place The
mansion was recently designed by well-knOwn Bos-
ton architecf and is rsclass in all its arrangements
Also TWO good dwelling for foreman and other
nandS AS suburban home it Is luxury and needs
only 70 be seen to be appreciated The owner parts
NTH only because business demands his removal to
Boston.
Inquire Of owner. s r PRIEST on the place. one
nllle from takoma Station, ID. G.. on Metropolitan
Hrancn. q. and o. X X Post Office address Box 393
washington, d. G. n1S-3ws
FOR sALE-A FIVEROOM HOUSE AND 81
acres 10 highest bidder three miles fem this city:
LCCkETT, l221 + st. NV dl.3ts
EOk RENT.A GOOD, NEW 3-KOOM COTTAGE,
Two miles nom city. with two acres ofland, small
n2s-1m r. A. PHILLIPS, 1 2s New York ave.
EOR sALE-IMPROvED FARM IN VIRGINIA,
- not Mt rom the city, q AOurishing village.
inquire at 1923 New York ave. amer pm. MO me
EOR sALE-WE HAVE GOOD MANY
y small ARMS on the Metropolitan Branch, In the
vicinity OF Linden, Forest Glen ADD OaithersbuTs
As9 TWO very desirable Houses In Hyastsvile A. r.
uIHL q W. 1855 Sc n5lm
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-12-03
CPLENDID CORNER BUILDING LOT CORNER
DOF FIFTH. AND STREETS NORTHEAST, AT
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So THE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED, ON
account Of the rain, until MONDAY, SEVENTH OF
DECEMBER, 1885, at same hour and place.
DCNCANSON BROS,
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