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FOR RENr-RppMs.

sA<AN l. -Ae<)CW4Cs
FooaR. Re. RRaEsNSgg-Two coMMuNICA1Ilea ROOMS
1856 18th St n% furnished; nsaa ea.xsaie.Ses
N IN nasINnTrr,,FsHRNIsHED PARLoA AID BED
eoor SSf rs sS S. sssS n.ss fct .ssm g second
a.na, :. ga St ~. s'''''s IN sa Ess:ie
E>oH RENC~H1NDs01E CoN1UIEzTTN0
nssy hsss . Stsh VIE .a1i sss N a pa
issss:d tsn:a ly once Res IA ss:sssn ely
S com m mMMS1H;nS$l 18th sT.-TwO LARGE
rfscass csterer furnished Rooms second Aoor
rem. with the privilege IGN. pss
= .7ss as st. SEAsdeWA c5kc.E
Addr s. sesss s eeS s1I ~
FOE RENT NV COR. CoRcoRAN AND 18TH
suse is nc s hons nd ;Ssss sSs:
enees sxcaansed quar- street eaEs 90 sss..S Refer
TSoR RENT PARI0Rs PARTy F17pNI.gFnc.
Also rooms on frs aoor suitable for Dentist, Az
e w. Fe ssas1 d ss5s'Asa rs'o; s
EoR RENT-THREK ROOMS ON sFooNn
ss ss'~sss i r sas s.
E<oR RENI-FUREIsHEDR ROOMS TITH6O1RD.
aoa nssS sssse o0'fa at asos I Rsieoe sive1
sss1 nE y sssi ARSs5 Sss sSSP AMP TaIkp
sss ses sis s1 s SSs 3 4. hose
EoR RKNT-RooMs Or FLATS FURNIsHED
vc OF smn sgV es ssf ssn,enan and wife OF
sanay . ga H unsurpassed Reference
EeR RENT-CHARMINa ROOMS WITH
lenaen address 4. s;sf ee e the e' 'f nss En-
ENOR OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES TWO
dos ss ssisase i1ss Ss' with a sn
T1oR RENT-AT loIS 18th 81. NV ONE
r. large aaassnishsd Roem ana iarai.hed suits
+ ing six rooms, COMMUNICATING. WITH ali the
modern improvements. unfurnished. for hoase-keer,
ing with fsnily Of three adults References
E@OR RENT--TwO LARGE UNFURNISHED OR
Il partly furnished Rooms second door with board
st l235 Massachusetts, ave. NV. am2acsss
Blooms, on nrst and seSond fioorA GO 9Th ST.,
LoR RENT-1sss 81. ONE LARGE. CHEER
in small family OF ndolts Excellent Table Boardalso
furnished au22IS1s
EoR observation-disclosures ROOMS
lily Of sduits 42s 1lth St northwest, half square
north of Pennsylvania ave- an21-im
E|0F RENT--vEHY DEsTRABLE ROOMS, SUIT
Pennsylvania ave. au2O ON
ST. SwFARI .aiss AsD
LNOR RENT-SINGLE ROOMS FOR GENTLE
men only. Bath aud every convenience Reference
ilo lin ST. NV, bet. u and III. au17 Tim
FoR RENT-AT 43O THIRD ST. TWO NICELY
L. furnished communicating Rooms single or en-
suite Also one large do BILE Room and single
room, with use OF large bath room au13.1ot*
NOR RENT-FURNISHED ROOMS. WITH
board, south 'front.' reservation in 'front.' square
west OF War and Navy department.; references ex-
changed 1913 IL 81. NV. auS-Sw*
NOR RENT-THREECOMN ROOMS
furnished on I'd and Sd floors; house and new
~ FURNISHED: all modern improvements. 1U6 10th
NV. opposite CONGREGATIONAL church. antS-jw+
TOR RENT-FOUR OR FIVE HANDSOMELY
Il furnished Rooms sngiy or suite, with with
out board terms very moderate 2l7 East Capitol ST.
au{-lm
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TIE
QUESTION OF THE HOUR:
when are You Going to Move Into Your New
BuildingF'
WE HOPE, SOON IN SEPTEMBER
In the meantime ready to serve you ut
present in
NO. 40 vENFH STREET
With all the
DELlCACIEs OF THE SEASON.
o B O I o r II n q 3 T O @
Is Unusually Large and Our Prices Unusually Low
for the Season.
BARGAINS THE REMAINDER OF THIS MONTH
Don't Won want to rent a store. No. 40 il admit
rably adapted for the prosecution of large business
Four stories and basement All well lighted
Yours respectfully,
sAKs & CO.,
au25 40 SEVENTH ST,
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NOR RENT-BY r O. HOFFMAN
Il Kst ,n.C.av. ,e3S3 80, Thomas CIR. 1eE, aunaOO
Fstseee a. 19. lSr :510l 1919 10Th IN w,l0rs 100
g q, near 19th q. ES3ii lol6 n ay., lAE.--e338
Rl.AvnE Conn ~ JSsSStl go !. It NV. IL D.--76
Thomas Circle E.. q So M. 18th g. 1....O
Conn ave. mr. =. M1z-N0 1AIo y street NV, 1zr.06
lafayette 3d.. IT.. 262 Mt. Heasaut 8 n - ~
LAtAyeree 3D.. III. 101I 14thsGfeet D. ...06
041 Pa. ave sore l&A0 q. sg,. So
Iowa Carcse tek 1o0 SAIro0 Hal, q u Or 10
Ma ave. n l6eh, E.-400i no l1RA sfrerf ~ -s70
N9t. n.COun. ave. 1S4. 200i l0O8 - Nv i{1rn
LAfAyesse cQosre Ae93 Ne ay., n-...&260
Connav.n-N n, - Ekl02 e6li6o1 l1Rh q n~.--.I0
N q. q. 0thsk, 10r k...1t0il1 q G. nW - q 6i6V IN
16thsk III 9:11yttII0 ItA -. vr. 0ak-..,.1o
1Dthst Dupont circle f160H32A p u nv H. .-9k
18th. near X O., E-....-l36ltl28 c q a - 4 - - IN
1880 10th Gfroee, Isl. loo ISL lRfhsa - - N
Nd. ay;:nr lH ne fnr lo9tI 7se Am Z. ae $50
R1-l I'D. Ii nL---lOOH
ONCE Rooms II eoed locatienA. stensss 6 various
prices. For permits % eee HuEhnhod l0uneD cSa -
once. Property placed wlsA me f0f feSf a re S
literally advertised aeeo1 ooM . the SWSee To-
sais AoaaEnz,xAx, sonaarA-
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.

l tSx i.r Il IL: ss?;ss ssssx, ,.sssss
1886 St. fur. - eiga ~ z m g M -2aS0
rs st., MI. T-5O0oiE2ssA St, n-i-.22SS
STORES. OFFICES FOR RENT
ees Lave Per nsSss Ees.s rs 49,; 3
$ g; ia 81 saA &, e.. 1873
books. For mi lis. can = CsssO. balie:ss sssl o
1ss So .1ssH.sx:
02S Fse au25-3t
% .sa hssk MoSs
ne.sx kssee p.ass.S s,.o. ooeczsse Ssssnesr he
fsSs Ss & ne Rent $50
EoR RENT-A SIX RooN HOUSE, ALI. MOD,
II ern i'm provements l60S 9Th & n w. rent 500 sise
ne ess room house on III s. NV Apply ISL Ts s Z
+ IS rooms and ban; an modern improsv@en.s
o 81 boon 6 ss sains 'o'A
E7oR RKNT-TN AND NEAR ANACosTIA
Il RIVER side Cottage 1--WE acres 81 ground 600 Sef
New six room Brick. slS 7o per month.
s sss rom Fran; r sas1 RI sGs'a an.co
FOR EEST.loSs ~. Moth 9 8, caEoLSS AVE
and sS sss e: s, .S. q
SIS Ase seassesse Ssg ne e 5,a and $. ss
SSs :. 20 Ss I % NJ S
co ga and East CApieol sts aa1SN
IHOR RENT-HOUSE 1906 NINTH ST NV:
Il eight rooms aud store roen; ali modern improve.
ments; from September Isl Inquire 1909 eEh st
or % 81 NV. au3SelWs
TNOR RENT@7e STREET n. ". 10 ROOMS
Il al modern improvements Inquire at l0oO o 1t.
Eoa RENT-THRKKsf9RY BRICK HOUSE
II Of rooms and eeaiar. mc0ern improvements oe
tween 18th and 18th sts Corcpran Arstclnse
conitien $40 per month In edvanCa Ap,,ly to
owner, 1907 Sth St NV. au24-3ae
J1NOR RENT-HOUSE la7 NORTH ST, he
Il tween LIST and ID eta e. 8 rooms, water. and
bath; fronting park Inquire On premises, or l29
next door east au24-3t&
INOR RENT-BYa HWALKER $50 LOUISIANA
II ave. NV.
49, 139 141 st. ne 6 rooms and bath 81 go
sos 10Th st. NV. rooms, all hnps- SIS.
1l6 X st. n. W.. store and basement, $50. Nl6-2m
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1882 h ave. $3.50
212s J. St, 1r.....-.....SO
1927 Pa.av.&Store $50
1909 S ST.. a.. m.l-.--..3ss
1410 2eth ST.. 3 r....-25.A0
l155 9 st-,sr.,mI..---.---23
3U36 p st..-.....-------.25
2taD4 Pa ave, 6 r...-----23
n4l 18th 81. 7f-.-21.S0
2ll5 X st. Or .m.i.....2O40
Cor. 2d&l Sc. .store&5r-.20
l47 Hopkins q. "a. 1850
Cor. 81 Il = Sts, Srs..-.-l6
2i3l \ st .......-........l6.50
,S16aa Esd -. 5r.-.....ll.50
sESCOTT & WILCOX.
1907 Penn. ava m W.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-08-25

Toast and ale and even champagne are we'll
enough in their way, bat they scarcely the
remedies which prohfbitionist should use,
even If, like Timothy, his judicious friends ad-
wise little wine for the stomach sake. The
Rev. DR.. Leonard, of Ohio, who has thus erred.
Is the candidate of many honest people who
claim it is better to die than regain health
through the stimulus Of alcohol. They GER
tainly will not admit that the fatigue of preach
Ing at camp meeting justifies q secret lunch of
toast and ale in the bushes. If DIR. Leonard
really wishes to promote the bestinterests of his
party he should at once resign in favor of some
one who has more faith in the remedial quail
ties of cold water.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-08-25

Spain and Germany have fallen ont over the
ownership Of the Caroline islands, an archi
pelago Of coral reefs near the Philippines
Rather than quarrel over these useless reefs il
might be better tor nations with an ambition
for islands to rear their own coral insects and
set them at work in shallow waters. Then the
title would be perfect, and there would be no
excuse for fghfing;-but fight, perhaps, il just
what these military despotisins want
As ours is a peaceable nation, however, much
given TO science, and Of an ingenious turn O
mind, We might grow our own islands instead
OF eonquering or buying them. The depart
ment Of agriculture aud the fish commission
might unite in the propagation of few expert
mental coral polyps in the fish ponds, and when
success crowns their efforts the animals might
be transplanted in various eligible sites off the
coast and told TO grow up with the country. In
the absence OF q navy and proper harbor fortifi-
cations these indus trious little animals might
also be utilized for coast defeBses. On the
approach of naughty Chill ironclad to destroy
New York, a supply of polyps could be dis
patched from the fish ponds and dumped in
the channel, with instructions to work night
and day till a fatal reef stretched from Sandy
Hook to Coney Island.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-08-25

Another Mohammedan prophet has started
I'D In Africa; this time on the western coast
He has an army of 100000 followers, inspired
by love of Heaven and plumber, who are push
ing down towards Liberia, Sierra Leone and the
valley of the Niger. Thus far the invaders have
sarried all before them, and as the tribes they
are overcoming are OF the most savage and de-
graded character, some hope that the move
ment will help the cause of civilization,
Now isn't 1t ridiculous and isn't it preposter-
Gus Tor a New York city lawyer and a naval Of
ncer to resolve to settle the character and SER
vices of General Grant by fighting a duele Could
anything be more illogical, absurd and essenti-
ally uncouth and barbarous? Fortunately the
admiral put his foot down and wouldn't let the
foolish young officer go ashore.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-08-25

The usual talk Is heard about stripping the
House appropriation committee of its COM
prehensive powers. These powers are certainly
excessive, but it is doubtful if any attempt to
curtaii them can succeed. As it is now a reso-
lutte and efficient man like Mr.. Randall be-
comes almost a dictator when at the head of
the committee. But it is so important that
appropriations issue through one vent that it
Will be difficult to divide the work. Exper-
'ence shows that to entrust appropriations to
special committees results in extravagance
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-08-25

As Count Won Moltke is quite an old man, It
h not unlikely that the serious illness which
now prostrates him will prove fatal Such an
event could not but effect the politics of Europe,
although it is said that the provident chieftain
has taken pains TO rear a school of soldiers who
will be able to carry out his far-reaching mill
tary designs. But no system can fiji the place
Of the personal presence OF the master. With
the Emperor Wilhelm and his two chief adj
visers, Bismarck and Won Moltle retired from
the scene as must soon happen, Europe will
enter on new epoch which may prove to be
very different from the present one.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-08-25

NEw Books
The Rise OF Silas Lapham. by W. D. HOwels. Aul-
nay Tower. by Blanche Howard author of One Sum-
mer.) Down the Ravine by Charles Eetert Craddock
Mathiida, Princess OF England; a romance Of the
cruSades- MANY ColOred Threads" from the writ
lngs OF Goethe The House OF i Merchant Prince, by
W. III. Bishop. Riverside paper series. Souvenirs Of
Some Continents, by Archibald Forbes
WM. BALLANTYNE & SON.
AUD I2S eth st. H. w.
"E HAVE FOR SALE $500 BARRELS OF
w the Celebrated Newark and ROsesldale brand Of
Cement at Sl1S barrel in lots of 70 barrels and
upward. This cement Is guaranteed for fineneSs
SHE and crushing strength, having been tested by
Boston Standard the recognized standard of the
country Every barrel warranted 300 lbs of cement
and equal 10 any of American manufacture. BECK
WITH. QUACkENBUSH & Co. 1908 NJ st.. NV
auz5-6t
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wANTED-HELP.

WANTED-HELP.
WANTED-A FIRsr-cLAss cATEREk ONE
apply. Apply to w. 465 6 St NV. ana5-Sts
WANTED-A REsPECTABLE BOY 10 WORK.
the bushes xPp r. so ssns S
Z II e sss { 1s's
WANTEDeA GENTLEHAN WITH SOME
oe kn9%ledss az t9 rePsssen. Mas
1 na Font sSs e s ROBERT CRAIG SaI 5 St:
wv OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES A FIRST CLASS
HH Plnm naS mn must be union hand. Call at F. A.
WANTED-woMANT 70 COOK AND ASSIST
" IN WISHING and ironing. 432 n g. nw.au35-2t>
"ANfEB-HONEST,s STRONG WHITE BOY
~ = e. store With best Of references Apply 314
WANTED-BY A WIDoWER-A WORKING
yI Aoasekeeper to take charge Of house and three
w Of horse and assist in store: one having exper-
eaos preferre4 Florida Fruit Market. 100 II NV Il
WANTEDsmo "A. AIDDLE,AGED WHITES WO.
WANTED-A CoMPETENT WHITE GIRL AS
w nurse and ehambernaid; COED reference re-
CURED. No. 500 L st NV. au25-at
WANWT TED, !, IN IN,T1ELLIaEsNT AND REIN
.'S san sss home to the
WANTFD1AGENTs IN EVERY COUNTY IN
Ell sf ;sR sse s,sn goods sold SS sample
"ANTED-ExPERIEN DIES AT
W n. Newmyer,s new dry and fancy goods store.
o ST 81 between and H. Inquire q. ls2o
"ANTED-To HIRE A STEADY INDUSTRI
w oHs man white Or colored to milk and attend e
Sonsres st. hS rom st o9s
NJ ANTEp FIRsr-CLAss LAUNDRY
w Hands on tine work: FIVE for plain washing and
steam laundry. auoS :sts
WANTED1WHITE AND CoIORED WOMEN
" COOKS; SI0 to 500 chamDermaids, nurses, gen
S. A. COOMBs Emp Bureau, go + st. NV. a4-4w*
WANTED - SERVANTS SEEKING EMPLOY
LABOR Bureau. Wanted so white and colored Women
for COOKS s. and general housew9rs DICK sIMoSS
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
VIyANTED-BY A YOUNG WHITE. NAN, SIT
xddres
star Office. au2J3ta
ANTED-ENPLOYMENT, BY A WOMAN
w not afraid to work; good laundress home in the
ss1 odRe preferred Apply 2'0i st. or
Wy ANTED-BY A SCOTCHMAN AND WIFE,
SITUATION IN q hotel man night clerk s,oreroom
keeper: woman is iIst-cluss pastry and bread baker
or would take charge of q small country hotel,
woman to do all the cooking: man also understands
the of horses; frstcass reference address, for
one week, Lock Box $50, Alexandria, Va au24.3t*
WANTED-A MIDDLE-AGED LADY, CATH
w Olic), wishes an engagement as Governess:
is a successful teacher of Eng French and Music
Good reference Address A G., star Office. au22
VIyANTED-SlO PER MONTH WILL BE PAID
w for position of messenger or Waterman in any
government department. Address coniidentally, ID.
III. R., Star Office. au2s-;t*
ACES FOR HOUSEkEEPERS.
w seamstresses. ladies' maids cooks nurses, cham
bermadS cooks, walters Mattresses with referen
S.A.COOMBS. Emp. Eureau926 i st.nw. a4-4w*
VXIANTED-PERSONS DESIRING RELIABLE
w and competent servants. male or female should
call at National Labor Bureau, We only send out
wants that we can recommend d OK l. SIMONS
Room Renting and Collecting Agency, SIT 9TH ST.
ivp Il nnx
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a WV Ak1ZAN q
II 1922 l9ih.llr mi. SIS
9lS II, 10r, ni.--.....-6j
ls49 Pa-ave lIr.ml.S05i
2l19 Il st. ST.. .m.L..--.....5O
1905 III &. nv. ,l3 f.mi50
2l21 X st.. 3 r-.........--.50
ll4S 21Stst. 12r.m.i---.4S
1145 21st i.12Em.i...-43
1928 LIST, l0r. ,m.i...4O.5I
us 21st St. 9r.........-...40
22I3 F ST. Or. ,m.i..- SO. SO
2216 q 81. Or, m.i-.-.35.5Q
2220 G ST., 9r., m. LIS. 81
1922 q St, Dr., IN. i...36. 60
40 33d s., ST., mi. rs. SO
Oil Esd st., ST., 0-I&50
Apply
QaaOO
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BOARDING.

"ANTED-BoARD, WITH RoOMs-A LADY
w and her two children desire Room and Roar nj A.
afiNate family Address stating terms. hich must
be reasonable. l.. p. -, star Office. au2s -2ts
SPRAGUE MANSION. COR erH AND SIS n
tCW.-For rent, with hrst-class board several very
desirable rooms. Also transient and table boarders
accommodated an y, ~,
HNHE LoCHIEL HOUSE. 5l2 9TH ST NV
Il and the La Pierre, 10th and r NV arr Ia.
BEST conducted Boarding houses the CITY, IAbI. firs
CLASS; plea>Ans rooms Terms moderate oc2.
SsfINHE TREMONT"-THTs HOI-SF HAS nFF>
Il repainted, and Ina every way put i'm trsfsIar
order IL Is the coolest and most desirable place 10
In the city. Terms s25. 80 $40 and Sls5 per an sr7
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W ANTED--HOUSES.
WANTED-BOARD.

yyANTED-BOARD FOR GENTLEMAN AMI
w son, s years old, in = quiet famlly whore ihee
are no other bOarders and where the child Will
ceiyc q mothers care. Address A. Is. WILLIAMS,
star Office. I*
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WANTED--ROOMS.

w EIJ--RIJOMC.
WY AND BOARD FOR LADY
w and child within twenty mint. by rail from
city: but irstcass need answer. address, stat
ing particulars and lowest terms. H., l!44 81. Its
w ar f,rnihed ;,on,s IN Snrf hrycst
sslion city; must be reasonable references
EXCHANGED. Address = A. H. star Office. auI43t
WANTED--HOUSES.
VHyAlyTED-TO PCRCHASE-A HOUSE, con
w taniug twelve to fourteen rooms situate between
9th and Bin and ard l. Price not to exceed
5000 Address :. A. B., star Office. su25-;5ts
WA NTED-A GENTLEMAN OF MEANS
w wishes TO purchase a nice House III the north
west section q dwelling; nine to twelve rooms;
with stable preferred. Address 81, star office.
au24-6t
VHy ANTED-TO REET :. s OR 9 ROOM
w House; modern cUrven'cflCCS. by 10Th OF August:
no thern northwestern section Address. stating
location and price, I. j. -, Star ciice. aul1-Aw~
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PERSONAL.

L. SCHWIETZER, FORMERLY WITH TANs-
lie burgh a Bro, would be pleased TO his ienIs
and patrons At CHAS BAUM's Mammoth r., .blish-
hen where he VIII strive 10 I'LL their wants 10 their
b 81 advantage. lfs
CIvTL SERVICE EXAMINATION
" questions and answers ln all subjects Send TEN
TN-I- T>cSTYT-,sTx
iy291ms Southwest corner sth and n sts nx
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E. Er' 4 I. s ss ! sss ss
F. AAA Y Nm So.S 80

japanese Parchment Fans ivory stick 25 Csc
New styles Gilt, Silver and Painted Parchment
- ---. -
Black Satin Fans painted, medium size -. SC
Extra quality Black Satin painted Fans large size CSC.
Large stock of Olive Wood hand painted Fans CSC.
New line of Ostrich Feather Fans.. 81 IS and SIS 80
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PROFESSIONAL.

nR WHITE, FOOT SPEcKAINT
Dcorns: BuXni9 n Dissased Maths, Vascular En-
or Ioss Of ume 70 the patient Roonas irles HsIesv
vania aveone lopposite WlllAras Rofcll WsssinsfSn
end IL n. EutaW =, baltimore. Rnfronixed ~ me
most eminent physicaans and surgeons 1Oth ysar OF
practice. 81 sitting. ssnlS
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FOR SALE-LOTS

INOR SALE-LOTS OF ANY DIMENSIONS TO
< suit II and North Capitol streets nor, Invest
small cash payment, balance on long time. Parties
building at once cash required. An excellent op-
porsunity for parties building for home for spec-
latton. THOS. f. WA,sGAMAS
aa25-3t 9ls street.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1885-06-27

CURE


NWI-NNHIWNUI NWfIVta
No. 5l2, R.D.-ln tho Probate COuf Of Shelby
county, Tenn.-.Iohn League, Public Adminis-
traitor, and as each administrator OF the estate
Mrs. + Nj, Bleckley, deceased, vs.. Maggie A.
Brennan ct al.
1t appearing from amended Hill, which is sworn
TO in this cause, that the defendants, Maggie A
brennan, Patrick Quinn, Sarah A. Dunn and
1eorgia Z. Dunn, are all Don-residents Of tho
State Of Tennessee;
1t is therefore. ordered, That they make their
Appearance herein, II the courthouse Of Shelby
county, IN Memphis, Tenn, OF before the first
Monday IN Augast, 1885, and plead, answer or
uemur . compliments amended bill, or the
same viii be taken for confessed as to them aud
set for hearing exparte; and that copy OF this
order be published once week, for four success
siVe weeks, ~ the Memphis Appeal. This 18th
day of June, 1855.
o0py-attest. II. 3. CULLEN, CIerk
By Louis kettmRnn- Deputy Clerk.
John Loagae, Sol. for c0mplnt. thu
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1885-06-27
FUTUEE MOVemENTS.


THE City of New Orleans is due up for
st. Louis.
TIE Winnie goes out Tuesday evening
for st. Francis river.
TIE Rene Macready, Capt. O. K. Joplin,
is tile Tuesday packet for St. Francis river.
TIzE Lee Line packets Monday evening
are Coahoma, for Friars Point, and Dean
Adams, for Osceola.
TaE Belle Memphis, Capt. Geo. Baker,
is the Anchor Line packet this evening at
6 o'clock for Cairo and st. Louis. Al
Simpson is her clerk.
TIE Arkansas City, Capt. H. w. BrolaE-
ki, is the Anchor Line packet this even
ing at 6 o'clock for Vicksburg and the
bends. Charles Queanel is her clerk.
THE Alberta No. 5, Capt. Milt R. Harry,
is the packet this evening at o'clock for
all points on White and Black rivers. Al
berli Smith and James Salisbury are her
clerks.
The Ed Foster, Capt. j. T. Kuhn, is the
packet this evening at o'clock for all
points on Arkansas river as far up as New
Gascony. Amos Day has charge of her
office.
THE new Anchor Line packet City OF 81.
Louis, Capt. Dan Able, will pass down
this morning at O'Clock for New Orleans
and all intermediate points. Owen G..
Gates is her clerk.
Tux Kate Adams, Capt. Mark r. Cheek,
is The United States mail packet Monday
evening at O'Clock for Helena, Arkansas
City and all way landings. VIC. Blenker
has charge of her office.
The Buckeye State, Capt. H. J. Vinton,
is the packet Monday evening at 5 o'clock
for Cairo, Louisville, Cincinnati and all
way landings on the Ohio river Robert
w. Mccoy has charge of her office. The
Bulkeye State will give cheap rates to all
poiats North and East