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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-08-14
Trustees Sale.

FINDER and by virtue of two certain trust
- deeds executed 70 mo, as trustee, duly
recorded in Book No. III, page 621, and Book
No. III, page 295, Of tho Registers office Of
Shol by, county, Tenn, default having boon
made therein, will, as such trustee, on
Monday, August 30, 1885,.
during legal hours, on tho southwest corner
Of Main and Madison streets, In the city Of
NubIc " nnction ibs su SiSbost ' S;ddS sell az
cash, a certain lot of land, situated In the
city Of Memphis, Shelby county, Tenn, be-
ginning on tho north side of Spring street
at tho southeast corner of lot No. 10 OF tho
subdivision of land formerly owned by DR..
Dudley Dunn, and running thence westward
with Spring street 60 foot; thence northward
30 foot TO tho south line OF lot No. 7 of said
subdivision; thenco eastward With the south
line Of said lot No. sixty teot 10 tho west
line OF lot No. II thence southwark with
the west line Of said lot II ninety feet to tho
beginning. Equity Of redemption waived;
title believed to be good, but will sell only
as trustee. July %, 1885,
H. BENSDORF, Trustee.
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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-08-14
UNIyERSITY SCHOOL.

UNIV ERSAE1 SCHOOL,
DETERSBURG, VA. The Twenty -secon
L Annual Session Of this School for Boy
begins the first Monday in October. Thor
ough preparations for University Of Vir-
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United States Military and Naval Acade:
University Of Virginia; full staff Of instruct
ors; situation healthfal. Early application
advised, as number Of boarders Is strictly
limited. For catalogue address
W. GORDON MoCABE, Head Master.
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May 9, 1885.
The child was really in worse condition
being with him every day, became accus,
toned TO the disease.
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SPECIAL BAReA1xs In
DRESS EODnS

IiOMESPUN CAMELs HAIR DRESS GOODS
wide double width pune wool, ;lOc.
IRlCOT CLOTH, PIN CHECKS, COLORED
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melt of other wide doui.e width pure wool DRk.SS
GOODS, just received at soc.
FANCY SILK 31-e, 40. 40, soc
PURE SILK BLACK MEKVELIEUX S5c
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iOiAL SERGE. III sli colors, double fold, excellent
quality stylish dress gOods). II yards tor s..
BLANKETS, INN MENoE ASaOkrM ENT; DOU-
BE WuOi, BLANKETS. immense size, cheap ut
S5. price reduced to S;S.75.
DOUBLE Wool BLANKETS. large size, cash
value So. price reduced 81 30.
DOUBLE WOOL. BLANKETS, S.
~ Ho All ;I,spuN . DhteS GOODS. wide width. 31c.
width. one yard and IA hal. wide 5Uc.
BLA, h CASHMERE HHA LIS. rure WOOL ST so
Pair o! our handsome Damask Towels Immense
size, worth 81. or large size Bridal Quilt worth
Sl.5O. presented to customer who BUYS $40
worth OF Dry Goods.
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CoNsr1rur1oNAL CArAERH.

No single disease has entaed more suffering or
haStened the breaking nip OF the constitution than
Satarrh The sense OF smell of Taste of sg hear
ing, The human Voice. the mnd,-one or more ami
sometimes all. yield TO its destructive influence The
poison 1t distributes throughout the system attacks
every vital force and breaks up the robust OF
constitutions Ignored because but little
by most physicians mpotentiy assai!e by Quacks and
cnaflaanS those suffering from ii have little hope
be relieved OF it this side of the grave 1t ie them
that the popular treatment of this terrible disease by
remedies within the reach of ali passed into hands
once competent and trus:w or;hy The and hitll.
erto untried method adopted by Dr. Sandford in the
preparation OF his RADICAL CURE has won tie hearty
approva of thousands 1t is instantaneous in afford
ing reefln all head colds sneeZng. snufling and
structed breathing. and rapidly removes the op-
pres>ve symptoms, clearing the head, swteteung
breath restoring the ofsmel and hearing,
and neuralizinS the constitutional tendency of the
disease towards the lungs liver and kidneys.
SANFoRDs RA DICAL CURE consists OF bottle ofthe
RADICAL CURE one box Of CATARRHAL SOL VENT
and IMPROVED INHALER; price 81.
POTTER DRUG d CHEMICAL Co., BOSTON.
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Amusemen.s Tonight.

NATIONAL.-The Carleton Troupe in ''Nanon.
ALBAUGH S.-'A ParlOr Match
HERZOG'S.-MinstrelS.
MANASSAS PANoRAMA.-Day and evening.
kERNAN's.-Nariety.
HARRIS. Is.'-"karl, the Peddler"
DINE Observation-Disclosures
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- p T. c / A L T 1 Z 8.

THE RAPIDLY INCREASING DEMAND FOB
FACTURERS To SPECIAL CARE IN CUTTING
MAKING AND TRIMMING. AND THE DEMAND
FOR FINE GOODS HAS BECOME SO GREAT
THAT EACH SEASON FINDS FINER AND
FINER GOODS In READY MADE STOCK.
IN BUSINESS SUITS WE SHOW SOME EN-.
TIRELY NEW STYLES IN GENUINE SCOTCH
CHEvIOTs-JUST SUCH GOODS As ARE kEPr
BY THE BEST TAILoEs. IN HALF DRESS
SUITS WE SHOW FINE GERMAN AND ENG-
MINED STYLES ALSO. FINE ENGLISH
woRsTED SOME MADE Up ENTIRELY
PLAIN. SOME WITH SILK FACINGs, AND
SOME LINED THRoUGIoUT WITH FINE
SILK.
IN oVERCoATS THE MANUFACTUR FRS VIE
WITH EACH OTHER IN PRODUCING THE
FINEST AND MOST STYLISH GARMENTS
OUR NOVELTY OF THE SEASON Il LINING
FINE ovERCoATs WITH SILK ALL THROUGH
To THE VERY EDGE OF THE LAPEIs
THE MOST POPULAR GOODS THIS FALL
ARE KERsEYs AND MELToNs, MADE Up
LINED WITH SILK SERGE OR WITH FINE
FANCY wooLEN GOODS THEY COME IN
PLAIN CoLoRs AND LIGHT AND DARK
MIXTURES
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Real Estate Sales.

a transfer from Indiana J. Nichols to Ed
mund Camnack and John Cammack has been
made for sub lot 20, square 24O for ST, 900. This
Is a lot 2OX9O feet on COrcoran street, between
18th and l4th streets northwest: also one for
sub lot 11S, square S6;S, 16X59 feet 5 street.
between 9Th and 10th streets northwest from T..
'. Trott to K. r. Clark, for $4,000, and one
from w. u. Duckett ct al, trustees, to c. +.
Fraser, for parts of lots ) and Z, square SO, 16x
ST feet on north side of street, between 18th
and 2Oth streets, tor 81, ,21O.
* If. l. Leipold has transferred TO A. +. A.
King sub lots II and 13, square 236 fronting
lO feet on 14th street, between and streets
northwest, by 100 feet deep, for So, 600,
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KHEUMACIC PAINS

Neuralgia. Sciatic Sudden. Sharp ard Nervous Pains
and Strains relieved in minure by the Cuticurs
Antfnin Plaster the most pt rfect andote to pain
and Inflammation ever compounded. New, original
instantaneous, infaitle and safe At all druggists
25c; 1--WE for ST. or postage Free of Potter Drug
Chemical Co.. Boston, Mass mol
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much curisiied the supply of beef in this and
OH r eastern markets. but my aTran@Cmeu Is
having been perfected in anticipation, my
facilities are ample to meet any demand tor the
best grades of beef and other food supplies. e..
G. Carroll l09 10 and Ill Center Market
Evening star., 1886-11-08

WINTRY WEATHER IN TIE NoRTH-Snow
fell generally throughout New YORK and New
England yesterday. AT Whitehall n Y, five
incnes of snow fell. At Bangor, Me-, Saturday
night the heaviest thunder storm that has Oc-
CURED there tor years passed over the CITY,
Rain fell i'll torrents, the wind blew a gale and
heavy thunder and vivid lightning continued
all night.
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The socialists OF London have decided to hold
meeting in Trafalgar square tomorrow.
At the National Cattle Growers conyen-
ton to be held in Chicago on the 10th instant
Senators Edmunds, CuliOm, Beck and Miller
the Marquis de Mores and others are expected
TO deliver addresses.
Evening star., 1886-11-08

THE SALE OF Books at auction will be con-
tinued by ". B. Williams, corner 10th and
Penn ave-, this evening. being remainder of
stock of u. \. W hitaker. / IOl Penn ave.
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PAY SO to have your boots made to measure
and in nine chances out OF ten YOU will not yet
a. good lit nor durable a boot as Hahn's -,
genuine cuStom-made boots all calf or morocco
tops. Sl6 9Th street.
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GRAND DOUBLE Observation-Disclosures
Park. "Wednesday. November 10. 1 y. M.
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The Last Of the Races,

THE TWO CLOSING EVENTS AT IVY CITY SAT
CRDAY.
The most successful meeting of the National
Jockey club closed Saturday with five races
After The STARS report closed the fourth race
81 heats, was won by frankie b.; Error second;
Error won the first heat and frankie b. the
second and third. time. ZIG, ZIG, 1:19la. Mu-
tuals paid S12.2o, S12.35 and $3.50.
The fifth and last race, one mile was won
easily by BiggOnnett; Mamie Hunt second
bonanza third; time, 1:44. Mutuals paid
5000.
Evening star., 1886-11-08

SAVE MONEY by buying your blankets and
carriage robes nj Sanfords, 626 / street north.
west.
Evening star., 1886-11-08

PLAYED TRUANT AND Cor SHOT.-Two BOYS
named Robert Raynor and Christopher Casey
living i'll Buffalo, n. Y, ran away from school
last Friday and went into the suburbs shoot
ing Raynor's gun was accidentally discharged,
fatally wounding young Casey, who received
the charge in the head
Evening star., 1886-11-08
CITY ITEMS.

Extra Fine Quality Heavy SaxOny Wool
German Hand-knit Socks. 3 pairs Tor 81 af
Auerbach's Knit Jacket Depot, 7th and H. 1
Mallet Il Davis Upright Pianos.
Elegant holiday styles. Select now at specia,
low prices. Sl1 9th ST. n. w.
Fine Fitting Wraps
at bankrupt prices, 736 7th street. Shavls and
Cloth below cost. 13 e YOUNG's.
Gents Suits Cleaned. Al.-Satisfactiop
guaranteed at atC.PUIsCHEs, 3, L 729Paay " mi. w s:s,,
Fresh Alderney Butter churned eyery morn
Ing and delivered in n Id. "Ward'' prints AR
per 10. Also, Cottage Cheese and Butiermilk:
Sweet Milk &c. per quart. Cream Is cents
Piekwiek Club whisky II the best
Evening star., 1886-11-08

Deeds in fee have been filed as follows: w. H.
Campbell to j. Mex. Borden, lot As, so. 2O7
S3,sOO. r. T.. Pairo ct al. to l.. F. b. Clarke,
lots 81 and %, ID. and LIS sub Mt. Pleasant;
si,26O.1O. Indiana J. Nichols to f. and j.
Cainmtck, SUB lot 30, so. 25O; $4,000 T. W.
Blrney TO Ella L. Casllemon, sub lot 134 and
l33, 81. 2O6; $4,000. Fannie A. Moore 10 IT,
A. Hall, snb lot l21. sq. 1875; $4,000. John
$4,000. X. III. +. Leopold to A. F. A. King. sub
lots II and l3, $50; $500. John Goelzinger
Green too. W. Guerdrum. lots IL to Is and ~
10 50. Chichester; $4,000. c. e. Meadow to
kicna5d ,! Lightbourn sub lots 90. 81 and 62,
sub lot 10 81. 36;;; $1,000. James T.. Fitch to
w. e MORRISON, sub lot ST, So. 1872; Sl,OO6. 30.
w W. Z. bucket ct at. trustees, to- {. +. Fraser.
p's. . ana sti. ST; i,21O. James 4. Sotuerou
To same, pt ., do; S6O Joseph Auerbach TO
Lawrence Caranaush. lots u and and pit. :,
anaugh, pt. 3. So. 9i1: SIu.5O. S.K. Bond to
Joseph X Hertford, sub A. So o4 SI19I 81
;. j. Gass to George \. Brown, e. Il 2;;, rs sui,
lot Pleasant Plains; 81 800. Maria l.. Tucker
70 H. a, Golden; lot sq. 3oS; 9l.SOO. 4. +.
Schneider ~ j. +. Nogl, sub i57, so. 237;
81 800.
ST. MATTHEWS INsTITUTE.-A literary and
soclai organization, To be known '.sSl Mat
tnew Institute, has been formed among the
young men OF ST. Matthew's parish, with the
ioiowing oilcers: Rev. L. j. kervick, spiritual
director; j. u Leonard, president; NJ. T. Byrne
and W. A. y Brien, vice presidents: Charles A
Dunn. recording secretary; j. McAuIin CORE
spending secretary; Daniel Shea, treasurer: C.
j. Engei, iibrarlan A. NJ. Lepely, sergeanl-at
arms, ana X L. Donovan, secretary OF the board
OF directors.
l. u. q. L. OFFICERS Observation-Disclosures
Lodge, No. Is, 1. u. q. l., has installed the fol-
lowing officers: W. G.. T., r. Ii. Cole; w, v. r..
Miss Miss Ida T. Nelson: W. X. s., James Il. Frost;
W. A >. Miss Moliie Bond; w. NJ, John Muir
PnS; W. u. NJ, Miss Annie Sibley; w. .. G j.
W. loung; W. i. c., Miss Maggie swan; W. T.
=, Miss Mary McCaium; W. r. ii. s. Miss
Marian hurper; w. t.. ii. s., Mrs. Aunie Scott;
W. T., Samuel kromb.ne
CONGRESSMAN PRICE VERY lila dispatch
from black River Falls, Wis., says: Congress-
man Irlce ior the past few weeks has been con-
hned To his house, and was unable to take any
part III Toe recent campaign. lie was reelected
by majority oi 10000, the district being over
wheiiniilgiy republican. Ii Is known that DIR.
MARKS has been summoned from Milwaukee,
ana that MS laIhiIy II greatly alarmed. 1t was
even reported yesterday that he mad lost his
inlhd, but this Il authoritstiyeiy denied. A
friend oil the family said yesterday that Mr.
ifice was suffering from cancer of the stomach
ana mat bc would never be able TO take his
seat In congress; that the disease mad made
rapid advances Oi late and his condition WAS
aOw very pfeeafious. He suffers greatly from
the loss OF sleep, while the excitement OF the
election has made him extremely irritable. He
~ man OF extraordinary energy and Will
power, and his friends hope that he will rally.
Evening star., 1886-11-08

WALL LPAPERS.-New Fall styles now in stock.
Elegant HangingS and FreiZes. at astOnishingly
Low Prices, at Tubman's. All 9th II. Agent tor
Philadelphia GRANTEES, the most perfect plain
surface for walls ever produced.
Evening star., 1886-11-08
LOCAL MENTION.
The Gather.

OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFF TCER.
WASHINGTON. ID. c.. Nov. =, 1856.
Indications for "a Hours. Commencing at p. ~.
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CLAIMED TO BE THE son OF GEORGE WASH
INGToN.-A Philadelphia special says: l.. A.
story, OF No. $50 North 10th street, mas in his
possession 300 or 800 pages OF manuscript
written by his father, which he intends to pub
lsh in order TO establish the claim OF Henry
Clarke Rogers that lac was "a natural son q.
General George Washington. Mr.. Story states
that the manuscript will never be given 10 the
public. Rogers lived in this city and died in
1865. His photograph shows that he bore a
marked resem blance To General Washington
He had an abundance OF money and mainta aimed
that he was born and educated in England and
had an income from the Washington estate
ROsINA VoKEs TO RETURN TO ENGLAND
A speca! from Chicago, November g, saws:
Miss ROsina V okes Is somewhat be tier Tonight
but is unable To leave her bed. 1t is understood
that even though She should recover suffi-
clentiy TO bear the fatigue OF travel she will act
no more this season. but will go to England MS
soon as possible and rest until the opening of
next season. She Is still very ill and the
chances are that she will not be able to leave
Chicago for many weeks. The company Is
doing poorly without her.
Evening star., 1886-11-08

For District of Columbia. Virginia. North
Carolina and South Carolina. fair weather,
slightly warmer, northerly winds becomiug
variable. ------ - --l---L
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1AKD-wIDE PERcALE. 6lac., stern's, eo4 9TH.
Evening star., 1886-11-08

CUT BLANKETS for 90 C. and square blankets
for .Oc.. at S26 street northwest.
SAVE EYFSIGHT AND DOLLARS. Hempler.
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AN AMERICAN ARTIST FATALLY WOUNDED
IN EUKOPE.-James Briarel, an American
painter, while journeying on a train from
Monaco to Cannes, was attacked and robbed OF
700 francs by three men vino struck and
stunned him with weapon known as a 'lite-
preserver" and stabbed him three times with a
stiletto. One of his wounds is likely to prove
fatal and the physicians entertain but little
hope OF his recovery. MIR. BriareI has been able
to describe the assassins, who jumped from the
train as it was nearing Cannes.
Evening star., 1886-11-08
The Close Shave in New Jersey.

From the New York sun, to-day.
Both parties continue to claim Il majority in
the new legislature of New Jersey, and the
papers OF each side cndeavor to show by in
genious figuring that it has Il majority OF one
The fact remains. however, that the legisla-
ture STANDS 4O democrats 80 republicans
ana independent labor party man. Mr.. Don
Ohue, of P:lssaic. -
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Efforts to Avoid War.

THE EMPEROR OF AUSrRIAS SPEECH ON THE
EASTERN QUESTION.
Emperor Francis Joseph received the Aus
trian and Hungarian delegations in the throne
hall OF the castle at Buda Pesth, Saturday. In
his speech he said:
"It is regretted that the complications in Bull.
garla which originated in 1885 from the over
throw OF the government at Pni!ippopoiis;
should again cause serious sapprehensiOns. The
powers, by united efforts, had succeeded in
locailZlng the movement aud paving the wav
to Il establishment of legal state OF affairs
but recent events in Sofia have produced fresh
and dangerous crisis. The development of t.is
crisis, and, trust, its pacific solution, occupy
at the present moment the IulI attention of nv
government, whose efforts are directed to al
Tain IN the Iinal settlement OF the Bulgarian
question, which must be eff :cted in cO-Oper.,-
tlOn with the other powers, all agreement that
there shall be created an Autonomous princ:-
palIty and IL legal state of things, which, while
taking into account the admissible wishes of
the BuigarIanS, shall equally conform with
Europe.
Oar excellent relations with all the powers
ana the assurances OF peaceful intentions we
receive from all governments, justify the hope
that, Notwithstanding the difficult situation in
the east, it Will be found possible while Sale
guarding the interests OF Austria and Hungary
TO preserve the blessings of peace to Europe
The emperor appealed to the good Will OF the
necessary by the progressive improvement in
the manufacture of firearms All branches Of
administration in Bosnia and Herzegovina he
said. have steadily progressed.
Herr IIsZa, the Hungarian prime minister,
assured the emperor that II the inseVerabIe in
terests OF the throne and monarchy required it
the Hungarian nation would shrink from no
sacrifice to aid the army in its heroic task.
AN AMERICAN ARTIST FATALLY WOUNDED
7 lyr e.sx.
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DRESS SUITS for hire. Ala 9th street
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E. b. BARNUM CO..
oc27 83l PENNsYLvANIA AvESUR
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INoR SALE -4sIN. STAR. PERFECT ORDER,
S4''; >. IN Star. So; Victor Bicycle >s,o: Colun-
ba tricycle., so large stock Of SECOND heels
cheap; must be sold CAPITAL CNCLE co. 1895 n
Il ave
Evening star., 1886-11-08

ROBBERIES REPoRTED.-NlisS Minnie Flynn,
21l3 Pennsylvania avenue northwest, reports
stolen from her house on the 18th instant a
Iacys gold watch, gold chain and breastpin;
value S35 Peter H. Heiskell reports the lar
ceny OF $50 sacks, worth S42.
Evening star., 1886-11-08
GEsrLEMES Doxr

Often read advertisements So we don't trouble to
vertse
GENTS GOODS
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MARRIAGE ELICENSES.-Marriage licenses have
been issued by the clerk OF the court to James
j. Cooke and Anna a. Norton, both OF Ander-
son, w. Va; W. b. Fletcher and Ella b. Webb
both OF Orange county, Va.
Evening star., 1886-11-08

WITHIN the limits OF the United states there
II no more desirable place to spend the winter
than Washington; but those no req rs :, "a N,
miidcr climate and greater quiet wifi do well 70
consult the advertisements I'm another column
of the hotel Hamilton, Bermuda. Both tine
house and its situation are highly commended
b1 former guests.
Evening star., 1886-11-08

HALLET, DAVIS 4 CO, UPRIGHT PIANOS
II Now ready the best selection ever offered
special low rates for school and holiday trade 81
9th at. NV. no0
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DEATH OF DIR. WILLIAM r. WALLACE-Dr
Mm- +. W allace a wellknOwn citizen of the
District, died Saturday evening at his home,
lUl Indiana avenue, after IL brief illness. The
funeral Will take place tomorrow afternoon
Dr w allace for many Years represented his
ward in the old common council.
Evening star., 1886-11-08

SPECIAL SALE OF MISSES AND CHILDREN'S
COATS
Evening star., 1886-11-08

THE NATIONAL BASE BALL CLCB-The
stock holders of the National Base Ball club at
n recent meeting, reelected Mr.. X. 4. Hewitt as
president and Walker +. Hewitt as secretary
and treasurer MessTs. ScaniOn. Burkett. Dow
ing, Boughton and Cronin We're elected Il board
Ol directors Manager Gafiney was given carte
blanche authority IN the matter OF securing
players to strengthen the team. and il is eX-
pectet the club will begin the season of 1887
much stronger than it during the past
season.
Evening star., 1886-11-08

Club whisky II the best
Evening star., 1886-11-08

= JTfDTJE
Il Building Lots opposite the residence of Hon. Jas
u. Elaine. which can sell for $1,000 The
ground Stands hig with fine terrace each lot being
- Ieet front Lots in this locality being rapidly
taken up. outlook from the is Dupont circle
JNU. A. PRESCOTT.
ocS-lm 13l6 St NV, Kellogg Building
E.>OR SALE-lOTS-EINE FRONTAGE: 100
ieet; l. ST Se house paying taxes and small inter
est: only Il cents per foot 63X37 ST..
New Hampshire 81 per ia feet M st n.
w: only 90 cents Also, other bargains southeast and
northwest. OWNER, koom 4. 1891 NV.
sp.(lHm
Evening star., 1886-11-08

l~OR SAIE-THE FINEST LOT ON EAST CAP
4 lIOL 81; But TWO SQUARES FROM CAPI-
IOL 24Nlo6. BACK To :sOFOOT ALLEY: SOUTH
FRONT ONLY 81. 80: EASY TERMS: PERFECT
TITLE: ABSTRACT FREE; HEALTH EST LoCA-
TON OF THE WHOLE CITY. APPLY IMME-
DlAIELI To WELLER * REPETTI,
nS-2w s26 PA. Akl. -. E
Evening star., 1886-11-08

SUDDEN DEATH IN THE SNITusoSIaS
GRoU SDs.-Mr. samuel L. Davis when walking
ITom his home, 9II street southwest earl
yesterday morning, on mis- way to his eating
saloon at 10th and streets northwest was
taken suddenly i'll in the Smithsonian grounds,
lie was found ON the steps of the Smithsonian
building, out died before he could be taken To-
bis home. The death is attributed to heart
disease. N