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SEWING MACHINES. Nc

hNNERS OF SEWING MACHINES WHICH
Inave no once In this city can be supplied with
Needles Oiis, Attachments and Repairs for differ
ent makes, at tAUEEBACHS, ;, 7th and III SITS,
1HE SILENT NEW AMERICAN No = of which
we nave the sole agency, maintains its steady march
towards universal popularity it being the only high
arm Inacnn without spiral springs and without cog
The thousands OF people in this city using it pro
hounce Tue No as the simplest, lghtes running
ALI IL Is ne standard of excellence and has equal
ne New No does more elegant embroidery work
than any other. Have sent to your hons. for in
secon and trial Instructions free. All kinds sold
rented, repaired aud warranted Z. AUERBACH
1eo Cor 9Th and IL SITS Telephone Call 4222
I'HE WHITE Is KING! THE ACME OF PER
Il lection Ia the category of sewing Machipes a
and condensation mechanical genius
ahi skill Inc range of work can not be excelled. It
Is a thng o beauty and Joy forever Call see at
]. 4. NICK ENNEY'S. Az 9th 81, NV j n RICH
MONp, Manager. Machines of all kinds for sale or
rent Firstciass repairing done. Also Central C3ce
for The Universal Patterns. them my22
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THE CONGRESSIONAL CAMPAIGN.
A Scarcity Of Funds on Both sides.
DEMoCRATIC HOPES OF HOLDING THxIl
MAJORITY IN THE HOUSE.


misrepresentation Thompson, Of the demo
cratic congressional campaign committee, told
q STAR reporter to-day that they would not
begin sending out campaign documents until
September. They are still at work on their
book. No funds for campaign expenses have
yet come in and there will be no effort to get
any. There will be no assessment, directly or
indirectly, upon government employees by the
democratic committee, and tho republicans
will not be given an opportunity to get their
work in.
secret begging circular, has 1t is said, been
sent out by the republicans, but 1t was very
mildly worded so as not to be in conflict with
the civil service law. Mr.. Thompson says he
does not expect that there will be any money
used in the tall campaign on either side He
has no doubt, he says, that the democrats will
hold the House, and thinks that they will not
lose much of their present majority. Where
they lose on one side he expects TO see gains on
the other. All the nominations have not yet
been made, SO it is not possible to make esti-
mates by detail. Some weak candidates may
lose toleraby certain districts for both parties.
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LONDON, August 11.-AII the new ministers
have now been reelected 10 the house Of COM
mons. every one unopposed. The withdrawal
OF Alderman Cook. the liberal candidate. from
the contest against Mr.. Matthews in the east
district of Birmingham. is said 10 have been
due to the radical unions opposition aroused
by Mr.. Cooks correspondence with Arthur
Cham berlain. brother OF the radical leader.
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WALTER b WILLIAMS & CO., Aucaoneera
DUNCANSON BROS, Aucr,oneers

TRUSTEES SALE 0E OF EIgHT;Ro0M; TWO,
T8kx To1sE iASs ASp ATTIC gRGK
WEST wAsHTNGToN. Nd b. G. A'-' ' Z ~'' -
BY virtue Of decree ofthe supreme Court OF :ss :.ss
s VS. aqsy fsqse E
ct al and by virtue ofa deed of trust duly record
s9s, Folio ls because Of default in the payment
of the debt secured by said deed the undersigned will
1fI1 ] iR tFsn! Fl % hs d pFe.sss
1856: AZ T. FIVE oCLOGA T. Al, all that part Of
Maryland avenue Il feet II inches vest Of the north.
Sa Sasf OF saia westerly on
& 10 "a &s1uthery ~ M direction on SAID premises = feet
line eet4 iaees 1 to east I wall % erc: % house
on said premises and thence the place of beginning
Terms Of sale: 5000 CASH and the residue in three
equal payments. in six, twelve and eighteen months
erty sold. An conveyancing and recording at pnr-
chasers cost. Ifternis ofsae are not complied with
the risk and cost of the defaulting purchaser. de-
E %1as s. Il mf sss Trustee
VZ3-1Ot 916 street n. w.
TTEsDAY, AIT THE II TENTH DAY OF AUGUsT. 1856,
aud EDWARD IL THOMAS Trustee.
An2yE faE Is RusTsF Fwnsf9
FOURTH 1886. sAM sAMh HSqK AdH AN1 PLAGE CO.,
vINHoMAs BOWLING. Auctioneer
vAIgAREE s4RE TPR3XHP PRoPEETY No 22e
On SATURDAY, AUGUST FOURTEENTH, -
1886, at FIVE O'CLOCK p. NJ. in front of the i;;HA
square No 5S3, fronting about II feet inches on E
street by depth of 81 teet with side alley, improved
by a twO-stOry frame house.
Terms: One-haIf cash. balance in six and twelve
months with notes bearing interest and secured by
Quired at time Of sale.
LEONARD & BUCKLEY,
au11-d&ds Real Estate Agents. 407 Az st. s. w.
TNHoMAs BOWLING. AucuoneeE
EAECUTOR'S SALE OF BAY HORSE, VILLAGE
CART, HARNESS. WHIP AND LAP-ROBE.
On SATURDAY, AUGUST FOURTEENTH, 1856.
at TW ELVE H.. in front of salesroOms, will sell
for cash the above turnout BY order Of
A. s. .WORTH1NGTON,
Executor OF the Estate of the Late Leonard Whitney
au1l-3t
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An Attack of Vertigo.

ILLNESS OF Discussing CLERK LAwTON.
Mr.. f. NJ. LawtOn, the disbursing clerk of the
War department, was attacked with vertigo
about noon to-day while attending to his official
duties. He was assisted to a carriage and con-
veyed to his home, 1143 24th street. Mrs.
Lawton is, at present, visiting at Lower Cedar
Point. Mr.. LawtOn had been unwell for two or
three days. report soon spread about the build
Ing that he had received 4 stroke OF paralysis.
Those who were with him could not confirm
the report nor deny it in the absence Of ply.
sician. Mr.. Lawton did not lose consciousness,
and considered his trouble to be vertigo, caused
by general weakness OF the system. Medical
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A cable message from Sierra Leone to gen.
tleman of this city annou ees the death of Rev.
Moses A. Hopkins, minister resident and con-
sui general from the United States to Liberia.
No particulars are given. He arrived with his
wrote hopefully of the prospects of the republic.
Mr. Hopkins was of unmixed African blood
born slave some forty years ago, and on grad
uating from Auburn Theological seminary be-
came an earnest laborer for the elevation Of his
race and the redemptiOn of Africa.
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The q. g. s. BRooKLYN left the New York
navy yard ct noon to-day to take In her pow
der. ShO will go tOsea tomorrow morning, her
destination being the Asiatic station.
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The ANARCHIST TRIAL.-In tine trial Of the
anarchists at Chicago yesterday after the intro
duction of iittle testimony in rebuttal,
the state announced that all the testimony
was in. An adjournment WAS then taken unil
to-day. There was some discussion among the
counsel TO the number OF speeches TO 10
allowed, and the matter Will have 10 be decided
bY the afIOrneNs.
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TOMORROW.

"EEKS & CO.. Auctioneers.
w 637 Louisiana avenue,
Opposite City Post Office.
LARGE COLLECTION AND SALE OF NEW AND
SEC0MD-HAND FURNITURE. CARPETS,
MATTINGS, WALNUT, ASH AND OTHER
BED ROOM SETS, FINE PARLOR FURNI-
TGRE: &C.. WITH A GENERAL ASSORT-
MENT OF OTHER NECESSARY HOUSE
HOLD EFFECTS ALSO, SO BOXES SOAP.
Also. BAY MARE, SOLD FOR No FAULT,
FINE CARRIAGE DRIVER, FEARS MOTH
ING, AT AUCTION
In front of and within SaleSrOomS, THURSDAY,
AUGUST TWELFTH, at TEN O'CLOCK. 1t
WALTER b WILLIAMS & CO., Auctoneera
WALNUT HALL RACK MAHOGANY WARD
ROBE, WALNUT EXTENSION TABLE, DIN
ING ROOM CHAIRS, HAIR CLOTH LOUNGES,
COTTAGE FURNITURE, BEDSTEADS, BU-
REAUs AND WASHSTANDs, REFRIGERA.
TORS, CHINA AND GLASS WARE KITCHEN
UTENSILS, ETC.
On THURSDAY. AUGUST TWELFTH, at TEN
O'CLOCK A. NJ, we shall sell at residence No 932
New York avenue northwest the above assortment of
Housekeeping articles.
Terms cash.
au9-3t WALTER B. WILLIAMS & CO.. Anc,s
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The Great Lake Route
From Buffalo, Erie Cleveland and Detroit to the
Summer Resorts of Lake Superior, st Paul Min
neapOs Duluth, Devils Lake, OAK. .;the Yellowstone
National Park and the northwest Excursion tick cts
at greatly reduced rates. including meals and state
rooms
Tourist books and general information furnished on
application to II. X. HOWSER, Agent,
1851 Pennsylvania avenue.
Rates for special tours furnished. ieo32awnm
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Mr. Tilden's Will.
A REPORT THAT IT WILL BE CONTESTED D
MED.

MED.
It was stated in New York last night that the
will Of Samuel ]. Tflden will be offered for pro-
bate at White Plains, N. Y, to-day by Lawyer
James @. Carter, counsel for the executors.
Mr.. Andrew n. Green said last night that he
knew nothing about any proposed contest by
any Of the heirs. It was announced In q New
York evening paper yesterday that George A.
win on the ground that it was illegal, the sup-
position being that 1t IL against the law for
man TO leave three-fourths of his property to
the public and only 81 900 600 to Els nepheWs
and nieces. To George A. Nlden was LEFT the
income OF 100000. He viii forfeit this en-
tirey in the event Of the failure Of his efforts to
break the Will. The statement that the will
will be contested was notcredited In New York.
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General Foreign News.

AUSTRALIAN TARIFF ON WOOL.
MELBOURNE, August 1.-THE import duty
on wooden goods has been fixed at twenty per
cent ad valOrem,
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CoNsTANTINoPLE, August 11.-United States
Minister Cox has protested to the Porte against
the action of the Syrian authorities in closing
the American mission school in Syria.
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No Republican Convention in New
York.
NEW YORK, August 1.-THE republican state
committee to-day decided not to hold any state
convention this year.
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RAILROADS.
OHIO AND WESTERN RAIL
w ROAD Co.

schedule In effect August ], 1885.
rams VIII leave from and arrive at B. & r. station,
9Th and b sts. rs follows:
Leave Washington 9:lO q m. daily except Sunday
aDo a. P m daily, arriving at Round Hill IA a
m. and 719 pun. Returning trains leave Round Hin
e 6Os a m daily and at 3:15 p m. daily except sun
DAY. irving at Washington $40 and 54S p m.
mile tickets SIS
r. BELL.
opdo ont
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The queens speech on the reassemblng OF
parliament will be oil remarkable breyity. Be-
yond q reference TO foreign relations probably
no subject OF lmportance VIII pe touched upon.
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THE GRANT SoCyENIRs.-The presents Of
Gen. Grant are TO be turned over by the War
department to the National Museum, but as
Yet no request has been received from the Mu-
scum authorities for them.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

The New York Stock Market.
The following are the opening and 800 prices
of the New York Stock Market to-day, reported by
special wire to II. H. Dodge. $50 18th street:
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MEDICAL. 81.

DEAD AND BE wIsE-DR BROTHERS, 9O6 B
Il It 3 W., appeared before me and made oath that
he u the Oldest Established Expert Specialist
city, and Will guarantee in all of private
disease Of men and furnish medicine or no charge:
consultation and advice free any hour during the
day. Subscribed and sworn before me by Dr
BROTHERS. SAMUEL Z. MILLS, Notary Public
In and for the u Of C.. this Sd day Of July. 1888
au7-lms
nR AND MADAM WILSON 11O5 PARK
-l(Piace, 11th ST., between and SITS. ne Estab
lshed 1855 special treatment for ladies desiring
liable services Advice free and confidential au6-6ts
MALARIA, CHILLS, FEvERS, POSITIVELY
NyX cured in to hours by "Promptine," marvel
ous specific contains NO Qunne: tasteless and harm
lesz OF druggists Soc Promptine Co, Buffalo, \. "
jyl51ms
NINE DE FOREST LoNG-ESTABLISHED AND
XAx reliable Ladies' physician. be consulted daily
her residence l245 1th st. NV Office hours froIa
j 70 pm, with Ladies only. jyl01m~
MANHOOD RESTORED BY USING A BOTTLE
ANX two Of DIR. BROTHERS Invigoraiing Cor
dial VIII cure any OF debility and loss
OF nerve power. II imparIs vigor the Whole svs-
Tenn SOo b 81 aw- jyT-lms
IT HAS NEVER BEEN CoNTRADICTED THAT
Il DIR, BROTHERS : the oldest Established adver-
using Ladies PhS sician In this city. LADIES'
confidently consult DR. BROTHERS. $ w.
Particular attention paid all diseases peculiar TO
ladies'. married or single. All successfully treated
y2lm
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EEW oRLEANs NATIONAL BANK
au11 New OrIe1na. La
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NJ AK RIEls,

BENNIT-TINGLE On August 10th, 1856. ty
the Rev. r. ID. Power. DIR. WILLIAM ". BENNI1,
of Brooklyn. n. ", ana Miss DELLA n TlNGLE, ~
Washington, ID g No cards
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IvOR SALE-60 FEET FRONT ON NEW HAMP-
i s1iTe ave. near NJ st. Lot property on 18th st.
IL H. fronting on 10Th Good improvements A. p.
HILL & CO, 1888 81. au101w
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WOOD AND COAL.

WOOD AND COAL.
WINTER FUEL Ar SUMNER RATES
W BALDWIN JOHNSON,
Wholesale and Retail Dealer in WOOD and COAL.
Complete Facilitles Bottom Prices.
Fun Weight and Measure.
Telephone connection.
n Main Yard and ofice, l9i1 Rhode Island ave. NV.
Branch Oil A ST. ne
Office. corner 9Th aud h sts. NV. auIO-3m
Oh 600 TONS OF FRESHLY MINED COAL
~ OOOfor sale, comprising every desirable
Variety. al the very lowest prices hindlius anu stove
Wood prepared In The best manner Quick and prompt
delivery. send in your orders
Oface. l1l4 Pennsylvania avenue.
Brarch Offices, 3lo Pennsylvania avenue and Goth
D%pot and whaTi. 6th and Water streets southwest
aoo3m q. l. SHERIFF.
JoHN Miller
Wholesale and Retail Dealerin
LUMBER. WOOD AND COAL
Lumber Yard, Mil and r r Depot-Soufh Capitol
49, . and i streets southeast
o"ces-4e street and Maryland avenue southwest;
lo2o l3th street northwest.
TELEPHONE CONNECTIONS
OAL BY the cargo or carload at wholesale prices
AiNDLINS and STOVE WOOD of ali kinds
.ox SoAL II sno SAwED and SPLIT WOOD kept under
LArge and MeiEessortsd stock of LUMBER Fine
Lomoer ana floorins KEEP, under cover
~f,ho1. cSarg. -, eaNerec IN any part OF the city
Estimates cheerEully furnished
s IepS' oS..g centrally located and adjacent to
eovantases In estimating. especially for Inn,fer %
Coal In large Quanttea ~ e' o'
Long experience, ample facilities and cou,pe,en,
essistAnts warrant the belief that Satsfction Vii -
given 70 those who may Us with eir
.S--e-teo- Jyl.-3m
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,goufo

We ne tnderHOned Banks ind Bankers UtU pay al
Prizes drdUn IN The Louisiana State Lotteries sOtch
may te presaNed at our counters.
J. n. OGLESBY,
Pres Louisiana National Bank
j. w. kILBRETH,
Pres State National Bank
A. BALDWIN,
Pres New Orleans National Bank
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HousEkEEpERs. HousExEEpEns.
HOTEL. CAFE AND LUNCH ROOM PROPRIE-
TORS, DRUGGISTS AND THE TRADEIN
GENERAL, ATTENTION! ATTENTION!

GENERAL, ATTENTION! ATTENTION!
It has been deemed advisable to change the plans
already prepared for the improvements our Store
No. All 7th St n.w the result Of which will necess
tate the tearing Of our Store literally pieces Con-
seQuently, every dollars worth of goods comprised in
our stock must be sold.
Therefore. will offer for the next two weeks all
Of our immense stock of groceries, wines WHISTLES
at sacrifice prices Never within our knowledge has
such an opportunity been set before the public buy
ton as we Offer We have been very, very busy for
the past forty days but expect and know this will
bripg US more business than attend to in the
same careful manner we always DO. but this is
ception SO you wish TO avail yourself of bargains
bargains, call quickly and leave your order will pay
you.
N T. METZGER & BRO
au7 alt 7th st. NV.
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INOR SALE-BF~I IRABLE THREESTORY
4 Brick We!ing; nine rooms; modern improve
nenIS central location: price reasonable cash DUR
chaser, Apply on the premises, 1923 9th st. NV.
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PROFESSIONAL.

MAD. ELZEMONA. WONDERFUL GIFTED
ANl CLAIRVOYANT, born with Second Sight
livery hidden mystery revealed Finds lost buried
treasures or mines Receivers stolen property, lost
friends Gives success In business. Removes all fam
lily troubles. Causes speedy marriages. Brings sepa-
rated together Never fails. Gives picture of you
marry. All in trouble consult this cairvOyant Cures
sickness Satisfaction or no pay. 9 to 9. Open Sum
day. 2U5 Pennsylvania ave-. between I'd and Sd stS
NV. au8-lw*
LNASY FEET. HEALTHFUL FEET.
IL Dr. WHITE, FOOT SPECIALIST. 1416 Penn
sylyania ave, opposite Willards Hotel. Corns Bum
ions. Inverted Nails, and all diseases of the feet
thoroughly and skillfully treated FOrtieth year
practice. 81 sitting. Special fee and positive cure
jy3O WARTS AND MOLES
DERSONS SUFFERING FROM CANCERS
Il tumors, mOles, warts, should consult MRS. DR.
IlCkNER at once. An infallibe cure, without loss
OF blood, by her wonderful treatment ALI invited.
Consultation free. Charges reasonable. 4OS 7th St
s-w iyl5-lmS
MASSAGE AND SWEDISH MOVEMENT, BY
N1 Prof NISSEN, at the patients home or at the
swedish Health Institute 9O3 10th ST. NV. jy12-1m
Mrs. DR. j. SEMMEs AND HUSBAND, SUR
ANA geon ChirOpOdist. Twenty-six years successful
practice has gained them the worldwide reputation
OF being Americas best operators. Office 1922 a.
W. For soft and hard corns, nfamed and sore joints
use Mrs. Dr. SEMMES Black Lotion and Salve. je21
MADAME PAYN,
M MANICURE AND SURGEON CHIROPODIST
ROOMS AND y. VERNON ROW.
f2O S45 PENNSYLVANIA
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ID A l. IL N E.
NORFOLK. FORTRESS MONROE AND THE

Soh ~ W any AoLoAuB AOH 40 CcutS StaterOOmS
II Al LY Ii N E
NORFOLK. FORTRESS MONROE AND THE
STEAMERS eEoReE GEAkY and LADY OF THE
r1RsIcIsss sGs5,s;s E;si5; EAEE = kSSSbfk1P. s.
Lssfx 29 a. sns srset Ths
s'a and Uha5
Leary stops at Piney Point and Cornfeld Harbor
going and on saturday ae at Goioniai
Beach steamer Leary connects at Norfolk with Bos-
with steamer Ariel for Richmoad. Va, and Old Do.
mnion Line tor New York and all railroad lines south
Secure rooms and tickets al the B. and o. Offices.
1851 and 6lS Pennsylvania avenue and Knox's Ex-
anna pHvae
1heg Information sI, INQUIRE at the CSmpanys Offices
rates goes into effect Monday. 2Sth. je25
PoTOMAC TRANSPORTATION LINE
THE STEAMER SUE,
CAPT. w. c. GEOGHEGAN,
has resumed her trips belween Washington and Bat,
SUNDAY. pm. and Baltimore every FRIDAY. a.
Stops at River Landings Freight received on Sat-
uraays AVS. only nj and mus; be prepaid %
mhf5m 18th and Pa - ave s'HN and IN g ss. wharf
FOR POTOMAC RIVER LANDINGa
DAYS and sATuKpAYs at m. Returning
a
ing at River Landings as far Nomini Creek Curri-
oman, Va and 81 Clements Bay No Connects with
Is, & v. X L. at Shepherds. See schedule
JOHN Il PADGETT. Agent
C. w. RIDLEY, Manager "a
nIRECT TO NEW YORK-FREIGHT sTEA .
- Frs JOHN GIBSON and f. c. KNIGHT Leave
Pier Al East RIVER, n: Y, every SATURDAY at d
M: 6th 81. wharf, Washington, every TUESDAY
MORNING. Freight at lowest rates ap4
Mt. VERMONT MT. VERNON
STEAMER W. W. coRcoPAN
leaves lhsHeet wharf daily Except Sunday1 foR
MI MI vernon AT ~ O'Clock q M: returning, reaches
selo I. I. BLAKE. Captain
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Real Estate Sales.

Geo. II. B. White has sold to John T. Arms,
for S3,917.7O, Il lot 25 feet front, on the north
side of street. between 10th and Doth streets.
Francis Bradley and A. s. Taylor, executors OF
Isaac Bradley and Charles Earnshaw, have
sold to Michael keane, for S3,615.75, a lot 81
feet front On 18th street, between Lincoln park
and Il street northeast, and running through
to tennessee avenue, with the same frontage,
and containing Ia, 1853 feet. w. $. Roose has
sold to B. +. Queen, for $4,000 house, 10 feet
front, Oh the south side Oh street. between LIST
and I'd streets southeast. Kate n. Henderson
has sold to Mary Van Riswick, tor Sl,262, two
lots, l9A2x145 feet each on the north side OF
street, between 14ih and 10Th streets Oil
nus Smith has sole TO W. I. Okie, for $500, two
lotS one fronting i3 ieet on |. in street aud the
other 90 feet on Il street northeast. The
Washington Brick Machine Co. has sold to Jas.
+. Graham Tor $1,000, TWO .ots, 17Iax72 feet
each, on the north side ot X street, between
18th aud 18th streets northeast, and the same
have sold TO u. e. Leahy. Tor 81 900. two smi-
lar adjoining lots to the above. The same Co.
have sold to Diller u. Croft. tor 1914, two lots,
2Ox55 feet each, on Wylie street, which divides
the above square, from 12th TO 18th streets.
John s. SwOrmstedt has sold to VIM. y Donnell
for 700, property on the east side OF 14th
street, between r and streets. Sebastian
Aman has sold to John ID. Bartlett, for 3,25O,
a lot fronting 25 feet on the north side of Rhode
Island avenue, between 9th ana 10th streets.
Ida NJ. Middleton has sold to Virginia w. Mid
dleton, for -, ,S5717, a lot 20 X 73 feet, on the
west side OF 9th street, between Mt Vernon
place and Il street. Joseph Radcliffe has sold to
Eliza Woodruff Johnson, for S3,2125O, and to
b. w. Woodruff, for the same, two adjoining
lots the south side OF street just west OF Sth
street.
Parker & Townsend have sold for VIM. C.
Hill to Anderson z. Lacy, for SS,29O.45, a lot
In University park, so x 145 feet, fronting on
Huntington street; also to Lucia +. Blount, tor
ing 73 feet on 14th street, at the corner of We'll
ling and containing 15, $50 square feet.
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FOR SALE-LOTS

L'oR SALE-6o FEET FRONT ON NEW HAMP
:, snirs ave, near " st, Lot property on 1eth st
HILL & co, 1888 F ST au1O-iw
LrOR sALE-AT MT. PLEASANT, D. c.
A desirable Lot fronting 81 feet on sheridan and
pgTssaaser. a1s,,fs THos J. FIsHBR I5R. z CO;
G,,is siAHIE3toTsnIN Hd;:,5,a MT PLEAsANL 3 COL r
70 y ~ IN s also lots In the city from 20 cents up
FOR sALE-No CASH If IMPROVED OR WILL
Il trade on cash basis. Lots Treasury, near Pen
SION Office near ith ST. cars and East Capitol ST.
- lrge Ist OF other properties, improved aud unim
au7-6t E A. MCINTYRE. s1s st.
FoR sALE-FINE LOT OVERLOOKING THE
To Crescent ST.: has small dwelling on which pays
taxes and SINAI" nitFf1 fYTR tfs A2f RfR5 81 S9'
au7-6t~ 1926 st. NV.
E'oR sALE-A VERY DESIRABLE Lot on Q
graded alley This lot is surrounded by some the
in she city chssg & an i'm
au3-2w
E0K sALE-LoTs-1oO BUILDING LOTS, 60x
e to e beSnT isS
sold in six months: price SI5 aIot apply to MARION
jAsPEk NJ JACKSON. ais 81 nw, washington 0'
au:}3m
INOR SALE-TWO FINE LOTS: SOUTHEAST;
grade extensive 6 views each 2Oxli5 to wide alley
50 To vide alley; only I5c. 18th St, near St, 50x
100. on grade side and rear alley; only lac Terms
TO suit Any OF above will be sIbdivded If desired,
and offer a rare opportunity for people Of moderate
means to speculate. Also. bargains northwest; Ap
ply directly to owner. Room 4. 1881 st. NV jy11-2m
E'OK SALE-GRAND OPPOR1UNITY-NEARLY
Il all OF square 6Il fronting 469 feet New York
ave and O1 feet 1st east running clean through
10 " ST. ABOUT $4,000 square IL, at Is cents Apply
to owners WELLER d REPErTI. 326 Pa. ave.
iy3O-lm
E'OR SALE-BY W. o. DENISON. REAL ESTATE
- Agent, S25 + ST. n. W. valuable Building Lots. in
Denison Leightons subdivision Of the Eslin Estate
Mt Pleasant and Pleasant Plains, full view of the
New National Park bordering Rock Creek.
voted for unanimously by the u. 3 Senate Call early
10 secure bargains. iy26- I'm
LNOR SALE ALL PARTIES HAVING UNIM-
sell at reasonable figures large tracts preferred
dispose of the same to WELLER Il REPETTI. 326
Pa ave- e-s-e. jy23-1m
I>OR SALE-A DESIRABLE BUILDING LOT,
ST. between 10th end 10th SITS. NV: 19x95 feet.
Will be sold low. THOS. j. MYERS,
INOR SALE-SUPERB PLOT OF GROUND COM
IL mandI ng a grand view of Washington and its en-
vrOns is offered for sale for few days fronts, 40
IT, on Prospect st. lSO IT. on Meridian 174 #
picket fence just north of Boundary side
of 18th ST. Look at ii. OWNER.
y1d Box 244. City P. o.
I.,OR SALE-TWO LOTS ON 22D ST, BETWEEN
I and N streets. 50 feet deep. suitable for two
small houses; street paved with concrete.
Lot on 10Th ST.. within square of scott circle "a
feet front by l2O feet deep elegant lot rstclass
several Lots on 18th st., near st.. at reasonable
prices.
Two Lots on 18th ST., near St, 25x11O; elegant
lots for frst-cass residence: Price reasonable.
jyl4-2m A. p BROWN. 1926 F st
i koma Park containing 10000 feet Of ground.
jy3-2In AUSTIN p. BROWN. 1926 F ST. NV
Evening star., 1886-08-11

from Norfolk, Va, says that Mrs. Jane Austin,
of this city, who, with her daughter, were pas
ship Decatur II. Miller, was stricken with par
alysis about O'Clock Sunday morning while
coming down the bay. DR.. Mcdowell, of Balti-
more, a passenger, attended her until Norfolk
was reached, when shewas placed in the care OF
Dr. Hy. Smith.