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Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1888-11-03
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
EPPS' COCOA.


"By thorough knowledge of the natural
laws which govern the operations of diges
ton and nutrition, and by careful applica-
ton of the properties of wellselected Cocoa.
Mr.. Epps has provided our breakfast tables
with delicately favored beverage which
may save us many heavy doctors bills. 1t
is by the judicious use OF snch articles of
diet that a constitution may be gradually
built up until strong enough to resist every
tendency to disease. Hundreds of subtle
maladies are floating around us ready to at.
tack wherever there is a weak point. We
may escape many a fatal shaft by keeping
ourselves wellfortified with pure blood and
a properly nourished frame.-CiUil Service
Gazette. Made simply with boiling water or
milk. Sold only IN tins, by Grocers, labeled
thus: JAMES EPPS d. co, Homo
pathic Chemists, London, England.
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1888-11-03
FOR VICE PRESIDENT,
ALLEN &. THURMAN.
or Ohio. H1 l'ts
FOR ELECTORS,

me Stdte GU Large. bG.I
ALBERT S. MARKS, of Franklin.
JOSIAH PATTERSON. of Shelby.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-07-27

coroner MESSENGER, OF New York, viii become
oeseryedly celebrated by his commitment OF the
secretary OF a bobtail car company on a charge
OF manslaughter. He holds that the death OF
pedestrian. who was killed through inattention on
the part OF the driver traceable TO the rule
tne company which requires drivers to divert
their attention from guiding their horses to col
iecting fares and doing other work within the
proper province OF conductor. on the
otner hand, police justice named Ford
nned two passengers one dollar each
Tor refusing to put their fares IN the box. In
The more important OF the latter cases. on which
test viii undoubtedly be made IL was shown that
the defendant male formal tender Of his fare to
the driver and also to another agent OF the CON-
pany, and that the latter accepted IL, but after
ward slipped the money back into the defendants
pocket. and then not only elected him from the
car but had him arrested. The fine was imposed
because the justice held that the offender had so
conducted himself as To invite a breach OF the
peace. Under the penal code OF the state It would
have been lawful to eject him by force,
because the New York courts have held that
The requirement TO deposit fares IN a box Is a
'"reasOnable regulation" OF a street railway COM
pany. But IL Is doubtful whether the magistrates
Course IN the case in justifyin the arrest and i'm
posing fine VIII stand In Washington the pro-
visions OF the charters under which the street
companies are doing business require In most, II
not ali eases the Use OF hrst-claSs cars with all
modern improvements for the convenience and
comfort OF passengers, and these are reasonably
supposed TO Include conductors. Washington has
no statute Ike that under which the New York
anti-bobtail crusaders fined and it is not be-
lieved that In this latitude the courts would pro-
nounce "reasonaDIe" regulation requiring every
man 70 serve as his own conductor. Certainly IL
could not be hid reasonable IL founded on a vio-
lation OF the company's charter.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-07-27

IL is 70 be hoped that the senate will not ex-
change its debate over the Canadian fisheries
treaty-no matter how far such debate may have
strayed from the actual merits OF the question
for a wrangle about what the President ought
now 10 do with the treaty order to save mis- own
dignity. 10 is doubtful whether Mr.. Cleveland
Will thank his friends at the other end OF the
avenue for counsel on this point. From the time
he stepped upoa the public stage he has been
rather noted for his faith his ability to manage
his OWE affairs and his impotence OF any re-
straint In such matters. His object lust now is
probably not so much 70 ind out what the
senators think OF him and his administration or
70 vfndicare his dignity as to learn whether they
prefer 70 ratify such a treaty as they have before
them or TO assume the responsibility for whatever
conseq fences follow its rejection
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-07-27

General Harrisons- speech to the Clay County
Delegation yesterday is open TO criticism on the
score Of Insufficient statement. After noting that
the tide OF immigration for labor is toward this
county and not away from It, he said: "The more
work there IS to be done In this country, the
higher the wages Will be paid for doing it." That
depends on circumstances. IL Is not alone the de-
mana for labor which regulates its price, but
the supply must be considered as well.
The facts 10 which Gen. Harrison calls atten-
ton, that the "gates OF Castle Garden swing in
ward, suggests the element OF the wage calcula-
ton which Is omitted In his statement The en-
trance gates OF Castle Garden may swing too
easily on their hinges for the good OF American
workingmen. Overcrowding the labor market
with cheap foreign workmen Will reduce wages as
effectively as a decrease Of the amount OF work.
The politicians OF both parties have too much re-
spect for the foreign or recently naturalized vote
to emphasize this point on the eve Of a
presidential election. But no protectionist at any
rate can consistently refuse TO save the American
labore- from the competition OF foreign cheap
labor In the shape OF flood OF Immigrants wlD
can I've on and Will work for almost nothing,
while insisting that the products Of American
labor shan be protected against the products of
this foreign cheap labor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-07-27

II is refreshing 20 fad eoroner's Jury ready. as
that one is which has Just rendered a verdict I'm
The case Of the Norfolk ana Western Railroad dis
aster 20 lay the blame for the affair just where it
belongs-on the shoulders OF the managers OF the
road The servants OF the company were given
orders TOO complicated to be understood, and the
jury consider that the persons who gave
the orders, rather than the persons who
tried TO execute them and made fatal
mess CT IL, are responsible for the disaster.
A part Of the credit OF this prompt action is un-
douotedly due 10 Railroad Commissioner Hill, who
visited the scene OF the accident and declared his
Intention TO stay there TILL the bad business was
safted thoroughly and the proper parties were
callol 10 account
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-07-27

Tlrst hoor.l
parasol, q which we have only one left. We
less. You VIII be surprised 1t the chespness Of
Navy Blue Plaid Parasoi. with cord and balls.
! Ecru Plsid Parssol. csrved.wood stick fin.
is6ed with cord and tsssels, reduced to 81.
frame; carved stick: flushed with cord and tss-
e. s Eeauced S 20 $50; -, 18th. -
f.Isy carved stick. cord and tssseis black 1 and
gold stripes Reduced to so.
French 3, Blue ss,i5 Pa,asol PARAGON frame.
black satin Parasol. trimmed with 4-ipcb
Mourn ns siif PaTs:ol, trimmed WITH with finch
crepe fringe. fancy back stick. reduced to
10 appreciate the cheapness of these it is nee
oseary to see them. 40 in some instances the
price 2 cut in half. So it is with other mer.
Grand a0 siesr.ne. al. in Boy. p.p.rtm.p.
waiss must be sold. md to accomplish this pur-
pose by saturday noon We gladly mark them
st sSfssord,nay Low prices
waists IN plain White and fancy Injured. slishtlv
soiied. excellsnt qualities, some are at hail.
7Boy's Atwood Jersey waists in NAVY ssfn ma.
sea- Brown and Cream. sizes 20 and 80 In.
Pssrs soys ia:n Kn.. Pant.
;1d plain oso .an. ssSs Is 3 10 H. ID and
8 Buys Fine Atwood Flannel shirt Waists
= Navy Blue and olive Gresn. Sises s. and
s Sos S.g ma iSs ssss and Ben ss:
Rsducsd % q 20 each: =
BEEN cold. MAde Of stesl-gray serse half hned
bies ye.rn Reduced 20 e175.
Boys Fine Norfolk Suita. in Cneuimer>
esus sad Corduroy linsd and unlined. suitshie
tor early fall school wear Sises q, 8, and M
ro2. Hsduceo g ~. 30 Per suit
SAecksd CaessnesA Mn years. extra valuA
WOODWARD : LoruRop.
Ca 11th I'D -. nv.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-07-27

Contests OF speed in the use OF tile type.write,
are not new, but they are always interesting, be.
cause this mechanical device has come 10 be
recognized as nearly an essential accessory OF once
work None but an enthusiast would have
dreamed. when the machines were first introduced
70 general notice dozen years ago, In the some.
what eunorous form which the earlier samples
wore. that even an expert would one day be able
10 wnte at the rate OF more than ninety-six word.
minute with IL, as was done at Cincinnati yes
terday- This Is about As fast as the average
human tongue talks Ths need Of stenographic
machines becomes less urgent as the ability OF the
ordinary typewriter 10 record speech In correctly
spelled words Increases
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-07-27
The BARGAIN Or BAReA1ss.

265 DOZENS WARRANTED PURE SILK MITTs
AND GLOVES, WORTH FROM 500 TO 81 PAIR
FOR csc. PAIR.
The lot comprises no less than seventeen diHeren,
styles OF Silk Mtts and Gloves principally Black but
We have nearly 90 dozens evening and street shades
We bought the stock just Il stood and paid e. rs
dozen for them. Take your choice for 25c . pair
You'll find the stock tomorrow on large table near
door of No. lilo Pennsylvania avenue. Long Blach
SILK Gloves and Mitts worth 81 . pair will be there
not ones and two's. but dozens of them.
Need we writei Call early.
Store opens T. m. sharp.
Store closes p. m. sharp
u No restriction to quantities unless We srs
persuaded you are purchasing for another store.
THE PALAlS ROYAL.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-07-27
Srook-rAK1Na BEerss SATURDAY,
WOODWARD & LOTHROP,
Cor. 18th and + sits

NOON.
We sre exertine every effort to clear out our
Remnants" and odds and Ends" completely
on Friday. and will succeed If a low price be any
jnducement. You will find Bargains" in every
department quantities of goods being marked
at fraction of their usual selling price. Just
what wish to sell before Saturday noon will
60 for less than ever before.
We rehearse few # the more important re-
auctions recently made.
Fancy Lace Checked Lawns reduced to sc. per
yard
Fine Conc Pattern Curtain scrim reduced to
Window Shades reduced TO o5. so. and Csc
each. Thes are at half and less Il an half price
Strives and figures reduced to i5c. per yard.
Figured Chailies in three patterns, in two or
three colorings each, reduced TO l21sc. per yard.
The "odd" laps and hanks OF our Zephyrs
Worsteds. Yarns. &c. are being offered at next
to-nothing prices.
Children's Dresses Reduced.-7 Children's
bingham Suits to be worn with guimpes; sizes
3, and years, reduced to 7Sc; each
g years reduced to 81 rs,
"Odd Lot" Of Jerseys.-Eishteen Jerseys we
II Ladies' fine AllWooi Jerseys. in black,
navy, seal and cardinal, sizes 81. "a and 3S. re-
.7I.dies' Black Fine Imported Jerseys per,
NEWMARKETS-2 Ladies' Light weight
Checked Cloth Newmarkets, with Capes subject
to slight imPrrfections; sizes 80 and SO.
Reduced to &3 rs each.
Ladies' Silver-gray Mohair listers; sizes
80, AZ and A. Reduced TO 81. so each.
LADIt s. SUITS-1 Pongee Silk Suit, stylishly
made and trimmed: size So Reduced to $500
] Ladies' Cream Flannel suit neatly made
and trimmed slightly soiled; size SO. Reduced
to o15.
Third ioor)
"ODD SIZES IN GLOVES-Excellent oppor-
tunity for ladies with small hands.
3 Pairs Ladies' six button-length Grey ALL
Silk Jersey Gloves, embroidered backs; sizes
81 and g. Reduced to 5Oc. per pair.
II Pairs Ladies' S-5utton-length All-Silk Jer-
sey Gloves, II. white and cream; sizes . and 81.
Reduced to Toe. per pair.
Pairs Ladies' S-button- length Black All-Silk
Gloves, embroidered tops sizes 5& and g.
Reduced to 81. 90 per pair.
(Tirst hoor)
Nine lots Of Handkerchiefs to 20 before Satur-
day noon, at greatly reduced or 'remnant'
prices After the successful sale of a certain line
Of Handkerchiefs we always let the rem aiming
Few go az reduced price For lack Of space We
following:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-07-27

Persons leaving the city for any length Of time
can nave TEE STAR mailed regularly 20 any address
and for any period they may desire
Aa orders for The paper By mail must be
oeeor1pontsd by he nloney,-at the rate OF fifteen
cents week, or nifty cents per month, unless
sent 70 q foreign country, when the price. inciud-
ing Postage. is so cents per month.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-07-27
Busr As Beavers.

duh season in an unknown quantity In our
house.-others grumble at the dsarth Of bust
ness.-complain of sluggish trade, and try in
vain to find plausible excuses therefor.-we
have no time to speculate on causes--we have
no cause to speculate-we are busy all the
time-why this diferences-There's no
magic in our name to conjure crowda-yet
crowds do come.--and keep on comins.-snd
coming. buy.-and Keep us always tusy.-
There's but one explanation TO ofer.-and
that is-the people come here because
they can always fnd Just what they
wsnt.-in variety large enough to suit every
taste-snd ct prices that place u beyond the
reach of oompetition-we acknowledge no
ccmpetition.-our eoods give sstsfaction-
and our prices are eloquent in their Silence
They tell the story better than Words
Words are but waves Of sound-and count
for nothing unless backed up by solid facta-
We are too Jealous Of our reputation to makes
statement tina. we cannot prove.-rhe people
have learned to distinguish between the state
ments contained in our advertisements-and
those Of irresponsible parties who, having no
incentive to Kew close TO tbs line"--indulss
in sensationalism are the reasons
why we are busy a. beavers all the time
sAKs AND COMPANY.
Tomorrow viii bs Q big day with us--ws
know it by the steady rush we've had every day
this Observation-Disclosures people have spread
the good news that we are Offering exceptional
values now in every Department Of our
House.-our Gents Furnishing Department
never showed such valuss-sterlins honest
bargains-in Underwear--HalfH ose-Neck-
wear and other small wares 40 can be found
here now-our Shoe Department il beating
all records-both in the values offered and in
business being done-crQVded every day
Our Hat Department isn't a whit behind
Bargains bristle all around-lt were useless
to mention one - because we can't par
tIcularize without sighting the others
Everything is going at big bargain
prices now. Our Boys Clothing Department is
the Grand Central Depot for Summer Bar.
gains-come in tomorrow and see the crowds
of youngsters that well cater for and send away
rejoicing-our Mems Clothing Departmsnt-
well-thines ere - humming here-
Zephyr-weight Summer Garments have the call
Just now-and we're selling them lively-we
are Headquarters for Summer Garments. suchas
MISUNDERSTANDING - Pom
rges-hpacas-Nun's Cloths
Twills and Chevioteens Come In and zee them
and note our prices.
Tomorrow will be big day Sure
7E CLOSE AT p. NJ, SATURDAYS EXCEPTED
SAKS AND COMPANY.
crvrDrr cTprrr AMI Nrspurr ep.ou
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Young Mr.. Dodge's escapade with his fair circus
r'oer IS the latest OF long series which must have
pretty hearly worn out the patience OF newspaper
reaaeS III ne VIII settle down now TO sharing his
vife's professional labors In the character Of
clown, the best wishes OF everybody win 90 with
him for his success IN 50 congenial an occupat,on
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Adyerrtser~

- Eerve their own purpose best, and az the same
sreatiy accommodate The STAR II they viii send
~ oeiore noon tomorrow their announcements for
large edition OF Saturdays paper the forms
snien must be sent TO press much esriier thaa on
1s0zher nve days of the week.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-07-27

senator Edmunds has found his voice again
since the republican national convention has
named a candidate who pleases him. HIS eu,ogv
OF General Harrison at Burlington yesterday. and
MS conformation OF Mr.. Cleveland ana Minister
Phelps show that his long abstinence from SUNNI
speaking has not wiped cut his memory OF how
the thing Is done
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-07-27
NV GOoDs Foa LADIES.

RIBBONS
500 pieces 10-inch Moirs sssh Crown and Ottoman
edge, colors. White. Cream. Black, Light BluA Pink
Cardinal. Garnet, Navy. Pistacha Mahogany. Yellow.
Lavender. &c., Use. worth CSC.
900 pieces narfowee Ribbons to match above. No.
for 12c No. for 15c, No for 17c. No. IL for lee.
ayard Five cents yard below prsvsilins pricss for
these Ribbons
UNDERWEAR
rs Dozen Hand Embroidered French Chemises 6s
cts. each; - good - those formerly sold Ut 81
CORsEIa
Thomsons corssss for 7sc. each. worth q and
s1.25.
FANS
The leaf" shape Fans best euslty SATIN In al
colcrs: finely hand-painted; embossed stacks.
SHOES
- quality Ladies' Button Booss. in al sizes and
widths, for IS.
% so quality Patent Leather Oxford Tiss. for sa25
AOOnstons Lace Pins. Pausy SHAPE With Diamond
Center. CSC. quality for Csc esch.
SILK VESTS.
81 quality Ribbed silk Vests. for $50 esch, Blue.
Pink. Cardinal. Lavender, Flesh, White. Cream.
HOSIERY.
SOC. quality Fancy and Hair-Line Striped Hose for
2oc. Combination Of Blues and White. Browns and
White. States and White.
CSC quality Black Hose. with Split Feet and Tops.
Blue Lavender. Yellow. Cherry, Green's. Blues
Browns, Tans. &C. only Csc. pair.
INFANTS CAPS.
Oue case Oh nend-made french Cepe-oamplee, every
one diferent-from 30 to CSC. Caps worth ~. so in
the lot.
NURSES APRONS.
Csc quality India Linen Aprons for 19c.
NEW PARASOLS
52 samples closed out from importer, at half
FALL JERSEYS.
The new styles are here Jerseys to button at the
back. Eleven new styles Black Braided and Beaded
Jerseys New shades in colored Jerseys See the new
Blue.
NEW GLOVES
Wash Leather MousQuetaires- finest quality chamois
skin. Wash like linen: only 75c. pair.
THE PALAIS ROYAL.
(See below
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ToR SATURDAY. yULT 9ezn

We briefly refer bslow 70 the many bsrssins secured
By our buyers this week IN New YORK. md direct ~.
cisl attention to he greet sale Of 25e Cloves asking
you not Of what seem and not to dis
believe what sounds too good to BE- true
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-07-27
New GooDs Fon MEN.

See space for Handkerchiefs in lower half Of this
column. and window display corner Of letA street
and the Avenue for other good bargains
THE PALAIs ROYAL
fo>A
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-07-27
FOR RENT-ROOMS.


II somely furnished large, cool rooms; with small
room .ss.sses no, and sea water: Also Other rooms
Square. N27-As
IHoR RENTITHREE UNFURNIsHFD ROOMS:
p rent ss ss S fsrs; without children Asps ss:sr
IvoR kENT-AN ELEGANTLY FURNISHED ROOM
en- st nOOr' n5ssi.r, ss.Ts II house sl.e
room: windows. "a door; one minute 10 parf
psss door cars Ss
quiet. b2s-3ts
IloR REMITTANCE UNFURNIsHED ROOMS on
ssSO5d and thru Moor or S be handsomely fur
rsaasra Inquire Sis 9TH 81. bet and 8 sss NV.
TNOR RENTING NEWLY FURNISHED FRONT
folding beds folding washs,and' &c in neg
each references. xddres. BOZ 1856 Star ONCE na7,st
ISOR RENT-sEvERAL GENTLEMEN CAN FIND
II very pl asant furnished rooms where there
Other her. rSsmers 1925 st NV; reference exchanged
Tor RENT.-l2l3 H ST, NICELY FURNISHED
y psrior and bsdroom on nst hoor: also .insls
| front and ali modern improvementa jy27-3t'
EOR RENT-AT 1909 h 81. n. W, NEWLY FUR
n,.ssS rooms in new houses clean. 92iss and
EVOR RENT-LARGE AND ELEGANT COMMUNE
.aa s .aa ss %
IIoR RENT-UNFURNIsHED SECOND STORY:
i large airy rooms gas and water; new house. ls.6
IToR RENT : lOOe 1lTH ST. NV TWO FUR
- nished rooms. single or en- suite. to quiet parties
EOR RENT-THREE LARGE NICELY-FUR-
Il nfshed Rooms On second door; bathroom on same
aoor; rentow to parties without children. Apply at
For RENT-THREE UNFURNIsHEp Rooms,
cs AN from ESQ in nfs
FOR RENT-FIvE FURNISHED ROOMS FOR
housekeeping east and south fronts wide parking;
rood neireorhood' on line Of carr co9 and my slo
's Sg aSssh' ss ss4 is,s T. ai. .st..
EoR RENT UNFURNIsHED FLOORS AND
y rooms; furnished If desired Location central
hOu; e II perfect order as st. nv" 0ppU:ss pen
Tor RENT-4l6 9Th ST. n. W.. LARGE ROOMS
y comm uncatips. or single. cool and newly
Tor RENT-l0la 18th ST n. W. CHEERFUL
furnished rooms good table board: transients &C
Tor RENT-LAR0E FURNISHED FRONT ROOMS
y with al conveniences. st. cars half square; rent
for one %. and two "a peg month 152 Gale St
n. g. ,y25-3ts
u third floors; communicating rooms; house with
attic bay windows; third floor good location herdics
and cars half square; good table Furnished or un-
ave- ne. jy25-3ts
EoR REMITTANCE FRONT ROOM, SUITABLE
for workshop store also large yard with entrance
front and rear terms reasonable. 921 St n W. 25-3'
EoR RENT-l3l5 MASS. AVE. n. W., VERY DE-
with large closets and alcoves for the summer per-
manently; private family. jyl6-2w'
TrOR RENT-BEAUTIFUL COOL SUMNER ROOMS
u IN private family large double corner house, south
and east front; references required 1l0l st. n.
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CAMUEL HOWARD, CELEBRATED CATERFR
- and American Freuch Cook, ten year, g NORM.
leya Chief Cook Js6ereon Club. has Opened 310S-5
st. add " prepared 70 6x1t-cnnU Mea11 g
shortesi notice 70 any part Of city. jy30-6fs
ARGL COOL AND NEWLY FURNUHTD
~ koomas with Board single o. q1-sutfe; sCstcfly
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-07-27
SPECIALTIES.

CRAYoN PoRTRAITs FOR GOOD WORK AND
~ artistic nnlsh call on address n. BENTLI
Smith. artist. $40 Mas. ave DIfhcult vork spsc-
ialty. clubs now forming 81 per week. h2o-tw
w Mental and spinal disease ovsrisa and Utsr1ns
troubles iar.y.as. scistsca. chors.. Az Hair ~
es Sis-,m. p CO. len s q n cor
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WANTED--BOARD.

WANTED-BOARD WITHIN SHORT DRIVE OF
w city; high and shady place for gentleman; serv-
ant horse and buggy, till November 1: private family
preferred. Address q, 943 b st. NV. jy26-2s
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-07-27

IN 0TKKR PARBON4 DKNTWx, 0TH q. cor
~ pa ma. Gold aud AnalGzm XkliEgs ssoeGisl.
s1n.; $3.50 tssss svsas sss1nSI1 I'D iss1sssS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-07-27

SToRAGE FOR RENT-sToRA0E AT REAsoNA-
- bic rates. J.F. MANNING
jy26-1w 1920 Pa ave. NV.
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FOR RENT-FLATS.

IrOR RENT - FLATS FIVE UNFURNIsH
II Rooms and Bath. POPS 14th st NV iy27-4t