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THE new NAVY.
seesesary Whitney.s Hecemmenaasion
.Aepaese1tatiye MeAdo9 Thimk
.emstatng VIII De nene the Csnins

@ssetag Nill De nene the Csning
AZ eHhrt win be made to get Congress this
session 70 start the construction of o new navy.
49, ssu,esssS Whitaey viii make some very prac-
.ai demonstrations upon the subject and q
,sa.se number OF members of Congress are be-
neseo te De In favor or more liberal appropria-
lions ZOE the purpose. The Secretary has not
.sAaee himself Of the appropriations made for
Two new cruisers by the last Congress, because
ne Iallea 10 get plans submitted which he could
approve' ana which, at the same time, came
WITHIN the provisions of the bill. But it is
sin =, that he will get permission of Congress
the yssssis greater discretion as to the style Of
most active members Of The naval affairs com.
s, lssse f9 the last House, and is spoken of to
saecees Mt Cox as it's chairman this Congress,
S =. tne navy this winter. The policy will be to
scnssdnet iast cruisers, we'll arlored and
Thess T ~ gaas Of s,sat psnstralng power
0nil9, apd he says that before the four years OF
nave en"nah a. administration are up We will
for an as8agn OF them to form good foundation
,ongss saSn9pe. ioa! these old wooden hulks any
,s,nssta, ne says. eve have been patching and
g tioas TIE oficefs and mem. Now 's we e can't
strat men nh any longer 1t is not safe to con-
To Sre ss we sys not hsa
tne pig European vessels have been given a
t,a nay be found that they possess defects
Luz Luat W0nid render them useless. But the feet
,i.fIe cruisers are bound to be good, and I
DsseTe tney are the most reliable YES
sels ZOE modern warfare. Congress will
an na o, several Of these this session. think
ana VIII toiiow them up with others very rapid
y. Think 1t will be the policy to have the con
s5rHf.l9n aoHs BY the IN the navy
better the work on the Chicago, Boston, and At
lanta Is progressing since the department has
taken them In hand. The Brooklyn and
Norfolk Yards WIN probably be the
Two principal places or Construction.
me Brooklyn yard is probably the best for this
purpose. a certain class Of work would prob
ably ee done in the Washington yard, too. 1
think Congress will decide upon this, and the
yards Will be fitted up. There is some talk of
opening the League Island yard again, and 1
guess that will be done.''
but one OF the Most Important questions is"
ne continued, " that of making good guns with
which 70 arm the vessels when they are built.
The ordnance committee will make q very In
terestlng report on this subject, and some action
VIII De faksn TO supply us with guns equal to
those made in Europe
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-11-25

AN Ex-PosTMAsTER ARRAIGNED-Col Thos.
Say lor, ex-postmaster at East Sagin nav, was ar
Mich, yesterday, the Indictment charging thai
he put I'm false vouchers for 81 900 la excess OF
tpe true amount His successor, William q.
Gage, "a accused of q similar offense but has not
yet appeared for an arraignment, Col. Saylor
was released on $4,000 bail, and his case viii
oe Gonnnaea until the mex. term The statute
put the district attorney says the government
has civil claims against Col sayior for %, 700,
which he collected by means Of fraudulent
vouchers and renting new stalls In the poat
ONCE building. The ex-postmaster feels quite
easy over the charge, claiming that IL h an old
eminent.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-11-25
The New Assistant superintendent of
the Tr eASury

Mr.. John H. Walsh, of Albany, N. Y, will
succeed Mr.. Van Rensselaer, as assistant super
intendent of the Treasury on the LIST prox. Mr..
Walsh is at present foreman of the Treas
cabinet shop. The assistant superintendent
purchases all the carpets, furniture and other
made in the office for the purpose of securing
the services of practical mechanic. Mr..
Walsh's appointment is probationary.
The Pension Office Report.
The report of the commissioner Of pensions,
Gen. Black, will be given to the press this even
ing 1t will show q decrease in the number of
new pension eases granted and the settlement
of a large number that have been before the
office for some time, and upon which action
has been DELAYED.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-11-25
rhsak.x,vins Fer Cuerks.
REPUsLiCAss sISEk CEsrIr,cArss
Decisisn Of the Caurt tn the Cineisu ssa
6euatariai EteetiN,ss.

GINcINsATt Nav. f5.-The circuit court "a
noun to-day delivered opinions in the uanda-
mus case brought by the ropna team dstes
for senators from Hamilton county to cuinpa
the canyassing board to issue To them certih-
Gates 6f election.
The court grants the prayer aud directs the
clerk 10 ISSUE certificates OF election 10 the u,
publican candidates
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I'd EDITION .
Latest kilograms to The Star.
POPE LEo.s EscrcLIcAL.

FVFE LEO'S ENCYELICAL.
Interesting Extracts from the Anthem
tic franslation into EnS1lsh.
bALTIkoRE, Nov. 25.-The first full and esa-
tnentic translation into English of Leo KITS
encyciical On the Christian constitution Of
rom . appears ass very different in its i s
c,i instead Of condemning in any way modern
Do hih In states as theyxst g
POpe MSniy approves OF all real progress ana
%b sne po.icy pursued by the late Plus ix.
er9 civilization as atheistic ano pagan. In
2r nsr 20 show this few extracts viii sufnee.
Hseer S eGnfpemning anarchsln and lawessness,
ina1 iEe ssSgh h. :hs Catholic
SO long as it has nothing re re- to Catholic
aged 70 preserve the state in the best condition.
the the, goyernment; for At certain times and
participation may appertain, not only to
Citizens as Moreover there is no Just cause
inimieal to that liberty which is
judges it not lawful that the .r Various kinds Of
divine worship should have the same Fight as
the true religion, still 1t does not therefore con-
sake Of acquiring sorne great good or prevent
ing some great i'll, patiently bear with man.
r nsS and 10. customs g that each kind of
deed, the church is wont diligently to
III ake i meg that no one be compelled Against E
similar reason the church cannot approve Of
that liberty which generates contempt Of the
most sacred laws Of God and puts away the
license rather than liberty. On the other hand
that liberty is natural ana to Be sought which,
the ipd Il eonsde sefrz in NOT Feiat hsn
be slaves OF errors and evil desires, the
worst Of masters; if in relation to the states i
ulty Of augmenting public advantages and de-
tends the public Interest from alien rule. This
biaIneiess liberty worthy Of man the church APP
the people - -
ah ns e. what they say that TIE easrsh !:
ton Of these times has brought forth IS IN ihane
opinion It indeed rspndiates; it repfeyes the
habit Of mind in which the beginnings Of a vol:
untary departing FROM God are visible.
- Whatever may happen to extend
the range OF knowledge, the Church will always
is her wont in the case Of other departments Of
knowledge, studfously encourage and promote
those also which are concerned with the In
vestigation of nature, in which studies, If the
opposition. She nights not against the search
of life-nay. very foe to inertness and sloth,
she earnestly wishes that the talents Of men
shNud By being cultivated and exercised bear
After quoting the action of Catholics in former
times, even under the Roman empire, the pope
continues to exhort the faithful to renewed Ell
forts in the political world. .'For Catholics,
indeed, as many as are worthy of
to be, and to be willing to be regarded as
most loving sons of the church; whatsoever is
inconsistent with this good report, without hesi-
far as honestly can be to the advantage OF truth
aud justice; to labor that liberty Of action shall
not transgress the bounds ordained by the law
OF nature and Of God so to work that the whole
of public life shall be transformed into as we
have called 1t, Christian image and likeness"
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A Heavy snow Ss0rm.
FALL OF TWO FEET REPORTED In NoRrHxsN
PEEESYLyANIA

Snow fell In eastern New York and PennsyL
vania and as far south as Westminster, Md, on
Monday and yesterday. In the coal region OF
northern Pennsylvania the storm was the hesy.
lest known in years, railroad travel being In
terrupted and many collieries being compeIlea
TO suspend operations. Reports received at Nj.
Carmel from heighboring towns show that ID
Inches OF snow fell In some places At Lock
continued last night. Two feet of snow nell st
Wiiliamsport, At Westminster, Nd, the fall
amounted to six inches. Telegraph Wire
along the Reading railroad are reported broken
down.
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A SERIOUS Ra.or-Cutting Case.

NEW LAW NEEDED IN THIS DISTRICT.
The case of William Robinson, colored
charged with assault and battery with intent
to kill Charles Bird on the evening of septem-
Der Goth last, was called for trial in the Police
Court THIS morning, and Mr.. Darlington, for
the prisoner, entered a plea of mot guilty
Mr.; Thomas appeared for the prosecution.
fed tha the 81 had
trouble with boy, and Robinson took the
boys part: Robinson, he said, got razor and
the goth witness met Robinson at church, and
together: Witness said he afterwards got angry
cents to buy cigarettes with and he spent the
money. Later In the evening he met Robinson,
who was with q lady. They had some words.
him ia the stomach. Witness knocked de-
PENDANT down, and defendant then pulled wit
ss the 81 and
- OF are you dead 2" Witness remained
quiet until defendant left, when he cried "mur-
Dr. Henderson testified to the nature of Birds
Basil holland, icolored, testified that he heard
Robinson threaten to xiii Bird, and saw him
with razor in his hand.
Thomas, w. Chase testified to hearing Bird
s table. m0l'er' ana 70 finding MIN lying on the
The Judge in disposing of the case said that as
the deienoant was charged on q warrant the
fortunately, we have no law specially punish
ing ReEsans for nsing weapons, as theX have in
is very much needed in this city. The case was
sent to the grand juryI bonds $500.
Mr.. vErHMEYER's CLAIM FOR DAMAGES DE.
ses IT shs
sa hs
ages, alleging that on the 18th OF October, 1882.
he had been run over on the edge Of the city By
2 9 Aa9 2. train and SO injured as TO require
the amputation Of one leg. 1t appeared In cyl.
dence that freight train passing along the
but IL stbpped. He then attempted to climb on
and one q his Legs wan 50 crushed as 10 require
had ags
ana that the plaintiff could not recover dam
sgea Lls Jury thereupon found verdict fo'
FOB THE NIGHr LoDGINq HdUsE.-Mr: A.
hE99eI!ey eends $40 70 fAF SeAR for the nighl
JOGGING honse. From WIN. Thompson, per )
"A PgsrAL CLERK SUES ron $15, OOo.-Wm
=. =; MSM,e e postal elerk, who was ln1nrea Z
snss,d e 81 FonrMlle run some monsns aSo
| the y . p. thu A. e, the W. and A. and ths
Va "a raairoads TO recover $15, 900 on account
i :nAMQn OF TIE THERMoNErER.-Ihe oiiow
.ns wesS me readings &c the signal ONCE 09ay
! Sda In, 49, am: 1885, II I'M, 4o;S p.'n'
fo.s. ssxln4aM. ZIG. Minimum, sAA
/ at 1890 o'clock to-day boy PANIED Link
sToes9f blaytns u tho room q Mary smith, g
sad .as 9q sss ana na RI s sssss 81
ses sSs Pf By 6ss SS %
~ xata lQss Qt $40.
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Uneventful Hand.Shakfng.
THE PRESIDENTS DAILY EXERCISE DISTURB


The President just before the reception this
afternoon received in the red parlor Mr. J..
Federico Gilmore, the Peruvian minister, Mr..
and Mrs. Albert Thieriot and Mr.. and Mrs. 1.
M. Munoz of New York. He then proceeded to
the east room, which was fairly filled with WISH
tors. The customary Misunderstanding ceremony
was performed without Interruption or any
unusual occurrence.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-11-25
The Courts.

COURT IN GENERAL TERM.
Yesterday, Letzorda Augarcia de Ia Rua agt
Secretary Of State; application for mandamul
argued and submitted.
CIRCUIT COURT, No. 17-Ja9Qe Or
~, Yesterday e p veihmsyer sgh RAtiWGts and
new trial flied. Mades agt I. F. Miiis; deisnd
an. called, and Judgment ..,. ,...-... =.
ihf HEX ss . ssf bsss e ssss
ye g1seIIr c asss5 NJ No. Soi%s ,;s
trict Of c cpl1mbia; verdict Tor pisintiH rs Is.
$l,937 81. with Interest. .,..,,...s :.
hearing
Equity CoURr-tsdgs HaSnsr.
Yesterday, Randolph agt. Fox; amount op
restraining order paid TO compiainank isss
and cause aabn a d.n' a'"s'' '''''aa''
Col. LAzELLE, who is one OF the tw0 oilioas
to represent the U. 8. army at the military ma
neuvres in India next January, arrived here
Yesterday and received his instructionA ffo5a
Adj. Gen. Drum. He LETT to-day fof New York.
he will be joined there by Capt Mills, the
officer who is to accSmRany him aRS they VII
reaching the IsthInns or Suez they viii become
the guests Of the British offiEers, Who WIN meet
all their expenses from that point :.
PROCEEDS OF THE SALE OF HowoArK'e
PRoPERrY.-Mr. Randolph Coyle has, % trps
tee in the civil cases OF United states agk How.
gate, turned over TO the gofernneit eao,.
O45.64. proceeds Of the ptorerty cold,
JOE EMxEr HAS DxLIRIUM rREMEMs-Jo>
Emmet, the actor, is on another spree. He wa
taken to the Bellevue hospital u New Yori
last night. His company q atranded ut Allen
town, Pa, where Emmett allied u kpsp bis en-
gagement 70 appear on MOnday night Or
Saturday night the company SappeQttd at Eas
ton, but Emmett was SO drunk that he gave
poor performance and interfered with the worl
Of the other ACTORS. There was 2 large eale o
| seats at Allentown and great crowd haS
| gathered in tho Academy Of Music when Is,
announcement Was made thaA "a aegDsnt Q
Emmet being on g spree there would - no Per
| f0finance. The crowd eaFe vent - 10 teeli6S
sy hiissieg xisGsSn'sly; f ksst sHefalf ERMs
suffering With deler!uW tEeMeAA
/ THE BBLl-QRAERABaH TStpR40nn CAS-
pany VI fhs PsoIldV lDEa 1ba10tl 36iElkSx
company is to come Before the o. 8. otrcui
court at Syracuse, Jadge Wallace preeldiug. q
Saturday next upon fttpulQti0n -h4 nth ~
tieS Tor the eeope0ing 81. tho debt3t Ira ~ u
mission Into tie en1e Of TIE nv tg1)1 Nv {
support q the pnwbapGh t2e1n4, 11t1S
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-11-25

The New York Stock Market.
The following the opening and 2:45 pm. price,
Of the New YORK Stock market today, reported oy
special wire TO H. II. Dodge. 550 18th street:
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-. eteslfng 10 Nors Tseahle.
IT. lEAyoRA1f peNED coy. 4ILI's 1Iena =

Dt6PLACE HIN.
The trenhle 81 n. stsrliRs. the Rrooki1h
ssutlemsu uhe Uss sRpotatsd By Ooiiectul
HIDDEN . .vsigher IN the New fogk eueteG
"a e6d. Hs Wa appoiatsd Dc othsr a. g
Coz. HIN pers vsrdsu Of New Fork 70 snsepsl
!xss 4A4sHn Yesseraay "a; steriieg YSst D
hli desk. but ~, 1ISfAn Eel4aea e Qve aP
& ss 81 ssssse ses'js IS ts :: 81 "a
sss sssSs a ssSnS 3 IL & ain So g.
sSs e1s Sss "a: sfyea s9eaSsSnis s ~ -
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"A 4 SsaiA4 ~ g ase9psDsx Isasasalff p
MI J: 81 4: !: /; VI ];
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40, Rsy. M k k a "a scSidsF. q 81
ga e HATTIE T. 'oSH q LUZ Rs'S nv s
:. S =. ss5E 4. e Jss1sag 70 M
Rssx, T. sgaS z; 9plS % hs SkILIH Kelly.
ss ssta G! ]: 49,: 's:i
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-11-25
PaEslDSNrIAL rcsrnAsrsns.
sy the Pressssus rs-aay

Tbs President to-day appointed ths tolleYins-
named prssidsntial postmasterx Edyera ".
Porter, q Joplin, No., vice Nssthsv w. ssaf
sord, commission expired, lss. & he0se -
Paris, No.. vice j. p. Hoidsvorth, eomnisssee
expired; D. wilmot SCOTT q, aasenA, ih., vice ..
en- pfSy sISe 'San h Mssss. . q
Lloyd LEASE. at Tfmh, o., vice p.is 8 E9EkE
suspended; WIN. Il. Canon, at Merrill, VII,
Nlsf Spencer Milsy, sssPsndes' RoSefs = &c
resigned: Frank White, al xurfrees6oro, MIA,
vice Reese n. Henderson. resieaed.
Thanksgiving For CLERKS
The clerks In the War and Navy departments
were paid of today, and those who wished u In
the state department received their pay. SEQ
rstasy whitney allowed all the employees u
Of the Navy Departmept tp 70 home 81 halls
past O'clock, and offered 70 give all. Who
wished IL thanksgiving turkey. Chief Clerk
h9fg was busy this afternoon issuing checks
10 the employees, on which was printed
NAVY DEpARrNESr,
WAsHINGroN. November 10, 1855
The secondary Of the Navy has arranged 70
deliver Thanksgiving turkey to suy object
pr empioye of the department who will Nv all Of
By direction of the Secretary.
j. W. HeeG, Chief Clerk.
Each check when countersigned WAS good fDe
3 turkey at Commission house on Luuisisns
aventie where the Secrctary's private secretnrV
WAS stationed 70 deiiyel the fowls.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-11-25

A PRTsoHRR 10 BK BROUGHT INfo OouRr
As A JURoR.-Prior TO the failure Of William
Heath, the broker, who is now In Jail In New
York, he was selected as y member Of Q sheri6rs
jury TO try Q case of habitual drunkenness
Donsiderable evidence had been taken In the
case and 1t each hearing tieath ives present
OF bis being in jail ia default Of 05b0, eco hsj,
ip the suit brought by g. F, Morosini. and the
TO that efIect was procured nom . Judge Of tbs
supreme court One OF the lawyers refused VI
proceed In the case In the absence Of Heath, and
have 70 be staid until Heath could appear, end
Friday afternoon, Judge bonohue. Who yrsntSd
Older requiring the sheriff 70 produx Hecah ID
court oh Friday In order that he may act = 3
Cuent session OF tue hearing until ccs;ci61e1.
shouid Hesth be In the shertfs care % toag.
veleptine LQeves New. York hrsw~. -
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PoLICEMEN FINED
Transfers Of Real Rstate.

Deeds in fee have been filed as follows: John
w. Haislup to James Lingenielter, sub. lot SO,
So 400; 81, QUO. Hugh McCaffrey to Maria F.
&: Howe, lot SO, sub. 50. POS; 90, 500. susan J.
Pitcher to Susan P. Okie, lots 4S aud 10, 50.
Ill; 81 900. Eleanor Kssner to J. A. Schae-
Kissner, same property; g.. Armand Jardin
to Harriet l. Coyie, pt. sab; u. 50. 169; S7,77T.
Annie Mckee to w; F; Holtzman, sub. lot Q.
Devine, $. pit. 80, So. 56s; $4,000 q. F. APP
plebJ TO Buchanan Beale, lot 8. 50. 75s; $500.
4 f fa t. sarsm pS An sSSo
pit. Is. so. 1O1: 81 200. n. c. Meles tn Ellen
n. Roberts, lots II and ID, g. 88i; S1 ,854. 80.
10, SO. 1O4; 81 200. S. Cross ct al, assignees,
to g. j. Muller, lots g. 15 aud 16, 50. 600;
S3,156.49. John Ridout. trustee, 70 Harriet
Metzger to Emma G. Cooke, same property;
$4,000. Isabel McCrsery to Maria P. Bsfstow,
sub. lot AZ, SO. 115; S5, 1000. Thos. Kirby to c.
S. CLANCY and Joseph Forrest, lots 1, 3, 8 and
"a, so. 1885, $4,000,
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three heavy washouts between Point Pleasant
City and Seaside Park, on the Philadelphia and
Long Branch division of the PENNSYLVANIA rail-
Toms river. Traffic is suspended, and passeli-
gers to and from Philadelphia are carried via
tides of last night and this morning did little
damage. The concrete walls of the Octagon
house, at Seabright, erected last year at y cost
Of $4,000, were knocked completely TO pieces
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-11-25

BALTIMORE. Nd. November 25-virzinfa skies
consolidated SD; pastdue coupons, 69la: new ten.
fOrties, SO; new thraee 60 bid to-day.
BALTIMORE. Mn. November 25-Cottop firmer,
with fair inqury-middling. ga Flour steady and
quiet-Howard street and western super, 3OOa3. 81;
do extra 350a4; Is; do family. 4Oao 90: city mills
brands, 4.s!a5lS fatapsco family, sos; do. super:
latlAe PATENT 600 Wheat-sOuthern steady; western
easier and quiet: southern red, 98as7 do. amber,
Saiep ,e 70 Maoyiana gag asked; No. westerl,
ea Sda SNu, January: s Sasg; fee.nssy
southern white, new, 42a4Sla old. 4sa4a do yellow
1saAsi.; Jannery, zassa4 q; February. Ma asksd
steamer. 40 asked. Oats higher southern, 35a8S
western white, ,36aSs: do mixed. r33a3S; Psnnsyi
to choice Western. l3;OoaI5.9 Pfoyiao1s steady
and clear r,5 sides packed 4asss Racon-.houdsrs
a o Butter q.ist.western packed. IlalM creamery
Sga2I. Eggs steady, 2Aa25 Petroleum steady
SisaSs ,, sSliss dSli-ko Garages ordinary f Ias
iiGg Ss a1NS WHISKY firm. Il9al:2O. TlelghIe g
LNerpoOt per steamer quief-cOtt0n,s 1924: Hour
s sis STa s,: az Rscsipts1 al5 barrels whss.
bushels; rye, 600 bushels Shipments-fonf, 500 bsy
bushels.
Tomorrow. Thanksgiving day. thsre via - nt
market 30
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persistent Oopgh, which Df. Jayne's 1xpecDe
rant may be relied on 70 cure. Il cures ea6o -
Asthma and Bronchitis.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-11-25

A. PusTAL CLERK SUES FoR S15,OOO.-Wm.
2. McMeal. postal elerk, who was injured ~
tne ooltsien ct Four-MiIe run some months ago,
e M 4suie today against tho Pennsy Isania
the 3. Il ~, the A. 4 r., the. w. and A. and the
a raMroads TO recover $15, 600 on account o.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-11-25

RAMOS OF TUE THBRMoMErER.-Thef ollow-
ing Wese me readings at the signal office To-Day:
$50 ana. $3.50; IL am, 4O.0: PIN,
SOY. A1xlMum, Al.6. Minimum, SAA
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-11-25

DIsORDERLY SCHOOL BOYs.-Ninq colored
school boys, Samuel Thompson, Heary Dray-
ton, Wade Myers. James Jennings, Hobby Drag,
ton, John Champion, Powell Frazier, Leland
Wallace, and Frank Green, were in tie Police
Court this morning, charged with disorderly
assembly, and they were fined Is each.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-11-25

The buying OF Washington Gas stock was renewed
day with increasing tiOr. Small lots agRregatifig
125 shares, were qitt thy taken at 4Oh the close
90 shares were offered ct Al. -.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-11-25
District Governments AnAtrs.

District Government AMhiR9.
MISCELLANEOUS.
The Commissioners Issued an order today
that the District offices be closed Thanksgiving
day.
POLICEMEN FINED.
The following named privates of ths Metro
politan police OF the District of Columbia have
on the recommendation OF the trial board, been
So for violating rule 135; Private CHARLES
kenney, SIS for violating rule 8, section 8; Pri-
vate g. F: X. Smith, $25 for violating 1876 and
1873 OF police manual.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-11-25

indfctsd yesterday By the United STATE M
t9 psi1g cancelled internal rsvsnus stAnIs .
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-11-25

AMONG THOSE who called on the President
To-Day were Senators Voorhees, and Camden,
Representative Holman, Matson, Ward, tof
inolala, ana Anderson, and Assistnpt Score
tary OF the Treasury Smith, "a
RESIGNATION AeczPTEp.-Ther estgnatisn Of
Joseph g. 9hSndier, receiver Of public moneys
~ aspkton, Dak., has been acaapted..
POST OFFICE BURHRp.--Ths Post ohace de-
paftment has been informed that the post once
~ CONWAY, ARR. was burned last night
Their ysrs twenty-eight marriage licensed
ssss asfs sEsa as b sls ssa S B: :sa s
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-11-25

AT 1o;R0 o'elock today boy named .Llnk''
er0cf9e playing Ii tho room 81 Mary smith, ct
s,a ~. s4n1neys house, No. z Gers ai.ey We,
e somS Sothipe shd 5hs house esaghE bit the
81 With . los Of 6lO,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-11-25

RoBBERIEs REPoRTED.-Isaac Levy, 1922 It'll
i Ella Poindexter, 1912 10th street reports
stolen from her 2 cloak valued at s4--Mary
relieved of q cloak worth sS.-Thomss Rpd-
| derford, 1880 Pennsylvania avenue, reports
| stolen from him q coat and pair OF gloves,
value S15