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Evening star., 1886-09-28
NEW YORK POLITICS.
Henry George and the Democrats
Cleveland Popular with Business
Men-Republican, who Might Carry
New YOrk-GOv. Hill's IntentiOns-
Representative Merriman's Views.

Representative Merriman, of New York, is in
the city. He says the nomination OF Henry
George by the labor party has thrown power
iui element of uncertainty into the mayoralty
contest In New York. II Mr.. George gets any
votes at all, he will get a great many-possibly
as many as fifty thousand-and most Of them
Will come from The democrats. He thinks all
the democratic factions will have to unite upon
good candidate. Grace, he says, is the
strongest man In New York individually, but
iammany would never unite with the couTty
democracy to elect him. There is chance, he
thinks, OF their uniting on either Cooper or
Loew. 1t is uncertain, he says how the labor
ing men will treat MIR. George. Ii as body
they would vote Tor him he would be elected,
but 1t Is unlikely that they will do that. The
greater wisdom If they had sent Mr.. George to
Congress and had fough hit for the legislature. Ii
they had done this and could have elected fifteen
OrSiXteen members OF the legislature they would
have controlled and would have got III q posi-
ton TO dictate what they wanted. He thinks
there will be no change In the New York dele
THE STAR reporter asked him how the people
In the Empire state looked upon the admins
trattOn now.
"There is not much change" he replied. "The
people like Mr.. Cleveland. 1 don't think the
politicians have changed their minds; they feel
istraton any better. But MIR. Cleveland is won.
derfuly popular among business men. There
Is no use talking about it, the business men like
conventions"
"If MIR. Cleveland gets the nomination in 'SS,
can he carry New York;" asked the reporter.
"1es. Ii nominated he could certainly carry
the state"
''Then how are they going TO avoid renomi.
mating him?" queried the reporter.
"Well, 1 don't see how they can help it. l
don't know what Gov. Hill Is going to do His
friends tell me that he is not going to be a can.
didate for presidential honors; that he certainly
will not go into convention against MIR. Cleve-
land. They say that he will stand aside ior
Mr.. Cleveland and will seek only another term
as governor Of New York. This certainly would
strengthen tine party. Gov. Hill is very strong
with democrats but he Is not strong out.
side OF the party as Mr.. Cleveland is. Mr..
Cleveland has great strength outside his party.
"They talk about the democrats not being
able to hang together he added, "but the re-
publicans are worse split. They are in very
bad shape. The prohibition movement is going
TO give them lots of trouble. do not think
Mr.. Blaine will be their candidate in 'SS. Ii
is more likely to be MIR. Allison. Sherman
would make the best run in New York OF any
man the republicans could put up. But they
won't nominate him. l think neither Logan,
Blaine nor Sherman will be nominated.
Evening star., 1886-09-28
Further Discharges Made by the Public
Printer.

About forty additional d ismissals were made at
the Government Printing Office yesterday after
noon and more are still to follow. The monthly
expenditure must be reduced to about . 1 CO. 900,
in order TO keepwithn the allowance OF Congress.
Public Printer Benedict has carefully studied
the rolls, with the view of making his enforced
economy work as little hardship AZ is possible.
Where it is practicable he retains employees
having families dependent upon them. Each
person selected for dismissal receives a circular
in forming him Tor her, as the case may bel that
| owing to lack OF appropriation u reduction is
necessary, and that "it becomes necessary to
inform you that your services will not be re-
quired after this date" Each discharged en-
ploye is allowed pay for the fifteen days leave
of absence granted by Congress.
MANY ADDITIONAL DISMISSALS.
The public printer had decided to make
additional removals at the close of working
hours to-day, but about O'Clock he had not
determined the list of removals. He was
diligently examining the records of employees
with view OF determining which ones might
best be spared. Mr.. Benedict intends to
make the entire reduction, which is forced
upon him, at once. He says that is
the most important duty for him now. There
will be good many additional dismisSals.
No complaint against employees because of
any participation in bOycOtting has yet reached
the public printer or his chief clerk. Neither
Of these officials is aware Of any such complaint
Evening star., 1886-09-28
FOR SALE-HOUSES.

ENOR SALE-LANIER HEI0HTS-A VERY
- mostantiai. new broom Brick Dwelling, with
IoCO rect OF ground. for ~, $50 pretty little Lot
oOxi 40, we'll located. Kansas ave-. for 81 600
he nandsomest large Lot In the Contain
hg oo0OO feet at 21Ac. per fooc can De made into
pretty l0OtO it. lots. Ali Of this is most desirable
property and rapidly growing better -
seas at 1923 + st. NV.
ENoR sALE-A FINE PROPERTY ON r ST. NV.
improvements consist of nice house, IA rooms
mod imps. fine stable; also, lot routing on q St;
cheap. fine House on n ST.. near 14th, 10 rooms
al mod imps. side lot 40 r. front 81 4OOO. nice
Rouse, ID st. NV. IL rooms mod. impS; lot ~ Dy liz
stable In rear; 81 800 New, si,endidly built House.
ON M st. NV. Q IoOms staircase cherry, everything
frst-class; $500 Nice brick House, 7th St sw.,
rooms mod imps: $3,0O0 fine House. St.. bet
2Oth and 21st NV, Ia r0oDs, all mod imps.. stone
steps and trimmings $4,000 Two stores with
dwellings. 18th ST. n.w.; So 600 each an offer wanted
Large frame House. 10th st. s.. e.. IL rooms mod
mps lot 70 IL by lO5, stable in rear; 5000 Three
brick Houses, 18th II. e. will rent for 50 each
$Z,5OO ~ per cent investment. GEO. W. LIN
LNCR SALE OR RENT-NEARLY NEW HOUSE:
l2 rooms; In perfect order: fine location: near dug
pOnt CIRCLE; every Improvement; rent. $40 Price
SlloOU Apply l226 Connecticut ave-. opposite JEFF
nor RsALE-vERMONT AVE. TWELvE-ROON
I Brick handsomely furnished Connecticut ave-
l2-r0om Brick; $l6.OOO Near dupont Circle hand
some l2-room Brick: $4,000 o St, near 9th ST n.w
bia St, three new Groom Bricks; So 800
se2S LEWIS Il WRIGHT, 121212 St
Evening star., 1886-09-28
From Wall Street TODAY.

NEW YORK, Sept 2s.-First prices showed
irregular changes at the opening this morning,
differences ranging from y per cent below to n
per cent above last evening closing figures, with
majority of advances. After some little hes-
tatiOn, in which Union Pacific lost d. the en-.
tire market became strong, with New England
most conspicuous, followed by Pacific Mail,
O'Clock the market became quiet and reacted
small fractions from the best figures. The con-
spicuOus advances were: New England, 3Ss;
a., and st. Paul %. The Remainder of the list
from Y to n per cent. At eleven o'clock the
market is moderately active and steady. Total
sales first hour, LIS, 400 shares.
Evening star., 1886-09-28

the course clear during the races 30 that nearly
all the boas were either beyond the finish or
close in shore.
READY FOR TIE START.
Upon reaching the starting point Just of tho
big tree ON the Virginia shore, above Long
bridge thu Columhias aud Ionas the lattor
from Philade!phIa) were found ready 10 ha
started ON their mile-snd-a-hsli struggle in
four-oared gigs. The men presented splendid
specimens OF physical development they
leaned foru ard, ready to catch tn, water al tho
signal irom the referees boat. The Columbias
were on the Marylan side and the lonas on
the Virginia side oi the course.
The CoiumhiaS Win.
There was some delay in getting the referees
tug to the starting point aud IL was hali-pas, q
O'Clock before the first race. for four-oared gigs,
was started.
AT the word the Columbias got away first
aud obtained "A slight lead, rowing lS, lonas 36.
rowed the Tomas had caught the Columbias and
led at the quarter by nearly leagth. Al the
hali-mile, however, the Columhias were
On even terms with the Wish
Tors rowing well within themseN &.
Inc two boats were alongside at the
lhree-quarters, the Columbias rowing :lS.
ana the Tomas 81. At this point ghe
ooiunblas spurted aud gradually drew away.
Al the mile and a-g uarter the Column bias were
nearly "A length ahead. The Column bias crossed
me line winners by two lengths. In 9:2Os.;
lonas, S:3.il.
THk PoroNAcs TAKE THE SECOND RACE.
fotomacs won the second race by about ten
lengths.
Evening star., 1886-09-28
Prince Edward Dissatisfied.

THE ISLAND PEOPLE THINK THEY HAVE NOT
BEEN USED WELL BY CANADA.
OTTAWA, ONT, Sept. 2S-A delegation have
arrived here from Prince Edward Island to re.
new the demand upon the dominion govern
ment for better terms for their province. They
the island entered the confederation or for com.
pensation for their nonfulfiIlment 1t is also
understood that they will ask for the refundinR
of moneys expended by the Prince Edward
Island g overnment upon the provincial rail.
way which is now dominion property.
Evening star., 1886-09-28
.rhe Master Plumbers.

NEW YORK, Sept. 2S.-The master plumbers
at their meeting to-day discussed the advisa-
bfiity OF calling meeting of eastern state pres-
dents OF the national association. At the meet
Ing would be present representatives from the
District OF Columbia, New York, Maryland,
Massachusetts. New Jersey, Pennsylvania,
and Rhode Island. No action was taken. The
master plumbers say that the journeymen are
weakening
Evening star., 1886-09-28
General Foreirn News.

FIRE AT MANCHESTER.
MANCHESTER, Sept. 2S.-The Roach Mills at
Haywood. miles northwest from here were
destroyed by fire to-day. The mills employed
$4,000 spindles.
Evening star., 1886-09-28
BURGLARS AT NEWPORT.
Historian Raucroft's Cottage Entered
and a EeM Articles AInlelI

NEWPORT, Il. l., sept. 2S.-Hon. George Ban
croits colt. ge was entered Icy burglars last
night, who effected entrance by "A south
window from the piazza which opened into "a
front room. The thieves were not very success
ful and obtained only a few articles. A man
was also seen about the cottage oi Robert
Goelet, but a shot from the pistol Of a private
Watchman drove him of.
Evening star., 1886-09-28
COUNTRY REAL ESTATE,

INOR SALE-NICE PLACE NEAR THE PRESI
y dents country seat 36 acres and fine house
5aS acres S and improyemsnts ON Cone river $4,000
foS5 sSgai., nice houses B@f,ghtWood @ S9.s00 ,o o
DOR RENT-HYATTsVILLE, MD.-A DEsIRA
Il bic S-rOom House: also two new Cottages. 3 and
near station Ap''' "' AAs sess,:st. ; ss1se
nor sALE--A very desirable farm OF 24O acres, at
Il depot of the =. NJ. r. Fenced, wa,ered and
timbered- Comfortable frame house OF rooms
cepibie of high Improvement Lies well In q beauti-
full section Only 80 miles % Washington city. offer
Ssrs to or %ts n sale frse
Agent. WarrentOn, Va se27 81
LNOR SALE-SPLENDID FARMS VILLA PROP.
IL erty and small lots Metropolitan Branch r. R
offered ut Bargains Also good ia Falls Church.
n.S. ns DAA'AA AA''o"AS' zoos 'eeS sses1s.. 3 St
ENOR SALE-A BEAUTIFUL RURAL HOME,
three miles from this city. near Ballston. Va:
fu f acres nine-1o8m dWsins &C cellar well stable
seIl-lm
LNOR SALE-AT TERRA GOTTA STATION ME.
IL trOpolltan Branch K r., IS acres fine improve
DYER. 1901 st. NV. selOlm*
NOR RENT-FARM OF ABOUT 100 ACRES.
IL near Balls Cross Roads: good brick residence OF
ten rooms, barns and 0utbuildings fine fruit and
about two acres In grapes easy Of access to city;
BARsTOW. 6l5 7th stnw. se4-im
CUBURBAN PROPERTY.
Beautiful place of II acres with improvements and
the proposed Rock Creek park Pierce mill road and
the Kllngle road. Direct drive to the new Dresi-
rounded by stately and massive oak and chestnut
trees; natural stream Of water flowing through the
Is@ acre Ss bought as NS h1e q y
se4-lm lzlO at NV
Evening star., 1886-09-28
The Jail Found E,npty.

ROCHESTER, N. Y, Sept. 2s.-The jail at
Geneseo was found empty this morning. A hole
had been cut through the wall. Squires the
alleged murderer OF Emory Thayer, with White.
pressly and Lanning, who were held for burg.
larry, and Irwin, for lnrceny, all escaped. The
last evening
Evening star., 1886-09-28
On the Pre.ident.s List.

POST OFFICES WHOSE POsTMASTERS WILL
HEREAFTER BE APPOINTED BY THE PRESI
DENT.
The following post offices have, because OF
increase of business, been transferred from the
fourth class to the third or presidential class.
The offices will become presidential on the 1st
Of next month: Hillsboro. Dakota; Barton,
Fla; Lemont, ILL.,: Elkader. Iowa; GaIena and
Norton, Kansas; Maehias, Me-; Redwood Falls,
Mimi; lndianola, Neb.; Hinsdale. n. H.;
Schuylkill Haven, Pa; Henderson, Texas;
CalislOga, CAL; Alamosa, Col; La MOure and
Maysville, Dak:; La Porte City, Ia; Winainae,
xhc Meas
Fowlerville, Leslie, Mendon, Morenci ana
Portsmouth. Mich; Chadson and Creighton,
burg, Pa; Darlington c. r., s. c.; La Grange,
Texas, and Augusta, Wis. The increased salary
OF most of the offices is 81, 100, though q few
get 81 200 and several only 81 900.
Evening star., 1886-09-28
The lOsuruS-

EQUITY CoURT-yofQe James.
To-day. Bank OF Columbia agt Dunlop: final
confirmation OF sale. Fletcher agt. Clephane,
rule on defendants issued.
Evening star., 1886-09-28
t1AKSsEkib.

NELSON-HARRTSON. At the Church of the
Epiphany, September 2S. 1856, by the Dr Giesy
Lillian, daughter OF the late Capt y. Il. Harrison 10
JOHN NkLSON, L. :. Coast survey.
Evening star., 1886-09-28
The Cnbinei Meeting To-day.

The flrst cabinet meeting since tho PRESIDENTS
return was held this afternoon. SecnetarN La
mar. Postmaster General Villas, Acting secre-
tary Fairc! lid, and Acting Attorney General
jerks were present The session was a long
Evening star., 1886-09-28

INJUREp Ry THE Ean or. -,

INJURED BY THE FALL or A SCAFroID-This
morning, about O'Clock, scaflold at the
homeopathic hospital fell, precipitaiing two
pla>terers, Emanuel Wcaser and Charles J.
Colunbus. To the ground, "A distance of twenty
ieet. BUh OF them were severely injured.
Weaser was taken to his home at $40 IIth
street southwest, and Columbus TO his home, at
I'll Rhode ISLAND avenue northwest
Evening star., 1886-09-28
Pressmen Threatened.
Entertaining Mr.. Eeecher

LONDON, sept. 2S.-The Congregational board
OF ministers formally entertained the Rev.
Henry Ward Beecher and his wife this AFTER
noon in Memorial hall, In FaIringdon street.
The entertainment MAS inaugurated with a
"tea" and concluded with Injecting The
Rev. John Num-, president OF the board, pre-
sided, and presented Mr.. Bcecher with AN
address of welcome In behalf OF the Congrega-
tionaiists o. England, TO which the American
clergyman replied IN an eloquent and charac-
teristic manner.
Evening star., 1886-09-28
CoNNEerICUT DEMOCRATS.
Edward 3. Cleveland Nominated for
Governor.

NUWWTU -. C16V0IRnO NOm1M0t00 fOF
Governor.
NEW HAVEN, CONN, Sept. 2S.-The demo-
cratic state convention met at IL O'Clock. Hon.
"A. =. Burr was made temporary chairman and
made brief address
The com fnittees on credential, permanent Or
ganlzatlOn and resolutions were appointed.
Inc temporary organization was made
permanent. The convention tnen pro-
ceeded to present the names of the nomi-
nees for governor. The whole number
or votes cast was 800; necessary for a choice,
196: Edward S. Cleveland received $40; James
gallagher, "a; George q. Sumner, 1; Miles 7.
Granger, 10; scattering, 3. The ballot was
made formal by rising VOTE
Evening star., 1886-09-28

LHOR sALE-wE OFFER ONE MORE OF THOSE
desirable tenant at JAS per month and WIN e sod
wsRasrssSS
se5s6t -'D 9 On =
FoK sALE-VERY NEAT HOUSES IN MT
L Pheasant from %. 200 up, ,,u-o,n
se22-2w* lash r St
ENOR sALE-SRvERAL NEW SIX ROOM BRICK
II Houses, with bath rooms and gas fixtures n
strobes fer g. Terms 4em saoo to 5oo cash.
0'''n'' no" 80 to $50 ASsPiS pss HGe'f + BROWN.
..o,.,n Real Estate a!sa and Loans, ( =,
city: water and gas 81 4oY Terms from s2Oo $500
1Ssils hssi iss.... i sadlEEss and Eosa.
ENoR sALE-BRICK HOUSE, MINI ROOMS. ONE
- square: desirable for an once holder; 400 fruit
Effs
se2l-lm*
IIoK sALE-oR RENT, ON A LEAsE-13ss COR,
handsome repair si inquire of oWSEK. on premises.
EOK sALE-cENTK4L PART OF CITY BKICK
sI0sne ss ty &c :, fee. wide alley Price sS ! 1Oo
Chaser: Address Box Is Is. Star oiiics. e. seIs.im
FoR SALE
on nr street northeast all modem 10
9 and cellar. 18th ST. cheap. $500
s.. 15,h h near near + tior bnsinessl '59o 'eo
5sa bet near Can st.; nsw as, st ho9se Us oS oS
seigs2ws ''~~ ~ - i4as New York ave.
Brick' Brick' rooms rooms W. Wyhe s st. @ 409 4o9
frame rooms :;2d street Don
rooms Pleree Place be: BEL 18th and 10Th s
rooms rooms 18Th II st. r. near ear, Iowa EIee 6 600
rooms Il St., between S I'D and nd s4sh ssSi:::s 500
10 rooms, on COrcoran st......... .........4.5 800
% M
Brick store and dweHs i4.h Sna st o.n
Brc On ksss bet 1s,h and S
Do. rooms, on Warner ,45O
Do on Congress st., near post office
14r; Brick, Z. bet. 9th 4 6tinr Pension Office 5000
Also improved ano unimproyed properly in ali pars
se15-2ws 142s New YORK ave
tHOR SALE-THREE NEW HOUSES ON H sT.l
sseh %es ese nee
S1fx on nS ~ M cen 21s and a2d s's suitable
?. MYERS, i42s New York W ave '' -''s2 se1S,2w.
FoR sALE-A BARGAIN, IN WEST WASH
ingtonmA good twostory back building and base
ern improvements, lot 42xSO. frstclass neighbor
MOOD frce $4,UOO to an immediate purchaser. Easy
terms.
or, on st. n. e.. two frame Housea Lot sO1sa Price
5000 each.
Price, - 800 for all.
BARGAINS ON CAPITOL HILL
new twostOry bay-windOw and bodybuilding
brick dwelling; six rOOms bath, range, larCbe and
slate mantels on 9Th st.. Greene statue $500;
terms easy.
ot fine new brick, bay window, six rooms and bath.
Two new two-story and basement brick dwellings,
81, $50 each.
.,1Ns, Tw3 % new Brick bay,window dwellings on x
street northwest, near Washington Circle; SO. 500
each: and three % new 6,room bricks immediately
In the rear, 5000 each Three two-story GROOM
bricks In rear OF $40 18th ST. rent per mOnth
$3,OOO New four-rOOm brick, 2214 Virginia ave. n.
W; rents $3.50 per month: $1,000 All good invest
mentS
se1s1m DANENHowER & SON. l1l5 st. n W.
FoR SALE--A DESIRABLE THREErsTORY
II brlck DIV elltng, rooms. modern improvements
central location price 50 900 to cash purchaser Ap
ply on the premises. 1923 9th st. NV. selUlms
LNOR SALE
We have Houses in all parts of the city and at all
prices that we can sell the nstalment plan Also
bargains tor Investors with ready cash Please call
and see us before purchasing
HUMPHREY & ADAMS,
Real Estate Brokers, 6lS r st. NV.
Insurance and loans procured. s>l6
Evening star., 1886-09-28
FOR RENT-HOUSES.

1903, 8 aud z E q. e., Or. S25
,22Il 18th st.n.w.. z rs. rs
1885 T. 81. NV. 8r........23
,25 @ St NV. 1r.-....-..22.5O
iO25 NJ. ave, q rs. ~ so
l6I2-6O2 c ST. ne. Or. 20. SO
s X ST. ne, 3 rs.........M. 80
~ @ st. NV, z fs.....20.4O
il206 22d st. NV. 7r...-2O
iSUt;-SOS 10Th st. ne. 1rJ8
ll-3l Defrees IT. Or. 1897
;22Oo TO 2215 Cleveland
81. or. ...--.-. -.-..-.- ...--.. 10
$40 n st. sw.. 6ra a......... 10
2 Fenton Place, 8 rs.13.3O
Is T. ST. 6w., 5r.-............13
3l6 L4w..5rs.....-....11.SU
1911 18th ST. s.e., 8 rs. 1890
1871 n. Y. sv. n. W.. 5r-
2I3 q st. NV. 5r-........-lO
IA q st. NV, 8 Is ........-lO
/ OFFICE ROOM.
.1106 F st, NV. 3 rs......6O
STORES.
$50 F st. so
3U2 9th St n.w..........125O
Evening star., 1886-09-28
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

The New York Stock Market
The following are the opening and 800 p. prices
of the New York Stock Market to-day, reported BY
special wire 10 II. II. Dodge $50 18th street
Name. O. 3:OOI Name. o. I 300
Evening star., 1886-09-28

NHALKERS. 2U4 10TH STREET NV
w Moth proof Felt Cafbolate Of Il me- Felts pitcb
Plaster. n. & and 0xs Tar. charcoal. .HaiI. LINE -
nSu2S
Evening star., 1886-09-28
Earthquake ln Pennsylvania.

A SHOCK FELT LAST EVENING IN wASHINGToy
BOROUGH.
LANcAsT.-R, Sept. 2S.-Reliable citizens of
Washington borough, on the Susquehanna,
tins county, state that a shock OF earthquake
was plainly felt there last evening AT .:2l.
In several instances the residents ran out of
their build. lgs. The shock las lot been re-
ported from any other part OF the country.
A Big Strike Of Pressmen Threatened.
NEW YORK, sept. 2S.-lt + thought that a
general strite will occur OF all la. feeders and
p-essmen i all the printing offccs in this city.
Evening star., 1886-09-28

DEATH OF MIR. j. Il. PAGE, sergeant OF the
National Rifles, died this morning after "A
lingering illness. The funeral VIII be held
Thursday at 4 pm, and will be under the,
charge OF the Masonic fraternity
Evening star., 1886-09-28

"eEWTEsyyyUST Y TS1S1llne ~ our stock q
which embraces the newest and freshest ssyIeA Our
assortment equal y any In the city, and our facilities
surpassed by any other house
Our long perence In the Tailoring Business ist.
fes IN assuring you Of our ability to furnish you
with strictly Flrstclass Garments
SUITS ~ ORDER FROM 0l6 UPWARD.
HARBAN 4 BENNETT,
ee2l-8m 122l r street
Evening star., 1886-09-28

DEATH OF THE PRESIDENTS UNCLE.-Joseph
Neal, q maternal uncle OF President Cleveland,
died in Baltimore last night, aged 81 years.
Mr.. Neal has been resident of Baltimore all
his life, and was for many years in the second.
hand book business He was ia comfortable
circumstances
Evening star., 1886-09-28

90 TO GEO. 6. WALKER FOR MONUMENTAL
NJ 0rantt0 Work; best facilities In Washington for
such work Once and Yard 7O2 % 706 North Capitol
Evening star., 1886-09-28
Death of an Alexandria Teacher.

Special Dispatch to THE EVENING STAR
ALEXANDRIA, Va. Sept. 2S-Mrs. C. S. Du-
lany, long teacher of the Hallowell public
school here, died this morning of consumption.
She was the daughter ofthe late George Seaton,
who was at one time q member of the house of
delegates.
Evening star., 1886-09-28

The following changes from yesterdays quotations
Of the Washington Stock Exchange noted to-day:
y. = as 1891. coupon. llla4 bid l12as asked T..
= As. coupon. l277s bid l2sas asked. u. s As reg.
lstered; 126ls bid. 127as asked. d: 5ttyear fund.
year fund. Us. 1892 com LISA bid ll5 asked. 80.
Georgetown K R. bonds. III Did. washington Gas,
Ss.A Old 39ls asked National Metropolitan ms, SO
IA bid National Metropolitan bank. 1857 bid Cti-
Sens National Bank 1lOat bid Great fails Ice. l35
asked Penn Tel. TO-. 40 bid, 45 asked. Chesapeuxe
anu rot. Tel. Co., 8S7s bid, IS asked
Evening star., 1886-09-28

A DIVIDEND DECLARED.-The controller of
the currency has declared q third dividend, I'VE
per cent, in favor OF the creditors of the First
National bank Of Leadville, Col. This makes
in all thirty per cent on claims proved amoun-
ing to about $20O, 900.
Evening star., 1886-09-28

vyANrED WALL eCRAPERS fNMEpI.
,yv. sssly Apply 70 n W. HkNDERsoN 4 co.
Evening star., 1886-09-28

ANOTHER MONUMENT FOR GErTYsRI-Rs-
some OF the Germans of this city, including a
number of former members of Gen. Steinwehr's
brigade, Will meet might at Abners 10 make
preparations for placing "A monument on the
battleneld of Gettysburg, TO mark the loca-
tion oi the brigade.
Evening star., 1886-09-28
A Verdict for the Railroad.

special Dispatch to THE EVENING STAR.
ALEXANDRIA, VA. Sept. 2S.-The jury in the
case OF Ackers agt. the A. d +. railroad came
into the circuit court to-day with verdict for
the defendant railroad
Evening star., 1886-09-28

kavRSeS OF PleurO Pneumonia.
READING, Sept 2S.-Peuro pneumonia is
raging with Unprecedented violence among cat
tie in Limerick township, Montgomery county.
as well as some neighboring districts. Many
have died.