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Evening star., 1886-10-18

AN ARBITRATION PRoCLAMATIoN.-Mayor
Ames, OF Minneapolis, Mimi, has ISSUED "A proc
iamaton calling attention 10 the iacl that both
political parties OF the state have declared In
iaSor oI the arbtratloh oi isbor dtfllcui lies aud
calling upon the parties 10 the switcnLien's
strike Ito AT once appoint liked humber of
arbItrators, ana that until the said differences
De by them adjusted the former relations be
resumed by the parties, SO that the public In
terests small no longer suffer. L fIrtncr earn
estly request that no provocation toe given by
any one, aud tina. no ACT OF violence cAprcs-
sion Oh lii-will oe made 10y any one, in the nope
that harmony be restored"
Evening star., 1886-10-18

HIS BALTfNoRE AcQuAINrANCE RELIIyts HIn
oF THkM.
To-day Elijah ", Carroll, OF Priacess Anne
county. Va, reported at police headQ uarters
that there stolen from 1910 9th street
southwest aud from the Potomac steamboat
Office a large satchel, with clothing valued az
sl565. and also SAYS In money. Carroll had
been To Baltimore. and formed tive Rcqualnt-
ance OF n white man. about thirty years az age,
who came here and roomed at numoer
given. While Carroll was asleep he robbed him
of his money, and then went la the steamboat
olhce, and claiming the baggage u was deliN-
cred 10 him.
Evening star., 1886-10-18
The Aqueduct Bridge.

Solicitor McCue, Of the Treasury, hopes very
soon to reach some definite basis of settlement
In regard 10 the Aqueduct bridge. He saiu TO a
STAR reporter to-day that eX-Gov. Wells had
informed him that the directors of the Alexan-
dria canal had taken steps to hold meeting,
and preliminary TO that had instituted inquiry
for papers that may be needed to reach an ad-
justment Judge McCue thinks that q basis
OF compromise will be arranged soon.
Evening star., 1886-10-18
Local Notes.

Messrs. Mccarthy and Corbett, of this city
courthouse at Aberdeen, Miss. their bid being
S54,14S.
lne case of James Ii. Lob agt. Gen. j. q. Neg
the court, the complainant having failed 70
give security for costs.
The case of VIM. Pope, for assault and bat
terry with intent to Kill Gen. L. q. Augur in
August last, was called in the Criminal Court
to-day, but Went over.
The Manhattan Social society. for the promo
tiOn OF social intercourse, mutual improve
ment, benevolence and charity, has filed q cer-
tificate OF incorporation. The incorporators
are L. A. Yates, NJ. L. Server, Robert l.. Teel
and John L. Price.
Alice Thompson, oolored, was fined $50 or
sixty days in Jail by Judge Smell to-day for
keeping bawdy house at 343 Maryiand ave-
nue..
Evening star., 1886-10-18
Two HUNDRED AND EIrrr MEN ruRor,

Two HUNDRED AND FIFTY MEN THRowN
OUT OF EMPLoYMENT.-The south Boston Iron
" Morks, tue weil-kuown gun factory, suspended
operations Saturday uignt on account OF an.
abiiity TO pay the wotkineh. The shutdown
may last two weeks or Is many months. Nearly
2oO expert iron workers are thrown out of EN-
PioymenL For the past six weeks the men
nave received no pay, and the suspension 10
explained by the lact Ihat the government
owed the works S2oU, 900 Tor rIfied cannon, caar-
riages aud otner WORK performed oI late, aud
the appropriations not being forthcoming, The
Resources OF The company became aIinost eK-
IN led
Evening star., 1886-10-18

The library commission have received about
forty bids Tor the purchase of the DOORS man
tells. latrobes and other interior fixtures of the
houses on the new library site, which it il pro-
posed to tear down at once. Quite a number Of
houses on the eastern side of the site will be al.
lowed to stand for while, as the space is not
needed In building operations. The bricks in
the other houses will be taken down and cleaned
for use In the new library building.
1t Is expected that the appropriation for the
new building will become available In about a
week, aud from that time the work will he
being the demolition Of the structures standing
on the site. The law is SO worded that the
Treasury officials told that the appropriation
come available until the Attorney General has
passed upon all the titles. This work has been
q much more difficult one than was antici-
pated, but IL Is thought now that the Depart
ment OF Justice will have finished with the
titles by the end of the present week.
Evening star., 1886-10-18
Only Eixhs Ward Boys Now.
ACCIDENTAL DEATH OF ONE OF A FANou
R<DIHERlIppn

ACCIDENTAL DEATH OF ONE NOty1
BkoTHERHooD.
The New York San to-day says: James U.
Ward, the eldest but one OF the nine Ward
brothers, famous as boatmen and oarsmen, WAS
killed by accident at the foot OF west 55th
street on Saturday afternoon. lie Was mate of
the brick schooner 4. W. spencer, and while
stepping from the pier to the boat he tell over.
board, striking his head against the schooner's
rail As he descended. He sank but reappeared
ON the other side OF the vessel Capt. Abe
smith Jumped overheard, got hold OF W ard and
held MIN up I'll assistance oAne. Ward died
shortly aiterward. lie was born an Newburg
On January lSth, lS24. His is the first death
ih family OF nine boys aud i've girls. He
sailed the Hudson Tor iorty-iive years, COIN.
manding the neetest schooners and sioops that
ever brought the products oi the river towns
hither. Everybody along the Hudson knew %
had heard OF him. His brothers Josh, Henry.
GlDert ana Ellis Won IenOwn oarsme "A.
Ellis, the most proficient OF the quartet builds
ppflS ana inSkes of6 inna traps c,,i.sge
On tuesday at tCornwali-on-l 1.-the Ia udson.
Evening star., 1886-10-18

A YOUNG MAN CUT To PIECEs.-A special
from Frederick, Nd, TO the baltimore AmeYs-
says: Samuel Musz, u iorIner resident ot
this city, aged about twenty-tnIee years, was
run over by the cars aud kiiIed thursday even
ing near Double switch, this county. He spent
the day AT the fair here, and leIt in q special
train Tor his home. Tie train dad not stop at
the switch, aud Musz attempted To jump Oh.
Ina doing which he sucked under the wheel
Of the passing train and instantly killed, his
body being cut 10 pieces.
Evening star., 1886-10-18
SEVENTH STREET pA1A1s RoYA1
REDUCED PRICES ON KID GLOVES FOB ONE


WEEK.
5Sc 3-Button Kid Gloves for 5Oc. per pair.
15c l-Button Kid Gloves tor 6:sc. per pair.
SSc 5-hOok Lacing Kid Gloves for 75c per pair.
SSc 5-Button Kid Glove. for T9c. per pair.
81 10 4-Button Kid Stoves for Ss3c per pair.
Sl.x6 4-Button Embroidered Kid Gloves, CSC per
pair.
u. SO 4-Button Kid Gloves, 81 Is per pair.
1929 stamped Linen Splashers. &c. each.
St mped Linen 1idies, Sc. each.
Stais.ped Linen Doylies, &c. each.
1856 stamped Muslin Pillow shams, 85c per pair.
Sh.ldren's Plush Bonnets, SSc up
Fine Hand-knit Normandy Hoods. Sl.26
r iue Handknit hoods from 6lc. up.
Childrens chOoi Hoods from BIC up
Hann-knit Zephyr Sacques from 30c up
Infants HAnd-knit shirts 33e up
Infants Hano-knit Socks l5c. per pair
Ladies Embroidered Collars. 3 for 25c.
Tuck ell Linen ChenlSettes with collar, 25c.
Picot Edge satin Ribbon for fancy work. No. Z. &c.:
No. 81, lOc; No. IL. l2c. yard.
Ladies' Merino Vests. B for 81.
schopper's CoiOred Hose. split foot CSC per pair.
worth j:Sc
..Unexcelied assortment Of Crepe Lisse Neck Ruf-
hinK 15c. per yard up
j. n. FOLLIN,
SEVENTH STREET PALAIS ROYAL,
coils 0l< 7th Street. Bet. and 4 y y.
Evening star., 1886-10-18
The lOuRuA.

COURT IN GENERAL TERN.
Today, Mills agL District; motion TO calendar
appeal and dismiss granted. Kirk agt. Com
missioner Of Patents; demurrer sustained and
bill dismissed. kilb0urn agL Latta; on hear
ing.
EQUITY CoURT-yudQe Jdmes
To-day, Ruth agt Ruth; sale ratified and re-
ferred 10 auditor. Camp agt. Camp; divorce
granted. Lodge agt Lodge; testimony ordered
taken before w. II. Dennis.
CIRCUIT CoCRT-Jud0e Hdgaer.
To-day, COnnell agt. Raedy; order Of publica-
son agt Roach; default Atzell agt. SchrotII;
do. Suseman agt. Seltnger; do Hayward agt.
Taylor; plaintifts death suggested. Combs
agt. Thompson; judgment against plaintiff tor
Gusts.
Evening star., 1886-10-18

A WEALTHY YOUNG MAN KILLS HTNsELF.-
JOS. h. Gardner, owner of the Mckay farm, Ham.
ilton, Mass, committed suicide saturday morn
ing by shooting. He was twenty-five years old
and was soon 10 enter Into possession OF es-
tate valued at $5O0,OOO. He was q Of Jos.
Gardner, who shot himself about ten years
ago. Young Gardner WAS finely educated, but
OF late had exhibited some peculiar delusions,
accompanied by marked mental depression.
Evening star., 1886-10-18
NJ MARRUEn-

DEPOTFsTAD-wRIGHT On the eth Of octQbsr
lss1, oy the Rev. Dr Brown, Mr.. LUIS DE PUrn$
TAD. secretary of the spanish legation. " AiGs n.
NkiGHI. daughter Of the late Hamilt0a Mercer
Wright, of New Orleans, La
MERRIAM-GOSNELL4 October 10th, 1850, ID
this city, by The Rev. Rush shippen. q HART Aklk
RIAM 10 ". b. GOSS ELL
Evening star., 1886-10-18
Presidential POstmn.ters Appoiuted

Hue"s"h IOstn"sters AppOtuteu'
The President has appointed the following
named posLmasters: Hiram H. Thomas, at
C,iusa, CAL, vice b. A. Pryor, suspended; Geo.
W. Hess, at Evanston, H., vice John a. Childs,
suspended; VIM. A. McCune, at Sterling, ILL.,,
vice c. NJ. Worthington, suspended; Ed
ward K. Pitman, at Leon, Iowa,
vice w. j. Sullivan, suspended; Louis
T. Zent, at StIrgis, Mich, vice NJ d. Kirk.
suspended; o. +. Colony, at Keene, n. H.. vice
Asa smith, suspended; Frank b. Brown, AT
Corning, y. Y. vice Z. p. Rogers, suspended;
John X. Meoy, at New Lexington, Ohio. vice
J: r. McMahon, suspended; James sweeney, at
Cham persburg, Pa, vice 4. w. Curriden, sus-
pended.
Evening star., 1886-10-18

Nor YET Told OF HER HUSBANDS DEATH
Mrs. Benjamin A. Willis, wIIe OF the ex-Con.
gTesslnan, Was very low ia New York saturday
evening, but her ultimate recovery WAS sttIl
hoped ior She has not Yet been tolo of her hus.
bands death. The twins oi whom she became
the ilotuer on " "Wednesday are apparently doiug
bury, l. l., where the funeral took place yes,er.
Evening star., 1886-10-18

FINED FOR INDECENT rAssAULr.-Between 2
and O'clock sunday morning the boarders in
Mrs. Malvin's house, in Goat alley, were
awakened by hearing tie screams OF Sadie the
1I-year-Old daughter of Mrs. Malsin. The little
girl charged one of the boarders. named John
Burley, with indecently assaulting her while
she was asleep, and said he gave her hush
money. Officer Fainter arrested Burley, and
he was tried on the charge in the Police Court
this afternoon. He admitted being in the room,
and said he was looking for some money be-
l. nging to him. He was fined $40 or 90 days
In Jail
Evening star., 1886-10-18
FOR SAIE-HOUSES.
NOR SALE
NV

I.NOh SAlF- NV.
Il NV ,,l747 st. b h Tor 81. 900
I3I6-1S " Y. ave $40 600 2:sl Indiana Or. .OOU
FOB St mi 25r 900 9,6 Mass av. I0r $40
h bet. l4th q l5th25 OOOl Nor On apItol and
11UU TO t1ie Riggs st., bh mi Sr.........-6, 600
bh - 300 Il TO alley, bet Il aud
80 and 932 7thst. 4OOOI N 18th and 18TH. "a. 600
2ZlU to 2234 Bound 1889 to Il51ls z3d St.
aTy ST. .bh 10 o0OH Eh,4r.-.. .----.-.G, 900
134l Ver. l3r. Il UOOi 2OS .,th ST. bt 9r--5,50O
20Z4 to 2042 Bound 1908 ST. mi 9r-....5. .OOO
ary ST. h. s. 100 II 26-212S--l3J K-5, ,0OO
2ZS232-Z34 F. lIr 10 600 1911 ID st, fh, 900
z2ll to 2228 10th IL OOUl I 70 13l-l1a3l1 1885
$40 4h st. l3r 12OUO Path St b.h. 4r....6.O 900
I26 i2th st l5r 800 800 9Th st. b. h. Sr..-4.5UO
900 NJ ST. b. 13r 600 ABS 44O541 81. Or. 800
1913 10th 1Or.. 200 5l9 St b.h. Sr. 4.2tO
91O NJ St b.h 9r- lO5UU I'll 1928 9TH 81. 6r. 90
2U33 II ST h 100 1872 26th ST. b. b. Sr. 900
The above Is only portion OF property my books
For full list cal at Office for bulletin issued the lst
and 18th. [ocI5l THUS f WAGjAMAN.
EOR SALE-519 E CAPITOL ST, 3 STORIES
Il and cellar, IL rooms stable lot 21x l3S IT.. all
mod imp; price 81 lOOG $4,000 cash. BAL on time.
10 ID St Hw-. sories, IL rooms large lot; price
- 800 easy terms zoos st. nw.-new.7 rooms, bath
and large cellar lot 2OX 100 f. built by owner for his
ow use: very substantial and cosy; Price $4,000;
EASY terms
Many other Houses and Lots in all parts Of the city.
L. FL. KNIGHT.
Evening star., 1886-10-18

COLLECTOR STONE, of Chicago, had confer
ence with Revenue Commissioner Miller to
day In relation 70 details Of the application OF
the ole0margarine law.
Evening star., 1886-10-18

A firm Of Berlin jewellers have just finished .
diamond diadem and necklace worth several
hundred thousand marks tor the Empress Of
Japan.
Evening star., 1886-10-18

REPRESENTATIVE BUCHANAN's WIFE DEAD.
The wife OF Congressman James Buchanan died
in Trenton, n. j. last evening. OF catarrh Of the
stomach. Two weeks ago Mr.. Buchanan WAS
renominated by the republicans and her death
found him In the midst Oi the political csD-
inn
Evening star., 1886-10-18

PosT OFFICE ERECEIPTs.-The figures prepared
by Sixth Auditor McConville, showing the re.
ceipts and expenditures of the Post Office de-
partment tor the quarter ending June 3Uth, are
AS follows: Total receipts, less money order re.
ceipts. $1O,911.74 745.2S. and the total disburse-
ments, S12,7TO,20654. The increase in the
receipts, compared with the corresponding
quarter OF last year, is S43S, ,S79.07, while the
increase in the expenditures Is S373, ,99S.O3.
Evening star., 1886-10-18

BALTIMORE. Nd. October 1a-Cotton quiet
Howard street and western super. 2.Z5As .65s do
extra 27Sas & 50; do family: @ 60; & city mills @
brands 4.3Sal.62: Patapsco family. A.S5; do, super
iutse patent. 5.25. Wheat-southern nominal IN
ern red, e2aS5; do. amber. SoaS7: No = western
winter red. spot SUAaSOs. October, ,S0A bid Novem-
easier: western steady and gull: south
mixed, spot, "A BIZ; October and November, 44a44
Noyemner Or Dycember. new Or old aAlsa44.a: !a,l-
Uary 44Asa451. Oats Quietsouthern. S2a.S6 western
white. 3aaS6 western mixed. 32a;s3; Pennsylvania,
3Za.,6 Rye steaiy. Ssa5s Hay quiet-prinle %
fairly active Mess pork, 1I.5O. Bulk meats-shoul-
ders and clear rib Sides packed, 7aS. Bacon-shonL
LardSreinsd 9. a. Butter nrm@wes.erp packed.
lower-rehned. "a. Coffee frnl-Rio cargoes. ordi-
nary TO fsir l1all1a sugar about steady-A son on
copper refined higher and active, 1OAa Whisky
steady, l. 23al .24.
Evening star., 1886-10-18

A CLERK APPoINTED.-James w. Robertson
has been appointed TO "a clerksIip in the Office
OF the recorder OF deeds. 1t Is said he will be
put TO work TO assist In duplicating mutilated
records
Evening star., 1886-10-18

i602 c st ne. 6r.....-S21- %
lu2l y. Capt. St, 1r.205 /,
1918 18th 81. n. w, 6r.-u
$40 Z 81. n e., 6r.........tS Is
il.l9 Goth g u, W.. 9rs. Is
lll3 v 81 NV, 6rsl6.3.
3i2 ". ]. av.n.w. 5r.15.3T
Siss-;B5S 33& y S.w. 6rs15
lJ4. o N st. NV, rs.I5
22iy 4 lsvelaad s., Or. .I5
@2O9 10 22lJ Cleveland
ST. o.--------- .------- --..---- ID
2lB + ST. W.. 6r-......I5
AL Warner St. . r.. s.i.s 80
.1Il-5i5 9Th 81 s-e....l3 80
~ FentoD Pla e n 9. 1870
10 b. st. = W.. Or. r.-.--.....--.-i3
Z3 Mass ave-.R.w. 5r.l2.50
l251 I'D ST. n. ". 4rs..f2
3l6 L LSw..5rS-..-.-.1l 80
D FentOn Place, B Is II 80
;SZi-26-2S-3U .sw.. .lO-SO
81 18th 81. Sc, 5rs. 1880
ls3l y. Y. sv. n. w.. 5r-l0
3 Wilson -. rear. 4 ra-S
.t62 II st, rear. ).n-w-4rss :
624 Mass. av., rear y 900
OFFICE ROOM
l11O6 + ST. NV, 3 rs.--.-5O
Evening star., 1886-10-18

IINOR RSALE-HAN DSOME r .SIDENCE ON 1ATH
IL St, corner OF Riggs. open for inspection.
SWURMSTEDT & BRAD Ef,
oclS-3t y21 + street
Evening star., 1886-10-18
Marriage Of Gov. Lloyd.

THE EXECUTIVE MANSION AT ANNAPOLIS ALSO
TO HAVE A NEW MISTRESS.
CAMBRIDGE, Nd, Oct. 1S.-GOv. Henry Lloyd
was married to-day to Miss Mary h. Slaplefort
also OF this town. They will make short wed.
ding tour before going to Annapolis TO reside i'll
the executive manson.
Evening star., 1886-10-18
THE p. Il. CONVENTION.
Reports Of Committees.

CHICAGO, Oct. 1S.-The house of deputies OF
the Protestant Episcopal church resumed its
sitting this morning. The committee recon-
mended the adoption of. resolution to the
effect that they should leave the control OF the
work o. educating the cuiOred people to the
bishops OF the respective dioceses A second
resolution recommended the appointment OF a
joint commission OF fifteen TO actively superin-
missions. Placed on the calendar.
The committee Oh the state OF the church
ported that the present canon was sufficient in
regard to lay readers and deemed any iurther
legislation inexpedient. The report was
adopted.
TIE committee on expenses reported that
they had found the accounts in good shape and
recommended the reelection Of VIM. Astor as
treasurer. Adopted.
The committee on canOns reported that in
their opinion the existing canon as To the reg
istration OF births, marriages and deaths was
sufficient Adopted.
The committee on charities reported that
S3o,OOO had been expended during the past
fne rep5lo loSSafd SS the TIE J6hlafp' " ss
church was read, which recommended that
some change was desirable in the matter of the
trial of presbyt ters and deacons, and that until
the general convention took definite action the
respective dioceses be permitted to adopt such
regulations as they might deem advisable. Dis
ctissiOn followed
Evening star., 1886-10-18

RANGE OF THE THERMoMETER.-Thef follow
ing were the readings at the signal Office to-day:
g. a. H., 55; a. ~, 53; ii O. M, 81; p. NJ, e5;
maximum, 80; minimum. 45.
Evening star., 1886-10-18
A Suit for Railroad Lands.

IMPORTANT CASE IN THE U. 8. SUPREME COURT
The Supreme Court of the United States re.
assembled at noon to-day, and without render
Ing any decisions took up the land grant case of
the Kansas City, Lawrence and Southern Kan
sas railroad company against b. H. Brewster.
Attorney General brought here by appeal from
the United states circuit court for the district
OIL Kansas. and advanced on the docket by rea.
son ol the importance of the questions at issue
Judge McCrary, of counsel ior the appellant
asked The court for an extension Of time, which
was granted, and MIR. A. T. Britton also OF
counsel for the appellant, opened the argument
ny tne OIL OF complaint in this case the
united States claims as against the defendant
Uhe appellant in this COURT the title to 2O.732
acres OF land situated in Allen county, Kan
THESE lands are all in odd numbered sections
WITHIN the overlapping twenty mile indemnity
Hhiits OF The grants made by the acts OF Com
gress of March Sd, 1868, and July 26
1866, to the state OF Kansas to
ALL In the construction of rail.
roads along certain defined routes on
winch the defendant 10y its former name, the
Leavenworth, Lawrence and Galveston rail-
road company and the Missouri, Kansas and
leXas railway company constructed their sew
erai roads. These two roads have widely sepa-
rated initial points, viz: Lawrence and juno.
tlon City, at or near Fort Riley, but they come
together down the valley of the Neosho
river, and cross each other at the town of
Chanute, near the lands in controversy
Evening star., 1886-10-18

STORES. Per Mo- OFFICES. Per No.
1I1O = sr&dW Or. sos 9th d Pa r m 15 $50
1905 J. NV, s'fScIr5 stth & Pa IA. -
.Ul III DIV or - itth ~ Pa ave, 20
4SS 9Th rsSdw .4r2' Vernon Row, IN lO lis
o2J 9Th rGSdw ST. nj & Pa ave- RIM 21--- 10
42l 1. eth x Ia 2U--l5
The above only a portion of property M
books For lil lis effce for bulletin issued
the LIST And 18th. GocI5l ghOS Z WAGGAMAN.
Evening star., 1886-10-18

u@NOh SAIE-
Il SOME EAST WASHINGTON SNAPS
MODERN HOUSES ON Easy TERMS.
sos Sc, 3-stOry th, lZrs. IN L., 2story 80 800
1910 ave. s.e 3story b. h.. 0rs.. m.l.....4, / 900
131 1th ST. Sc. 2story bh.. park g. $50
il26 st he, 2-stOry b. M good stable 500
l!1S st. n e., 2-story bh, rs, mi 700
oil ST. Sc, 2sory b.h, 10 RS. m 900
6;,6 st .3-story b. h.. rs mi 400
~ .th 81 Sc, 2-sOry b.h.. 8 rs 500
4Z9-5l 33 9th St ne b.b. NIL, park 300
9Oo to ol2 Mass ave ne .bh7 rs mi mr.. park3.
1850 Wyhe St ne h. rS SUI
lie-lz4 lth ST. ne, b.h rs. MI. Eesr park 900
Apply Immediately to WELLER L REPETTI,
oci3-ZW S26 Pa ave Sc.
E0R sALE-A PRETTY LITTLE SIX-ROOM
BricS, lot 1SxlO5 to alley. on lOtn ST. NV. be-
tween and q stS Offer wanted.
JOHN r. WAGGAMAN,
Oc13bt SO4 and SU6 st.
F'oh SALE
on street northeast all modern improvements 10
per cent investment Price only $1,000 eat h: also
room. aud cellar. on Caroline 800
~ " COrcuran ST. tsttble) ..... ii, QUO
" Caroline St...... 600
bet. Vermont ave. l. 10th. ..3, $40
11th near tfOr business ...-..... 800
" " 1otf4 near ST., ne,y house. .....-5. 100
l. bet n. Cap. & lst sfs NV .........2, 700
Apply at once 10 j. w. P. MYERS,
Selo-Ows York ave.
Evening star., 1886-10-18
Advised to Hold Back Their Rents
DI1InN corNsr1s 1p1su rHNA xrs Not To n

IN A HURRY ABOUT PAYING.
DUBLIN, Oct. 49, Mr.. John Dillon speaking
at w WoOdfOrd urged tenants not TO bc in hurry
To take advantage of the AshbOurne acl ,becaus
he said, the rent market at present was de.
ciining, and rents would soon be much lower
than they had been yet if the example of those
WoodIord tenants who had declined to pay the
present rates at all should be followed.
Evening star., 1886-10-18

The Northwestern Switchmen's Strik e.
ST. PAUL, MINI, Oct 1S.-The switchmen's
strike presents no new features. The Manitoba
road has not been able to move q single car OF
freight The Milwaukee and st. Paul road, by
importing new men and organizing a large
force of special police, are moving freight.
Evening star., 1886-10-18
FOR RENT-HOUSES
I,oR RENT

1sOR RES
IL 1919 I ST. 16r.--ei.O
3l2 L 81. NV. iS 10
IoO.l 4 ST n. W. l3r.----l25
l226 = 90. NV, l5r---t5O
IlO3-oS 18th NV iOr. ls
Il2I i4th St, I3r..--sS3t =
1902 x ST NV. IL rs--.5
l1O6 r 81. NV, 1T %
l.1O r ~. y. w. III I. y
l.Os Est. NV 12rs---.5
1914 I9Th 81. n W.. lOT. %
l7l6 18Th 1t Il W, llr--5o
l64.S lstn II. a. ". llr~5O
1880 I5ih 81 n w-l1r32 5.t
1910 l3t. 81 n W.. Sr..-4o
12.;5 IlIh Il. NV 1r------41
22z X 81 NV. 70 rs -.---3o
- ST. NV, 5 Fs-----:SU55
Alo y }. av-se.. lO rs. .:1,I
1887 18th 81 NV, rs-30
1914 7fh 81. NV 9r..-3,,
l155 ; st NV. 1rs.-.--26
1853 = st. NV, II. ..-25
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ChicmwO Mnrke ets,

CHICAGO, October Is. 1l:l5 am-Wheat market
opened stronger this morning. November sdvancins
70 73c. but fell OF TO 72SA, OOrn-Novemneft Soah
Oats-Noyember. 251s. Pork-November.6 81 30 Lard
November, 5.7Zln
Evening star., 1886-10-18
To Enforce Union Priuciples.

PITTSBURG, Oct 1S.-Delegates from the vari-
GUS building trades OF this city Will meet at
knights of Labor hall on Wednesday evening
to organize the builders league. The new ;tsSo-
citation will have a membership OF over 200,
aud Its object will be to insure help from one
trade TO another IN enforcing union principles.
Evening star., 1886-10-18

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