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Evening star., 1886-11-26
Murdered for His Money.


AN ARKANSAS FARMER.
ST. LOUIS, Nov. ga special from Little
Rock Ark SAYS: The news OF a brutal murder
comes from Madison county. The crime was
committed on the old stage road between
Clarksville and Kingston. The victim, James
Harris was Il well to do farmer and it developed
ut the inquest that ne had been muraered for
his money. A neighbor named Hamilton
owed him S65, which he paid when called
upon, and Harris started tor home. On the
Boston mountain he was assassinated, the
murderer using a rifle. After reaching his
victim he found him still alive anG picked up
the injured mans shot gun and fired the con-
tents OF one Of the barrels into his head. A
large party are in pursuit, and ii the desperate
is captured he will, no doubt, meet with q
speedy death.
Evening star., 1886-11-26

the HOuSe .COmmfttee TO.MOrrOW.
The house sub-district committee OF the ap-
preparations committee was I'm session until
halfpast two this afternoon and got through
with most of the bill.
They decided 10 call the District Commis
ers before them tomorrow TO explain such dii-
ferences appear in the items OF the bill and
also to question them I'm regard to the contro-
versy with Treasury Department IN relation TO
the details of the estimate.
The committee have the statement Of the
Treasury department on this question, and
now they wish 10 hear what the Commission
ers have TO say.
THE BILL BEFORE THE COMMISSIONERS.
The subcommittee of the House appropria-
ton committee have had printed draf. OF the
District appropriation bili sticking very closely
TO the estimates submitted by the Commits
s.onerS.
This bin they have sent to the District Com
missioners for their revision and comment,
and the Commissioners were to-day consider
ing IL.
Evening star., 1886-11-26

10 the Editor OF 1HE EVENING STAR:
!demand the summary dismissal of the police
officer. not named, who, in the famous consul
tation at headquarters, made the "infamous
and impossible" statement that lie once saw a
Senator i'm the peach orchard at Colonial Beach
looking tor a 9TH street car" Let US have no
discrimination. As an interested party, do
not desire TO see such calumuy about that de-
lightful summer resort; the senator" must
fight his own battle. JUSTICE
Evening star., 1886-11-26

PIG f. st. NV. 6r-.........15
2U;8S Sth 81. n.w., d IS. ...15
22I6 cleveland, q rS......l5
IU2 p ST. n.w., B rs. SO
I1262 Cleveland, q rs......l5
10 Fent. FL. he. ,6rS. 4. 80
BIG y St s.w.. 3 rs...l4.JO
3OS. $40, 314 n 81. $.
W., D rs....-.--.-.... ..IS. so
10Th and BeIiningS.5rs..l
l2o1 22d st. n. w. 4rs...1O
Si1 NJ st. 5. w, 5r........12
i212 Elagden NV. HILL
s.Il 18th st. Sc, 5rs.lO.3
: ;j;jo to 1913 80 Sc, 5r. 10
~1:5 = ST. II. e., 6rs...............S
n and ID stS. Sc. 5 rS.-S
u wilson St.. (rearJ, 4 rs..S
49, h ST.. (rear NV. ..4rS.S
222.2 Sth 81. NV, 3 rS......7
624 Mass av. (rearJ3r.6.5O
425 L It NV. (rear).4 rs. ...6
l12S 10th st. NV. lrear).5
STORES.
43S 9th st. n.w.-.........S15
22l2 14fh n.w., slOre-...25
ZU40 18th ST. n.w.............15 II.
OFFICE ROOM.
11O6 T st. NV, 2 rs... $40
SK ED.
1919 Corcoran st...... 500
.R & CO., GIG Fsr. NV.
Evening star., 1886-11-26
The 1ourss.
PoLIcE CorRr-.y,,Ioe .S,,eH.

fVI.INb COT FsI--Jttttuc Nltt.
yesterday, Leroy Whey, colored profanity on
aA9 street southwest; 80 ur days. John Avery,
louu ana bolsterous on street northwest; s.
or ID Gays. thomas Mullen, breaking "A window
Ih the mouse OI John Boules, on 4 street north
west: SO or 80 days John Va ,nn,aStar ..rl.
ored, profanity on street northwest: s5 or =
days. Thomas IA. Henry, disorderly conduct
on fehllsylNania avenue northwest; 81 or lS
DAYS. James sheridan. diSordcrly conduct ON
lotb street noFt thwesl; collateral forfeited John
Locker, coiored, contempG s2. David Mason,
cooiea, larceny; 30 days. James smith as-
sault; $40 collateral forfeited. keit Suther.
land, colored, firing pistol An street. 50
Evening star., 1886-11-26

PERsoNAL.-Senator Whitthorne and family
are expected at the Ebbitt this evening
Representative McComas reached the city to
day ana went direct from the depot to the Cap
appropriation committee.-Senator Camden,
=. 5. DeBow OF Newark, F. A. Habar of San
Francisco and n. Marcus of Cincinnati are at
Willard's.-Mr. Jerome Burnett, chief OF the
division Of national banks, Treasury depart
ment, has been confined to his residence
since Sunday with congestion of the lungs
Representative Libby, ]. II. French, and +. w.
Dever Of New York, and Thomas G; Nesbitt. Of
philadeiphia, are at the Ebbitt-Coi. John 8.
MOsby. formerly United States consul at Hong
Kong, was la the city to-day, the nrst time for
eight years-keHresentative Riggs. and Dele
gates HALEY and Voorhees,, are a. the National
George B. Childs, OF New York, E. T. Chap
man, OF Covington, KY, and q. b. Antrim. OF
Richmond, are at the Metropolitan.--Mr.6 s.
in town for the winter.
Evening star., 1886-11-26
FOR SALE-HOUSES.

IHOR SALE-SEvERAL HOUSES ON 10TH ST.
Il bei M.tssschusetts avenue and q 81. ne; on 10th
ST. near ST. on Sd st., near Maryland ave me-. and
others CHAS. a. SHIELDS,
1ts r q W
L1ORSALE-THEN NORTH WASHINGTON REAL
u Estate TO-. ell + 81 have q large number of
Houses anu other property for saie-for cEsh or on
n28-3t
ZOE SALk-NEAR IOWA CIRCLE - BRICK
south 'front.' lot 2ON 100 to wide alley: will rent for
s1 bargain aud terms to suit BOX 01, Star office.
Evening star., 1886-11-26
MARI

OFFUTT-MCCARRICK. Thursday. November %
It Marys church. Norfolk. Va. by the Rev. Father
Okeefr, ALOlSIUs + OFFUT1, of Washington ia.
G., TO KATE q. McCARRlCk, OF Norfolk, Va
WARNER-WILLIAMS Ga 24th November 1 $50.
by Rev. F. II Burdick, HENRY w. WARNER To
MARY K WILLIAMS, of " Washington .
WILLIAMSON - COFFEY. In St. Matthew'S
church November "a, 1856. by Father Kervick
JOHN T. WILLIAMSON To Miss ssANNIECoFtEY,& A
Evening star., 1886-11-26
The Cold Wave.

TWO FEET OF SNOW AT PITTsBURG.
PITTSBURG, Nov. 26.-A cold wave struck
here last night, and the thermometer fell to
21 degrees. The sleet storm in the mountains
eighteen inches and two feet have already
fallen. Trains are all delayed from one to
three hours The telegraph wires are again In
good working order.
Evening star., 1886-11-26
Sensation i'm Co,orcd Circles.
THE UNEXPECTED MARRIAGE OF MISS LULU

THE UNkNPECfED MARRIAGE OF MISS Lulu
FRANCIS
Colored society Of Washington is much exer-
cised over the unexpected marriage on We'd
nesday OF Miss Lulu Francis a colored belle.
and Cassius Harrison, OF Virginia.
All the arrangements had been made for tho
marriage of Miss Francis 20 Geo. NJ Snecd, n
wel known waiter at the Arlington. Carda
were out Tor the ceremony, which was an
nounced to take place December in the
IrSsbyierlan church, at the corner OF
ioth and L streets. All the preparations
hau bcen made Tor the expected event. and
the elopement of the bride-elect with an old
love VINO recently appeared ON the scene has
caused CONSERVATION among the friends OF
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

THE New ESrM SfaC-1 gar..f
The following are the t;i.ls and .: 10 ntn prcaS
OF the NcS ors >tocs ...ikuI to-sa, a r,lof ri ty
special @ife 20 II. al. Dodge, $50 10th Atrcti:
Evening star., 1886-11-26
AIcNaadrsa Astalrs.

Reported for THE EvENING STAR
THANksGINING.-Thc invitation of the Presi.
dent 10 suspend secular cmployments met
with much wider response here than his suu-
gcsiion for lssemblage at places oI wprship
Large numbers oi citizens evidently believed
that 'the groves were Gods FIRST temples" Tor
despite the rain, many Nentured win dog and
gun into the woods But the game was more
fortunate thas The hunters aud resied I'm quiet
hooks during the day. while the unproiecfel
hunters got wei ana got nothing else. Tho
public offices and the exchange, as Well as tl.
pubic schools, were closed, and commercial
business near the river was eniircly sus-
pended.
AwAsHINGToN CoHoREp MAN EIIIEn-An
inquest was held last "Wednesday afternoon i'm
AIeNandrin vHunty. near Pour Mile run, on the
body oi FrstnA Dawson, the cook and steward
oI The yacht Clare, ol Washington. lie had lett
the yacht Ia a small boat and gone to -Four Mile
run cunning ON Tuesday molninr. When
search Was made for him he was Iuund In The
nearly empty canal near the run. with "A hole
I'M his neck and wounds on the back part OF his
head. y verdict was rendered bN the coroner's
jury tha, the deceased came Ia has death by tho
accidental discharge OF his gun. Dawson : gun
was found IN his boat with one barrel empty
COUNTY CoURr.--fhe county court Judge
Chichester, resumed its session to-day, and viii
close tins week. \ verdict Tor The piainii III mas
been rendered In th. uf Frawcy W. The
National Br.ck company. The ease ol Richard
Lewis. charged with rape, viii have "a second
nearing tomorrow, the jury having failed 10
agree ON the iirst trial.
NoThs.-Col. John =. MoSby is here having
stopped chrou:e Irom Sau Francisco To Boston
with his conradc. Col. Chapman. He enters at
Boston upon his lecture .our.-Mrs. =. r..
Bailey, oI Alexandria county, has been chosen
BY the state Grand Lodge graDd superini cnuent
ol JuNenlicUood TciHpiars Al. Y trS l.Iia.-Andrcw
heltcii, oi AieNaDdria county, MAS badly beatea
"Wednesday nl,ht AT Herhncr's restaurant on
Ming street by Wesley SchwarI. ol iN.uaunn.
Schwilrz ieil - at Tie station house at collateral.
lnis was forfeited bN the mayor ycsteruay-
fine Midland RAILROAD company VIII meet he,a
on the loLn oi September.
RANGE OF TigE ETHEsNoMs.rae-The follow
n. pfIf
ia. ni. %, - M, -; a. In So; n. m.,:,4 ::
maAllnunl, :;S; nlnIEuIn, -.
The trial OF the ease of Ludyrcl Gunneli and
John Al. Adriaaiis, charged with cbis..tracy
was resumed in the criminal Coi.r, to-day
The Circuit Court WAS convened to-day. btrt
Judge Hagner Icing sti.l mdisposed the it.rors
were adjourned III: Monday ami Ile court IN
to-mo:fow.
The hearing of the United States against IIftx
and irentiss was continued the Court in
General Term to-day.
Evening star., 1886-11-26
Bustuess Fatlures of the Week.

nuSI0eS0 Wh1UE0B VI snV " eeAs
NEW YORK, Nov. 26-The business failures
for the last seven days. as reported to R.G. Dun
q Co., number for the United States 1S9 and
for Canada 27, or a total OF 216, as compared
with 242 last week and 231 the week previous.
Evening star., 1886-11-26

CONGRESSIONAL CERTIFICATEs.-Gen. Clark,
clerk OF the House, to-day received the certif.
Gates OF election of the members of New Jersey
and Massachusetts for the Fiftieth congress.
Evening star., 1886-11-26

NOR RENT
IL 1919 l ST. 16r...-Sl5O
BIZ & ST. NV. 16 rs...-l25
12Z5 r ST. n.w., lor..-I5U
1lO3O5 10th NV. lOr. 100
S12 f. st. n. W.. 1Ors......7o
11O6 + st. NV, lXr.....-75
ITO + 81. n. W.. 12r......15
1sOS + st. II. W.. 12rs.......5
2O2O&22 n st.n.w.,l2r-75
1920 u st. IL W., 10 rs...-55
S21 9TH ST. NV. Sr. 40
222 h st. NV. 9r..........35
739 Sd st. NV, Z rs-3U. .a0
1424 l. St NV, 9rS. ......3t
20 1 ST. u. W., l0rs....,
"a st. n. W., Srs..
1857 b 81. n.w.. .rs...20
l125 n. j. av. NV. 7r...G5
ZS2O y st. li.w., 3 rs. .....20
23Os NJ Sc. NV, y rs. ID
Cos c ST. ne. 6r......205O
133 + St. ne, 7rs....2O.45
430 III st. Nv. g rS....20
2521 h st. NV. 7Is....ISI
lila y. Cap. ST. .w.lS.4O,
800 F st. n e., Sr.........1Sl
435 5th st. n.e., Or. Is
306 n St s.w., q rs. ....16.G..
1.35 1th st.n.w.. .6rs.. ] $50
100 NJ ST. NV. 5r......16
Az n. J. Av.n.w. 5r. 1880
FURNI
10Th ST., near Dupont Cir
cle............-..-..........
18th ST., nr. Thomas
Circle............-.......... $50
MO g. II. WARN
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Major rrauck Taylor Drops Dead.

Major Franck Taylor. oi the LIST L. :. artillery,
dropped dead yesterday at his post in WASH
ington territory of heart disease. Major Taylor
was a son OF the late Franck Taylor, of this
city, who died OF the same disease. The de-
ceased spent his bcyhood here and, volunteering
during the war, was subsequently appointed to
the regular army. lie leaves two brothers i'm
the government service-onc Capt. Daniel NJ.
Taylor. now military secretary To the secretary
OF War, and Commander Henry Taylor. now la
the navy. He leaves "a widow ga daughter OF
the late Cornelius Mcndeln and four onildren.
Evening star., 1886-11-26
FOR RENT-STORES.

ECOR RENT-A SPLENDID BUSINESS CHANCE
-Four beautiful Stores. with Dwellings. side
OF l4lh St. between and Pierce Place moderate
to goOa tenant ]. w. +. Ny EtsS 142S New York
ave. nCl1Ws
31NOR RENT-FINE STORE AND BACK BUILD
Il liigs: 1908 ST. NV. block from Pennsylvania
ave. Two aPiate Glass Show Windows se21-3m
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ITO @ st. b b.. ..6r..-..-3,5 800
q A llox, hot Efh QnI

l71O @ st. b b.. ..6r......-3, 500
Alley bet 9th and
1th l. e. NJ, n.w.f.h.
4 roOnS..........-.. .5OO
1916 10th s,.n.w 6r.3 800
332S-333l Z ST NV.
I. h.. 5 roOmS.........3,5O
l63l-l644 4th ST. n.
w.. b. h.. 8 rooms..3, 900
l31-133 Pierce st. Il.
W.. I. L.. u rooms. 3, 600
I213 and 215 l. st.n.w.
b.h.. 5r..................-3,O 600
|12l4-l222 Madison
ST. .w..E.h., 4r......2, 600
451 and 453 Ridge St
NV. fh.. 5r......-..-2,5OO
i1T43 and 1915 IL ST
NV. bib, NH. Or. 2 500
ilC9 20th st.n.w. .,fh,
Sr--...................... ,OOO
l121 and l.2UE ST.,
NV, tn. 6r..... ......2.0 900
SIT 4th st. n. W., f.h.
Of............-......-....... ,OOO
Evening star., 1886-11-26

The American Protective Tariff league has
offered series OF prizes for The best essay on
protection written by . student OF q senior class
In any American college.
A meeting Of the btlumin0us coal operators
was held In PhiladeiphiS yesterday for the pur-
pose Of making . pool, and it is thought plans
were nearly perfected by which Q combination
TO go into effect In 1887 would be complisbed.
An old man named Wheeler, Of Cleveland,
Ohio. u chasrged with numbering his wife. He
is 81 and his wife 81. Each was worth 500, ,0O0.
He clatlns Shat robbers strApeled his wife.
Evening star., 1886-11-26
REAL ESTATE.

A VALUABLE TRACT OF COAL LAND FOR
he North Washington Real Estate Co., OIL F st.
w, have for sale large ard very valuable tract OF
Coal Land situated in Fayette Co, w. Va, only IA
miles from the - river. Present owner is embar-
tssed and has but limited time to this land
from loss state oiogiss estimate the coal products
Il Is desired TO form syndicate to purchase this land
pay the fncunbrance and proceed to market this coal
than the coal This is a chance. and those who
want a sure and prolific investment are invited to
call within the next 20 days All particulars given.
l1'uR RENT-THE BOWEN PLACE, ON THE
- Marlboro Road two miles easterly from the Navy
Yard fridge: good two-story frame house, or 10
rooms; house commands fine view of city; As acres
5a4 f ST. st. 's' n0n'n '"ohAisiApi q ShAgtaf nist
L,OR RENT-SIBLEY FARM CONTAINING
tine sprins and outhousea Will lease for a term OF
n1ee, swoEnsrEDr asR gRAp5Ey; 4 ! "
s.MELROsE PARK" LOTS FOR SALE. THE
rsslasnss &C. Of 5ns late il ( Elliot Esq H FOR plat
inston. ID. C., Mrs. r l.. ELLIOT n9-lm
E.NOR KENT-FINE EIGHT ROOM HOUSE AT
- Hyattsville. Md. $50 per month. MARION
DlCkklI, Attorney. Biadensburg. Md n9-lm
ENOn SALOON PIERCE MILL ROAD, CLOSE
II to Tenleytcwn pike, fine Country seat of ten
acres, Improved by Double Frame Cottage, contain
ing eleven rooms bath hot and cold water range &C.,
sapie carriage house and all necessary Outbulldns
fruit.
erty. comprising twelve acres. Improved by large
frame Cottage Of eleven rooms and all modern lnl
seven ROOMS; fine Stable Tor twelve horses Carriage
House. &c. &c. large grove OF forest OF six acres
plenty or large and small fruits; watered by well and
price terms and inspection of either or both OF
aSeys 'h0'cs ES REFS1Psftes 18th and
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LOR SALE
IT
49s-4l04l2Sth. srs7,0O0

4Os-4lO-4la 9Th. srs7,oo0
ia. 1l0 II st. n.e.,b.
h. mi, SrS. 600
80 10 333 Csc. ,9r. "A. 600
5oo 9Th St. f.l,.. Srs-.S.5GtJ
GIGS q st. E.h., Irs-.3,5OU
2lG-I22 18th s.e.and
Ky. ave. bet. Il and
S.C.ave., III ............2, 700
5l5 11th Sc. ,f.h. ,Srs. =. .6U,
OLD 9th sf.n.e.Lh.7r.2,5OO
2l9 lDth s-e.fh. lUr 800
10 Myrtle st. ne, b.
I'm. l., Trs..........2, 200
6iz Is SITS. e, in. .Br...-Z,OOO
300 and GIL / st,s,e.,
FIJI. 5r...........-.......2, 600
H. X 81 n.e.. f.h., 6rl 500
W Myrtle st. b. h. .7r.1, ,7Ou
"a. as. S4kS6 Myrtle
ST, ne, b.h., 7r......-1,7OO
433 10 AL Prather's
alley, h, ,4r-.........4.6OO
!o33-lJ36 Sth, b. ,Gr..4, 100
4Uo 10 All Baar's alley,
Oh. ,4r..........-......S4 100
Evening star., 1886-11-26
BOARDING.

bOARDlNG.
17D0 ST SIMULTANEOUSLY SUITE ON
\ ~ first floor, with without board, near
metropolitan club: neighborhOod unexceptiOnubie:
convenient TO Est, line and Avenue cars. n28-6t*
ENoR RENT--HOARD AND ROOMS IN THE
II elegant residence, 3U7 G st. NV. at reasonable
rates TO permanent paries table frst-cass all its
appointments n2G-:St*
1902 ST. NV. = PARJOR AND BED
1910 Room. With Board, I'd floor, southern ex.
posufe avenue cars pass the door; open fire in paror
E'OR kENT-ONE HANDSOME SUITE OF
u rooms on second floor: also two communicating
rooms Oh third hoor. with board AT 1882 New York
ave. n252w*
1909 I ST. NV, OPPOsITE FRANKLIN
4SAo PARK pleasant third-sIofy front room,
WITH ,Htsttlass board: references exchanged: few
tanie ooarders eau be accommodated. nl31Sts
1903 ST.-FIRSTLCLASS TABLE BOARD
4A@O Also pleasant ROom on third floor, fur.
niSheu or unIurnished. n133ts
TNHE MCPHERSON HOUSE. CORNER OF 18TH
anu sts, Us now open for the reception of perma-
nent transient and table Doarders.
RooMs AND BOARD. 1888 81 =. ".
IL References n31ms
SPRAGuE MANSION. 6OI e ST n. W.-sEV-
eral large, pleasant Rooms with hrst-class Board
AIs0 Two hau Ro0mA Table Board. n22m
ESoARD AND ROOMS AT 3I1 AND 3I0 IND
- ava Rooms 20 TO $40. according 10 locaaion
day. Oc2l3In
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RENT-BY r.. O. n

NOR RENT-BY r. o. HOFFMAN
II 1UZi toi.iI.aV i2Tsitf;i ,2k2Z III
4l5 18th st. 3S Sd floor 93l I, Off ce -,
1919 Pa av 1lr--.......!o 81 II ST 80
BOO ST. n.w, ...-6O PIPER part 90 La ave-.,O
Upper par, 3l5 Sthn.w6O stable rear 14O9 NJ s.av ~
ltZ;S 10Th ST. NV, 1Or-50 1850 " ylie St. n.e.I5
Upper pL 100 10th st-IJ 5l6 18th ST. sw or {. 80
81. lth ST. ,store- 40 stable. rear IA lth ST 10
1906 ST. II W. Or....4O Cor TN ana i oil
l.OI s. NV. l. rs.--4O 41O La. ave. Office rooms
500 18TH ST. store - Union alley
1914 X 81. S rs.--.SO.i
FURNISHED
Mass ay nr Thos {. 10Th. near nw., 11rS150
Iowa Circle. 10 r....2oO + nr. 1Sth ST. Tor 20
Lafayette l.r-.--&1U =. Grant Place, Sr II IS
y. H.av. .nr Dupont Gil. 80 Z, near 4,h st Iuu
NJ ST. near 18th, l2r-...UU X nea- 18th ST. lirlUU
IL ST. near liih, l6r.-20O l1th near ST. lOr.... 100
Conn. mr. Dupt cir 200 a mr. I'd ST. n. e. Or IS
mr. 18th St. 1T 166 66 I'd St. near P,. TO
9Th M h 81, 80 list near rs
ST., op. Capitol, IZr.-l5Ol
Property placed rent or sale Is liberAlly
advertised free of cost TO the owner
For list OF property Tor sale. call send Mt office
NJ X. U. AOLTZMAN. 10th ard sts. NV.
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FOR RENT--ROOMS
FOR RENT-HOUSES.

ENDE RENT-THEEE-STOHY AND BASEMENT,
II ten fo0iLs. modern i'm mpTovemenIs: "A very pleasant
h9'iSs5 LIB h ST. $50 per month. a r. FAkDON,
I3&0 r st n16-St
t4NR REST-9lS RHODE ISLAND AVE.
three story BriSk eight rooms. bath, hail, cellar.
all n0.eTn improvements. front and back yards: rent
S-StL NJ -. PEN r It. n.t-tt
t'OR RENT-I232 Cd ST. >. E. FIVE ROOMS,
IL 80. 1OUZ y. j. avenue Sc SO -
LOWE. IL DONOUCE
E203ts 81 East Capitol st
LNOR RENT-i33I 18TH ST W.; 9 rooms bay
Il window; alcoye: mod imps. $40 per month. key
atl333 I2i ST. n26-3t<
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RANGE OF TEE THEaNDH ..r.sI:.-The follow
Ing were the readings nj III. snai Office io-ias'-
ia ni, %, Il. M, -; u. Ia. Bi p m., "a ::
maAlInunl. :is,. inInIgEuIn, 20
Evening star., 1886-11-26

The above is only portion of the property on my
DOCKS For full list call at office issued on
,he lst and 10TH lno26l THOS. E. WAGGAMAN.
EOR SALfi-NEW EIGHT ROOM CORNER
y Brck ON Capitol Hill. in first class order. Price
n24-st DoDsoN DEEBLE. 1910 St
LNOR SALE-TWO GOOD SIX ROOM AND BATH
Drick houses. Nos. 1896 Il st., and iS DefretS
81 Houses rave back yards running 10 public alleys.
VIII pc sold cheap for cash is about to leave
the city. Never vacant at $15 and SIS per month
rent j. /. DARTT, Real Estate 929 + st nv.
LNOI; SALE-VERY DESIRABLE NEARLY
new three-story Brick Dwelling, near dupont
circle: ten rOorns bath room, furnace and fine
closets electric beis stationary washtubs; sanitary
plumbing; handsome wood mantels with beveled
piate-g!asS mirrors; art tiles &C.: price, Sll 900
TYLER IL &RUTHERFORD 1926 st.n.w. n.4-6t*
INOR SALE-9l1 o ST N.W,-THREE STORIES
IL ten rooms. cellar. all modern niprv vemenls in ex
celleEt order; lot 20 by 10; price $1,000
n24-1w GEO. w. LINHINS, 80 Goth St
ENOR SALE-TWO DWELLINGS, 1850 AND I243
Il st: n e.. containing six rooms and butll: also,
conlmodloli5 closets. range atrobes, hot and cold
water sia;e anteiS, iron pOrches, stone trimmings,
large yards and all modern cOnveniences. Will be
soid on easy terms Price % 500. Apply to Room
II. SO4 ST. NV. no4-3l*
EN0R SALE CHEAP - FOUR FIVE.ROOM
A Brick Houses, on St, bet. Sd and 4Ia sts s.w.
Houses new: Press Brick front. with mod. impS.;
500 cash. balance ON very easy terms price 81 800
eacn Z. IL. P-iitiNEl
u-4-ot~ -, and T. Sta. S.w
Evening star., 1886-11-26

1905 NJ st. NV, 1lr......55
14th st. ext. 1dwelngs.. 80
Cor N.H.&ve.GQ ST., 1r-45
1870 B st. t.s.w..l2r.......4D
1906 u St NV. %; %;
1924 29th st. n.w., Sr...25
l224 9Th st NV, 11r...65
lOl9 Conn. av. NV. .9r1OO
1902 Corcoran ST., Gr...-2O
1910 Sherman av., 4r-..1O
1904 X n.w-, 16r.........12o
I9lS n. Y. av., l1rs........7Q
735 9th st...................55 st
1875 X. j. ave-, 1lr..-lOO
i644 X ST., 9r..............-3,'
.515 4th ST., Sr...............-6O
SHED.
l2O4 18th st. ,13r....2OO
1870 Jefferson Pi., ,lOr-15O
1902 18th ST., llr......-l25
19Oo Sunderland pl.,
lOr ....-..-..................12O
1Ib Conn. aee.-.........l25
l.5l Z 81. NV. ,1Or......lUO
2OO9 ! St, 9r.-....-.......l25
91l 23d st. NV, 10 rs. ..S5
1916 14th st. NV. ,Srs.. ..65
319CorcOran, llrs..-l25
1347 COrcoran. 0rs....-S5
1I2S 1 ST., l3rs. 200
l2U4 h ST.. 200
dupont Circle, 14r..- .45O
examined by permit from
AS j. FISHER & Co.
1I2l 4 street nOrfi,xaasf
Evening star., 1886-11-26

COLLECTOR OF CUSToMs.-The President has
appointed Southey +. Miles 10 be collector OF
customs for the eastern district of Maryland.
Evening star., 1886-11-26

IGOR RENT-A CHANCE FOR A GOOD TEN
4 anI-we offer for rent 500 Jth ST reIlod-
esed threestory Brick House, good as new, fronting
on Judiciary square park and only tao blocks from
the new Pension Office: ali modern improvements;
rent only 500 Apply TO
BUSHNELL & CARUSI,
heal Estate Brokers.
n98-3t zoos st. NV.
Evening star., 1886-11-26

EOR RENT
IL 1SO6 n. III. ave.--S10O
Sw. cor. Sth d Il, ,l9r...125
1909 9TH ST. u. n.w.,l4r-lOO
1872 14th st. NV, Or.
and stOre.--..-....-....1 100
1903 + st. N W.. 1875. SO
1928 R 1. ave.. IL rs. 100
$50 Sth ST. NV, 12rs-lOoI
ABB 1lth sr.n.w. ,l7rs-I1OI
MagnOlla ave-, 14r-. SO. 33
1910 18th ST. l3roS.33i
1916 i st. n. W., IOr... -
14lS g NV. upper part. 75
1871 De Sales ST. 1lr. so
1443 z St NV, y rs.66.6.i
1903 NJ st. n.w., 9rs.66 81
FCRNI
1854 ] St.....................$1OOI
1901 f st. NV, 16r.....6OOi
1901 Conn. ave.........5UO,
Llnthicum estate ...4l6.66
1913 n. H. av., .,l5r-41667l
lSOS Mass. ave-, l7r.-.45Ul
1925 T ST. l6r... 225
! .36 h St NV, Is rs--225
1902 III ST., 200
l4O6 III ST., l2r..-...l66.S1I
S1S 18th st. llr...l66.67
1916 18th ST.. l2r.. .l68.61l
1910 y St wv. lar. 1865
1OO9 9th St.. 14r......l5O
1O13 Conn ave-, l2r. 200
1913 Goth St, 9f........-.l5Ol
The ABOVE houses can be
our office only. THOM
Evening star., 1886-11-26

DISoRDERLY IN A THEATER.-Thomas Don.
aldson, Matthew Goddard and George Pindeil
the alleged participants in the fight at Harris
theater Monday night, were before the Police
Court to-day, Pindell being charged with an
assault ON Goddard, and Goddard aud Donald.
son icing charged with assaulting PindelI
Goddard was also charged with being disor-
derby i'm the theater. The charge OF disorderIy
was suspended Donaldson was fined SO or
80 days, and the other charges were dismissed.
Evening star., 1886-11-26
FOR SALE-HOUSES.

LyOR sALE-CHEAP-A SEvEN-ROOM BRICK
!. House on 18th ST.: convenient herdcs and cars
For terms, &c, apply to J. r. HEREFORD.
nl3-2ws 14l3la st.