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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-12-06
From Wall Street To-Day.

NEW YORK, Dec. 6-The stock market opened
strong and very active this morning, advances
over saturday evenings final figures ranging from
"a to q per cent generally, while Canada southern
was up 1ss. The prominently active stocks were
Canada southern, Union Pacific, st. Paul and East
Tennessee. The general market was feverish and
somewhat irregular, but generally steady, hut
later became rather heavy. Canada southern
part OF which was afterwards lost. Richmond
and West Point also displayed decided weakness
and lost per cent. AT IL O'Clock the market is
active
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The Lincoln Hall Fire.
THE BURNED OUT BUSINESS MEN

THE BURNED OUT BUSINESS MEN
were busily engaged to-day In locating themselves
in new quarters. A. 8. Pratt Sons dug out their
safe from the ruins and found the contents unin-
Mr.. Adler, whose loss Is said to be very large est-
the street. Mr. shedd IS located at 42s 9th street
Prof. and Mrs. Spencer have quarters at the Wav-
erly and this morning their business college was
going on as usual, only in more limited quarters.
ORIGIN OF THE FIRE.
Mr.. A. s. Pratt was inclined to think this morn
ing, in talking with STAR reporter, that the fire
was not due to defective heating apparatus as
that was entirely new. He thought that the fire
originated in the lumber room, beneath the stage
and while not positive, he was inclined to think
thnp the en the thesep n
building. AS soon as the theater was started the
rate Of Insurance was advanced $4 on the thou
the stock in the stores. The high rate OF insur.
ance caused many OF the merchants to carry less.
NOTICE FROM THE BUILDING INSPECTOR
Building Inspector Entwistle has addressed o
letter to A. s. Pratt q sons agent for the burned
building, stating that the walls are in danger Of
Immediately taken down su1fciently to prevent
accident, as at present they are e4dangef1hg the
life and limbs OF the citizens. He notifies them
that the owners Will be held responsible for any
accident that may occur.
TIE OWNERS OF THE BUILDING.
The president OF the board Of directors who con-
troll the property, M. Daniel w. Longan has
issued call for meeting OF the board this after
noon. The following are members: Z. Morrison,
]. B. johnson, 2. Richards b. Chambers, A. 8.
pratt, r. II. smith and VIM. Ballantyne The
property has never paid the six per cent interest
on the stock, and OF course It has been impossible
to retire the stock nom the prots, as originally
intended. There was insurance OF 10000 on the
building, and the ground Is worth So or 81 q foot
and this constitutes the entire assets 1t Is prob
able that the directors win decide to self the
ground and divide the assets pro rata among the
stockholders.
Prof. Immich and orchestra lost their instru-
mentS by the flre.
It win be seen by their card elsewhere that the
insurance once OF A. s. Pratt Sons is temporarily
establtshed at so eth street, up statrA
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THE ARKANSAS SENATORSHIP.
Mr.. Garland Says He Wants a Rest
After He Leaves the Cabinet.

ST. LOUIS, Dec. "a special from Little Rock,
Ark, referring TO the senatorial question I'm Ar
kansas, says letter recently written by Mr. Gar
land to friend i'm Little Rock contains the follow
Ing paragraph: 81 am at present trying 10 serve
the whole country as an impartial adjunct TO the
the Cabinet. and the question or whether or not
VIII be a candidate for reelection TO the United
states senate two years hence Is so FAR in the
luturc that L have not even thought OF the sub
Ject. However, feel safe in saying that my official
services VIII cease for a while at the end OF my
Term as Attorney General, because long for the
rest ana quiet at least, merit at the hands OF the
political prefement."
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I'm Spite Of the Attacks.
REPRESENTATIVE FORAN SAYS THE PRESIDENT IL
GROWING IN POPULAR FAVOR
'That's very severe attack upon the Presi-
ident," remarked Representative Taulbee, of Ken
lucky, as he pointed out a newspaper article to
several Congressman.
'They may attack him as much as they please. -
replied Representative Foran, OF Ohio, with
emphasis, ''but he is growing in favor with the
people ali the time"
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appointment by the President.
GEORGE A. ALLEN TO SUCCEED DISTRICT ATTORNEY
STONE.
The President has appointed George A. Allen to
be u s. attorney for the western district OF Penn
sylvania, vice VIM. A. Stone, suspended for offen-
sive partisanship. The President signed Mr.
Aliens commission Saturday evening
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THE DISTRICT ESTIMATES.
The COmmissiOners Send q Copy O
Them to Congress.

The District Commissioners sent to Congress,
through the President to-day, copy OF their esti-
mates as originally submitted to the Secretary OF
the Treasury and in explanation of this action to-
day appended to their annual report the follow
ing paragraph:
"The Commissioners also furnish transcript of
their estimate for the amounts necessary for the
support OF the District government for the fiscal
year ending June 3Oth, 1885, the original OF which
was submitted to the Secretary OF the Treasury on
the 3Oth day OF last September. The Secretary OF
the Treasury has for the last two years. forwarded
to Congress the estimates as mOdifled by him only
and so many inquiries are made by members OF
Congress as to the Commissioners views In regard
thereto that they submit copy OF their original
estimates, in order that 1t may be seen where the
judgment OF the Secretary and the Commissioners
in the premises differ"
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GEN. Arthur,s will Probated.

NEW YORK, Dec. 6-Te-dsy. Charles E. Milier
one OF the executors presenter the will OF the late
eX-President Chester A. Arthur for probate. 1t
was admitted TO probate and letters testamentary
We're issued to Charles 4. Miller and Daniel @.
Rollins, the executors.
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ChicagO's Eight.HOur Movements.

THE CULI NBCS CONGRESS TO BE URGED TO CONTINUE
THE AGITATION.
CHICAGO, ILL, Dec. 6.-Edward Mulraney, the
trades assembly delegate to the congress OF feder-
ated trades at Columbus, Ohio, this week. took
with him on his departure for that city last even
Ing mass OF documents and facts on the various
elght-hOur movements In the last few years to-
gether with comprehensive plan for the inaugu-
ration OF another move In the same direction. He
Will put forth the most earnest endeavorS to
secure its adoption by The congress.
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kilograms to The Star.
BAD WEATHER In THE SOUTH.
GARLAND AND THE sENATORSHIP
THE CABINET CRISIS IN FRANCE.
THE FRENCH CRISIS.

General Desire That Freycinet Re.
main i'm Office.
PARIS, Dec. Ga desire is evinced on all sides
that NJ. de Freycinet remain in Office. His refusal
TO continue is supposed TO indicate fears OF Euro
pean complications. At a conservative meeting
yesterday dissolution or the ministry was advo-
Gated.
FLoQUET READY TO TAKE HOLD.
Ia Pair says IL Is Sem-Ofcially announced that
NJ. Floquet is ready 10 form ministry.
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THE PRoor Or THE Punn,xe

Electric Hair kesorer is the only reliable root and
herb tonic IN existence free from lead. sulphur or
grease Is for sale by all rstclsss drsxiss rsn
erslly For two years the public of this and other
cities has asked to have the Electric Hair Resorer pu
upon the market, but for many did not Now
the public VIII be able to purchase without neces
of . months treatment. Wholesale ami retail AZ
the psrlors Of Mrs DR.. J. SEMMES, Dermatoloxist
l110 Penusyiyanis ave-, next door to Pslais ROYAL
ConsultAcion free. Scalp treated sinely or by The
1oo&A eoo,npooing and dArcuttinS. oc30-3m
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New Crief OF the Criminal Court.
The Court in General Term this morning an
nounced Mr.. J. E Krause as the crier OF the Grim
1nal Court. Mr.. Krause was formerly OF West
Washington, and for number OF years was en-
ployed at the Treasury but for several years past
has been q clerk In the District tax O11ce.
SERIOUSLY LI--Mr. Richard T. Berry, residing
on street, West washington, was stricken with
parlysis saturday night and on sunday suffered
from another stroke. MI. Berry has been In i'll
health for some time past.
RETIRED BANKERs SON INsANE.-Charles H.
Fowler, q crank, about 25 years OF age, was ar
rested in the st. James hotel saturday night by
Detectives Carter and Mahan, and locked up until
last night when he was turned over to his rela-
tives and taken TO his homein Brooklyn. He wore
private detectives badge and had a number OF
cards advertising his business. On the way to
police headquarters he called for Secretary Whit
ney number OF times. A loaded pistol was taken
nom him. It was Afterwards ascertained that
while on his way TO this city he. drew q revolver
and cleaned out railroad car by threatening to
use the deadly weapon. Fowler Is the son Of re
tired banker.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-12-06
THE EVENING STAR.
PUBLISHED DAILY. Except Sunday,
AT THE STAR BUILDINGS,
Northwest Corner Pennsylvania Ave. and llth st., BY
The Evening Star Newspaper Company.
S. II. KAUFFMANN, Presy

THK EVENING STAR IL served to subscribers in the
city by carriers their account at 10 cents
week or 44c per month Copies at the counter
month; one year, 50; SIX months 81
Entered at the Post Office at Washington ID C. "A
second class mail matter ~ '
THE WEEKLY SSTAR-pubshed on Friday-s1 a
year postage prepaid Six months. 80 cents
IL All mail subscriptions must be paid in advance.
70 paper sent longer than Is paid for
t;ates of advertising made known on application.
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New Term Of the Criminal Court.

The December term OF the Criminal Court was
convened this morning by Judge Macarthur, and
the grand Jurors being called, but one-Henry De
Camp-fatled to answer, and the following were
excused: Harvey L Page, George Watts, Robert
being six vacancies, the marshal was directed to
fill them, and the jurors were discharged till to
morrow.
The petit jurors were called, and John Robinson,
Joseph NJ. Kelly, James w. Godfrey, Thomas Ru-
pert, II. j. Corning and Joseph C. Coleman failed
to answer. The following were excused: C. NJ.
Bell Frederick Freund, VIM. Wagner, HoratiO
Browning, Thomas B. Hammond S. s. Shedd and
r. E Bradley. The petit jurors were excused till
Monday next, and the marshal was directed to I'LL
the vacancies.
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Home Rule for Scotland.
MR.. GLADSTONE HAS A GOOD WORD TO SAY FOR THE
MOVEMENT

LONDON Dec. 6.-Mr. Gladstone has written a
letter acknowledging the receipt OF a copy OF the
resolutions adopted by the liberal meeting at
Edinburg on Dec. 3 when Mr.. John Lorley spoke
In favor of home rule for Scotland as well as Ire
land. In this he says he is glad TO see that Scot
land is set on obtaining for herself a measure OF
home rule appropriate TO her needs.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-12-06

baltimore Markets.

ST. PAUL, MIMI, Dec. 6.-The Despdtchs Eau
Claire (WiS) special says: Congressman Price died
at o'clock this morning.
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Washington News and Gossip.

GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS To-DAY.-Internal reve-
nue, SG7S. 739; customs. s4O6 GO
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-12-06

NAVAL ORDERs.-Lieut. T. Dix Bales ordered to
special duty at the Smithsonian Institution. Pay
master Geo. D. Grtnhng, to duty at the Delaware
River ship building company's works, December 1.
PaSt Assistant PaymaSter Geo. A. Deerfng to the
stOre-ship MOnongahela, at COQumbo, Chilli
Lieut.. V.B.B Beecker has reported his return home
having been detached from the Hartford, NOvem-
Der d, and has been placed on waiting orders
Pay Inspector L. G. Billings, detached from the
Delaware River ship building company's works,
December Q, and ordered to special duty at WASH
1ngton- Paymayster H. G. Colby, from the Mo
n0ngahela when relieved, and ordered home to
settle accounts and then wait orders
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-12-06

NEW NAVAL PRISON. Commander Schley and
Col. Remy, who went to Boston last spring to in
spect the buildings in the Charlestown navy yard,
with view to selecting one OF them as a naval
prison, TO replace the Cob Dock guardhOuse in the
New York navy yard, reported that q new prison
was necessary, and that the cOOpers' building In
the Boston navy yard was the most suitable for
the purpose. Secretary Whitney has approved
the recommendations, and directed that such work
as might be deemed necessary to put the building
once begun.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-12-06

LADIES, ATTENTION.
LATEST PAkISIAN MODES IN FINE FRENCH
HAIR GOODS
MILE NJ. j. PRANDI 1909 F ST.
RUSSIAN bANGS. ENGLISH BASKET PLA1TS,
THE ZEfHINE AND SAGAN BKAIDS
Hair Dressing BY the mouth Special attention to
placing of Bridal Wells r,4-i,m
Bass AxDrRoSs
BRASS TENDERS,
BRASS FIRE SETS
PORTABLE CRATES.
HAYWARD 4 HUTCHINSON
no 424 9th street
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Destructive Fire AT Hyattsvflle.

NIX X. r. EVANS hESlDENCh BURNED THIS MORNISG.
The residence of Mr.. r. p. Evans, the well-known
pension attorney OF this city, was totally destroyed
by fire at HyattSville this morning. the result OF
defective f1ue. Fire was discovered In the upper
story at O'Clock last night and Mr. Evans started
an alarm which brought together a number OF
neighborS who eXtingu1Shed the flames with little
trouble and small loss, but early this morning the
flames broke out again, and before help could ar
rive, the building was burned To ashes. The house
was new one situated In large open field nearly
half mile from any neighbOrS, and had been occu-
pied but two months. Valuable assistance was rem
dered the distressed family by Mr.. 4. A. Holden,
who with his boys went and fought the 1re on
both occasions, and whose house is now afYording
shelter to Mr. Evans and family. The loss will be
particularly hard on Mr.. Evans, as the place was
but partly paid for. The dwelling was partly In
sured. Mr. Evans is the president OF the board OF
commissioners OF Hyattsville. The house had just
been completed at cost OF $1,000; insured for
$500.
PERsoNAL--Geo. W. Childs and A. j. Drexel, of
Philadelphia, Hon. VIM. Dorsheimer, OF New
York. NJ. A. Hanna, OF Cleveland Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry White, q. s. legation, London, T. M. Weed,
OF Ptttsburg, s. M. Jones, OF Chicago, and Law
renee Barrett are at the Arlington. on.-Commander
McCalla has returned TO duty at the Navy depart
ment after a visit TO the Pacific sl0pe.-Miss
Susan B. Anthony and Byron Andrews, Of New
York, are at the Riggs.-Chas. A. Hnckeldegn,
architect attache OF the German legation, A. I.
Hear1d, A. Moore and +. X. Weedert, or New York,
are at WOrmiey's-Mr.J Justin A. Runyan, OF the
Columbia QMo) St0tesads, Col. Sw1tzler's paper,
ment printing ONCE, has arrived in town--Mr.
Joseph Nilnmo, 1r., now OF Huntington, l. L, Is In
the city, at 1881 r street, TO remain until after
the holidays
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Mr.. SPARKS SALARY.-The Secretary OF the Inte-
rior has corrected clerical error in the advanced
copies OF his annual report BY inserting recon-
mendation that the salary of the commissioner OF
the general land ofdce be Increased from - 600 TO
5000.
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sullivan is likely to fight Smith, the English pu-
meet Warren.
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RANGE OF TEE THKRNOMETER.-The following
were the readings at the signal ONCE to-day: a.
m, %; q. m, %: III O. M, 80; p. M, -; maxi
mum, 81 minimum, 2a
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BALTIMORE, MD, Dec. 6.-Virginia skies, con-
solidated. soy; do. past-due coupons 85 do ten
forties, 431s do. new threes, &C bid to-day.
BALTIMORE. MD, Dec 6.-Cotton -middling,
91s. Flour firm, with good inquiry - Howard
street and western super .:,a2 70; do extra, 2 s,a
3 do family 90a4 30 city mills super. 2,Ja
do extra. OOa4 80: Rio brands. 450a4 So patapsco
family 5.lo: do. superlative patent, 80. Wheat
southern firm and higher; western quiet and firm
southern red 90a95: southern amber, Y.Sa95; No. :.
western winter red spot and December, S74ass Jam
uary so. aS9H; February, 90 sa90s+ Corn-southern
active and rnl; western steady and quiet; southern
white, 46a4s; southern yellow, 45a411S; western
mixed, spot 46s4a47; December. 46 tsa46h January.
4619a46s4: February, 47ha4.S: Cats firm and
quiet-southern, :S:}a31; western white :S5a31 y
western mixed. 33a34: Pennsylvania, :.:,a:,7. Rye
firm, ,sa60. Hay quiet-prlme TO choice western.
pork. 100. Bulk meass-shoulders and clear
rib sides, packed. 6hsa1 Bacon-shouders, 1a1 y /:
clear rib sides. -: hams, 12aI.s4 Lard~refned e.
Butter firm-western packed, l1alS; creamery, 2s}0
Eegs steady, 24as3 Petroleum steady-rsined, 81;
l3sa. SUGAR steady-A soft ga; copper refined
steady, 109a11. Whisky quiet. LISA "A. Freights
to Liverpool per steamer steady and qIiet-cotton,
I'D; flour, Is. grain, 414a3d Receipts -four S,907
barrels: wheat Al 900 bushels $4,000 bushels:
oats. $500 bushels; rye. 200 bus bushels Shipmepts-
wheat, 400 900 bushels: corn, 56, 900 bushels
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1HE BELL TELEPHONE CASE.-After consultation
OF attorneys in the Bell Telephone case, at Judge
Thurman's residence in Columbus, O., JEFF Chand-
ler has returned to Washington. The government
counsel will take the case directly to the United
states Supreme Court. Owing to the Bell COM
was not brought In that state I'm the first place,
and counsel do not desire to go there 1t being
said that the company has never lost case In
that state
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-12-06

APPEALS FROM THE LAND OFFICE.-Appeals from
the decisions OF the Commissioner of the General
Land On1ce Will hereafter be referred to First
Assistant Secretary Muldrow instead Of to Assist
ant Secretary Hawkins as the work connected
with the board OF pensions appeals occupies
great deal OF the latter's time ana attention.
Coz. Poe, OF the engineer corps, paid fire tug
s4s for saving the government wharf at Fort
Wayne, Detroit, from destruction by fire. The
amount has been disallowed by the accounting
omcerS or the Treasury on the ground that 1t was
disbursement not authorized by law without
frst having been duly advertised for competitive
bids,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-12-06

THE PRESIDENTS CONDITION is practically what
1t has been for several days past. 1t is thought,
however, that the rheumatic attack, which has
been more painful than serious has nearly run its
course, and that he will soon be himself again.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-12-06

The COmmltteeS AT the White House,
THE PRESIDENT RECEIVED THEN SITTING.
The congressional committee to announce to the
President that Congress was ready to receive his
message, arrived at the White House at quarter
past O'Clock.
The President was not confined to his bed to-
day, as he had been for several days, but sit
ting up in an arm chair. The chairmen
Senator EdmundS and Representative Reagan
We're ushered into the Presidents room, and he
received them without rising TO his feet. A con-
siderable improvement in the Presidents condi-
tiOn is noticeable this afternoon.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-12-06

~ sylvanis ave. New Books and Best Period.
icAls Branch 1922 l4th St NV. Mrs. LUCY l. HIN.
TER and NEs. Z. l. RICHARDS seSo
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KING HUMBERT, of Italy, has sent to President
Cleveland copy OF the edition Of Dante recently
printed for Victor Emanuel, Italian prince royal.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-12-06

THE RECENT INVESTIGATION by the board of re-
gents OF the Smithsonian institution of the charges
preferred against Mr.. George Boehmer, in charge
OF the foreign exchange by some OF his colleagues
has resulted in his complete vindication. The
charges were OF an entirely personal nature.
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@N THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DIS
- TRICT OF COLUMBIA,
Holdnsa Special Term District Court OF the United

49,. STOCKHOLDERS MEETING-A MEET
~ ing of the Stockholders of the Virginia Mar.
bic Quarry Company will be held at the Office of b. p.
NOLAND, ESQ, in the town of Middleburg. Loudon
county Virginia, at IL O'Clock u on SATURDAY the
11th day of December, 1856.
WILLIAM H. PAYNE, President.
CHAS. p JANNEY. Secretary.
November 80. 1856. dl-eo5t
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n306t

~ A CHRISTMAS PRESENT FOR MEN.
HALF DOZ FINE SHIRTS TO ORDER
NJ FROM PHILIP I. HALL. 9OS st.n.w
we can prove that We can make a better SHIRT for
cty Successor to Ihompson's Shirt Factory. MO- Inn
~ NATIONAL JOCKEY CLUB-THE AN
- nual meeting of the National Jockey Club for
the election OF officers to during 1857 and the
transaction of other business will held at theCub
building) on MONDAY EVENING" December 9Th at
nsSt f. B. MciSTYHE fSE YHSEhsSpi sesrsts1y Rrssdsn''
- REMOVAL. - MIR. JOHN E. REUBSAN
- inventor and manufacturer of the Home GYM
and Muscle Beater has removed his office to the
northeast of th and streers vhsre
he VIII be pleased to his friends and also give free
instruction to all in the Inventions for The
restoration of health. MOO Ims
SUPREME COURT OF THE UNITED
~ STATES.
No. 60 October Term, 1886.
HENRY E. DAVIS. Administrator d b. A. Of PHILIP r
FoUKE, deceased Appellant, VS. JOHN J. KEY
Appeal from the Supreme Court Of the District Of Co.
lumba.
Mr.. II. Z. Davis. OF counsel for the appellant sr0
gested the death Of John Key. the appellee in this
canse. and moved the court for an order under the
10Th rule to make the proper Representatives parties
Whereupon, 1t Is now here ordered by the court that
unless the proper representatives of the said John
Key deceased, aforesaid. shall voluntarily become
parties within the first ten days Of the ensuing term
of this court the appellant shall be entitled to or,
the record, and. on hearing. have the decree rever
II IT be erroneous: Provided however. That copy oil
this order shall be printed i'll newspaper Of zen
eral circulation in the District of Columbia for
successive weeks least sixty days before the be
ming II the term Of the Supreme Court then next en-
November sth 1886
true copy
Test: JAMES H. MCKINNEY.
nIo-W Clerk Supreme Court O. g.
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JNO. MORAN.

2126 Pennsylvania ave-
Has o large force Of good mechanics to
Attend promptly to repairs Of Latrobes Furnaces and
Ranges. All of Bibb Sextons and Woods Baltimore
LAtro6es Simond's MIG. Co. Culver Furnaces and
Novelty Furnaces, Tin Roofing. Plumbing &c.
pm. Telephone No. 954-2. se2S-:Sm
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10 BRICK MANUFACTURERS
THE HOFFMAN, KILN, in universal use in Europ
for burning all kinds of bricks tiles etc. saves two
thirds of the fuel required in old-fashioned kilns
Drawings and specifications furnished by
FRED. HOFFMAN,. Government Architect
n221awGW No kessel St. Berlin Germany
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The CONTRACT FOR BUILDING GUNBOAT No. L.
1t has been virtually decided that the contract for
building gunboat No. will be given to Cramp &
Sons. They were the lowest bidders, but their bid
matter required some consideration before it
should be finally decided.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-12-06

MRS. CLEVELAND did not return to Washington
on Saturday, as was expected, having decided to
stay in New York few days longer. She will re-
turn tomorrow or next day.