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Evening star., 1886-11-30

CHARLESTON, s. c., Nov. 30.-There was a seriou
fire at Aiken this morning. Eight buildings were
destroyed: Hahn & Co., dry goods and grocery,
loss ST., coo; SCHROEDER Thorpe loss S3 600; f. j.
:. WOOd, two stores, loss 81 800; W. j. Pratt Co,
loss g., 100; NJ. LiebeschultZ, loss $500; other
losses, e., ,OO0 The total losses are estimated at
S24 900 and insurance $1,000.
Evening star., 1886-11-30
Will Paw Fifty Ccn,. ON the Dollar.

CHICAGO Nov. 30.-A special from Oshkosh. Wis,
says: The total liabilities OF Carlton, Foster Co.
the sash, door and blind manufacturers, who
Jailed last week, are placed at $20., ,OO0 and the
assets at $125, 900. settlement IL 10 be affected
with the creditors at 80 cents the dollar and the
business continued.
Evening star., 1886-11-30
Suicide Of a German Baron.

VIENNA, NOX. 3O.-Baron Seckendorf professor
in the college or agriculture committed suicide
yesterday, shooting himself in the mouth with a
revolver.
Evening star., 1886-11-30

FATAL QUARREL BETWEEN WOMEN.-At Peters
burg, Va, Susan SparlOck and Mary Sprfgg,
had difiiculty shortly before midnight Saturday
night The latter used as her weapon lighted
kerosene lamp, with which She struck her adver-
sary on the head. When the blow was given the
lamp exploded, and Susan Sparlock's clothing be-
came fgnited, and before they could be torn from
her person she had been fatally burned. SparlOcks
her because she refused TO give her package
which she claimed.
Evening star., 1886-11-30
THE NEXT HOUSE.
The Question Of Organisation.
MR. CARLISLE SURE OF THE sPEAKERsHIP-THE IN
CUMBENS OF OTHER PLACES ON THAT SIDE OF TIL
CAPITOL IN THE FIELD FOR REELECTION,

MR. CARLISLE SURE OF THE sPEAKERsHIP-THE IN.
CUMBENTs OF OTHER PLACES ON THAT SIDE OF THE
CAPITOL IN THE FIELD FOR REFLECTION.
Ine subject OF the organization of the next
House OF Representatives begins to assume i'm
portance as members arrive For the speaker
ship the general opinion is that Mr.. Carlisle Will
oe MS own successor. His friends are outspoken
In their determination to again place him in the
chair, and If any thought of Opposing him exists
III any mind it is kept secret 1t is presumed that
democrats who believe in the protective tariff
system would naturally prefer a Speaker in SYM
pathy with their policy, but it is scarcely prOba-
Ole That anybody indulges in the belief
that protectionists could be elected. The
tarlH reformers will constitute large ma
1or1ty OF the democrats of the next
House While democrats do not anticipate
tnat tne tarH question will enter as an issue into
tne selection of Speaker it seems to be expected
that 1t will quietly have some influence; that, for
instance even II Mr. Carlisle were not in the race
the tar1n reformers would not permit a protec-
zionist to be elected. But Mr.. Carlisle will COM
mand the support OF democrats whOincline toward
Pre- ne Is popular and the prevalent be
uel Is CnaC ne Will be the unanimous choice OF his
party.
WITH REGARD TO THE OTHER OFFICES,
1t seems to be generally understood that the pres
ent fncumbents Will all be candidates for their
spective positions. Gen. Clark is understood to
have the support of the strong delegation from
MiSSOuTI IOr re-eIeCt1On as clerk COL DOnelSOn,
for dOOrkeeper, Will be urged by the Tennessee del
egation, and will, it said, have the support Of
other united delegations. Postmaster Dalton has
the cordial endorsement Of Indiana, besides strong
1r1endS among old members in delegations of other
states. Sergeant-at-Arms LeedOm is understood
to be the choice OF the Ohio delegation for another
term, and he has influential backing from other
states.
RUMORS OF NEW CANDIDATES
1or some OF these positions from the east and from
the far west, can be heard, but if there is any
movement afoot to bring out new men, it has not
yet taken definite shape. Now and then a COM
plant against the continuance in Office of men
from four states almost in group (Oh1o, Indiana
Tennessee and MiSsourD can be heard; but the
argument @ has not, apparently, had much weight
with members OF the House yet. 1t is true that it
Is yet too early to say what shape the controversy
lor the minor offices will take However, candi-
dates who enter the fight in earnest generally
make it point to be in Washington at the last
session of a Congress to electtOneer with members
who have been returned to the ensuing Congress-
and as none have yet put in an appearance to dis
pute the succession of present incumbents, it may
be calculated to inspire the latter with some hope
OF an easy race.
Evening star., 1886-11-30

PARIS, Nov. 3o-The trial is proceeding ~ the
AiN assizes OF number OF municipal councillors of
Marseilies who are charged with corruption incon-
nectlon with public works and sanitary measures
Tor the prevention OF cholera In that city.
Evening star., 1886-11-30

FRANCE DOES NOT MAKE 1T A CasUs BElLI But IT n
PREJuDICAL TO HER INTERESTS
PARIS, Nov. 30.-The Journal Iles Del,dts saws:
sFrance has no desire TO replace England in Egypt
when Egypt is evacuated, but II evacuation Is 10
he conditional upon England remaining absolute
mistress OF the country, agreement is impossible.
British pleas for time are equivalent TO indefinite
occupation. France does not make this occiIpa-
tion "A belt but declares that her interests
and rights are prejudiced by IT,"
Evening star., 1886-11-30
Foreign Carrier pigeon. in France.

BELGIAN PIGEON FLYERS SCARED AT GEN. BOIL aNGEen
PROPOSAL TO ENCLUDE THIN.
LONDON, Nov. :n.-Belgian pigeon flying societies
are scared at the proposal OF gen. Boulang,r
French minister of war, 10 prohibit foreign pigeons
entering France for fear the Germans would g.
tabish stations I'm France FOR military carriers the
France Miadirc having denounced the Belgian
societies for Introducing German with their own
pigeons.
Evening star., 1886-11-30
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pss WILLIAM b. HIDDEN, NJ D.. SPECIAL
Wizards Hotel. Washington. D. G., Mondays, Wednes-
days and Fridays from = to p. 14th St entrance
Consultation free Practice limited to Diseases the
Chest, Throat and Nasal Passages. Specially success
ial IN treating Enlarged Tousls, Hay Fever, Rose
Cold. Asthma, Nasal CstarTh and Deafness resulting
thereSrom- R4-th,s ,tu.3
Evening star., 1886-11-30

PARIS, Nov. 3O.-The municipal council has de-
puted De ChaSsaing to visit the Italian faster
Merlatu for the purpose OF aScertalning if absti-
nence from food endangers his life.
Evening star., 1886-11-30

AN ANARCHIST r

AN ANARCHIST PERIODICAL PRosCRIBED.
BERLIN, Nov. 30.-The police have prescribed
the first number OF the anarchist periodical
AutOnomie.
Evening star., 1886-11-30

NEW YORK, Nov. 3O.-The work OF obtaining a
jury for the trial OF eN-Alderman McQuade was
continued to-day in the general sessions court.
Nathan krugges, meat dealer, OF 10 lst avenue
was accepted as the third juror two jurors having
been secured yesterday. Archibald Ers,ine a car
penter, OF 14S west 10Th street, took the fourth
seat in the jury box, and Malcolm Campbell, a
broker, OF IL Wall street. was the NTH juror.
Evening star., 1886-11-30

TIE TRLEGRAPH COMPANY LIABLE-The United
States circuit court, in Memphis, decided yester-
day case against the Western Union Telegraph
Company OF interest 70 the public. A creditor at
Memphis telegraphed to his lawyer as follows: "a.
B. owes me s., COO. II grounds attach This dis
patch was not delivered Subsequently similar
dispatch was sent by another creditor to the
money was only enough to pay the second creditor.
The iirst creditor sued the Western Union and the
court held the company liable for the debt. Judge
Jackson, In delivering bis opinion said that the
dispatch disclosed on the face OF IL its importance
law and order league has been formed in
Newark n. J., its object being to enforce the sun
day law.
New York Press club,
Evening star., 1886-11-30
Death Of Lieut., Andrc~r,s Wife.


BOISE CITY, IDAHO, Nov. 30.-The wife OF Lieut.
Frank X. Andrews and daughter or Major W IL
Powell, Z. 5. A., died AT Boise barracks last night
Evening star., 1886-11-30
CHANGES I'm THE OFFICES.

Appointments by the President, Etc.
The President made the following appointments
to-day: Edward Cushing to be collector OF customs
for the district of Belfast, Me.
Joseph E. Moore to be collector OF customs for
the district Of marlborough, Me.
Philip W. Downes to be general appraiser Of mer-
chandise for the port OF Baltimore, Md.
the Indians SOFT Of the Gemh aseney in Idaho Ia ase' III
ship in the commissary generals ONCE to accept
N'"oo cierkship In the bureau OF education
The Street Improvement Schedule.
NOW IN COMMISSIONER LUDIOws HANDS,
The commissioners have prepared, as stated in
THE STAR, detailed schedule OF streets to be i'm
proved next year. Commissioner Webb and
Wheatley went over the list today and after COM
pleting it, turned it over to Col Ludlow for his In
spection revision and approval. 1t Is now in Col.
Ludlow's hands,
The Case Of Gregorio Rivera.
RESULT OF AN INVESTIGATION By THE MEXICAN AU-
THOR1TIES.
An investigation by the Mexican authorities, at
the request OF the Mexican minister here, Of the
case OF GregOr1O Rivera, a citizen OF the United
States, who was alleged to have been murdered on
the 5th Of July by order OF a Mexican justice Of
the peace at place located about thirty miles
below Ell PasO, Texas, shows that Rivera's death
was caused by his resistance to the summons
issued by a competent authority, and While he was
a1dlng person VINO had the halluc1nat1On to be-
neve himself out OF the Jurisdiction OF the Mexican
authorities because he was or claimed to be ctti-
zen OF the United States.
The particulars, according to the Mexican view
OF the case, were that the justice Of the peace
issued warrant for the arrest of GregOrio Rivera
for contempt OF court and for assault and battery
ana went himself, accompanied by Garcia, to the
place where Rivera was together with Sierra; that
they handed him the said warrant; that Rivera
then took out his pistol and threatened the judge;
that Garcia came forward at this moment and
advised Rivera to surrender and obey the judicial
summons; that Rivera fired, wOunding Garcia in
the leg. The latter shot Rivera with his rifle in
in arresting Sierra. This investigation also
showed that GregoriO Rivera lived In Mexico as
Mexican citizen, and that he had never registered
his name in that country as citizen of the United
States.
Evening star., 1886-11-30
Memberx Of the Rctchssag Cann0s Take

1KIPsic Nov 3o.-The supreme tribunal has az.
nrmed the decision OF the other courts In holding
that deputies in the reichstag cannot be allowed
during he session 90 accept pecnniary aid from
their supporters. Herren Dirichlet and Hasen-
clever have accordingly been ordered 20 give up
the moneys they received
Evening star., 1886-11-30

LONDON, NOV. 30.-Cariinal Manning TODAY or
dalned into The Roman catholic priesthood Lord
Charles lynne, aged seventy-three years. apc
formerly canon In the established church
Evening star., 1886-11-30
Divorce i'm Pennsylvania.
| PRESBYTERIAN SUGGESTIONS FOR AMENDMENTS OF rRB


Philadelphia Dispatch November 90 says:
Now the Presbyterian ministers swing into line
under the banner OF the ministerial union to fight
the existing divorce laws I'm Pennsylvania along
side the Baptists. An Official report or the num-
Der OF divorces granted in Philadelphia alone for
the past five years shows that under the present
provisions OF law divorces on the Increase from
year to year. This report, which was read 10 the
Presbyterfans to-day and decided their action,
states that i'm 1881 there were legally separated
Isl couples; 1ss2, a96; 1883, 23l; 1884 261; 1851,
pa and In the last ten months o6l. The provis-
ions under which divorce can now be obtained in
this state are marital infdelity; willfu malicious
and continued deSertion; cruel and baTbantis
treatment, felony committed by either party
punished by Imprisonment for two years and
lunacy.
The Presbyterfans I'm their meeting to-day re-
solved that 'the chief requirement is the repeal oil
ali laws allowing divorce for any offense except
marital inidelity,r and further that divorce
should not be granted Tor marital infidelity when
there is conniyance on the part of the plaintiff;
when application is not made within three years
o. the commission OF the olense; when the plain
tin is also guilty or where the plaintln has
sided IN the state three years; that the divorced
party should not be allowed TO marry during the
lifetime OF the plaintiff; that separation should be
the only thing allowed for cruelty, the husband
being Obliged 10 support the wife, and misconduct
on the part OF the plaintiff should be bar To sep
araton, aud that the hearing VI facts in all cases
should De DuDc.
Evening star., 1886-11-30
RELEASE OF THE SUSPECTED PERsoNs-THE THIEVES
PROBABLY IN FRANCE.

BRUSSELS, Nov. 30-'rhe persons arrested on slls-
picion Of being implicated In the mall robbery on
the Ostrand express have been released there being
no evidence against them. Ii Is now supposed the
thieves escaped On train from here and have
gone 10 France.
Evening star., 1886-11-30

L.prEs. ATTENTION.
LAsEsT PAf.IsIAX -MODEs- IN FINE FRENCH
HAIR GOODS
MILE ii J. PRANDI 1900 + ST
RUSSIAN BANGS. ENGLISH BASKET PIAITS
Till ZEPHINE AND SAGAN BRAIDS
Hair Dressing by the month Special attention to
placing OF Dfltil els La4ym
Evening star., 1886-11-30

Mra Margaret Jerome, the widow OF Gen. Jerome,
the daShing confederate officer died THANKSGIVING
eve In New York, and her body has been buried IN
the Potters neld.
Evening star., 1886-11-30

SEVERE ILLNESS OF GEN. RICKErTs.-Maior Gen.
James B. Ricketts,, retired, has been dangerously
sick for several days with congestion Of the lungs
at his residence, 1929 street. A STAR reporter
was informed this afternoon that although the
general Is better than he was his physicians think
he VIII not be out Of danger for two or three DAYS
Evening star., 1886-11-30

The NEW WHARF AT FORTRESS MoNRoE.-Gen.
Tidball, Col. Chandler and Maj. Haynes met at
Fortress Monroe yesterday to select the site for
the new wharf for which Congress appropriated
100000.
Evening star., 1886-11-30

BOLD DIAMOND ROBBERY.-A young man went
into the store OF j. H. Johnson jeweler at Broome
asked to see some diamond rings He snatched
the tray as customer came in and fed The man
was well dressed and the clerk did not suspect him
OF being thief. The thief was hOtly pursued by
the clerk. The street was blocked by crowds OF pe
pie who heard the cries OF the clerk The thief es
capped The police were notified. The rings stolen
are valued at S., 600
Evening star., 1886-11-30
TIE PKooy o. Tar Prnnrxo

Electric Hair Eestorer is the only reliable root and
herb tonic IN existence free from lead sulphur or
grease Is for sale by all hrst-czss druggists gen.
orally. For years the public OF this and other
cities has asked u have the Electric Hair Restorer put
upon the arket,but Tor reasons We did Now
The pubic Viii be able TO purchase Without the
si1y OF klOnths treatment Wholesale and retail
the pzrlOrs Of Mrs DIR. j. SENMES Derlnatologist.
1111 Fel:sy y4iIia ave, next door TO Palsis Royal
Consultation Tree. Scalp treated singly by the
naontn. Shan. roOIng and Kaircutting oc3O-:,In
Evening star., 1886-11-30
The Irrcpressiblc Conflict.
SOCIALISM STEADILY TAKING FIRNER HOLD OF GERMAl
WORgNGNRN

BERLIN Nov. 3O.-The annual report OF the siege
OF Berlin has been presented 10 the Reicllstag Ii
described the socialist movement among working
men as still lively and tending more ana more TO q
radical and extreme direction, which gives ft q
very provocative character. Hamburg and Alt0na
are the chief centerS OF the movement.
Evening star., 1886-11-30

WASHINGTON CITY BIBLE SOCIETY.-The hoard NJ
managers of the Washington City Bible society at
their meeting last evening granted forty testa-
mission. Receipts in the month from First pres
oyterian church, Sal; from First Evangelical
church. $685.. Remittance to the American Bible
be sent TO the American Bible society for general
work. o-
Evening star., 1886-11-30

NO PATENTS TO CITIZENS OF THE DIsTRICT.-In the
issue OF patents this week there none granted to
citizens OF the District which is rather an unusual
circumstance. The weekly issue generally con-
talns TWO Or three patents, and sometimes as high
as eight or ten, to residents Of the District.
Evening star., 1886-11-30

STENOGRAPHER APPOINTED.-Frank NJ Eastman
OF Massachusetts,, has been appointed to position
In the Office of the Secretary OF the Interior and
Will act as stenOgrapher to Secretary Lamar
Evening star., 1886-11-30

THE NEW Two CENT STAMP.-The design for the
new two-cent postage stamp, which is to be put
into circulation about January 1st, represents an
embossed head or George Washington in profile
upon blue tinted background.
Evening star., 1886-11-30
CuEaR AND HARMLESS AS WATER.

(uFAR AND HARMLESS AS WATER
u NATTANS' CRYSTAL DISCOVERY restores gray
or faded in to 10 days Its original color and
youthful appearance: removes ai entirely destroys
dandrutf leaving the scalp in "a healthy condition
king tonic and nyi-or&tvr stops the hair falling
ont fesliI1 is roots lie and vitality 1t
sfo ts T,atOlifieilce have IN Crystal Discovery
We viii furnish ratutosiy tri2i bOtle to any one
d-sirng "a Try Call at Depots, corner eth and oi
III and ID streets northwest. -
for s.le by al Druggists. n2o
Evening star., 1886-11-30

THE FIRST CHINESE SUICIDE.-Yee Hang a China
man, hung himself in the workhouse at P1ttsbury
Pa, yesterday. He had been very despOndent for
some time, and was sent to prison to prevent his
committing the fatal act. This is the first case OF
suicide OF Chinaman in this country
Evening star., 1886-11-30

Bass ASDIRoSs.
BRASS TENDERS,
BRASS FIRE SETS,
PORTABLE CRATES.
HAYWARD & HUTCHINSON,
pE tl.b
Evening star., 1886-11-30
kilograms to The Star.
THE new PROGRAM IN IRELAND.
Gen. BulGr's Transfer to Dublin Castle.
THE CONTEST OF OARLIsLE's SEAT.
Alarming Spread ofSocialism in Germany.
OUTRAGE ON cHINAMeN eY ROBBERS
GEN. BULLER,S NEW POST.

Large Cincinnati Firm Makes an Assignment.
Evening star., 1886-11-30

MRS. CLEvELAND's GIFT TO LITTLE GROVER
James Hubbs, the overseer Of Senator Arthur p
Germans Howard county farm, named his newest
son Grover Cleveland yesterday. The little fellow
received from Mrs. Cleveland a photograph Of her
Evening star., 1886-11-30

ARMY ORDERs.-SecOnd Lieut.. David L. Brain
ard I'd cavalry, relieved from duty in the Office of
the chief signal officer January 1, 1887, and Or
dered to join his troop. Capt. Jas. NJ. Marshall.
assistant quartermaster, appointed inspector OF
Two public animals at Philadelphia for which
Assistant Quartermaster Jno N. Furey is respOn-
Sihlp " ~' ~ AS'PoAA-
Evening star., 1886-11-30
Treasurcr Reefs dcfalcation Crows larger.

committee or citizens heio a meeting yestcr-
day in Philadelphia TO begin arrangements TOR the
national celebration OF the centennial anniversary
OF the promIlgation OF the Constitution OF the
United States, on september IL, lSS7.
Home rule movements are taking shape in Wales
and scotland.
Gen. Isaac J. Catlin has withdrawn from the re-
publican club In Brooklyn because OF disgust with
The mugwulpp element
The spanish congress has voted elA 00Q00o CO
the improvement OF The AaEy.
Evening star., 1886-11-30

CONTRACTS FOR NEW NAVAL VESSELS AWARDED
The Secretary OF the Navy has awarded contracts
for the construction Of new naval vessels as fol-
lows: Cruiser No. the Charleston), to the Union
IRON works OF San Francisco, for $1,O17,5OO;
Philadelphia, for 81 ,s2 900; gunboat No. 2 to the
GoiumDla from Works and Dry Dock company, Of
Baltlm0re, Tor $247 ,OOO The contract for gunbOat
No. has not been awarded All the bids for
rejected.
Evening star., 1886-11-30
Canadian knights Denied the Sacra.


MONTREAL, Nov. 30.-The superior OF the Oblate
Fathers has announced that no knight OF Labor
Will be allowed TO partake OF the sacrament.
Evening star., 1886-11-30

LONDON. Nov. CDR. Robertson conservative
has been elected TO the house OF commons 70 fIl
the vacancy In the Brighton district. The doctor
Is blind He had no opposition.
Evening star., 1886-11-30

The STRANGE TRAGEDY AT ATIASTA.-T0ny and
Robert Hfll Were buried In the same grave at At
lanta, Ca, Saturday evening, while their father.
a patrfarchial old gentleman with long white
whisfers, stood looking into the grave which held
his only children. IL is known that the brothers.
although singularly aiIectionate TO each other
when sober, had an ineApiicabie aversion 10 each
other when drunk. About two hours before the
killing, Tony Hill met Dr. P1nckney and went To
his house with him. While there he asked Miss
Kate Pinckney TO play on the piano, but the
young lady declined because there was no flre IA
you viii play for me II will probably save Bob's
l1fe.- No attention, however, was paid 10 the re.
mark, as Tony appeared 10 he about half drunk.
The day before Tony met Miss Mamie johnson In
the hail OF the house where the tragedy occurred,
and said: something Will happen 10 Bob or 10 me
some Of these times. Well get drunk and kil
each other, zee 1f we don't,
Evening star., 1886-11-30

AssBTANT POSTMASTER KELLOGG, OF the Senate,
has returned from visit to his home in Illinois
| and is again on duty. By a new regulation he is
relieved from all duty in connection with the as
sortment and transportation Of the mails to the
Capitol.
Evening star., 1886-11-30

OWING TO THE HEAVY PAYMENTS this month
amounting to over ST., ,OOO, 600, it is thought at
the Treasury department that there has been
November. 40
Evening star., 1886-11-30

FAIIURE OF CATTLE DEALER--Josah W. Lynch
q prominent cattle dealer of Harrison county, ".
Va, made an assignment Friday for the beneni of
his creditors. His liabilities amount 20 about
$4,000 and his largest creditors are Nathan Con,
Merchants National bank and bank Of West Var.
gfnia, OF Clarksbufg, and the bank OF Grafton.
his assets CONSIST principally Of large tracts q
land In west Virginia.
Evening star., 1886-11-30

LIEUTENANT JNO. W. HAwLEY has been detached
from the coast survey steamer Bache and ordered
10 duty In the coast survey Office.
Evening star., 1886-11-30
Washington News and Gossip.

THE SUPPLEMENT OF THE EVENING STAR to-day
contains: Mr. McDevftt's reply to Maj. Walkers
charges, the Baltimore and Ohio policy unchanged,
the Richmond and West Point terminal, the dead
Detroit millionaire, telegraph dispatches etc. The
advertisements are classified as follows: Auction
Sales Educational, Ladies' Goods Books, Family
supplies, Wood and Coal, Dentistry, Housefurnish-
fngs, Professional, Pianos and organs, sewing
Machines, Financial, Medical, Gentlemen's Goods,
Railroads, Potomac Boats, Steamers, Attorneys,
Spectalties, The Trade, Undertakers.
Evening star., 1886-11-30

MICHAEL MuNKACsY, the famous Hungarian
painter, who arrived in the city at O'Clock yes
terday afternoon, was received by the swedish
minister whose guest he will be at the legation.
I2O2 18th street, during the five days he will be
here: Tonight he will be given dinner by the
swedish minister, and on Friday night the Secre-
tary OF the Navy will entertain him at dinner. He
Will visit the President during his STAY and Will
probably leave for New York Saturday.
Evening star., 1886-11-30

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Al yard of
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Bankers anu Dealers in Government Bonds
Deposits Exchange Loans. Collections
RsilrOad stocks and Bonds. and all securities listed
on the Exchanges Of New York. Philadelphia Boston
and BaltlmCry bought and sold
A speciality nlade Of Investment Securities District
BoEs and all Lel Railroad Gas Insurance and Tele-
phone stock dealt H.
American Bell Telephone Stock bought and sold au7
Evening star., 1886-11-30

NEEDS OF THE TREASURY DEPARTMENT-The
House sub-apprOpriattOn committee on the legis
lative bill, had Chief Clerk Youmans, of the
Treasury, before them several hours to-day, Civ
Ing advice as to the mOneyed wants OF that de-
partment.