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Evening star., 1886-12-03
Washington Stock Exchange.

The following changes from yesterdays quotations
on the Washington Stock Exchange are noted to-day:
2. S. AIS, resistersd; 1891, 1lO bid 110ss: asked
IS. 1891. coin, ll2ss bid. 1884 asked 5o-year
ersS rarasS sosf oao os bid i'd
asked asked Wash; washington Gas 3s bid 3s>s asked Ma
ssnrance; so bid. Columbh Insurance. I55* asked
Rlggs INSURANCE: 81 bid, Sal asked. Washington
Market stock JOG bid. Farmers and Mechanics Bank,
GEORGETOWN, 160 bid. Citizens National Bank l12ls
bid. Second National Bank: l15H bid. Great Falls
Ice, Us bid Real Estate Title Insurance, 1904 bid
La, liz asked Penn Tel A CO. o. bid 4Ns asked Ghesa
s. Electric Light, 6S asked. ". L. !. Ist mortgase
bonds, S5 bid, 80 asked. Panorama stock, S5 asked
Evening star., 1886-12-03
just Got Here.
SOME NOTED MARROW ESCAPES OF A FEW GREAT
HORSES.

HORSES.
In 1897 a small black colt was dropped I'm a
Pennsylvania brick yard. His first performance
OF note was falling into mortar vat. To all ap-
pearances he was as worthless an equine product
as ever entered the world. His pasterns were SO
weak that they could not support his weight, but
bent over at every efroril that he made 10 stand
upon his feet. HIS owner was disguised and
iected emp6aticaily. His life was SPARED and he
was christened Andrew Jackson. When matured
and developed he was the fastest trotting stallion
upon the TURF and acquired still greater distinc-
ton In the stud the sire OF Henry Clay, Long
Island, Black Hawk and kemble jackson. Had he
been DESTROYED George Wilkes and Electioneer
would never have been known, and IL II likely that
Alexanders Abdallah also would never have been
produced, as it seems probable that his dam
from this source.
About the middle OF April, 1892. there was foaled
upon the farm OF Ezekiel Twombly, Durham, IL,
little black colt so Insignificant In appearance
that its owner seriously thought of ''knocking it
I'm the head" the writer learned the lips OF
the man, now living, who WAS by the side of the
foal within twenty minutes from the time II was
dropped. neighbor was consulted who advised
that the colt be permitted "a live, assuring the
owner that some day IL might he worth 800. The
neighbor'S advice was Needed and Hills Black
Hawk was spared to produce the most celebrated
family OF roadsters that ever existed. The noted
trOtter Flora Temple c,:l9sD was so small and un-
promising, even when four years old, that VIM. III.
CogdOn, OF smyrna, Chenango county, \. y, bought
her for the paitry sum OF $13, and Maud Messenger
GIoso was e sDie a. es dp lSr aSope hy e same
was sold when wo-year-old, In we remember cor.
rectly for about $50 and at that time gave evi-
form he took a record OF 2:is,4 November 1, 1870
there was foiled on g. ID. Whitcomb's farm STRAIT.
ham b. very small iPieriorocSiag no colt by
season was known by the farm hands as The
Woodchuck, being at that time both small and
homely. He now stands about 15.3 and is known
as Ferd s., with record OF 2 I'm.
THERE rs No Or1ux in Red star Cough Cure, and
Evening star., 1886-12-03
Alexandria Affairs.
Reported for The EVENING STAR.


CITY SCHOOL BoARD-The school board met at
the Peabody building last night and in the absence
OF the president Austin Aust x kelnrer was called to
from the 1st ward, having quailIleu by taking the
oath of Office, took his seat as member of the
board. The clerk reported 1903 in warrants issued
since the last meeting OF the board A notifica-
ton of the superintendent OF police to have pave
ment laid in trout OF the Lee building was laid on
OF the schools in the SeatOn building from room
which is open to the weather into more cOmfOrta-
BILE room. The committee on school houses was
authorized to have proper vent1lationS made at
the old Academy building. The superintendent
OF schools notified the board that the city trea-
surer had given him notice that he would not make
due the state, and after some conversation it was
agreed that no immediate action OF the board was
the president OF the board was handed In, but the
chairman pro tempOre decided that as the presf-
dent was not present the appointments could not
The CLUvERIus CAsE-The Cluverius case con-
tinues to excite considerable controversy here.
this ciy that they heard Juror HoMeie Of this cty
declare before the trial OF Culver1us, that culver
ius out to be hung, have been sent to Richmond
by Attorney Norton OF the counsel for the con-
demned man. None OF the Alexandria jurors who
favored communication OF sentence has changed
opinion, but they have gotten no additions fIom
the law should take its course.
NOTKs.-Street work here has ceased during the
to Cuba yesterday the brigantine Tenertffe with
cOOperage. The vessel goes direct to CardenaS
and will take In q return load OF sugar.-The
Relief Hook and Ladder company meets tonight.
-YOudg Mr.. Bradfleld was injured by the fail OF
his horse not thrown.-Miss Mosby, the daugh-
ter OF Col. John s. Mosby, is the guest OF Col
Chapman here.--Mr. Joseph Kaufman's silver
wedding was attended by every Israelite resident
with many other fr1ends-The mayor has fined
Henry Smith, colored, for beating Kate Smith, his
wife-The Columbia Fire company, at its last
meeting, returned thanks to Capt j. v. Davis,
Superintendent of the soldiers cemetery for
donations for the ngtne-house.-The Midland
new track on Union street. and are ready to Lay it
down Immediately after the next meeting OF the
cityicouncil, II the weather permitS-SOme thirty
houses have been built here this seasOn.--The
street lamps WILL 1t is understood after the next
meeting Of council be relit at $50 In the morn
ing in order that persons starting early to buS1-
ness In washington may see their way to boat or
tratn.-The services heretofore held at the Cath
Olic church here on the first Friday OF each month
In the morning, will be held hereafter at night.
Evening star., 1886-12-03
FOR SALE--HOUSES.

LHOR SALE-THREE HANDSOME NEwLY-BUILT
I Houses. Az, 449, 451 St n. opposite the new
Pension office; three stories, basement Is each
and all modern improvements
The above houses are open for inspection.
Two elegant newlybuilt houses Of 12 rooms each on
18th st. between Massachusetts ave. and ST.
One handsome house of II rooms on St NV, bet
18th and 18th sys
Two elegant houses of 12 rooms each, on st.. bet.
9th an 10th SITS.
For further Information apply to owner, r. GOLD
SCHMiD, S12 1th st. NV. bet. Fl and SITS. n2;}-:5m
NOR SALE-NINEROOM BRICK; WATER, GAS,
atrobes, &c in good order: nice lot H ST. me-, near
9Th St.; only $500 very easy terms.
d3-1m WALKER L WILSON, 1O06 st. NV.
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.

LfOR RENT -I717 r. 1. AVE, THOROUGHLY
II and handsomely furnished. For full particulars
apply to
HUFTY DYER,
d3-3t I3th and r sfs NV
IrOR PENTHOUSE 459 ST n W; NEW TEN
Il room bay window Brick; all mod imls with good
stable and shed Inquire at owners 43S H st. w.
$40 IN advance d3-3ts
IN0R RENT-A VERY DESIRABLE NEW BRICK
II dwelling and store, 40S n St NV s rooms and
all modern improvements suitable for small
business. LOUIS y SHOEMAKER
d5-3t 920 ST. NV
ItOR RENT-DESIRABLE BRICK HOUSE: FINE
Il condition; rooms: on first and second floor
modern improvements; 2..,2 st.
d:1-1m C. m ARMIES g27 F St
kCOR RENT-UNUSUAI. OFFER-2S06 GAY ST,
Il ueorHetowI-INelve rooms large lot. all modern
IMPROVEMENTS new stoves newly papered and painted
THROUGHOUT; S4U- 36 St ne.. eight rooms, all mod
ern improvements, new house. S:,3. Possession of
either OF above at once and rent charged until JAN
uary lst. SWOKMSTFDT A. BRADLEY
d.t-bt 921 + st. W.
I,0R RENT-326 9Th ST SF-NRAT TWO STORY
Il seVeI-room frame Dwelling: side alley; price 80
d3-3t t,5I ST n =.
HOR RENT-TO SMALL FAMILY, A FULLY FUR
Il nlshed House: convenient location: northwest;
silver. library &c. included moderate rent by year.
Address Box Is. Star office dat.
Evening star., 1886-12-03
THE oss1pEE arrived at Alden yesterday.

THE TREASURY WILL NOT REPAY THE DUTY.-The
Treasury department has declined to grant the
application of Lieut.. H. Osterhaus, OF the navy,
for repayment of duties exacted at New
York last March on certain articles
decorated china, shawls feathers, silk
in piece, &c.), brought by him from China on the
Enterprise 1t is held that the china was dutiable
even II intended for personal uSe as no proof was
given to show that it had been used aboard. The
other articles are considered dutiable, as they
were not intended for the officers use. Lieut. Os-
terhauS has been informed that all the articles
were laale to seizure and forfeiture, because Inn
ported in q government vessel.
Evening star., 1886-12-03
Shot Himself i'm the Head.

SUICIDE OF A wELI-KNowN NEW JERSEY LAWYER.
MOUNT HOLLY, N. j., Dec. a-CO James n. STRAIT
Ton, Wellknown lawyer of Mount Holly, and
formerly judge advocate Of the national guard of
New Jersey on Gen. Motifs staff, committed sui
clus at his home here to-day by shooting himself
In the head with a revolver. He has been i'll for
snort tlme, and 1t is supposed that he took his life
while labpring under temporary alteration OF the
Evening star., 1886-12-03
Charged With Mail Robbery.

TOISON 8 BAIL FIXED AT $I,JUU.
Tolson, the city letter carrier, who was arrested
on charge of emaezzlement to-day, as stated else
where in The STAR, was taken before Commits
sioner Mills this afternoon on charge OF robbing
the mails, and his counsel, Mr.. T. f. Miller, said
he would waive an examination. Mr.. Taggart for
the government said that in the matter OF fixing
done to protect the Washington Post Office, the
whole office would be stolen, owing TO
the fact that the defendant had
taken advantage of the small amount
OF bail required and left this jurisdiction. In a
number OF cases during the past few years he said
that had been the result, and the District attOr-
neyS had been embarrassed in bringing depre-
datorS to justice for that reason. He hoped that
the bail would be fixed at an amount that would
suggested the amount OF s. 1000 Mr.. Miller OBJ
1ected to this amount as excessive and after
further argument, the court fixed the bail at
81 500 which was given.
Evening star., 1886-12-03
I'd EDITION.
--latest lblGglans to The Star.
THE IRISH PROSECUTIONS.

Ahe Cabinet COnsults as to the Advis.
ability Of Continuing Them.
LONDON, Dec. IA cabinet council was held to
Gay to discuss the advisability of further prose-
cutlons in Ireland like the one instituted at Dub
In a. afnst John Dillon.
s,I me question OF continuing government as
SiStance in the work OF eviction was also con.
suered. All the ministers were present
DENOUNCING THE GOVERNMENT
DUBLIN, Dec 3.-The corporation to-day adopted
Ieso!utlons denouncing the conduct OF the govern
ment In prohibiting the national league meetings
~ sllgo and elsewhere. Lord Mayor sullivan and
MI Sexton delivered addresses. None of the con-
serVatlve members OF the corporation were present.
Evening star., 1886-12-03

PROTECTION OF CONGRESSIONAL FILES-MessrS.
Forney, Ryan and Long, OF the House sub-appro-
priations committee on the sundry civil bill, to-
day went through the file rooms, making an ex-
animation OF their contents. The plan is to pro-
vide some rooms near the elevatOri in the basement
for the storage OF the original manuscripts OF the
file room. These rooms will be provided Mith iron
The file rooms overcrOwded that 1t is neces-
Sary to remove some of the contents elsewhere,
and the plan herein outlined is the one practically
agreed upon by the subcommittee.
The JURY CAN'T AGREE-The jury in the case Of
Ludwel Gunnell and John H. Adriaans, charged
with conspiracy, who retired yesterday afternoon,
were called in the Circuit Court by Judge MacAr-
thur to-day, and not having agreed, were sent
back to the room.
Evening star., 1886-12-03

A NAVAL COURT MARTIAL has been appointed to
meet at the New York navy yard, December 81,
1886, for the trial OF Thomas Dunn and Charles
Hellyer and two other seamen. The court con-
siStS OF Commander II. B. Robson, Lieut.. Com
manderS JnO. NJ GOwan and JnO c. Rich, LieutS,
VIM. Little, A. b. SpeyerS, Geo. A. Calhoun and
cate
Evening star., 1886-12-03
The President Not Scriously IN.

AN kHfHATC pENfAL BN COL LAMONT.
Col Lamont emrhatically denied this afternoon
the report which was current to-day that the
President was seriously III. He is suffering from
slight attack OF rheumatism TO which he is sub.
Ject, and that is his only trouble
Evening star., 1886-12-03
COrdase Works Burned.

CHICAGO, Dec. "A special to the Times from
New Orleans, La. says: A fire In the Atlas cord
age works last evening caused loss Of about
$4,000; fully insured.
Evening star., 1886-12-03

An ORDER was issued to DAY directing Capt. A.
w. Greely, 9Th cavalry, to act as chief signal
officer during the temporary absence Of the chief
signal onicer, by direction OF the President.
Evening star., 1886-12-03

PrrsBURG, Dec. "A Tyrone, Pa, special says:
This morning at 2 O'Clock q house at Pennsylvania
furnace, occupied by family named Powell, was
discovered to be on 1re, and before any assistance
could be rendered was entirely C0nsusumed. TWO
OF the inmates, John Barr and child OF Poweiis.
were burned to death.
Evening star., 1886-12-03
FOR RENT-OFFTCES.

lNOR RENT-SEYERAL VERY DESIRABLE OF
Il fice Rooms in the Marble Building, 60J and COZ
1th St n-w Apply
THOMAS j. FISHER l. CO.,
d.,-6t 1924 ST.
I.'OR RENT-OFFICE ROOMS, IN BUILDING 6.So
Il I st NV. suite. three Rooms third floor.
and Others at very cheap annual rental TO good parties
elevator to be put IN soon JOHN T. BEALI- d42o
dl-.3m
ETOR RENTING BEAUTIFUL OFFICE ROOMS,
II very large, opposite Ebbitt House 500 or SD
each Suites of rooms for offices Oh st., $50 TO 10
ID. G- PROCTOR Il SON, 1925 st H. W. mo
Evening star., 1886-12-03
FOR RENT-FIATS.

6'OR RENT
II UNFURNISHED.
In the Florence" corner 18th and Fl sts NV, 3
Tu,Iina and bath room third floor.
For permit To inspect apply to
J. v y. HUYCK.
d2-I 1905 Penn. ave.
WE HAVE FOE RENT IN THE PORTLAND"
W aud THE WOODMONT" several nice Flats fur
niSbed and unfinished THOS. J. FISHER & co,
div 1924 L st NV
V'OR RRENT-HANDSOTFLY FURNISHED SUITE
first floor. delightful third floor also
Eie rooms for gentlemen: southern exposure: open
fires; beds and bed furnishings all the
tur.sbe terms advantageous to permanent tenants.
lS,2:j st. References exchanged n20-im
Evening star., 1886-12-03
LOST AND FOUND.

ONI-A YELLOW AND WHITE POINTER.
ALtArlS white lag os2 with ehsin collar with own-
- na,;ae live dollars reward If returned to ,39 n.
ttIitoI 81 d.3-2t.
y OSI-QN WEDNESDAY. on WAY FROM Ma
luHal hotel To AlbGuh opera hoJIs. by Wy of 9Th
ad A. sts W. an Envelope con tanning note and Iapers
- N---e OAIS 10 tlle owner 50 reward II returned
10 n, So, FILLMORE BEAII.
U--'Sl' .SlS !. .sf w
Evening star., 1886-12-03

WIFEs BILL FOR DIvoRCE.-A bill for divorce
was filed to-day by Amelia Pryor (by Mr.. c. G.
Berryman) against Robert Pryor She states they
were married August IL, 1877, in this city, and
they lived together to August 9, 1879, and from
December, 1883, to september, 1884; and she
charges him with drunkenness, assault and bat
terry, and abandonment.
Evening star., 1886-12-03


A FEW PERTINENT SUGGESTIONS FOR LADY SHOPPERS.
From the Dry Goods Chronicle, Nov. %.
Stiff materials are less manageable and graceful
than soft ones.
One dull stuff and one glossy stun unite better
than two glossy or two dull ones.
COlOrS near the face should be soft and ndeScT1b.
able.
A woman to be well dressed and to look her best
must concentrate her efforts on tints few and
Antique lace will last forever, remend and re-
clean il as much as you please. Being yellow in
stead OF snow white, it scarcely ever shows dirt
out.
The worst extravaganza is to invest in ''shoddyr
materials got up by unprnciped traders to deceive
One or two really fine jewels are in far better
taste than quantity OF mediocre ones.
Experience shows that all dull, rich silks wear
greasy, that good satin Outlasts three silks and
three cheap satins, and that black velvet lasts
set OF good fur is never any loss, as it can be
cut, rejOned, dispersed united, worn on an even-
ing dress or mantle, at viii, without harm.
fitted by a good dressmaker though this costs
more than one made by novice, Will look and
hang well to the end, while the other will not.
1t is Indispensable in buying dresses to remember
what your wardrobe contains as two dresses can
often be combined into one nowadays II the cOlOrs
= Ladies who study economy win never adopt the
Outre In anything, for outre fashions never last
we Women Of taste are content with a few things
and those good-in lieu OF quantity OF cheap
fnery.
Never buy bonnet that win not 90 with all
your dresses and jackets likely to be required
while the bonnet lasts-unless you can AFFORD to
wear one to match each suit.
Extravaganza In dress means not only spending
too much money on it, but also the patronizing Of
foolish fashions devised simply to waste material
dark thin stun Is Infinitely cheaper than the
cheapest pale material though its original cost be
double.
purposeless chaos Of millinery Is not beautiful
from an artistic point OF view, and probably mis-
chievOus from q sanitary one.
True skill In making up materials consists not
only In fitting the dress, but In giving TO every
mOrsel OF stun its due value.
Evening star., 1886-12-03
The GuillOtine I'm Ohio.
SETTLING UP SCORES WITH POLITICAL CANDIDATES
THE FIRST VICTIM

THE FIRST VICTIM.
A telegram to the New York Herald from Cleve-
land, December 2d, says: A sensation was caused
in local political circles to-day by the discharge OF
william Dorsey, late labor and democratic candi-
date for Congress In the twentieth district, from
his position as heater In the Union Rolling mill
DorSey'S nomination last summer was very dis
tasteful to managers OF the company, and during
the campaign one OF them said: at would create
a big Doom lor W Mliilain dorsey IL we should dls-
he'll co. Last Monday Mr. Dorsey was taken fll,
and he had one of his helpers take charge OF his
furnace. That afternoon he received letter from
the superintendent notifying him that his services
were no longer required.
1t is likely that the amalgamated association OF
which Mr.. Dorsey is a member will take up the
matter At the last election Dorsey cut down the
republican majority in the twentieth district from
5000 to 500.
Evening star., 1886-12-03

JUDGEMENT AGAINST THE RAMROAD.-To-day in
the Circuit Court judgement in the case OF Frank
Spr1ngman, by his next friend, against the Baltf-
for $500, and satisfied Young Spr1ngman had
his feet crushed by an engine backing down
tih street, and suit was brought for $4,000. A
YVES on appeal to the General Term, reversed and
81 MT back. Pending the trial the case was settled.
Evening star., 1886-12-03
The Japo Catch . erase.
THE AsIATIc COURT KURoPRANIzFD-coRsEr AID
BUBTL8 FACTORY eTARrKD
<N>a Gan Krau~ De-

BUSfL8 FACTORY STARTED.
From the San Francisco Post.
One Of the AikadO's councillorS Mr.. Shinichiro.
q n1m-built little man, came In by the Oceanic.
His talk was spicy and newsy. The MikadO dis
pensed with his native gowns some years ago, and
now her majesty, the empress, announces that at
her reception on new years day she will appear
In dress made by French dreSmaker. Ladies
in this walk OF life ara doing q rushing business
Since the empress made known her intentions all
gorgeous European styles OF dresS and q large
Manufacturing establishment has Just commenced
the manufacture OF busties and cofsetA The ladies
OF Toxic are crazy for anything that II after q
European notion, and social culture is being i'm
proved wonderfully. Everything b navored with
EurOpeantdeas. The army, the navy and society
Japan is under the direction OF French and Ger
man Onicera japanese merchants win not en-
piOy clerks now who do not speak English. The
mIkado has ordered English taught In all the pub
lie schools The m1kad0 hereafter Is TO be called
'emperUr."
Evening star., 1886-12-03
FOR RENT-ROOMS.

EoR RENT TWO HANDSOMELY CONWTTSI-
eating Rooms on second floor, Furnished or narfIy
furnished; heat and light 426 I1th ST NV ny3-im
NsOR RENr-A NICELY FURNISHED LARGE
second-story front Room. with good board for gen
1lean and wife. Private family; good location. con-
Nshlent TO street cars, references exchanged i23
- n-e- .e29-tiws
EfOR RREST-BEAETIFUIIYF FURNISHED ROOMS
on second and third floors with board. references
required Iil6 st NV oc I6-1ys
sf0E RENT-PLEASANT, WELL FURNISHED
n Rooms, with without Table Boari: references
<lven and required 514 18th at NV oc16-,In.
LOR RENT-S09 14TH ST "THE OSBORNE"
iHrse elexsnt Rooms single or en- suite: new ssni-
In the house nIo-lm
EOR EENT-PERSONS LOOKING FOR ROOMS
are cordially invited TO cali Office for free list
oi same ID =. PROCTOR SON, Real Estate and In
strance, 1:S.l6 r st NV u5
EOR RENT-A SUITE OF NICELY FURNISHED
ROOMS on second noor with open fires. At COG 18th
St u9-Im
Evening star., 1886-12-03

DAvIDSON-JORDAN. On November 30 1886 NJ
p m. by Rev. John Chester, ID. D.. pastor of Metre
politan Presbyterian church, EDWARD Y. DAVIDSON
and ELLA q. JORDAN, both Of this city, No cArds .
MEAD-CONNER. On Thursday December q 1856
by Father Deyine, of St Peters church, HAIRY
MEAD and KATE CONNER.
Evening star., 1886-12-03
PERSONAL.

(uEIL SERVICE EXAMINATION QUESTIONS
- and answers Send Toe. to Book stores or 10
IVY INSTITUTE
nl1-lm Southwest corner Sth ard sts wv
hS ACCOUNT OF THE HEAVY DEMAND UPON
~ us prepared To pay full value Tor Gents,
Sroud- hand Clothing Address or call at JiISTH,s
tid cta-id. biS 10 ST NV oe29-.iOt
Evening star., 1886-12-03

V,OR sALE-JUsT RECEIVED BY STEAMER
the veTy nnest ilni ortsd old sherry Port Maderia
lliine and other wines. Also Cognae Brandy Holland
and Io,n Gin Special prices 10 jobbers
H. A SELlGSON, Wholesale Liquor Dealer
loo Pa ave NV
81 still sell the celebrated California Claret Al IL
gallon cc.Q-wSs
Evening star., 1886-12-03

MARRIAGE LICENsEs.-Marriage licenses have
been issued by the clerk OF the court to Frank L.
Graham and Jennie L. stuart, OF Ontairo, Canada
w. B. Dyer and Catherine HankneS.
Evening star., 1886-12-03

NOh SALE
Il 406-40S 18th st.s.
w.,b. b.h.,m.i., Or. .S5 600
303 E st. n.w., b.h.,m.
l.. Or: ,OOO
SO5 9th st. NV, b.h.,
NIL, Sr. .4.5O0
43S-44O-442 / st. II.
with, Or. r............4 .4.5OO
o!9 II st. NV, .,b.h. IN.
22ii-a3i3 7th ST. n. .''
w.,b.h.. water. Or. 1000
615 1st and ; houses
rear s.w.,f.h., ,5r. 1900
216-.e,s2. 18th Sc. and
Ky. ave-, bet. b and
sc. ave, FIJI. 700
513 18th Sc, FIJI, Sr. 600
6l2 b s.e., FIJI. 6r. 1000
300 and OIL 1 s.e., f.
s4a-3fl =; 81: ii s.w:,f., ,4r. 1899 i. .sSS
:29 11ths.e.,f.h.,6 L, 800
1882 26th NV, b. .Sr l, 500
313 10th Sc, f. L., Or. 400
Evening star., 1886-12-03

II 1919 / ST., 16r. 81:
1925 r st. n.w., 15r. II:
1103-05 18th n. W., 1Or. IL
gl2 f st. NV. 10r.....-
1905 + st. NV, 12r.. :. :,
ITO + ST. NV, l2r.. ~
110S F st. NV, 12r. Z
2o20& 22 n at. n.w.,12r.-
6O1 18th st. NV, 11r.. =
1920 Il st. NV, 10r.. ::
325 G st. NV, Or. ........!
.e22 X st. NV, Or.
7:'9 Sd st. NV, 7r. 30
1924 L st. NV, Or.
1857 s st. NV, 7r.......:
1925 n. j. ave. NV, 7r..
2S20 N st. NV, Sr. 80:
2301 NJ st. NV, 9r. .......
Oh Sd st. NV, 6r-.......
Cos c st. ne, Or. 90:
1873 II st. ne, 1r -. 20. 4
435 II st. NV, Or.
22521 X st. NV, 7r......1
TIA N. Cap. st. NV. Is. 4
9..0 Z st. ne, Sr.. ........1
435 9TH st. ne. Or. ]
1875 9TH at. NV, 6r. 10:
100 NJ st. NV, 5r. ....... j
Az y. j. ave NV, Or. 10:
216 r st. n. W., 6r.......1 ]
FUR
10Th ST., near Dupont Ci
Gle e............ .32(
11th and n SITS. n. Il.
n27 B. n. Wal
Evening star., 1886-12-03

WALL BLOWN DOwN.-AbOut noon yesterday
the east wall OF the old Watterston house In the
Library site on Pennsylvania avenue near Capitol
park was blown down by the high wind and fell
eastward with q terrific crash completely denol-
tsh1ng a frame building adjoining. Maranghi's
grocery further on just escaped injury, and Mrs.
Maranghi, who was In bed with rheumatism, was
removed by netghb0rS on a stretcher to a house on
the corner Of 1St and streets southeast.
Evening star., 1886-12-03

FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
The New York stock Market.
The following are the opening and 800 pm. prices
OF the New lork Stock Market reported by special
wire to II. II. Dodge. $50 10Th street