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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-10-15

! MoKE FRENCH DELEGATES CoMING.-The
IoiiOWlnS are aaultioIlaL ni,lneS O1 French ueteA
gates WAC Will attend The Bartuv,ul Statue
oeuication ceremonies Ill New York narbvr: 81.
Robert, chiei vi the department vi pubic ln-
structiou; Baron anu baroness Salvador, Com.
hi.,ndanL fusy, vi the kcOie Puiy technique;
Col. Lausseual, director OF kcuie aes Al - eI
Letters; Lieut.. FIIiegeAte, aIue-ue.caIlIp " M.
Aupe, uluister Oh lIlurlue cOiOiIies, aud
N. haliai,u, the delegate OF Tie Paris chamber
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-10-15

Donovan, who jumped OF the Brooklyn
bridge, is at Rochester. N. T., with hts bacxes.
hl..ue ms Celebrated icap 10 death Dunoyaia
will uttelnpt the saline leap
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EQUITABLE
COOPERATIVE BUILDING ASSOCIATION.
ASSETS SEPT Is. 1856. S69l, $780,.

COOPERATIVE BUILDING ASSOCIATION
ASSETS SEPT. l5 1856. s6s1 $780,.
Books are now open for shares in the 18th issue.
once q The Association daily nom s:sO a. NJ 'a 10
n,,I,9thly 9nthly payment; are s.. SO per share
IT., ad la n & the S object Of the Association
tions received, by
iao%.i l ?sn st:e $,
Geo W. Ca-iear. I'd v Pres 3 y n.W. ~
s =: As s;''ess ax asd Rsss Is
aa1Ga fpnic ,e 81 11ser
Eos & A iii. Tls Ssis:anI hssisler seas Dept
ThSs b tros,. jr .Lamoe dealer. sth ST., cor NJ se.
lxSo
Teller and Gas ee sTs 81 nx
Jas ash; H. ssyille A'sorneyat-l W, Cover Buirg i St
H. w oanioia Fire Esfrs fns s,sr sSe nW
& &, r Price M isl, 42e a. s: s.w.
l. W Bo.e er sec Mutual Ere Co. yth ana P1av.
senas f. and 1ehis h A gore i5y ana M .x
J. u. Free jr. Bookstore. l345 + s; NV.
'So. SOY Once sRSHNi 81 i sse,y; s. Nv.
Office hours: $50 a. m. to 4:3O I'M. oc7-2m
lC~ WILLIAM GoKCokAN HILL;
HILL & joHNsTOS,
REAL ESTATE, hfSNiasi dSAH RS INSURANCE
SenS 20 bs 1a 9sn ns
Of Loans co.lss.S srsiaS
made insurance placed in Responsible companies
W. W. CoRCOKAN. RIGGS CO oc7-.m
Ifs CALCULATING LIBR RY, l749 Penn
,..,', syivans ma, ave New Books and Best period
W aGNfKR s and Mrs Mrs = @I / X admSRb aM nIs AeGs ssas
,C~s DIR H. THYMPs,.N MURRAY,
Office snd Residence:
oL6 18th st. NV. se3Olms
Rr JSo ". CoasoS. JNo. W. MAcARTSEY
o~@S Member n. \. Stock Tx
coRsoN & MAcARrNEY.
BANKERS ana Dealers IN Government Bonds
Deposits Exchange. Loans Collections
Railroad Stocks and Bonds and all securities listed
and BALTIMORE bought and sold
A specially made OF vestment Securities District
Telephone STICK dealt in
American Beli Telephone stock bought and sold au7
(rxY-s jNO. MORAN.
1926 Pennsylvania ave,
Has large force OF good mechanics 70
sd % Of 1S1 g and Wocs:
Baltimore Lairooes simonds IA fg. Co. tuiver
aa Isnsss aud SoSs.iy sarascss ''r Tin u kooRas. s
f'anons. "a, T GOOD york aud r.,r nr,.e.
o pm. Telephone No 954-2. ssz7.Sm
80. SAMUEL 5. sHEDD.
FINE GAS FIxTUREA
PLUMBING AND HEATING.
job Work specially.
,e25 400 9th st. NV.
xx-. The WASHINGTON = Pr.R CEN Pl.Is.
ll>-z MANENT BuiLDiNG AssoCIAT.oN
Onefy m exceiient portunity for safely Investing
e.thsr stasu monthly savings larger amounts paid
Ia advanced s.ock The security the stocKhoiuers
is rst ii.0rt2age ashinsion city real etate. l-
u resi- ttock paid annually.
oa.s adding loans Feb. nary l, ISs6-...s2ao 270O0
Fur sasteeat aud her apply vtlice
OIL the ASS0csaAOn, Ia r. ST u.w., GeS z
p.nA citAS isEhMAN. President.
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CHICAGO, Oct l5.-A Daily Neps special nom
Indianapolis says ut 10 autuoritstiveiy statod
here tuat Lie long continued litigation between
the Indianapolis, Bloomington aod Wsstarn
aud tbs Cincinnati, Sandusxy and Cleveland
railroads Will be speedily brought 20 tefmi.
nation by the consolidation OF the tWo noes
under tine name OF the Indianapolis, blooaniug.
tou and Western. Tue new line VIII bo olS
ClevolnudH
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Trying 20 Kill Dlgaalsa.
A BROTHER OF ONE OF THE VICTIMS ATTACKS
THE RASCAL In COUNT.

CHICAGO, Oct. l5.-A special dispatch fron
Indianapolis says: A young man pamed Haines
appeared in court yesterday during the trial oe
Jonn l.. Lee, charged with bi9ssny. and trted 10
sho0t Lee. de was disarlneo by y bsinG. Leo
has four wives, one OF them sister Of Haines,
wnOm he deceived into q mock marriage. He
ciaims that she lived with him as his mistrOas
with her mothers consent, ana it was foe thlo
that HaiueS tried TO shoot him.
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NOTHING KNOWN IN MEXICO OF THE REPoRfeD
MURDER OF EX-PRESfDENT GONZALES.
GALVESTON, Tex, Oct. l6.-An Associated
Press representative cabled an inquiry 70 the
City OIL Mexico lasi evening asking about the
assassination Of ex-Presdent Gonzales O. 0su-
daiajara. A reply Was received stating that
nothing was known there about the matter and
that the story Is not credited.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-10-15

NEW YoRA, Oct. l6.-The stock market vAs
Irregular but generally heavy 10 weak at the
opening, declines ffvsn last eveping's Anal
ngures ranying up y = per ceut tDs lasser
aud Dsis~are sud Auasou and MichigAa Csn.
trai y each. The market wss Irregular in the
carry aesitnxs, but soon became nrm. while
New England gained A.. kAcxawana 4. 2oaA-
ing T. and Missouri P&csl1c A; the Oshen olighs
trxctlons. Yeis was followed by sitgbt rSnc-
sion, put tne Iosses were soon reg.tuea. and at
nrm. LnciEawana. New Englaud and 1sxas
rActne Noee most pr0mInent In The sruAiug
tts gain being IL per cent
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-10-15

Appointment by Recorder Matthews.
Recorder Matthews to-day appointed Miss
Annie Wright as one OF the clerks tO take
Charge OF duplicating the mutilated records of
the office. She comes highly recommended Tor
this important work anu cnuOfsed by prOni-
ne eul lawyers and business men.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-10-15

THE SoUTH's INDUSTRIAL GROWTH. The
Baltimore Manufacturers kecOr0 i'll its quar-.
terly review VI TIE sOuths industrial growth,
says that ''even tie west, In the days oi its
greatest progress, probabiy never saw SUCH ire
nendous strides of progress as some portions OF
the south are now maKIns.' The center oI in
terest lOr some time been in the iron anu
steel Industries, and in these the activity has
ueen wonderful, though III other lines OF ui,er-
Silieu manu- .actureS there Is also remarkable
progress. During the first nine mOuti ms vi 1856
the amount OI capital, including capital stock
vi Incorporated companies, repi eseuteu by the
he rs manufacturing aud lnIniis enterprises or
eaulLeu Or chartered ut the SOUTH and in the
enlargement OF Old plants aud rebuiiuing Of
mills tnat were destroyed by fire. Hgs resrutes
about oS3, ,S3a.2OO, against $52, ,3o6, ,oOu iOr the
corresponding period Ui 1900.
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SUING A NAVAL OFFICER FOR SLANDER.-
Frederick "A. kOblnsOn, cOlored, sued Leuten-
ant George "A. Calhoun, one vi Admiral Chaid-
ler's statf, Tor slander about two months ago.
The case caine up Tor trial i'll the United States
United States District Attorney Wilbur up-
peared for the iieutenant by request OF the
Navy department. Robinson applied u
Aunlral Chandler tor work JunS OF last
year. Lieutenant Calhoun told the admiral
that ae had known the mun on the south
Atlantic squadron. Robinson, he said, was
steward 10 Captain Adams OF the Hartford
and appropriated money given him 10 put
mess Liiis to his own use. Tue lieutenant aisl
added tnat the man va u liar. Upon the repre-
suit wAs not concluded.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-10-15

The TRAINING SHIP PORTSMOUTH arrived at
Newport last evening, two days from Fnnchal,
Madelra. The SaralOKl IL expected hourly.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-10-15

FIRE II MoNraoxERY COUNTY, ,MARYLAND.-
There Was y destructive nre near Marltusburg,
Pooievtlie district, Montgonery county, Mary
Mnu, "Wednesday nignt The dwelling house
and parn OF the Trundle brothers were totally
destroyed, With everything they contained.
Tue family were aoseiat ~ church a. tne time
Of the fire. The fire is supposed TO have been
tue work Of tncendiariee. Ihe loss u several
thslllssaaa dt,tlarE.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

T~. BARRIERS AssEA BY 4Os2. K. OF L.
- Every member Is hereby notified 10 attend
oeio6sr t IS is isss SD T BY order Sn NV IL
Ir~s THE MEMBERS OF KIT CARS, n
he "a
s,f 2. mis- late residenee 22i7 St nws sonsATURDAY
..$s Posi- Pos " vii !se@ols I i s".as Uniform
pTas'lessIe r with drum corps and firing party on
Church of the Incarnat,on corner 12,h and n n
W. to attend the funeral of Comrade JOHN WILLIAMS.
cHAsHkik aaaS pSss Ps;
SF5sI Fl THE e6A
Of one dolla and tweniyfse cents per share will be
the Of o. the sa 10Th dS Of octo:
ps. 1sss q Ye
oks viii be closed from the 10Th to the 18th Of Uc-
'0ber' inclusive MORRIS MORE q + .b TYLER; rpt Psss,1
Washington. D. c., October I4Ih. 1856. ocl5to.ein
[C~ DIR LAC,iLAN TYLER
49, Has removed TO
oc1o-3t* yO4 I4th st. NV.
F~ IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE
O DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA,
Holding Special Term as a District Court of the
United States
In the matter OF condemnation of land for q Con-
gressional Ibrary-No, 333. Distric. Court.
Upon consideration the petition of ELLA CHEL1N1
drsd as dc dollars lar and sixsyons cents
nehe trout on last Capitol street by depth of orig
maj lot Zl anu also Claiming the sum OF seventy
seven hundred and sixteen uolia-s and eighty-f UT
ce.ts 7,7l6S4), assessed by tue SAID jur, as the
value OF parcel one in square 73l being the east
part o. original lot ole ID fronting iorty the
public space and the dimensions shown on sad Lx-
hDlt herein, it Is this 18th day VI October. A. d.
petitioner, ordered that John shate ana William Hay
man or their neirs their legal representatives and
ali persons claiming adversely to SAID ELLA CHELINI
snow caIse. on or before the 1st day OF November,
a. d: 1hS6, why the prayers OF the said petitioner
saSad b. mot Ss rydsa os
ZEN Gays PiiOr to sa d lst d..y Of November n some
daily newspaper printed published aud c clat,d In
the Disi rict OF Columbia.
BY the Court CHARLES P. JAMES,J.
true eopy-Test X. ]. MEIGS. Clerk.
IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE
O~-A DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA,
Holding Cni.el States Dlstr,c Court
In re condemnation of Library Site-No. 333 District
Court.
Upon consideration of he petition of Chares Baum
Admnst, atOr OF sarah Prince. herein fled Claiming
the SUM six y-oue hundred aid ffty-seven U-lOO
the value Of parcel No. - i'm Square seven hundred
and twent mi t729l 1t is bv the Court, this 10Th
dav Oi October, 4. d. 1856, mot Ou OF Leon
ohriner. proctor for the said Charles ,aum Admin
istrator ordered tnat all person., claiming adversely
the said Charles Baum, Administrator show cause on
A d. 1885. why the prayer OF Said petition p aging
for The sum aforesaid 10 be awarded to him. should
not be srantd Provided, copy of this order pun-
hshed eve.y day (excep sunday for eek in some
newspaper published in the CIT of Washingto, said
District.
BY the Court CHARLES P. JAMES, Ju tice.
By l. T. WILLIAM>, Asst C.erk. ocl5-St
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-10-15

MAXWELL uNNERvED.-Maxweil, under sen.
fencs VI death at ~. Louis, Mo-, for the murder
.ot 1reiier, II said ~ have UecOtne completely
unnerved, and to show Ia every movement ais
Distress. He rolis aud tosees all night. talks
and starts 10 his sleep.and ix said ~ Be haunted
~ visi0n o1 the murdered ksStlsrs
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-10-15

Mrs Folsom TO OCCUPY THE Presidents
CoTTAeE.-It IL understood that Mrs Folsom
Will occupy the Presidents pretty Prospect
Cottage" ON the Tenieytown road, when II is
comp mpleted, which will be sometime within the
next month. the President, as Well as his wife,
desired that Mrs. Folsom snould not be sep.
arated by any great distance from her oaugiiter,
and she has thus beeu provided with u COM
fortable aud pretty hoiie, which will always
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-10-15
Another COlOred ExpOsitfOn.
RECORDER MATTHEWS INVITED TO GO

RECOKDER MATTHEWS INVITED TO GO 10
NORTH CAROLINA.
The colored people OF North Carolina will
give an industrial exhibition at Raleigh next
month, 10 continue several weeks A delega-
tion OF colored citizens Of that state, headed by
Mr.. Hunter, commissioner of the Colored Peo.
pies Industrial Exhibition, called on Wednes.
day on Mr.. J.. G. Matthews, the recorder Of
deeds Of the district, aud urged his presence
during the exhibition, ana Invited him to
make IL short address there on any day suited
to his convenience. Recorder Matthew's re-
ceived them pleasantly, and In the course
OF his remarks said that he very much
doubted the policy Of his making any All.
dress at this time, for he was very busy in
his efforts steklatixe tue work vi his Office
and 10 advance the standard OF the same. He
would, however, hold the matter in abeyance
aud at some time II possible during the prog
ress Ut the exhibition would enueavor to be
present He assured them OF his hearty SYM
pathy In any and ult efforts 10 advance the iu-
tereSl OF the new citizen element Of the try
He sNid that the people generally OF this couu.
try Knew very little Of the true merit OF colvred
ciaxens; that those of the race VINO were com.
petsnt 70 represent the cotored people had re.
fused 10 take part in matters OF n public nature.
He said that u national industrial exhibition
OF the product of the race should have mis- earn.
eat support, for he believed that such an exhioit
would reflect great credit upon cOiored c3tixenx
generally. Tue recorder gave them . suDscrip.
uon OF $50 10 aid the premium list.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-10-15
Washington News and Gossin.

THE SUPPLEMENT OF THE EVENING STAR To-
DAY contains: DR.. Vertrs account Of his mis-
sion to Italy, the Sabine Pass disaster the great
labor congress, Catholic church matters, tele-
graphic news, etc. The advertisements are
classified as follows: Auction SlIes, Proposals,
Dry Goods. Gentlemen's Goods, Wood and
Coal, Housefurnishings, Sewing Machines, At
torneys, Ladies' Goods, Pianos and Organs,
Financial, Books, Family Supplies, Medical,
Professional, The Trades, Specialties. Dsn-
tistry, Railroads, Potomac River Boats, Steam.
ers, Undertakers
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A COLD WAVE COMING.
A Big Fsll In Temperature PreaieseA
At Chfc0GO.

CHICAGO, Oct. Is. - The signal servIcs
announces the approach Of q cold wave from
the west ana predicts that the temperature
Will TALL from 10 W 35 degrees within the nexs
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-10-15

SECRETARY MANNING called upon the Presi.
dent yesterday afternoon. 1t was Mr. Man.
niny's first visit to the w hite House siuce his
reLurn 10 WaStlinufOn
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WHY THE PRESIDENT PARDoNED HfM-The
President has grantet = pardon 10 Ci,;tries

President has granted pardon 10 Charles
Thomas, colored man. now serving 4 lite SEN
tohce in the West Virginia penitentiary tor u
murder committed in ArKaiisas about ten years
a man Tor alternating ms wIIe's affections. Con-
siderable sympathy was manifested for uiin,
ana il strong appeal was made lOr executive
cieinency. 1ne fiesiuent in acting On The case
said he was satisned that the Inau ha d been
sufficiently punlsued tor what he had DONE
The PRESIDENT GONE A FISHIN0.--Presi.
dent Cleveland, accompanied by Colonel L.-
mont and Assistant Secretary Fairchild, drove
to the b. aud y. depot last night, wnerc they
were Joined by Commissioner Miller, and the
party look the Cincinnati express. lhey nave
gone Tor "a Jew days nshIhg IN thc Biac,lwaIef
river, Vest Virginia, near tne residence vi Ten
aIOr keuua.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-10-15
THE EVENING STAR
PUBLISHED DAILY, Except SUNDAY.
AT THE STAR BUILDINGS.
Nothves. Corner Pennsylvania Ave. and llth g.. by
The Evening Star Newspaper Company,

ruH FvFNrSo STAR IL served to sntecrfhers In thu
CITY carriers their own account lU cents ner
week. +Ac. per month Copies at the counter !,
cents each. By mail-posfaze prepaid-SO cpnIS s
d, onth: one year. Sc: six months S.
Entered at the Post Once al " ashinxton d. C. A,
secnnd-ciaSs mail matter.
THF WEEKLY SrAR-puh,.shea ON rriday-sl a
year. postage prepaid six months. so cent?
~ All maf subscriptions must De PAID IA ad vance
rspal sent longer than Is paid for
Rates OF sGverrtsin- made known n, ,,r,s..,.o,
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REPORTED SUICIDE OF A GovERNME&916Hk
vEYOR.-A telegram from North Adaiud.1G4&
last night, says: "The body OF Bayard Putnana,
Of the government Typographical survey, was
found hanging TO u tree this morning Il short
distance fronB the geologists' camp, where he
had been working He had been missing from
the camp Ior u week. No cause for his suicide
is K
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-10-15

LYNCHED FOR MISCEGENATION In TEXAS
A note IrOui SOMERSET, Il LaSkOra county, thirty
miles from S.ln Anton,o, Texas, gives mea, ,er
account OF the Iyncnihg OIL u negro naI,ied
Anck. About month ago be enoeavoreu to
marry a white girl. Her consent was obtained
anu he would have succeeded but lor his un-
timely arrest. he was locked up IOr some days.
Gu Sunday night party o. milskeu men took
Aiica lroil jan and haugeu ninl, ana the jury
returueu u verdict OF 'ueath at the han0s OF
unknown parties"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-10-15

FAILURES CAUSED BY FoRGERY.-Jacob
Weller & Co., Wholesale dealers III peanuts and
pickles Al Cincinnati, asslgu,d d yesterday. Liza
DliItleS, S1UO.OOO. 1ne 1aliuit was caused by
the forgery o. their confidential CLERK, X. NJ.
Doll, Wuo has hed 10 Cauauu. SkaAts, Eu awards
d Co., unother peanut commission firm at S3
apo 90 Water street, also tai.ed. 1hey hold
uLOu. $3U,oUU worth OF Weilers paper, und
their liabilities will probably reach StU,UOU.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-10-15

GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS To-DAY.-Internal
revenue, S312,94s; customs. S57s, s,1se.
The q. s. 8. ESSEX arrived at Malta this
morning; all on board well.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-10-15
EXCURSIONS, PICNICS, ETC,

HO fOR GREAT FALLS AND CABIN JOHN
IL BRtD1E-Steam Packet EXCI L,IOK will
n1.ke ber rsguiar trip 10 Great fa.l> on ST NDAY
wEDNESD.il AID fRI D.A Y at so CLOCK m m her
whafI High 81 ana can.I, Georgetown. Boat can be
Chartered Apply 40 he Captain oc5-2ws
NFAkSHALL HALL
steamer W. W. CCRCORsN
VIII make daily EXCURSIONS To Marshall fiar and
clymont. leAs n2 az 10 am. airiy Washington
81 pnL Ne O.d Major House at Marshall HAL
ttte up with elegant T.ce, rooI, for Ladies' and
,entlet-u, anc iIIr..ls serSec la carte Erf n,ilI
se, Ice cream aitd lunch supi,ieu ezcu ursiouIsla
Pare round-trip % cents.
On sundays the Boat Will make two trips 10 Mar
ShAu ALI enylug lU PIN
81 aud p.ni- tarr Round "trip zjc.
SfranIes ~ ". JORtORAN- anoO
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-10-15

SUING FOR $1OO,OOO DAMAGEa-Lawyer
Manning, who was disbarred from practice be-
tore the court Of Alabama claims, has brought
suit against Judge French OF that court in
Massachusetts ior $1OO, 900 damages, and COLI
templates bringing suit against Judge Draper,
in New York and Judge Harlan In Iowa.
AssISTANT SECRETARY THOMPSON Is Acting
Secretary OF the Treasury during Assistant
Secretary Fairchild's absence.
CIVIL SERVICE COMMISSIONERS Oberly and
Lyman called on Collector Nagone ana Naval
Officer Burt in New York yesterday. The COM
mis>ioners will stay in New York a week, and
will Investigate the civil service in the custom
house, the appraisers stores and the post office.
They will inquire into he makeup Of the local
board vi examiners In the custom house, aud
ascertain ii any more rules are needed for their
guidance. They may also suggest rules .Hpy.
erning The promotion of officenOlderS. tk Eaa.ItA
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-10-15

THERE WILL BE AN EXAMINATION for clerks
and letter carriers for the Washington city posi-
office on Friday, October %. Persons desiring
to enter the examination will please file their
applications prior to this date. The exainlna.
tion will be held in the annex of the Agricultu.
raj deNQ
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-10-15

THE DEMoCKAr1C CONGRESSIONAL CAMPAIGN
COMMITTEE have sold out the first edition of
their campaign book, ten thousand COPIES and
are sending Off the second edition as fast as
they can be had from the printer. They have
about finished sending out their other docu-
have secured reduced transportation for demo-
Gratis temporarily residing In Washington who
want TO 60 nome to vote, and are issuing orders,
good for thirty days, as fast as called for.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-10-15

3 Among the interesting facts developed In
the course of the tnveSligatiOn was the exist
epce OF = blacK list, upon which was placed the
names OF ali bersons discharged. There ts
reason TO believe that these black lists are In.
70 get employment upon another"
Mr. LitcutnAn add he purpooely, submits
the report without recommendation, aud says
he acknowledges with gratitude the consider.
alton with which he was trealed by the Con.
gressionai com EnmIttee.
The committee On loGiolation among other
bills before Ccngres - that it recommends, names
the POiudexSer Oiu Ia tavor OF New YORK pilots.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-10-15

SECRETARY MANNING arrived at the depart
ment a little before twelve o'clock to-day He
is not suffering any Inconvenience from having
resumed his official duties. The statement that
ne was engaged yesterday exclusively upon
private correspondence was incorrect; he has
been occupied with nothing but purely official
work since he came back to the department..
ana has applied himself TO this steadily during
the hours he assigns himself for the purpose:
His report occupies a considerable portion of
his attention. This and other department
duties keep him busy. 1t Is thought that he Is
getting stronger from being occupied.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-10-15

XIZ6 FeCnsyivANfa ave,
Has q large force OF good mechanics TO
Attend promptly 10 repairs OF L..lroOes. Furnaces
and tsai,es. All Of Bbo & sections and Woods
Baltimore Iairobes SimOnUs IA *. Co. culver
furnACeS and suck Ranges A. Sox stove Co. p spen-
did kanges aud Nove.ty furnaces TIN koofinx.
Plumbing. &c.
WI bivanIse good work and fair prices Open until
pm. Teiephone No. 054-2. sexT-Sm