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Evening star., 1886-11-22
senator Van wyck Cheerful,
HE TALKS ABOUT THE ELECTION IN HIS STATI

HE TALKS ABOUT THE ELECTION IN HIS STATE
AND THE SENAToRSHIP.
Senator Van Wyck, of Nebraska, and family,
arrived in the city last night, and are comfort
chusetts avenue.
A STAR reporter called upon the Senator to-
day and found him In q cheerful frame OF
mind. Speaking OF the recent contest in his
state he said ii was very animated, and there
were some unusual features ABOUT il. The state
constitution contains u clause which authorizes
a direct vote OF the people upon the question of
u choice to the United States Senate but that
provision had never been put in practice.
Senator Van Wyck believing that the people
favored his reelection, and being willing TO
submit his claims to the arbitrament, de-
manded that the constitutional provision be
enforced. The demand was violently opposed
in many quarters, and 1t was next to iinpOssi-
bic TO nave the question fairly submitted, AS
the governor would not or did not issue pro-
clamation calling for IA vote upon the senator
procured u submission OF the question in some
portions OF the state, and out vi total vote of
near $4,000 on the SenatOrship Mr.. Van Wyck
got about $4,000.
The opponents of the policy Of submitting the
SenatOrsnip TO q vote OF the people maintained
that il was unlawful, because statute prohib.
tied printed changes OF regular ballots. But
despite all this opposition about 5O,OUO out of
a total OF 900 voted ON the senatorial Ques-
"But how do you stand, Senator" asked THE
STAR reporter.
.Well, leave it to my friends" he replied,
"and they feel hopeful The legislature will
consist of SO republicans and 81 democrats.
Really, 1t is too early To tell just now the vote
MAJ be divided The people nave spoken, not
WlthStandlng the many obstacles interpOsed,
and II remains 70 be seen what the legislature
senator Van wyck made his fight through
out on the basis OF uncom promising hostility to
mOnoples. lie claims that Nebraska has been
bound down by corporate power, and that there
is no mistaking the sentiment OF the people on
Evening star., 1886-11-22
Accident In . CyclOrama Building.
TWO MEN KILLED AND TWO OTHERS VERY
BADLY INJURED.

TWO MEN KILLED AND TWO OTHERS VERY
BADLY INJURED.
DETROIT, Nov. 22.-This morning, little
after 10 O'Clock, In the new cyclorama building,
ON Larned street, about twenty ieat OF the
scanolding gave way, precipitating TOUR carpen-
ters 10 the ground, nity feet below. Two Others
saved themselves by catching the broken
scafiolding. Michael Geegler was killed in
staniiy. j.: Austin's head struck u piece
OF Tue scanolding crushing in his face SO
William Reader had q leg broken and was in-
!ared internally. His recovery is doubtful.
George Fhlllips sustained internal injuries, be.
sides having broken leg and smashed arm.
II Is Thought he will recover The accident was
caused by the men crowding in one spot.
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The Withdrawal Of Pittsburg.
MEETING OF THE AMERICAN ASSOCIATION TO



CINCINNATI, Nov. 22.-The American Base
baii association Is holding special meeting
mere to-day, u take action upon the wIluur.iWsAt
Oi the Plttsburg CLUB from the association.
There are present representatives from LOUIS
viile, Baltimore, Philadelphia, Brooklyn. New
1ork, 81. Louis and Cincinnati, with Presiuent
Wickon In The Chair. Messrs. +. h. Man, as
ano David Rowe are here from Kansas CITY
~. Walsh and William Brom we'll from Cleya
i4hd, and Mr.. Watkins from Detroit.
FROM these three points II Is expected the as
ISOLATION Will choose successor TO the Pitts
Durx CLUB. The session is with closed doors.
Evening star., 1886-11-22

The following changes from Sa;uriays quotations
on the Washington STOCK Excnang. note tod AZ:
ID; G per imp Us, 1891. coin. lI2la bid lI3l.
asked. Metropolitan n X. SOCK, l3l Did lu4
asaed. Washington Gas, asas bid, 3ss. asked.
German American ins, l46 b.d. Po.oll.ac las,
53 oId. Washington Brick aachine. LBS lid
Bank OF Washington l9o bld tarme.s aud
ecnanics' tank, ueorsetown 1872 bid, los
asked Cltizen NGtionai banA, 1lIla bid. or, a.
Fails Ice. AIS Old. Ie.. u. Al bid
,.'-.pe,ke ..iia iOi. lL Ca. S5la bu, S.,sA
asked Z. * Electric Ligh,. 60la asked.
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216 f. st. NV. 6r-.......15
2o3S Sth st. NV, o rs. Is
2226 cleveland, D rs....15
4O2 P st. NV. 5 rs.-.. SIS
2262 Cleveland, 9 rs.....15
10 Fent- III. ne, .,6rs- a. 80
316 y st. s.w.. b rs...l4.30
sos. 80, 3I4 n st. s.
w, . rs......-........ .l33O
18th and Bennings.5 .5rs-lO
1867 I'D St n. w. s...1O
34l NJ St s W., 5r........12
1912 Blagden NV. ..4r.-..1l
lYll 18th 81. s.e., 5 rs. 1890
1905 to 1913 Sd s.e., 5r.
23 r st. n. e.. 6rs.
18th and ID SIS. s.e., b rs.-S
. Wilson ST.. (rearJ, 4 rs. y
462 h ST.. (rear). r).n.w-4rs. 3
-222 Sth st. NV, 3 rs.-.-...
G24 Mass av. rear )3r. q. 80
425 / Il. NV. .(rear) A rs. ...6
l723 2Oth st. NV. lrear) %
STORES.
43S 9th II. n.w-...-......$1S 80
22l2 14th NV, store-...25
2U4o 9Th ST. 10
OFFICE ROOM.
I1106 + ST. NV, 2 rs... $40
SH ED.
1919 Corcoran st.-.- 500
ER d CO., 9l6 = Sc. n. w.
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Fire In a Steamer,s Hold

CHARLESTON, s. c., Nov. 22.-This morning q
IRE broke out in the hold of steamer Horse
guards, loading cotton here for Bremen. AT
noon the tire department had the flames under
control. About 5000 bales OF cotton were on
board,
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A EirhA with R.;liMs

PREVENT SEIZURE OF CATTLE
IN IRELAND
DUBLIN, Nov. 22.-A fight occurred to-day
between the police and a mob at Listowei
county Kerry. Some bailitfs seized mum ier
Oh cattle in an action for rent. and mob or 400
men attacked the officers and attempted to
rescue the cattle. A fight ensued. The police
Went TO the assistance OF the baiiiffs and with
baions and bayonets succeeded eventually in
dispensing the mob, after wounding several OF
Its mem berS.
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BY THEIR SUNDAYS REST.
NEW YORK, Nov. 22.-At the trial OF en-.
Alderman McQuade to-day there were few
trial Even the jurymen not engaged were ex-
cuset till Wednesday,. All the lawyers and the
recorder seemed TO have benefited from the
IT: Nic0il resumed the cross-examinatt0n Q
Alderman John O'Nelll,
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Another Lake Disaster.

DETROIT, MICH, Nov. 22-An Erenino Jour.
nat special from Montague says: Persons driving
on the beach yesterday discovered the wreck
0a the schoOner l.. j. Conway at the mouth OF
Flower creek about seven miles north of. town.
Ihe vessel Is q total wreck, and the entire crew
Is believed to be lost.
Evening star., 1886-11-22

LIVERPOOL, Nov. 22.-The council OF the
Liverpool Chamber OF Commerce to-day adopted
resolutions denouncing the action OF the gov.
mails 70 America To Subsidized foreign steam.
snips." The new transatlantic pOstai arrange
gives the carrying OF thursdays mails from
southampton TO the North German Lloyd
steamers.
Evening star., 1886-11-22

MrA Crogan, living at 212O 9th street north.
west was badly bitten about the hands and
face yesterday by her Newfoundland d. She
started at the dog with Q stick TO make him
stop digging hole In her back yard, when the
dog attacked her.
Evening star., 1886-11-22

PERsoNAL.-Senators Sherman, Edmunds
Morrill, Logan, German, Miller, Vest aud Sew
ell, Representatives Springer, Hit, Wilkins,
Heard, Matson, wellborn, Ermentrout and
Burleigh, ex-President Hayes, Gen. Sheridan,
Assistant Postmaster General Stevenson, Cob.
Canaday, sergeant-atArms of the senate, Chief
Justice Waite and Justice Gray were registered
in New York last nighL-Mrs. Gen. Hancock
and Mrs. Col. Ludlow are temporarily in the
city,, at 1922 31st. street. with Mrs. Gen.
Mitchell, the widow OF q trusted staff
officer and friend Of Gen. Hancock.-
NJ. Roustan. the French minister, went over to
New York Saturday night-E. L. Cortheil, OF
New York, and w. g. b. Beaumont, OF England,
are at WOrmiey' y's.-kepresenIatives Hepburn
and Ryan are in the city for the winter-Hon.
w. C. .Winslandsey and wife. OF Indiana, are the
guests OF Postmaster Dalton Of the House OF
Representatives-Joh r. Dos Passos, Of New
York. Lieut.. Hughes, of the navy, aud Frank
Jones, Of New Hampshire, are at the Riggx-
Representative Cabell Is at the NatlonUL--
A special from Malone, New York, describes
ex-Vice President w Wheeier as Q confirmed in-
valid.-Commander brown and Hon. Eppa
Hunt0n are At the EbbitL-Daniel Baugh OF
philadelphia, p. Burgess, OF Richmond, L F.
barclay, OF Whitby, Ontario. ]. H. Keyes, Of
Terre Hante, Ind, J. w. Morrissey. Of New
York, II. 10. Sanford, manager OF Maggie Nit
chell, d. H. Bidwell, VI Richmond, Miss Minnie
Maddern and VIM. Emerson, OF Boston, are NJ
Willarde,
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Baltsm0r.. nxrxefS.

BALTIMORE. Mn. Nov 22-virginia skies, con.
oiiuated %: past due coupons. os; new threea "a;
BALTIMORE. Nd. Nov 22-Cot,on staady-mid.
ding, Lilo Flour firm and demand moderate
2 .3a 5O do family. 3 .5a4 90 city mills super 2.5a
P.sco SEQ iay sS ID do 90 mG 1rsds
Wheat-soutnern steady; western lower ana quiet;
%Sand 50 asfea SS Np
SSA9ao4: December. S4iaso4as: January, s6lsasGl.
higher western steady ana fairly active: SOUTHERN
wnte and yellow 45a47; western mixed. spot, 44a.
ruary, 4ossa4S,a; a. steamer. 4saasls Oats firm
% s9a;ssrn sssa,a sna oa S western white
Nay dull-prime ~ choice western, 8.OOal 90 Pro-
meass-sSOulders and Clear rio sides pacsed. Sns
z; oacOn-shoulders. 1a1 clear rib Sides "a hams
packed. lsais; creamery. asaso. Eggs quiet. Ssaa4
Petroleum easier-reaned red 2 Z. cofies drn-Rio car.
s,ssx Som md S0sDs5 ss fsansS hshsE
D.; grain. 5lsA5lsd. Receipts-sonr. 1875 barrels:
xooU bushels; rye Zoo SnsheIs shiDmenas.oar. SaT
lOsO9 barrels wheat. $1,000 bushels: corn, VI QUO
bushels corn. l6sOOO bushelA
chicago Markets.
ana SHIcAGo rb Nov s 2s aMhrss aust
36.sa36ts; January, 3!lsa3.l4: May. 4i3sas2, Oats
81 Fassssd H.a Sz z Prime s Timothy H75 whty. wsey
LIS PORK easy.tash. % January. lul0 Lard
y.
Transfers Of Real Estate.
Deeds In fee have been flied as follows:
LOrenz Kissner TO John o. Herbert pt. 8, 50.
TT: 5000. John e. Ncrrls to Sarah e. Main,
pL Is, SO. 405; S45.SS. A. h Clarke to John H.
Waiter, pt 9, SO. a: OF 5l5; 81 ,725. Henry Ly-
brand TO Mary Wilson. lot sub o. SO: go;
$1,SOO. Margaret DeMoll 70 T. q. DeMOl, sub
-. 50. 96S; 81 $50. James Filling TO Joseph
r Hertford, sub 35, 80. Ia, S1O0, and lot u.
do; 800. s. G. Stewart to +. j. Shadd, lot 35,
sec .. Barry farm; $500. b. w. Carpenter 70
J. w. Easily, pt. sub "a. 50. S72; q. HI. b.
Paine TO Thomas Somerville, lot 8, 50. 25s; -
Chas. 4. bishop to IL. 4 Paine, same property;
g A A e = Rsts%an trustee: % Joseph Paul:
S6,625.36. ]. B. Winner to George w. Merrill,
lots ~ and -, blk s, Reno; 500. X. s. Whar.
.s, L g H,9s W:,.;Os 70 Carrie L BARRON Pi 80 seq;
Haynes to B. +. Gilbert, lots IL and IA. blk. 8.
Takoma Park; -. Anna n. Fenton 70 same,
,ot 9. blk. ls. 90; ?. Mamie ingersoll g p:
$500. ]. II. Small to N. w. Burchell, lot on
9Th street, West Washington; 81. 100 w. Mayse
20 Ellen Reed, lot and pt. 8, %. 2O6; $4,000.
Mrn CrnOnn living at Oh On o. n ss roo. v,<-sh
Evening star., 1886-11-22

BALTIM0RE. Nov. 22.-Peter @. 6auerwien,
the first collector Of internal revenue In Mary
land, died to-day at his home In Mount WASH
tngton, aged 20 years. He was throughout his
lie . prominenk perchsut OF Baltimore.
Evening star., 1886-11-22

PARIS, Nov. 22.-As the French transport
baenhoa was leaving Toulon to-day for TOnQuin
tne crews OF the several Russian vessels In the
har6or manifesto their sympathy with France
oy dipping their colors to the Bienhoa and
cheering,
Evening star., 1886-11-22

A Prominent rylander Killed.
STRUCK By THE NEW YORK AND WASHINGTON
EXPRESS.
ABERDEEN, Nd, Nov. 22.-William H. Ches-
ney, u prominent citizen Oh Hartford county, was
Killed to-day at this place by the New YORK and
w washington express train. He had flied sew
eral important positions OF trust
Evening star., 1886-11-22
FOR RENT-HOUSES.
EOR REM

'Nfh EhA-<N
II 1919 / ST. 16r.-$l5O
3IZ T. ST. NV. 10 rs--l2o
LID + 81. D.w-, lor--I5O
llO3-O0 18th NV. lOr. 100
SI2 b. st. n W.. 1Ors-..5
/ 200 + 81. NV, lZr.....-T5
lilo r St n. W.. i2r...5
i 1ON + st. NV. lZrs..-.5
2u2U&Z2 y st-D.w.,12r-75
1879 q 1t. nw- 10 rs-..-o5
So. 9TH ST. n.w.. Sr.......-4U.
80 h st. NV. 9r...-..35
1o5 sd st. NV. rs-3o.5 80
I424 l. St. n. W., . rs......3O
10 81. H. W, lOrs....3Oi
~ ST. n. W.. Srs.
1 Ios : 81 NV. .rs..-26
1l2J y. j. av. NV. 1r.-25
$50 y St NV. q rs....2ol
20. NJ 81. NV. y rs..-2o
COS Z ST. ne. 6r.......20 80
1913 / ST. ne, ars.- 10. As
43o III 81. NV. % rs-...20
252l X ST NV. z 7rs.-1o
11l4 N Cap. ST. .w.IS.iO
92O I ST. n e.. Sr.........lS
4.50 9TH st. ne, Or.
3'J6 y ST s.w-, d rs. ....166.i
i $50 atn st. NV. .6rs--l6.3O
100 vi ST. NV. or....-.l6
Az N j. av.n.w. 5r. 1880
. FURNl
10Th st near Dupont Cir
cle---.-..--.--..--..
l4th ST.. nT. Thomas
tlTCle-.-----..---- --.-.--.-l lou
MO =. IL. WARN
Evening star., 1886-11-22
District Government Anatrs.

TALKING OVER THE ANNUAL REPORT
lne District Commissioners at their session
to-day discussed a numUer OF matters TO he in
ciuded in their annual report, which they will
soon write out 10 send 10 the President They
also talked over the schedule of streets To be
improved next year, which IL is proposed 10
send to Congress.
Evening star., 1886-11-22
From Wall street To-day.

NEW YORK. Nov. 22.-The stock market
opened Irregular, but generally firm this morn
ing, changes from Saturdays final prices rang
lug from 1s TO 81 per cent generally, whiIe
Richmond and West Point was up lAa per cent.
The market was active, the principal trading
being In Jersey Central, Reading, Erie, West
aud further declines We're made in the early
dealings, and Jersey Central, though at
nrst advanced y, quickly broke Ia. Consoli.
steadily declined, losing 2A2 per cent. Other
losses ranged from 1s TO % per cent. Toward IL
O'Clock the market rallied and the early losses
were generally regaineu, the Chicago, st. Louis
ana flttsburg stocks being very strong. AZ IL
CLOCK the market Is active and strong.
Evening star., 1886-11-22
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
Nams. o 3:uUr Nd,ne.
The New York stock Mark,

Inc following are tue opeuin- aud 800 pm. prices
OF the New YORK STOCK to-ial reported by
special wire % II. IL. Dodge. o35 10th street:
Evening star., 1886-11-22
VI MAA.ilzA.s,
DIED.

EBEL EGLoFF. On November 2lsf 1885 Il
HyattsvIlie, Md CHARLES L. EBEL 10 Iiss
IA AXE A.. EDLuFE.
Evening star., 1886-11-22

Russian Steamers Leaving the Danube.
VIENNA, Nov. 22-Ail the Russian steamers
on the Danube have been ordered TO proceed
to Odessa.
SOFIA, Nov. DIN. KaravelOff and NJ Ian.
kon Will soon leave Sofia. They have already
obtained Russian passports.
Evening star., 1886-11-22

EOR RENT
II 1925 NJ NV. 16r-S3OO
I42l q. fur, mi, Ilr-115
2ul6 + NV, fur, 11r.. .l25
32i L st.nw.. tur. ,16f-l25
5U3 18th 81. NV. llr.-.5
lila 18th ST. n.w., 7r..5U
1915 Both ST. INV. .14r..4O
2l2l h St NV, 1r-.....33
lO6 q NV. 6r..........-..3O
60 > St. n w, lOr.......2o
1915 10th Il W., Sr.........25
. NJ St ne. 6r-.....-2U. 90
2O4 e st. II W.. 1rs........-35
2lI 18th ST. s.w., 9r...3O
493 Ma. ave. s.w.. ..llr-.3O
5l1 n. Cap. ST. 6r.
STORES.
2O1 III ne. store&dw 6r25
N-e.cor. 9Th and DS.w-.25
Sc. cor. 18th and B'd'y.15
Stable, rear 1885 10th st.
NV. z stalls and C. b.
The above Is only a por
books For full list call a:
the LIST and 18th. tni9l
Evening star., 1886-11-22

1905 NJ st. NV, 1lr....55
l4th ST. ext. 7dwel'ngs.. 50
Cor N.H.ave.&Q ST., Ir-45
1870 Il st.S.w.. ..lxr.........4u
ZtHb6 u ST. n.w..........3:3. So
1924 18th st. w., Sr...2o
I224 9th st NV, 11r...t6
1919 Conn. av. NV. .9r1OO
1892 Corcoran ST., 6r...-o0
1910 Sherman av.. 4r-..1O
1904 X NV. 18r.........125
9lS \. Y. av., 17rs........7O
rSo 9th st st...................55
lb-6 X. ]. ave-, llT...-1OO
1914 X ST., 9r..............-3.
SIS 4th ST.. Sr..............-6O
ISHED.
l 2O4 18th st. 4, ,1:Sr........20O
1920 jefferson Pl.. .lOr.l5O
1902 18th st., llr.....--125
1908 Sunderland pl.,
lOr r-.----..-.....-...... 10
lIO6 Conn. ave............125
lT0l p Sc. NV, lOr......lUO
2OO9 / St, 9r......-.........l25
9l1 23d st. NV, 10 rs...S5
l416 l4th st. Nv. ,Srs...65
l3l9COrcOran, llrs.. .-. l25
l341 COrcGran. 9rs. .......S5
IT'S l ST., l3rs..-....-..2,W
1904 X St. l6r.......2OO
Dupont Circle, l4r......45O
examined by permit from
AS j. FISHER & CO.
1924 + street northwest
Evening star., 1886-11-22
FOR SALE-HOUSES.

I17OO to 1710 Riggs
St, H., Sr.r..-...S24.3 300
93O&832 7th, ,bh. ste24.O GOO
22lU TO 2234 Hound
ary n. W. b. h. 4r...16.0U
2024 to2O42 lsound'y
St. b. h.. Ar. ali-...I5.1O0
l2211 to 22.l9 10th ST.,
b.h., 5r., all...-......l3.WO
l139 TO 115l1a Z3d st.
NV. t. h. 4r..........6,@
406-40S 11th sw. .,9r5. 900
1919 l. st. E.h. Or and
2 houses in rear ... 100
1871 ID ST., +. H., Or. ID, ,OUU
1903 l. ST. II. w., b.h..
mi, 9rs.................5,OOO
122 d st. b b. mi. IRA. TOO
433 to AL Prather's
alley, b.h., ,4r-.........4.50O
4U5 to ALI Bssar's alley
INV. b.h. 4r...........4,OOO
no Q st. "a b.. .6r....~3.5VO
342-344 NJ st. 4 w. Eh.
4r......-......--... IL 500
424-420 . alley, AL 500
Evening star., 1886-11-22
&. Ii. WARNER d CO., sle Fss NV.

Il YIN hE-N a.
L 1906 y. H. ave. e.-SlOO,
Sw. cor. Sth d E.l9r.. .l.15I
1909 9TH ST. NV, ,I4r-l 100
l322 l4th ST. n.w., Sr.
ana store.-....-..-....... 100
1905 / st. n W.. 13r-s,3. 53
l62S r. i. ave-. IL rs.-lOOI
SO Sth ST. NV, 13rs-IOU.
4Z3 llth sI.n.w.,l1rs-llOi
N agnolla ave-, lIr-S3.33
1910 18th st.n.w. 13rS3.33
1916 ! st. n.w., lOr... -
- Is U NV. upper part. as
1 .3l De sales ST.. 1lr....SO,
! l443 U St NV. - rs.66.67l
1909 NJ st. NV, 9rs.66 81
IURNl
1854 ] st................S7OO,
1901 + st. n-w., 16r...-.6UUl
1901 Conn. ave............50U
LlnthicuIn estate...4I6.66
1915 y. II. av.,i5r-4l667.
lSOS MASS. ave, 1Ir...45O
1870 L St. 16r... ........225
] $50 + St NV, 10 rs. 225
1902 II St., 200
liO6 VI ST., 12r.....l66.G1i
S1S 18th ST. 11r...166.61
1916 18th St. 1Zr...l66.61l
1910 y st. NV. ,l4r. 1867
1908 9th ST.. l4r..-....l5O
1O14 Conn. ave-. 12r...2O0
1873 10th St, 9r........-l5O
The aoove houses can be
our oihce only. IHOM
NO
Evening star., 1886-11-22

CHILDREN's SUITS. AGE 6-l3 "a S26O a. a
and up. Boys suits aee 1918, S3.50 q, SS and
overeoass, x $3.50, -. - and up Childrens Over.
eoat 80, "a ~ and ~ Chiidren's Knee Pants. iSc
Sno up Aep's ana Boys Pants from u an.
~, nice Pocketbook gwen away 70 eyesy coGh mar.
sosssr amounting 70 % and over.
J. w. aELBY
nl3 l0l%lo10 p~nnsv,v.ns. .v..,.
Evening star., 1886-11-22

1912 4th St NV. Sr....S2O
lZ0 X st. NV, 5r.....l6.5O
1915 35th ST. n. W. 6rs.--l5
No. z. 1th st. road, Sr..-l5
40 NJ st. NV. 5r.-........-.15
1904 l. st. n W., 1r.........i4
917 Temperance alley, bet.
u, +, 9th. 10Th. 4r. 12.75
l1l4 Riggs ST. NV, 6r- ID
426 U st. NV. 4r-.........1U
222G Boundary n.w......1O
Rear /. % 2Uth n. W. Ar 10
l2l4. 1916. 1920. 1922.
1224. l226 and 1882
Del. ave. S.w.. 3r......6.SU
OFFICES
9th and Pa. ave. X. 3-...12
Lenox Bldg. Room 3...-IO
5ll eth ST., Room f......-lO
/ = La. ave, Room 10. 10
412 La.aye. basement, 2r.5
SIS 9TH ST., Room ll......3
ion OF the property on my
office for bulletin issued on
rhOS L. WAGGAMAN.
Evening star., 1886-11-22
4 VETERAN DEMOCRATS VIEWS.
Ex-senator Mcdonald Talks About
tue Situation I'm Indiana mud the
Political Outlook In General.

THE HooSrER STATE MUDDLE-THE DEMOCRATS
MAY "BREAK UP THE LE6IsLArvRE-TRE
PRESIDENTS ORDER HURT THE PARrY-How
ABOUT 'SSe
Evening star., 1886-11-22
FOR RENT-HOUSES

LNOR Rent -
FURNISHED.
n St near I4fh, large house. handsomely
Evening star., 1886-11-22

ENOh sALE-THE FINE PROPERTY. KNOWN
ins Sms so.d Jus, west Of Eayesse aud opposite
sne SSokketown esDtty grounds benubdfvtded
70 advantage For fuil pcrficuars plat dc apcly 10
HUFTY q DYER, 18th and sta:
oc%Slm or. C. II. flick LING, lx6l 32d st
Daily Honolulu press. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1886, 1886-05-28
They Say.

That the Legislature had hard work
getting an adj ,urnment passed yester-
day noon; that the vote on the liquor
bill was twice recorded; that the House
Committee visited the Makiki-hill
nursery yesterday afternoon; that a
great deal of indignation was expressed
on the streets yesterday at the tone of
Mr.. Thurston's letter published in
yesterdays Press; that the Legislature
ought to pass bill prohibiting Chinese
vendors from carrying baskets on
poles along the sidewalks; that the taro
-four griddle cakes are all the go for
breakfast; that the new show will beat
the "only Mills" that the latest thing
in colors is crushed gua0a; that the
Honolulu Rifles will turn out on
Saturday in full force; that a former
american Consul is in town; that the
new paper-delivery of Dat & Co., is
"bang up" that Mort Dat says the
first fellow who objects to it will i'm
mediately be accused of high piracy
in the literary seas; that the Honolulu
watering cart is the largest in the world;
that the new Volcano pictures by Tav
ernier will be placed on exhibition in
Honolulu before long; that the treaty
is still in allegiance; that the U. S. S.
Alert is coming back to Honolulu next
year; that the best way to keep clear
political record is not to make fool Of
yourself and then attempt to prove you
AYE large, truthful head; that the
lumber placed in front of new buildings
,ught to have light placed thereon;
that there are several San Francisco
merchants in town; that the people of
Kalepolepo want Mr. Spreckels to
come over and see them in one of his
steamers; that the show gave a new
programme last night; that there will
be several patriotic speeches at the
memorial service next Saturday night;
that the lobby held an interesting SEES
sion yesterday; that "celery, beef and
iron" is kept by Luce on Merchant
street; that the "Australia" will sail for
San Francisco next Tuesday; that the
police are having an easy time lately;
that Maxwell, the murderer of Preller
has got himself into tight hole; that
he will have hard time to get out
that most of the California fruits which
arrived by the Australia were S Id be-
fore they we're landed; that late corners
+ stood no show; that Professor Ander
son will give another matinee to NOR
row afternoon; and that the poi song
is original.
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE

Vessels Expected from Foreign Ports.
BosToN, Am ok Edward May, Johnson. Due
Aug. 2o-2s. Brewer & Co, Agents.
BREMFN, Ger blk Pacific. Olmann To
sail about May 1. Hackfeld & Co., Agents
BREMEN, Ger. Blk Furst Bismarck, Won der
wiring. Due May 1890 II. Hackfeld <
Co., Agents.
GLASGOW, Brit. blk Birmah, Jenns. Due July
is. F. A. Schaeter g. Co., Agents.
HONG KONG, Ger bk Hydra, Binge.
Loading March ao. ----. Agents.
LIVERPOOL, Br. ship Isle Of Erin, Nicholson.
Due Aug. 1915.
New CASTLE, N W, Brit bk Annie Bur
rill, Hanes. Due Jnne 1925.
NEWCASTLE. N. S. W., Nor bk Riji, --------
Loading March 20. Wilder & Co., Agents
NEwcAsTLE, N. S. w. Am. ship Ericsson,
Plummer. Loading Jan. 7S.
NEWCASTLE, N. S. W., Am. bktne c. c.
Funk, Chaser. Loading Feb. l. -
| Agents.
PORT TOWNSEND, Am bk Hope, Penhallow
Due June Is Levers & Cooke, Agents
PORT TOWNSEND, Am bktne Klikitat, Cutler
Due June is. Hackfeld & Co., Agents
SAN FRANCISCO, Am bgtne Consuelo, Cous
ms. Due May 1880. w. G, Irwin'& Co
Agents.
SAN FRANCISCO, Haw bgtne Hazard, Good
man. (For Hilol due May as-3o.
SAN FRANCISCO, Am bgtne Jno d Spreekels
Fries. (For Kahului) due June is.
SAN FRANCISCO, Am bktne Eureka, Lee
Due June is. liackfeld & Co., Agents
| SYDNEY. Brit s S MaTaroa, Edie. Due Iun
s. w. G. Irwin & Co, Agents.
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noxious, by continually calling out,
"tel us something we don't know"
Time after time he said this, and the
patience of the artists began to get ex
hausted They started a duet and at
the close Of each verse this fellow reg;
ularly bawled out "ohl tell us some
thing we don't know" The climax
had come. Down off the stage went
the actors; straight they marched over
to Mr.. Nuisance, and grabbing him
securely, they deliberately threw him
outside on the road. He fell with a
thud, then sitting up, he whispered,
'Tm satisfied / didn't know / could
have fallen out Of there so mighty
quick"