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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-10-01
THE TREASURY PORTFOLIO.
Mr.. Manning will Take Charge and Re
main in Office if His Health Persnits

main In Office if His Health Permits.
At the Treasury Department there seems to
be no Importance attached TO the report that
the President has offered the Secretaryship Of
the Treasury to Senator Mcpherson. It may
be stated with certainty that secretary Mann
ing is going back to the Treasury. He has de-
cided to remain at the head of the department
as long as his health will permit him to do So
even to the end OF Mr.. Clevelands term. When
the members of Mr.. Ceveland's cabinet ac-
cepted their appointments it was with the un.
derstanding that they "eniisted for the war;"
that they would remain in the cabinet until
the end OF his term. A democratic admins
tration was an experiment., and ulany serious
obstacles had to be overcome, aud stability
was necessary. 1t was important that there
should be no breaking up OF the cabinet. They
had TO work together, come what might, To
carry into effect democratic measures and muke
the administration success OIcourse such a
calamity AS the illness OF Mr. Manning was NOT
taken In TO consideration. When he was in Sucn
a critical condition that it was uncertain
whe her or not he would ever recover, and he
was Obliged to leave the department., 1t seemed
As II his retirement could not be avoided. Con-
sequentiy his resignation was sent in. Now he
has apparently recovered his health, and he is
willing and desires TO ''stand by The ship and
see the administration through, II his physical
condition will admit of it. He would put i'm
self TO great personal incouvenince to do this
His absence would be serious loss 10 tue cal
met, and Mr.. Cleveland would feel it keeniy
vi couioes as u lIicu1s ClcNelanO would not
urge upon him too strongly to remain il it in
volved injury TO his health. but he will 10 all
he can TO retain his services without taxing his
strength 1t may be said with Certainty that
MIR. Manning will make the trial.
Those who are in position to be the best in
formed on the situation do not think that
Senator Mcpherson will be the Secretary of the
Treasury, should ME. Manning find by expert
ence that his retirement from active life is
necessary to his health. AT any rate IL is
stated tnat Secretary Manning viii give nim-
sell fair trial, and IT is the general impress
sion that under any circumstances be will not
resign until alter the November elections. The
President will then be better able 70 Judge of
the status OF the administration before the
people, anu to make a suitable selection of
another cabinet officer,
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Fire NJ Hamilton, NO.

TkS BUILDINGS QUICKLY CONSUMER.
HAMILTON, No., Oct IA disastrous fire
visited this city at $50 O'Clock yesterday
morning. The hre originated In Iirigley's
hardware store, n frame structure. In "A lew
moments the roci WAS "A mass OF flames which
were rapidly conveyed 10 the adjoining build
lngs, also frame structures. The wind was
blowing perfect gale rom the north, ana por-
tions oil burning shingles were carried several
blocks away. The Hamilton Fire company
was on nand, but all their efforts TO save the
burning buildings were iutile. The Cameron
Fire company was telegraphed for but arrived
too late Ia help save the buildings. Ten build
ings, mostly frames were destroyed. The total
losses amount 10 500. 200: Insurance. $50 600.
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AS BAD As WAR, IF NOT WORSE.
What il Thought i'm Moscow OF the BuI.
garian Situation.


ST. PETERSBURG, Oct. 1.-The Noroe Vremyd
publishes a telegram from Moscow which says:
''The Bulgarian crisis has paralysed trade and
checked the revival of business which the good
harvests had melted. Moscow is prepared tor
any eventuality. The present condition is as
bad AS war, II not worse
Moscow. Oct. 1.-The Gazette declares that
thirty Bulgaridns have been whipped to death
for expressing sympathy with Russias action
in Bulgaria.
THE CZARS TEN COMMANDMENTS"
SOFIA, Oct. 1.-Gen. kaulbars has addressed
note 20 the Bulgarian government complain
Ing of the treatment received by distrbut tors of
his circular yesterday. The government in
reply said that the law would punish all per-
sous guilty of violence; that the government
could not be held responsible for the effect of
1nnammatOry a document. The circular has
been nicknamed the ''IZar's ten command
ments." The authorities OF Philippopolis have
refused TO placard Gen. kaulbars' telegram con.
tanning the Russian demands.
APPROVING TISZA's UTrERANCES
VIENNA, Oct 1.-The entire press OF Vienna
approve OF Premier Tiszas speech made in the
Hungarian parliament at Pesth yesterday.
LONDON, Oct. 1.-The Times this morning
says: England has good reason to be satisfied
with the statements Ia ade by Herr TisZa in the
Hungarian parliament yesterday, which indi.
cate the point beyond winch the Austro-Ger-
man alliance cannot be strained without break
ing"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-10-01

PORTABLE FIXTURES, ETC.
CHICAGO, Oct. 1.-One Of the most deliberate
wholesale rObberies which has been reported in
this city Tor years occurred last Saturday night
in the brown stone buildings Nos. and 10
Park Row. but has just been made public. A
gang Of burglars entered the unoccupied prem
ises on that evening and secured every thing of
q portable nature that could be found. The
place was stripped OF all lead pipe, aggregating
several hundred pounds; dozens OF manlel tops
were carried away; gas fixtures, marble slabs,
mahogany banistcrs, zinc bathtuo lining-in
fact, every thing which could be sold was loaded
into wagons and carted on. The Job was evi.
IDENTIFY the work OF experts SO thoroughly was
IL executed. II 10 said the damage cannot be
repaired for less than 5000. folice officials
to give any Information. On the same night .
raid was made on the residence No. $50 Michi-
gan avenue, and q large amount Of gus pipe
taken. There were no arrests in this case,
either.
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Nominated Tor Conxre...

DALLAS. TEX, Oct 1.-The republicans OF
The sixth congressional district yesterday nomt-
mated Judge A H. Norton Tor Congress
MANCHESTER, n. H., Oct. 1.-kev. Daniel E
Knowles. OF Tilton, Was yesterday nominated
tor representative In Congress by the prohibt-
tonists OF the first district
ST. LOUIS Mo-, ocl. 1.-The prohibitionists OF
TINS city met in convention last night and nomi.
mated a full city and state legislative ticket
lhe following nominations for Congress werU
also made: Eighth district James n. Harris,
tricL, Emerson Il Grant
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Special Cable Dspauch 10 THE EVENING STAR
LONDON, Oct 1.-The reception of the Irish
deputations at Hawarden, on Monday, will be
of very cordial character. Gladstone will In
vite the four deputations to lunch, having pre-
viously made them what is expected to be q
very important speech In defense OF home rule
and In praise of the spirit OF loyalty TO which
ne gave prominence In his home ruie pamphlet
The eX-premier is in excellent health.
FoTTRELL's RETIREMENT
from the Irish commission seriously veakens
it. The Parnellite papers point out that the
commission now contains no representative OF
the nationalist interests.
AS 10 Parneils policy, my statement that 1t
would be one OF organization is literally JUS
tified to-day. There will be nothing like no
rent manifesto Tenants will be only asked TO
combine Ii evlcliOns are Tuthlessly pressed.
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kilograms to The Star.
THE TENSION INCREASING.
The Bulgarian Situation Growing Grave.
TISZA'S SPEECH COMMENDED.
A Missouri Lynching Party RelentS.
OHIOAG0'S BIG BUSINESS CRASH.
light Earthquake at Charleston.
The Bulgarian Situation Growing Grave.
TISZA'S SPEECH COMMENDED.
A Missouri Lynching Party Relents
OHIOAG0'S BIG BUSINESS ORAsI
light Earthquake at Charleston.
ENGLAND GREATLY PLEASED.
Premier Tisxa's Declaration Well Re
ceive0 I'm EulNnd.

Special Cable Dispatch to THE EVENING STAR
LONDON, Oct. 1.-Premier Tisza's speech to
the Hungarian diet is universally approved
here The papers give special attention to the
declaration that the Austro-Hungarian mon-
archy will concentrate its endeavors on the
promotion of the independent development OF
the Balkan states, preventing the establish
ment of a Russian protectorate or the para
mount influence of any single foreign power.
The press also points out with delight that
Austria repudiates responsibility for Alexsn-
ders deposition, thus following the line recently
adopted by Bismarck's two organs, the Cologne
Gazette and the NOrth German Gazette.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-10-01
Indictments by the Grand Jury.
A CHARGE OF LIREI. IGNORED.

A CHARGE OF LIBEL IGNORED.
Judge James held a session of the Criminal
Court to-day, and the grand jury reported the
following indictments: George Hawkins, house
breaking in night; Bud Warner and Joseph G.
Hayes, do; Ananias Gill. do, day; John Essex,
larceny from the person, George Rowe, alias
Roe, robbery; Philip Stanton, do; John scho.
Held, do; Frank Wicks, assault with intent Ia
Kin; James seaney, do; Frank Brooks, do;
Philip Stanton, do; Thomas L. Swaxgert, lar
ceny; Emma Byas, do; William A. Atkins
Charles q. Foster, do; Thomas Merryman, EN-.
bezzlement They ignored the charge Of libel
against #, ID. Mussey
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-10-01

WILMINGTON, N. C., Oct 1.-The Wilson and
Fayetteville branch of the Wilmington and
Weldon railroad, "a miles In length, Is COM
pieted, and was opened through 10 Fayetteville
what Is known a. the short cut which, when
completed through TO Florence, d. G.. will
shorten the time BY the Atlantic coast line sev.
eral hours.
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THE EVENING STAR
PUBLISHED DAILY, Except Sunday,
AT THE STAR BUILDINGS.
Northwest Corner Pennsylvania Ave. and1lsh st. By
The Evening Star Newspaper Company,
GEO. W. ADAMS, Pres't

TIE EVENING sTsE Is served TO subscribers In the
CITY nv rarre-S their account al IU cents per
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THF WEEKLY STAR-puhiiShed IN Ertdzv-Sl
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81 All mail subscriptions must bs pau advance.
rs par er sent longer than is paid for.
Rates OF ADVERTISING made known On anncaron
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CHARLESTON, 6. C.. Oct 1.-There was q
slight shock here about i O'Clock this morning.
but so slight it was not felt by the majority Of
the people There were slight shocks at sum-
me Vile last night, but none of them havs been
more perceptible than the tremors Ielt almost
every day since August Slst All reports Of
q ~up,cks and tidal waves are untrue. The
weather to-day IL bright aad pleasant The
{, full oi wcrkmen, aud every thing Ia as
quiet and confident as could be wished.
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w EST END Day GooDs HOUSE.

w EST End Day GooDs House.
DRY GOODS
Besi siouality, Correci Prices and Fair Dealings
Dry goods are radly advancing but we are selling
our celebrated Silks nnv.. aT.
Naiced 20 per cent. We Selling fur "A ttw days at
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These Goods are Guaranteed to Give Satisfaction
price. L5O ~ ~ "uA
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BLACK GOODS DEPARTMENT COMPLETE
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UNDERWEAR
For Ladies and Gentlemen. In white red and yrav
We sell only hrstclass goods. guaranteed as r.nre
Sented AND AS Cheap can be purchased in the mar
keI
We Close at O'clock pm.
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A JUDGE CHANGED WITH Trying 10 BRlBB
SOCIALISTS 10 VOTE FOE COUNT BlsMARcK-
BERLIN, Oct LA sensation has been caused
In Berlin by the disclosure Of q letter by means
OF which it was attempted 70 win the socialist
vote tor Count Bismarck n the last election IN
Lauenburg. The author, judge, has been ots-
covered At Ratxrburg, and mas been placed on
trial for forgery and attempted bribery.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-10-01
ADJUSTMENTS.

ADJUSTMENTS.
NEw NATIONAL THEATER
CHANGE OF BILL TONIGHT.
Last Performances of
MR. FRANK MAYO
Friday and Saturday Evenings. Mayo's own adaptar
ton OF Dumas tarilins romance the
THREE GUARDsMEN.
MATINEE TOMORROW AT2
The Seasfu romantic eus,ga Plag by Wilson and Mayo
NORDECK,
Presented under the MANAGEMENT ofMr
Sheridan Corbyn.
Next week-Thatcher. Primrose & Vests Minstrels
A LBAUGHs GRAND OPERA HOUSE
Last two nights of
Mr.. RICHARD MANSFIELD
And His Charming Comedy Company
PRINCE KARL
PRINCE KARL
PRINCE KARL
Endorsed by Every Critic
ONLY MATINEE SATURDAY AT 2.
Nexr week Alsbe rg-Morrison Dramatic Co. in
FAUST AND MARCO ERIIE oc1
Il EKNAN'S wA>HINGToN THEATER
Hearty plaudirs by a fdii au .lence-Kepubliean
GKaND MATINEE TO-DAY AT 2 p NJ
KERNAS's Euro hGR0PEsS sPEetiaITY f,ft I TROUPE
e ffs IN hs q
STEBB-I B-IHr.PP-VENUlSE,
tirOtesque Artists
MIS- ANNiE BKT HTsTEIS,
NOcalist.
CHEEVEBS AND KENNEDY,
ane ues rhury TasSss and dSs.sts asarda ste
hsserved seats al Box Office from 40 am to 5 pm.
LENGE COMEDY AID SPECIALLY COMPANY.
nIME MUSEUM
IL Pennsylvania avenue. near 11th st.
The Great Success OF the ceason-
AND inh HER IS Son. \ Z aTGusT1N. itsf
Every Afternoon and Night this week in their great
THE BboY by TRAMP. II
Grand Balloon Ascension before each performance
Admission 10 all, only 10 cents.
CTS HES S56sTfay Show on ss sa;h
HERzoG's NINTHsT. OPERA HOUSE
ONE WEEK
Commencing MONDAY. SEPTEMBER o.
THOMAS & WATSON.
pRAMafPfS spPfcrisS aS BY tTESY }bsT gyp
liz the
TWO WAXDERERs.
TWO PEKfokhANCF;e DAILY
1OAND 25 CENTS lOAND 25 CENTS
COME EARLY AND SECURE GOOD SEATS.
Box office always open.
NEXT WEEK-The great Union square success
A PRISONER FOR LIFE sa3U
rAP. tai CYCLE CO.. I4O6 NEW YORK AVE
" TIicycieS. Tunden and cociables for by the
hour day, eek month Tricycles $40 per
Ladles D cents each hour se29-1m
HARRIS BIJOU OPERA HOUSE
IL "A ,NQUEf OF LAUGHTER
livery AFTERNOON AND EVENING DURING
The WEEK.
Growers COmedy-Drama,
OUR BOARDING HOUSE
Performed by Company OF Acknow iedged Artists
bill of fare Gem POSED of ali the deIiclces
Oi the dramatic art
Next week-PrCductlOn OF BOucicaults
'>HAUGHRAUN." ss2E6s
DoN'T FA5T TO ATTkHp ,,7TIGx THE FIRST L.
HELD IN THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA
BY COLORED CITIZENS,
At BETHEL HALL AND ANNEX
VI street. between 18th and L eth streets n.w
From SEPT E-MBER 18th 10 OCTOBER 18th
Open from 10 am to IL pm
Admission 20 cents season tickets 81.
The Washington and Georgetown and Metropolitan
street and tire hercs within two squares of
the xnIbltloD buildings se-4-I6t
DANORAMA OF BATTLE OF BULL RUN
Il 18th ST., two blocks south OF Pennsyvan ava
The most realistic Battle scene painted
Lighted al night by 800 electric lights.
OLeD from am to 10 pm
Admission 30 C nts. Children under IL years 25
cents On sundays half price je24
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

-scr-s THE WASHINGTON q PER CENT PER
- MANENT BUILDING ASSOCIATION
Ofers an excellent portunity for safely investing
eIther small monthly savings or larger amounts paid
ID rs advanced stock The security ofthe stockholders
is first mortgage Washington city real estate. In
terest on stock Jaid annually
outstanding loans. February l. 1856. $3.50, 30 90
For statement and further information apply office
pm cHAS. HERMAN. President.
H. H. BERGMANN. Treasurer. jy22-3m
fF@ WE HAVE A STEADY AND INCREAS-
- Ing demand for single Building Lots, and
also Tor Building Fronts of from Lots, at low
or hign prices We also have constant applications for
Dwellings ranging In price from Sl,XuO to 5000.
Persos owning such property, and wishing to SELL on
Capitol HILL or northeast southeast of the Capitol
Will ind II TO their advantage to give US a call.
M. NJ ROHRER & CO.,
se6-1m Sd and East Capitol SITS.
f---c~-Ss DIR. II L. f. JOHNSON HAS REMOVED
49, from Sl9 14th ST. to go 18th st. NV.
sel7-In*
GESs JNo w. CoRsoN. JNo w. MCCARTNEY
O4 Member n. \. Stock tx
CORSON Il MCCARTNEY,
Bankers and Dealers in Government Bonds
Deposits Exchange. Loans Collections
Railroad Stocks and Bonds and all securities listed
on the Exchanges of New York. Philadelphia, Boston
and Batim ore bought and sold
speciality made of In vestment Securities. District
Bonds and all Local Railroad, Gas, insurance and
Telephone stock dealt in.
American Bell Telephone Stock bought and sold au7
~ PHosvITE-THIS COMBINATION, OF
Phosphates Is popular and efficient Brain and Nerve
Tonic. and safeguard aganss Malaria Sold at
MIIBCRN'S PHARMACY, 142S Peunsyly ana ave.
III BEETLES or on draught " th soda water. It's
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-10-01
Changes i'm the Offices.

Changes i'm the Offices.
The following official changes have been
made in the Interior department.:
William Heisley, OF Cleveland, Ohio has been
appointed q. special agent OF the general land
office at IL 500 per annuln,
Frederick w. Croker, u Clerk Of class two In
the general land Office. has resigned and gone
10 New YORK city TO enter private business.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-10-01
GEr TuE Brsr.

THE CONCORD HARNESS
We the Sole Agents for the sale Of the Genuine
Concord Harness and Collars
Beware OF limitations
BE sure Of Name and Number.
LUTZ q BRO.
tsl9 t07 Psnnaylvauia Avsnua
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-10-01
Washington News and Gossin

THE SUPPLEMENT OF The EVENING STAR
to-day contains points for bass fishing by q
member of "the club" Jefferson Davis reply
TO Senator Sherman's charges Of conspiracy;
base ball games: Richmond's reservoir trag-
edy; telegraphic news, etc. The advertise.
ments are classified as follows: Auction
Sales, Summer Resorts, Proposals, Dry Goods.
Ladies' Goods, Holsefurnishings, Sewing Ma
chimes, Books, Family Supplies, Gentlemens
Goods, Financial, Attorneys, Specialties, Pro
fessional, Pianos and Organs. Wood and Coal,
Steamers, Medical, Dentistry, The Trades, Po-
tomac River Boats, Railroads, Undertakers.
GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS To-DAY.-Internal
revenue, $34O, $40; customs, S4SO,593.
To BE MARRIED-Lieut F. w. Ellis, of the
signal corps, and Miss Fannie Anderson will be
married October 9th at Foundry church. His
brother officers have presented Lieut.. Ellis
with handsome clock as a wedding present.
SPRoULE's EXECUTION PoSTPoNED.-The Sec
retary of State is informed by the Canadian
authorities that the execution of Sproule, the
American murderer, which was to have taken
29th.
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~ FOR MEN TO READ.

s FOR MEN TO READ.
We prepared to make to your order Dress Shirts
guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction in every re-
spect fit. quality of material superior WORK.
man hip
Mr.. A ]. Lockhart. a competent filter and cutter
well and favorably known in tn city, In charge of
this branch. and will tit you you should bc fitted
Prices:
DUAL. D, 6 for $3.50 (Unlaundered(.
DUAL. c. 6 for 50.
DUAL. Il, 6 for $1,000
Quail A, u for $I2,
Sample Shirts now exhibit
We have also an excellent line OF Stock Shirts made
by one Of the largest and best in this
country. Prizes. Soc. 62lac 75c. S71ac and ST. The
best these prices can buy,
We are also preprred make to your order Under
wear and Pajamas from any material selected by you
We will re-cuf. re-neck and re-bosOnf your old
Shirts, making them virtually new.
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WOODWARD & LorHRop.
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has REMOVED W to isai "a New y York ave where he i,
prepared to receive and treat his patients se27-ot
Crs JNo MORAN,
2128 Pennsylvania ave.,
Has large force OF good mechanics to
Attend promptly to repairs of II trooes, Furnaces
B:,.lnore Il La;ro6es; a smonds Mfg. Co. culver
did and b Bae Rn A. SSs stoys
Plumbing DC.
We pronllse good work and fair prices. Open until
ep.m. Telephone No So4-2. se27-3m
Tfs OFFICE OF FIRST CtlopERATIvE
A A1wS M ByiLpING ~ 8 AissoulATIoN. AS or GEOkG =
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GEO w. KING. secretary. seZo-9t
f<zy-s MEDICAL AND DENTAL DEPART
lJ>Sa ments, Nat .nai niversty.-Lectures viii
M at ane New college, Bads is Il SD ssnSn neqfa Pace
corner and 9th sts NV. Ine Dental Infirmary will
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(Cs SAMUEL s. sHEDD.
FINE GAS FIXTURES
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NEW GOODS ARRIVING DAILY.
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sega l. III SSSSKs ;5ss .s:...
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-10-01

SECRETARY ENDICoTT reached Washington
last evening, and was at the War department
this morning
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-10-01

John F. Cook has sold to Cora K. Curtis, fol
$17,276.25. all Of square south OF square 1e8
bounded by 10th and v streets and New
Hampshire avenue, and containing 1855
Benj. B. Bradford, tor SIC, 900, the house l4O4
Massac usetts avenue.
A transfer from d. b. Groff to John Fouche
has been placed on record for sub lot 1O7, So
100, for q, 500 II fronts 17ah feet by SO on the
west side OF 18th street, between Caroline and
q streets northwest Also OF lot 1, block Al
north University grounds, 80 by $50 feet, at the
Intersection Of 14th and Binney streets. fol
S4,76O.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-10-01

ENDwARD L. DENT & CO.,
STEAM AND HOT WATER HEATING AND
VENTILATION.
Agents for the Duplex and Nonpareil Eoier and
Rrtzier q Blake 5 steam Heating opeciaitieS
sei4-imlp lab u STREET n. w.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-10-01

BUrcHERs BosroN Po11sH
OR HARD WAX FINISH FOR FLOORS
Is Not Sticky,
Is Not Brittle,
Will NOt scratch.
There Is nothing to compare with II.
This yeur' sales ten times any previous year
HAYWARD & HUTCHINSON.
The best place TO find something unique for wed.
ding present
9th streef
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GALVESTON, TEXAS, Oct. LA special to the
News from Laredo says: Parties who have WIS.,
tied El C0yotes last battlefield In Mexico re-
port nnding several bodies OF killed whites,
confirming all other reports I'm regard to the
killing Of FL Coyote and his men. Since that
trouble there have been no indications o4 Eovo-
lutionaTy movements In 4extoo
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-10-01

While the government boat Despatch wns ON
her way 20 tue Brooklyn navy yard yesterday,
she ran into Q coat barge on Aaiietts Point
No injury was done % The barge, but tha
Ooapatch Lost noe cutpWutex.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-10-01

80, as reported TO the mercantile agency OF r.
q. Du0& Co., Is 1892, as compared with 2, ia
Tor the third quarter OF 1885. The Liabilities,
however, show aconsidera0ie increase. amount
ng In The quarter just clused TO 81, ,6OOO 900 ~
against x25, ,S74, ,OOO In the corresponding quar-
ter OF 1856.