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Evening star., 1886-11-23

GEORGE w. CABLE INsULTED. - Northamp-
ton, Mass, is agitated over an insult put upon
George w. Cable, the novelist, SUNDAY at,er-
noon. Mr.. Cable was invited To address an an.
dience at the city hall on temperance. He was
the first speaker, and had spoken tor an hour
and u hall, making Very line address, when
the president OF the meeting Interrupted him
by saying: .'AIr. Cable, You were invited to
speak ten minutes, aud show poor taste in oc-
cupying an hour aid a half when others are TO
speak, Mr.. Cable said that he did not know
that he was limited in time. This is the first
time in my career as a public speaker" he
added, "that have been asked TO sit down. -
The audience rose to ills feet as one person. and
every one tried 10 say something. Mr. Cable
finally said: "Ladies and gentlemen, bid you
gOOd-by forever" Then he lett the stage. Prob.
ably Northampton will never kear MIR. Cable
again.
Evening star., 1886-11-23

freight train on the Baltimore and Ohio
railroad broke In two near Barnesville, Ohio,
yesterday, and thirteen cars were wrecked,
causing loss OF 100000 The track Was
blocked for several hours.
The lamps within the torch OF the Liberty
statue were again lighted last night, and will
board.
with President Garrett states that the Bniti-
more and Ohio Railroad company Is about 10
absorb the Erlanger system et southern rail-
ways, negotiations to that end having nearly
reached Conclusion.
Edward Sword, baltimore newsboy, was
hurried nom an express train on the baltimore
and Ohio near the Relay house yesterday and
instantly killed.
There is some anxiety in Berlin over the
death OF man at Rresiau from what IL re-
ported 70 be A6iatic cholera
Wlilam n. Chesney, q prominent citizen OF
Harlord county. Nd, was killed yesterday ~
Aberdeen, Nd, by the New York and Wash
in2tOn express train. He had flled several Inn.
pOTtant positions Of trust
Evening star., 1886-11-23
More Navy Yard Discharges.

ABOUT A DOZEN EMPLOYEES OF THE YARDS
AND DOCKS DEPARTMENT DISMISSED.
The Secretary of the Navy to-day issued an
order TO discharge about a dozen en-
ployes in the yards and docks de-
partment at the Washington navy yard.
The discharge, which is result of
Secretary Whitney's order changing the yard
into an ordnance foundry, will take effect the
latter part OF the week. The dismis-
sails are confined to the nOn-laborng
employees, such us clerks, messengers anu
watchmen. The department OF yards and
docks was not abolished with other depart
ments and the mechanics and laborers belong
ing to it will not be disturbed at least until the
end Ot the fiscal year.
Evening star., 1886-11-23
The Ordnance Foundry.

A BOARD APPOINTED TO EXAMINE THE FACIL.
ITIES OF THE NAVY YARD.
The Secretary Of the Navy has appointed q.
board of naval officers consisting Of Comman.
der r. u. Evans, civil engineer A. G
Menocal and Lieut. J. N. Hemphill, to
examine the buildings and shops at the Wash
ington navy yard and to report upon what inn
prOvements, changes and new buildings are
necessary for the purposes of the ordnance
foundry.
Evening star., 1886-11-23
District Government Affairs.

THE CHURCh ORPHANAGE
Thomas Hyde, treasurer OF the Church Or
phanase, has made report of the affairs of the
hospital TO the Commissioners of the District of
Columbia. He says the total receipts for 1885,
were S3,93262, and the disbursements
S3,4S1.34. Sixty-four children are now on the
rolls; 65 is the average of the year. He makes
application for so, 900 appropriation.
SPECIAL POLICEMEN.
The Commissioners have appointed the fol-
lowing additional privates to do duty in the
Treasury department for three years without
A. J. Bigiin, John Landers, q. r. Goodwin, J.
NJ. Baldwin, Rodger Mcbride, Daniel w. 2.
p. J. Moran, H. Charter, Robt. Carrick, Asaph
Dodge, John H. Kelly, w. Il. Richardson, H.
Ray ynolds, NJ. F. Morris, Henry Zeil, VIM.
Easan, B: F. McAiwee, T. II. Lawrence, II.
Walters, John Courtney and Daniel Bell.
WATER RENTS NOT TAXES.
President Webb, OF the Board OF Commission
ers, has addressed to DIR. j. c. yelling, presi-
dent OF the Columbian university of tnis Dis
trict, a reply to his letter in relation to the
water bills transmitted to the institution. The
reply says: "The final judgment of the attorney
for the District on this subject concurs with that
OF the Commissioners, viz: that water rents are
not water taxes; that exemption from tax by
legislation does not exempt from payment
OF water rents If the service be rendered.
The implied contract between the District and
the water-taker is for service, and is Ierminable
from year to year at the option OF either party.
Water rents are not coilectable by lien other
wise than by depriving delinquent premises of
tneir supply III the expiration Ol the term Tor
which payment has been made. Ii given in-
stitution or individual desires water service
payment for such service must be made at the
rates fixed by the Commissioners. The pre-
viOus practice with regard to this matter has
been somewhat irregular, the claims having
been made, and in some cases allowed, that in-
stitutions exempted from general taxes are
likewise exempted for water service. This can
no longer be held to be the case, and ali water
takers will be required to pay water rent
MISCELLANEOUS.
The COn hay fod Toc
Small, present sealer OF weights and measures,
as clerk for the Center market, to take effect at
once.
Mr. Mason Evans, cashier OF the Commercial
National bank OF Youngstown, Ohio, encloses
81 corporation of Georgetown, ID. C., note for re-
demption, dated Oct. 8, 1S49, stating that it
was found among the effects OF an old gentle
man recently deceased.
Evening star., 1886-11-23

SUING Mr. A. s. ABELL FOR $4,000 DAM
AGES.-To-day MesSrs. w. A. Cook and Cole d
Cole, filed q suit for Fredericka Eckert against
Arunah s.. Abel for trespass. The PLAINTIFF was
the owner OF house 1919 street, aud she
claims that defendant tore down the outer wall
OF her premises, making them uninhabitable,
tor which she claims 5000 damages.
Evening star., 1886-11-23

OUTRAGED AND LOCKED UP IN A CLOSET.
rufian on Sunday burst open the door Of
the cottage of Mrs. NJ. 8. Robinson, the author
ess, who lives at Harrison, N. Y, The poor lady
being alone in the house attempted to escape
by jumping through window. Although Sc
verey cut by the glass she at once started across
the fields to neighboring farm house, but
when only few hundred yards from the house
sue was overtaken by the scoundrel, who, after
house and locked her in closet. He
then robbed the house and made his escape.
Parties are securing the woods in search OF
him, and should he be caught he will un-
doubtedly be shipped by the cable road to the
next world.
Evening star., 1886-11-23
Real Estate Sales.

North Washington Real Estate company
have sold house No. 43l 5th street northeast
for Morris keine to Mrs. II. E. shepherd, for
1850.
Evening star., 1886-11-23

SVEVCC L1AtCUSIOuS NVTIAWWkUe
PROPERTY OWNERS CONSULT WITH THE CON-
MISSIONERS.
Owners OF property along the line of the pro-
posed extension of North Capitol street out to
the Soldiers Home were at the District build
ings to-day consulting with the Commissioners
in relation to the project. Some OF the owners
are disinclined to dedicate ground for the pur-
pose. One owner who desires to have the road
way extended has proposed to give to the Pros.
pect Hill Cemetery association enough ground
to compensate them for what would be taken
from the cemetery by the extension OF the ave-
nue.. In connection with the proposed extern
sion of North Capitol street project Is On foot
looking to the extension OF Rhode Island ave-
nuc in a northeasteriy direction, through about
the same property as that affected by the North
Capitol street extension.
Evening star., 1886-11-23

AHe SASe Oh Lieut.. ArmOiO.
NO DECISION LIKELY TO BE REACHED BEFORE
TOMORROW.
Ihe District Commissioners had not to-day
decided tie Arnold case. Col. Ludlow, who is
now going over the testimony, remarked to q
STAR reporter that he did not think it possible
that the Commissioners would finish the con-
sideratfon OF the case today. He thought they
would not reach a decision until tomorrow.
THE COMMISSIONERS IN SECRET SESSION THIS
AFTERNOON.
The Commissioners went into session with
closed doors at two o'clock this afternoon for
the purpose, it is supposed, of considering the
Arnold case. When Col Ludlow went to the
front Office" where the Commissioners
meet, he carried under his arm the bound
volume of testimony in the case.
commissioner Webb, in conversing upon the
case to-day with gentleman who called upon
him, remarked thNt il appeared to him that the
whole trouble grew out of an imprudent or in
discreet remark.
Evening star., 1886-11-23

PATENTS IssUED.-Patents were issued to-day
to citizens OF the District as follows: Marcus T.
Jones, assignOr of one-half to E. Mayer Indicator
for drop letter boxes, and Ephraim Latham
car coupling.
Evening star., 1886-11-23

REPLEyINING CoRPsE.-The body OF DR..
Knox, OF Hamilton county, Tenn, who was
found dead in his bed at Hot Springs, Ark
week ago and whose remains were held at
pleyined by the coroner and buried Saturday
There are rumors that Or. Knox met with foul
play in Hot Springs. He had 5000 In cash. q
line watch and two new suits of clothes on the
day previous to his death, aud on the following
morning when he was found, his money and
ValuableS were gone.
Evening star., 1886-11-23
}. cor. 9th and X SITS. NV.

216 + st. n. w.. 6r--......-.15
2O3S Sth st. NV, o rs..1J
2226 Cleveland, q rs----15
4O2 p st. NV, b rs...-Slo
1862 Cleveland, q rs-----1o
10 Fent. III. ne. ,6rs-14.3O
316 y ST s.w.. 5 rs---l4-3O
3OS. so. 3l4 n ST. S.
W., D rS...-..----.-.-- 10 80
10th and Bennings.5rs
1887 22d St n. ". 4rs...1O
3iI " St s W., 5r.-.....-12
1912 Blagden n.w..4r...-1l
oil 18th ST. Sc, b r.. 1880
] 3O5 to 1913 Sd s.e., 5r. 10
% = st. n. e., 6rs.
18th and ID sts. Sc. b rs.-S
3 Wilson st. (rearJ, 4 rs..S
49, Il St, (rear .n.w-4rSS
2222 Sth st. NV, 3 rs-.--7
ga Mass. av. (rear 3r.6.5O
AS ! 81 w. (rearl 4 rs...6
l523 10th st. NV. (rear) .5
STORES.
43S 9th st. n.w--...-.....$10
22l2 l4th NV. st0re-.-25
2O45 7th st. n.w.....-.......15
OFFICE ROOM.
11O6 + st. NV, 2 rS.- $40
SHED.
1919 Corcoran st.....$100
n a m on n Ter N W
Evening star., 1886-11-23


DE MESrRE'S AUTOBIOGRAPHY AND ACCOUNT
OF THE MAYNARD EPISODE.
Vicente de Mestre, who is accused by Jeanne
Maynard, the French chorus girl, of stealing f44
she had given him TO have changed for her.
testified in his own behalf in Jefferson market,
New York city, yesterday. He said that he
was born In Santiago 40 years ago. He had
been a midshipman, q lieutenant and lieu
tenant commander in the Spanish navy and
had been frequently decorated by the Spanish
countries tor gallantry. He had saved one ship
he was OH in the midst OF hurricane by chop
DO ihsis snd %hHn n e to
volunteers to follow him. he manned a fleet of
small boats and saved the eighty-two passen-
gers who were on q sinking Danish boat off st.
Thomas: Nearly all his volunteers were
drowned. He received a decOration from the
king Of Denmark for this service. He wasfirst
nlde-de-camp 10 the governor general OF Cuba
from 1881 TO 1888, and then, going to Madrid,
was made an attache of the Spanish naval COM
mission, and carried the model of Ericsson's
Destroyer to the king of Spain, and carried
back medal for Ericsson.
AS TO Mile. Maynard, they met in Rio and
he had taken her to Mrs. E. r. Austin's house.
because thought 1t was the kind OF house she
would IKE to live in, because she could have all
the freedom She wished In it." He had avoided
introducing her TO his wife, whom he met on the
pier here, and ne declined 10 send her TO the re-
his other friends. He had newer handled any
Of Mile. Maynards money.
II WAS klud TO her because she WINS q stranger
ana spoke no English" J" he said, land size repays
me by backmailing me. called oniher several
times until she told me that she had 4 German
who VINO wa was E going to take care Of her Later she
sent Tor me ana asked me why I had abandoned
her. i am without money, she said, .;lnd have
awned my jewelry. told Mrs Austin that had
1000 francs in your hands. Please support my
story TO her, because owe her money left
her at once, and outside the door found Mrs.
Austin listening"
The examination was adjourned after q pas
senRef on the Sirius had testified that the ships
captain had been displeased by MlIS Maynard's
loose conduct on board
Evening star., 1886-11-23

81 B st. ne. 6rs.. $50. 80
5 Langdon Terrace, Or. 10
2221 Cleveland st. .6rl5.3o
3l6 l4th 81. s.w.. .6rS 1880
lO16S. Cap. ST. 5rs...lu3O
IL Blagden's alley. .4r.1O3O
300 LIST st. A.w., 4rs--...-..S
Evening star., 1886-11-23
ENOR RENT

7SAs
~ 1924 Mass ave.-S2OO
9th st .Iear Mass.aye-I5O
1X39 {; ST. NV, Srs-4055
HOO 9th 81. NV, SrS---4O
14lS 33d st. n. W. .Sr. $500
JO1 Nd ave-, llrS 25.6.ol
42S College ST.. 1Urs.----2oi
1889 N ST. NV, 7rs.-..-22
n2U3ts A. 5. CAYWOOl
EOR RENT
II 1919 I 81. 16r...-S1O'
3l2 T. 81. N. W., 16 rS.-.l2oi
12Z5 + 81. n-w., lor...-I5OI
1lU3-O5 18th n.w. w.iOr.lOOI
9IZ r, st. n. W.. 1Ors.-..-75I
17O6 + sc. n. W., lZr....75
11lO r st. n. W.. l2r..--.75
17OS p st. NV. 1Xrs....-S5
2O2O&22 n st.n.w., ,l2r-75
1870 u st. n. W.. 10 rs..--5S
S25 9TH 81. NV. Sr.....40I
222 h st. NV. 9r......-..35
139 Sd 81. NV, 2 rs-3O.4O
l424 l. ST. n w. y rs. .....-.3O
20 l St n. W., l0rs.--..--.3OI
"a l 81. n. W.. Srs.....-.-....oOi
1857 ; ST NV. 7rs....-..26l
ll2 n. j. av. II W.. THO
2S2O y St NV, 3 rs.--25
23U1 ID 81. NV, y rs---25
SOS G 81. ne, 6r---Z0 80
133 + 81. ne, 5rs---2O.45
43o II st. NV. q rs..------2O
2521 n St NV. z ISIS
lila ". Cap. ST. w.lS.4O
go + st. H. T., Sr.--.....-lS
4:i5 5th St ne. Or. lis
3U6 y St s.w., q rS--16.6.
1135 1th st. NV. .6rs.. 1880
100 NJ st. NV. 5r.........-l6
4l2 ". j. Av.n.w. 5r.15.%l
FCRN1
18th st, near Dupont Cir.
ClC----.-------------- s9<OV,
11fh Sf mr. TbOu>aQ
Evening star., 1886-11-23

All and 4S1 I st. sw...Sl5
9I6 1st ST. Sc. 4r-.....S 10
633 q ST. Sw.. 7r., n.L-..2S
i22,S 4i2 st. aw.. Sr., m L-25
X, cor. 412 and + SITS. s.w.
Evening star., 1886-11-23

DREW-NEWYAHR On November 9th, 1886 10
the Rev. Father ID. Wolf, JOHN w. DRAW q
TEkkSSA A. NEWYAAR. both Of this city.
SIMPsON-SAILER On "Wednesday. Novsmber
18th lSo6 GusTANCs w. SIMkssON 10 ca A q.
LOTrE X. sAILER, al rinity church. by the hev.
Dr. Addison
Evening star., 1886-11-23

AT THE WHITE HOUSE. - Ex-senator Nc
Donald, Senator voorhees, and ex-Representa
tive Hurd saw the President to-day.
Evening star., 1886-11-23

A GIRLS VAIN EFFORT TO SAVE HER
FATHER.-George Washington Moore. u native
OF Rockland, Pa, and member in good stand
ing OF the Timothy .. Howe Post, q. A. r..
committed suicide in New Orleans yesterday
morning in very GespUfat fashion. Moore bad
been on a spree tor some days past and was
SOLDERING OF, and was gloomy in consequence
Procuring razor, he was about to cut his
throat, when his daughter seized the weapon
the house. Sine slipped, and he was tten a6ie
10 catch her. wrest the razor from her hands
draw ii rapidly across his throat, causing al
most immediate death. Moore served with u
Pennsylvania regiment throughout the war,
and settled Ia New Orleans immediately on its
close. He leaves a vile and four children.
Evening star., 1886-11-23

CHOLERA IN SOUTH AMERICA.-The marine
hospital bureau is officially advised of the
prevalence OF cholera in Buenos Ayres.
Evening star., 1886-11-23
Mrs. PAGES AssaiIant DISMISSED.

John l.. West, who made the assault on Mrs.
Page on Friday night, was to-day dismissed
from his position in the General Land Office
Mr.. Parke, the chief of the division, states that
he did not place West in charge of the work OF
the four ladies, but found him in charge when
he was appointed chief OF the division.
Evening star., 1886-11-23
Chicago Markets.

CHICAGO. ILL, Nov. 23, ! p. m.-wheat easy
CASH. 74,4a74a December. 74iaa7iss January. 74i.:
May Sl5s Corn stendy-Cash Decen oer StSis:
}na"aary 81! e, May als.sAlHs "a oa;s seaay-Gash
81. Fl,ixseed. 81. Prime Timothy. ITO. Whisky.
lis. Pork steady-Cash December, 9.47l,; JanIl-
ary, iO.l21. Lard steady-Cash or December 6 s3l,:
January. 5S7I, O'
Evening star., 1886-11-23

SMART YANKE1 FmHERMEN. - The cruiser
Gen. Middleton arrived IN 81 John, n. h, Sat
two American fishing boats In 81 Andrews
bay last Friday. They had been satling unoer
Canadian nshing licenses. Their papers were
that . number OF American nshing vessels have
been sailing under Canadian licences. and, In
aud received fishing bounty nom the Dominion
government Capt. Mclean has been instructed
to keep watch fox such people - these. The
making inquiries TO asceftain bow the AmeE1-
cans obtained the ltoonoeA
Evening star., 1886-11-23

THE PRESS GALLERY IMPRovED.-Several
Improvements have been made in the press gal
lery Of the House Of Representatives. The
closets have been portioned Off to themselves
and q fireplace has been added to the small
rooms. The furniture is being re-upholstered
ana upon the whole the gallery will be much
more com Portable than heretofore.
Evening star., 1886-11-23

No SUNDAY DRINks.-"This bar closed on
Sunday, was the legend that stared the thirsty
IN the lace in the hotels and saloons i'm Read
Ing. Pa, Sunday. OF the four hundred licensed
drinking houses probably not over a dozen kept
their bars open. The recent prosecutions OF
sunday liquor sellers and the determination OF
the law and order league to have the licenses OF
those who sell on sunday revoked, has scared
the saloon men into u compliance with the law
Evening star., 1886-11-23
A Reported Gift rrom M u.v.

From the Knoxville (Tenn.) journal, Nov. l8.
Some time since IL was announced that eX.
President Hayes would be here to deliver a
lecture before the Slater training school, but q
rumor became prevalent on the street yester-
day afternoon that the distinguished gentle
IMAM had Cancelled his engagement here and
sent the institution q check for 81 900. This
1t Is hoped, is true, although definite ackn
edgment OF the receipt of the same was not
secured from Miss Austin.
Evening star., 1886-11-23
NJ AM Rlklf.

RED STAR Cough CURE-It brings glad ti6.
ings; its curative effects are wonderful.
Evening star., 1886-11-23
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

The New York stock Market.
The foowing are the opening and 3:UO q. In. prices
OF the New iork stock Market to-day reported by
special wire TO III. H. Dodge, $50 10th street,
Evening star., 1886-11-23
The Aqueduct Bridge Matter Virtually
SeftlcSl.

Solicitor McCue says there is nothing more
to be done in connection with the transfer
OF the Aqueduct bridge to the government but
Just to notify the Attorney General and the
secretary OF War OF the meeting in Alexandria
Yesterday, and Tor the Attorney General to see
II the papers are all in proper form, etc. The
matter is now entirely settled, excep: the mere
formal purchase, fixing of papers, etc,
Evening star., 1886-11-23
Conference of Jewish Rabbis.

General Foreign News.
LORD ROSEBERY IN INDIA
, BOMBAY, Nov. 23.-Lord and Lady Rosebery
have arrived here
Evening star., 1886-11-23
Baltimore MARC afS

BALTIMORE. Nd. Nov 23-Virgnia sixes con-
sOdaled 81; pastd due coupons 62; new threes 81 l.;
en-iories 44as bid to-day.
BALTIMORE. MD, Nov. 23.-CD;ton easy and
Quiet-middliDg. 9a9 l-l6 Flour steady and o,iief
Wheat-sOuthern firm: western frmer and iairly
active; southern red S5aSS; southern amber, S6uS4
b4saaSa7s; January S6lsas6as February. q:
May. 9lla bid. Corn-southerD frm western firIner
mixed spot. As bid: year 445sa45ls January. 46iaa
45as February, 90 bid steamer. 43laa43la oals
steady and Quet-sOutlern and Pennsylvania, SOa;,5:
western white. 34.s6: western mixed; 32a3a. Rye
higher aud firm. 24a25. Coffee higher and rm- Rio
cafgoes as ordinary 70 11ir 12sal3l sngar-eopper
Other articles unchanged: Freghts to Liverpool per
steamer steady-cotton, Nd flour. 2s.: grain 5su
5l2.i Receipts-fonr. 6.943 barrels; wheat. Al 100
bushels: corn. $4,000 bushels; oats, 1900 bushels
ShipmentS-hOur, ,l21 barrels Sales-wheat $40 600
bushels: corn, 70, sou bushels.
Evening star., 1886-11-23

SECRETARY MANNING was the only absentee
at the regular cabinet meeting to-day.
Evening star., 1886-11-23

John 6. West, the colored bookkeeper In the
general iand oif1ce who brutaliy assaulted Mrs.
Page at her home Friday night, has not yet
been captured. ssss
Stephen Davis, q commercial agent, was ar
rested today by Detective Horne on = dispatch
from Sheriff Reagan, OF Webster county, La,
and he was locked up at>the sixth precinct
station to await the arrival OF the sheriff with
Evening star., 1886-11-23
LOST AND FOUND.

OST-ON SUNDAY. EARRING; BLUE SET
r OsT-NOVEMBER %, BETWEEN F. AND
SITS NV, on 1lth 9r 18th SITS. yulcanite Plate
T oST-sATURDAY. THE 2OIH, BETWEEN
~ Bridge ST market and st. Johns church George
money. suitable reward If left at sOSs ST. its -
T OST-ON 2OTH INST, MALTESE BULL DOG
IL Had on collar with name of dog (Cribc also name
to WASH WILLIAMS si7 III po st. n@ ,Sr MS nsa :saaa
7 OST-THURsDAY, NOVEMBER 18Th. ONE
- large red OK. Reward il returned to 327s Pros
pect St, Georgetown. j. ROBERTSON. n2S-3ts
II 7th ST., gold Bracelet; name Of owner engraved
on inside. Call at Star office and pay for this iver
tsement n22-2t~
STRAYED-MORNING OF NOVEM BEK 20 4
- silver skye Terrier; answers to the name of
taa is fsnera afTea s. with owners name
NV .'0'' A'0e' reward returned to aol ia3s 20 st.
SS REWARD FOR INFoRMATION CONVICT
s'fi of Dr. b3'oH Missos?
41S Maryland ave. aw. n22-;is
T osT-DURING THE EARLY PART OF LAST
tached; priced Us an heirIoon suitable reward if
returned to $50 St sw. n22-21*
T osT-sMALL HAIR AND GOLD BREAST
turned to Dr. l. MACKALI., 3O4O Dumbarton av-
enue. n20-st
II Medal attached. Valued as a gift ircm a dear
if,end M asr ns suitable reward will be paid ii
g - REWARD WILL BE PAID FOX THE RE,
sRO turn OF Bull Pup. lemon and white, . months
Old: Hoss last saturday. to 1OO3 New York ave.
MONEY TO LOAN.
rT'o LoANm,,s14.5oo IN SUMS OF 81 ,OOO 81 800
vicinity " M It RfcaAhp a ifs sEWEI f Wssnng,on gS or
nz3-ot- 80 LeAngton ST., baltimore, hid
MONEY TO- LOAN ON REAL ESTATE IN
sums SUIT =: JOHN Sfiy Shsis iss sss'i"'-
MONEY TO LOAN ON REAL ESTATE In
AVA sums 70 suit No delay.
n172w. 141e New York ave. NV.
MqSEExxT 70 I42..ss LOAN ON ON SATISFACTORY REAL
nao.m H1Ha Is 1 ssTa 5HHgFrsE 81. g ".
MONEY TO LOAN AT Low RATES. STOCKS,
ana sold Rea6Ie os a DaaKnt
louis CUNNTNGHAM Broker. % i4is st. spaSsiiiay paSi@:
MONEY. EN- ANY SUM DESIRED. TO LOAN
real estate OF good collateral security lowest
a. PHILLfr las New YORK S ave- s'''u' ocam osias
MONEY LOANED ON AND SALES MADE OF
H. Assesaioa Eeai Esss;e
ocl9-3m l424 New YORK ave
peal EsTATE LOANS
Army and Na1y ANR ay LEE
e Sss Ya1s so.
69S. ocS-3n, 'A
MONEY TO LOAN ON REAL ESTATE In
AVA sums To suit, at lowest rate Of interest.
sells Corner 10th and q 3 streets naMhMNs no1shMsss.
C.2O.OO0-TO LOAN
R30.OOO
10000 ON REAL ESTATE
l.OOO fscl1I THos e WAGGAMAN.
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AVA TATE SECURITY.
A0cerate commissions. No delay.
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AVA In sums 10 suit. approved Real Estate secur-
unnecessary delay ]. V. N. AUYCK,
ato 1906 fennsylvania ave-
MONEY TO LOAN
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estate security FITCH, FOX & BROWN,
AA1 At LvWA&V RATES OF INTEREST
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SO lS24 st NV
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Evening star., 1886-11-23

The Philadelphia base ball club returned from
Havana on the steamer CienfueGOs, which ar
rivod at New York yesterday, disgusted with
their Cuban trip. e