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Evening star., 1886-11-27
POISONED BY CANNED HAM.
Sailors Taken Sick ON q Vessel at the
Navy Yard.

A sensation was caused at the navy yard to-
day by the poisoning of a number Of sailors on
the ship Dale, which lies At the yaEi. At nine
O'Clock this morning four or five of
the men became violently ill, showing
symptoms of poisoning. Later, others
were taken Ill, and this afternoon about dozen
were sick and the doctors were kept busy. A
report received from the yard late this AFTER
not fear fatal effects. The poisoning was traced
to the canned ham eaten by the sailors at
breakfast. The meat is put up In tin cans,
and it is supposed that it became tainted with
metallic poison. The canned meat is furnished
by contractor in New York.
Evening star., 1886-11-27
The Sligo Meeting Proclaimed.

THE FNUCLANATION CACSES GRElAT EXC1TE-
MENT.
DUBLIN, Nov. 27.-The proclamation of the
Marquis OF Londonderry, lord lieutenant of
Ireland, prohibiting the holding of the adver
tised National League meeting at Sligo to-mor-
row, has been posted throughout Sligo, and has
produced great excitement.
OTHER NATIONALIST LEADERS TO BE PROSE.
CUTED.
The government has decided to prosecute the
other nationalist leaders next week. The troops
in Ireland will be reinforced by at least A, 900
men.
Evening star., 1886-11-27
Weak.Mtndea Blind Tom.
HIS OLD MOTHER ASKS THAT SHE BE NAMED
HIS GUARDIAN.

NEW YORK. Nov: 27.--Old Charity Virgins,
jury yesterday determined. was NOT competent
to protect his property or Take care OF himself,
appeared in supreme court to-day, aud, through
counsel presented the findings OF the sheriffs
jury to the court, aud asked that she be ap-
pointed a guardian OF her sons person. Deci-
sion was reserved.
Evening star., 1886-11-27

SUFFERING FROM STONE CANCER, AND NAY
LIVE THREE MONTHS.
CHICAGO, Nov. PA Times special from
Black River Falls, Wis, says: Chicago physi-
clan was here yesterday and pronounced Rep
resentative Prices disease a stone cancer, and
says there is no chance tor his recovery. Four
prominent physicians have now agreed in this
particular He may live three months, and
possibly more
Evening star., 1886-11-27

DON'T IRIIrATE YOUR LUNGS WITH STUB
BORN COUGH, when n remedy. safe and certain
as Dr. Jaynes Expectorant can be SD easily pro-
cured. sore throats ano Lungs are speedily
helped by IL.
Evening star., 1886-11-27

Earthquake Shocks In the East.
CONSTANTINoPLE, Nov. 27.-Severe shocks of
earthquake We're felt to-day in Smyrna, ,Tchesme
and the Island OF ChiOS
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1t Might Have Been q Serious Matter.
FALL OF PART OF A CEILING AT THE CITY
POST OFFICE.

FALL OF PART OF CEILING AT THE CITY
POST OFFICE.
Shortly before one o'clock to-day nearly two
square yards of the ceiling in the money order
office at the city post Office fell with crash
that shook the building and filled the halls
with dust. The room had been crowded all the
morning, but fortunately at the time of the
accident there was no one in 1t. Had the cell
Ing fallen fifteen minutes earlier, 1t is more
than probable that several people would have
sustained serious if not fatal injuries.
He CONFESSED HIS GUILr.-Charles C. Mey-
ers was arrested in this city this afternoon by
Detective Mahan on a charge of the grand lar
ceny of large sum OF money from George
Rowland, in Philadelphia. He confessed his
guilt
CONTRACTS FOR LIGHTsHIPs.-TheS Secretary
OF the Treasury has awarded contracts for the
construction of two nghtships for the light.
house service, to Houston d Woodbridge, of
LynwoOd, Pa, for $4,000, for one to be de-
Hvered at the Portsmouth, Va. depot, ana Tor
$4S.OOO for one to be delivered at the Edge
moor, Pa, depot
Local Notes.
This morning about o'clock slight fire oc-
CURED in the secOnd-story back room OF John
Ellis residence, No. 1873 street northwest,
causing about $50 damage, which is fully COW
The case of Patrick E. O'Connor against Ellen
NJ. OCOnnor for divorce, in which an answer
was filed with cross bill, mas been dismissed by
Mr.. j. Amber Smith, complainants solicitor.
In the case OF Philip Stanton, colored, charged
with robbery, in shooting at a car driver on the
Metropolitan road and taking the cash box, the
Criminal Court, without hearing argument, to-
day granted the motion OF Mr.. Taylor tor a new
trial.
Rev. T. A. Bland, who recently returned from
a tour among the Indians, will lecture on the
wild or uncivilized tribes at the Church OF Our
Father, sunday evening, at 1880 O'Clock.
John II. Mcfarland indicted with Mary Jane
Mcbride for arson in setting tire TO the house of
Ellida b. Middleton, pleaded not guilty in the
Evening star., 1886-11-27

acknowledgements Anderson, o
Kansas, arrived in the city last evening, aud is
located for the winter at 1888 G street north
west. Representative Brumm and Delegate
Voorhees, are also in the city.-O.D. Vaughan.
OF Washington, was in st. Louis on Thursday.-
Representative Sowden and w. II. Horn, and
Dean, OF Kansas City, are at Willard s.-Rep-
resenIative Osborne, r. johnson and Chas. f.
Geo. Thornton, of New York, G. E. Bailey, of
Winona, A. A. Lowry, ,ofPhiladelphia. OF and j.
b. Sheckles. OF San Francisco, are at the Ebbitt.
Graham Bell, OF Washington,
was registered in New York last night.
Evening star., 1886-11-27

...6 III ST. s.w. :, 8 rs SID
1859 10Th ST. NV, srs--22
3 Langdon Terrace, ST 20
3ll X ST. ne, 6rs.-..o0. 50
222l Cleveland st. ,Gr1o.3U
3l6 14th ST. S.w. ,0rA 1850
lUl6S. Cap. St.. ors..-l03U
L. B.a2den's s alley Ar. 10 80
9OG lSt st. S.w.. 4 r.-.--S
}, Cur. 9tn and X sts. NV.
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stanley I'm New York.

NEW YORK, Nov. 27.-Henry NJ. Stanley, the
Aner yesterday. On November II, Jacob Ce-
guiskf, y steerage passenger on the Alier, while
temporarily insane, jumped overheard Ind Was
drowned.
Evening star., 1886-11-27
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

The New York stock Market.
The following are the opening and 3:OO p. prices
OF the New York stock Market to-day reported Dy
| special wire 20 II. II. Dodge, $50 10th street:
Evening star., 1886-11-27

The strike of the cigar makes at Havana,
Cuba. continues and ths hceoeiss continue
closed
Evening star., 1886-11-27
BUSINESS CHANGES.

ICOR SALE-A WELLESTABLISHED CORNER
H store doing good business Also the furniture of
ave- sw. Its
Dare CHANCE TO PURCHASE GOODWILL
~ aud Stock Of wholesale and retail Tobacco store;
ocs Of ef saS aPpy y q. n%
PARE CHANCE TO PURCHASE FIRsT.CLAss
1lMarket Store northwest; good location. Parties
meaning BUSINESS may address "SKE.W ER," Star
office n2zSis
w scrip give lowest price per section describing
s. ssue I ana how long 10 run. SAML- BEALMEAR. SO
81. Paul, St baltimore. Md n263t*
A RARE oPPORTUNITY.-THE GOODWILL,
~ STOCK ana Fixtures at "a bargain of my wholesale
and retail Grocery and Liquor store can give salts
F,et n of Columbia for any one
Also have fos2 s275 ;5on ST. West Mashlngen, PC
ing any weight desired n26-3t*
L'OK sALE-A BARROOM AND FIXTURES.
one Pool Table Bagatelle Table and three BED.
to DUNN lis f1 ic1h 81 nW business ARsy
EOk SALE-IiE FINEST. MOST COMPLETE
aud one OF the best located Restaurants in city
great bargain satisfactory reasons, &c But little
money reasired a if security is ample. Addres.
SlXfY SHARES OF MEItGENTHALER PRINT
ing company stock for sale in LOTS suit buyers
address Box IL Star office. n23-6t*
i Bcardug House; wei, estabiished. good iocaiiop
exceliently furnished and doing u good business Ap
ply ~ Commercial office OF DANIEL kAMEcY. O:SS
81 NV n22-lw*
COMMERCIAL OFFICE, 83S ST. NV; ES-
ShDlsheu Tor the purpose OF dispOsing of business
chances. such as Drug stores Dry Goods, Grocery,
&C. by our plan you avoid all publicity. which has
an injurious effect business Consult your own in
iere.t by having your business If for sale left at our
Office Advertised free and sold commission.
hl1-Im Respectfully, DANIEL kAMEY.
L>OR SALE-THAT VALUABLE HurEI. PROP
II eriy known US the Harris House. located on l. ST.,
between 18th and 14th sts; contains 50 in per-
contains 1,13O square feet, being 5. square 254
ments Rare opportunity to purchase valuable prop
ness. Immediate possession gwen. House open for
W. W. MEfCALF, 1881 Vermont ave. n17-2w
NOR SALE-A DRUG STORE IN ONr OF THE
best and most central locations CITY is offered
iOr se with the goOd will of the business Us the pro-
prietOr wishes 10 retire therefrOm information
will be given by addressing p o. Box o32 nl6-1m
INVEST THROUGH THE SOUND AND RE-
! :. liable s Western m Farm Mortgage Co, Lawrence.
iecssd lst MORTGAGE Farm Loans payable in n: Y.
ciities Absolute satisfaction 10 years experience
No losses. Refer 10 Third National bank n Y city;
National bank, Lawrence Kan. and hundreds Of iii.
vestors. For full Information call upon or address
au21-3m* SHAFEK i RITTER Frederick. Md
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A Surprising Cincinnati Failure

CINCINNATI, Nov. 27.-J. g. b. Sachs, boot
and shoe manufacturers assigned to-day to NJ.
J. Back. Assets are estimated at $1OO, ,OOU;
Liabilities, 5000, 600. The failure causes much
surprise.
Evening star., 1886-11-27

RAILROAD DNorEA-Arguments on three plans
for the settlement OF accounts under the Jersey
Central lease will be heard BY Master Dallas IN
Pniladelphia on Wednesday, the LIST prox.--
The tunnel OF the Baltimore ana Ohio on the
edge OF FairmonG Park, Phtindeiphia, - nearly
T. still much opposition %
the entrance of the Baltimore and Ohio into the
yards OF the Phiiadelphia gas workG-West-
metz honda.
Evening star., 1886-11-27

Herr Liebk necht Sails for Europe.
NEW YORK, Nov. 27.-Herr William Lieb-
kneckt, the socialist member of the German
reichstag, who has been lecturing i'll America,
departed for Europe on the steamship Aurania
this morning.
Evening star., 1886-11-27
PERSONAL.

4 PARISIAN LADY DESIRES HOME IN A
IA private family where instruction in French or
Mtislc Will be taken In compensation. best refer
ences given Address MADAM h, star Office. NJ 73ts
I WILL GIVE $500 TO ANYONE PROCURING
L me a situation paying not less snan $6O mouth.
Aoofess T. b A, STAR Office. nI7-1ts
r{NO ANY ONE PROCURING ME GOVERN
Il inent position not less than sixty d0iiars per
month will give ten dollars down and ten dollars Der
month as long as retained. Address JAMES, Star
Office ltx
A QUIET AND TKUslWORTHY YOUNG NAN
"A would like 10 make the acquaintance Of young
iauy or widow Amy letter will be treated strictly
conhdeniai. Address Post Office Box OFT, City Post
Office. nrd-:Sts
A YOUNG GENTLEMAN FOND OF AMUSEr
Ament wishes to meet an attractive young lady who
sai be 6otn entertaining and agreeable Address
81, star Office nI(E7Is
yivIL SERVICE EXAMINATION QUESTIONS
~ and Answers. send l0c. to Book Stores or to
IVY INSTITUTE,
IN ACCOUNT OF THE HEAVY DEMAND
SuPon us we are now prepared pay full value Tor
Sent's Secondhand Clothing. ADDRESS or call ct
JUSfH'S Old stand. $40 ID It NV. oc90-30t
MRal ROSS. THE CELEBRATED CLAIRVOY-
AVA ANT and Astroiogist can be consulted on busi-
ness law SUITS specuatons and all aiss Of life All
IA trouble CALL her advice 10 always reiiable. Salts
faction guarantees. Charges moderate. Mira hlks6,
sesidence lOVA X NV. cc26-;3m
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Death Closed Their spree.
An ATLANTA LAWYER SHOOTS HIS BROTHER

AND THEN HIMSELF.
Two Atlanta lawyers, Robert p. and A. p.
Hill, brothers, were found dead in their room
In the Lovejoy building ia that city yesterday.
The brothers were hard drin kers and while in
toxicated frequently quarreled. A few months
ago while on a spree one shot at the other, with
out doing any damage, however. Shortly after
noon yesterday u young woman who has .
room in the same building with the lawyers
was startled by i've loud pistol shots In quick
succession, followed after q minutes interval
by another one. she Immediately told Mr..
Emmett Stanley, = gentleman who rooms in
the building, ana PatroimAn Cawley WAS noti-
ned. He summoned other policemen and the
door Of the Hill brothers room was forced. On
the floor lay Tony Hill, shot through the heart
and with blood streaming from his nose and
mouth. On the body OF mis- brother lay Bob,
shot through the temple, his brains oozing out
on the door. Near him lay . six-shooter, with
all its barrels emptied. The supposition Is that
Bob shot his brother and then killed himself
The brothers have been on protracteo spree
for several weeks and their room was streWn
with empty bottles and reeked with the smell
OF liquor. The floor was covered with blood.
Evening star., 1886-11-27
Lieutenant Metropolitan Polit
NOT A WORD OF TRUTH IN lT.
Col. Lamont Emphatically Denies An.
other story About the President On
District Affairs.

A STAR reporter called Col. Lamonts atten-
ton to-day to q publication In a New York
paper to the effect that the District Commits
sioners had promised to protect Chief of Police
Walker, and would have done 90 had not the
President sent word to them ON Wednesday
that Walker should be made 60; that the Presi-
dent is conducting an investigation by means
of a private detective to find out il any of the
Commissioners are interested in real estate
along the line Of the proposed extension of
Massachusetts avenue, and that the President
will recommend to Congress the reorganization
OF the District government by increasing the
number OF Commissioners 10 five Col. Lamont
said he could only express his own opinion of
the matter. which il that there Is not a word of
truth in the story. Ii there is any truth i'm it
he knows nothing about IL. He added that the
President has his hands full with the affairs OF
his own office and does not care 10 Interfere
with outside matters.
Evening star., 1886-11-27

RECEIPTS FROM THE OLEoMARGARINE TAX
Commissioner Miller said to-day that he had
received no reports yet which will give exactly
the results of the enforcement OF the oleomarga.
rine law, but there is every reason to believe
that the receipts on account Of oleOmaryarine
tax during the month OF November will
amount to between three and four hundred
thousand dOlaf6
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lsr s1sa. 2oas 9Th 81 NV 6nsl5

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1ICy.as 1srh NV IOrItn,
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3o5Cst. n-w, % so
.-S., X st. NV. 9r..:SS
80. .xl-. slIa fs.
Evening star., 1886-11-27

2o;sS 9Th ST. NV, 6 ISIS
2.26 cleveland. d rs.-----l5
1U2 p st. NV, 5 rs---..-l 10
.2ii Cleveland ST., 6is.l5
1886 t4th ST. NV. ,5rl43O
Is EenL Pl- ne. ..6rs- 80
3lO n 81. & Va 3 Is ia. 30
6s1 l. st. Sc, b 6rs......lx31
l6sh and Benninxs.5rs-1O
Yll l2tb ST. Sc, 5 r.. 1890
1908 to 1913 3d Sc, 5r. 10
% r st. u. e., 6rs.
18th and d SIS. s.e.. 5 rs.--S
3 Wilson 81. (rearl. 4 rs.-S
362 h St, (rear) ).n.w-4rSS
1915 Temp, 4 $50
.2222 Sth 81. NV, = rs......1
325 Alien CT Sw., 4r-65O
AS / st n. W. (rearI,4 rs.-.6
STORES.
43S 9th ~. n. n.w--........-$IS
Z2lO-E2lS 14sh n.w-...2J
2045 9TH q. n.w.-....-...-.l5
STORE & DWELLING.
50. in st. n w. y IS.
by year-.--.---------SS
OFFICE ROOM.
1l06 K ST. NV, = rs. $40
SHED.
ll.5I VI 81. n.w...-...S9OO
llth ALI Y SITS. n-w..-l25
l3lStorcoran ST. LOO
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l2SO6 Gay St, Geo. ,l2r $40
4Ol ID n.e., t'r., ul.i....25.3 so
3ol q ST. n.w.. Sr......Z2.5O
81 h st.n.e.. ST.. ..m.i.........23
625 S. &. ave. S-st, 6r.,
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INOR RENT

EyOR RENT
II 1.l9 l4th. 1Or.,
(cUr. r..............-.............SSO
1.11 l4th, Or. ,3-story 10
3S4 Pa ave. store S 7r-3.
il6 + st.n.e., zst. ,Sr.. ~. 40
31l 1th Sc. ..6E. .2-st. lis. ~
SWORMS'
Evening star., 1886-11-27
Washtngton stock Exchange.

The following changes from yesterdays quotations
on the Washington Stock Exchange are noted to-day:
y s. 4las, lssi. soupon 11dss IFS bid 11Ias asked.
J: s As, eouPon l2s,s 3 b,a as. .lasst asked T. ::
fund. Gs. 1902, coin. 126as BID, i2s asked. WASH
i,,gton and Georgetown K r. bonds; III NJ bid; 125 5
as~ed. Washington Gas, 3sas bid, 3sas ed.
Georgetown Gas. AZ bid Riggs ms sl4 bid. SO
sskeu. Masonic Hall bonds. 1913 bid. Washington
Brick Machine, 125 bid. National Metropolitan
Bank. las bid Farmers and decnanics' Bank,
ITO Old CnesnpeaKe ANA tot. Tel Co.. IS bid,
S5la asked. U. s. Electric Light. 20 asked.
Evening star., 1886-11-27

AN ENJOYABLE ENTERTAINMENT.-Laste even-
ing at the delightful home of VIM. Thompson,
esq, sunny View" near Silver Spring, Mont
gomery county, at the reorganization OF the
"Irving" Literary club, there were many
charming people present The fine music, the
spacious room filled with joyous young men
aud maidens, "Chasing the glowing hours
open-hearted hospitality OF the lovely Mary
land home, conspired 10 render IL u red-letter
evening in the calendar OF this neighborhood.
SILVER SPRING PARISH, MONTGOMERY
COUNTY, MD.-The bishop of Maryland, the
Right Rev. William Paret, ID. d., LII. d., visited
ihlS parish (the Rev. James B. AvIrett, reclor,)
on thanksgiving eve, November oath, aud
after very powerful sermon from the bishop
OF Tennessee administered the apostolic rite Of
confirmation to twenty-three persons lof whom
many were adults) of a Class of thirty persons,
seven of whom from the distance OF their homes
from the church and the darkness OF the night
were unable to reach the church. This class
represented the work of the rector at the parish
church and the three chapels Of st. Johns, st.
Marks and st. Marys. Ine bishop at the close
of the services paid glowing aud hearty COM
pliment to the outgoing rector (whO has ac-
cepted the parish at Upper Marlboro, preach
ing his farewell sermon" In Grace church, De-
cember 5th,) saying that if he was obliged to
the loss OF their rector he was glad To know
that the bishop of Maryland could still claim
him as one OF his faithful presbyters. MI.
Avirett has been rector Of this parish for fifteen
years nearly, and finds the work far out
growing his strength that he accepts the very
delightful but smaller parish at the county
seat of Prince Georges, recently made vacant
by the death Of the late DIR. Meyer Scrim.
FELL IN FAINT AND INJURED HERSELF
Evening star., 1886-11-27

no @ st. b h.. .6r...-3,5OO
Alley bet. 9Th and
\ 1th L Il NJ, n.w.t. h.
4 rOOms..................3,5OO
1915 10th st.n.w 6r.3,50O
3S2S-3:5S4 Z st NV.
J. b.. 8 rOOmS........3,SOO
l034-l644 4th 1t. II.
/ W.. b. b., 8 rOOms..3,OOO
l31-l33 Pierce ST. n.
/ W.. L h.. d roOms.. q, 900
213 and 215 l. st.n.w.
! b.h.. or...................3, 900
121v-l222 Madison
st. .n.w.,ch., 4r.....2,6O
46l and 453 kidge 81.
NV. i.h.. 5r......-....2,5OO
1743 and l745 IL st
NV. n, mi, 6r.. 500
11O0 10th st Inv. ,fh,
| or f.---...--...........-...-..2,OOO
l117 ami 1TxUE st.,
NV, tn. 6r..... 1000
S17 4th St u. W., f.h.
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Evening star., 1886-11-27

E,OK SALE : KLEC3ANT KRICx HOUSE 6F
10 rooms on 18th It, Just above lwa Circle price
only SoOG terms easy Also large stone quarry, near
the cHs contxins ~ Of ground greater psxl o.
which CONSISTS Of elae osOsse psloe rsesonable terms
ali sIssaR sHaRpv" jias Y xEs. 3 1SsaS III a.
Evening star., 1886-11-27
Baltimore Markets.

BALTIMORE. Nh. Nov. 27-vrgina skies. con-
coiidated 56l past-due coupons. 49, new threeA Us;
ten-forties As bid to-day.
.BALTIMORE. Md. Nov. 27.-Cotton quiet-mid-
ding, Lie. Flour quiet and steady. Wheat
southern ss:ady western higher and fairly active;
southern red, S7a9O southern amber. S0a9l: No 2
western red. spot S4lsaS4i fresh; december,
s44as4ls; January, s57sae6; February. s7l4as7ss;
higher and active; southern white. 45a47: southern
yellow. 44a46; western mixed, spot and year. 452a
ASA: January. 457sa46ls: steamer. 4314 bid. OaIs
frmsouthern, 3Oa35; western white, 35a37; western
mixed, :S3a34; Pennsylvania, 3Oa35 Rye quiet, So
Provisions steady with fair inquiry; sugar trmer-
soft, 5a,: copper refined steady. 1Ol2all Whisky
quiet l23al. "a Other articles unchanged FreiShts
TO liverpool per steamer steady and qulet-cottOn
I'D: -four 2s grain. sd. Recelpts-hour 6O3 barrels
wheat Al 900 bushels: corn, 10000 bushels Oals,
3. 100 bushels rye 24OO bushels. Shipments-hour,
5,ll9 barrels Sales-wheat 10000 bushels; corn,
242, ,UOU bushels
Chicago Markets.
CHICAGO. ILL, Nov. %, IL a.m-"ShOrts' were
active bidders for pork this morning, and the price
for January delivery advanced O6O but has since
receded 10 l05OalO52s. Wheat has been more
active; December opened ut 74 aud has adj to
74a4. May corn opened ut 4xi4. advanced to Ala,
but has fallen Oft to 42$s. Oats-December, 26s4
Evening star., 1886-11-27
THE POLICE MArrER.


FRIENDS OF APPLICANTS AND OF THE DIS
MISSED OFFICERS At woRK-wHAr Is SAID
BY CITIZENS
Evening star., 1886-11-27

nj Il. II. WARNER IL CO., 9l6 u.w
I>OR RENT-CHEAP-AN S-ROOM HOUSE IN
IL northwest ciioI, elegantly furnished: will be
leased 81 u IIw ignre. ~ Lkli * kUItiEaEORD,
lseaI Estate Nso~ers, i@Zs 81 nl;S-3w*
1,OR RENr-TYLEK & kUrHkRFORD
Evening star., 1886-11-27

SHED.
Columbia Road. ...S166. SO
Mass ave. near 15th-160
U ST. near 12lh............l5U
10th ST. .beLk Il Lido
Grant Place..-.............l2
l st. bet. 2Dth and2lst..l2
dupont Circie...............125
jefferson Place .l15
\ ST., bet. 1Uth&llth-l25
l1th ST, bel. n andO...1l5
l 9TH ana DeSales St..-l1D
VT. ave,nearIOwaCir.. 100
X St bet. 18th i l4th-1OO
CH, FOX & BROWN.
1437 Penn. ave. NV.
Evening star., 1886-11-27

SIUEES.
20l II n.e.. sto6dw Or. .S25
Stable rear l1l6 4 st.--l5
Stable, reur 1850 10th
ST. NV. z stalls d car
AofSC iAOuSc-.--....-.-..--
Stable. rear 14U7 New
York ave. n. n.w...-.......6
Stable, rear $50 Sd 81. 5. W. 2
The above is only q pOr
books For full list cali a:
the LIST and 10th. In26l
Evening star., 1886-11-27

A NEW BRASS BAND FoRAED.--A new band
organized to-day at the Kifies' arlnory, The
new instruments had been received, and under
the direction OF their leader. Mr.. Krause, the
farDt rehearsal was hald
Evening star., 1886-11-27

FELL IN FAINT AND INJURED HERsELF-
Mrs. Hopkins, an employe Of the branch print
ing office in the Treasury department. had q
fainting spell to-day and fell, striking her head
on the flag pavement OF a corridor and injur-
ing herself severely.
Evening star., 1886-11-27

He CONFESSED HIS GUILr.-Charles c. Mey-
ers arrested in this city this afternoon by
Detective Mahan on a charge of the grand lar
ceny of a large sum OF money from George
Rowland, in Philadelphia. He confessed his
Quflt
Evening star., 1886-11-27

EOR RENT-HOUSES.
IL I42l QsL.n.w.,11i S125
20I6 r sL.n-w., q, fur, 1lri25
334 Z 5t.n-w. fur. r.,l1r-1Z5
lli4 18th ST. NV, 1r...5U
1915 3Uth 81. Ar. 40
212l X st. NV. 7r-.-3.5
Jog q INV. 6r-..-....-..-..3U
60 > st. n W., 1Or.. %
1915 10th ST. n W., Sr- ...s.5
ITO l4th ST. n.w.. ar -
5ls n. Cap. 81. NV, 6r. ~
1872 4tn 81. NV. Sr..xO
5I9 n. Cap. ST.. 6r....zU
AZ Nj st. NV, 5r..........l5
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b M st. ne, ar-......-2U. 81
Evening star., 1886-11-27

tNOR SALE-A WELL-ESTABLISHED CORNER
store doing good business. Also the furniture of
the house; rent low Inquire corner 4 and Maine
Evening star., 1886-11-27

NJh SALE-
4OS-41O-4Io Sth. :rS7,OOO
TIA. 716 II at. heb.
h. mi, Srs. 900
80 TO 333 Csc. ,Yr...4,OOO
6tt5 9Th st., f.h.. Srs... 500
62-6S q st. f.h. 4rS..3,5OO
2l6-222 18th s.e.and
ny. ave. bet. u and
S.C.ave., i.h ............2,TOO
5l5 ll;h s.e 4. Ii. ,Sry. ,6OU
5l4 9TH st.n.e .h.7r.2,5OO
2l9 10th seth. lOr..I.5OO
~ Myrtle ST. ne, b.
h. m l., Trs-.........2,2OO
6l2 II SITS. e, (. b. .6r.....2,UUO
SC9 and Oil I t,s,e.,
th.. 0r.-.......-..........2.O 600
III b st. n.e.. H., 6rl 300
W Myrtle 81 b. h. .7r.l,7OO
"A, as, S4&S6 Myrtle
st. ne. b.h., 7r...-1,7OO
433 to 44l Prathers
alley. b. ,4r-.........4,6Oo
1534-l536 Sth, 70. IRA, 100
400 20 Ali Baar's alley,
b. b. ,Ir..........,...,..S4 600