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TEXAS.

Perfect Weather, n Heavy Vote and
Mach Scratching.
GALVESTON, Texas, Nov. "A heavy vote is
being polled in this city over local con-
tests. The weather is simply perfect.
Similar weather is reported from the Rio
Grande TO the Red river. The vote can scarcely
be counted before tomorrow evening. owing to
the remarkable number OF county candidates
aud scratched tickets.
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COMMANDER cHANDLER SHOCKS HIS UNDER-
rAKER, CALLS FOB FOOD. AND THEN REALLY
DIES.
A telegram nom Onset Bay, November 1,
says: The Wareham undertaken received .
shock yesterday that will doubtless haunt him
to his dying day. He had been summoned
hither from his home, which is only few miles
from this place, to prepare Commander B. r.
Chandler, retired officer OF the United States
navy, for the grave. Capt Chandler lived In
Wa6on avenue, at onset Bay grove. On Wednes-
day LAST he WAS FRUSTRATED by pRralytic shock,
which affected one side OF his body. After
suffering great pain for i've days he reiapsed
into coma aud apparent death. On Sunday he
was laid out AZ dead, and ~ undertaken from
taker got his instruments together and his put
of chemicals preparatory 70 embalining the
body Of the old sailor. He had scarcely laid
hands upon the latter when those standing
around noticed his hair to stand on end.
"My Godv' gasped the undertaken, she's COM
ing 70 iife."
The undertaken dropped his instruments and
chemicals.
II want something to eatl" was the next ex-
clamation of the old officer, who had been sup
posed to nave passed over TO the majority.
An oyster stew was provided aud the captain
ate heartily. That night he slept well and his
physlcian, who, it is said, had pronounced him
noon, however, the ex-commander Was prus-
trated again by q shock more severe than the
former. and from which he was unable TO rally.
The heart became still, and the physicians and
friends are now satisfied that the old naval OH
Ger has sunk into an everlasting Sleep
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IOWA.

Clear Weather and an Average Vote.
DEsMOINEs, Iowa, Nov. Clear weather is
reported from all over Iowa to-day, and SO far
as reported up to noon the election is proceed
ing quietly and with an average vote being
polied. Comparisons on election tor loss and
gain will be made on the vote for governor in
1856.
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The prolonged fight In the fourth Aassachu-
sets district democratic congressional conven-
ton has been ended by the decision to drop the
names OF Martin DRcey and Mr.. Well from the
ballots and substitute that Of the incumbent
r. A. Collins who has consented 10 run.
Mr. Blaine addressed IN audience OF 5000
people in the city armOry At Camden, N. j.. last
night, while 2 900 people were pnable 70 gain
admittanee. He was greeted With the widest
enthuxiasm His address was confined 70 = dis
cussion Of the tariff and southern questions.
Mr.. Blaine was the guest q Senator 6ewel until
to-day when he went 70 Phtlade1phiA He VIII
60 TO New York tonight.
Mr. T. v. Powderiy addressed large audi
ence In the Cooper institute In New York Last
niQht In behalf 81 Henry George. He was loudly
appiauded, and said hs tayored NJ. 0eorgs's
eiectiOn 6etause he was an honest man.
The oa1ciai list In the New Yo.k polling p1ace
tains the name Of the labor candidate -
"Henry Geo" Il was etAted at the Holman
: challenge agninse ~. 0eoBo WHEN - 20.
SCENTS himso1 e vota.
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General Foreign News.

LONDON, Nov. 2.-The officers In London Of
the chartered Mercantile Bank Of India, Lon.
don and China, know nothing OF an attack
berry Of y large amount Of specie, which was
reported In Shanghai Dispatch yesterday.
The report lacks confirmation.
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Mallott was hanged In the jail yard at Kam-
loops yesterday morning for the murder Of An
drew Johnston, At Revelstoke, b. e., on August
15, 1855. The murder was cold-blOOded
affair. All SWEET, who was convicted Of the
murder Of q brother Chinaman In August,
1883, was hanged in the New Westminster
jail yard NJ O'Clock yesterday morning.
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The Reyolt I'm Afehanistan,

LONDON, Nov. 2.-The Indian government
has received news from Alghanistan confirm
Ing The reports OF the rising OF the 6hilxai
tribe, ana stattng that the movement IL spread
log. Tue ameer u sending . large torce to
Ghuxni to suppress the revolt.
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A Buffalo special says: All the reasons given
oy the papers why President Cleveland does
not come TO Buffalo to vote this fall seem to be
equally wide OF the mark. The one great reason
why he does not come Ii that II would not do
him any good II he did. for he is no longer .
voter in Buffalo. He has changed his residence.
His name has been removed from the poll list
In the FIRST district OF the ninth ward-the list
being marked: Removed nom the district"
BY whose order this was done no one seems to
know. Wilson s. Bisseil was asked about IL
this evening. 1T ID true" said he, .that the
resident loses his vote this year, for he has
to be re sIs az He
.o hasn u every resident OF the capital q vote
there, l suppose, II he wants to. There may be
some legal bubble about IL that don't under.
80 ssand but any way the President has elected
-, What this all means no one seems to know.
i hme rsesident.s goods we're shipped to Wash
n,s, on October 8, during Mrs; Cleveland's
the Presidents failure to register here. Mr..
vention Which Tse a. Ins IN a con
ne, ne was not 10 sympathy with the administra-
ZION. Hls words have been explained 80 many
LINES that II 10 doubtful IL he or any one else
Knows exactly what he did mean.
Although the President is now regarded as .
Iesioent OF Washington, having had all his
personal effects shipped here from Buffalo, that
TACT, 1t Is thought, does not invalidate his right
70 vote at his old home, Notwithstanding the
removal OF his name from the poll list In the
nrst district OF the ninth ward OF Buffalo. He
would seem to have the same privilege accorded
vote.
Col. Lamont said to . STAR reporter to-day
Lnat be didn't know whether IL would be the
rresldenrs wish TO remain q voter in New
IosK or not, but he supposed that he could
IeSIster ana vote IL he wanted TO. He still
owns some property in Buffalo. This year, he
said, the President had no intention of going
mind long before the nomination Of Mr..
rogers was made. He did not know what the
PRESIDENT would do another year. That would
that be could be deprived Of the right to cast a
oallot, although hts name had been removed
from the list this year.
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'oH nEAxN
II 1886 n. III. ave.--S1O0I
- W. cor Sth q E.19r-.125
1909 9Th ST. w.,l4r-1O 100
1872 14th Sc. NV, Or.
and sfore......-.........--1 100
1903 + st. n W.. 13r-.-.1OO
1928 r i. ave-. IL rs.-10O
800 Sth 81. NV, 13rs..lOO
423 1lth st.n.w. ,17rs-.11O
Magnolia ave, 14r-S3.3 3
2lUs' II st. n. w.10r--S3.3 3
1910 10Th st NV. l3rS3.S3
1916 i st. n. W., 10r... -
14l3 q NV. upper part IS
173l De sales ST, 1lr.75I
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PERsoNAL.-GeOrge Alfred Townsend, Of
Maryland, w. F. Cody, of Nebraska, Ida NJ.
Tarbell, of Pennsylvania, Chief Naval Engi-
neer sherwood, P. r. VOORHEES,, Of New York,
and w. ]. Cassin, of Richmond, are at the
Ebbitt.-Commodore Schley, Baron Won
Zedtwitz, German charge d. atfaires, and Count
Sala secretary of the Italian legation. were reg
istered in New York last niyht.--CoL James
Biddle has removed from Fort Myer to 2O2S I
street.-N. J. Demarest, OF Newark, g. B. Toby,
of Massachusetts,. J. j. Murray, OF Chicago, E
w. Sweeney, of st. Joseph. NO., w. H. Lamon,
of Denver, NJ. NJ. Rose. Of Little Rock, D. R.
Morse, H. Mann and L. q: Fisher, of New York,
lard's.-Mr. H. ]. Ramsdell continues to get
better.-Albert 81. Gross, Of New York, is AZ
]. F. Mclaughlin, OF Philadelphia, are at the
Riggs.-W. NJ. Ramsey, Of Cincinnati, A. 8.
Woodward, of Boston, and George Harding, R.
delphia arc at Wormley'H.
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CONTINENTAL NoTxs SENT IN FOR RRDxMP-
TIoN.-The first controller OF the Treasury has
before him an interesting question as TO the
value of Continental notes. Three thousand
three hundred and seventy dollars in COnti-
mental notes, of the issue of 177S-70, have been
sent to Treasurer Jordan by A. NJ. Seaweil, of
this city, for redemption. The notes are Of the
denominations Of $50, 500, $50, $40 and $50.
and yellow with age, but not torn. The con-
trolier has not decided yet whether this par
ticular issue may he redeemed, but he will
probably decide as in the case of other issues,
that 1t is not.
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Prise Man Of the Training Ships.
PRESENTATION OF THE FARRAGUr MEDAL ro

NAVAL AFFHENTICE SHINES.
Two incentives to good conduct and faithful
application to the duties OF the service held out
to the boys enlisted ON the training ships of the
United States navy are the Bailey and Farra.
gut medals. The former is presented i'm the
spring, after the return from the winter cruise
10 the West Indies, and the latter at the end of
the summer cruise across the Atlantic The
Bailey medal was founded by the trustees of
the estate OF the late Admiral Bailey and is of
gold. The Farragut medal is given by Congress
and Is OF bronze. This year g Farragut medal
was presented to Naval Apprentice Andrew j.
Shines, of the training snip Portsmouth, by
Commodore Schley yesterday afternoon, in the
presence OF all the boys from the jamestown
and the Saratoga, which ships are lying near
the Portsmouth,, a short distance OH Bediow's
Island, in New York harbor.
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The Courts.
POLICE CoURT-JudQe Smell

POLICE CoURT-Judge Shell
To-day, Cas;sssa & Sears, Sunday bar $50 and
costs John Larkin, profanity; 80 or days.
George Washington, affray; collateral forfeited.
Frank Taylor, larceny; s. collateral forfeited.
John Larkin, assault; $40 or 80 days. BsrziIla
Belts, assault; personal bonds. Daniel Dono-
van, threats personal bonds TO keep the peace.
HEADACHE is overcome by st. Jacobs on,
the wonderful paipScure.
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WALK Frs 2O4 10TH STREET NV
w Moth proof Felt bolate OF Ia me- feita Pffch
Sla.ssr, n. q ana 0ss TAI. charcoal. Limo &c
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ChicagO's Labor Troubles.
FEARS THAT THE STOCK YARD STRIKE WILL
BE RENEwEp.

CHICAGO, Nov. 2.-There is q prospect that
the troubles OF ten days ago at the stock yards
will be renewed. This morning the Packers
association held a meeting at which the follow
Ing resolution was unanimously adopted: "Re-
solved, That the members of the Packers az 90
citation will con troll their own business; that they
will protect their property at any and cos, and
that they will run their houses the ten bar
sis." tits resolved that the executive committee
be continued in Office, with authority TO en-
ploy any protection deemed necessary. Ii is
claimed that the strikers already out are urg-
Ing all the men to go out again for eight hours.
Mr.. GIVEN GETTING WELL.-Mr. j. T. Given.
who has been very sick, is now gradually ims
proving and Is considered by his family 10 be
on the fair road TO recovery.
RANGE OF THE THERMoNErER.-The follow
ing were the readings at the signal office to-day:
8. q. m, 40; a. M, 46; IL M, 6s; p. M, N
maximum. 70; minimum, As.
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Receiving Election Returns.

Atthe republican headquarters effects were to
Gay being packed preparatory to vacating the
premises. No returns will be received there
Tonight At the democratic headquarters
some kilograms will be received, but they will
probably be scattering. such as come will be
given out 70 the public. At the Post building
returns will be exhibited by means of a magic
lantern. The Columbia democratic club will
receive dispatches Tor the benefit of the menu
bers thereof and OF invited guests.
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NNlNTELLIoENT LADY. HAVING; ENTREE
% he best society aud pos sesssng dipioatie tact
may hear OF opportunity of utlitzn. the s.,Ds ia
iegltaie manner and secure appointment 10 wing
brstcss salary. AL com M ust 10 in ne
slrictest confidence Address Il j.. star Ofce S.:s,s
w OF law book known Modern Jury Trials "
pease return the same TO me al my store S2l ID st
ena get PurcnAse money. the book had been stolen
AkS. T. HUNTER ,sc:,slsfs
I'm ACCOUNT OF THE HEAVY DEMAND
Oupop US. we are now prepared pay full value for
Gents secondhand Clothing. Address or cali ar
JIS1H'S Old stand. 6l9 ID St NV ocls41s
Mrs. Roo-, THE CELEBRATED CLAIRYOY-
IVA ant and Astroogtst. can be consulted on bust
ness law SUITS specuialions aud all sai.s OF life An
IN trouble CALL Her advice 10 always reliable sails
faction guaranteed charges moderate. Mrs ROSS
n sidence 1904 X ST. NV. cc2S-3m
4 yIvIL sk.RS ICE EXAMINATION QUESTIONS,
~ and Answers. send loo. to Book Stores to
IVY INSTITUTE.
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RUMORED SUICIDE OF GEORGE DoNA LDsoN.-
1t was rumored here this morning that George
Donaldson the husband Of the woman who
drowned her two children and heryelf had
committed suicide by hanging himself. INQUIRY
was made of Coroner Birch, OF Virginia, this
morning, who stated that he would have heard
Of it had 1t been SO.
FINED FOR AssAULTINQ A WoMAN.-This
morning, in the Police Court, John NJ. Beavers
and Lewis Wtliiamsy young men, were placed
on trial, charged with an assault on Mary
Beavers was fined so and Williams was nnsd
Is.
CATTLE MARKEr.-Sales OF live stock a.
Drover's Rest, ID. e, A. reported by Tayenner
Bros. yesterday ~ follows: 400 cattle up and
sold. Best ct 4lAc. TO Al; good at &c. 70 ~:
medium at 31hc 90 4; c0sAmon At 24kc. to 844.
AIS sheep and lambs-lambs At 41Ec. 10 Ga
sheep At pic. 70 AGO, yearitngs At 4Akc. to Az:
calves 1t SIC. to 6Ah 20 COWS and calves ~
$50 70 $50 Market brisk.
SHIPP1No NEWR-4choOner Charles T. Briggs
cleared to-day with 400 tons Of coal, Tor Fan
GRAM REcxrrrz-Caoaiboat Loudou arrived
yesterday, with 2, 500 busheis Of wheat and 500
bushels 81 corn, }or Hartley Bros. Whsat cold
on change at SOC. 70 SIC. . b0sbel, and oorn
sold 1t ltc. . bushel.
ARxxsT.-John w. Besy<0 was arrested yes-
terday evening On charge a sssaulung MIA
TInPRaATuxx AHD Uoxprrlom or wArER
At z A.M.-0reat Fai1a, Temperature, 81: con.
ott1o0, %. Receiving reservoir, Temperature,
IS: condition - north counectloo, g; south
connection, 30. Distributing reservoir, tou1-
porasure, Sc; condition - tndueut gAaeh0useI
- 0oodastoa ae e0uoot eAaahounes -
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OCT 1907 Pennsylvania ave- NV
E>OR RENT-IN ANACoSTIA-6-ROOM BRICK
Il House. Harrison ST.: house nearly new: location
central to business SI3.
Six-roOm Frame House, new jefferson St SlO
ocS1m I'll. a. GRIsWOLD. Anacostia ID G.
LNOk RENT-I5U3 18Th ST. IL ROOMS MOD.
.-.-
loo xoih ST, 10 rooms. mod. i'm ps. ....... 40
Apply DODSON & DEEBLE. 1927 oc9-lm
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THE GLOOMY ACCOUNT BROUGHT FROM THAT
STATE BY MAJOR MLURE.
Major Mcclure, the appointment clerk Of the
Post Office department, has just returned from
q visit to his home In Chester, S. c. He says
that the talk there Is altogether about the
failure of the crops and the scarceness of money
Owing to the rains during July and August,
the corn which was planted, q rule In the
bottom lands, washed out, and the great major
tty Of the farmers did not get enongn corn from
the entire crop tor the use even of their own
families. The cotton crop Is also very short
and the consequence is that the people have
very little to live on now ana no money to pre-
pare for the next season. AS for money TO pay
debts, there Ii none. He says that the opinion
In expressed by men who are conservative and
have good opportunities for knowing the true
condition OF affairs, that unless the state gives
AID, there will not only be great suffering
among the people of all classes In the state, but
actual destination. It seems to be thought that
the state will grant such aid may be needed
to supply the wants OF the people.
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.

LOB sALE-NEw HOUSE, MT PLEASANT;
'i:1ss Sss sss
:isblipg ssf four h0rssk PARKER & Tow NsESp.
Il
Bcr r GD syns S
rooms and cellar. On Caroline sS s5
spes 0 vsamons ave K 10th ss sSS
rooms and Cellar l$si near st S.. new noases 80
AYg,y 3: TO j% r. ffR '1 WV, n. -.
FOR s saa; ;Is BARaAINs.TWELyE1;
Ss near '''A st nv" 'ws's # Is E5Ss only
F0R Saloon sTH ST. NV, NEAR L. NEW
las. sr aslS rooms And bath only $500
FOR ,sALE-GOOD, INvEsTMENT-THREE
V new threestOry and basement Brick Houses. near
Apply owners eSs
I Two 2story frames, 18th and c st. s. e., each$e5O
owe wo Story Sricss 4 near ~, St sw each 1d50
Two 2-story frames. Howard University 200
three 2story bricks A, near eth st each. 800
One sssory Sricr. An - an aa1 . Il NV s
LIZ asss 81 isSs St. nW
Tor sALE-THAT VALUABLE ATTRACTIVE,
LOT en saz 81 A.S
oVo 4 o. NV. oc0-1m
~ Two superb dwellings on X st. NV. Two Of the
business nn oa IT
on each neor on ST. Hs.r 18th four deep
modern improvs@snt.. on iitS It Sc, near PsnnsyI
snd o ave- gpOd HOSsss
oc20-2w. 141e New York ave NV. ROOM.
EOR sALE-GREAT BARGAIN IN REAL Es-
beautiful avenue nortswest with vide parEi 1
only SaTs ns pss sS s
$500 ysaf property Is now renting Tor So
re 2s":s Apply ss. r.,... Agent. lbs
FoB SALE-THE HANDSOME RESIDENCE,
Nos. 81 Ssh q o
I4th st. NV. oc71m
= near "a 15r- 50 900 2s7 LIST SITS Q. 1or 200
Mass TO- 1as7 2UtS st.
7s * l2.n ST. 13r 900 2sS lst e. ....4000
oc21-2w A. p. HILL d CO.. 1888 st
F0R, sALE-TWO NEW BRICK HOUSES ON
18th st. H. W.. near Il; rooms: all modern i'm
BSek House, en w u ien Place
three houses are the only ones left ofl3lO
AUSTIN P. BROWN,
Real Estate and Loans,
ecl1-lm l4Z6 + st. NV.
ENOR SALE-SEvERALE NEW SIX ROOM BRICK
II Houses with bath rooms and gas fixtures, in
northwestern part OF the city, heated throughout with
iafrobes for s., zOO. Terms from 500 5000 cash.
balance from $25 to S35 per month
AUSTIN p. BROWN,
Real Estate and Loans,
seZ2-Zm 1926 st. NV.
NOR SALE
We have Houses in all parts of the city and at all
prices tlat We sell the iDStallment Olan
bargains for Investors with ready CASH. Please cal
and see Us before purchasing.
HUMPHREY d ADAMS,
Real Estate Brokers, 6lS + 81 NV.
Insurance and loans procured sAl6
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CAPT. ENTwI sLE DEAD.-Capt. Isaac En-
twisle died Ia this city yesterday In the sixty
sixth year OF his age He was native Of Alex
andris, Va, but had lived the greater portion
OF his life In Washington. He had been known
for many years a. captain OF river steamboats,
being 4 mechanical engineer OF the first class
aud his son u now captain Of the Arrowsmith.
:rs ySars aso ~naf vns ne incurred
the ''plugugiies," and q party Of those roughs
laid In wait In the Capitol grounds and shot
Mr.. Eutwisle twice In the body and killed his
companion, Mr.. Rive Lewis, by q fatal shot.
He ID brother OF the present building inspector,
Mr. r. b Entwisle. The funeral viii be aS Alex
andria tomorrow afternoon.
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reur NAN pvrrea.

EFFINaHAM. IT,, Nov. "A large hour
mill. belonging TO Henry Bernhard, &C Shum.
with two dwelling houses and other property,
Loss, $4,000.
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LxVOk HENI-
IL 9th FUR $50 81 tn Sc. 6r.. w6g&IS3O
: st NV ur...... SO AZ l. ST. NV. 6rIv&g 1880
Penn ave- T. brick 10 423 18th st 6rw. Is. so
334 Pa Nv. 7r&store. AZ so lS7l Bdy N. 5r. 81
2SO6 Gay Geotnl 2r so 1880 MIXERS Court, 4rs 8
"a st ne. story Or % "a Bladg road rs..--.S
SwORMSTEDT & BRADLEY.
oc2O-Re 027 + at NV
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MRS FITz0ERAL1's HoRsE.-Margaret Fitz-
gerald, living near Delaware avenue and +
street southwest, was before the Police Court
this morning charged with cruelty TO animals
in working horse undt for labor. The horse
has q contagious disease, which usually proves
fatal. Judge Smell, In disposing OF the case said
he could simply impose fine In the case, as the
law did not give him the authority to order the
animal to Be killed. Such q law, the court
thought, was necessary for the protection OF
animals. A fine OF IS was imposed. After
leaving the court room Mrs. Fitzgerald was
served with notice from the health ONCE to
dispose OF the animal, an It was q nuisance,
which must be abated within six hours. She
agreed to have the horse killed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-11-02

The Potomac Fruit Growers association met
last evening at Col. w. II. Chase's, on 1lth
street northwest Rev. s. NJ. Newman delivered
an essay on Tennyson's "In Memoriam,"
program, participated in by Mr.. j. L. McCrary
and daughter, Miss Kate Chase, Mrs M s
Beall, Gen. Geo. Balloch, F. b. Taylor and e.
]. Pullman.
Bates, Of the Quartermaster generals office,
died last Friday in Detroit, Michigan, after q
long aud painful illness.
VIM. w. Gould, charged with selling lottery
tickets, pleaded guilty to the charge before
Judge Smell this morning and was fined SIS.
A pleasant Halloween party was given last
night at the residence of Miss Gertrude Stewart,
No. 81 X street northwest, by the members OF
the Mignonette club
Miss Edith Harris sends 81 to The STAR for
the Charleston sufferers, being part OF the pro-
ceeds OF a fair held at 1905 Ii street northwest
To-day till for divorce was filed by Mr.. W.
8. Albert for Edward Taylor for q divorce from
Maggie g. Taylor, charging desertion.
James G. Bowen, to restrain him from erecting
q livery stable on lot 4, square 45O, adjoining
VIM. Neitzy yesterday renewed his suit
against the Baltimore and Potomac Railroad
company, claiming $4,000 for damages done TO
his property on Maryland avenue, between
18th and 18th streets southwest
james Shea was before the Police Court to.
day charged with stealing So from Ida Sears in
an alleged house OF ill-fame, and was fined $40
or 80 days, and the court ordered restitution in
default Of 80 days additional. Appeal noted.
At q meeting Of the board OF directors of the
Y. NJ. G. A. Hon. Jno. w. Foster formally &C
cepted the presidency Of the association aud at
vacancies with representative men from the
various denominations. Resolutions Of regret
at the retirement of MIR. Harding, the former
general secretary, were passed.
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PATENTS 1ssUED.-Patents have been issued
to citizens of the District as follows: Henry
Brown, receptacle for storing and preserving
papers; George r. P0hl, assignor Of one-haif
signor TO j. +. Tally, electrical ticket exhibiting
machine.
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LNOR sALE-22D ST.. BETWEEN NASSAU HTJ
seats ave. aud St: 6Ox10O; very desirable: price
81 20 per square foot
81, north SIDE next 10 New Hampshtre ava. tuo
Lots 2OxlUO each: In null view OF Dupont Cree
price, - per square loot
oc20im DoDs0N 4 pExDLZ lale n
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LOB sALE-NEW HOUSE, MT PLEASANT;
II eight rooms two-story and attic; gas. and bath
room; large grounds near l4th-st cars; $4,000
AUSTIN p. BROWN. Real Estate and Loans,
Il AoG +
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-11-02

The FERDINAND KING SUIT.-In the case Of
Ferdinand King against Wilson ct al. (the Clti-
Zens' Equitable Building association Of West
Washington, argued before the Equity Court
by Mr.. Cassin, fol complainant, aud Messrs
Bond and Crogin, for defendants. Judge James
made = decree to-day. The decree passed over
rules all the exceptions of complainant 70 the
auditors report excepting one a. to t1O5 al
ioowed in the way Of fines, and DEGREES the as
Of 70 Ss Of Os
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