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Evening star., 1886-11-09

A PRIEST ATTACKED AT THE ALTAR BY a
MADMAN.-At Pittsburg, Monday morning, aa
Rev. Father klowter Was celebrating mass in
the ST. Philomena's 8 Catholic church "A stranger
entered and, unobserved by the Clergy ma "a,
walked behind the altar. The intruder then
walked up To the priest and struck HIM terrinc
blow on the back of the ear. The latter stag
gered, when he was again struck. this time in
The face, knocking him down. The church was
crowded with women and children and panic
ensued. Order was only restored when ths
priest resumed his place at the altar and In
formed his indignant congregation that ne was
unhurt His assaiiant, vino IL undoubtedly
insane, was taken charge OF by three men and
handed over 10 the police.
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ss0ltsaaaUrt. AnrMetS.
BALTIMORE Md, Nov. 9.-virxinla consolidated
64Ia: threpS, 6:3lo bid TODAY ;

3saltAGAure tANrketS.
BALTIMORE. Md. Nov 9.-Virginla consolidated,
64la; new threes. 63ia bid to-day
BALTlMOkE. MD., Nov. 9.-Cotton quiet and
ste dy-middling. 9 Flour nominally steady. Wheat
southern steady and firm: higher and duh:
southern red Soaoe; southern amber. S6Ab9: No. z
western winter red, spot, o1a4aS-l; November, SZa
a,ked; december. oo14aS31a: January, S5laae5ss
Corn-souther hrm W stern easier and dull: :soathern
spot, 44aa45as: year, As asked: January. 4asa4al2
steamer. 4,a4oas Oats hrm-s0uthern and Penn
sylvan&.a ma $oAsS !:,. western white. 34as6; west
visions z s.saA ss s sss' eopas1 ssne
steady, lUasalU4s Whisky Quet. /, ,1sSal "a. Otner
articles unchanged Freights to Liverpool per
steamer quiet-cot,on, I'd: -four, 2s.; grain: 4aa
bushels: corn, 1000 bushels: oats, S.UOO bushels;
rye, 100 bushels Shipments-four, 16U barrels;
wheat, 06 OUU bu ,helA oiss-whexg, 2eOOU0 buahels
corn, lS.vU0 bushels q ). :.
..aacaxO Mark cts.
CHICAGO. Ill Nov. o, IL g. m-Wheat stronger
December 751s Corn frm-Ueceuber. 365s Oats
steady-May. SO 11-l6 lork Iower-Ueceuaber, g. 70.
Lard firm-December. $50.
high r-Cash. "a l:l6; Decemtar, IS I-ls: January.
80 ll-l6 May, S1As- Corn stronger-Cssh, 35As: be-
cember, 36ss: January. 367s: May, Al l3-i6. Oats
nrm.Iasn z5as; .oeeemoer. 204s: May. 30 Ills.
1.6aal.64. Whisky. LIS. PORK steady and shale
easisret ash. 0z6; December. 9.2U; January. 1000.
WANTED IN VIRGINIA ON A CHARGE OF
MuRDER.-Monroe Banks, colored, was ar
rested last might by Oaicer Parker, OF the eighth
precinct, and - held tor the authorities of
Virginia, in which state he Ii charged with
being soncsrned in the murder OF . brick yard
foreman.
Evening star., 1886-11-09

THE STATUTORY TESTS OF THE SIX AND EI0I
INCH PIECEs SAIIsEACInRN.

THE STATUTORY TESTS OF THE SIX AND LIGHT
INCH PIECES SATISFACTORY.
The statutory tests of the six and eight inch
guns having proved satisfactory, the guns for
armament of the new cruiser Atlanta are now
being shipped 10 New York to be placed on
board. There is but one eight-Inch gun left at
the Washington navy yard now, one has
been sent 10 the proving ground at Annapolis.
AS these statutory tests are only necessary Tor
this type of gun, there will be no more such
tests until one of the ten-inch guns, which are
being constructed at the Washington navy
yard, is completed. At the same time, there
will oe u statutory test OF the hve-iuch guns Two
OF which are now completed. The powder OF
these guns has not been graded yet, aud there
is no necessity for the test now, because they
are intended for the Chicago, ana Will be com.
pleted by the time the vessel In ready 70 receive
them
Evening star., 1886-11-09

TOR RENT
II l234 Mass av.n.w.. fur.
100 etn ST NV. Srs.
NJ ST. q w. Srs.. furnished.
14lS SD 81 n.w.S ST. 35- 81
1859 10Th NV. Irs--25.ut
LOOT Nd ave. l1rs.--3. 80
S2S College st. lOr.-2o.UO
n0-3tE
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Emperor william Economical.

From The London Truth.
The Emperor William is beginning TO display
In rather eccentric ways those economical ten.
dencies which have brought 30 much ridiculs
upon many members OF the Hohe nzolern lam
lily. The emperor has taken oi late To using Q
second time all the envelopes of the letters and
documents which reach him In shoals aud no
audited the accounts of his trip W EIns aud
Gastein with unwonted vigor.
Evening star., 1886-11-09

All the Chicago Stock Y ard Firms Sign
the Agreement.
CHICAGO, Nov. 9.-Everything at the Union
stock yards continues quiet. The names of
swift & Co., N. Morris & Co., and the Union
Stock Yards and Transit Company were added
10 the agreement adopted at yesterday IS
meeting OF the packers which declared
that hereafter no men belonging TO any labor
organization will be employed Dy them. The
paLer mas now been signed by all the houses
doing business at the STOCK yards, as we'll as by
the stock yards company.
Senator Sherman in New York.
NEW YOKK. November Ex-senator John
Sherman. OF ONO, arrived here to-day from
Washington and stopped at the Fifth avenue
hotel. lie will remain here several days.
Mr.. Blaine Goes to Boston.
NEW YORK. Nov. 9.-James G. Blaine left the
city to-day for Boston, where he Will remain
until Thursday, when he will start for his
home. Before MIR. Blaine lett his hotel he hau
q conference with Chauncey NJ. Depew.
StOneware Works Burned.
PORTLAND, Me-, Nov. 9.-The principal build
Ing and Valuable machinery OF the Portland
Stoneware company's works al Deering Point
were burned this morning. The works were
owned by James N. Winsiow and Ed. b. Wins
low. The loss is $5O,OOO insurance SD 800.
Slxty.1ve men are thrown out OF employ inent.
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NOR RENr

LNOk RENH
II 9Th ST.. near Mass. ave.
fur...-...----...-.--. 15U
III. Sst-. Sr.. fur..-........SU
1915 Pa ave llr mild
SOs Il 81, 2-story b..-.51. 20
2SO6 Gay st Gto 1Zr...3U
q kier 8 Court sw.. 3r-3. - U
Gus Ny. ave. mi .r...2J
1S16 Linden ave. lie Droit
Park. 2-story b. Sr.....SU
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ALONE IN THE MIDST OF STORM.
A Plymouth, Mass, special, November 7th,
says: Near the entrance Of the inner harbor
stands the Duxbury light. There IL no land
visible beneath except at very low tides. The
means Of entrance to the lighthouse is from the
side by long iron ladder. In this tower lives
LightKeeper Gorham, his wife and q son Of 19.
Mr.. GOrham was recovering from an attack Of
pneumonia when the inspector last visited the
light, and to hasten his recovery the Official Or
dered bim ashore. On Tuesday Allie, the son,
went to town TO purchase supplies, and the storm
prevented his return. From Tuesday until
Sunday Mrs. Gorham remained alone, the
heavy billows beating against the tower and
the wind howitng around It. The thick mist
obscured the land. Her dory, moored near the
tower, in some way broke loose and drffted
away. She braved the storm TO descend the
ladder and lash II securely 90 that that too
might not be torn away by the breakers.
Throughout all OF her lonely watch Mrs. Cor
ham Kept the light burning brilliantly, the
anxious husband ashore being reassured AZ he
through the riffs In the misty veil.
Evening star., 1886-11-09
EpwARp i. Drsr ~ 20

MECHANICAL AND sTEAM-HEATING ENG
0iNEEks. SlEAM AND HOT WATER
HEATING AND VENTILATION
ELEVATORS, Etc.
Agents for Duplex steam heater. Nonpariei Ste9n
Healer. kutzler a Lakes Siea IN Heating ~pecsltles
l. i = son's Passenger Freight Elevator
oezo3na 1&lS u SrkkkT NV.
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District Government Afatrs.
THE INDUSTRIAL HOME SCHOOL.


Mr.. Charles E. Foster president OF the Indus.
trial Home school of the District OF columbia
has submitted his report to the Commissio ers
for the year ending June 30, 1856. showing the
number OF children cared for during the year
was LAP; admitted during the year. Al; dis
Were returned ine ,a r,eads SeaI o wnSm there
homes. 5; absconded, II: died, 2: monthly
average during the year, 50; officers and en-
$40, 1929, or S1l1.O1 per capita. The re-
ceipts by the treasurer were Sis, ,02o. 10 and the
expenditures were Sl6.O9l.55.
DISAPPROyED,
The District Commissioners TODAY disa,-
proved an application of the Standard Oil COM
pany Tor a permit to establish a depot tor stor-
branch OF the Baltimore and Ohio railroad be-
tween NJ and streets. The application was
disapproved on account of the law forbidding
the storage of more than ten barrels of oil in
any one place within the city limits.
BUILDING PERMITS
have been issued by Inspector EntwIsle as fol.
street northwest; S1OO. B. q .. RR Co., North
Capitol, between ID and 4 streets mort beast ex-
tend freight depot of wood and corrugated iron,
81 feet wide by 81 feet long and roof Ia feet
high, roof and sides covered with iron; 81 900.
George Nieman, repair frame, on Loug IA borough
road; $500. a. A: Christie, repair brick dwell
Ing, Anacostia, Harrison street: $3.50. Mrs.
Della Cook, erect a two-story and cellar dwell.
Ing, NJ street, between 9Th and 10Th; $4,000.
F. e. Dennison, erect a brick dwelling, two sto.
ries high, NJ, between 9th and 10th streets
northwest; So, 100. Sarah 4. Main, erect a
two-story and cellar dwelling, Sth. between q
and Ii streets northwest; 81, 200. Metropolitan
Baptist church, erect a church edihce, 9th and
A streets northeast; $1,000. George W. Brown
erect four-story and basement dwelling, Con-
necticut avenue, between X and s street Is north
west; $4,000.
MTSCELLANEOUs.
K. {. Dun, George Bogus c. II. Burgess, F. B.
Stitt, d. ID. Hinke and brother. Ii. w. Hanke,
George Stambau h, q. H. lie Fetra and NJ. Gala
han have filed W.. n the District Commits soners
protest against the location of an oil tank In
the neighbOrhood OF 1st and NJ streets northeast
Evening star., 1886-11-09
PERsoNAL.-Senator Logan arrived in Wash
tngton LIS tnight--Mrs ]. K. Gulick, Miss

PERsoNAL.-Senator Logan arrived in Wash
ington LIS tnight---Mrs. j. K. Gulick, Miss
Mary r. Gulick and Miss Page, of Washington.
were registered in Paris yesterday-J. w
Bailey, OF Denver, r. K. Dow, of New York, ].
r. W. alton, of Alexandria Bay, A. w. Norton,
-. Banning and VIM. Bunker, OF Chicago, and
e. W. Fairbanks, OF Indianapolis, are at Viii
lard's.-Mr. H. S. Harreil has resigned from
the PENSION office, anu gone to Kansas to prac-
tice law.--kepresentative Barbour arrived in
New York from Europe yesterday.-LieuL l..
n. Reynolds is making briei visit at his home
on 10Th street, before leaving on long cruise.
IN. Roustan, the French Minister, arrived in
New YORK from Europe yesterday.-Charles
+: Hilker, OF Cincinnati, George F. Francis of
Melbourne, A. Paris, OF San Francisco, Sir Al
ired Sherlock Good and +. $. WOrthington, OF
Ensland, T. l.. Pond aud E. Wilhelm, OF Buffa-
10, aud Major H. q ardner are at the EDbitt.-
John Nj uilan, Of Washington, Was in San Fran
cisco last Thursday.-James Oliver, OF New
YORK, J. M. Whaling, OF Chicago, ana j. K. sam
ders, OF Cleveland, are at tine Riggs.-Louis
Werner. OF Cincinnati, and Everett w. Pattison,
OF 81. Louis. are at Welckers.-Edward w.
Bell, oI New York, ana b. b. Brown, oi Little
Rock, are al WormleyS.
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CLKAn. CLEAN AND HARn1.,ss

c,k Sr1r NAAAANS DISCOVERY
CkT.Tsr DISCOVERY
1ESSTLLr ID .SlOVEkY
sHS1L Discovery
.uSAAL DISCOVERY
NnfSIAL DlSCUVkKY
FOR THE HAlN
Is cray or Faded II air to it's natural co,ov q pd
yoatniuI appearance. and alwzys dies 80 in
three 10 ten days.
stops The hair falling out, removes danaru1 IA
makes an elegant dressing. by any otnsri
the market. - N'N~A 1i'
WARRANTED 20 contain no lead no sulpbnr ,o
eaver or any other poisonous ingredens. No sesi,1
nlent 10 snaAe up ana stains; ii tl
best aud only noi.-posOnous Hair RessUrailve in th
world Price. 81. ~
ARTHUR NATTANs. Proprietor
I'd and ID and 4th and 4 SIS. NV
For sale by Druggists generally. OILS
Evening star., 1886-11-09

JUDGMENT AGAINST THE DISTRICT.-To-day
in the Circuit Court, in the case of Hannah
keeler against the District OF Columbia, tudg-
inent for plaintiff Tor $500 Was entered by con-
sent. Mrs. Keeier sueu for $4,000 damages to
and 14th streets northwest, caused by the
cavation tor the Boundary street sewer, by
which some OF the trees in her garden and
fencing fell into the exc AVIATION. The jury on the
first trial gave plaintiff verdict for $500, and
on appeal the judgment was reversed. The
case now coming up Tor u hearing the court
gave judgment iOr 5000 10y consent.
Evening star., 1886-11-09
A MOTHERS rERRrpLE MrsrAKE.-Mr

A MOTHERS TERRIBLE MIsTAKE-Mrs. DAN
iel Harrison, OF Pottstown, Pa, gave her hus-
band and three children each "A dose of sup
ranged from Is months 10 years, were writn-
ing in agony, and by the time the father had
summoned DIR. E. b. Rossiter he himself was
prostrated. Instead of boneset the sufferers
had taken jimson weed and the effect was ter
rIble. All the afternoon and evening the ply
sicians labored with them, The lather becoIn-
ing SO violent he had TO be held down. Late
last night the victims were still alive and &c
was thought they would recover
Evening star., 1886-11-09

COMMISSIONERS McCALMoT'S REPoRT.-Com-
missioner McCalmot has submitted to the Sec
retary OF the Treasury his annual report, which
shows that an extra amount OF work has been
done In bis Office in the past year, with great
promptneSS, and in which he recommends that
civil service examinations for appointments
and promotions in that Office be made with the
service.
Evening star., 1886-11-09

NURSES INDICTED FoR MuRDxR.-The Bos-
ton grand jury on Saturday indicted Abram ].
Lamb, Sarah B. Wheeler, and Mary B. Elliott,
accused Of the murder OF AbrAm J. Lamb, jr
the infant child Of Lamb, by admin uisterfug n u.
danum on Oct. 16. Lambs Whereabouts are un-
known. The women were nurses, and both are
In custody. It IL said that the ca;eo 6oe - occ
IVES the deformity Of the child.
Evening star., 1886-11-09

NAVAL ORDERs.-Ensign Albert Gleavcs has
been ordered to ordnance duty at the WASH
ington navy yard. Chief Engineer H. B.
Nones, detached from the examining board
ana placed on waiting orders. Chief Engineer
Il. ID. McEwan, ordered to duty on the naval
examining board
Evening star., 1886-11-09
Senator sherman in New York.
Mr.. Blaine Coca In Ros,ou
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

The New York stock Market.
The following the openin. and 3: 10 D. m prices
OF the New ork STOCK Market toda. reported by
special wire % II. II. Dodge, $50 10th street:
Evening star., 1886-11-09

Deeds in fee have been filed as follows: James
T. Bradford to r. E. Bradley lot I3, block 81,
Columbia Heights; S2635.s5. Walter c.
Johnson to Elizabeth DUNCAN, sub lot A., So o2s;
$3.50. Milton c. Barnard ct al. to John An.
derson Ross, sub lots 56 to Il. SO. 597: s.. Cor
nelia Dexendort to Emily b; Townsend. sub
lots -, 81 and 30, SO. S33; $500. A. b. Smith
to James +. Keenan,, lots 4 and 10. block IL,
LIE Drolt Park; 8. John Cameron 10 James
1. Bradford, sub lot 1O7, So. Isl; $3,437.5o
s. 5. Shedd 10 4. Musson, suo lot .5, So. 27l;
$4,000. +. S. Obold to j. B. Hill, lot i, SO.
1O12; S1O,12O. Washington Brick Machine
Co. to Ella NJ: Marbury. sub lots 16l and 1872
50. 615; S136. Christine He'll TO Joseph 5.
Boss, sub lot 20, 50. 1908; $500. Mary A.
Little 10 VIM. Bailey, lot 1, 50. 49B; $1,000
James +. Fitch 10 Aibgence II. Brown, sub So
SO. 159; $1,000. James jackson TO same
parts 40 and 5o,sq. 159; SIS $50. ID. B. Croft TO
Eiiza6eth McC. Cleary, lot "a, So. 1870; $1,000.
John Fitzgerald to Nelly Pratt, pt. I3, so. $50
s1.3oO. James w. Tyler to Sarah w. Tyler,
pit. "a, So. 62l; SLIPS; Susannah Hitz to T. j.
Magee, pt. II, So. 762; s.. Harriet b. Coolidge
to A. j. Clarke, lots L 10 4. 2l and -, So. S56
$500. c. Morris to same, sub lots "a and 25 do
500. Samuel Ross to Oliver Cox, SO. 50
$500. L. Tobriner to Flora III. Stanford, sub
lot 16, SO. 800; $. Z. s. Lederer ct al. to +. j.
Godd ,rd. property on Jefferson street, West
Washington: SIOO.
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D Langdon Ter. Or $40. 90
2221 [ tievelan. 81. .6r 10 80
3l6 i4th st s.x., 6r. 13.oO
1l3lrSin ST NV .6r.-13.UU
lO16 ,. Cap ST, 5r...-lU.3O
IL Biag's alley. 4rs. -1O.3O
A :. CAYWOOD,
Iorner 9th and h stS. NV,
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NJ AA R IEas.

FREE FROM FRAUD-Red Star Cough CurA
Scientists certify to this fact. 25 cents.
Evening star., 1886-11-09
CONGRESSMEN rLOCKING IN.
Mes Mach TO Say About the Elections.
LIVELY TINE EXPECTED FROM now UNTIL.
THE FIRST MONDAY IN DECEMBER

THE FIRST MONDAY IN DECEMBER.
senators and Representatives are coming In
very slowly from the field. The hotel corridors,
however, show signs OF approaching activity.
quite q large number of strangers are In town,
ana each day more are added to their mum Der
senators kenna and Vest are here, as are Rep.
resentatives Matson, Gibson, Singleton, Wise,
brumm. Wilkins, Compton and Efmantrout.
Aae iour last named came in to-day.
-, a STAR reporter saw Mr.. Compton at Mr..
HHigglhs 70 office in the Treasury for q moment
this morning. He said 1t was the first time he
naG Deen in the city since the election. He
naV nay. not mad time to thoroughly digest the re-
SUIT W the election, So to see what 1t all
bright for the democrats
MI; Ermhntrout remarked simply, as he
SHOOK hands with STAR reporter at Wlllard's,
InAt acts spoke for them selves, but he had not
e; yet nao Time to learn what they said. He did
from this forward 1t will probably continue
W ~. llVen up. and there will be good deal Of
wire wire pulling between this and the meeting of
Songress. The announcement of the return Of
tne PRESIDENT from Boston will bring q great
many members TO the capital. Members who
are not reelected will be trying to get their
Dest work In, and it is expected that this ses-
sion Will open up actively.
some OF the federal office-holders, too, who
nave been possibly little too active in political
,,a' wurA' VIII probably be here to make their ex-
cuses, the Benton case having made many
VI ~ tnem very uneasy. There may yet
,,so,as;e ue some more removals on account Of
VINO nave been extensively prominent in politics
are ikely TO suffer, but the mere making OF u
Poitlcai speech, as the Postmaster General did,
VIII not be deemed cause for removal.
thing Tor Bent ton, and other members will pro-
DaDly De here to defend their political friends.
Evening star., 1886-11-09
Local

Paul Bonavires, the barber was before the
Police Court to-day charged with selling Lousi-
a fine of 800.
Annie Bush, 219 Adams Express alley, re.
ports the larceny from her of S16.75 worth OF
clothing.
Edward johnson was arraigned in the Police
Court this morning charged with an assault on
Jacob 3. Bean. 1ue de.endant pieaded guilty
to the cuarse. but as he was too drunk TO stand
trial the case went over untfl Tomorrow.
Rev. DR.. Hamin will be installed at the
Church OF the Covenant this evening.
James Taylor, the coiored man arrested by
Chcer Maloy, charged with entering the house
Z. james Trice and stealing u silver watch, was
in the Police Court to-day aud was held for the
action Of the grand jury. Bonds were fixed at
$500.
Mrs Edith, 943 Virginia avenue southwest,
reports stolen from her trunk S2OU.
ln the Court in General Term to-day the case
the Postmaster General, application Ior man
damus Was set or November II.
The divorce Case oi Emily Roys against Chase
Roys, in which decree was made some months
ago, is before Judge James, OF the Equity Court.
the pending question being the disposition OF
the children.
charged with violating the postal laws (using
the mails for All improper purpose), was re.
sumed in the Criminal Court and was not con.
cluded at O'Clock.
Chas. G. Moten, u pantryman on tho steamer
Jane Moseiey, lying at the 9Th street wharf,
yesterday, while walking the gang-plank, was
Precipltated into the river by The hands draw
Ing the gang-piank from under him. He was
ished out.
F. s. Ohold has transferred to j. B. Hill for
S1o,l2o lot l, square 1912, 19.94O feet. be-
tween tennessee and North Carolina avenues
north oI Lincoln park. Samuel Ross has sold
70 oliver Cox for $3.50 all OF square 81,
bounded by Virginia avenue, North E, and
West 21st streets, 1O,6lO feet.
RANGE OF THE ETHERMoMETER.-Thef follow
ing We're the readings at the signal office to-day
Evening star., 1886-11-09

"a X ST. ne, m- j.. Sr--S23
81 ath It. 8. G.. ". and G.,
6r..-..............--.........1S.S
$40 :. G. ave Sc. or. ......l5
81 st ear n.w., ALTO
1871 bound. ST. he. or.---S
1850 Mliier's Court. AS
"a Blad- T., 2-,t0ry frame,
Evening star., 1886-11-09

A DESERTED HUSBAND ATTEMPTS SurCrDE.-
w. L. Dowd's vile left him in New Haven
eleven weeks ago, and has not been heard OF
since. Saturday Dowd drank q mixture Of
arsenic antimony and belladonna. He was
sent 10 the hospital where he is now in criti.
cal Stale. Dependency at his wiie's desertion
Is undoubtedly the cause.
Evening star., 1886-11-09

AMERICA HARsHER TOWARDS ANARCHIsTs
THAN GERMANY.-The LeIpsic Gcrscht Zeltu, q
publishes a letter from Bruno Reinsdorf, "A New
York socialist, saying that the authorities in
America worse toward anarchists than are
the German police; that the anarchists are In
bilter want OF money. and that NJ st edited
and managed the EreiLen for s. Q week.
Evening star., 1886-11-09

INTERVIEW with New York Central Porter.
have been on the road for fifteen years and
L know OF only two ladies who ever offered to
pay the porter for his trouble. They are from
Chicago and are sisters OF a young man who
travels frequently over my run. The family Is
all alike. and have yet to find one OF them
who ever carried more than a small gripsack.
not too large 10 he carried easily In the hand.
There Is some pleasure for porter to meet folks
IKE those. especially when the three OF them
come in together. 1 like their free and iude.
pendent style, as they never want any attend
ance. and the young ladies. before retiring,
hand me their bottles OF patent polish, so that
won't spoil their shoes with cheap backing.
In the morning they stand up to be brushed,
aud the two girls drop me a quarter apiece.
They always consider the porter. for met the
sisters when was on the New York run, on an
extra, and they passed out four bits when half
the men In the car who rode through from Chi
cago only gave the regular one-night tip of a
quarter. guess they got the habit from their
brother; but anyway shaut forget them as
they are the only two women In the United
states who ever remembered the poor porter.
Evening star., 1886-11-09

THREE men SHOT FROM wELL.-WhilO
three negroes were blasting out a well in
Durham county, y. C., Saturday, a dynamite
cartridge, which they were inserting in q drill
hole. exploded. All were al the bottom Of the
well, and were thrown out. Harvey Street was
torn to atoms, Dick Reagan died I'm a few min.
utes, and Mack kilpatricks injuries very
Evening star., 1886-11-09
Altogether Hopeless.

From the Pitisbnrg Chronicle
! s'"Anytrny ffesh yet on that big express rob
bery?" asked the snake editor.
"The detectives have several clews," replied
the news editor.
ii am sorry Tor that. I hoped they would
catch the robber, but now IL seems i'm possible
Evening star., 1886-11-09

346 II ST. s.w.. 5r...S10
rs 4la Sw. Sr. all m.L.2o
Al L ST. s.w., 6r-..-15
313 Ests.w. Or, mills %
llO6 9th ST. s-w., 6r.--.l4
IL. cor. 4lo and T. sts. sw.
Evening star., 1886-11-09

LNOR SALE-LOTS-FlNE FRONTA1;E; 200
II feet: St &c.. house paying taxes and small inter-
est only II cents per loot 63x97 ieet on st. near
Nsw Ampshlre AVA 81 per loot. q feet on ID u n.
~; only ~ contA Also. oler bargains southeast and
northwest OWNER hoom & 1854 q NV.
Evening star., 1886-11-09

RANGE OF THE THERMoMETER.-Thef follow
ing We're the readings the 81 nal office to-day:
3. a. M. 80; Z a. m., %; IL NJ, 44; p ~, so;
maximum. SO; minimum, ~.