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Il new 1l-fOOm Drlck Houses, on u ST. NV. 10ey aIe
front and meat aud vegetable vaults in rear. Terms
moderate. Apply to o. + DUFFY. 607 7th st. NV.
EoR SALE-BARGAINS-AL LOT "a BY 40 Fl.
= to wide alley, improved by a two-story and back
Tor Slo.4 40 al S1oOv fair terms: located 18th ST.
es,, about two squares south Of Waliaehs school e
so ner month. lot 12 n. by 81 to 80 IT. alsev: price
50 snd e capo s
nor SALE-A FINE PROPERTY FRONTING
y o64 on st NV, between 18TH and 10Th SITS.
ing Of good fureenroon. weil-built House and fine
fine House north side of N St, near 14th; Lot AZ
ieet iront: house built in the very best manner
eleven rooms; modern improvements. $500.
-. a nice HOUSE: 9ll . St NV, ten rcoms marble
nl26t GEO. W. LINKINs. 100 Goth st.
l = NOV us Is YOUR cHANcE.sIe BARsAINsSS
Frame rooms n. bet 4th aud 9th SITS n.w...I, 600
Frame roos iUtI si.. be aEs and 500
br,f lex rooms p,o Sd st. bet ana FL
p 1t e sG G cash only monthly paymens of $40
n126t* 142s New York ave.
EoR SALE = ELEGANT BRICK HOUSE OF
en soye s aows
e ety. ms ~ acres OF ground greater part
oc29lw+ 14DS New York ave.
I>OR SALE-THUSE ELEGANT HOUSES 1929
= and 1881 NJ ST. just west of the junction Of
Rhode Island and Connecticut aves., containing IL
rooms each heated by furnace In dry eonereted Gel
dral glass most approved sanitary plumbing lots run
back to alley, on which stable could erected If de-
sired Houses new and pc SESSION can be had once.
frice $iZOOO each, on desirable terms W. CLAIR
d Mari. nlo-5t
EfOR SALE-A FINE RESIDENCE ON IST ST.
- me-. between and G sts.: II rooms; all modern
improvements; lot 4UXlUU #. alley: So, $50.
20 u St NV. stories. IL rooms large lot; price
81; 5OO easy terms. zoos st. n newt rooms, bath
and large cellar lot ZUxlUO fl built by owner for his
own use; very substantial and cosy price, $1,000;
easy terms.
Many other Houses and Lots in all parts of the city.
Z. H. KNIGHT,
9Z5 st. NV,
n6-It* Rear room, first floor.
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The Earthquake Oppresoing Labor.
From the Charleston News and Courier.
"What IL the matter with you Aeck9" asked
Mayor Courtney of . Charleston darkey, who
sat with q sour look on his tace in the midst Of
the ruins Of fallen building trying to tie up his
woolly pate in red bandanna handkerchief.
'.Ar was dun sleepin' outen yere las night wen
outen da wipder mp dar an hit dis nigga n de
mead. n just kase do stoves dun fruk eeself n
two free places she dun gwine TUX Dc price OF II
outen my wages"
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The Navnl observatory.

CAPT. PHYrHIAS TO BE SUPERINTENDENT.
Capt. Robert l.. Phythiap was to-day ordered
o. duty as superintendent Of the naval obser.
vatory In Washington. and Commander Allen
d. Brown was detached from temporary duty
as acting superintendent and ordered 10 duty
as assistant superintendent
Capt Phyihlan. the new superintendent, ~
now in New YORK. His last duty was In COM
mand OF the Trenton and he recently returned
in her from the East Indies.
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VI ..Rl1.s.

Mr.. A. +. RANSOM Detroit Mich. cured {
bad cough by using Red Star Cough Cure.
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LNOR EENT-FURNISHED OR UNFURNIoH Ed.
Il age elegant Rooms suite or slngy beautifully
furnished; excellent table and service. U1 ST H. W.
nI23t*
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BR1SCO. Fell asleep on the morning OF Novem-
Der 10th, 1856. $3.50 O'Clock, after brief Illness Rev
GEORGE BhisCo, ia the ell hIy fourth year VI his
age
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labor.
HE GIN oGNNATI DECISION IN THE TELE-
PHONE CAsE.-Ex-Solicitor General Goode,
counsel for the government in the telephone
cases, says that the government counsel have
sent 70 cincinnati for official copy of the de-
clsion OF the court, and that when that IL re-
celved they will hold meeting and decide
what 10 DO. The decision does not affect the
merits iia or the suit 1t is merely upon the ques-
tlon o! Jurisdiction, and an appeal may be
taken TO the Supreme Court, or the case carried
elsewhere for trial, probably to Massachusetts,.
NAVAL ORDERs.-Lieut. Commander F. w.
Croker has been detached from the New
Hampshire and ordered to the naval hospital
At chelsea, Mass, for treatment Lieut.. F. E.
Greene, from the New Hampshire and placed
on waiting orders. Lieut. F. w. Coffin, ordered
70 the receiving ship New Hampshire, Goth in
slant. Lieut.. +. A. Wilmer, TO the naval ord
nance proving grounds, Jan. 8. Assistant En-
gineer w. =. Sample has been detached from
Inc aennssses and granted six months leave.
Saratoga and ordered to the equipment depart
ment, navy yard, NY. SALTWATER Frank Wat
son, detached from the st. Louis and ordered to
the Saratoga Leave has been granted to En-
sign 3. II. Tiilman until December goth, and
then 70 cosst survey.
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Trading tn Oil Lively.
A SUDDEN sruRT WHICH swANPEp A r
nEIpHIa FIRM

a SObDEN SIT ri WITCH sNANFhD a FHfLA-
DEIPHIA FIRM.
PHILADELPHIA. Nov. l2--rrading In oil to-
dav was heavier than Tor many weeks. a sudden
spurt In price being the cause. The advance
was quite unexpected, anu the shorts were
badly squeezed, but. with the exception
o. one dealer, r. Il. Erew, they all met their
engagements promptly. Frew was caught for
small amount and about loo, 900 barrels
were sold under the rule for hts account The
money difference L. not large, aud IL Is expected
that he Will resume In n day or two
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435 9Th st. ne, Or. 80. SIS
423 Q st. Il. ". ,6r.. ..........l6
100 NJ st. NV, 5r..........l6
4l2 n. ]. av.n.w. 5r. 1896
216 f. st. NV. 6r..........l5
IS Sth st. NV. 6r........-l5
1857 22d st. II. W. 4rS...12
34l NJ st. $ w.. 5r........12
1912 Blagden NV. ,4r....l1
326 and 32S 1. GU .-1U.Su
Oh 18th ST. Sc, B re-. 1870
1905 to 1918 Sd Sc, Or. 10
. Wilson St. (rearJ, 4 ISIS
462 K St, (rear).n.w.4rs.S
331 Allen Court, 4r....6.5O
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EOR SALE - ELEGANT BRICK HOUSE OF
10 rooms, on 18th Ct just above Iowa Circle price
only terms easy Also large stone quarry near
the city: contains 40 of ground greater
which consists of blue stone; reasonable terms
easy. Apply 10 J. w p MYERS
oc29-lwE 14pS New York ave
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The YRnllc.
The YRnlic.
FORT MONROE, VA. Nov. 12.-The Yantic
sailed for Norfolk this morning for repairs.
the Injunction on Sharp

Continuing the Injunction on Sharp.
NEW YORK. Nov. 12,-Judge Andrews in the
OF the Injunction restraining Jake Sharp, Fo-
shay and Kerr from .disposing OF any OF the
bonds Of the broadway and Seventh Avenue
capital stock held by Jake Sharp during the
suit against the company by John A. c. Gray.
Inc appointment OF u receiver at this stage was
denied.
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BALTIMORE, Nm. Nov. 12.-virginia SKIES con.
solidated 5Aia; teniortes. 43: new threes ssh bid
to-day.
BALTIMORE. Nd. Nov. 12-Couon firm
middiing, D. Flour steady and quiet-Howard
street and western 2Z6a2 .o5: EXTRA z s5a
$50: do. family, 3. 75a4.6O: city mills super, 225a
275: do. extra, 3OOa3 IS: do Rio brands a4.62
Patapsco family. 5.OU. do. superl2IlSe patent, $50
Wheat-sOuIhern firm and steady: western 6fmer:
southern red. b5aSS: southern amber. S6aS0. Ma 2
western winter red spot. SZ4S bid fresh; Uecembor,
63AaS4; January, SoiAnS5xsr Corn-souIhern lower
and Aaatve western hrmer: southern white and yell
low. 43a$6: western mixed. SPOT 444sa45 fresh:
year, 44Asa444; January, 45Asa45: steamer. A3 bid
Oats hrm-southern and Pennsylvania 3OaSS western
white, 34a36. western mixed, 3la3xla Rye steady
aud quiet, 56a5S. Hay dun-prime choice western,
9.O0sl4OO Provisions steady Ness pork. HOO.
644a5la; bacon-shoulders. 7a7.s clear rib sides. "a
western. packed. l3aiS creamery. 23a3v. Eggs 6rm.
xla<5. Petroleum quiet-renned. 6 Coffee firm RIO
c>rg0es, ordinary to fair, 12isa12S sugar quiet
son. So: copper refined stealv, 1Ossa1Usx Whisky
firm. I23al.24. Freights 70 Liverpool per steamer
Quiet-cotton Id: hour, 2s.: grain, l1sa41ad. Re
ceipts-n0ur, 0.S65 barrel4 wheat Al OOO bushels
c0rn. $1,000 bushels: oaia 800 bushels; rye, 900
oOshela 6hipments-douf. l,361 barrels rs. 500
bushelA bAlss-wbe&r %A4.VOO bushelG corn, 37.UUO
bushAlA
Chicago Mark cts.
CHICAGO. III, Nov. IL. IL Am.-wheat opened
about STEADY this morning for December ut - 1l6
and advanced 70 SA4H Corn-Decenlber, 364a Oats
December. z6As fork-Dece mber, aS2la Lard
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Still I'm Mourning for Her Wan Of NIL.
lions.

From New York Letter ia the Hartford Courant-
met Miss Kate Sanborn the other day. Sha
Is a. grand niece OF Daniel Webster. ana she it
was who would have been married To wealthy
Mr.. Gordon Burnham had he lived three DAYS
longer. He died on the very day they were 10
have been married 80, instead OF leaving her
millions, as would have been the case had he
lived few days longer, he left hei $50 600. It
was considered an odd match at the time as
Miss Sanborn was ;SS years OF age and Mr.. Burn
ham So. Miss Sanborn has a maturcd appear
ance, Is rather fiorid, stout, with pretty yellow
hair. You would not call her handsome but
she has "A bright, intelligent lace, and is a most
agreeable person. She still wears deep mourn.
ing fur Mr.. Rlruham.
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Real EStnte Sales.

Geo. w. Linkins has sold for Mrs EP Cham.
berlain lot 10, block 3, Meridian HILL TO Paciti-
Gus Ord, for S2,67S.5O and .or j. III. Haswell
to X. A Multowny, for "a 500, house 1SO6 G st.
NV.
Mrs. Mary E. Hodges has transferred to Mrs.
Martha NJ. Reed, sub lots 10 to rs, So. 36I,
fronting over 100 feet on Vermont ave. by an
average depth of 100 feet, between and
ts., for s., S49, S9.
RANGE OF THE THERMOMETER.-Thef follow
ing were the readings at the Sly nal office to-day
3. q. NJ, 81; a. m, 49, 1 a. M, AZ; 2 p. ~, A
maximum, 52; minimum, Al.
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NOR RENT-144 \ ST. " E. HANDSOMELY
II fIrui> he! parIOrs. first floor; also rooms on sec
ond and third floors square from Capitol aud half
square from fieriIcs and 81 cars nl235ts
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They Did Not Quarrei.

LONDON, Nov. l2.-It Is officially announced
Mat the statement that Lord IddeSleIgh and
Baron de Staal quarreled at their last meeting
is absolutely untrue
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A Raid nv Raid kuobhers

TRYING TO CLEAN OUT THE SALOONS OF A MIS-
SOURI, TOWN-A SHARP FCSILLADE.
ST. LOUIS, Nov. ia special from Chadwick
Mo-, says that about one hundred Bald Knob
bers' entered the town at O'Clock yesterday
morning and began to raid the saloons, their
object being to burst open the barrels and pour
the whisky out. While they were at this work
citizens OF the town opened fire on them, more
than one hundred shots being exchanged,
which resulted In stampede of the BALD
khobbers." 1t was ascertafned that only one
man was seriously wounded, and he was
member of the BALD Knobbers'" gang, whose
companions carried him away with them in
the darkness. The affair has caused much ex-
element among the peOOia in Thai locality
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-11-12

HALLET, DAVIS q Co., UPRIGHT PIANOS
IL Now ready the best selection ever offered.
pec.a low rates tor school and holiday trade. Sll
sso III NV. no1
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FOR RENT-ROOMS

FOR KENT-ROOM AND BOARD FOR TWO:
Star Office. i.s
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SlOhES.
Sd st. and Ind. ave-. store
and celiar.........-.......5 so
1921 F st. NV. large ESQ
14O2 Pa. av. NV, st. &c.45
4u9 Mass. av.n.w ,l'ge r.25
2212 18th NV, StOre....25
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Qualifying for Baseball.

-Ntrcilhnt IruNeIIer.
They were on board ship and the motion OF
the vessel was doing Its work very thor
oughly. Finally Mrs. Hooper got her breath
long enough 10 remark:
II wish were a baseball player"
"Why:' inquired one OF her dau ghters
because then I'd be Used To tins thing pitch
ing and tossing
Then they all had IL worse than ever.
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Name.

The following are the opening and 3: ~ pm prices
of the New York stock Market TODAY reported by
special wire 20 II. ii. Dodge, $50 18th street:
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FOR SALE-HOUSES

LSOR SALE OR RENT-A NICE HOME-TWO
Il new i1-room brick Houses. on & NV. They are
substantially built: all modern imps.; coal vaults in
front and meat aud vegetable vaults in Terms
moderate. Apply to o. T. DUFFY. 601 18th st. NV.
4.
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There was q large assemblage at the Third
Baptist church last evening to witness the
Horace Brent The ceremony was performed
by Rev. James II. Lee
thatcher, Primrose and Vests MINISTRIES on
their way south will lay over in Washington to
attend the matinee performance at the National
theater tomorrow afternoon.
Ihe equity case of Mrs. Caroline X. West act.
Hatcn COOK, tor an Injunction and account
nled october 9Th last. was to-day dismissed, the
parties having settled the controversy.
MI. l.. u. Cray tor who for several years past
conducted q cigar store near the court house
ana then went tn his home in Ashtabula county,
ONO, several months ago, has been elected a
Justice OF the peace there.
The grass and rubbish on the Potomac flats
improvement were burned last night and made
quite blaze. report was spread through the
city that the Long bridge had burned.
John n. A. kobb and Annie A. Ress trading
as J. n: A. kobb & Co., dealers in feed al ;s3ss
pennsylvania avenue southeast, have made "A
assignment TO NJ. q. Emery, jr., for the benefit
Of creditors.
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ElNUR SAIE-
on A street northeast. all modern improvements 10
per cent my stneiit. Frice. only $1,000 each: also
> room Br1chi, =. between It'll and 18th 500
rooms and cellar, Caroline st-...........: 800
IL Corcorun st NMI
bet. Vermont ave- Il 10th. 3 500
Brck, II rms East apol ST., Get 9TH aud q 900
rooms and cellar, 1871 near ST., s. 75O
l. bet \. Cap. & LIST sts L. w. 2 700
Apply at once to j. W. +. MYERS,
sell 9Ws
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THE PRESIDENTS RECEPTION The rainy
weather prevented as large attendance as
usual M Tie Presidents reception to-day One
hundred visitors shook hands with MIN
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Ltiti ON St SnlAII BrCk on Fl 10Th ne.
ALBEn1 r. FOX. $50 St. NV. n11-3t
ENOR SALE-A RARE OPPORTUNITY TO Sc
l. cure home III q most desirable locality near the
Capitol. ON easy terms. We authorized to subdI-
vide and sell small Lots at corner 1st and & sts ne
III erect building to suit purchaser where desired
ana sell Oh easy terms Call al office for particulars.
nlI3t JOHN SHERMAN & CO., i4O7 F stnw
ENOR SALE-THREE NEW HOUSES ON H ST
SIX rooms each: all moo imps a ten per cent
investment: price -, 700 each. Also nice twostory
Brlck. Oh h, between 21s and 22d suitable for
business: price 1000. Terms easy. Apply to 1 n
r. VI fhS. 1873 New lork ave. seiO-9W~
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Evening Marriages Forbidden.

FROM iIle filiauelpnla Record, November sth.
Archbishop Ryan, in carrying out the DEGREES
of the recent council nj Baltimore. has enjoined
The priests In this diocese from performing mar
riaGe ceremonies i'm the evening. He insists
thai weddings i'm church must take place with
a nuptiai mass, or, iaiIing in that, as early in
the afternoon "a possible. Under none but the
most urgent circuins tances viii a marriage cer-
emony be allowed To take place after shutdown
prominent Catholic prelate,in speaking OF
THIS decree, said II MAS the spirit of the church
TO surround the nuptual ceremony with all ths
lmpressiveness ana safcii:y possible. I'm the
Catholic church., lie said, 'matginony ls one
oil the sacramenis, and should only be received
with the mos; Intense devotion. The couple 10
be married should be in a state Of grace-tlat is
they should have made general confession and
be prepared To receive the hoy communion at
the nuptial mass anu thus begin their new lie
with a feeling that they viii lie siren gthened bs-
the sacraments oi the church In the many trials
they VIII have to contend with. The arch pisilop
desires 10 Increase the happiness oi the married
state, and he feels that this can be done by i'm.
pressing the members Of his dock with the Inn
portance of the step they are taking. and by
scribed by the church Tor the marriage cere.
mony. Hereafter la this diocese, and 4 have
no doubt in all the dioce>es Ia this country, H.
Stead of couple rushing into church and
being welded with form that lasts about five
minutes, they viii have To be welded with the
church greatest cerenony-a mass.
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80 M st, NV. b.h

80 NJ st. NV, b.h.,
mi. 9rs.. 500
2u33 Fl st. NV. b. h.,
MI. l2rS. 900
l14l + ST. NV, b.h.,
mi, Tors. ...........7 1000
-2;5 Indiana ave. n.
W., b. H., III. i. ,0rS......7 600
926 Mass ave. NV,
b.h., mi, IOrs. 800
\. Cap. and l SITS, b.
h.. Mi. 9rs. 900
-OS 9th St INV. bib,
nl.i.. 8rs. ............5, 800
3 h St NV, H..
nj, 9rs. ,OUO
! ,O5 9th st. II. W., b. h.,
NIL. Srs. 800
1873, l4O. Az l st. n.
w, fiji, mi. 6rs.. "A, 500
0l9 ii st. b. h. mi. Sr. 4 30
2211, 2li3 9TH ST. n.
II. (wa,er), 6r.........4,OOO
1872 10th ST. NV, b.
| H., Srs........ .............l 500
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A Murderer Sentenced.

BALTIMORE, Nov. 12.-William Thomas, col
oreo, convicted last night OF murder In the
second degree, for having caused the death Of
i Goooman, colored, was today brought
into court for judgment. He was sentenced TO
Twelve and a-haii years imprisonment at hard
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-11-12

NOR SALE-BARGAINS IN HOUSES-THKEE-
Il story and back building pressed brick bay window
ten rooms NIL III perfect order in the northwest: lot
oX lao to lu-IOOt alley: rents for $45 Irice So 75U
cash. Also. handsome residence in the NORTH
west II rooms, mi Price Sl3 .5UU.
Houses for sale and rent in all parts of the CITY,
Bargains in city and suburban Lots.
THOS. q. HENSEY.
nl13t- 1000 Fat n W
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Gen. John II. Schoneld was last night elected
Q member Of the Union League club in New
YORK. IN place Of the late Gen. Hancock.
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n6-7t*
LNOR SALE
u n. e. and Sc.

'OAS sO<ALE.-
u NE. and Sc.
36, 3S, AZ. "A Myrtle
ST., b.h., 7rs...........SS,5O
TIA. 7l6 ii st., b.h.,
NIL, Srs. 600
ouo 9Th ST., f.h.. Srs...5.5UuI
62-6S Il St. f.h., 4rs...3, SOL
2t6-I2Z 18th ST., and
Ky. ave. ,B and sc.
ave, iii ..................2,1GOl
5l5 l1th st. f.u. .SrS. z, 90
10 Myrtle ST., b.h. IN.
L., 1rS...................2,2O,
612 Il ST., f.. b., Grs. 200.
9o9,9l1 / ST.. h. .or.Z,Ut !
liz X st. TIL. 6rs II ST, \
92 Myrtle st. b. h, 7r.1,1 =
$50 I'd ST., f.h., rs. Il ,oGui
ol3 10th ST., FIJI. ,6rs. /, Az,
AZ Sd St, FIJI, Frs, -, l 200
IA 18th ST., f. H., 4rs.. TOOL
l126 18th st. E.w., b.
H., NH, l5rS ........l1.5OV
800 NJ st. NV, b.h.,
mi, 13rs ........... IL, 600
1913 10th ST., Il. W.
b. H., mi, 1Ors......11,OOOI
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FOR Observation-Disclosures

tNOR RENT-AN EXCELLENT AND SUPERB
n octave square Piano. including and nie,. cIsi
cover OiIY fer quarter. Call address 12I IIth
t-'OPtOo-to -HOoeS Di1iuiiS oc22lm
E'Ok RENI-ST..BLE IN THE REAR OF s2J
Il New York ave II. two stalls and carriage room
nlI-3ts 'i-
L>OR RENT-fwo-SToRY BRIrK STABLE IN
- aiIey rear oil 1874 ST n-w- Apply al the above
A.ihOei. nol-ZNs
E'ok RENT-TYP So PER MONTH
Il (oold On easy IermsJ
-.ALIGRAPH OFFICE"
oc2e3m W. IL PORTER, General Agent, 933 IT,
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Saturated His Bed With OIL and Gre
mated Hfmself without q r.v

mated Himself Without q Cry.
ST. LOUIS, Nov. ia special from Sedalia,
Mo-, says: Charles Hudson, colored, who
pleaded guilty to incest in the criminal court
We dnesday attempted to commit suicide yes
terday morning. He saturated his clothing
and the bed upon which he was lying in his
cell With coal oil, and then applied u lighted
match His entire body was instantly wrap
ped In flames. but no cry escaped him. The
Jailor was attracted by the smell of the smoke
however, but before the flames could be ex tim
gu1shed the man was fatally burned. He gave
AS the reason for his attempt at suicide that he
was AFRAID he would be hanged tor his crime.
To Succeed Judge Ludlow.
HARRISBURG, PA, Nov. 12.-Gov. Pattison
to-day appointed Henry Reed to the vacancy
occa Toned by the death OF Judge Ludlow.
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Advocate,
Dr. John III. Drummer, In his Union Of the
Churches, puts the number OF negro Methodists
at 100000. which is more than half the num-
Der if the statistics of the various churches are
correct They are follows. liz: African
Methodist Episcopal Zion, 100000: African
Methodist Episcopal 331 900; Methodist Epis-
cOpal, 2eo, 900; Coiored Methodist, 155, 900 ali
others combined, 10000. Total, 4, 81, 600.
The doctor is probably more accurate on other
subjects.
Il ALWAYS RIDE up IN the elevator, but walk
down stairs" Remarked one OF PhilaGelphia's
prominent physicians. "A walk down stairs
tilted 10y walking up long flights of stairs while
TO many IL Is a positive injury. SO ride up and
walk down Is my motto. ~ 1tdddol ylltid cal.
Mr.. A. +. RANSOM. DE tro:t Mich. cured q
bad cough by using Red Star Cough Cure.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-11-12


IL 1SO6 y. H. ave.--S10O 2Ol3 O St Tor Se5
Wv cor 9th q r. 1877 10 1905 st. NV. 11r....55
1909 9TH ST. 14r 100 l4th st. ext ,dwel ns,s SO
1922 14th st. NV, Or. Cor Have 60 st. -r so
arg store.-..-... 100 1870 ST. s.w. r.. 40
1903 + St W.. 13r... 100 29UG NV. 30
1923 r l. ave. IL rs 100 1908 Sth st. nw 7r:,U
$40 Sth ST. NV, 13rs- 100 1853 Mo ave. NV rs 80
423 I1th s.n.w., 11rs-l 10 I43l l. st. NV l rs
Magnolia ave, lar. Sd, 33 1902 Corcoran St. 30
1910 18th st ,1:rS3 SO 1910 Sherman av ar 10
1916 ST. NV, lot. - X NV, mr. Fr'klin So l25
I3l3 w. upper part 45 2022 Hyer av, 9rs-...ti5
l.3I De sales ST. 1lr...SO 9lS n. Y. av., l1rs..1O
1876 p ST.. 1ir....-.-.-. 20 7:35 9th st SO
1443 ST. NV, = Rs. 6667't
FURNISHED.
1884 1904 18th st. 13r 5000
!yO! ST. NV, l6r6oO 1870 Jefferson Pl., lOr- 80
!'5Ol Conn sou .O2 18th ST.. llr....-12 rs
Linthlcum estate Al Co 1908 Sunderland pI.,
1913 y. II. av., l5r-4l667 1Or. %
1908 Mass. ave-, r..45U, 1913 2lst ST. l25
1857 l7U6 Conn ave....125
1870 ST. l6r-....Z25 1891 et1ersOnP Place ,1rl rs
80 r. 81 NV, 10 rs-2Zo 1901 ST. NV. LOT. 100
iSOZ ST., ISr...... 200 2OO0 ST., 70
2OiS y ST. NV LOT 200 COB 18th ST. n. l2r -. rs
io1S onn ave 9rs ITO i911 23d ST n.w 10 rs...S5
iiUG y s. 1T 66 q. 1416 14th St H. W, Srs. .65
iSth ST. Ilrl66.6. 1919 Corcoran, ! lrs.. I25
1910 l0tn ST.. LIT 1860 l34I Corcuran, 9rs 50
1Si \ ST. NV. Lac l6G y. 1865 ST., Tors. 200
!OO ST. lar ..-...1 90 .2S ST. 13rs 200
Ill De sales 81. IL 100 Frkliu So I6rs 200
1O1 Conn ave. l2r.. 200.
The above houses can be examined by permit from
our Office only THOMAS J. FISHER d CO.
no 1924 + street northwest