Evening Star Newspaper, November 3, 1886, Page 3

FOR RENT—HOUSES. FOR _SALE—HOUSES. __—_ THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON. D.C at Sexe a3 a en # 2. $F 10) 49 ot 5 Br. agiien's ‘alicy | Rear 429 dig sw. Rear 2122 i st aw. ar. No. 2, in rear of 14m P oS Sk eta 0. N.S RAW OBIS GID TA (433 Wh 8 Ws rdw. ae. a Fear 1416 K st 13) 165 9h ond Pa ave. Stabie, rear 331; Hos, & WAGGAMAD Fe KENT—BY fa LER & RUIHERFORD, Pyar 2028 Q at. n.w.-9r. juli mod imi per a Isis Corcoran att Ltr. ail med MI. Pleasant, Sr. and cellar. 2207 10th st bw. Lo rs. all mL. ccabes W., far....$150) 311 7th xe..¢r..w&g$1S.30 0 428 Lusk 6. | so BS fay-tet a. Ww. OF. Cap. a a.W. 18. bs i ss oe meee it oA 3 oe re “4 381 Allen Court,4r. OFFICE ROOM. 1106 F st. n.w., 3 r....60 R & CO. v6 Ft nw, Creer 1736 Pa. Lir. 144% Q st nw. 2013 Q st. 1UF. 3500 SL ave.--8100) i610 19th st.n. YSIG Ist. aw. 10 FURNISHED. 700! 1009 9th st... 1.4 2100 H st. i0r. salen 1820 Jefferson Py 1702 Leth st, Liz. 1905 Sunderland pi, 1416 14th'st. 0. ‘The above houses can be examined by. ourotticeouly. = THOMAS J. FISHE! Bes ‘Ts24 F etreet northwest. RENT-IN ANACOSTIA—6-HOOM BRICK ‘House, Harrison ‘st.: house nearly new: location louse, new. Jefferson st., $10. D 'H. A. GRISWOLD. Anacostia, D.C. FPOR RENT—1508 25TH ST. 11 ROOMS, MOD. ‘central to business: ‘Six-room Frame FOR SALE—LOTS. R SALE—-REAL-ESTATE BUYERS HELPED ‘to selections and botom t+sms for small commis- jon on purchases aided. State preferred locality, < nearly as possible. character and A. 80, Lot, 18x64, on Sdst, between A and B sis, GA. SHIELDS, OR SALE—REAL-ESTATE BUYERS HELPED to selections and botiom terms fur sieall commis- sion op purchases aided. Siute preferred lveality, ghafastec And price nearly as possibie. Address ‘cate; $4. ‘Beal Estave and Loa.s, 1426 F ot. nw. f Ui: oca- Toons and all modern i Riess; price, only $2.00: will be sold on 100 Stain Bt bla, With Gory aruall can at BH WARNER & “OR SALE-SPECIAL BARGAIN—A NE ouse on setts ave. nw.. between Ob wad 10th sts., containng 12. rooms, all modern tin provements” “If desired wil be sovd on the following Yerms: $1,000 cash: balance on terms 10 sult. INO. F. WAGGAMA 3-6 ‘806 F stn. JOR SACE-NINE PER CENT INVESTM. NT— Modern House, 12 rooms. south front, northwest: tou 2 1Gu to wide, ailey ptlor. 7.390" gone Years Fentai pald in advane if desired’ Only $2,670 cash re- quired. Address ox 90, svar office.” fx ‘OR SALE —ON MONTHLY PAYMENTS, House 365 Est. n.c., $3.25: §-50 cash balan thly notes vf 930; iw ¢-foom house with. all wer tinprovements. Apply t0JOHN T. ARMS Boot S10 F st nw. {OR SALE ‘804 10th st. ne. rents £20... 2216 Lou at. aw., rents $124 1925 Sth str nts’ $1250 2:1Qst ow. 1316 ana 1318 ¥. |lns18 Tou nie rs 00 ba Test. or-8000 "gH $40,000 213 and 215 ‘Riggs, 38.42 & 44M; #4300] Niet ne oh eB 2210 witabe ound st. all.....16,900} 202% 102042 Bouid’y” Ube, AF - all....15,70¢ 221i wo229 1008 st. hi, Sr. al, oz Myrtle Boar e, 6.000) 0 Babe Tene 1,700 EA Oe go | 78s 78: BARBS Sivrtle & 2 houses in Fear 6.000)| ° si. n. 2126, 2145, 2130 K 2 Sebi. FP nes Alley bet. 23d and als now.,£b4F---.500 ‘The ropa ot neh mag of] rtyon my books. ice For full list esil at for builetin issued on the Ist and 15th. {noz2] "THOS. E WAGGAMAN. {OR SALE—A NUMBER OF NaW AND DESIR- able Brick Dwellings located in n.w. section, at $4,500, £0,000, $0,760; $0,000, 97.000, $11.00u: easy terws, TYLER & RUTHERFORD, OcO-swe 1226 F st. bw. {OR SALE-THREESTORY HRICK DW-LL- ie ing, 8 rooms; large lot and stable: on H st. n. U" ut in complete order. Price $5,000. TYLER FORSALE- Desa BLE TARERSTORY BiG 'HERFORD, 1226 Fst. nw. oczir awe ‘Dwelling, ten rooms aud beth room, all mL; within cue ‘square of Thonas Circie: Price $8,600! easy terme TYLER & RUTHERFORD, 1226 F st nw. ‘oc80-6t* SOR SALE—ON MONTHLY PAYMENTS three well-built two-story and basement Brick Dwellings, with all modern improvements, oo Bou dary st.. af the bead of R. Land N. J. aves. A chance to Secure a first-class modern eighi-room house on yey easy terms, in a section of the city that is rapldiy limproving. Apply to oc30-6' JOHN T. ARMS, 810 F st n.w. OR SALE—VERY CHEAP—NINE_ ROOM Brick: modern improvements: nice lot; H st. ne: neighborhood: ouly = ‘Easy terms, ocd-Im WALKER & WILSON, 1006 F st. n.w. POR SALE — GREAT BARGAIN IF SOLD aT once—Three-story Brick, 10 rooms, all mod, (mp, on Ist. between #th and 10th sta nw.; price $5,600; rents for =50 per monthe Also. eight-room Brick, on 8 st, between 14th and sthtsis price 34.500 = ‘Also, at A great 8 good Farm ot witha'sversom dwelling house on w'kosd Seed peek TA amy mp oa nic anaes and imbered: fruit trees, Ge; price only ‘@000 terms WE MYERS, easy. as POE, SALE-G00D. INVESTMENT THREE new threemory and basement Hrick Houses, near FOR _SALE—HOUSES. | iain 7 WEDNESDAY. NOYEMB Lat Terns oS Vupoat Cirele: reilved tor 91.000 per year: will sll for 000. Apply CHAK! EAKLY, Owner, 603 aw. osm Ete detory frames, 170h and eachsaso ‘1 wo S-story bricks, L. near. ce ae . 1450 Que 2-st0:¥ traune, 468 Sei ‘Two «story franes, Howard. University. ‘Three Zetory bricks, A, neat 7th at Que 2-tory Brick, 1ith'and Kn.w. One $etory brick, 41h and B st. u.w voce One story rick, corner. near \Gch 30a... 3 _oclélm WIL F _HOLTZMAS, 1821 Fai. nw. POR SALE-THAT VALUABLE ATTRACTIVE, Fite fed property, 1803 Ns, aan ad corner Saat gn 18th and Nate, aw Also, cova {fouse, OR SALEGREAT BARGAIN IN REAL Fs. Pinte: Six ‘tew hick Houses i rome each cusated repue nortLwést with wide parkin: &e.; street cars within bal’ square. Price tor this _eo-zIwe Fatate Agent, 1428 N. Y. ave. ‘OR SALE . ¥: ae atone O00 iat ave ai. br 8500 eee Muss. av.,b.¢10.10r.-8.000 5,000 72) Lath wt. ar... ‘240 lst ae., eee nenene fs YOO 1818 12t® a, 8r..-.6,000) 1408 Bd st, ZF... 2,000 0c21-20 A. P. HILL &CO., 1338 Fst. 'OR SALE—TWO NEW BRICK HOUSES ON 18th st. b. w., near T; 9 rooms; all modern im- brovement ; will be compieted in ten 95.5 One New Brick House, on Wallach Place: 50. #4, ‘Theac the houces are the only ues left out oF 13-10 having been sold before compietion.. i AUSTIN P. BROWN, . ‘Real Estate and Loats, 10. 1426 Fst nw. FPO SAUE SEVERAL NEW Six RooM BRICK Houses, with bath rooms und cas fixtures, in Rorthwestern part ot the city, heated throughout with lntrobes, tor $2,400. ‘Terms ‘from $200 to $500 cash, balance from y25 to $85 per month. ‘AUSTIN P. BROWN, ‘Beal Katave ‘and Loans, 1426 F st, hw. se22-2m R SALE.— We have Houses in all of the city and at all that we can sellon the installment plan. Also Spas Yager eee fe ce us beloce purchasing, HUMPHREY & ADAMS, Real Estate Brokers, 618 F Insurance and loans procured. MONEY TO LOAN. ‘ONEY TO LOAN AT LOW: RATES. STOCKS, Mende Commercial Paper’ of “uit kinds bought fand sold, Reliable investment securities a specially, LOUIS CUNNINGHAM, Broker, 1419 F st. oz6-1m¢ ‘ONEY.IN ANY SUM DESIRED, TO LOAN aViL on reat estate or goud collateral security: lowest Fate; of interest, least expense aud without delay. R. A. PHILLIPS, 1428 New York ave, Cet $8,000, foie, 2% #200. © ‘DOUSON & DEEBLE, oc22-1m. 1819 F st MOREY, TO LOAN ON REAL ESTATE. AVE Promp: attention to all applications SWORM- STEDT @ RADLEY, 927 F st oc21-1m_ MoREs LOANED ON AND SALES MADE OF Boliding Association Stock. Wo, DESLPSEY, Heal Ente, ngurance,£c, oa ‘ONEY_ 70 M 1424 New York ave, LOAN ON REA: ESTATE AND Oiber Arat-clase necurities at lowest, fates of lo- terest. HUFLY & DYER, ocié-1m 1301 F st. n, Mossy TO LOAN ON REAL ESTATE SE- earity in sums to suit, CULLINANE & McDERMOTT, ocl6-Im Real Estate and l.surance, 436 7th st. sw. So = 70 LOAN IN SUMS TO SUIT $25,000 or watcics, Gidmonis, civerware aidjewelry. Fife-proof sale Entire premises pro- tecwed by Uarglar alarm PeWaltacie ‘Loan Broker aud Jeweler, ocdO-1 wt 1425 New York ave. | _0c13-1m 1804 F st. nw. FOE SALE-S10_E CAPITOL ST, 3 STORIES | 7 ONEY—8500, 81,500, $5,000, $5,000, $8,000 Vira ceitar, 12° rooms, nadie, int Fisiso eed | Mone snake pote Wee toe es lee Mod. imp; price, $11,00U- $4,000 cash, bal. on time. | Esuatein eee Calton 225 D st. w., 3 siories, 12. r00! i Brice WM. F, HOLTZMA} 35.500 eusy terms. 10068 st. mw. th | ocl-1m sh and large cellar, lot 20x10 fi: bu by owner for his own use: Very ‘subsiantial and cosy; price, 6,000; easy terms. AMany other Houses and Lots in all parts of the city. G HL KNIGHT. ‘925 F at, n.w., 030-716 Rear room, first floor. EAL ESTATE LOANS. FIRE AND LIE INSURANCE. Army aud Navy Pay Accounts Cashed, Loans on Lite snsuranes oF other gocd securitice,uo dela W. H. DEMPSEY, 1424 new York ‘ay. P. FOR SALESTHE BEST BARGAIS—ON CaP fo}, HLL fine ‘residence within, hail square of Gapirol vari, 14 rooms and large brick stable; fine Ret ofeotire northern jart of the euy, and surround. Ing country; 8.580 square feet of grounc front on west sidé of the st For particulars to CH. KNIG) ocS0-7t* 925 Fst a. w. Room, first floor. Foe SALE, HOUSES (RANGING IN RICE from $1.260 up to 92,000. Several bargains. Call for list. Gbu. W. LINKIN, ocs-lw ‘726 20th st. nw. oR SALE—FINK THREE STORY BRICK ‘House, fronting south on T st n.w. west of 9th aL: eight large rooms bath, cellar, &c: $5,000 if taken atonce. PRU BONO, star office. 0c30-1m 1226 F st. nw. SSEE-THREE LOTS IN TAKOMA PARK, two squares of railroad. containing in aggre: ga 33,000 square fest For sale - acd Loans, 1426 Fst. nw. R SALE—THE FINEST LOT ON EAST CAP- SQUARES FROM CAPI- BACK TO 30-FOOT ALLEY:SOUTH FRONT, ONLY $1.75: EASY TERMS: PI TITLE: ABSTRACT FREE: TION OF THE WHOLE CITY. APPLY IMME- 326 PA. AVE SE F1OL ST.: BUT TWO DIATELY To oso (OR SALE—A PERFECT GEM OF A HOUSE EG the noruiwest seven Focus; colar: su Boos Apply_to J. W. PMY 2 cases R SALE-ON EASY TERMS, FOUR NEW threestory, nine-room houses, with all modern improvements, just completed: also, two ten-room corner houses, with improveu.ents, such as furnace, ‘open grate, dathtub, wasbstand, brick ‘sta tionary wash trays, &c., on C st, betweén Sth and 91h ‘Terms easy. New York ave improvements. S.w.: also une two-story » 218 Vth st. aw anguire of 4. F. BARKER, oc 2we 901 Virginia avenves.w. R SALE—SOME SPLENDID LOTS ON 16TH st. Dear some handsome improvements. for only AKNER & CO., IR SALE—A NICE LOT ON G ST. N.W., BE- tween Zist and 22d sts: 50.3% feet fr foot alley: south front cheap. GEO. W. LINKINS, ‘OR SALE—56 CENTS A FOOT—NICELY LO- cated Lot, suitable for twe small dwellings; con- Creted street, gas, water, sewer. SHIELDS, 12-6 F st. nw. JOR SALE—$2 PER FOOT—ELEGANT BUILD ing Lot on 1st st, fron bargain. CHAS. A! SHL CHARLES A tol grounds. A Pye north of Boundary se 608 ae aorth o oar Low ou Hse wef Three Lots on Corcurga st, bet 17th and’. I ave, 229%; Aine Letom Mst'newr Hatha by 120, al uses Lots and «unity Places ib of the District.” Cali for list a Lyset os GEO. W. LINKINS, 720 20th st. nw. OR SALE—TWO VERY CHOICE LOTS oN Bacon st.. near 14th st.: 50x145 feet 0 20-fot ‘Lots ta Mt Pleassat trom ‘FORD, 1423% F st. NTERIO AVE, ‘25. per too 72. BUc. peg. foot Ti cents up. J.B ‘0cdu-1) enti eons Ol mah Hagl Sea Beh aed mal emael te eee oy sg AACE. ERM ek in, 1426 F st. n. w. oc29-1na ) ep IN EASY TERMS—1325 Q ST. N.W. ‘eleven rooms and bath room: modern iaipro ments. Great bargait. to prompt purchaser. fame. diate: mu. Apply tojOwner, 1598 Z1st st. uw. ocl-Sme* eee Fe, SALE-IN MOUNT PLEASANT, BEAUTI- ‘fal twelve-room House, with 27000 square feet af round: price for the whole only 80 ceuts ber foe “Also six-room new frame House 91-200 ‘iso Sve-room new frame House 350 ‘Also sevenrooin irame: House” ‘Also ou Latter iteigue el Also on Lauler Heights, ei ew eixdi-room House, with sbout 35,000 square teet of grou aly 95.500," AppIY to ary Sines WB en oc2g-2we 1428 New York ave. ONEY TO LOAN ON REAL ESTATS, IN AML sums to git, at lowest raie of inverest, HO. HOLTZMAN, se15 Corner 10th and ¥'stree.s uortawent 20.000-—TO LOAN 5.000, eee ON REAL ESTATE 1,000 {sell} THOS. E WAGGAMAN. M ONEY TO LOAN ON APPROVED REAL ES- TATE SECUKITY, ‘Moderate ions. No deis Bus0 GEO, W. LINKINS, 720 20th st. ‘ONEY TO LOAN ‘In sums to suit, on approved Real Estate secu: ity, at lowest rates of interest moderate, "No daisy. J. VN, HUYCK, alo 1606 ‘ ennsyivania ave. ‘ONEY TO LOAN Jn sums to suit, at lowest .on approved real seni.” NF Foe RoW, "ONEY TO LOAN, 4&T LOWEST RATES OF INTEREST, ON BEAL ESTATE SECURIT’ THOS. J. FISHER & CO, 505 1324 F st nw. ‘oz ONEY TO LOAN ON REAL ESTATE AT Sigraved on case, 10 2001 [st nw. DAR LNHOWER & SON, ap24 1115 1 i ONEY 10 LOAN ON REAL ESTATE OR ME FLURT-CLASS SECURITIESat lowest ries of erest. No delay where the vecur . mhs0 Or G. GREEN, Gua thst. nw. LOST AND FOUND. _ O8T—A LADY'S GOLD WATCH —COMING from 7th and D sis n.w., through the Smithso- Bian grounds to.433 10th st. s.w. Liberal reward will be given if returned to the above number. Two names ite OST-MONDAY, NuVEMBER 1ST, ON HS TL Petween 15th anid own itso euaall Gora Nae with short chain and ball. Livéral reward if returned pt OST—ON MONDAY, NOVFMBERI, A WATCH Charm, valued asa git Liberal reward ifleft at Star offtee. ite (OK SALE — ELEGANT BRICK HOUSE OF ‘OR SALE-THOSE TEN BEAUTIFULLY ated Lots fronting 210 feet_on west side between Nand Osia nw. These are :he cheapest < Circle as an invest- 30 per fe H KNIGHT, 925 F st n.w., Room 1. first floor. OR SALE-AT A BARGAIN—THREE t Lots on Q street, fronting south. oet 20th Hist ats. nw.; one 20x¥5; two 18i_x08; each to per ft; these are nice lots ved alley, at $2 ‘or tht locally Real and iusurance, Koom 10, Kellogg Buliding. oc30-st= {OR SALE—THREE NEW HOUSES ON z FRE Sots eschea Ne mages ON, SEY = Price $3,000 each. also, nice two-story Brice, on kk, betwees, 21s and zd sia: suitable tor price 94,000. ‘Terms eaay. PLMYERS. 1428 New Yoru aver APR Batt” ost, call again. OST—ON MONDAY, Ist, BLACK AND TAN 4 Hound Gyp- answers ty uaine of LUCY; No. of tug 7. Heturn to 2215 12th at uw. Liberal reward.* VOUND—THE LADY WHOINQUIRED UNSAT- nrday st Are ACKER'S Store, 7th st, for money t O-T—NOV. 1, A SMALL RED SETTER PUP, 3 months old. “A liberal reward if returned to 40s sew. nod-2t* w O8T-A THREE ROW GARNET BRa: ELET. liberal reward to the finder at 616 10uh ri PPOR SALE-1 HAVE FoR SALE FOR $14,000 218 4¥9 st. adjoining the District on the orth. coptaliing 20 rooms, Gnely adapted for use as, ‘hotel, boarding house or for office rooms. “A quick Porchaber will get afine property atm ver price, = INO: A. PRESCOTT. pac) NOUND-ON M ST. BET. 6TH AND 71H, A bunch of Keys, which owner can have by calling Lst nw. aterS p.m. Dz {LOSE CHAIN BRACELET, OF VALUE eft at the Star TO, ‘the owner as = ki ie & Keepuike.’ Suitable rewara if IR SALE—AT A BARGA the next few day: extended. just above IF BOUGHT BX three good Lots on 15th street enne-aw avenue. 40x120 feet each, two on Kennesaw avenue, bet. 14th and 15th extended:will sell cheap to an immediate buyer. ellogg Buliding ocsu-st* R SALE—AT A LOW PRICE—i AM AUTHOR- ized to offer, for five days on: of ground on Columbian 1.50 feet ov Dartmouth st., 184 feet ot, ‘extended, 112 feet on Whitney ave. chance for an investment S.C. HILL, and lnsurance, Koom 10, Kellogg building. oc30-6.* DOR SALF—LOTS-FOR SALE, ONE OF THE ie Lots on F st, 41 feet frout. Also, fine Residences and vacant Lots in the northwest sec: tion of the city. Money to loan in Proved real estate security. oczast street S.C HILL, Room 10, Ki 29,340 square feet amount on FRANCIS B MOUNTS, & SALE—LOTS ON PATTERSON AND FAIR- ‘ity, Face course. ‘and Loans, 1426 OR SALE OR LEASE Building Lots in the west end. Address J. 0. T. — FOUR ADJUINING SUE SEE TOIT HATER FRRTAGE OF te ee Pe neaee CLE pr a RE got Po SALE—THE FINE PROPERTY, KNOW iitance,” containing 75 42-100 acres, Hew Cut road. just west of Fayette s. ES Georereiwn Cauveraity grounds cai be vautage FOr HUPTY Ss DYER. or, © He PICKLING, 1 POR SALE-LOTS-1 HAVE A PRONTAG! ‘38 feet by adepth of 90 feet to 10 oot alley. near ihe Bisine mansl-a, which Jean sell for ous fourth Dalance in oa€ two. three aod four years if de- Seat cane Very “wenitabie fur buldiog pas Doses, with outiouk oa Dui SNOCA. PRESCOTT. 1416 Fst nw. RSALE-LOTS-I HAVE A FRONTAGE OF ‘72 teeton the west side of 9th Mamachusrits ave a weilinga TOF eae. eas ‘INO. A. PRISCOTT. 1416 F st n.w. KR SALE—DESIRABLE BUILDING st.,ust orth of {OR SALE—AT MT. PLEASANT, T! pALKER & WiL- ro! SALE-BEAUTIFUL LOT_ON 111 x48, to wide a of 16th, between U aud V, lot 141d Pet ow, soe eS CORGETOWN PROPE! 5 rs RY. T have for sale the ines: located property. tn George- town, on ‘one ‘0. the principal thoroughfares, wit cars passing alung the sweet. partly. improved by five modern houses with ap uniniproved tout ot eter S00 eet euscepubie of improvements ‘Te ux. "ved portion will pay au snuel inverest of fone Cent on the entire investment, and the vacant porton will enhancein value so that © large profit inay 00m, Sereapicat ue remem Brice, 4, Ses cypmusey oczt-lit 1416 ¥ st. nw. Foe ssli-ceNTRal PART OF CITY, BRICK and Frame Dwelling, ‘House and stable; Ground 25% by 6 feet to wi ley. Price, $6, 91.500 cash. 3500 iu six months, balance it See Es cornea ene ho answers to above advertisement have bee an swered. ocel-zw ey dawawes and ial ia finding bim. name on It Address BRR TOMY PREMISES—ONETWO-YEAR old Red Ball. Gwuer will call, prove property, him “aways SVs DO mining Koad,D Gn Sway Ve DOLD THE RESULT IN OHIO. Many Surprises to Both Sides—Frank Hurd’s Defeat. ‘Special Dispatch to Tax EvENivo Stak. ‘CoLUMBUS, OHIO, Nov. 8.—The Ohio election yesterday provided many surprises to both Political parties, but those that came to the re- Publicans were of the most agreeable kind. Taken as a whole the republicans of Columbus did not win the victory that was anticipated, and in this they have the best of reasons for feeling sore over the result in the county. The democrats carried everything despite the feeling that pre- vatled in the public mind in regard to the tally sheet forgeries of a year ago and the circum- stantial evidence recently brought out crim- inating the clerk and ex-prosecuting attorney. ‘The vote cast was very large and money was Used withont stint, The result in the state has been clearly foreshadowed in these dispatches. The defeatot Frank Hurd in the tenth district, while saticipated by many. was hardly looked for,as Hurd bad majority of nearly 2,000 at bis back. The re- publicans have elected fiiteen of the twenty-one Congressmen, but in the seventh district the ‘vote is very close, and atone o'clock indications int to the ‘election of Campbell. The jefeat of Townsend in the twenty-first district ‘was a great surprise to everybody not well in formed regarding the local differences amon} the republicans in Cleveland. Mr. Townsen undoubtedly owes his deteut to the fact that in former years he has knifed other candidates in the buck, notably Mr, Buruett two years ago, whose friends mude ‘thelr promise wo retuliate if the opportunity ever presented itself, and this promise it appears was kept with rare regard to the pledge. Almost any other candidate would have been elected. (Dispatches this morning Indicate that Crouse, in the twentleth district, is elected by about 1,200 majority. To ihe seventh district, Gen. Litule is probubly defeated. Gen. Ken- nedy in the eighin district has a majority of Rot less then 1,200, and perbaps it may reach 2,000. ‘The repuviicuns made heavy gains in some of the rock ribbed democratic counties and in most of the cities. The prohibition vote ‘Will foot up about 15,000. Se VIRGINIA. How the New Congressional Delegation : Stands. RicuMonp, VA., Nov. 3.—The Virginia con- gressionai delegation stands as follows: First district, Brown, rep.; second, Bowden, rep.; third, Wise, dem.; fourth, Gaines, rep.; fifth, Brown, rep.; sixth, Hopkins, K. of £.; O'Ferrall, dem.; éighth, Lee, dem.; ninth, Bowen, rep.; tenth, Yost, rep. ‘The democrats lose five Representatives. The news from the first district 1s ratner meager, and although by the returns now in the repub: lican candidate is elected, there isa possibility that the democrats may Win, LYNcHBURG, VA., Nov. 3.--Hopkins, the labor candidate, is Undoubtedly elecied to Congress from the sixth district, over Griffin, regular democrat, DELAWARE. The Democrats Elect Everything and Insure Senator Gray's Retarn. Winateron, Dex., Nov. 3.—Biggs, dem., for governor hus a majority in the stute of over 5,000 over Hoffecker, pro. The vote for Pyle, the eleventh-hour gubernatorial nominee ot the Young Meu’s Republican ciub, of, this city, is insignificant. ‘The republicans took but little Part in the election, Tue democrats elect every- ing, Including a legislative ticket, which se cures’ the re-e.ection of George Gray to the United States Sevute. MICHIGAN. The Republicans Figure Out a Plural- ity of Ten Thousand. DerRort, Mic, Nov. 3.—Close estimates on the election in this state place the republican plurality at 7,000. This is based on the vote Of two years ago, while the reports so far re- ceived ‘show general republican guins which would Increase this figure. As the returns show gains when compared with a much larger vote, there seems ground for the claim of the republican committee to 10,000 plurality. ‘The new Senator will be # republican without doubt, but just how large @ majority ip tue state legislature will vole for him is not yet known. It now appears that there will not be less than 23 more republicans on Joint ballot than tusionists, . WISCONSIN. Returns Coming in Slowly—A Labor ‘ Victory in Milwaukee. MILWAUKEE, Wis, Nov. 3,—Returns from the state continue to come in slowly. As yet noghing bus been received to change estimates made last night. Gov. Rusk’s plurality will be trom 20,000 to 25,000. The complexion of the Wisconsin congressivnal delegation will remain unchanged, the retirement 0. a republican from the fourin istrict being offset by the election of Richard Guenther, rep., in the second district over Arthur k. Delahey, dem. Tue state legl- islature is republican without @ doubt. itis esUmated that the republicans will have a majority of trom 20 ty 25 on joint baliot, In Minwaukee county the lavor ticket made a clean sweep, electing the entire county ticket anda tuember of Congre See Mr. Davitt Feeling Cheerfal. HE THINKS THE PROSPECTS FOR HOME RULE G00D—T0 BE MARKIED SOON. CHIcaGo, Nov. 3.—Michael Davitt, the Irish howe rule leader,is in the city. Tou reporter last night be said be had been ‘traveling turough Aimetica ior his health and in bebait of te causes dear to bis heart. He would go trom here to St. Louis aud tuen to Keutueky and re- tur home by Christmas, His advices irom Ireland were to the effct that the landlorus were reducing rents, nut because of sympathy for their tenants, bUL because they were conl- pelled to take this sep by the force of public vpinion. ‘The liberals, he sald, wanted Gid- Svone Lo co-operate in’ the movement for the avolition of the house of lords, but. Gladstone was not willing to take up the suiject unul bis recent policy ior the settiement o1 the Lrisa ‘question was disposed of. Tuken altogether, Ue said, the friends of Ireland bad reason to feel gratified over the prospects jor Irish hotne rule. ‘The agitation would be kept up and tbe day was duwning when Irish hberty would be assured. Mr. Davitt is to be married within a short time toa lady of Suu Francisco, ‘with whom he hus been acquainted six years. — 35 FOR THE RETURN OF A RED IRISH Setter Dog or for intormaticn which will result ‘Had collar on when lost with owner's ‘dog anawers to the name of SCUT. THOMAS BLAGDEN, City P. 0., Box 581. or call at his residence, 22307 “Argyle,” 14:b st. extended. Li i Gullars ‘reward if-reiurned to’ Room 20, Le’ breit Baliding. wth and F sta no! ‘and pay charges. ‘OCTOBER 27TH, FROM 1536 16TH ST. large White Dog: marked with lught gray Answers to name of Oscar. Five UND—FRIDAY, THE 20TH INST, A BOY'S Dicycle. Owner will pease call, prove proper.y. 2620 14th st. a. nolaie TOK SALE_WITH SMALL GASH PAYMENT apd monthly installments if desired, a ten-room, Brick, 320 2d. 6: ‘all modern (mprovements tn ertect order; a bargain if sold immediately. ocznaw _FVH. SMITH & SON, 1322 Fat KR SALE—A VERY DESIRABLE F'Svicts Bret aweiling, oo tte se be Wee PARKERS TOWNSEND, 1418 Fat One Lee’ BUSINESS _CHANCES. OK SALE—VALUABLE BUSINESS LOCAIION, E’Peunty venta ave vovth las veteers Tach oad Toth ots 31 feet ip liebe extending we THOS. J-Pisik eeu erodade” Fe* Brick, 6 rooms. Wylie st_me...,.... Five Foomis X betwecn ith aad Gif ais aw "ele, FOOLS, tod 260 Send Frame, ® tooms nad sergey att St: Brick, 7 rooms, Kineman Place... Sed rooms, Pierce Place, bet i 1 Feoms. g'st.bet iin and Lath ata, on Grooms. Hot. between Zad and 24th. 3:00 10 rooms, on Corcoran si. nao $ rooms, 14th st, businew + Grooms Fenton's nr Gay Print = Grooms: Gat bet ath wad Brick dare abd dwelling. 14th st ick, Yroomin On Kiggest Brick. 7 rooms. Wallaca st. bet aes eee ed co etn aa TT 1428 New York ave. FOE SALE-220 SE BETWEEN Masoac HU- sects ave. auu Pst; 50x10; very desirable: 21.25 per square foo: = ‘Qty north side. Lots Buslugesch: in fail view of Price, 22 per square (oot, oczv-ime bUDSON & DEEBLE, 1319 F st, (OK SALE O« (EASE—1zl9 1 st NO W.16 Hvooun. mouera and petict nat. heappoauncate & PARKER & 1OWNSEND. eas iat RGAIN—THKEE BEAUTIFUL YX, Owner. 60g 14th im FRONTAGE: 200 taxes and small inter- 97 leet Oa T st. wear Gd feeton Mist n. "§ southeast aii ‘su ac: house cents per tose’ & ae: ei per toot. Salad, ckier Borthwest. “OWSitaS hows 4 SPECIAL BARGAINS. &, oo A survet northeast” ail modern improreunente Ne ‘cent investment. Price, only ‘each: also ‘room Brice, real 7) g See Tats a isch $4,500 1 a . — Fo he at... bad bd ‘S bet. Vermont ave. & 10th..3.5u0 Brick, 11 rms, East «; and 7th_6,000 rogineag coher Vth near't se ew a Apply at ouce to J. W. PL ety i a 1st stm. 1. W_3,700 148 New York ave. 1a Now York ave. (OR SALE-SPECIAL BARGAINS —TWEL tavestinent tf mer two eet i at once: two small (OK SALE—ON STH ST_N.W., NEAR L, NEW "Sete 1330 19th st, one hal. igthieemmenbleigare Apply Gade BEE ‘per ceut rigs, bear 14h st Bw, Trios $2,000. Windy Sour pence? ‘uch and Faia rasy tere WALKaa & W 70K SALE-THE HANDoOME E RESIDENCE OiFERS, WILL BE RECEIVED UNTIL FRI ‘day. the 5th instant, fur the Stock of Groceries, ‘Store Fixtares and Fixtures of sicamed oyster rooms, in rear of store at norheast corner of 7th abd D sta ‘Leave offersat store. ate UILDINGS. SLAUGHTER-HOUSES AND CaR- ‘stables cleared of ats with ierrets and doxs bi M.BAHLIAG. Address 414 6tb st n.w. neLw RE CHANCE FOR HOTEL OR LARGE lousekeeper. ‘The furnit ior nale and house for rent. ‘The house is well cuows Sod is bora is well kuowa stronized. an it has been for may ‘opportuc! any nto ‘profitable. Dusineys ‘with a factory reasons given by owuer ‘apply to We Denson, Real Estate Agent, 0025-1m, 2s rae nw, Fe, SALE—CIGAR BUSINESS CENTRAL LO- Bates 600d Dusiuess sutistactory reasous for welt ‘Address P, O. Box WT, chy. ceaarime TOR SALE— 22 ACKES ADJOINING “KALORAMA” ON THe WEST SIDED $e, offer for sale the Lyon tallis property, com talung! 22 acres, the ‘nortl’ porsiou ut which Wil be ivi. by the Proposed extchaiou ot us Ave. together wih the valuable water power and te improvements, whieh consist of « brick aud stove Fiour Mill (100 barrels per day capucity), fine Doub e velling-bouse of superior coustruction, iogether with 1 to Wilos. 3. risagr & co, oct1-2w 1324 F ot. nw. ‘Co., Lawrence, 3 Py ma Lvans’ payable in N> ¥- Seven per cent faterest.quaraniced’ Unrivalted tx: lute a a ‘expericnos Ro posace, Reter to Third Natlowad bank. X.Y. cl: ‘bank, Lawrence. Kan. and. huuareds of i ‘vestors. For fall information call upon of suzisme EK & RITTEM, Frederick, Md. Fa j A Viauarrs, DIPORTERS OF PURE OLIVE OIL FAMOUS CAROMELS FRESH EVERY DAY. ORDERS BY MAIL PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO 620 9TH STREET, OPP. U.& PATENT OFFICE BRANCH. 1706 Pa. AVE N. W. Pind Low Paces Fon Fixe Gaocearea he Gotan agar” tre Fine: ence : bine get ae : Sopeieieney 4 Costoe ati. Patent Flour, i bai. ited ‘Potatoes be ha eiaia a Burned to Death. AFRIGHTFUL TRAGEDY IN AN INDIANA HOTEL, INDIANAPOLIS, IND., Nov. 3.—A special to the Juily News irom Loogovtee, Martin county, Tn. says that a: turee o'clock unis mornin, the Ackerman hotel, a two-story irame bulld- ing, was burned and three men perisned in the flaines. They were forgotten in the excite- ment until it was too late to save them. Iwo ot them were Jobn C, Gaies and Michael ‘Tracey, who were yesterday evected treusurer ‘aud auuitor, respectively, of Martin count, Worn out by ihe exertions of the day they retired ata late hour, and were not awakened ntl Loo late Lo escape. Gates dled & death of torture, as Indicated by the position In whicn bis body was tound. The third victim was ‘ohn Burch, whose presence in the building was unknown. He ieuves a family of four children, Gates had eleven children, mostly grown. —— General Foreign News. A VICTORY FOR Mx. SEXTON. BELFAST, Noy. 3.—Mr. Sexton has been de- clured elected to puriament ior the western division of Belfast, the petition of Mr, Husiet, the conservutive Candidate, to have the seat vacated on the ground of urivery having been denied. ‘The ,et.tioner was condemned to pay Ube cusisof the proceedings. The decision in Mr. Sexton's favor was received with enthu- siusm in the court room, Ou the resuit being made known to the crowa outside they imme- diately commenced to stone tne building. ——_—_ A Destructive Fire in Baltimore, Bautimtorr, Mp., Nov. 3.—The fourstory brick Warehvuse ou ‘Pratt street, owned und o¢- cupied by John i. Hudgins & Co,, commission mercuauis, Was destroyed by fire at an early r this morning. ‘Ine loss is estimated at 916,000, purtiaily covered by insurance. Se : Nine Dwellings Burned. New Okxeans, La., Nov. 3.—A tire this morn- ing desiroyed niue sinall dwellings in Algiers, ‘Tue Joss 1s estimated ut $10,000. —— ee fork Going om in Packingtown. CurcaGo, Nov. 8.—All the houses in Packing- town were ranning as usoal this moruing, ex cept Swift's and Morris’, und the early indica- Uons were tha: Swiit’s would be killing before noon. Working time arrived with several hundred noo-union men in the house, and others were being hired us rapidly as they pre- sented themseives. Tuere bus been no trouvie at the yards. pa YSN REPRESENTATIVE of Erie, Pa, has telegraphed Col. Lamont ‘that he has been re- clected by two or three Umes his former ma- Jority. Work ON THE New PENSION SUILDING.— Gen, M, C. Meigs, the supervising architect and engineer 0! the uew pension buiiding, in bis re- port to the Secretary of the Interior for the moath of Uctover, states that the interior and ceilings Of the two lower gulleries Dave been plastered in three coute—burd fuish, The north wail 0. the middie ball-151 feet nigh—bas been STILL HANGING FIRE. ‘The Surgeon Generniship of the Army. The appointment of @ surgeon general of the army still hangs fire, although the Vacancy has existed since August 6th. The ppointment has been daily expected for some time past, but the President evi- dently intends to make a careful study ‘of the question before taking action, in order to avoid any possible mistake, It is known that the War department’s candidate is Medi- eal Purveyor J!H. Baxter, but the recommen- dation having once been made trom that quar. ter, the matter has remained in the President's hands since. The reports of Col. Baxter's re- Publican activity and bis vious claims to advancement on the score ‘or his ardent polith cal faith, are considered the stumbling block in his way, for it is sald that bis appointment as about decided upon when Generals Willcox and Duane were made briga- dier generals some time bat that ft was held up for farther considera tion. Col. Baxter's seniority and fitness for the itlou are advanced by bis friends. Although he is the senior officer in rank several other of ficers of the medical department bave exceeded ‘him ig actual Service,and they have been mak- {ug a bard ght for promotion, It is suld at the War department that no one has any idea how the matter stands but the President, but that Nghteing ts likely to ai How the Presi Received the Re- 8. w Bulletins of the election were recetved over the private wire at the White House until three o'clock this morning. The President remained in the private part of the house most of the UUme, but the news was laid before bim as re- ceived. Assistant Secretary Fairchild and Col. Lamont were constant in their attendance Upon the telegraph instrument, and caretuily scanned the news as it was recelved. When the lule party separated they were better informed, than the readers of the morning papers, — oo The beautiful weather to-day was the chief Teason for a large attendance at the President's customary public reception. Two hundred and twenty-five visiiors shook hands with the Presi- dent, There was an unusual numberof children Present, One little girl handed him a bunch of Somewhat faded roses as she d, and the President held them in his band during the To- remainder of the reception. The mother of a aie, {uryearold boy had great dizficulty in tng him te shake hands with the President, le pulled away as hard ashe could, with his mother holding | him nroly by the wrist. Wuen the President took him by the hand he gave u boyish squeal of divsatistac- tion. Another mother wus accompanied by two children, but she had so much diiticulty 1a inducing one to shake bunds with the Presi. dent und to secure her own shuke that she permitted the second child to pass by unshaken, A goudly numver of the visitors congratulated the President on the election as far as heard from, ———+-e+-_____ ‘The French Delegates. THEY ARE EXPECTED IN THIS CITY THIS AFTERNOON, “ The French delegutes left New York this morning, as stated in the dispatches to THE Stak, in a special Pullman car, attached to the train due here at 3:37 tbls after- noon, but the train was halt hour late, and was nat expected to arrive tll a few mo- ments aiter four. Members oi the French lega- tion were ready to meet them at the depot and escort them to the Ariington Lotel. There gre about 20 iu the party coming trom New ———— Wedding Bells. There was a pretty morning wedding at St. John’s Church today at 12:30 when Miss Heard, daughter of Mr, Augustine Heard, was married to Mr. Russell Gray, of Soston. Tue church Was artificially lighted. Mr, Wm. C. Endicott, jr. Mr, Augustine Heard, jr, Mr. John Heard, Jr., brothers of the bride, ana Mr, Woodbury Lowery acted as ushers and seated the guests In the ‘body of tue chureb, Mr, H. W. Switt was best man to the groom. The cere- mony was performed by Rev. Dr. Leonard. Miss Heard and Miss Amalie West, the British minister's youngest daughter, were the bride’s only attendants. ‘Tuey wore simple short dresses Of white point d'esprit, the bodices pointed front and back at the neck and the opening gloves were % and the full draperies were caught ap with large loops of cream-colored miubon. The bride wore a magnificent robe of white satin, the front of which was draped with rare old point, ‘The tulle veil was caught with orange blossoms, and white lilac, and the bridal bouquet was a small bunch of white roses and maiden bair ferns, Avout her falr neck was clasped a neck- lace of pearls, from which was suspended across ol pearis, aud w large ornament of 18 fastened the low bodice In the front, Waite gloves and white satin slippers com— pleted the bridul toilet. e_bride- maids preceded the bride to the altar, being escorted by ber father, who gave her away, and Mr, Swift, awalied the bridal party on the altar, After the ceremony a wedding breakiast Wwasserved at the residence vt Mr. and Mrs. Heard, 1777 Massuchusetts avenue, and in the afternoon Mr. and Mrs. Gray departed on their wedding journey. Their 1uture home will be in Boston. ‘Other weddings to-night will be that of Miss Fannie Jeannette Moses, .nughter of Mrs. L. T. Moses, and Mr. A:bert'Harper, wo ure to be married at Mount Vernon Place church at7 o'clock. ‘Mr. William Newton Strong and Miss Jose- nine Douglass will be murried at the New ‘ork Avenue church, by the Rev. Richard D. Harlan, of the First Presbyterian churen, New York clly, at 7:30 tbls evening. Tue brides- maids will be Miss Katherine Douglas, Miss Lowry, Miss Hodge and Miss Mary Ely, of New York. ’ The best ian will be Mr. Grier Monroe, The ushers will be Mr. Blair’ Lee, Mr. Peter Parker, jr., Mr, H.B. McParland and’ Mr. Chas, C.Savake, of Philadelphia; Mr. Alex. Larned, of Baitimore,and Naval Paymaster Speel. The bridui dress ‘ts of corded wulte slik,and the bridesmaide are to wear dresses of white stk with demi trains and carry buquets of piuk aud yellow roses, Lieut, Ridgely Hunt and Miss Virginia D, Kearney will be married at Ascension churca AL eight o'clock. ‘The best man will be dir. ‘Thomas Hunt, and the ushers Mr. Livingston Huot, Mr, Heiry Munroe, Mr. Gnerard! Davis, and Mr. Artudr Goldsborough. ‘The brides” maids are Miss Nellie Hunt, Miss Lena Porter, Miss Rose Goaverneur, Miss Victoria Emory, Miss Nellie West und Miss Nellie Anger, Tueir dresses ure of White silk mnuil, with washes of white moire. The bride’s dress is of white sutin. Admiral Upsuur gives away the bride, ‘The newly wedded pair will spend the winter in New York city. ———— Secretary WHITNEY did not return to Washington to-day, as wus supposed, but is expected to arrive this evening. Secretary Enpicort, who returned trom Boston this morning, was not at the War de- partment to-day, He was at the White House twice, however. Tue PRESIDENT, accompanied by Col. Lamont, willieave Washington Sunday after- noon for Boston. He will attend the celebra- tion of the 250th anniversary of Harvard cvllege ou Monday, aud will nold a feception in Funeuil tall Monday evening. He expects to return to Washington on ‘tuesday. filled with SUPPLIED WITH ELECTION NEws.—Arrange- Moents were made last night so that Secretary Manning, Secretary Lamar and Attorney Gen- eral Gurlund were supplied with election tele- grams at their homes, AMONG THE PRESIDENT’s CALLERS today were Secretary Endicott, Senator Morrill, As- sistant Secretary Porter, Assistant Secretary Thompson and Gen. Hazen, Gun, Hazen Unanked the Presideut tor appointing Sergeant Brainard to @ second Meutenaney in the army. PERSONAL.—Cardinal Gibbons went to St. Charles college, Howard county, Md., to-day,.to attend the feust-day ceremonies of the instita- tion to-morrow.—General Pelissier and @. Kel- ler of France are at tue Arlingvon.—Senator Edmunusand wifeand Admiral Porter and fam- Uy were registered in New York last nikut——J. d. Kendrick o1 Rhode Island, M. Murray of New York aud 5. M. Say/ord of ‘Boston, are at we Riggs.——W. M. Curroil, J. Cowon, John Keil ung, J. B. aieiville of "New York, aud MK Dwfer, P. Dwyer and E. Lewis 0: Brooklyn, are at Willurd’s.—air. Blaine revarned to New Yoré last aight, having gained tour pounis Welght during tuis campaign's work in Peony VYauis and New Jersey.—Jobo ©. Gray and Henry W. Swift of Boston ureat Wormiey’s — N. i Dawson of Washington was in St. Louly on Monday.——J. B. Hollingshead and J. H. Ray- mond of New York are at the Metropolitan, — Ex-President Artnur was 100 ill to vote yester- dup, feeling Worse than for several days previe ously.—J. T. Uliman of St. Louis, 8, Lichten- ste and David Gideon of New York, are at Welcker’s —Emil Winter of Pittsburg, G. M. Glurk, of Cinemnatt, J.J. Kirby, ot Detrotn, Gen, T. L. Crittenden, and A. P. Maudsley Loudun, wrest the Eubii—Mr. EG, Knight of Monticello, Luinois, is visiting his brother, air, A. P. Knight inthis city.——Gen. KF, Beale returued iust evening irom Cullioraia, EVIZABETH SairH’s W1LL.—The will of the lateKiizavetn Sunita, Bled (o-day, leaves tot 1, 4q. 117, Wo her graudsou, Thomas Heury Smitu, aud in ase of bis death to the remaining chil: dren of bis son Thos, H.; to Ler granddsugut tel Sadie Smitu, her household turuit aud the rest Of ber reui estate to uer son, I. Ie, then to bis children. ‘money be expended in the erectiun of a dwell- 3. 1886—WITH SUPPLEMENT. 7 THE EXTRA MEETING. ‘The Racing at Ivy City To-day Opens ‘Under Favorable Aanpices, GOOD WEATHER, A LARGE ATTERDANCE AXD SPIRITED TRIALS OF SPEED. ‘The extra meeting of the Natioval Jockey club opened to-day under much more favora- ble auspices than the regular meeting last week. ‘The weather was all that could be asked—clear and Just cool enough to be pleasant. The track was In splendid condition aud the entries as- sured fine racing. There was apprebension among some that horses enough would not re- main here to furnish good sport this week, but today's card dissipated all such feara It would be difficult to make up five better races ‘The attendance was large and the pretty weather brought the ladies out in numbers, All the bookmakers, stable owners and others con- nected with the turf who went to New York to ole returned in time to open up business to- ye TODAY'S PROGRAM. ‘The extra meeting of the National Jockey club opened to-day withacard of five good aces as follows: First race—Purse of which $100 to second, for all ages. Seven turongs—Harry Russell, 103 sPounds; Jim Douglass, 245; Barnum, 120; Mamie Hunt, 100; Pegasus Pericies, 105; Alamo, 103; Giesuer, Soe zie Dwyer, 21085 ‘tile Doe, 100; Nellie Van ly Edgefteid,) Second race—Purse $400, of which $100 to second, for two-year olds. A bine, 110 pounds; Relax, 107; Pleasantry, 97; Falsehood, 100; Ermine, 97; Valiant, 200; Count of which 875 to sithihd °Puce—Puree race—! second, for all ages, The winner to be sold. One mile and a sixteenth. Hermitage, 93 pounds; Big Head, 92; 109; Pontico, 106; Nellie Van (Edgetield,) 101; Lancaster, 104; Mamie Be 105; John G, 103; Miss Daly, 10 Gaisra, 94) Havosa Qormecy Tacoma) 103 Sinter,'9100; MeHowling, 100; Frankie B, 100; Fourth Ruce—A band tatakes of $20 ar “A. handicap sweet a, if declarea; tbe club. ‘Ww add $500, of each, or 35 which $100 to second. ‘One mile and an eighth. Areting A158 pounds; Millie, 112; Frank 108; I Prince, 103; Bonanza, 102; 99. Filth rasena tres hurdle bugdieap, purse $400, of which $100 to second. One inile and @ quarter, over five burdles—Tenuessee, 156 Pounds; Burr Oak, 150; Puritan, 185; Rusbrook, P35; Pope Leo, 138. Hunt in the first race, and Mamie Hogan, Miss Daly aud Maggie A. 1b tbe tnird. Gleaner, notwithstanding his defeat last wee! was a favorite in the first race. The odds iai: were: Gleaner, even money; Baroum, 2 to Jim Dongiass, 4 to 1; Pericies and Teiie Doe, euch 12 to 1; Pegusus, 8 to 1; Liasie Dw 1; Nelile’ Van, 15 to 1; Harry Russell, 25 to 1; ahd Alamo, 36 to 1. In the first race Pegasus bad some strong backers, because of bis performances last week, and Telie Doe carried considerabie place money. THE FIRST RACE WON BY TELIE DOR. The First race was won by Telle Doe; Gleaner, second; time, 1:27%g; mutuuly paid $87.85. RELAX WINS THE SECOND RACE. Odds on second race: Relax, 7 to 5; Pleasan- try,4 to 1; Dunbine, 8 to 1; Ermine, 4 to 1; Falsehood, 15 to 1; Valiant, 25 to 1; Count Luna, 50 to 1. ‘The second race was won by Relax, Dunbine second. ‘Time, 1:16%. _ Mutuais paid’ $12.60. ae NEW JERSEY. The Democrats Have a Majority of Five in the Legisiature, Tresto: J., Nov. 3.—In the third con- gressional 1 Kean, rep., is elected. For assembly Monmouwn' county bas one democratic and two republican © members. Warren has two democratic members, aud Union county one democratic and two repub- lican members, The iegislature stands as follows: Senate, republicaus, 11; democrats, 10; assembly, repubiicans, 27; demucrats, 33; deinocratic majority on jofnt ballot, 5. Se Se FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL, ane The, Now York Stock Market. ¢ following are the opening an 72, prices ofthe New Yor stocs Market ton,, an ported by special wire 10 H. H. Dodge, 049 Loth street: 1 mer furlongs—Dun- ‘ard, b Put, 108; Gonfaion, 105; Bonnie netie, ‘posted at noon were: Mamie er, 10 Name; 0. S00) JON a Name CE Dod 102 (10% LiL, CO onvee. 1344 ZS Ned. cen ou NY. Cent" (123 Washington Stock Exchange. The following changes trom Saturday's quotations onthe Wasbingtou Siocs Exchange? at- noted today: U. 8. dys, Asvl, coupon. 111% bid, 117 xsKed. wy S digs, ABUL. Fegustered, 110% 011'110% 4 ked. D.C per” imp. Gs. ipui, cits 118 pad, Ob por. fp, 7s, iso” curreticy. 1igiy oid. “Market Stock Ts. 1sb2, ciirrency, 117 oid” u-year S-605, 1024, currency, 119% Zo-year fund, 63, 1592, cou ington and Georgetown’ RK. MELFOpOLUAD «6s. SOCK, 1 ‘uid, Columbia RR. stock, 36” bid.“ Washington Gus, 39, asked. Georgetown Gas, 42 bid. Firemeu's Ins, rma 103 “ase, 33 asked “Colbie 10s. 15k wine. American Ins. 148 vid. Poomac Ins, 58 wd. 8 bid, 8% asked. ington Market stoee, 22usk-u, Washington Murkes bonds, 1U8 bid. Wasuiugion Brick Mucuine, 110 bid,” Buu Of waa: ington, 24) bid. Sauoual “sietropolltan Bank, 136 bh eens aud ace <. deorgetown. 198% bid, 165 asked." Citizeus’ National bans, Lis% Bla “pov, Nutional aug, 110 bud, Beal ate Tite tusursuce, 11 Hea Be on Dit Cawapense ais vn Tel Guy 82g bid, be asked. BALTIMORE, Mo., 96, panedue coapous, Sahu to-day. BALTIMUKE, Mo. diag, 0 lode au and western 4 do-auy i exinn 3.00510: Siunly.’S.0y do, superlative Peteut, Sao Wheat soutugrn steauy? Wweswern Gall unt” easy? southern fous guns southern amber, oasv: ‘No.2 western winter red spot aud Noveuiver, swuaszia: Deve ber, “Gis igs January, Somsse. coru=souchert steddy; western quiet and steady—southern waite, +3 S45 Southern yellow, autor western mixed: spou date ado: Novemoer and Veceuwer, 444040; January, 444 S46, Unis quiet ani steady —ssucucru, Sus; westera Sante, Suede: western culxed, Slade; reunsylvania, Buasd. Kye steady, 66058. “Hay dull aud iower— prime. to’ choles Wetera, i2.0va14.00,, “Proviso ciet and sieaiy. "Mes pork 110%. Bulk meats Mbuiders, Gg: clear rb sides, 7i: hams, 1Sialsiy Tanoreueds figs Butter fratcreamery, ousts wentern pucsed, Ioal&, gg firm, sluc, Pewolewm Keniyofeuned! O%, Conte Sem and higaer- tio cargoes, ordinary w fair, 12alzig Sagar steady—A ‘soit, Si copper refined firm, 1utal0y. Whisky leads j.it0l 36. Freiguis eee of Steamer dui a, d uominal-Sovtton, 78.4 agar 13.90, 25,00 burres ¥. 3-—Virginis consolidated, teu-foruies, 4o%;new threes, .50U bushels; Fr} Suat’sb.0u0 bartels; wheat, 10,000 bushels, ‘cura, (35,UUU busbe.s, Sales—waeal, 493,0uu bushels corn, 21,000 bushels, Killed by « Jealous Husband. ‘THE VICTIM SAID TO HAVE RUINED THE HOME OF A SHREVEPORT PHYSICIAN. J.C. Kirkpatrick, tormerly of Shreveport, was shot and killed at Crescent hall, in New Orleans, yesterday, by Dr. T. G. Ford, of Shreveport. ‘Tne shooting was the result of family troubles. Walter Parker, who has charge of the saloon under Crescent hall, says that the two men en- tered the room from Canal street, Kirkpatrick: ir. Ford, coming in ares aoeely followed by and Colef of lice Austin, of Shreveport. Kirkpatrick appeared to be ‘trying to escape from: Ford, and at Kirkpatrick, The latter saloon and got to the entrance of the oyster sa- juon, when Kirkpatrick turned aroun twen Ford fired bis lust shot, which struck stunt death. jd several, dogualuted with Ki ok iu Burevepurt, who succeed. affection. A suit tor divorce followed, aud Mca. Ford left her home and came to New Orleans a Kirkpatrick. A dispatch from that cit tuys: ‘They were slopplug at» house on’ BL Charles avenue. Mrs. Ford has several children Shreveport. Dr. Ford came to the city on last Friday, Kirkpatrick was a delicate. but haud- biack ‘about two years ago, while he om; as 8 draguist at Sureveport. | Her ‘hasan’, she says, was addicted the bavit and SA owas Oratal in his treatment ot her, ‘a they had been married fourteen Several times her husband had invited ok 1o his vifice and sought an t without avail. In June last she, by ber divores, and on' ‘came to this cityand juarters St212 St Charles street On Tune ie'Rire fiving at tis house a8 Brother Bu sister ‘but j ii 15 2 i : i Z* g if A it : E 5 i E i i i 88 about five leet abeud of and ck on the chin and through to the patrick 01 sp ysoree) pep 2 It is stayed that the trouble between the two men was in reference to Fora’s wile, a fue- looking woman, who lived happily with her reurs. until se became their drag clerk, in alienating her fe Al interesting Ejectment Case. A WOMAN WHO BOUGHT HER HUSBAND. ‘The Circuit Court, Judge Hagner, has been engaged In an interesting ejectment case; that of Milly Thomas, represented by Mr. C. C. Cole, sgt. Putrick Reagan, represented by Messra, E> A. Newman and A. A. Birney. Ik was sbown that one Letitia Speak was formerly a slave in Charles county, Md., where she married oue Joseph Speak, atter the manner of slaves, be being owned’ by a neighboring planter, and Wey bad seven or eight chiidre: Some of these children were sold, many years ago, “0 ia,” and she having purchased herself came to Washington, and subsequentiy bought ber husband and ht him to this city, Tab6, when he died," She nequied property on when he acquired pi oD Sd street, between Gand H northwest nad tel it by will to her daughter, Winoy Anw, during her life. Reagan obiained tile by purchase at &_trustee’s sale uuder a deed of trust trom Winuy Ann. {The latter having died Milly Thomas sues af the sole heir of Letitia Speak. The point is made by the deiendant tbat the plaiatin Wo recover, mustahow wiat became of er brothers and sisters, and the plaintiff claims that they not having been heard irom for seven Years are to be regurded as dead. The court ruled that the Jary might, from the proof of cohabitation, here lufer that the Sparks among slaver, sud that te acts of Congtens mong slaves, and that the acts of legalized their marriage. He uiso ruled that seven years’ absence and no knowledge having been received of who had been sold away ‘was presumptiv. yw that they were dead. The jury revu verdlot for plaintiff ior one-half of the land. ee Death of Rev. Wm. A. Horgan. HIS DEMISE EARLY THIS MORNING—ARRANGE- MENTS FOR THE FUNERAL AT ST. DOMINIC'S CHURCH. Rev. Wm. A. Horgan, 0. P., of St, Dominic's choreb, died this morning at 1:45 o'clock at the convent attached to the church, He was born in County Traiee, Ireland, in 1845, and was consequently 41 years of age. He wasattacked two weeks ago last Saturday with hemorrhages from the lungs, which continued up to the time vfhis death, Drs, Stafford and Lovejoy attend- ed him, and the sormer remained with him most constanuly. He came to St. Dominic’ church, in this city, eight years ago, and by his charity and pleasant demeanor made many friends, He was especially considerate of the F, Which class will undoubtedly greatiy mise im. He did much toward the erection of St. Domiole’s hall,which was recently opened, and it is thought that he over-exeried himnséil in this cause. He always exerted himself in be- halfofchureh missions, His funeral will take lace from St. Dominic's church Friday morn- ng at 10 o'clock. The clergy will begin the GhAnLINg Of the office of the dead at 9 o'clock, aiter which solemn high requiem mass will be celebrated, The body will lie tn siate in the church until the hour of the funeral. A meet- Ing of the Holy Name society of St. Dominic's church, of which the deceased was spiri rector, has been called for to-morrow 7:30 Glock to take action in regard to bis ee District Government Affairs. RETAIL LIQUOR LICENSES were Issued to-day to: Francis Hall, Matilda Ross & Co., Wm, M. Hughes & Co.. Jacob Herd- man, Chas. W.: James, Curistine Platz, Jos. W. Fillens, Michael C. Fox, Jon Albert, Joshua Clark, ‘George Woods, Jonn J. Binder, John Sacks, Catherine Gritiin, Ernst Gersvenberg, Jobn Crowiey, James Kelliher, Jas, 0. Holmes, Krost F, Treiber, John D, Suilivan, Joua B. Prout, Charles H.’ Raub & Co., Nannie Goddard, Vietor Roux, W. D. Bexchy, Joan Maher & Co. Daniel Sweeney, Charies B. Coffin & Co., Anna C. Hosen, Johanna A. Donoghue, Daniel Ryan, Julius Paten, Jere Lynch, Frank Blake, Chas. ‘A. Kreaner and John Baum. BUILDING PERMITS issued by Inspector Entwisie: John Sherman, erect a three-story and busemeat dwelling, Massachusetts avenue, between 17th aud 18Ub streets northwest; $16,000, tend a brick workshop, Mary’ 2d street southwest; $000. Jona Beaman, re- pair brick store, 1419 New York avenue north- West; $300. Samuel Pollock, repair brick dwelling, 1008 7th street southeast; $300. Jas. H. Graut, erect Seven dwellings, k street and Delaware avenue southwest; '35,6v0. Jas, Ricuardson, repair brick store, 218 12th street northwest; $600. Mrs. Mary Wall, repatr frame dwelling, hortheast corner 1st and B stresis southeast; $125. MISCELLANEOUS. The District Commissioners have appointed Thomas Hayes to be private of the fire depart- ment, to fill the vacancy occasioned by tbe suicide of Private ce, of truck B. ‘The Commissioner# have granted Congress street M, P. Sunday school, oi Georgetown, the right to use the hall at Curtis school building for an entertainment. ‘George W. Roberts hus been appointed an ad- ditional private of police for duty between 7th and 10th streets, from Maryland avenue to B street. ‘Tue Commissioners have addressed a letter to the British legation giving all the tacts which they have learned irom the police in reference to Jobu Williams, pow in the Wash- ington jail for obiaiuing money under fulse preteuses and whoclalins to be a British citizen, J, B More, 57 K street, uas writien w tue District Commissioners urging them to persuade the Baltimore and Ohio ratiroad company “to take up as speedily as able ali their iracks.| from the northeast section, commencing trou ‘H street northeast and Duiaware avenue.” The paper has been reterred to the Eng.ncer Com- missioner. G. Crany has been directed to redress the old stone curbings throughout tae District. The Commisslouers have ordered that “the Nicolais Brothers restrict their occupancy of square souiLeast 267 to the proper boiding, aud. at once remove alll structures uuder thelt usafruct or control Ubat be within the limits of the public way as shown on the official pian.” Tue Baltimore United Oil Co., by L. D. Pas sano, petition for the privilege of placiig on the premises Known ws SqGare 711 an irou tank, together with sucu improvements as may be necessury Ww conduct the business Of thy stor age of petroieum at.d ils products. ‘Lieut. Buveler, of tue Dtth precinct, reports to Maj. Samuel E. Walker that a train of cars on tue B. und P. railroad, between 7:30 aud on Ociober 31, bad ali Une streets be~ ew Jersey avenue aud 6tt street south- east blocked up for fully oue-vail hour. ‘Bugineer Commissioner Ludiow ts in Patia~ delpuia to-day. —— Transfers of Real Estate. Deeds in fee have been flied as follows: John W. Easby to F. W. Rest, lot 7, sq. 925; $—. Ade- lecia Cheatham to Elizabeth 8. Cameron, part 42, sq. 108; $380, E. A. Fay, trustee, wo Nene- lots 10,11, part 12” and 15. 75. Jobo i. Sueiton to Surah be. part 14, ~g. 118; $260. A. Jay w N. C. Newsom, sub luis 39 Lo 44, sg. 85; $654. John W. Paxion et ai. to Mutiida Ratueriord, lot 3, sq. 290; $—. James H. Winslow to M. ¢, Barnard, part 6, bik. 18, Etingbam; $500. M. CG Baruard to James ii. Winsiow, same property; $500. Robert J. Wynne to Jobn C. Weidman, sub lot 21, sq. 417; $2,600. W Homiller ‘to J.T. Varnell, Scott Odway and Terra Firma; $26,500. John Linder cval. 1 Annie B. Raff, lot 3, sq. 864; $3,155.62. W. aniah G. Ordway yse et ai., trustees, to D. A. 'Waltersion, sub Meese Sq S46: GULZ Sarai A. Leighton to Marie L. Walker, parts 21 and 22, sq. w. of 553; $1,200. James L. Barvour to Rebecca A, Blaine, part lol 6, sq. 942; 33,086. Wilbelmina Soevyn, w T. T. Keane aud M. J, Keane, sub lots 3 and 4, viock 4, Meridian Hill; $3,750, W. 0. Den- nison to Clara Lugersoll, part lou 28, 29, ag. 479; $-. EJ. Hannon to Mary Latnrop, sub lot 102, sq. 71; $1,650. J.B. Fitzhugh to Mary R. Ridgway, sub lot 26, 8q. 897; $2,000. Richard Foster to James B. Jobnsou, lot 7, block 5, Ettingham; $250. John Sherman to Guiseppe Maraneili, sub lots 63. and 89, sq. 725; $1,600. Alien C. Clark to Jos. A. Repottl part sq-eust of 1083; $B. W Giasel'to Seanle "Woodward, tot 22,” sq. 303; $856.00. C. C. Nott to James A. Butes, iot 79 and part 80, 6q. 157; $10,475.68. an W. Tyler to Thomas Heany, part sq. 52: 1,400. Ghas. V. Trott to Susan Dugger, sub lot 143, “a. 181; $5,000. Corcoran Fire Iusurance to W. Walker, lot 68, 99, 234; $2,500. Fannie i Mieleall t ‘Anus B. Holisaay” fot's, ble 40, Nortn University grounds, 32,537.00. W.F. Lewis to Jas. F. Kelley, 1ov'97, Long Meadows; 1,300, W. E. Hodge to Susaii M. Kavanaugi, Ts ee jutebeu: , bik 3, Howat . F, L Retenert to Joun.G. Bie ligk, &. 3 sub, 31, 8g, 466; $3,000, Saine to ary Bierigk. D. My do.; $8,000. J. T. 8. Crog- n to Frances G. Croggon, ‘pis, 13 and 14, »q. {66,g1,500. W. N- Croggon ‘to Mary E. Shreve, t. 12, do; $1,000. L. B. Shoemaker to J. M jobu-ton, half interest lot 8, sq. 1186; $—. J. M. Jonnsion to L. P. Shoemaker, bal: iuterest ju ‘lots 7 and 8, do; $—. Bd. Warder to Julia L. Prall in tust, pt. 4, sq. 18; $9,793, M. Sells gh.al.to.O, Pirkinacn, lots 31 aud 33, 44: 935; 500. largaret Just to 9, 9g. 732; $—. Part 18, do; §—-. C. H. Wo dane Jacob ken wo B. Barnstein, lois 3 acd 4, aq. 725; #— i i ii i | i ey lt Fethia3 i Hs pret i & A Dinner to the Count de Lesseps. A DISTINGUISHED COMPANY MEETS HIM IB PUILADELPEIA, At noon yesterday Count de Lesseps was the gest of George W. Childs at dinner at the Hotel Belewue, in Philadelphia. The count was received in the parlor by Mr. Childs, and, after the Introduction, was escorted to the lange dining hali on the second floor. The decora- ions of the corridors and banquet hall were remarkably rich, ‘The table formed a complete cirele, in the center of which stood an auvumn tree. At the base of this design Was @ group of smail palins and cbrysanthemams of every hue, Arcand tne inner edge of the table was ® double ‘row of chrysanthemum and vetween (hese and the plants at the base © tree was a pathway of oak leaves. The guests sat only at he outer edge of the table, the ianer baif being decorited by a serpentine course of smilax in- tertwined with leaves and Sevres vases filled with La France, American Beauty, Bennett, Catherine Mermet aod otuer varieties of roses, each Vase containing Mowers of one color only. Covers were laid for fify-four. Among the guests who sai down at ihe tabie, formed some- What afler (ue round-robin order, 90 Ubat there sould be no head, were J. H. B. Latrobe, Balti« more; Robert Garrett, president Baitimore and Ohio ratiroad: James fe Brewer, Baltimore, Ee vw SH. Reynolds, Lancas- tery James H. Ogiesby, New Orieans, AJ. Drexel, Joseph’ Patterson, Win. Henry Rawle, Wayne MacVeagh, Daniel Dougherty, Col. A: McClure, Charies Emory Smith, Charles BL Warburion, Gibson Peacock, Wim, V. McKeon, wicott Williams, Joun Norris, M.P. Handy, W. W. Harding, Uol. Puizgerala, Clayton Me- Michael, Roberw’S. Davis, L. Ciark Davis, J. W. King and Jobu Cadwallader. It was said that At te Count de Lesseps’ intention to Visit Waste ington to-day, and on Saturday next to return to France. Hour, Beculen ~see- Tragedy On a Train. A JEALOUS MEXICAN MURDERS A WOMAN AND WOUNDS MEK DAUGHTER, A telegram irom Laredo, Texas, November 1, Says: A thrill of horror spread Uarough the two Laredos this morning wueu the details of one of the most diabolical and merciless murders ever committed became Known on te street, At the Mexican depot on this side of the river U7 o'civex Luis morning, as the train pulled out for Monterey, a fie looking Mexican Woman Was observed ou the trait. She was about thirty-three Years old. On eltner side of Uer sat two happy aod brigtit looking girls, twin sisters, ber dauguters, During tue uiveen mit Uies 10 took the train to reach tue depot in Ne Laredo tse passengers on the coach were at- tracted Uy the unusual happiness and gayeyy of the two children, which seemed in ‘strong jowed down at New Laredo ‘as seen lo spring on the platiorm oF We rear‘couch, but tor a Whlie was prevented irom entering by another Mexican, Who bel the door knob. The detention was but tor ® moment, for in the next insjant Ube door was pushed Open wod Ube desperate Mexican en- tered the ear and Waiked stragut tw tbe seat Where sat the motuer aud Ler two children, Throwing bis left arm around ber, with his rignt bund he placed an English bulldog pistol to her breast and at onceopened deadly tire Upon her, three balis passing iuto ber body. Not satisiled with Lis helusis Work he fred bail into tie tace of one of Lue Lwin sisters, the buli entering under the right eve aud coming oul venind the ear, By Unis time the guards had rusved in and secured Jain, © imeantime a pauic existed. ‘The heart's blood of tue poor woman spuried vat in eri streams Upon the seals and apou Lhe ai the coact.. Above ail the eoncusion eo heard Ube territied shrieks of the (wo children. Xue womau lived about one nour. The wounaed cLiid is stil alive, but iMtUe Lopes are enter tained for is recovery. Tue motive of tuis terrible deed had its fowudauon in that prolific source tue Aiexican race—jealousy, [seers taut the InUrdered WornaN Was & WidOW OF rempectauility. aimed Josetia Gomez, but ior some Ume had bad an intrigue with ner murderer, whose name was Kovendez. Becoming Ured of er disgrace she had piaubed vo desert him and go tw tue city of Monterey 1 live, and with taut purpose ia view came to this side to Lake the train tn order (aut ber movemvots migut not be Knows to him, How tearwully ber plans mie curried isulready told. The murderer ts 1 Jisily and will await Lhe siow acuon of the Mexioai cours for bis puuisiument, ‘so The Astor Mouse Chef Will Live. SHOT ON A POINT OF HONOR BY THE WAITER, WHO COMMIFTED SUICIDE. The New York Sun to<lay says: Charles Bavip, the French cuef of tue Astor house, who was shot on Monday night by Joseph On, @ waiter, Who aiterward killed himself, will probably get well. He is now at the Chambers street hospital. Ott was a Hungarian. He was boro in Budapest twenty-nine yours agoand came bere in 1580. i jormerly a walter at tue Gilsey house, He uved at 246 east 34th Street with his brother. He was usually quiet aud courteous, OU's brother says thal the Wailer had been insulted by the chef,apd that tbe latter bad reiused to apologize. “Ir you do not apologize,” Ort i reported to have said to the chet, “yuu Will be worry Jor it. I will give you a chance beiore two Wiluesses 10 say you are sorry for What you said. You haves iminiiy, and 1 dou’t want todo you baru; bus You must apologize.” Olt Will be buried In Greenwood. ‘The faneral will be from 109 Greenwicu stree = ee Canadian Postal Reciprocity. PROPOSED MEASURE TO ABOLISH THE POSTAL DUTIES ON UNITED STATES NEWSPAPERS, An Ottawa dispaten says: A year ago the do mintou parliament passed a bill abolishing postage Ou all newspapers golug out from the office of pubiication. According to the postal treaty this enabied Cavadian publishers to send Weir newspapers to any poiut in the United States und elsewhere postaye tree, while on ail American papers coming into Cauada postage ad tw ve puid by Uie American puviisher, Within tie past few years, owing Uo Une largely jucreased nainber of Canaidiaus who bave gone toreside iu tue United States, the mumver of Causdian papers sent into tbe Unlied States hus grown to ve quite an Luportant item in the volume oi mail maticr passing from Canada across the boundary ine, and die douinion aue woriies are now begiuuing to tear Laat Chie one-sided reciprocity st Mauch longer, aud Ulal sume oluer arrangement Will have t be mude with the Postivaster Geueral of the United States by waich United stat Will be admitted into Canadaun Ube same te as Canadian papers are adinitted tere. The dominion government ngnize the ome sided Character 01 tue a — vee YANKRE FISHERMEN Au Oal, dispaten says: It seems wore than proba cat Will bave 10 again send rs whick were wilhe uu Uhe fistery proveclive service, as ib is reported (o (he tuiuister of the marine and fisheries that Ush bave again struck iu in quuntilies.aiong ihe coast ot Cape Breton aud taat American fishermen, taking adVaulage of {we absence Of cruisers, have @ iree coast an ure Swarming instore Within the Unrce-mil limit in pursuit oi fish. AL present they are having it pretty much ail their own way. The government gives oul that Lhe provisions of the Treaty o€ 1518 will ce eulorced in the future even more rigidly than beiore, the puirol ser Vice being now ‘muci more effective. — Mr. Bowell, minisver oi customs, has consented to uilow American fisting Vessels to procure tood at Canadian ports on heir homeward trip only. Oxe CoLp Arrer ANoruer will, with many constitutions, securely estavlish the seeds of ‘consumptivn in the system. 11 you are in peed of a remedy for any lung trouble or tnroat dim ease, you will ud Dr, Juyue’s Expoctorans always prompt and efficacious. draws 1 Rho DOUGHERTY—O'NEILL At New York city, om y the Rev. Kichard Brew . uf New York cay, to Mad A O'Reul, of Wasuingion, v.C. : ‘KLLEY—LUSK. On Wednesday, October 27th, 1880, a the Fesidesice of the brides pareuis, by tbe Kev, Wun. A. Bartlet, ¥. U.. Giyites 2 wiley of Westiield, Mass, lo KLIZABETH BLAY LUSK, of this city. nappa: DIED. CRUIT, On the morning of November 24, 1886, RACHARD CRUIT, aged scveuty-righ. yeare avers! Wil, take pusce irou his lave fesldence, 727 Kleveuih treet uortumest, stuureuay sivecaven, at dieloce. ielaaves sud frichds are rempectiul y Invited Traneua. “atembere uf the Uruest, Inusbilanws Ameo Gistion and Coveusut L dge of Odd Peuowsare lo Sited.” (Suittimore, Puiadeipuin and Brookiys papers diene copy. 5 BN oo= in the full rlomph of Christian, faith, om Gesuny, Noveuswer Z, 1000, at do pun. Ru\_UYBON, widow Of the Late Charis Lyson, of mi cy wes oe ae Hest is peas. Notice offunera hereatter. . FITZGERALD. At s:av pm. Monday, November ieee, MAGGIE Ache Zouniat daughter of Mage mud tid s hager GRinerai will ke pace fou the residence of her moder, 200 Fuas-addce Hail strect suutu estat o230, rt gg ee scl tr volcwck, ‘ine friends of the teanay BS raattuly tavited to anena = ‘November 3, 1606, a8 GRURGE Shi ‘lends are las iteu to aitena- At Ne Va, Suuday, October Sls, 1056 e osb0'p ms THOMAS Ma iDK, A ber ta tn Site year ef tis age. ‘Funets.. irom his late residence, No. 109 Greaby street, on Tuesday, November 2d. at p.m. HORGAN. The Kev. W. A. HOWGAN, 0. this tive at 1:43 o'clock thus