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Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1874-01-14
200 PIANOS AND ORGANS

New and Secord-H Hand, Of First-f lass Makers, will
be sold at Lower Prices for cash. or on installmens
in City OF Country, During this Financial Crisis
and tn Holidays, by HORACE WATERS & son.
1st broadway, than ever before offered in New
York. Agents Wanted to sell Waters Celebrated
Pianos, Concerto and Orchestral organs. Illus.
trated Catalogues mailed. Great inducements 10
the Trade. \ large discount to Ministers, Church.
es, Sunday-Sch OILS, etc.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1874-01-14

The Vermont papers are INDUSTRIOUS
ly nominating all their friends for Cover
nor.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1874-01-14

Travel in all the roads is lighter
than usual at this season,
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1874-01-14

EMINENT MEN OF SCIENCE have discovered that
electricity and magnetism are deyeloped IN tho
system from the iron in the blood, This accounts for
the debility, low spirits. and lack of energy q por.
son reels when this vitei element bscomes reduced,
The Puruvian Syrup. a protoxide Of iron snnnljes
the hilcod with It's iron element, and is tho only
~culation.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1874-01-14
PEABODY MEDICAL INSTITUTE


When II thing is counterfeited, it is a proof of los
excellence and popularity. The Peabody Medical
institute lisa case in point. Founded in good faith
many years ago, and the only establish oftbe
KIND III the country, its success and ever-increasing
popularity finally caused the name Medical IN
s%ttute) to he piratod and adopted by a lot of in
famous quacks, empires and prc;enders. who have
been endeavoring to cheat the public by sailinp
uuder a stolen flag. The founder Of the Peabody
Mehica! Institute can in NO way he held respon-
sihl f1r this misuse IF the name of a reputable
ana well-k nown curative establishment and leai-
mate medical institution, which has been from The
sta rt specially devoted to the treatment of nervous
derangemcnts and affections, from whatever cause
proceeding. During its existence there has heen
issued from 1t several medical publications: ouite
recently a work on Diseases Of the Nervous Sys-
TEN. which have had almost u world. wide ciren1a.
ton and popularity. Thise publications suficient.
" attest the htg' character Of tho institution nm.
dor whose patronage these medical works have
been published. Meantime II is gratifying TO know
at severa! of tho i%mpuient chnrlatans. who
nave stolen ITS name to cover their nofirious pric
t'eos, are getting their deserts in the penal insti-
tutl"hs OF The Commonwealth tn. -Boston HEARD, oupl
Asa FAMILY MEDICINE for coughs, colds and all
diseases or the lungs, no remedy seems TO be pain.
M the pubic favor like Weeks Magic Campcupd.
Tor the reason that 1t is alway s'found safe and re,
maple, 1T has zone more for me than all other
medicines" is what we hear said of it daily. Sold
BY all druggists. ono ~"
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1874-01-14

WORTHY OF NoTE.-An exchange saws there is
scarcely n. day passes that we do not hear. eItb r
from pcrs' n coming into our office ar in some way.
OF The success of Josason's Anodi ne Linimenf in the
euro of conshs and colds, so prevalent about town
now, Wv"
II wecan benefit the readers oftbe NEwspEALrR
any by recommending Parson's Pprg4tirr PITS to
he the hest aAti-bilious meadicine in the country,
we are wiling to do so, We have had about aS
good a chance to know as any one.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1874-01-14

NEAN E Made Rapidly with Stencil &
WYNN ~ Key Check Outfits Cata-
and full particulars FREE, s. NJ. SPENCER.
ll7iianover ST., Boston.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1874-01-14
REV. n, II. DOWNS
e X r !


has cured Thousands both OLD and young, and it
will cure you IL taken freely and In season.
~ Sold by all Druggists and Merchants. Price.
2oz 81 cents; I2oz$ s. 90 per bottle.
Forty years since. Elder Downs first manufactured
his Elixir in Northern Vermont, and it, remarks
bic cuies ut once brought it prominently before
the people of the United States and Canada. While
the sale has rapidly increased every year, other
medicines have been popular for a few months or
years, but their lack Of intrinsic value has con.
signed them to comparative oblivion. In %justiceb
DOWNS ELK IR, he II said. that II IL a duty peo-
pie to themselves that they continue to use
the article that has al ways cured them of their
COUGHS and COLDS, rather than to take or try
every new medicine that is puffed up and may DO
worthless. N. ~. DoUns' Earn is warranted 10 gfH
satisfaction. or the price DiH be refunded. Clergymen
will find this an excellent remedy for the Throat,
Chest and Lungs.
~ Ask for Pamphlet "Thriling Talo", Free ~
oil Drug and Country Stores.
HENRY & JOHNSON.
8m3 PrOprietors. Burlington, W.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1874-01-14

Hon. John l.. Mason of Richmond,
was confirmed by the Senate, as Collector
Of Internal Revenue for the laird Dis.
trict Of Vermont, on Tuesday last.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1874-01-14

EIK1EED, STOP THAT COUGH! DO NOT
H. NEGLECT A C0MMuN COLD EVEN FOR
DAY-IT MAY END IN CONSUMPTION AND
DEATH
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-11-04
THE CnUnTS

POLICE CoURT-Judgs Smell.
To-day, James a. Brown, forfeited collateral
Samuel Lee and George Thomas, loud aud
boisterOus; s. each. Anna Rives, a vagrant,
was sent down. Thomas Vinegar, blind va
grant, was sent down. James o. Houston same
charge; workhOuse. Maggie Blaine, Majors
alley ranger, charged with vagrancy; work
house. James and Mile GuTley, loud and
boisterous; James was fned So, and Mile dis !.
charged. Ellen Diggs forfeited collateral.
Jacob jackson forfeited collateral. William
Claree; same. Gustave Stalk, loud and bolster
ous; IS. Frank Hardin. same; S.. Melvlna
queen, profanity; So. John COnnell forfeited
collateral. John keefe, carrying concealed
weapons; dismissed. Also, charged with dis
orderly conduct; So Moses Lewis, forfeited
collateral. W. Ii. Boyd, same. Dennis SmaII-
WOOD, larceny OF pair of boots; $50 and costs
Amanda Buckuer, larceny of a shawl from Bo-
gan x Wyie's dry goods store; dismissed Cas-
gle Taylor, assault on Mary Parker; dismissed.
Hawkins Queen, assault and battery on George
Washington, by striking him in the head with a
brick; $50 and costs. Emma Matthews, assault
and battery on Maggie Blaine; S.. Oscar b.
Chishollne, assault and battery on Theophtlus
klmmell, county constable, while making a
levy on writ OF executions; $50. WIN. THOMPSON
ard VIM. Smith, larceny of an overcoat; $50
each or 60 days in jail. Thomas Etilmon, gem
teel looking young man, was charged with lar
ceny OF quantity OF bibles, prayer books, &c,
from VIM. l.. Cream valued at SO; grand jury.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-11-04

during recess they can look over them aud save
time by admitting some and singling out those
TO whose admission they will object.
MT. Hill said that having made out q primd
JGete case they had right TO pus in evidence
tnese messages which passed between the par
ues Tor what they were worth.
AT this point Il o'clOck) the court took 4 re-
cess, remsrking that If the counsel could not
agree among the msslv ss durin2'recess he would
settle the question after they came in.
After Recess.
On re-assembliDg at 4 O'Clock. Mr.. Dayidge
said that during recess they 1.-THE defsnce) al
examined the papers, and would announce tn at
they will agree that all written by parties 10 the
case should be admitted. There were Others
which they would admit with the understand
ing that they are to be connected hereafter
Mr.. Riddle then offered the following, dated
April 2, addressed to Whitley, signed Kettle
ship, in the handwriting of Shsiler: s'will Won
Be III New York tomorrow morning. IL so YOUR
friend will be there. State how am to get the
500" This was admitted.
ALTO, one to Cunz, signed Nettleship 6yyIU
De at the 0ffce to- morrow; all WE'LL" Also one
from Nettleship to CUM, dated New York:
Meet me on arrival OF early train to-morrow
and confidential"
At this point Mr. Riddle said he discovered
that one was private dispatch.
MI. II arTiDgton.-'fYOuh have read nv private
e0rrespondence-readt that.
Mr.. Riddle declined to do so.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-11-04
6 EOR G. ETO WV.

GRAIN TRADE.-Messrs. Hartley & Bro re-
port arrival to-day of boat Caledonia from
knoxville, Md, with 800 bushels wheat and
500 bushels corn. Messrs. j. q. & j. nj. Waters
Shepherdstown, West Virginia, with $50 bush
els wheat and 10 bushels corn. We quote sales
of 900 bushels wheat, at SI22 3; go bushels at
I2l and 500 bushels at $l.22 Il ssl25k. Market
steady.
REAL ESTATE SALIENT, Thos. Bowling
auctiOneer, sold yesterday afternoon, for W. ID.
Cassin, trustee, the valuable property on Mar
ket Space formerly occEpied by Mr.. Jno j
Bogue, to g. W. CASTELAR,, for 81 800.
The scbr. Emma Heather, consigned to the
Kennebec and Potomac Ice Company, drifted
"a sunken rock below Hartley's wharf. She was
gotten of ar high tide, without any serious dam
age having been done. Those in charge of our
bsrbor should look after this obstruction.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-11-04
Condensed Locals.

Ihe police will be paid on Friday auI g c
school teachers on SatUrdsy next.
The French opera company had q nne house
last night and great applause.
Mccullough in his great play OF The Gal
iatoT" at FOrd's Opera House. The play VIII
be brought out in magnificent style
livery person OF culture should attend the en-
teItaining and instructive art AMI science car
niVal 81 Lincoln hall tJ-night. See programme
ID amusement column.
Albert Columbus, who was before the Police
Court on the "a instant and fined - for dispr-
Derry conduct, was not Albert Columbus on the
rslice force.
The funeral OF Mr.. John T. Smith took place
from his late residence on 11th street southeast
yesterday, and was attended by a large number
OF friends and Liberty Lodge, No. &. Knights of
fythlas, numbering over 200 members, headed
by the Marine band.
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EVENING STAR.
WEDNESDAY. .November 4, 1874,
THE WEATHER
WAR DEPARTMENT, Office CAisf SIcnaI OFcsl

WAR DEPARTMENT, Office Chisf Signal OficeT,l
WAsHINGToN, Nov. 4, IS74, 10 80 3. N. :
PRoBABILITTEs.-FOT the south Atlantic and
eastern gulf states, generally clear weather will
prevail, with noTtherly or easterly winds, q
sEght rise Of temperature and high barometer.
For New England, partly cloudy and haZy
weather, with south or east winds, a slight rise
OF Temperature and continued high barometer,
For the middle states, cool and hay weather
hight variable winds and no decided cb ange In
the barometer. For the lake region, Tennessee
and the Ohio valley, and the northwest, fncreas-
ing cloudI1ess, southeast or sOuthw winds,
slight changes in temperature, and stationary
OF falling barometer. For the western gulf
states, partly cloudy and foRgv weather, with
east 70 south winds, no decided fall OF tempera-
ture, and stationary or falling barometer.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-11-04
THE GREAT
METROPOLITAN DOLLAR STORE
IMMENSE ASSORTMENT
NEW FALL AND WINTER GOODS
PRICES LOWER THAN EVER
GOODS BETTER THAN EvER
NOW is THE TIME TO BUY

Hero are o few OF the bargains offered :-Boys'
and Girls MeTiEo Embroidered Caps and Hoods
and Merine french II GODS, Ii and Knit Zephyr Oaps
and HOGS HaId hnlt eacques, 81; Six and sa.iu
Quilted Hoods, very fine. 30 and 81; Infants Me-
rlno OlOaKs, 81; ObidreDs' Misses and Lad Leg
Drawers, 81; Cent? heavy Merino Shirts, soc aud
81; Ladies' Heavy and Fine full regular Hose
three pair Tor IL; Mems super stout British Socks
70 and IS &c; Large W bite Chinese Silk Handker-
chiefs Only 81; Small de-, do, 50c., very cheap; La
cles' and Gents Hemstttchsd and Hemmed Linen
HaDdkerchiefs from l2ac. mp TO Soc; MeAs' fine
WHITE shirts only 81; Large size fine Linen Dinner
Napkins, 81 per dozen; Turkey BED Fruit apkins
81 per dozen; Childrens' and Ladies' Fancy Wool,
extra long Hose, IS to 800 pairs Ladies II ne White
broidsred Slipper Patterns only 81; very superior
hid Gloves for men and ladies, latest STYLES, All
colols, al and 81 50; Ladies' Dogskin Gauntiets
81: six tLe Ivory Handle Table aad Dessert
Knives only 81 COZ six solid steel fulI Silver Placed
Dessert or Table Knives, 81 per set; six Table
~; ak Teaspoons, warranted plated On White
MeIal, ST. three AID five bottle Csstors, al: tne
ditto, 81 best Rltter Kriyes. soc Napkin Rings,
best plate, 5oo solid silver ditto, 81: fac Hair aud
Clothes Brushes, &c, Soc. and 81; Rubber Dressing
Combs, 25c, 6Cc; and 81: Oval French plate M r.
tuTe Frames In large variety, 49, up to 9a Brack.
cts OF ell kinds, Csc. to 81; Towel Racks, BOOK
Shelves, Tables, Hatrscks, 81; temp Diamond
HaiLacksi Vac fine RszOTs and Pocket Knives
q; Mork Baskets from 25c; up to 81; Wsshstaads,
81 Lunch Baskets, IS ard Soc; shawl Strap 26
and Soc splendid assortment of Vases and OTns-
menfs from 25c. up to 81; fine Chromos 10 immense
variety, 6Oc., 81 and 81.
1t Is impossible to enumerate and describe the
ihouEsDds Of articles. Come and see for yourself
No trouble TO show goods. Three floors of my large
establishment are packed with goods to the ceiling
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-11-04

CLERICAL PURLOINRR OF BoOKs-Hs is
Caught an the Act Of Stealing Several VoIumss.-A
special dispatch to the Chicago Tribune from
Milwaukee, dated Oct. 18th, says that the Rev.
Nj. Craig, Methodist divine, who is at present
the pastor of church In Evansville, Wis, has
been arrested in Milwaukee for the larceny of
books from the store of Des FORCES & Lawrence.
lie has been in the habit of visiting Milwaukee
frequently during the last year or twO aud Va
nous booksellers have, soon after his calls upon
them, noticed that several costly books were
missing. Des FORCES, not wishing to accuse the
clerical individual Of thefts without proof, con-
cluded to catch him in the act If possible He
appeared in the store yesterday, was well re-
ceived, and allowed to step behind the counter
Tor the purpose of examining the newest publ
cations. A clerk was detailed to watch him,
and when he left the store he reported that sew
eral books were taken by the preacher. Des
FOrges followed and had him arrested. About
Sl5 worth OF books were found upon his person,
he admits his guilt, but SAYS nothing in extern
uauon OF 1t. 1t is understood that he has an ex-
tenstYe library at home, which was undoubt-
edly procured by theft from Milwaukee book
sellers, as some one has carried on the larceny
business very successfully in the book houses
there for long time, and this man appears to
be the person to whom the crimes will all be
laid. He is now in jail here. He has wife
and one child, and is about forty years of age,
His library will be examined by the detectives
and the stolen property reclaimed, if it is pos
sible to recognize it now.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-11-04
LOCAL NEWS.
Amusemenfs, &c ToptSn,

Naiional TheGter.-Aimee opera Boufe Com
pany In La PerichoIe.
toTd,S CIsra H0HSs.-Mr. John Mccullough,
In the Gladiator.
Old Fel5olrs' HalI.-The great Mlltonian Tab
leaux.
Tlsd'sr Comiqus.-SignOr BartoIi, Miss Vir-
ginia Stickney, and other attractions.
Li1o0iH Hdi{.-GTand Art Exhibition.
kdTtni's HaU-Free lecture a. $50 O. IN on
French by Prof. Etisune Lambert.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-11-04

HEAD AND HAIR HYGIENE PARLOR ON
the Partisan plan will be opened by Prof. b
Office. GresE specially Of Wigs, Toupees and ar
tisiicsl air Work, as air Design, &C., &c. Also,
Hair Dressing and Cutting for ladies, gents and
children. This don't affect n any way our avenue
establishment, where We keep always the best Hair
Work, &C., &c, oct3l ct
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FINE MACHINERY OILS.

We believe that 4. N. KELLOGG'S SPIN.
DIE, ENGINE, SIGNAL and CYLINDER
OILS. although costing little more per gallon,
are really the most economical for the consumer for
the reason Of durability and freedom from injury to
machinery. II parties requiring oils will make
known the uses for which they are wanted, he will
not only guarantee them satisfaction, but that the
goods shall prove precisely represented. These
oils are not only largely used and deservesly popu.
lar throughout the United States, but have consis-
cradle demand for export, from foreign manufsc-
tureTs and agents ADlsyleaa soslsv
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-11-04
Vo TIE LADIES OF wAsHIkeros

oughly competent
VIII mo n 60 their advantage % cell 81 fefh
ereet northwest, between and n. None but rslf-
a w2lk nnihhed IN manner 20 suit ths most fas-
aoloos. oot1l-fNs
~ ONLf-HeW Oiothine sod A. ye-x r,.saSs
ole Price: se,setS stoot g second hand CIotSins
brapch store lsls q street, bet1eep Ian sss is.s
ffrettsnOrthvest. 800. -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-11-04

81 The troubles in Turkey won't interfere
with Thanksgiving.
81 Virginia has sent q 900 pounds of chesnuts
north this season in one consignment-the
largest single expectation ever n ade.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-11-04
CITY ITEMS

COUNTRY SAUsAGR-Try the ceIabrated
Baltimore country sausage. the best in the
market; Stall Isl, Centre market; sign Of the
Yellow Flag. w&f
OPENING EVERY DAY, desirable STYLES and
qualities OF ready made garments for gentlemen
and boys.
Business and dress suits and oyercoats in end
less variety.
One price only, in plain figures
GEO. G. HENNIEG, No. 40 7th street
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the Markets.

BALTIMORE, November 4-vIrrinfs sfra-, neal
eis, All Nirgiuis's Consolidated, 81 d. ex-coup.n
Ss: west Virginia, 90; North Carolina skies Ola
30 Lew, 10; do. special tax, 8 bid to-day
BALTIMORE, November 4-Cotton quIet and
siesdy- ow middliRgs, l46l4l4. Flour duh ana mn
chenged. " heet strong, advanced 2 cents-No, l
smber western, 2361I "a; No do. Al: fair 70
prime DO, IL; no. red vestsrR, 10; No do,
~ fair 10 prime do, ll20I 10: re- sotsd l 10; red
MAY lang, lI9l q; DO. amber, 2SGSl 50; d.
s3 yellow southern IS; mixed western, S6dS5 white
TTn mixed, 60; do. white, $685.. Bye dull, 956ll3
hey quiet HLOt920 90. Mess pork nominal, q O0D
ZG BeIk meats firm, with active inIuiry |;
nothlng onertDg-shoulde 4S; clear rib aid ss
IIt ai!a Bacon firm and in eorn demsnd-shouIdsrs,
std9i clear rib sides, 21aGl24; sug cared hams
I4do. Lard hrmer AID hgher-reHned, 47I6lS
western butter very dull and iowe--good 60 choice
rcI ana tub, 5000. Coffee dull aud uominsI
PeTolsum unchanged. Whisky firm and scarce
" sugar oull aLd unchanged
NEW YORK, November Flour quiet and an.
chsh geo, hest shade frmer. Corn advancing
Few YORK, November 4-Stocks dull aud lev ar
money, g.. Gold lOA. Exchange, long, 4s4S:
SO ~, 4So. governments active and strong.
LONDON. November 4, IL m.-O3nsoIs for
money, 9S4s "a a; for account, 93l41H. Erie, ~
LONDON, November 4, p. M -Consols for
money, IS for account, 93iE. Erie, 276nHIa
PARIS, November 4.-Rents 81 francs 20 censfme1
Lis BkPooLi November 4, p. m.-ProviSions-
Beef, SIS. Lard, SIS. I'd.
IoEDON, November a. o. m.-Censols for money ,
9l5s "a; for account, 93l4@5s.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-11-04

GRAND COMPLIMENTARY KRzHApK will be
uhoered 70 the Independent Press Correspond
S S on Newspaper Row, 70 Senator Allen g.
'Eui HiAh' anu others, this evening at O'csOck.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-11-04

THs END OF THE WORLD.-Since the Miller
ties received their quietus by the failure OF
thelr predictions concerning the grand winding
Up OF creation, there has not been much talk
about the end of the world, though the excite
meDt to obtain tickets for the next and last
grand grit concert of the public library of Ken
tucky creates as much stir as if the end of the
world and the millennium were indeed about ap-
preaching. Everybody wants a chance at that
$500 900 to be distributed, and as there ara
fortunate, ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-11-04

"A Sacramento horse-car copauc,or a.
IiesSec rich widow by bis pOliteness that sbs
mArrltu him AT the surplus popplafIos, Ia
Low aIIlyiDg for situations, =
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-11-04

1T SPEARS for itself; is what a lady said of
DIR. Bulls Cough Syrup the other Law, for sim
gle bottle cured my child OF a most dreadful
cough,
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B. SILvIRBER9
METROPOLITAN ROLLAR sTORR,
oct2O-tr sig TrH ST.. MAR PxNSsYLvISI, Ay.
1874 CLOTHLyfG 1879
FALL AND WINTER
THE LARGEST AssORTMkNr
Fall and Winter Clothing,
MEEs', YOUTHS AND BOYS,
EVER OFFERED BEFORE
The LARGEST AssORTMkar
BEAD THE FOLLOWING :

a splendid line OF Diagonal, Basket and Worstad
double breasted English Square FR0OK COATS,
f Se Tsssg 70 mssies a. lS SIS go and SIS
SIS, 9 Is and $40; and DRESs BUTTS at els, Si8;
SHU, 20 and $50; q magnificent line Of OVER.
OOhTs, including very genteel Oyercoat for as,
an handsome Msltsn overeoa. for 81, a ine Whit
ney Oyercoat for IS, and eleg ant ChinchiIIa
0vercost for 81 tsnd Sl2; Black, Blue and Brown
Beaver Oyercosts at s12 and sis; fine English Ker-
seys, In Blue, Brown, Drsb and Smoke color an
very handsomely trimmed and lined, at Sl6; very
nne Astracan Beaver OyerCoats at e2O and s2s.
and many other styles. For Youths a Splendid line
OF Business Suits from 81 TO Sl5; Youthsi Dress
suits from 10 TO 20 and Gas; Boys Suits in gre Al
variety, from to Sl2; Business Pants from - 70
e, and fHe Dress DoeskIn and Fancy Oassfnere
rents az prices ranging frem o. 50 20 So. beau
tlful line OF Children's Suits and Oyercosts
urge careful inspection OF my goods before
Chasing elsewhere, assuring the public tbat
never before have had such q variety Of Gar
ments to please all tastes sni desires, 10
Accommodate all purses, or to give
such entire satisfaction.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-11-04


NV YoRz, November 4-Ths Posts nnansial
srtleie says: Ia the Wall street markets gold has
ra i higher thAn Monday, snd securiiies, whose
Price net deteTmiaed By the price OF gaId Is le
me oIenlDg sale 81 gold Vas a. lT6ss, after which
tne price vas Hos, ii having since been llO a.
A. when CURES most Ct the business has hssn done
On kolo loe1s rates have been lGl
EI cent. Per aDnrm fer Use sud Aat
hoieikn exchange fs unclaimed. Omina rates for
PLIne oehkers sIxty-day sterling bills beiRg 4CLS
Sbo Tor dthans bills ass. Business, which mas n a
zen large, has been about one-half q cent balow
tLese 1stes In the local money market call Ioazs
arr s@5s Pc cent Tine loans, secured by an
proNtd coIsterais, are g. as per cent for the re-
msihuer OF the year. Prime mercantile pa
PEI TO per cent, according "a
the length OF time it runs. Uhfted SAFES bo,is
irreEulsT on a Moderate volume Of business: ye-
twenty bonds Of 65 and new '6s's being a fraction
lover and tiyetwenties Of 81. the ISIS new YES
lngs In state bonds were confined 10 Mis-.
sourfs srd TeDnessees. OF the former, long
s az 90 were re Z lower, and SIS Of 1876 sold
them Tor Monday, and the same Issues ex-coupon
we're strong at H7stGbs The stock mark et has hssn
dull but unsettled, with prices as We write abont
the lowest OF The day. Extreme sales giving tina
stocks IN the order OF ativity, have been az fol,
lows; Telegraph, 1914 a7S5s PACING Mail AZ ma
Lake shore, 8'SG4; wabash, 9tsG29: krie a. :
g. Union Pacific, 4i4 (dS3yS: Rock leland o.
GO, NoIihsest, SIS @s6ss; Ohios, as. a13f' AMI
new Central, lUefIl0I1S.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-11-04

NOLLE PROs. ENTERRD.-This morning
IN the Criminal Court, Judge Humphreys, Gen
Birney, assistant attorney OF the District OF
Columbia, entered a nOlle pros. in the case OF
John Mcbride, convicted Of indecent ex pOsure
In July last and sentenced 20 pay fns OF 500
CT three months IN the vorkhODss, and spDeale1
70 this court. The party has been sick in jail
for sometime, and hence this action.