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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-10-01
THE EVENING STAR.
WEDNESDAY,. October L, 1879
LOCAL NEWS.

Amusements, etc., Tonight
National Thedter.-Mr. and Mrs. Albaugh in
Evan the Virginian."
Fords Opera House.-"Pinafore."
ThedteT COniqte-VarietieS.
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SKIN DISEASE.
Great Suffering for Sixteen Years. A
Wonderful Cure by the Cuticura
Remedies.

MEssRs. WEEKS POTTER: Gentlcmen.-Cur1cu.
RA REMEDIES have done me Q power Of good.
have been afflicted with skin disease for sixteen
ysars Some e., days It troubled me more than others,
Iwould scratch until the blood would run down
my limbs
could cure me- but others said not
will say that before used the CUT1ouRA RENE
DIES l was in fearful state, and mad given up all
hope Of ever having any relief.
But, like drowning man grssping at . straw, I
thought would try the uUTICURA REMEDIES,
about which had read so much
They have performed q wonderful cure for me-
and OF my own free will ana accord I recommend
them. Yours truly,
8. A. STEELE
68 VIVIAN buren, ST., CHICAGO, ILL,
March Z, 1879.
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MORE GOOD THAN DOCTORS,
In Three Years of Treatment.
Gent,emen:-Please find so cents to pay for small
box of OUTIoURA and direct it to me. The dollar
Eox You sent me has done more good than all the
doctors in three years. The doctors have done me
no good My feet and legs are healing fast. 1t is
indeed CUTICURA.
EVAN MORGAN, P. M.
Moscow, MINI, June %, 1878.
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DOYAL BAKING POWDER.
RRR 600 Y Y A L BAKING
o o Wy "A L POWDER
kRR 9 2 W A l.
% Y AAAA l. RAKING
600 A A ILL POWDER

Absolutely pure. Made from Grape Cream Tartar
HIGHEST PREMIUMS
Awarded at Centennial. 1876; Vienna (Austria) E1-
position, 1873 and all other prominent Expeditions
and State Fairs, North and South.
DIR. g. DANA HAYES, State Assayer OF Massa-
chusetts" reports-That the materials Of which 1t is
compoted are pure and wholesome.
THE GOVT CHEMIST,
DIR. H. A. MOTT, says:-As . scientific fact, IL is
perfectly pure, and 30 uniform IN Its action that
no mistake can ever occur In its use. The Royal
Baking Powder is the result Of years Of research
and experiment by physician and chemist. who
obtained this scientific leaven OF unyaryng strength
and purity-preserving all the neutrihous elements
Of the -four No other preparation makes such
light haky Biscuit. Buckwheat Cakes, Mullins,
Strawberry bhort Cake, luxurious Puddings, Cakes
and all kinds Of Pastry.
old In cans only-keeps in any climate.
" Most cheap powders contain alum; avoid
them especially whom offered loose in bulk. jy2S
TALL STYLE HATS.
GlNTLEMEN,HpRIssH HATS. "a 10 and 90 =
YOUNG GEAIG SOFT AND
yd sEfhs zNba 5HifrDSis;gH sS: & dHs6SMEs7
sep1ssm RTINxsETSs GzTrEn. ss7 70, Wye6
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To Ladies and GentIemen,
PICNICS, EXCURSIONS. g.

GRAND EXCURSION TO GREAT FALLS, by
~ LADIES OF FOURTH ST: %. Ed NJ 4
Leave foot Of Congress- st.. 8 am. Grand scenery,
brac1ns air, fishing, etc. Three hours trip. Back
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COLLINS
Voltaic Electric Plasters.

Voltaic Electric Plasters.
By instantly affecting the Nervous System, their
influence is at once felt at the farthest extremties
Hence Pain which arises from a disturbance of the
Nerve Forces. is cured in every instance as If by
magic Also, Paptation Of the Heart, Inhamma-
ton Of the Lungs, Liver. and Kidneys, Irritation
of the Stomach and Bowels, Indigestion, Dyspepsia,
and Bilious Collie W
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The CUrIcURA RIMED1Rs are prepared by Weeks
b Potter, Chemists and Druggists, $50 Washing
ton street Boston, and are for sale BY all Drusgsts
boxes, containing tive and onehalf times the guam
tty OF email, 81 REsoLvENT. 81 per bottle On.
T1oURA Soar, rs cents per cake; by mail, 80 cents
three cakes, Is cents.
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THE RESTAURANT PABIsIEN,
1924 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
WILL OPEN, ON
THE lsT DAY OF OCTOBER,
REAL FRENCH TABLE D'HOTE DINNER,
FROM TO O'CLOCK.
Pint Pottle Of Pure Medoc, directly imported
from Bordeaux will be included with Dinner, for 81.
Without Wine rs cents sep29 6m
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HALLS VEGETABLE sICILIAN
- HAIR RENEWER

IL HAIR REVIEWER
Is scientific combination of some Of the most DOW
erful resto rative ents in the vegetable Kingdom
It restores gray hair to its original color Il makes
the scalp white and clean. It cures dandruh and
humors and falling out of tbs hair. 1t furnish IS
the nu,ritive principle by which the hair is nour'
ished and supported. 1t makes the hair moist, soft
and glossy, and is unsurpassed ss hAn oresslng.
m IA the moat economical preparation ever offered
TO the public and its effects remain long time,
msking only IN occasional application necessary.
n Il recommended and used by eminent medical
men, and ofcially endorsed By the State Assayer Of
Massachusetts, The popularity Of HALLS HAIH
RRNEWER has increased with the test of many
years, both in this country and in foreign lands
and It II now known and used 10 all the civilized
countries In the world.
For sale by 2. D. GILMAN and ali dealers.
5ep29oo
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OLD TIME OYSTEB ROAST
"
OOAN RIVER,
Under the supervision of
CAPT RTOHARn RT1NnTOV

Leaving SATURDAY, Oct 4th, IL pm. Return.
ing Sunday, Oct 9Th, 10 80 pm. -
Tickets, 81 so. u
Mansgers-P. J: DUFFY and GEO.
w. BAUER Tickets for sale by r. x. Dooley, cor.
30 and Pa. ave, east John W. Drew. cor. 9th and
Pa. ave. Geo. Woodbridge. TIL st. W.; West End
Hotel, Geolfetown; Wright's drug store, cor: 7th
and Es.w. sep27-7ts
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ACQUITTED. - Yesterday afternoon, Lucien
ightfoot, alias Lamma Taliafero, indicted for
intent to kill John Hask1ns, was tried In the
after six hours elaboration by the jury; Mr..
Edwin Hay for the accused. There was no
proof Of quarrel, and Robert Kent, who was
with the parties, testified that Ltghtfoot was
showing the pistol when 1t went on, and he be-
heyed It was accidental
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DRY GOODS.

NEW AND sEAsONABLE GOODS
JUST RECEIVED.
Look at our 45c. all Wool Black CASHMERE; it is
&c. under the price
our $l25 BLACK SILK; 1t is very cheap.
our $4.e0 BLANKETS; they are Soc. under
&c our 90c. COMFORTS
our CURTAIN LACE.
Every hing in our line gu aranteed cheap can
be bought in this market.
LUTTRELL WINE,
SCI ~ 1880 Pa. ace cor 10th st.
DRESS GOODS.
DRESS GOODS.
SATTEENs, CAsHMKRES,
POPLINs, MOHAIRs,
DELUGES. CAMEL'S HAIRS
All Wool Black CAsHMERES so, IS, 60. So. IS. rs,
S. cents.
- Large double White BLANKETS. per pair, 81 90.
$3.50, $3 90, 50 soup.
CLOTHS. for Men and Boys wear. 81, 50, g., rs.
81 cents
C. NJ. TOWSON,
$50 Pennsylvania ave., south SIDE
sept Near 7th at.
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CUTICUR4 SOAP

Superior to Any.
CHAs. DENIM, Druggist, .
First Place, cor. Court Street,
Brooklyn, March 4, 1879.
can cheerfully speak Of the healing qualities Of
your CUTIoURA BOAP, and its perfume ls superior
to any of the standard soaps now in use.
CHAS. DENIM.
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1mmich's soiree Saturday eve, Tallmadge Hall.
BY martial deeds, in olden time,
| Fame WAS achiayed In hatrle croi,,

By martial deeds, in olden time,
Fame was achieved in battle CORY;
But full as worthy and sublime
The fame in which we mOdernS glory;
And for such fame, well won, bardS might EN-.
balm,
Sandford's Jamaica Ginger bears the palm. t
INDICTKD.-The grand jury to-day indicted
Chas. E. Williams and Thos. Turner, petit lar
ceny, second offence; Thos. Brooks, burglary
and larceny; Robert Jones, do; Henry ThOmp-
son, assault and battery with intent to kill
and West S. Jones, alias johnson, false pre-.
fences 1.-TWO caSeS).
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BOYS WRAR.--Cloths, plain and fancy STYLES,
81, 80, G., rs. ToWson's, Pa. ave-, near TN. t
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AMONG the fine thoroughbred cattle on exhi-
bition at the Alexandria fair, those from the
''Alderney Dairy" FARMS with headquarters in
this city, 412, Ala and 416 Sd street northwest,
attract great attention, which speaks well for
the article Of milk furnished by our enterprls-
ing dairyman, Mr.. F. K.>Ward.
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3. ROBINSON q Co., at the Boys Clothing
House, 9O9 Penna. ave., offer for this season q
ren's clothing, Including large lines Of cheap,
medium and hne goods.
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1t is Delici

BiliOUsness and Headache
Cured by taking CURTIS Irish Tea. Price 25
cents per package Sold by druggists.
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Took a Dose of Quirk's Irish Tea
And now feel better than ever. was so bill.
ious 1t cured me. We hear this every day.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-10-01

TIE TIE LARGEST ana 1o 0ess variety Of oysters In
express and steamer, genuine hBlue Points"
east Rivers" shrewsbury, sounds. "Mau.
Jice Coves,' ''York Rivers" and Champion
Bars Blue Points 25c per dozen.
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THE MUTUAL INSURANCE COMPANY CAsE.-To-
day, in the Court In General Term, the case of
L. S. ex rel. Edwards ct al. agt. McKelden ct
al.-petition for mandamus to compel the
Mutual Fire Insurance company-was resumed,
and Mr.. Davidrn. for the respondents, made
the closing ars Int. The case is held under
adyiSement,
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NEW AND BEAUTIFUL
DRESS GOODS JUST RECEIVED.
Colored and Black Velvets
CUlored and Bla. Sat1ns.
Piano Covers: handsomely embroidered with silk.
1916 to 1880.
Colored and Black 0ashmeres, very fine and very
wide (pure wool, So g. rs. SIC, SI00.
CARRIERS, I'll Market Space,
The Popular Cash Store.
Black Silks, Black Silks.
Colored Silks, Colored Silks.
Our TO- Sic. $1O0, 81 IL, 81 % and 81 so Black and
Colored Silks are the best and chea pest in this
city.
Shetland shswls. all colors, sl.OO, sl.25, sl75,
Blankets, pure wool. large size. s25O
Splendid Double Blankets, 81 90.
Large Size Bridal Quilts, &1 so.
Pure Wool Cloth for boys wear, Soc
Immense assortment Of Children's Colored Stock.
inas, very cheap.
Ladies' Cloaks, Ladies' Cloaks.
Single and Double Shawls.
Dr. Warmers Health Corset
Ladies' (woven seams) Balbriggan English Stock.
ings. only 26.
Bleached Table Linen, Soc.
CARRIERS,
sep25-tr Market Space.
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every one says that has used Walter Baker &
Co.'S Chocolate and Cocoa preparations. They
have stood the test Of century and have be.
come articles of general consumption Grocers
everywhere keep these goods.
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CITY ITEMS

Tony Pastors great story, THE IRISH DErKc.
TIVE, VIII oe commenced in No. 625 Of The
NEW YORK PRESIDE COMPANION.
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GENTS SILK NECK WEAR, NEW STYLES
(J ilst opened.-Our Mr.. HARRY MEGINNISS
having Just returned from New York, We are now
prepared to offer many new stlyes OF NECkWEAh
at prices lower than ever before heard OF.
~-- MEGINNISS'.
sep27 I'm 1908 f ct. Es.tC,
ELECAMPANE AND HOREHOUND COUGH
~ DROPS-EecAmpane and Horehound Cough
Drope-Elecampane and Horehound Cough Drops
NINTH YEAR
of the best and most convenient COUGH REMEDY
In the world. Half pound boxes 26c:
ARTHUR NATTANS, Pharmacist
sep27-1y lit u and 4 and 3D. and ID SITS. - 40
ALL PERSONS OPPOSED TO MASONRY and
n other Secret Societies are requested to join the
NATIONAL ANTI MASONIC Law LEAGUE.
M. Langhorne, President; T. J. Ohalfaat. York. Pa
Treasurer; j. b. Il. Woodward, Cincinnati, Ohio,
Secretary. OFFICE 621 e 81 Rect n. W. Nelson's
gether for mutual benefit with secret oaths, and it
6ehoooes all opposed to such institutions to orsa-
Anti-Masonic Books always on hand sep27-6t
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The National Fair.

The directors OF the National Fair Association
met last evening, and arranged the following
programme for the trotting races:
First day, Monday, November 3.-No. 1, 800
class premium $sO0-frst, $780, second $780,
third. 1920; fourth, $50. No. Q, 2:19 class, pre-
MUM 81, 5O0-first, $3.50; second 1915: third 1925:
fourth, $780,. Second day, Tuesday.-No. 8, 2:26
class, premium sso0-first, 500; second, $780,
MUM ssO0-f1rst, $500; second, $500; third, $40;
fourth, $50. Third day, Wednesday s, 2:22
class, premium 81 ,000-hrst, $500; second, $3.50:
third, $3.50; fourth, 800. No. g. 3:45 class, pre-.
MUM $sO0-f1rst, 800; second, 5000 third, $12O;
fourth, $50. Fourth day, Thursday No. l. $50
class, premium $S00-frst, $500; second, 5000
third, $12O; fourth, $50. No S, free for-all pre-
MUM 81 ,Soo.frst, $780, second, 1915; third,
S225; fourth, $50.
The running races win take place october %,
20 and 80, three each day, and purses amount.
ing to 1000 will be offered. These will likely
be under the supervision Of Major j. d. Fergu-
son, Of the Maryland Jockey Club. On Friday,
3lst, there will be competitive military drill
and bycicle contest, and on November 1st a
national tournament.
The treasurer reported twenty-five new SUBJ
scrtbers yesterday, and stated that only few
more shares remain to be sold. The work on
the new building is progressing rapidly. A
double veranda is to be placed around the Sew
art mansion, and the waste water from the
springs In the north end of the grounds will be
run into an artificial lake near the upper end of
the race track,
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nRAWERS.-Heavy Canton Flannel Drawers
II only 69 cents tust half their value.
Elegant Heavy Ondershirts only 50 cents.
8 pairs Heavy 4 Hose for rs cents.
The best 25 cent Hose in the market
Bord cred Handkerchiefs, for Is cents.
8 pairs 4ply Linen Cuffs for 81.
Linen Collars for rs cents; Job lot.
The Improved Argosy Suspender, 80 cents.
Try the Resumption" Shirt, made to order, fit
warranted, only d 80 at
fHOMPSONS SHIRT FACTORY,
eep24-tr $40 u ct. MTG, opp Patent Once.
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nj JENSEN, for 20 years with b Semken. Of
IN. this city, now ct BIB Pa ave, Dempsey's sta
tionary store, repairs Watches Of every congtrnc-
almost incompreheDeble democratic gtem and key:
WindeY, and make the "deare0S" little ad1ea'
aches speciality. seDe-6
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AN ESCAPED PRISONER RECAPTURED.-Last
night James Leonard, driver Of the jail prison.
ers van, captured colored man named George
Walker, alias 90 Contee," who had escaped from
Jail recently. Leonard, who was standing by
the City Hall steps, saw walker approaching
The driver secreted himself under porch, and
seized Walker when he passed. A struggle
ensued, during which Walker drew a knife, but
Leonard felled him with blackjack and Sc.
cure him.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-10-01

DIVORCE CASE DIsMIssED.-In the Equity
Court this morning, Judge Macarthur dis
missed the case of Elizabeth Miller agt Louis
Miller-bill for divorce, on the ground of deser-
ton. This suit was entered in June last, and
the testimony was taken by Mr. Loyeioy
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TAXESl TAXES TAXES
apeci.l and General Taxes paid, ct lowest rates.
D-nWna ckr. Board Of Audit Certihcates, and per
cent, Special Improvement Bonds bought OF eo'd.
once ct the store Of =. r Brooks. Corcorsn bniid.
ing, No 681 18th ct. sep+lms
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Gas COOKING STOVES.
The Washington Gas Light Company have, 1t
their ONCE on 10th street. assortment Of the BUN
DIAL GAS COOKING STOVES. In various sizes
In her lectures on cookery
CAll and examine them my26-tr
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OYsTERB.-The undersigned desires to inform
~ yen that be has opened sh41hing@ n
foot Of 1lth street, where be il prepared NAk*P
to fill al ORDERS with oysters shucked ~
direct from the vessels Personaly ct tho wharf Q
al times, am prepared to furnish rst-class stool
at bottom prices Direct TELEPHONE communicable!
with Riley Sons, foot Of 18th street. or johnson
Bro, Goal Dealers Respectfully.
sep24w,fm1m 6WYNN HARRlS
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SPECIAL ATTENTION Is called to the trustees
sale advertised in another column for Thurs
day, october %, OF Al valuable building lots In
square 1872, fronting on 10Th, S, and Cedar SITS.
The terms are very easy, and no better oppor-
tuntty could be Afforded for securing fine
building site In this rapidly improving sectlon.t
t'THEY ARE ALL SoLD,r-"I am too late for
this months drawfng,r is the tenor OF COM
plant which Is becoming very general among
those who loiter and wait until the day inn.
the louisiana State Lottery Company, which
occurs invariably at New Orleans, on the
second Tuesday OF every month The fact is
that the integrity with which every action Of
this Institution is characterized has so strength
ened its reputation that its tickets are sold
every month some days before the drawing,
and therefore any one DESTROYS OF investing IN
this manner should suffer no time to elapse
before they correspond with n. A. Dauphin, P.
o. Box 60, New Orleans, or same person at No.
Grand Monthly Drawing which occurs on Oc-
t0oer 18th. I
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To BOSTON ON BICYCLEs.-The president of
the Capitol Bicycle club, Max Hausman, and
Or. Shooley, the sub-captain, will start for Bos-
ton, Mass, tomorrow morning, on their
bicycles. They intend passing through all the
principal towns and stopping at all the points of
interest along the route. They expect to spend
q month In so travelling, and have the good
wishes OF the club and friends.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-10-27
AMERICAN TEMPERANCE UNION.

COLONEL BABCoCK, OF ST. LOUIS, ON THE
LIQUOR QUEsTIoN--FACTs AND FIGURES
The American Temperance Union meeting held
yesterday afternoon in Haverly's Theatre. Four
teenth street. Sixth avenue. large and
protracted one. The volunteer choir gave enter
tainmen three-quarters of hour in length before
the President of the Union or any of the speakers
put in appearance. The President opened the
meeting with reminder that money needed to
carry the work in hand. The subscriptions
The door averaged $40 weekly and the current ex-
penses amounted to S50-a deficit which had to come
from the pockets of those Interested. While the
baskets were going the round OF the audience Mr..
Corey related the two old jokes about taking up
collection las n rei gous exercise" and the clergy
man who thanked the Lord because his empty hat
had been returned to him after unsuccessful
effort to collect some money.
Colonel Babcock, of st. Louis. the speaker of the
afternoon. was introduced late that many retired
before he had half finished his address During the
time he had considered temperance issues, lie said,
those who knew him publicly, socially and in busl
ness way understood the keen interest the subjec t
had tor him. Like the great irresistible forces in
or good or evil, and one above all others
acts with the most debasing results ana
the least remorse. That is the influence
and power ~ alcohol. There is not he continued,
n liquor dealer in the land who does not kno that
the inevitable and direct result OF his business is
evil. Labor. honest labor. constitutes the only
wealth Of man. Those who do not labor are con-
sumers and the liquor dealer is among that class.
The money that should buy shoes for your
own wife and baby goes his counter
to buy the same articles for his wife and
little ones. Your wife must wait until the
hard times are over. but the liquor dealers
wife need never wait Do not talk OF hard times as
long as you drink. but clutch your ten cents and
drink at the hydrant. The great army of tramps is
recruited from the liquor saloons The liucu
busters you SEQ worn in winter and overcoats in
summer clothe victims of the demon drink. Society
is responsible for oil the assaults upon itself. and
society must rid itself of this curse The same au-
thority that opened the schoolhouse one corner
licensed the sale OF poison on the next
Colonel Babcock concluded his address with the
statistics of the liquor traffic in his State as
compared with those of other interests. The lqu
dealers paid the State S1500O0 and the people paid
them S29.OOO.O0O in one year. Oaly S1.090,OOO was
devoted to religious support in the same period.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-10-27
"TRIAL By JURY"

THE sUB-JANIrOa OF COLUMBIA COLLEGE VAN
QuIsHEs A BOGUS cANvAssER.
Tho academic halls OF Columbia College were
empty Saturday afternoon and all the delivers in
science and art had flown when Michael O'Flynn,
the sub-janitor, took stroll abou. the building.
AS he passed through the corridor he saw that the
room of Professor Peck. who occupies the chair of
astronomy and mathematics. was partly OPEN and
the penetrala of that mystic chamber, bristling
with strange fantastic instruments revealed to
the vulgar eye OFlynn trod lightly to the sacred
precincts restore their lost privacy when he was
astonshed to find the latch broken. The sub
jantor peered inside just in time to catch glimpse
OF a mans figure gliding into the anteroom. 1t
was that of great big hulk OF fellow;
but the plucky OFynn alter HIM
in trice glasee about the apartment
about. On the table were number of books
packed up for transportation, and several chronome-
tiers stood close at hand. similarly done up in handy
parcels. He was about entering the anteroon,
when he quite taken aback by the appearance OF
posure babe him the time day. inquired after his
health and requested him to subscribe to book he
canvassing.
at is called Trial by Jury" said the loquacious
stranger "Just such work would interest you;
histories OF criminals from the days OF Cain; sure
To create sensation; will be read by the million;
single numbers twenty-five cents, and will bind the
volame tor you gratis in giit-edged morocco Hows
that for nducemen,sY'
II don't b'lave ye'rs a canvassor at ALL" said
OFlynn. ''and don't for yer gilt edged mo-
rocco nor yer gilt edged tongue nayther. IT'S
thafe ye are and divil bulge youn STIR av
till prove it,"
'.rhat's pretty cheeky talk for little fellow like
You TO USE" said the ossus. "lf was thief I
could make one bite OF you. so you'd better keep
num-
The sub anitor looked hard at the big fellow and
sighed to think that he had practised ymnastcs so
little when he was young. and then he silently
pitched ia to that gigantic stranger who keeled
n though the fag-end of cyclone had struck
him. Just after that some laborers working in
the grounds underneath heard O'Flynn call
ing them from the second story window, ana
on mounting to Professor Peck's room they
found the gallant subjantor holding watch and
ward and the big fellow the floor prone as a turtle
and just as mute. Policeman Walsh was called in to
take charge OF the pseudo bookseller and yesterday
he took HIM to the Yorkvie Police Court. where he
said his name Joseph Young but refused his
address. In his pockets were some keys and ring
Inscribed, "George Hutchings smyrna" He
committed for trial in default of 81 OOO bail