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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-09-26
Midnight Scene nj Judge wylle...

Nu0mt& nv SCe0e AZ Juuge wYIte0.
THE STORY TOLD ABOUT THE SWEARING IN OF sKcRH-
TARr GRESHAM.
Washington correspondent CT the y. Y. Herald
describing the swearing In OF Judge Gresham as
Secretary OF the Treasury, says:
"Having Jumped suddenly out OF one Office II
another, and he asked Mr.. Adee To 20 for Judge
Wylie, in order that he might at once he sworn in
Now II happens that MT. Adee, VINO is Third Assist
ant secretary OF state. Is an uncommonly deaf
man. and cannot hear anything without the aid OF
a large trumpet he carries around wi him. Judge
Wylie is a member OF the District supreme Court,
and presided at the star route trials Having SEN
fenced good many crooks TO the pententiary. he
has suffered the usual experience OF criminal Judges
ana frequently receives threatening letters from
anony mouS sources and visits nom strangers who
are not always agreeable. Judge Wylie had retired
when Mr.. Adee reached the house. but when the
latter rang the bell he poked his head out OF the
window and asked In an ordinary tone OF voice who
was there and what was wanted. MIR. AGee, OF
course. being so deaf, could not hear the inquiry
and kept on ringing the bell while the venerable
Judge was yelling with all the force OF his lungs
from the third story window. Finally IL besan TO
dawn on Adee that some one was talking, but he
Gould not distinguish a word that was said.
what the devil are you ringing that bell for?"
roared Judge Wyie.
al want TO see Judge Wylie," answered MI Adee
"What do YOU want OF him, ami who are your"
patiently.
Blu. But who are you, and what do you want of
him7" asked the Judge again.
Il want 10 see Judge WIFE," shouted Mt. Adee
again, fearful that he was not understood
This dialogue went on for several minutes, until
the Judge lost his patience and getting a police
whistle blew an alarm, which was promptly
answered The judge told the officer 10 arrest the
man ana take him TO the station house. Mr.. Adee
protested and told the officer who he was and what
he wanted, and begged him to have Judge wylie
aroused so as TO receive his message. But the
Judge had shut the window and gone back 10 bed
Nr Adee persuaded the oricer to 60 TO Judge
Gresham's residence with him, where an explana-
ton was made, the officer dismissed and Judge
Gresham and Secretary Chandler escorted Mr..
Adee for a second call at Judge Wylie's house.
The judge was aroused and exchanged apologies
With Mr. Adee, whom he knew very well, but did
not recognize In the darkness. The oath was adj
ministered. and Judge Gresham departed from the
house about midnight and went 10 bed again, this
time Secretary the Treasury
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A Little Girls Answer.

From the New YORK Herald 10Th
Mgr. Capel paid a visit yesterday to grammar
school No 50, in 18th street. Nine hundred pupiIs
sm1le1 back at him when he mounted the platform.
They sang, among other songs, The Star Spangled
Banner" at the conclusion OF which the visitor
asked the scholars why this country called the
home OF the brave.
One little girl raised her hand and answered, IN
nocently, at the top OF her voice, Because We
whipped the English sir"
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AUCTION SALES.
WALTER b WILLIAMS CO., Auctioneers.
CHOICE FURNITURE,
BODY BRUISES AND BJhtR

CHOICE FURNITURE,
BODY BRUSSELS AND 81 HER CARPETS
AT AUCTION
On TOMORROW MORNING, SEPTEMBER TWEEN
TI-SENENTH. commencn< at ELEVEN O'CLOCK,
we shall sell. within orr saesroom, unusual assert
men OF Household tfects:-OHe elegant Parior Suite
BEAUTIFULLY upholstered made to order and cost 500
handsomely carved ChaJuber suite: superb Library
SUITE four pieces Library tables and Cloth top Writ
ing Desas: Rosewood Sdebosrd. Lisbon marble top,
mirror lack Bronze and lush frame Mirrors elegant
YAK HAL Rack, very costly kevoivingtcp DesAs; Easy
hairs Ebony Parlor suite, uph lsered in raw
sik: Walnut Extension Table; Din.ng-room Chairs,
upholstered IL leather elegant ouohes: Intel and
n Mirrors; Mahogany frame Dressing stand: Walnut
Id Rosewood Book Cases; Walnut ardr ybes. Marble
top Center ables: Music abinets; alnut Oh cker
Bile Reception Chairs Mahogany Tables Parlor ute III
muslin: Walnut Marble-top Sideboaros; Hair and Husk
Mattresses; French China Fruit set, beaut ully deco
rated Bro yes: large assortment of body Brussels
and other Carpets.
ALSO, AT Ten O'CLOCK,
In front Of auction rooms eneral assortment of
Household Effects, belonging to parties Ginning house.
keeping. WALLER B. WILLIAM ( o.
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Brooklyn's Girl Burglar Sentence.

NEW YORK, September 26.-In the court OF ses-
SiOnS, Brooklyn, Ella Larrabee, who pleaded
guilty to burglary in the third degree, was SEN
fenced to the penitentlary for three years and six
months She is but twenty years old, is hand
some and refined looking, but is known to the
police as professional burglar. She has already
served two sentences. one OF six months and
another OF year Tor burglary. Daniel Shu.rue,
ayoung Connecticut farmer, read about her in the
papers, and came here to see her. He immedia-
tely fell in love with her, and for the past two
weeks has teen persecuting the judge, district
nit HIM to marry her and take her with him to
Connecticut Ella was willing to marry him If
she was permttIed to do SO.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-09-26

NEW YORK, September 26.-The Posts financial
article says: IL becomes more clear, from day to
day. that the elements OF greatest weakness in the
market are the Vanderbilt stocks, and especially
New York Central and Lake Shore. The greater
we'll as the decline in them yesterday, was due to
manipulation. They are being used by the cliques
first TO depress and then to advance the general
market. The well known unfavOrable condition OF
the affairs OF all the Vanderbilt roads OF Chi
cago makes it easier to depress them, and so nfu-
ence the general market, and their reputation in
past years aids little in bidding them up. Now,
however, they are fast becoming the mere foot
balls OF the SPECTATORS Aside from this there is
unquestionably a better feeling in regard to all
other railroad properties except the Erie and the
Reading. The settlement OF the difficulties of the
western roads has had good effect on the general
market, and though the earnings OF the granger
roads show some decrease just at present from last
year on account OF the tardy crop movement the
fact remains that there are larger crops than usual
and that they will move some time.
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Ra.Ioting without Result.

LOCK HAVEN, PA. September 2b.-The DEMOCRATIC
congressional conference OF the Goth district which
has been in session here since Wednesday, COM
menced ballOtlng to-day. Ex-Governor Curtin re-
ceived the support OF Centre and Cleartlelu coun-
ties; ex-senator Peale that OF Clinton county; Dill
that OF Union county, and Hall that OF Elk county.
Seven ballots have been taken with the same re-
suit.
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Democratic SlueWs Of War.
MEN, WOMEN AND CHILDREN CONTRIBUTING 10 TIL
CAMPAIGN FCND.

MEN, WOMEN AND CHILDREN CONTRIBUTING TO THE
CAMPAIGN FUND.
MI. A. A. Wilson, OF this city, who has been
authorized by the national democratic committee
to receive contributions of money in aid OF Cleve-
lands election told STAR reporter to-day that the
responses to his published card asking for money
were surprising. He says that men. women and
Children have voluntarily come forward and given
money, and that nobody has yet offered less than
one dollar. Mr.. Wilson has had some experience
In collecting money for campaign uses, but he says
and the willingness OF the people TO give their
money Tor that object surpasSes anything he ever
saw.
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In Memory Of Mr. Garrett.

BALTIMORE. september ga meeting Of the
directors OF the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad COM
pany was held in this city this afternoon, when
resolutions were adopted expressive OF the sense Of
the body at the loss Itch this city has sustained
stock exchange resolutions Of coincidence with the
family OF the deceased and Of regret were adopted
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nUNCANSON BROS. Aucuoneers.

4 1SNSAA>OON OhOS. AuCtlOueerS
IN IRE HOUSEHOLD FUN IRE, CAR IIi
TEN H SIRE 1, BEIHEEN AND Il
STREETS NOkTHW ST. CONSISTING IN PA! 7
OF fARLOR Fl MI URE. WAiN L CHAMBER
SETS. BED LOUNGE, ARBLE TOP 1ABLES
CANE ROC kERo, tAMP oHhlhS, SCkEtNS,
WALNUT HAT RACK. LAMBKtQUINS. IO1-
LII WARE. HAIR AND q Htk MATTRESSES.
BEDDING. SPRINGS. CHOCkERY AND GLASS;
MAZE STOVES, BkU >cEI.s, INGRAM. HALL.
STAIR AND OTHER CARPETS &C, &c, AT
AUCTION.
On WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER FIRST, at TEN
O'CAOCk A. M we will 81 at the above named resi-
dence the entire household furnitur &C. contained
therein being partly enumerated aDove, to which It
tenton Is called.
Cat DrNCANSON BROS. Aucts
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IA 80 H. ~ ULTO Auctioneer.
will sell by PUBLIC u to-, at my store 1918
Pnmsylvania avenue. commencing II TUEoD II. ), EP
iEMBER THIRTY. at II, tGL OK A. NJ. a large
coection OF forfeited PLEDGES consisting OF Lad e. and
6ehts CLOTHING OF ALL KINDS. b d Coihing.
Books, Boots, shoes. Hats. seal caps, Muffs. AS,
C"peS, Silks Dress Go, ds >utings, surgical, Music L
and Me, hanical Instruments Tableware, lablr this.
towels. 'alseS Spyras~ts Opera Il sses. Umbrellas,
iaraSols levoyers l. 1es, lpeS. Shears laZors
Pocket Knives. Plated Ware. &c.
1hls sale will continue mornings at 10 o'clock and
evenings at O'clock It'll ali the lots sold icket
holders will pie take notice.
II. +. FULTON. Pswubroker and Auctoneer.
j. w. ID Err. Salesman. se2G4.t
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STRANGE DEATHS OF "

STRANGE DEATHS OF MOTHER AND BAsE-Mrs.
John Young, the wife OF farmer who lived near
Winfield W. Va. several days since, in attempting
to separate cow and calf, was slightly bitten on
the hand by the calf Soon afterwards she was
taken Ill, and died In a few hours. Her infant
which she had nursed after being bitten, was also
violently attacked, and died In COMMISSIONS
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PHYSICIANS ASp DRusc1srs
COMMENT
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ssRss 3 POO #W% MN sass
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PHYSICIANS ASp DRusc1srs
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This medicine combipiu r-on with pure Vegetable
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By rapid and thorough assimilation with the bl od IL
reaches every part Of the system pues md enriches
the blood strengthens the muscles and
and iDviKOrates the system
A FIN APPETIZER-Bestt tonic known
IT Will cure the worst case of Dysp psia, removing all
dist essfng symptoms such Tasting the Foo Belch.
lng heat IN the st. mach, Hea.: urn. etc.
The ONLY IRON MEDICINE THAT WILL NOT
BLACkEN Oh 1NJURE THE TEETH.
1t is invaluable for peculiar women and to
all persons who lead sedentary lives
Al pNFALINd RtMEDY FOR DISEASES Ur
The LIVER AND KIDNEYS.
Person suffering from the effects Of overworx, ner-
sos troubles loss of app elite debility experience
quick re LET and renewed energy by its use
II DOES NOT CAUSE HEADACHE OR PRODUCE
CQNSTlPA TION-other Iron medicines do.
1t Is the only preparation of Iron that causes no
rious effects Physicians and Druggists recommend it
as the BEST. TRY IT
The genuine has Trade Mark and crossed red lines on
wrapper Take no other J. ade only by
sung BROWN CHEMICAL CO. Baltimore Md
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ACCIDENTALLY SHOT BY A CLRRGYMAN.-At New
Haven the Rev. II. NJ. Tenney shot VIM. McGarry
in the arm wednesday, while shooting at O mark
with heavy rifle. It is bad wound, but will
probably heal Mr.. Tenney is pastor OF the Con-
gregatiOnal church, and is passionate lover Of
The snort.
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TeIe4rapa,ic Briefs.

The post Office at Winchendon, Mass, was en-
tered by burglars last night. The safe was blown
open and between $500 and $500 stolen.
Burns barn, on LevinSOn street, Newport, R. I. {,
was burned this morning Six horses were con-
sumed in the flames, together with number OF
S1OnM
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ANARCHISTS ORDERED To LEAVE.

BERSE. september 26-SiN anarchists who are
now serving out sentences In the prison at Basic,
have been ordered 10 quit the country as soon as
their sentences expire.
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MARRIED IN SCHooL--A romantic marriage oc-
Cured Wednesday at Temple school house. a few
miles from OIL City, Pa Lucy Allen and Charles
Copeland, both school teachers, were married In
the presence OF the scholars, VINO had no previous
1nttmation OF what was TO occur. The clergyman
who was invited to be present at the appointed
hour did not know the object OF the call.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-09-26
Patent Office Changes,

The following changes have been made In the
Patent ONCE:
Promotions-W. s. Chase. d. c., from third as
sistant to second assistant; Luther Fuller, Conn,
and Geo. H. Shoulders, New York, from fourth to
third ASSISTANTS Mrs A. N. Scott, DC, to copyfst
$gp MIS- Ellen v. Grifiths, Del and Ms. Fannie V.
Washington, D. c., to skilled laoorers $40 Robt.
Alton, Iowa, a third assistant, has resigned Geo.
; Ely, or Ohio. has been appointed fourth assist
ant under the civil service rules.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-09-26

THE NEW SECRETARY OF THE TREasrRy-Secre-
tary Gresham Is expected 10 return on Monday
Opinion is divided to-day 10 his probable term az
the head OF the Treasury department. Some OF the
KNOWN ones are positive that he VIII not remain
after the LIST or october, while others know from
the best authority that he will remain up til the <th
OF March IL Is generally thought, however that
the talk at Rartan to-day will settle that question
concusiyely.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-09-26

BABE DESERTED BY ITS MOTHER AT A BALrI-
MORE HoT1L-A woman, apparently about thirty
five years OF age, with dark hair and eyes and dark
complexion, carrying q female child about two
weeks old In her arms, rang the bell at the ladies'
entrance OF the Howard house, In Baltimore, early
Wednesday morning and asked for q room. She
sent her name to the clerk 10 be registered as Mra
Annie Charles, Baltimore county. She was as
signed room, took breakfast at the hotel and re-
manned unit! yesterday morning. when she disap-
peared, and the child found living on the bed with
bottle OF milk beside it and q note pinned to its
clothing, which read: ~Some char1Iably disposed
christian win please send this babe to an asylum
as Its mother e forced to part wish t." There was
also In the room complete Infants wardrobe, In
Guiding six white dresses No clue could be OBJ
tanned TO the whereabouts OF the woman.
PRorosED KEY MONUMENTAL largely at
tended memorial meeting In honor OF Francis
Scott Key, the author OF THE star Spangled Ban
ner" was held In the hall OF the St Vincent Ly-
ceuIn association In Baltimore last evening The
Star spangled Banner was sung, and . biographi-
cal sketch OF Key was delivered by MI: John
Burke. Mr.. H v. d. Johns, the orator OF the oc-
casion, urged upon his hearers the importance Of
honoring Key by the erection Of q monument,
which, he said, would lift up before the people q
standard OF character, which was ct this time Q
necessity 70 the country.
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2O DAYS TRIAL
THE OTTO" GAS ENGINE

THE OTTO" GAS ENGINE
IL Requires boiler avoids ell extensive stt~pdsvr>
nooss time handling Of iuei and no sshea M =
used extensively for running PASSENGER and Fresbt
Snt lAthou4ph,c Pru.,e., Coffee Mnls koestsrs HaSr
sna kulinx Machinery, lAthoaI &C.. &c This ensinc
POS. sses the least number o. working psrts snd
for psrticulsr, ss 20 PROF. &c. sppy ~ Ofice Of
WsAoAs8ss0 - A8AbOo ND
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I'd Edition.
Latest 16legrans to The Star.
His Proposed Visit t. Buffalo Next
Week.

ALBANY, n. T., September B-Gov. Cleseland
has not definitely decided on what day he will
leave the capital for Buffalo, but it will probably
There will be no demonstrations along the hne If
the governors wishes are consulted.
The governor was busy, as usual, at his desk
this morning. Among his visitors were James
Bartlett, Toledo, OHIO; Joseph Waehtel, Cincin-
natl, ONO, James g. COnnel Hamilton Scotland;
George ~ Jacobs, Dublin; Francis Lynde, StetSon;
ex-Senators John g. Boyd and Luke +. CoZans,
New YORK, and Henry Hubbaru. BROOKLYN.
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The Fowler Relief Fund.

ADDITIONAL CONTRIBUTIONS RECEIVED.
THE STAR has received the following additional
contributions to the fund for the relief OF the widow
aid children Of the policeman Fowler, murdered in
the discharge Of his duty:
Samuel c, Palmer $40
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TE,HoMAs BOWLING. AucrIoneer

.XECUTOR'S SALE OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
On q STREET SOUTHWEST, BETWEEN THIRD
AND F. UH-ASD-A-HaIF STREETS IN THE
CITY OF " SHINGTON, d. &.
Ply virtue of decree OF the supreme Court of the
list let oil Coiumuia passed in iquity cause No
94s the undersigned crltor. VIII Uer for sale
o fr ut Of the premises SATURDAY. the 1--WE MY
ENENTH DAi oil SEP LMB IL. 1884, at FIVE
= LOCk T. NJ, that valuable improv, i property.
* premises No. 3I1 C. street southwest in the
'ty of Washi on i'll the District of Columbia. and
and Described o.! the city plat vi lot ., in
,IIIare 534 beginning foc the II feet inches
the southeast of said lot in said square
II and running north 81 IL inches; thu west
ct inches tn, nee til Is teet thence west feet
he south 81 feet ii inches to st Get southwest
. place q. beginning.
Terms OF sse: CASH deposit of $50 will be required
Then frol cry st Tuck off t. the purchaS r. The
hit is s.rved OF reselling the property ut cost an
ISh f purchaser, should the terms If sal be
ed with within D days frcm day of sale. Costs Of
olvey ancing al purchasers expense.
NM. II. n RY, Executor.
Se16-dts 465 str. ct southwest.
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The New York Stock Market.
TIE following are the opening and p. m. prices
q the New York Stock Market to-day, as reported
ty special wire to H. II. Dodge, 539 18th street:
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BROTHERS,, Auc.ioneer

nUNCANsoN BkOTHEKs. Auc:ioneera
FiNE BAY HAMBLt TONIAN MARE, FOUR YEARS
OLD, WARRANTED SOUND, KIND AND GEN
lie. Work. IN ALL HARNE,S.
- auction on MONDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER
IWENI I-N1NIH. at T" ELVE U'CLOt X. will
SELL III front Of our saesrooms the above This
Is an excellent animal should command the atten
ton OF parties i'll need OF rst-cass buggy family
horse. sc -6-2t
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COMMANDER WN. {. WISE Will IT, detached frum
command OF the Portsmouth on the 10Th III October
and ordered 10 the Portsmouth. " H.. navy ward
and Commander Silas w. Terry VIII relieve him OF
command OF the Portsmouth
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LIEUT.. Col CHARLES C. BARTLETT. LIST Infantry,
Will repair TO Chicago Ill. for duty Inspector Of
rifle practice OF the division OF the Missouri
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WALTER WILLIAMS l. CO., Auctioneers.
VIII sell in front of auction rooms O. MORROW
MOANING, at HAI F. ASr Ten O'CLOCK, five bar
rels OF Nolasses to the highest bidder.
1t NAlTER b. WILLIAMS & CO. Aucts.
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Failure of Illinois. Millers.

millers, OF Virden, ILL.,, have made an assignment
for the benefit OF their creditors Their liabilities
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MAD STEER LoOSS IN A CRowp.-The second
days exhibition by the Erie County (Pa) Agr1cul-
turA Society wednesday. was attended by 5000
people. Buffalo Bills "Wnd West" was a feature
OF the show. and during that part OF the pro-
gram where Mexican vaQueros ride wild steers a
frightlul scene occurred. One OF the steers be-
came furious with rage and breaking away with a
vaQuero on his back plunged into a large crowd Of
spectators, going right and left. 1nJur1ng several
and trampling a dozen or more people. The In
furated brute was finally lassoed and secured
At the Louisville races yesterday the winners
were vagabond, Bob Miles, TroubadouI, Tantrum
and Taxgather. The winners at Brighton were
Lady Lyon, Norena, Little Dan, Little Fred and
LenoX.
II u stated that Arnold Constable Co., OF New
York, lost BY the embeZlement OF their employees,
MeSsrA seymour 4 Pedder, nearly ., LOO, and
that Pedder took 81, 900 900 OF that amount
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Nrotat'or. ~ stcrts and Ponds ara information
earfjr" the MARKETS. received through wires IN
FAMILY. Greet from the New York Stock E1chanxs
- orders executed and reported promntly ia26
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STEPFATHER ACCUSED OF A HEINoCs OFFENsE
The citizens OF St Clair, Pa, are greatly excited
over the arrest OF SanJlel SPOTS, a resident, on
charge OF criminal assault on his sX-year old STEP
daughter. The accuS ttion was brought by Mrs
SPOTS. A hearing was had last evening. at which
convincing proof was given The evidence OF ply
Scians was startling, while that or the girl was
Straightforward and direct. She was subjected to
rigid crosS-examination, but was perfectly cool.
and her story was told in a manner that carried
conviction to those who heard x. The prisoner
SAID he was innocent. He was remanded without
bail for trial next week. The prisoner was quietly
taken out OF town to escape large crowd who
threatened TO lynch him. H. is nifty years OF age
and has always been looked upon as respectable
citizen.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-09-26

BAITrMoRE, September 26'-Au the poll rooms In
me city were closed to-day by order OF the
board OF police commissioners. They VIII not
he reopened unless the appeal OF James and Gam
Ole, convicted Yesterday, Tor trial, shall be
decided favorable
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TO..lIORROW.
THOMAs BOWLING. Auctioreer.

'JNHOMAS BOWLING. Auctioreer.
ELEGANT FRENCH PLATE MANTEL NIL RoEs.
HANDSOME PARLOk FUR I1URE. one ELE.
CANT IDEBOA ID A D EXTENSION lABLE
Of ON III GERMAN MI IaTER); A SPLEN-
DID ASSORTMENT OF CAlP IL, WALNUT
AND PAINTED CHAMBER FURNITURE, FINE
HAIR MATTRESSES. 10 ,ETHtRWIIH A Gt N
VI ASSOkTMENA OF OTHER LOU SEHOLD
EFFLCIS.
ALSO,
CRATES OF ENGLISH STONE CHINA.
Vt TWELVE O'CLOCK, HUi.SES. CARRIAGES, BUG
GlES, AND HAkNESS; one DAYTON WAGON.
-4UkSE AND HARNESS.
ALSO,
AT TWELVE O'CLOCK, FIVE BARRELS OF MO-
LASH AND SYRUP
HANDSOME BAY MARE, YEARS OLD. 1e
HA DIS HIGH, KIND AND GENTLE; CAN BE
DRIVEN BY A LADY.
On SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER TWENIY-SEV-
ENTH 1884 1t TEN O'CLOCK. within and In front OF
auction rooms Se20-ZL
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- q,
% Horse ard Carriage Bazaar.
$685. y4O-942 Louisiana avenue.
PERFMpTORY SALE OF FOUR MULES. THE
IROPERTY OF A. GLEAs ON. CON IRACPOR
ON sou IHERN PACIFIC T LEGRAPH tOM-
FANY
On SATURDAY MORNING. SEITEMBEk TWEN-
i-SENENTH, commencing at HALF-PAST
len UCLs q K. vii sell wi hin the Ba1aar ur black
'are Mules six years old. an.ed sound. and work
IS i'll Ill harness. weigh about HOO pounds each.
ABOUT TWENTY HEAD HORSES AND MARES,
AMONG which will lie found some good workers and
rivers
ALSO
FIFTEEN NEW AND SECONDHAND BUGGIES,
WAGONS, CARRIAGE HARNESS, &C.
sa243t b NSING Err, Auctioneer.