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TIVE VIRGINIA MIDLAND RAILWAY
ALE sHOkr LINE TO THE SOUTH. sOUTHwES

AND NESI.
Schedule IN effect q 10 ER l.. 1884,
$40 A.N.-NEW ORLEANS MAI. daily max NJ close
Connections TO all points South snd Southwest.
daily. eI ept Sunday. with G. & o. Railway. Pull
na3n Sleeping Euf1et from New rk and Wash
in2ton TO Atlanta. Pullman Sleeping cars from
asLlngron ana Atlanta to New Orleans,
BIO P-M--LOJ ISVILIE FAST LINE DAILY via Char
louisville % Cincinnati. Louisville and all Western
Joints Pullman Sleepiu-s v ashington -
louisville
1c4t p M.-SCUTHERS MAIL AND EXPRESS Daily
tC al points South and Southwest via Danyiie ard
Z. al ,5- Gilman Sleeping from Mashinr-
ton via Dan VILE Charlotte and Atlanta 10 New
Orleans: also. from Washington VIZ Charlotte and
Columbia u Augusta
Manassas Division Train leaves Washington a. 80
NJ and $40 p. " daily except sunday.
NsrrentOn rains leave Washington az $40 Il and
$40 l. II. daily
Fer tickets and Information inquire at Company's o.
Tee Col Pennsylvania avenue 1rsIi.s le.y. rsa s
J. station
u. SLAUGHTER \ MACDANIEL.
Gen. Pass. Agent A-snl
su2 Sol. HAAS Traffic Narl.srs-
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T,HoMAs BOWLING. Auctioneer

SPECIAL SALE OF BRUSSELS AND MoouET CAR
PEIS tMADh UP AND IN PIECE, BRUSSELS
BORDERING, BRUSSELS STAIk CARPETS. Eng
LISH FELTS. SPLENDID LINE OF SMYRNA
CARPETS AND RUGS. TOGETHER WITH
OTHER FLOOR DECORATIONS
On FRIDAY. OCTOBER THIRTY FIRST 1894. at
HALF-PAST TEN O'CLOCK. wit hin my auction rooms,
18th and Pennsylvania avenue. shall sell superior
col ection of the above goods This IL be the time to
buy your carpets the goods will be sold regardless Of
cost, oc1T-Af
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Mr.. Harry Braham. the husband OF Lillian Rus
sell. the actress began a suit for divorce IN ths
supreme court or New York yesterday, making Mr..
Edward solomon the correspondent
AT religious meeting In Franklin county, V
last sunday, a row occurred, which resulted In q
killing OF one man and seriously woundng anoth- !.
Three thousand coal miners are on a strike n
Colorado.
The body OF Miss Alice George, who, with Nr n.
b. Smith. was drowned while sailing on ST job -
river, near jacksonville, Fla. Friday. war found
yesterday, when the funerals OF both took plaza
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ACCORDION P1EArsn,

The Pleater with which Nine Sallsde established her
busnesa and the sole device used BY her for the st
i've years and still used all kinds Of box, accordion
and fancy pleatings IL now offered for sas lend J0I
circular. No. East 18th street. New York. oo3-3W
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BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD
ID TIE MODEL FAST LINE AND TIE OSLT
VIA WASHINGTON
LOT BE TRACK, JANNFY COUPLER,

DOt BILE TRACK JANNEI COUPLER
scHrDrIEs II fTFETT FT stSp ;. 5Fsz 1srn
Leave Washington from station corIIer OF New Jersey
,xenGs aud c street ro,.,,. 49,, c.
$500 stSqo a M l9.i5 an, m Io;lo or. ? M with I1r9nEh
without Change Io:i5 a. ~ daily to Chicago except
Jer Httsburr at $50 m. and $40 p m daily $40
M to Plttsburx. Cleveland and Detroit withSieep-
Io- Toledo and Detroit via Nonroeville. IC:15s m
daily with Sleeper for Toledo. via "heeiins and Laks
Trains Tor Philadelphia and New York a, $40 a m;
ieS m daily s s s4of n and ana saeI Cans and az,
For baltimore week days 30 Gao zoo $40 BOO
minute trsin) A 40 5:So 60 7OO eco $40. I0:I0p
Tor Baltimore on Sundays. 20 500. 500. m. 1:25
"a 500 40 $50 60 $50. So $40 lo:I0p
fOrPoints the Shenandoah Valley Railroad. lois
fsr Annapolis. $40 m. and I2:Ioand 44op m: On
Tor Way stations 6e as and Baltimore,
iS9S 40 spo a M II 10 P m, $50 20, 100 and
m Fog stations on MeT ana an b4. sia
dsa ah for pr S2cpi e l,a faesP' Sgna.y
ansh 80 a. n daily for Lsxiilston. Stanton and
FREDERICK $50 lo:la a Ia. 445 /, m daily ex
For Haserstoxn lois In and 5:s5 T. IL daily except
Trans arrive from the West daily 60 ,5oa r 22a
From New lcrk and Philadelphia 255. ssoa m daily.
SOP. M daily. except Sunday.
From Annspons. $40 q m and ls1o and 6-Ss p. m
Irom LeIfnston. 2:i5 p. m. daily. e,ccp, Sunday.
1rom Frederick and Intermediate points, SOS q m
Ais y. n and s:i3 .. daily. except Sunday; g. "a
D m daily from Point OF Rocks.
Trims leave baltimore FOR Washington at 200 4:4o
$50 tbs 7:JC, 800. 9l0 and I0-3D a. m l2:l5 go
600 80 500. D. 7.3o 800 loI5 y m on sun
Gays 800 4:4O 7:l5. $50. 60 900. H. 30 5Oa
Is. 30 snd 800 D.
Al trains from Washington stop at Relay Station e1-
cept4.30p H.
Tor further information apply at the Baltimore and
Ohio Ticket shingOn Station. els and 1851
ftnnsylvsnia avenue 14th street where orders
VII be taken for baggage 20 he checked and received
any POINT in the city.
Nm CLEMENTS, n Oft, Pzltirrore
tlT q Il LORD Gent Passenger Aren't
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RANGE OF THE THERMoMETER.-The following
were the readings at the office OF the chief signal
officer to-day: am, $50; IL J. m, a. pm, as g.
Maximum, 507; minimum, IL.
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C1oru1sa Nsws.

CLoru1sa Nsws
THE M1sF1T STORE
Corner 10th and streets
Is packed from door to ceiling with the best stock
Clothing brought to Washington, and as the
weather Is somewhat backward we propose to fore e
sales by putting prices down lower than even we
did before. We will sell
FOR MEN AND YOUTH
Gassimes s, sni ss 2, &C. worsh $40
Splendid Business SUITS At SI siSss worth s1a
Coiored Or Black Cortscrew z-6atton cutsway at
e. So5n se ut g.
and $50. worth fully double.
FOR BOYs4 TO II YEARS
Overcoats and Suits at $3.50 worth %,
Overcoats and Suits at Sc. IS. worth $40.
FOR BOYS. - TO II YEARS
0vercoats and suits at 81 50. worth sio.
overeoass a and suits suits Sr Mos s4
overcoats and suits at $l2 worth So
odd for and
THE M1sFIT STORE,
oc21 COR. 10TH AND STREETS
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Surposr You LOOK
Some people have never seen. and therefore 10 moi
know Of the Ne W, Handsome Good Fitting and Stylish
Clothing We have We Mention:
Fall OvERsACKS. from 90 to 800
Heavy NEWMARKETs and Sack OVER
COATS, from 80 to SIS.
Mems and Youths BUSINESS SUITS, from
$40 to $2S
Cass Four Button Getaway SUITS. from
SIS to $28.
Black. Brown and Blue Diagonal aud Cork
screw Prince Albert and Four But
ton GETAWAY SUITS from
$40 to S45.
Poys' and Children's UITS, from s. so to Sla
Our stock of Neckwear, Gloves and Under
wear is full and complete Prices tho
lowest Shirts Made to Order.
NOAH WALKER & CO.,
ocl6 COS PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE
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BallOsing for Bishop.

THE VOTING YESTERDAY IN THE DIOCESAN CoyvENs
TI0N IN BALTINogg.
The first two ballots In the Protestant Episcopal
Diocesan convention In Baltimore yesterday to
elect successor 10 the late Bishop Finkney were
printed In THE STAR last evening The baIluting
continued after TIE STARS report closed Nine
more ballots were taken, with little change, tle
last ballot, the eleventh. resulting: Eccleston 80:
Leeds. 81: scattering. 1.-THE total number being
IFS; necessary 10 choice, 30. AT 10 p. ~ the
vention adjourned.
One or two votes were received In the various
ballots by Bishop Elliott. OF western Texas: Rev.
DIS. Elliott. Lindsay, Williams Dix, Wouhingion,
Hutton, Hyland, Rev. Messrs. Leonard and Sl.y Kerr
INSPECTOR OF RIFLE PRscT1cE.-Capt Stanhope
T. Blunt, ordnance department, has been relieved
from duty In the department OF Dakota and or
dered TO report 70 Lieut. Gen. sheridan for duty at
the headquarters OF the armvl Il Understood that
he is to act as inspector OF rifle practice.
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The baltimore Markets.

BALTIMORE. October 29.-Eirgnia Sizes deferred
threes, 5lk bid day.
BALTIMORE. ND. October 29-Cotton dull--mid-
ding. 9ta93s Flour quiet and straightforward street
and western snPer 25a2 U.s. do. extra 9os3 SO: do
aa%s Sa ko f Srsn %s do
$50: do. superlative patent. 800 Wbnat-southern
easier western frmer southern red 85a88 do. amber
9s.s5: No a. Maryland, $1,000: No; wes5ern winter
82N: December. S4aa84H January, 8651aS6A. Corn
southern lower western nominal souttsrn mite 53s56:
do. yellow. b0a53; western mixed: yeA kTxaiS: Jan
western white ssass; DO mixed sOass: Pennsylvania
51a34 Rye quiet 63a65 Hay stea ~ and Quet-prme
choice Pennsylyana and Maryland. liOOal5; go. Pro-
and clear rib hides. PACKED 7halOh Bacon-shoulders.
81: clear rib sides. llx. Hams, l51ssl6H. Lard
refined. 9k. Butter hru-wsstern packed. lOa2a:
S refined. 7a7H eess dull aud e.ssHSio e.1soe .
copper refined aast: I2aiaA Whisky steady Lisal
1as T. CRANE So
wheat 600OO bushels; corn 10000 bushels; oats zoo
bushels; rye, 1000 bushels Smpments-none Ssies-
wheat. $4,000 bushels; corn. 5000 bushels.
The Chicago Markets.
CHICAGO III. October % -Closing prices: Wheat
November. 75x: December; 76x: January. 77k: May.
50 year. 49, Nay - cornMocso6eT 81: SSVem:
October: 1850, year, lLl7N january. lisS,- Lard
October 90; November. $780, December. ESQ., january
$50; February, 607H.
The Petr0leum Market.
PTTTSBUR0, Pa. October 20-On irregular with
trading Hight and connned principally to pikers The
market opened at eek declined to 81 and then rallied
TO 71x ct O'clock utter dispatches report the Arm
soSrs zen IL The The :s e
rsIs Per hour. and the chrissis 8 bssrsls ''s " ~
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BOWLING, Auci

FJNHOMAS BOWLING. Auctioneer
AUCTION OF SALE ONE FINE BILLIARD TABLE
ANDONEFINEPOOLTA TABLE BALLS AND CUES
BY virtue OF chattei deed of trust will be sold to
the highest bidder on SATURDAY. NOVEMBER
FIRST, 1854. at TWELVE O'CLOCK at bowl ne's
oc25-St LOUIS PHILLIPS Trustee
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AETENNO0N.
VI,Hos. J. FISHER CO.. Real Estate Auctioneers

'I,HoS. J. FISHER L CO.. Real Estate Auctioneerx
TRUSTEES SALE OF TWO SMALL p R. G Z
HOUSES AND LOTS KNOWN AS Nos. 2006 AND
zoos SEVENTEENTH STREET NORTHWEST.
BY virtue Of deed Of trust dated February 1lth
1879 and duly recorded in Lber No, 9Os folio eco az
seq of the land records for the District OF -
Columbia shall sell On WEDNESDAY AZ Err
NOON. OCTOBER TWESTY-SECOSD. 1884, at HALF
PAST FJUR O'CLOCK. in front of the premises Lots
numbered one hundred and ysix u56) and one hun
dred and ffty-seven (l57 "Bou2hton and Moore's"
subdivision Of square numbered hundred and fifty
050J in the city of Washington. District
Of Columbus, as the same is recorded in
the Office Of surveyor of the District Of Columbia
in Liber H. c.. at ls9 each OF said lots havinE
each extending back of Equal width with the front
seventyfOr C4) ct more or less tn alley ten t10I
feet wide together with the improvements consisting Of
two story basement and mansard roof bro DWELL
ing houses. known Nos zoos and zoos 18th street.
which viii be sold separately.
Terms: one-third in casa; the residue in six and
twelve months with interest. and secured by deed Of
trust property deposit OF $50 each lot will be
required at time of sale Convey. the cost Of
purchaser.
CHARLES c. GLOVER ,r...
oclI-d CALDERON CARLIsLE,t trustees
sS-ABOvE SALE POSTPONED ON ACCOUNT OF
rain until WEDNESDAY,, OCTOBER TWENTY
NINTH, 1884, at same hour and place.
oc23- THOS J. FISHER & CO.. AuctsL
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FTNHOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer
SALE NEAR JENNINGS OF HOUSEHOLD Eff
EECTS, STOCK AND FARMING IMPLE.
MINIS, &c, EMBRACING
WALNUT AND OTHER CHAMBER URNITUEE.
CARPETS. LOUNGES. Ill kRORS, MARBLE TOP
TABLES, EXTEN SION INlNGTABI.E, CHAIks,
CLICKS. PICTURES. COOKING STOVE AND
KITCHEN REQUISITES.
STOCK AND FARMING IMPLEMENTS. EN-
BRACING TWO HORSES AM cow LOT PIGS
LARGE MANURE WAGON. A NUMBER OF
CHICKENS AND DUCKS. Two DOUBLE AND
ONE SINGLE SET OF HARNESS, AND A
GOOD ASSOkTMLNT OF FARMING lAifLE.
MENTS.
On WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER FIFTH. 1884 COM
mcncing al Ten O'CLOCK i shall sell, ut the resi-
from Jennings bridge. the above effects.
Terms cash Goods to be removed day Of sale. o28 It
NUNCANSON BROS Anc.,oneers
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g BENSINGER, Auctloneer
feremptory sale Of the entire stock OF Millinery
Fancy and Dry goods &c. Contained in No 1885,
9TH street northwest street shall sell at the
above store on FRIDAY MORNING, ThE THiNTY;
FIRST INST at TEN O'CLOCK and SATURDAY
EVENING. at SLvEN O'CLOCK, all the contents Of
store consisting of Millinery Goods Fancy Goods Dry
Goods. &c This sale is pcreInltory. Ladies in
yited to attend. will sell wheeler Il Wilson Sewins
Machine Counter Cases. and ~ Drawers and Fixtures
suitable for Shoe or Millinery store FRIDAY, q,
TWELVE O'CLOCK
oc29-2t. Auctioneer,
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WYE "OTTO' GAS ENGINE
Requires no boiler. avoids all expensive attendance
nolo<s OF time. handling OF iue and ashes. II il
Pc sxtensavely Tor running PASSENGER and Freight
kleTton sewing Machines. Meat Choppers Printing
&c btnoer,Bhie Presses, Coffee Mills. Re asters Paper.
sGe aoams Mscnlnery. lsthss. &c. &c. This engine
JUL Wiz exeIae EDoOthpess REGULARITY Of speed
Possssses the least number o. working parts and
ofsnt simplicity Of mechanism
! or particulzrs pricsa Sc apply Office OF
Warrington Gas Light Ga 9lj
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HAzELrrNR CoNyrcrrp N RALrrnnR. nr "

HAZELTTNR CONVICTED IN BALTIMORE OF MAN
sLAU1HTRR.-Gilbert w. Hazetine, who killed
Mamie Thorpe In q house Of I'll fame IN Baltimore
last July, was last night convicted OF man
slaughter In the criminal court in that city The
result was great surprise to everybody, the
had made out a clear case OF murder IN the FIRST
degree. and the only question was " neither Hazel
tine was insane at the time he shot the woman.
AFTER the verdict had been given the court stated
that sentence would be deferred. The penalty Tor
manslaughter In Maryland Is imprisonment from
one day In jail to ten years In the penitentiaIy.
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TOMORROW.
VNHOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.
CATALOGUE SALE

CATALOGUE SALE.
SUPERIOR HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, BELONG
ING TO COUNT CARL LEwENHAUPT, MINIS
TEE FROM SWEDEN AND NORWAY, EMBRAC-
ING VERY HANDSOME RISIAN PARLOR
SUITE IN PRIME CONDITION. TURKISH SUITE
WITH LOUNGE. VERY ELEGANT BULL
WORK CABINET. EXQUISITE PETITE
BEEEL MIRROR IN BRASS AND EBONY
FRAME. LAMPS OF VARIOUS DESIGNS, OIL
PAINTINGS. FANCY TABLES AND CHAIRS,
TABLE COVERS, ELEGANT WINDOW HANG
INGS. SINGLE WALNUT BEDSTEADS, MAT
TRESSES. BLANKETS AND BEDDING. HAND.
SOME CHEFFuNlERS C o c HE'S AND
Lou NGES, CHILDREN'S BEDSTEADS AND
GIBBS AND OTHER NURSERY ARTICLES
DRESSING TABLE WITH ADJUSTABLE MIR
ROR MIRROR FRONT WALNUT WARDROBE,
WALNUT HALL SUIT WALNUT PILLAR EX-
TENSION TABLE. LEATHER COVERED DINING
CHAIRS. HANDSOME WALNUT NJ T. SIDE
BOARD. HANDSOME CHINA AND GLASSWARE
sILVER-PLATED CANDELABRAS, r SSIA n
SAMOvAR. PLATED WARE FINE TABLE CUT
LERY. FRENCH PLATED GOODS WALNUT
OFFICE FURNITURE. BRUSSELS, CHAMBER,
STAIR AND HALL CARPETS. COPPER COOKING
UTENSILS AND o H E r KITCHEN REOUI-
SITES. AT AUCTION
rES 0cL4 an at 40; 1o2 CGnmesrieut sveng the
his entire household Effects This sale Offers s e op
& i House will b. oren and foods on Exhibition
day prior 70 SALE when catalogues will be ready
Cc-2-it THOS. BOWLING, Auctioneer
DEREMpTORY SALE OF BUILDING SITES ON
Il MERIDIAN HILL. FRONTING BOUNDARY
SIaTEENIH STREET tXTENDnD, CHAM
PLAIN. ONTARIO AND CENTRAL AVENUES,
COLUMBIA ROAD. &c
On TIL RsDAY AFTERNOON OCToBERsa6
TH1RTIETH. at FOUR O'CLOCK. we will sell S3$
Lots TO- IS. 10 3 and 49, IN Block 5 ~.
Sub-lOts ). and Z. - f. fronting Boundary
street. 18th street.
Lots Il. IS. n %. q, "a. % and 81. Block G.
IS; H. Is. 16. 70. d, Is and 26. " TO-
.. 33 and "a ii
" 16, 10
10.
These lots are desirably situated ard will make
splendid villa sites his section rapidly prov in
a1d presents splendid opportunity Tor Investment
Terms: One,third cash. balance in and two
years. notes to bear interest payable sem-annuay and
to be secured by deed of trust all cash option
purchaser Convey ancng. &c. at cost of purchaser
Terms TO be complied with days otherw Sc re-
sale at rsk and cost of defaung purchaser after five
dayS public notice of such resale in
published in Washington, DC. deposit of $50 re-
quired OH each lot al time o. slle
Pats cal! be obtained at OFT e OF Auctioneers.
Oc22-dSds DUNCANSOS BROS Aucts
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THIS EVENING.
II K FULTON, Aucuoneer

TT X FULTON. Aucuoneer.
AUCTION SALE OF FORFEITED PLEDGES
l will sell at my store, 1918 PENNSYLVANIA
AVENUE by public auction commencing TUESDAY,
OCTOBER TWENTY EIGHTH.at TEN O'CLOCK A. NJ,
and SEVEN O'CLOCK ?. NJ. my stock 81 for
elusive This sale will 2sist principally of
ladies' and Gents clothing. of all kinds. Suit ,ss.
SILKS. Dress goods. Rubber swimming suit Bed
clothing Table-cloths. Pa.edwarr. Clocks, Musical
and Mechanical ins rCnents Umbrellas Falises, Guns
Rifles This sale will continue mornings at TEN
O'CLOCK and evenings at SEWN O'CLOCK until all
the lots sold 1 icAet holders will please take
notice. II. K. FULTON,
P2wnbroker and Auctioneer.
j. W DYER. Salesman. oc24-5ts
II ARGE STOCK OF FINE ENGLISH BREECH-
~ LOADING SHOT GUNS. IMPOHTED FRENCH
CATHEDRAL GONG CLOCKS. ROGERS FINE
SILVER ILATED WARE. DINER AND TEA
ddPORTLD SWIs3 MUSIC kOXES FROM TWO
LADIES' BEST ROSEWOOD AND NICKLE
EANJOS, WADE AND BUTCHER KAZOKs, RE-
NOLyEkS. TOOLS AND 10000 USEFUL HOUSE.
HOLD ART! Giles.
BY direction OF the owner TO change business will
SELL on the premises all the above stock of J. U.
O'MEARA & Co. l347 Pennsylvania avenue northwest
WASHINGTON. ID. c. Sale commences at SEVEN Il. NJ.
Great BARGAINS may he expected. FOLEY, Auct.
y. B-Ihe fixtures notbe sold as, terInil-
atOn OF sale. the store will be occupied by j. u.
O'MLAHA L CO.. Manufacturers CT ROYAL GLUE"
seTS
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SUGGESTION TO BIcYCLERs-The chief OF police
and other officials, under whose observation acci-
dents occurring from careeSsness or bycice riders
come, suggest that lights be used by the bcyclers
at night, and that bell or whistle of some kind be
attached to the machine or carried 10y rider. few
years ago, when Major Morgan was chief OF police
a treaty was made between the police and The
bicyciers, providing that lights should be carried
az night This regulation, however, has not been
generally observed.
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The New York stock Market.
The following are the opening and p. m prices
of the New York Stock Market to-day, as reported
by special wire to Fl. II. Dodge, 539 18th street:
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THE CELLULOID TRUSS: THAT NEVER BREAKS
y never wears out. always clean. aud can be Worn
while bathing. Isfor sale aS
CHAS. FISHERS.
tS3 9Th street northwest
MRS FISHER devotes her attention 70 ths wants Of
IN
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A PLucKr WOMAN WITH A PIsror-At Erie pa
James Stewart, colored, assaulted MIS- Frank kcif-
er, white last evening. She drew a pistol ana shot
stewart In the head. His death viii probably 80
suit
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I 1UNCANSUN BNOo., AuctloneerS
ENTIRE FURNITURE, CARPETS. &C.,
CONTAINED IN DWELLING No. 1880 TWELFTH
STREET NORTH ESD. EMBRACING RAW SILK
EBONY FRAME PARLOR SUITE. EASY CHAIRS
MANTEL SETT, SECRETARY, WHATNOT,
LOUNGE HANDSOME LEATHER-COVERED
DINING CHAIRS. WALNUT SlDEBOARD. WAL
NU1 PILLAR EXTENS ION TABLE, MAHOGANY
BEDSTEADS BUREAUS, WASHSTANDS, COT
TAGE SETS, FEATHER BEDS, HAIR AND OTHER
MATTRESSES. WARDROBE, STUDEN LAMP
HAT RACK, OTTOMANS. LACE CURTAINS AND
CORNICE, WILTON AND TURKISH RUGS
BRUSSELS AND INGRAM CARPETS, CROCK
cry AND GLASSWARE. KITCHEN KEQUIS-
1TES &c.
At Auction. on FRIDAY MORNING, OCTOBER
TH1RIY-F1RST, at TEN O'CLOCK, will sell at the
above named residence the entire Furniture g.,
tanned therein to which respectfully call the aten
ton of buyers. House for Rent oc2S-3t
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sVCAPITAL PRIZE s75NO III
1lChETS OILY So SHARES IN PROPORTION.
n OCISIANA STATE LOTTERY COMPANY

We do hereby certify that IRE stDerrise the arranoe
Tor az the HoHhBcJid SeD nnttal Ora tc0s of
ire Lo3stGha State Lotssry Company. and pers0n
manage ard e0tyot the Drawings Themselves ami tInt
ne sc.e afe eoHdgcted ,cth honesty tairness and IN
G0J dtih otCFo al parties and authorize the COM
l,S t. U.s. ts certt9cae trh OF oar s0I
lures attached. an It's 1dUeFtlseysSats" '
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FTNHOMAS BOWLING. Auctioneer
l. Corner 18th ST. and Penna ave NV
VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY IN GEORGE
TOWN, d. c., AT AUCTION.
On SATURDAY. NOVEMBER FIRST. 1884, in "a
front Of tn, premises. at HALF-PAST FOURAf#
O'CLOCK shall sell part of lot II fronting 81 feet
on the east side of High street by depth Of 100
improved by two STORY brick dwellings and brick
bake house, being Nos. 1l07 and 14ll high street,
Georgetown
Terms made known at sale oc234t
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The TaylOr-NOses Conspiracy Cases.
THE DEFENDANTS HELD BY JUDGE SMELL FOR THE
GRAND JURY.
A Serious Charge,

An ALLEGED INDECENT ASSAULT On A LITTLE GIRL
Geo. Moran, aged ~ years, a bricklayer by trade
was arrested near Judiciary square this afternoon
by Detectives Cox and Carter and locked
up at the seventh precinct station house
Ex-Harber Master ChaS. Luddinston charges tina,
Moran has taken improper liberties with his Us
elght-year old niece, Lena McCaDe, living al No
EOS Pennsylvania avenue.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-10-29

TESTING THE LEGALITY OF Such PROCEEDINGS.
To-day in the Court in General Term, Judges
Cartier, Macarthur and James, the case or James
Barnard Shugrue was argued A boy OF twenty
years OF age enlisted in the United States marine
corps without the consent OF his father. The lad
gave to the recruiting officer his age as above q
years short time thereafter writ OF habeas
corpus was sued out by the boys father through
Mr. b. G. Lovejoy as counsel. on The hearing OF
the writ Judge Wylie decided that the enlistment
or minor over eighteen years in the marine GODS
was legal without the consent OF the father, and
Notwithstanding that the father Is lit person TO
have the custody OF the boy and protests against
his enlistment and demands the custody or the
son. Judge Wylte thereupon renanded young
Shugrue 10 the marine corps TO serve out his term
of enlistment From this decision the appeal was
taken, which Was before the General Term to-day
The section 14lS. X S, provides that "boys be-
tween Ia and Is years may be enlisted In the navy
until they arrive at the age OF 81 years. other per-
sons may be enlisted for period not exceeding
five years, unless sooner discharged by direction OF
the President and IT, WAS Dnder this Sac,ion rhot
the case was decided below.
The appellant claims, nrst that this section does
not refer to the marine corps second, that the sec
ton, properly construed, implicitly prohibits the
enlistment OF boys under ii and over IS third that
the marine corps is as distinctly an independent
branch OF the military service as the army or
navy, and Is primarily land force In which the
term OF enlistment Is the same as in the army In
which the enlistment OF minors is prohibited:
fourth that the limit OF minority is twenty-one
years and the father has the right OF custody over
his SON during minority; NTH, that the cons; rue
liou VI Iuc CouiG pcioN was LlOslCdi anu lQe re-
suits would be lnconvenent; sixth, that the oath
OF enlistment rendered is void on account OF ile-
gallty in form and substance.
The Taylor-NOses Conspiracy Cases.
THE DEFENDANTS HELD BY JUDGE SMELL FOR THE
GRAND jury.
The case OF MessrS Moses, McDevitt, and Cole
charged with conspiracy by Mr.. George Tay-
lor was to-day sent to the grand jury by
Judge Smell, who accepted the personal bonds
OF the defendants In the sum or $1,000. Judge
Smell said that he was Constrained 10
lind that the facts show an abuse OF process or OF
powers equivalent prOceSS