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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-01-10
FINANCE AND COTTON


Tnr Commercial aud Financial CHI 'nlcle,
giving rather 90 omy Prospective resume OF
last year says /. was O.. q. acadlly lnctuthlns
depression In cnmmeiC and financial shalia
gfsyatsd n, the year drew toward a olc'e, aud
Ia the mo tn af nccumb ihCta was little relio'
" the & iium and heavlue1s which prevailed At
tho stock aud CONNER, lnl cxcnAn grs, Mofcan.
tile ff'lures exc I aIEeiy Ia volume the
failures OF tho pgsyiu. year. Indeed, from tho
minimum smount o. Q01Oli liabilities In
teivtd IL tho mlgr,l during lssO-iha' femaik
able year q ouoyancy-lh' figures
upward Ss.S o % 'ssslioolc5o ,aSNme. IN ISL
wS IN ,l,g S1I y, psn ieSVSGbg N ANY sny
thrcitening 81 n financial crisis, the year lss ;
exhibited great .ht inkrfc Ia profits, and u
bore all the charie, Tsu OF po.iod OF reject
sion from preceding time OF great bnoyancy'
In e. Il was only when the tide thus con-
.nued % fail sud al, beyond all ordinary ea.
Inmates, that the people began 10 realize .nd
FULLY understand how high had been the boom
iss wave OF prosperity "'''' 'u'n'''''u u
Tho financial machinery worked wel. and
give shock 10 the already psid feelings OF the
business 60 annuity, Tho money market was
sbundauily ulnp'icd with iunds;
40 bank failures Of intclnss
Importance TOOK rlacc. and In tho
leading flnancalcenT =, where stock exchange
business continnr large proportion OF inc
was not q siuglo iai urs al widespread influence
among bankers or b okers And this strength
was exhibited IL the face of lcclino IN stocks
and bonds which far exceeded In the tot u
Ehriukago O. values anything known since the
crisis OF 1873 The continued coinage OF silver
by the COVE lamont ives cloud upon the nor
ron but this had its principal eii.ct In project
Ing an uncertainty into the future rather Than
In present. injury. II necessarily. destroys ,on.
1dencc In the int diligence or good ieiih OF those
legislators In congress who could origl a'c-'and
stl,l more In those who yet wish 10 rpeiugto-
financial blunder Of such indeiCnsibe ehar.
nrtor
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occurred ON all monlhsunill July, which opened
AZ previous close. August was r0int on at
opening, The future market at New Orleans
opened weak, natural a. the day before was a
holiday, ahd closing duh shows the samo cause
not removed. last call To-day shows an i'm
IrnVement oi points ON The nfai two months
and points on all other months over last close
Produce -Chics gO-On opening call January
wheat had % a. For f0hfu,fy wheat opsn0d
and closed a. ~, an advance Of ~ on olosa
yesterday, A new report at tho Dallas en-
change N May wheat, which opened ~ l0ls
aud closed ~ 1928, Corn for January on frst
sud llstoal brought 81; this IL also tho last call
the day before. February corr opened at 3i
aud closed at 50 rs. loss since close thn day
before of2i.. Receipts of gfAin are. wheat i2j =.
u5i. corn. gsd.6s7; oats. i7.tsS. Shipments arc,
wheat, bs7di corn, 60 ? 6. oats. aIo3g
~. Lonis-January wheat had l0l bid on
opening call. February wheat stood 100 ~ all
day, and May wheat sold at 100 Cora for Janu.
AIRY sold at an; for February isA. oats for
January at close brought ~ ~ for February
30. and for May sJN was bid.
Provisions Chicago Pork for February
closed ~ ga %, an advance OF cents ON pre-.
vious close Pork for May brought $500 %
lut call ard mended IL cents at close Lard
for February mcuded nj close 2 cents, selling on
last call at " Ia For May Lard brought
O. ~ IL ON opening call aud Q. % on last call
NsEW ynpE
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WhOlosalo nfngglsit, Dallas, Ttxat
by retail NJ Howell a Br0s an J.. L. Williams
THE GREAT ERGLISH REMEDY

lsa never fhlllng toni
for Nervous ebility,
cxhaustld ltalliy. Sem.
iral WaakucfE, spvr
mHtnlriWa, l. u \ 4
MANHOOD. impotel
cy, Para y,ls, ana sllthr
tr iblo eject, Of Self
AhusI youthful foLie,.
FtdtNUtsscs In mhturcf
ye such - loss q
" mOry,Lassiiuf Noe
iutuul Emissions. Ave-
D Ion g. SoCirty. Dim
rstS 81 Nls on. Noiss e.
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Smiths Extract of May Flower

victims by tho thousand. timely use Of
Smiths Extract Of May Flower
viii positively prevent such results. In proof Of
this assertion, SIC cite you 10 the numhcrlcss tcsu'
monias in ou. possession, and quote such emit
nont authorities as DR.. EIi Ives, Of New Haven.
Conn. and DR.. King, Compiler OF Kings Dis
pcusat0ryJ Ask your own physician u these
name, urc authorities, and decide iur yourself
whether yHr VIII arrloc your NE rather than
surrender yo-. prejudice 90 Ju advertised medl.
cine. Decide now, 1t may not be too late,
Smiths Extract OF May Flower
{, natures own remedy Itisno VIC dccocton
oiuUuscDus drugs aud dangerous chemicals. Nay
Flower iy a modest liu'' plant which grows In
Naw rouul'Uul. IN rcnuy 'Ennil lud Kentucky.
IL dutouc and ustrlnrcnt ln its properties, anil
Inns irlu.uuy been used 90 great advantage Doe
unr.II and GDUc, "omnlhllts oi children. Us
rutm,ut however isiu l.,rcutlc and efficient
urii0u uu tho Kidney, 10 removes an impurities
thrUurhuatuul channels mud restores thcsys'om
TO % healthy condition. ltpumpuy relieves pains
On tho back and loius In cn.o' ui weak and dele
cltp ieualrs. lt value 81, beyond computation
But ilg .ac NATURAL n1lc,ty 90 woman, which
cause, her to shrink from newspaper publicity
wc might publish hundreds OF testimonials Of
in,,umohlc benefits derived from Us use.
Ask your druggist for Smiths Extract OF May
Flower. Read carefully the circular around Tho
bottle. Z yours to choose between
Health. Happiness and ,iic.
Disease. Misery and Death.
Prepared only by S. 70, Smith d Bro. Coyin.,on.
Ky. For sale A. druggists.
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Joh5oLIDAIED REGEifTs
This Year. Last. Yea

The Com morcial aud Finaucial Chronicle OF
January 9Th says the movement OF the crop. as
Indicated by our kilograms fom the South to-
night, Is given below, FOR the week ending
this evening Jan. a the total receipts have
reached lSI6l2 ba es, against 20l CSC bales last
week, 247. 733 bales the previous week aud 2Si,
i6s bales three weeks since, making the total
receipts since the LIST of September, 1883, 3,556
% bales, against $3.50 $50 bales for the same
period of 1882 So showing decrease since So
iember /, 1883, OF ls9 i97 baes
The exports for the week rding this evening
resch a total OF 1884 bale, OF which % Q. .
wers to Great Britain, 20 9jS b France and H.
81 TO the rest of the confident while the stocks
! hsmsde up this evening are NV l,269 070 bales.
The gross movement Overland shows a large
falling OFF from the figures OF bs2 and 1881. dur.
ing the month OF december ara the total for the
four months 10 da'c IL now co siderably LEES
than the totals for the saus period IN those
yeats For the mouth the gnss rail .hipIneuts
ara 2ls 223 bales, against 2Cj2Y bales IN 1882.
aud 2j5 2l0 bales In 1881, aud for the season t.
January the figures Of 1855 i.li behind those OF
the previous year 20 sll Daics aud these OF ISL
a'eE in 0s sxcS.s '" "a 1881, tho 'caS s,
cline from the figures Of 1889 Is, however,
much less decided mar n 10 inc cross The net
bales for the same month asst year and l0l, 600
bales In December, 1881. For the yesss the to-
al reaches 3s2 ais bales against 4ls0Sl bales In
$50, and 323 SO bales In the prrcedii q season.
Uncommon with the overland movement re-
!, pts at the porls have fallen OF dining the
ADuth as nilly shown By our weekly state
Its. New Orleans continues TO record a
!rked ipcrease over iss2, and the receipts at
10 Virgins ports, other than Norfolk, s7s also
head OF last year; this latter is owing 10 great
psrt 10 tho increased facilities Tor handling cot
on at West Point aud Newport News. The total
ne, port receipts TO January are "a. 1886 ba'e>be
lid 1882, but show q gain over 1851 "
Ma tio bales. The exports TO foreign ports In
|p,Jmber were only 63l 1853 bates against 7i0,-
IH3osies tn same month of last year, making
total for the four months 23i 62i bales less
In for the same reriod Of the preceding sea-
n. The whole decline is still Ia the exports to
ga, Britain, the continental figures falling
nv i52 bales bslow those Tor 1881. Port and
aterior towns SIC sks continue In excess Of year
sgo. ,,.,,
Gear IN the weeks receipts OF bales, anc an
{irrrease in shipments Of ld.0D0 bales, and the
1,sipmsnts Stree January lst show an increase Of
4 ool bales The movement at Calcutta, Madrai
"A other India ports for the last reported week
.ssince the lst Of January. for two years hsi
IN a. follows Other ports" cover Ccylon
stleorsn, Kurraehee and Coconda.
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ruhr TIE MEDICAL PROFESSION

and luyallds gcacraiiy mny properly
undorstanl tho morris 81 "toldrHE
Li.aiid Beef Tonic" at aa1lys8 ~
tho eminent chemist, ARTHUR HILL
uAsSALL, MD, FRS, ot London,
England: and ni'o rn cH basement by
tho celebrated Z nyalc.hn. Professor
SIR ERASMUS WILSON, F.R.S..LL.p.,
oflnglon. ar, luhoi1! ou each bottle.
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FUTURES.

Yorror-At New York the market opened
YuIet with the current month point OF a, mrs,
|.rs ,ction. Tire decline on January continued
mi !, on. when & reached 5roints of Last
In however, m nded to 10 ~ which Is me
Ia at closing prices Of the day before. A.
'rs,.ooi the future srket was q m all day n
~, ~ quotations At New Orleans an sdvsnce
lsarrsd al first al on previous close OF point1
III he current menlh. and . similar sdvencs
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MEDICAL,
snI!t'. Es,.:: d Nay Flower.
TheTlmeTned and universally ApproyedRemedy
iorall Diseases Of the lIaddCraud kidneys,
II Posi- sura. = acre all
9th .aedies Nav inii'
ed Ia Produce Ron ..

"nrrhrs Disease Of tho Hiirr D." fearful
scourgc. which spares neither nga * nor condl'
don, becomes an inoumblo disease only Tor Tho
want Of timely attention, II allowcd 10 work its
myngos unchecked until IL has fastened upon the
yitals offs ylctlm no medica skin can release Us
hold it clalmsits prey ana annually numbcnils
victims By tho thousand. 4 timely use Of
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BANKS
Dallas National Bank
DALLAS. TEXAS.
PAID UP CAPITAL. Sl50,000,

TTansaots General Hawking Business,
OFFlCERs-s. a. niyue, President II v.
Tompkins. Nire.lresldent X. NJ. keardon,
Cashier.
DIRECTORIES. q. nayne, Il. v. Tomp'
klns X. Ferguson, A. J. roi ter, J. r. TrcIe.
want ir., l.. 4, Mordecai, W u, Wright, q, A.
Koating. T.. N Roard0n.
The following are Eastern subscribers 10 the
Stock OF this BAnki Estate Charles Wheeler, late
Nioe.pfcsideut Cenira National Rank. Philadol.
phA,G NJ. Tfautman, President Central NntiOuri
bank, Philadelphia 4. W Brow rrnydont
Life 4 Trust Company, Philadelphia W. A.
Pullman, President eabOald Bank New York,
9. @. Bayne, President Fir,t National Bank
Bradford, Pa; l.. r. Lawtnn, First Ma ioual
pauk Orlcnn, N. Y.tJ. v. Rite ST. Petersburg
IA Savings Bank; J. X. llauua, Weir Pillow
Company. Monmouth, H.; d. O'DRy. Vice.
President United Pine Lines.
Hank Ia Dexter & r. gusln'S former iusuT.
anoe once. MAIN STREET
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MEDICAL.

! has made nv his agents for "a state vi Texas 4,
sell his neyeT.ai'.ng remedy Natures O1nl u
| bial Restorative or VitAlixcr' All affected wti
nervous debility, loss ~ manhood and q kin.
dred diseases should NJ once y ocuTe his in ular
from which 10 learn the cause OF the disc ases
above mentioned then AZ once to procure from
as or through M by your drngglstor eIp resl
he neyor-faillng remedy
CROWDua q BALDWIN
Wholesale Druggists Dallas, Texas
by retail AZ Howella Bros an ,. l. williams
Illu 'iraled Marriage Guide, e6O pages. olo,f
and gilt binding, 30 cent; same IN paper cover,
. cents, Manhood, 10 cents womanhood. Is
cents; pamphlet, 3 cents, securely sealed. b,
mail. Send money or postage stamps. DIR.
WHITTIER, the Great Specialist on ST.
charles sffeet II Louis, Mo
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In The Head, The vital nuit passing unobscrhci
Ia the luV, r. a many NtIcr diseases that lead
10 Insanity Hud death
TnE ENGLI-H MEDICAL fNslIrUTE
will ugruc N fortflt Fave uuuHrsd Dollars
for a case ~ th.a Mind tic WAL Hfst ORA
TIVE under their special advice aud treat
mruU viii not turt ar Inr ANYTHING mrura ~
inlufing found in ~, GHE ENGiihu MEpI-
successfully without mercury. Consultation
Free, Thorough examination and advice. in
Guiding Analysis uf udu.. ~ 30. Price NJ vital
Restorative, siAs bOtil., or four times IA.
price. orc. % d ln, ~ ID sent without sl
as % guarantee, secu @ from uh,cfyl ion, ani
Inc a. private uWp ~ desired, uy ENGLISH
Ipris. Nissnud.
Wholesale Agents D.. SCOTT & CO, CAL
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ro-DAY's QUOTATIONS

The following are the openiHg ana closing
quotations for middlnR together with the 0lOA.
ing quotations Of yesterday:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-10-04

According to BTadstreetS the industrial condi-
tion OF the country remains about as it has been
LOT amOnt1, being marked by restricted production,
strikes, low prices and a small volume of transac-
tons The crops abundant, and OF good quality
and prices are more satisfactory. Reports from
Pennsylvania speak in rather more hopeful strain
OF manufactures, and stocks are keeping up pretty
well The political uncertainty, no doubt, unset
ties the markets 20 some extent but the outlook
for revival OF business after the election is favor
able
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-10-04

But ten days now intervene before the Ohio cleo
ton. and the canvass is IN fun fury on both sides
The energy In the republican camp is Illustrated
by the statement that three hundred speeches a
day are made by It's force OF stump speakers. The
"still-huntF divisions OF both armies are also re-
ported to be iIdustriOUsIy at work
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-10-04

The Cincinnati Commercial Gazette makes a
new departure In Journalism by letting out a
column IN each issue 10 the anti-Blaine indepen-
dents, who I'll the space with comments on the
MulliSan letters and similar attacks on the reoub
hcan Candidate, while the rest OF the paper is
z7alously supporting the plumed knight
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-10-04

Here are some statistics for young ladies' to pom
der. NasSar college has graduated, altogether, $50
students. OF this number only 1S8 have married
or less than one IN three 'yassar graduates" have
been supposed TO constitute dangerous type. but
II Il be true that they 'get left In this alarming
ratio, the college must expect to become unpopu-
To-
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TuE NEWEST AND Bnsr TH,sas
IN AUTUMN AND WINTER DRY GOODS GAN
BE SEEN AT THE ESTABLISHMENT OF
GEATON pEpPY

IN AUTUMN AND WINTER DRY GOODS GAN
BE SEEN AT THE ESTABLISHMENT OF
SEAT0N PERRY,
SUCCESSOR To PERRY BROTHER,
SUPERB STOCK OF LYONS SILKS, SATIN OUCH
ESSE. RHADAMES AND BROCADES IN BLACK
AND ALL COLORS FOR STREET. RECEPTION AND
EVENING WEAR.
PLAIN AND BROCADED vELyETS IN ALL
SHADES AND QUALITIES.
LYONS PURE SILK yELYETS. from 20 to 8inches
wie in black and all the cclors for Fall VIM
ter, ranging from s. to 50 per yard.
WEDDING OUTFITS A SPECIALITY"
FRENCH BRoADCLOTHS. TRICOTS AND TWIILED
CLOTHS FOR LADIES' HABITS.
IMMENSE STOCK OF ALI-WOOL FRENCH
DRESS FABRICS FOR PLAIN AND COMBINATION
ST ITS.
NEW PARIS AND BERLIN WRAPS. JACKETS
RAGLANS. NEwAIARKETS AND JERSEYS.
NOVELTIES IN HOSIERY AND HANDKERCHIEFS.
AMERICAN HOSIERY cos HEAVY AND MEDIUM
WEIGHT MERISO UNDERWEAR.
NEW IRISH AND GERMAN TABLE LINENS, NAP
KINS. TOWELS. &c.
CALIFORNIA BLANKETS, MARSEILLES QUILTS,
MADRAS, ANTIQUE AND NOTTINGHAM CUR
TAINS. AT GREATLY REDUCED PRICES.
81 SPECIAL APARTMENT FOR DISPLAYING
EVENING GOODS BY GASLIGHT.
Es- CHOICE GOODS, PLAIN FIGURES AND COR
RECT PRICES.
SEATON PERRY, PERRY BUILDING,
Pennsylvania avenue, corner 9th street.
Established nr4
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-10-04

Hans Makart, the famous painter who went mad
recently, has died He wrote art large and morals
small and his work was of the sort that heraIds the
decay OF nations. His genius found congenial soil
Ia Vienna, which has usurped the reputation Paris
once held OF being the Wickedest city in Europe,
and It is said that Che famous beauties of the Aus
TRAN capital Ocked 10 his studio to pose as models
for his yu.nnfuOn, flrnres
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-10-04

The weeT-il has come 10 the help OF those who
i.HoGnce the cigarette habit. II Is claimed that
these packages are infested by the lite WORM and
the d.des are d.sconsolate.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-10-04
81 s; 4 4 e. E !. & s
BBB "A BBks ERn

A POSITIVE CURE FOR MALARIA FEVER AMI
AoCE; Also. FOR STRENGTHENING AND IN
MIGRATING THE EYSTEM-Contains No r,,,,,i.
arsenic or any metallic compounds-at DruRsists 20
cents bottla fv1s a.. ~ ~
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WOODWARD & LOTHROP,
BOSTON DRY GOODS HOUSE,
VI "a ave- ONE PRICE ONLY. 912 d st.

LITTLE MEN.
THERE ARE NO BOYS Now-A-DAYs.n Is AN
EXPRESSION FREQUENTLY HEARD. IT MAY
BE DUE TO THEIR BEING AHEAD IN BRIGHT
NESS OF THE BOYS OF THE GOOD "oLD TIMEsn
THAT soNG-wRlTERs LOVE TO DWELL UPON.
WE THINK IT IN GREAT MEASURE DUE TO
THEIR ADVANCED TASTES IN DRESS THE BOY
OF TEN WILL NO LONGER ALLOW HIS BROTH
ERs CLOTHES TO BE CUT DOWN FOR HIM. HE
WANTS HIS CLOTHES TO FIT HIM, AND THERE
is WHERE WE AGREE WITH HIM. WHEN A SUIT
CAN BE OBTAINED AT THE MODERATE FIGURES
WE HAVE PLACED ON THEM, THERE Is NO NE
CEssITY OF CAUSING BOYS TO LOOK pEFoRM-
ED. THERE NEVER WAS TIME WHEN wEHAp
SO COMPLETE A STOCK AS WE HAVE AT PRES
IT; THE SAME STYLES We VET HAVE A ARE S9 az
SHOWN BY ANY OTHER HOUSE WE KNOW THF
a6ofE ba ar NOT SD WIN MANT OFF &c k
Nat AS6 otaI M BE1A NE 10 M phos
BEST PROVEN By V1s1T r. rs ouk hof GaN ABE sE
FOB Ln HAT NAY ME A dai A aT5
s1IxTEa RSkE FsSfs IN II LARGE RANGE OF
SAKS CO..
ONE-PRICE CLOTHIERS
ocS 3l6 and 318 SEVENTH STREET
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IFALL AND WINTER OrEy,xe,

Mrs. n \ KING has renewed +, rno9 7, e.-. ,,.,
sdl nd-r Globe House, and has just returned from
New AutE with fall selection # tn. NpyIti,s az tIa
-I She VIII exbi; i il her new sto-e tirIe assrt
uIent OF French BOIEeIs and Round tats dnrinc the
CeAi,le "--A Mrs. VI. 4 KING.
Nci-3t 1908 street (nCrth sidel
IN ". T. PARKER. or BOSTON. Mass
~ Magnet Healer,
las rttlrnctt u WASHINGTON and al, to
r. t'ei.t> Or Parker has derf el = IN tTeatinT,
III CHROME cis ases without he Of medicine iii
visit patients 32l street northwest oc{-Iv,s
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-10-04

Mems Button Length Kid Gloves embroidered
backs, finest quality of PERKINS, Perinot makes in our
own selected assortment of Fall shades, only
s. PER PAIR.
Boys Kid Gloves, embroidered back fin, oualitv
sizes, Ga to ~, only ~
81 PER PAIR
Misses Button Length Real Kid Gloves hand sewed.
fine quality, only ~
80 CENTS PER PAIR
Misses Button Length Real Kid Gloves hand sewed
perfect fitting, fine quality, only
SL15 PER PAIR
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3 g'f III Ut I'll e. ss :. !
B BOD , r ZEE ssss ssss
r. : e. f f NJ # #$# n ::
NJ N + + IN sSS e's ssss
s NM Il MN N G eS &c ssss ::
POSITIVELY DIRECT IMPORTATION.
SAVING TWENTY-FIVE PER CENT.
LOWEST PRICES ON RECORD.
WHOLESALE PRICES TO THE PUBLIC.
NOVELTIES FROM LONDON, PARIS AND
IS IS E. {. E.. T., E. :.
EFF F RRR 4 MN Geeea EEn ssss
F IL III Isl as T. T.. = - :
row, ball. .59c.
row. ball. ut roc.
4row ba H. at $50.
4row leech, csc.
Above fnges the very best quality and cannot be
purchased elsewhere. unlessa advance of twenty
five per cent prices. An examination of these
trimmings will prove the CORRECTNESS OF OUR
ASSERTION.
BEADED CHENILLE PRINCES,
BEADED CHENILLE PRINCES,
with hollow beads nearly as light as fringe without
beads, from 78c. UP.
CULORED CHE MILE PRINCES.
CoLoRED CHENILLE PRINCES.
all the shades. from csc. up.
FEARHER TRIMMINGS,
FEATHER TRIMMINGS.
shades to match dress goods at S. CSC. to s1.GSyd
BEADED PAssEMENTERIEs.
PLAIN PAssMENTERIEs,
received from Europe last week. scparabe Styles from
15c. up
woRsTED BRAIDs,
WORsTED BRAIDs
f,rt &,;lor
TRIMMING BRAIDs.
TRIMMING BRAIDs,
all shades in Hercules Diamond, Silver tubular Gold
BUTTONS, BUTTONS.
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Newest designs in catsEye. Tiger Eye and Cut Steel
well as all colors in crochet and fancy styles.
Fl Fl = + : f s.
Enf % - a 81
II 9 90 . Z A ! LII - !:
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Subscriptions taken for The Clautauquan.
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oc4 41S Ninth street northwest
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-10-04

As mentioned in yesterdays STAR, Minister
IoUng's reported interview with Ii Hung Chang
requires some further explanation. The dispatch
in the London Times alluded TO has already excited
the notice Of all the parties concerned and there Is
general desire on the part Of all to know more.
Ii Is thought that the dispatch may have been
'napircd7 by the Chinese in order To draw out the
real attitude OF France. 1t is scarcely possible that
Mi Young committed the imprudencc of assuring
the Chinese ytceroy that the demands OF France
were oppressive and unreasonable and congTatu-
lating him on the patriotism he showed in resist
ing them. He would scarcely say, moreover, that
lie prevented the French request for American me-
diaiion In simply a rerlunctOry manner because
ordfTed TO do so BY our state Department. At the
sam time, IL is fact that Mr.. Young has had an
audience with Lii Hung Chang, and may have used
language which the Chinese chose to represent
was OF the sort described.
The report, SO far as it purported to give the
diplomatic situation at Picking, has brought out a
chorus OF denials. France declares that she has
made no offers of American mediation and at the
state Department it is said that neither France nor
China has requested our interference, and that Mr.
Young has received no recent Instructions on the
subject. The London Times. commenting on its
correspondents dispatch, expresses but Slight hope
OF Mr. Young's success, and says 'his ready sym
pathy with Ii Hung Chang showed that he had
more Kindness of heart than diplomatic talent.n
As The STAR remarked yesterday, however, 1t
would be well to wait for the rIe facts in the case
before making up ones Judgment
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