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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-11-04

Up 10 this hour. when the polls are closing, both
parties are still confidently claiming every doubtful
state II has been supposed that political man.
ayers h%d g0t canvasslDg down 10 a system but
the prpposterous discrepancies in the rival est,-
nl.eS show either that this idea is a mistaken one
or that the world is more given to lying than ever
There we're, 10 be sure. elements OF special diff
cCity 10 be met in getting at the facts in this
campaign. but IL seems Incredible that honest
nel could d;fi-r in their Judgment SO widely rs the
ciiiIns Of the managers of the two parties in New
York Indicate IL is more probable that there has
been good deal OF whistlng done on both sides to
keep up party courage While passing through a
particularly dark piece of road.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-11-04

No matter which candidate may be elected. the
presidential campaign now closing Will stand out
pre-eminent for lying and false prophecies by party
leaders There has never been a canvass when
success was 50 persistently and confidently pre-
dicted by both sides as now. This may be the re-
suit OF faith Or OF false information but the ract
remains that one side or the other IS bound 10 he
badly mistaken, and the effect must be 10 weaken
the confidence Of the public hereafter In ante cleo
t1Ol figures
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-11-04
TaE SupJzcr.

Lac SuDJzcr.
when clouds are seen. wise put their coaks:
,mhen great leaves fall. then Winter is at hand:
MI The sun sets. who doth not look for night,
The SEASON OF change at haad and the wise :nau
ne " ho prepares for il beforehand
US onb IN tsmIerate and cold climates tha. man
IL axes provision for the future.
me season OF cold aprrsching. and does IL ind You
Prepared with sufficient clio. hinr>s
nsIhetn DIR the best and choice goods sold
and as superior goods always scarce there
you are interested in subject (and what uan n
Sotb De good enough TO my extensive stock OF
GARMENTS FOR GENTLEMEN
Particular attention il requested to styles of
OvERCOaTs.
70 severe weather ard exposed situations In.
ture. "a AA' o~n 1a1@onac'
his aweathcr-defer. ard I have had banda en-.
pAyye9 on tnese since last February
view OF the grssf variety OF my offertngs secrns
distinction. and get ''s' ~
= the subject for to-day
Call early and ofton ON
b & N MING
THE CLOTHIER
NJ 40 SEVENTH STREET.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-11-04

MI. Biai2eS voice just held out After a cam
Issisn OF the most exhaustlng character, In which
he showed remarkable powers OF physical endur-
ance, he found himself unable yesterday TO ad.
dress the crowd gathered to hear him, and was
Obliged To excuse himself on the ground OF hoarse
lesS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-11-04

BY printers oversight four million republican
electoral tickets Tor New York were discovered yes
ferday TO be in improper form. and on that account
useless New ballots were prepared at once but it
Is reared that they cannot be distrbutedIn time to
furnish ful supply at the polls Sometimes a
blunder Ike this tips the scales OF destiny.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-11-04

England Is having rs own agitation over free
tfi'ie theories The prevailing business and agrt-
Cultural depression there is having its natural
effect IN producing discomfort with existing laws.
am very many people throughout the kingdom
are disposed 10 seek the aid OF change in the line
OF protective system The feeling Is not strong
enough Yet 20 cause much anxiety among those
Who profit by Enzlands wide markets but IL Is GER
tariy growing, and IL the hard times continue may
pecolae serious
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-11-04

We are hEely 20 hear good deal OF the Laireau
vile riot after the election II the eight electoral
votes or louisiana are necessary 10 republican
success
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-11-04

preachers. Politics and Prejudice How does
that stFike Dr. Eurchard alliJerative arrange
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-11-04
AcconD,oS PLrArsa.

The 21cater with which Nine Sallade established her
snsness and the sole device used by her for the first
I'VE years aud stil used all kinds Of box accordion
and fancy pleatings. II offered for sale Send :or
circular. No 5 East 18th strte.. New York. UcS3nl
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-11-04

BLACK Gnos GnA1s Dnrss SILK
NINETY-FIvE CENTS.
Black cashmeres 20 inches wide. so cts- 60 cts. IS
Ianetree Dress suins. all WOOL 20 inches wide new
shsss. y Sss s a.. Sss p
LADIES' Tricot Cloth. "a inches wide. all WOOL new
FLANNELs.
rnas Ts Witt sa1s led 4s s A. %So IS ve e..
t 10th "a Boy Boys. s sail 10 IS st. s.s IS
ass 0ssns setlSped pair
Rhit. w Wool biantess. 90 cts. $50 81 s. s2o
1 Red S .sn: st, sts' 81: 81
shawis Coats. skirts. Etc S.''
cARPETINGs.
Best Brussels Carpets Is cts, 80 cts.. as cts
ingram Carpets Is css. 30 cts. 81 css. 50 eta
TowSoN's,
nj CSC PENNSYLVANIA AVE. SOUTH SIDE.
CRAN
eIsni hty darn so Ss, sssry sch n.
E' so sIYS Il a iharn f1oyR-s,so .ses
CERES FLOUR-9l75s sack.
SILVER KING FIOUh-Sl.9o SAX. worth a. com.
pared with other brands.
SU0AR-Granulstsd. 10 pounds fur TOO
Standard A. 10 pounds for CSC.
- standard c, 10 pounds for 6Oc
Powdered 10 pounds for TIC.
-.-Cut Loaf 10 pounds for 7Sc
PRESERVES-Pure fruit anil sugar Roods n, B-,osnd
buckets. 49, ~~ SS---'
MAPLE sUaAR-Purs Vernon tfrs m Gold stor.xe.~
equx, 70 new and more timely,
APiPLES-Hand-picke 01ly Is q barrel psuv nufek
only small lot ct the price 49,
FLORIDA ORANGES-Secoud LOT inst rncafveA ami
veay dne 60c dozen.
DOOR MATs-Lssss assortmsnt inst rsesivsd sps-
E1PHoNzo YoUNas.
0ROCRR.
! ocS0-bs 10 9Th street. between D and Z
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-11-04

Protection begins at home, and Judge Kelley. IT.
great champion, ought 70 have protected his
daughter against foreign competition for her hi nd
and certainly against lover with such name as
Laz1re WischeneuetZky. the fortunate Russian
studec. who Just woE her for his bride
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-11-04

I'oth parties are pretty wen agreed IN one thing
II Is certain thaG there viii be substantial republl
can gains IN the next Congress, though they maj
hot De large enough 10 overcome the present demo
traffic majority
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-11-04

john Kelly rising from his carriage seat to cheer
Cleveland Is ole o: the picturesque items OF the
Campaign
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LNOR RENT-BY r. o. HOFFMAN
stn. 10 10 $500 90 Nst mr. Ith 10rs fura 90
DupontCe, lar fur 25000 Seaton Hall. 9thS ID. 1a %
av mr. CT fur250 90 1880 18th ST. Is loo %
Lafayette So IL rfur250O1 st. Cap'Iiur 100 90
St. Thomas Gle. $50 90 Cor st mr. Ia St fur ~ Oh
Conn. av mr. NJ st DDS 90 T. Cap at nr I'd fur So 50
2Dp'ntCle., lar mi 208 IS ST mr. An sw fur SO 90
Conn av n l3r 2OS 81 I'd floor Of 40 18th 40
ST. N Conn l3r,f 10000 Mt. Pleasant, rs... $500
IafteSQ. lETsiur.. eco 90 1911 l2ta st. rs 20 90
Iowa Circle ID fur. IFS 90 927 25 st 2O01
l9thst, dpontCie furl5OOU 625 La n.w5 1900
For permits to see furnished houses call at office Fer
list of property call or send at office for Real E
tate Guide. Loans real estate Negotiated lowest
rates. Property placed with for sale lib
orally advertised free of cost to the owner
nj r. Q. HOFFMAN. 10th and z SITS NV.
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ELEcr1os Bets
CAN BE EASILY SATISFIED
THE MIsF1T STORE.
Corner 10th and streets
OUR go PRINCE ALBERT SUI
Is EQUAL TO ANY SOLD AT s35
4-B Getaway Suits. in brown dahla or black Cork.
screw ~ sZ better than most vaunted bargains at $40
business Suits =. Sf2j cheap at $40 Business Suits
at $50 worth Sl4 Business Suits at $40 rs worth
sls. Blue Double breasted Suits at s12 worth 500
4 splendid lire OF
OV z R o IS
A. s. worth sio s7.25. worth 3d. 50 So worth SIS:
sil2o worth $iS Sl4 80 worth 81 Sl7 - worth S3l
So. worti. SIG.
FOR BOfS-A complete line Of Suits and oye-costy
equal 10 any In Washington prices 33 par cent lower
IMAM tuose at any other store. from % up.
ODD PANTs-20o0 PAIRS OF Odd Pants: must he sold
! II once 10 make ROOM 81 % and upward
Mems and Boys Gossaners and Rubber Coats viii be
closed out regardless of cost at
THE MIsFIT STORE,
NJ COR 10TH AND r STREETS
ID UFCS H. DARBY
| II NEWSPAPER. BooK AED JOB PRINTER.
| $50 9th stra,,.
large improved machinery. new type Of the latest
design.
Presswork for the trade.
/ Good Work. LOW Prcts Eair dealing nj
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COUNTRY REAL ESTATE

INOR SALE - OR EXCHANGE FOR IMPROVED
II city property-a lovely place at Laurel Nd ls
acres; all underdfained and well frui;ed. handsome
villa containing Rooms and bath room cellar under
whole house; summer kitchen stable and carriage
house. hay barn, convsnient depot only
utes from city. TYLER RUTHERFORD. l226 Il street
northwest. pl-3ts
ErOR SALE-IMPROEED-ONE-H UNDRED- ACRR
u Farm IN Fairfax county. Va Apply 10 JNO. b.
BLOSS. ola L street northwest oc3- tbs. tu-4ws
E,OR SALE-FARM-A VERY DESIRABLE TEN
n acre Farm AZ Hives Stntion r. & O. K r., miles
from Washington. all under the highest state Of Guilt
Walton; house and barn worth 81 Oc1 insured fo
sl,4o0. viii he sod Tor $500 Inquire premises,
of owner, WI HEIDER or of
PARKER & TOWNSEND,
oc29-lm 1913 + street northwest
DOR kENT-"RAyENwooD." Al HyATTsvIII.R
Il Nd. House, fourteen rooms: mocern improve
ments will BE- rented very cheap for the winter months
Apply TO 7l3 Market space, 1880 Pa ave. oc22-lm
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CLOAK DEPARTMENT
Brocade Velvet visite
s25
Elegantly trimmed with chenille fringe quilted silk
lining. The newest style and perfect shape now
worn.
Second floor; take the elevator)
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PROFESSIONAL.

MADAME pawn (RESIDENT). MANICURE AND
W. SURGEON CHIROPODIST.--F Finger Nails beauti-
Gorns Bunions Throwing Nails and an Diseases Of the
hands feet ST. Course Tickets sixteen visits good
az my Washington. Baltimore Richmond Offices SI2
Separate offices for Ladies and Gentlemen. Rooms
and g. 945 Pennsylvania avenue. n4-6m
loot sURGERY-UsEFUL FEET BEING REouI.
site to health the highest medical surgical Judi
country REPRESENTATIVES Of leading foreign govern
ments and thP9ssnds OF other well known personases
Washington, and II North Eutaw street. Baltimore for
the requisite treatment Of Corns. Bun,ons Inverted
visit. SEQ
Rf ME. BROOKE TELLS ALL THE EVENTS or
M LIFE. All business confidential. Ladies and Gen.
elnen 90 cents each Aus street between 4th and 9Th
directs northwest 1el47lws
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WANTED-HOUSES.

WANTED-HOUsE IN RESPECTABLE NEIGH
w borhood. containing seve or eight rooms Reply
with particulars. r. b.. Star Office. oc4-3t.
WANTED-A HOUSE IN THE NORTHWEST SEC
w ton Of the city with II to Is rooms modern i'm
provefnens and south front preferred: rent be
moderate permanent tenant if suited best references
given and rent paid in advance Give full particulars
to Box 294, city post Office. oc4-3ts
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

WANSTED .I., a .REspEcTABLE WHITE
orally useful. Address H. NJ Star Office n4-2t'
WANTED-B. TWO LADIES, SITUATIONS AS
w teachers; one tie ches thoroughly English French
English Music and rudiments of FRENCH refeI enees
exchanged Add ess at once. stating terms MISS o. K
Buckners station, Louisa county, Va. n4-2t'
WANTED-BY YOUNG FRENCH GIRL-SITU-
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w cellent character and having fair knowledge OF
telegraphy wants situation. Address E. W.. Star
WANTED-BY a RESPECTABLE WHITE GIRL A
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ferences. 7l9 street southeast. n3-2ts
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., AS, LADYs MAID BY
w German girl; speaks French and English. Also
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PRICE L COOMBs. Licensed Agents. $40 street
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WANTED.--ROoMs.

WANTED--BY ADULTs-2 Or UNFINISHED
w rooms. for housekeeping; must be second door:
south windows and on or near Belt line Address MRS.
B.. 1922 street southwest lts
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SPECIALTIES.

DE YE HEALED. GO TO DIR. BROTHERS eos
and sos street southwest and be cured The only
reliable resident advertising physician in Washington
He has given his PARTICULAR attention to the treatment
and cure q all forms OF Disease particularly that of
private character for over 81 years. oc29-lms
nR. ROBERTSON. THE WELL KNOWN BATE
~ more ,geciaist with over 20 years exper1ence In
treating all diseases Of the Generave Organs and Ner-
vous system can consulted every Wed.
nesday and saturday from to 8 p M ut l56 street
northwest ~ street Succeas guaranteed in every
case without using nauseous drugs caustics or mer
curry. frlvate rooms Tor iao1es oc<-Sm
ITO THOSE WITH PILES-DR. MUHLENAN no
Il 723 9Th street northwest, cures piles by dirnci
treatment without the knife caustic, or fest1ire
Cure guaranteed I use Prof. brnkerhoff's Painless
Treatment This recent nd disc.yeIy 4 the only plan
ture; In almost painless. safe and perrnanenf
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charges moderate Hours. TO 9 p m. SCI -2lns
ME- ROSS
RELIABLE CIAIRvOYANr AND ASTRoioofsr.
can be consulted on business and al ada1l0 q liza
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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1884-06-17

city Gf Alcrnndri0, |" EH:
i, John S. Beach Clerk of the Corporation Court
for the city Of Alexandria, Virginia, do certify
that Emanuel Francis. special commissioner i'll
the cancrry cause of John N. kcifcr and wife ct
ais W. Adelaide Hobbs ct ais, pending in said
court, has duly given the bond required OF him rs
such.
Given under my hand, this 1th day of June,
1854. JOHN S. BEACH, Clerk
II
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TWO SHARPERS.

Dishonesty has many ways to procure un-
lawful gain and profit, but usually they are
stealthy ways, secrecy being naturally safer
and more favorable to success in wrong
transaction. But a hardened evil doer
grows bold. Certainly nothing less but the
boldness Of practised and unpunished fraud
could give one the assurance to coolly claim
a fictitious debt, in public A traveller thus
describes a scene he witnessed in the city of
Algiers.
One day tough old Zouave was seen
walking slowly up and down past the rows
Of stalls in the market, with a face indica-
tive of unusual distress and anxiety. He
jinged thirty francs in his hands, and eyed
the faces Of the merchants in the same man
ner that Uncle Tom was supposed to have
scrutipized the countenance of his probable
master at the slave auction.
At length he announced in a loud tone Of
voice that he had borrowed some money of
some one in the bazaar, whose face he could
not recollect, and was anxious to identity
the lender in order that he might pay his
due.
No one put forward claim, and he re-
peated the announcement second time.
At length covetous Jew, issuing from
the recesses of dark shop, approached him
and represented himself as having advanced
the money, the circumstances having es-
capped his memory till that moment. The
Zouave seemed perfectly overcome with the
idea of being honest for once in his life, and
Immediately transferred the money into the
palm of the Israelite, who passed high eu-
logium on his probity.
When he had fairly pocketed it in the
presence of the crowd, which, of course, as
sembled at so unusual an occurrence, the
Zouave coolly asked for the watch which he
alleged he had left with the Jew.in pawn
when he borrowed the money.
The Jew appeared not to heed this de-
mand, and turned slowly on his heel; but
the Zouave repeated it with rather menac-
ing gesture, and the crowd, too, Joined in.
The descendant of the patriarchs changed
color, and stammered most dolefully-a de-
feet which is no joke in Arabic-attempti
at the same time to stink back into his shop.
But the Zouave was no man of straw and
the Jew finding himself the centre of very
unpleasant circle begged of the soldier to
accompany him to spot where they could
be alone and adjust the matter.
II should be sorry" he said, ITO deprive
YOU of your watch, but it is difficult in the
muhifarious transactions which keep me
engaged to lay my hand on the article at
once"
Ofcourse he was unable to produce the
watch, but the Zouave walked off with the
worth of it-more than Eve times the sum
which the greedy Jew had lied to obtain.
1t was the repetition Of the old story OF
"the bitter Bit"
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SNAKE POISONING.

Among many instances of snake bite poi
sonin. I have seen was {: strong young
Brahrnin of 20, we'll known to me, who had
been bitten during the night while watching
his maize crop. Ere ! knew OF it they had
brought him into my compound in front OF
the bungalow AS yet he walked quite
steadily, only leaning slightly on the arm of
another man. There was that peculiar
drowsy look in his eyes, however, as from
strong narcotic, which indicated his having
been bitten for some time, and left but little
room for hope now He could still clearly
tell me particulars. He had been bitten, he
said, on putting his foot TO the ground while
moving of his charpoy in the dark, but,
thinking the bite was that of o non-poison-
Gus snake, had given no more heed TO the
matter, and gone to sleep again, till he was
awakened by his friends coming in search OF
him. With some difficulty | was able to
find the bite-very faint no larger than the
prick from pin, but still the unmistallable
double mark of the poison fangs. He felt
the poison, he said gradually ascending the
limb, and pointed to part just above the
knee. where he felt it had already reached,
the limb below that being, he said, benumb-
ed ana painless 10 tne IOuCn llhe VIC looO
when "asleep."
/ gave him the usual remedies, and kept
him walking to and fro, but gradually his
limbs seemed to be losing their power of
voluntary motion, and his head was begin.
ming to droop from the overpoweriug drow-
siness that was surely gathering over him.
At intervals he pointed out the poison line
steadily rising higher, and was still able to
answer questions clearly on being reused.
At length it seemed to be of no use tortur-
ing him further by keeping him moving
about, and he was allowed to remain at
rest. Shortly after this, while being sup
ported in sitting posture, all at once, with
out any premonitory sign, he gave one or
two long sighs, and life ceased, about an
hour after he had himself walked into the
compound.
There was something terribly real in this
faculty of pointing out each stage of the as
cending poison las the snake bitten patient
always CAM that was gradually bringing
him nearer and nearer to death, with the
prospect of only another hour or half hour
of life remaining to him, and yet the patient
does not seem 10 realize this with the keen
ness that an oulooker does, probably from
the poison benumbing at the same time the
powers of the mind as well as of the body
All the Year Round.
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SALE
OF DESIRABLE PROPERTY

IN HERNDON, FAIRF AZ CUUNI1,
By virtue of deed of trust from Agnes B.
Thomas and Cassius M. Thomas, dated the 4th
day Of May. 1881, aud duly of record among the
land records of Fairfax county, in liher 4, No .,
folio 151 and for the purpose therein mentioned,
the undersigned will offer for sale by public auc-
ton, on the premises, on WEDNESDAY. the 18th
day of June at 1884. at II o'clock a. IN. 10 the
highest bidder, the property conveyed by the
above. mentioned deed, and described as follows,
viz: TWO CONTIGUOUS LOTS of five and six
acres the whole eleven acres, more or less, adj
Joining the lands of Bliss and others, and im- e..
proved by a NEW HOUSE, with excellent EI:i EI::ii
cellar underneath; stable and we'll of good water
also selected variety of fruit.
Terms of Sale: So much cash as will pay costs
of sale: also the sum of seven hundred dollars
and the unpaid interest, and the residue, if any,
ut such time or times and be secured i'll such
manner as the parties in interest may direct.
mv1O-w6w l. BRADY, Trustee.
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Carriages! +!
Carriages! !!

We have on hand IN assortment OF
NEW AND SECONDHAND CARRIAGES AND
SPRING WAGONS,
which we offer at bottom prices. Come and SEQ
before purchasing
REPAIRING done promptly and at lowest rates.
ap4-6m SUMMERS & BRO, Pitts
TTOUsEKEEPERS, take notice that am man
III ufscturing BED BUG POISON that is war
ranted dead shot. For sale in 25c bottles or
bv the mint A. A. WAKEFIELD,
Successor to Janney & Coz
so 152 King street.
TNGLIsH AND AMERICAN GRAIN AND
u Grass Scythes, Scythe Rifles and stones, hay
bic goods, for sale wholesale and retail at low
prices. [je4l J.T. CREIGHTON & SON:
EREsH LEMONS for sale low at ,n,,,,
Il my16 J.C. M1LbohNo'
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AUCTION SALES.
DUBLIC SALE OF MILL PROPETY.
LITTLE RIVER MILLS.

The undersigned will offer in Lsesburg, in front
of tho Court House, ON MONDAY, July Ii, 1854,
this valuable property, comprising first-rate
Little river, 2l;s miles east of Middleburg, in
Loudoun county, and with it an excellent Dwell
LING, with all the necessary outbuildings 1--s
and THREE ACRES OF LAND, including .=:i .s:
good garden and orchard.
Terms One fourth cash, and tho residue in SIX
twelve and eighteen months, with interest from
day of SALE Title retained until last payment is
made J. S. MASON.
je16ts Atty. for heirs of l.. G. Silcott.
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