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Evening star., 1885-11-17
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THE VICTORIOUS SERVIANS.
The Bulgarians Completely Routed
at Dragoman Pass.
BITTER FEELING In CANADA.
The Effect Of Riers Execution.
SENSATIONAL SHOOTING ARRAY.
SERIOUS ACCIDENT AT A BApTIsINe.
BITTER FEELING in CANADA.
The Effect Of Riel's Execution
AsENsATIoNAL SHOOTING AFFRAY.
SERIOUS ACCIDENT AT A BApTIsINe.
SERvIA'S INITIAL SUCCESSES,

An 1ntfmatiOn that Russian Admins.
tratfOn OF Bulgarian Military Amhirs
May Have Had SOmelhing 90 do with
Them-The Situation q Puzzle Even
TO NJ. he BIOwttz.
special Cable Dispatch to THE EVENING STAR
LONDON, Nov. 17.-As King Milan simply
waited till he was quite ready and then struck,
naturally he is successful so tar at every point
Russian officers have taken care that the Bull
garian army should be little more than O
Russian army corps, untitled for independent
action. The recent levies of raw men are use
less against the Servian superiority in both
numbers and discipline. As the telegraphic
news comes chiefly through Servian sources il
may be assured that the Bulgarians have
offered stout resistance. Their outposts have
oeen driven back upon the fortified portions
ana the heavy fighting is still TO come. The
PROBABILITY is that after desperate battle the
SerSians Will occupy Sofia, then we shall know
what the powers mean to do. Bulgaria is per.
fcctly suited for guerilla warfare. therefore the
SerVlan successes in the field may not be de-
cis1ve. Greece is the point of great interest at
tne present moment, as her action will proba-
biy give clue to the diplomatic under cur
rents. There is reason to believe this action
Will be prompt and striking. The situation, ex-
cept In military matters, Is obscure in the ex-
treme. The Times Paris correspondent, who,
despite the fun always provoked by his co0ceit,
doubtless is the best informed Journalist in
Europe, confesses his entire inability to foresee
the next move.
Evening star., 1885-11-17
CHANCE THREW THEM TOGETHER.
Curious Condolences that Put M.
Quevft i'm the Way OF Mile. Duval's

CHICAGO, Nov. 1.-THE National hotel, on
Clark street. was the scene of a very sensational
shooting affray this morning. Edward Quevit,
young Frenchman, was shot at twice and
dangerously wounded by Adeline Duval, his
mistress, from whom he had separated q few
days ago. Quevit had only been i'm this coun-
try few months, and was a tailor by trade.
He met Adeline Duval soon after his ar
rival here. When he left her q few days ago
she learned where he was, followed and
threatened to kill him if he did not return TO
her. To elude her he took apartments at the
National. and was assigned to room "a. He
registered as Leopold, New York." SO that she
would not be able to locate him on the register.
Last evening she called at the hotel and regis
tered as Mrs. Addie Smith, city," Singularly
she was given room 35. This morning she
ordered breakfast sent to her room. Quevit,
unconscious that she was in the building, went
down to breakfast at nine O'Clock, and
when he returned to his room to get his hat
she was concealed behind the door. AS he en-
tered the room she made an exclamation i'm
French, and, stepping into the middle of the
room, fired two shots in rapid succession at the
young tailor. She about to shoot again,
when he grappled with her, threw her on a
trunk, and wrenched the revolver from her.
The other occupants OF the hotel, attracted by
the pistol reports, rushed to the room. Quevit
swOOned from loss of blood, and the woman,
with a shrek, grabbed COR the weapon, and
would have fired again hut Tor the interference
OF the bystanders. An officer was called and
the woman placed under arrest.
Evening star., 1885-11-17
| Cyrus w. Field Sues James Gordon
Bennett.

ASKING $4,000 DAMAGES FOR STATEMENTS
MADE IN CABLE DISPATCH.
LONDON, Nov. 17.-Mr. Cyrus w. Field has
sued Mr.. James Gordon Bennett, proprietor of
the New York Herald, and Mr.. A. Oakey Hail.
his London correspondent, for $4,000 dam
ages tor libel in publishing a cable dispatch,
dated London, February 4, stating that "Mr
William Abbott, broker and operator of Token
the Anglo-American Cable Company, an
nounces that at the Friday meeting of the di.
rectors of the Anglo-American Cable Company
he will introduce q resolution to expel MI.
Cyrus w. Field from the directorship, on the
ground that he Is unworthy of any position of
confidence or trust" The preliminary motion
was made this morning in the court OF Queen s
bench division.
Evening star., 1885-11-17
Minister COx's Republican Secretary.
WHAT ASSISTANT SECRETARY OF STATE PoR-
The Republican senators.


TO HOLD CAUCUS TO DECIDE UPON THEIR
COURSE IN REFERENCE TO CONFIRMING AP-
POINTMENTS.
There will be caucus of the republican Sena-
tors held soon to decide upon the course to be
followed with regard to President Cleveland's
appointments. The exact date for the meeting
has not been fixed, but it will probably be about
Q week before the beginning Of the session.
There Is q wide differences of opinion among
Senator's as 10 the best course to follow. Some OF
the most radical are In favor OF opposing the
confirmation OF all new officials whose appoint
ments are considered to be opposed 70 the
tenure OF ofitce law. Others believe the Presi-
dent should be accorded the right to name his
own ofncials at pleasure, where his doing so is
not violation of the civil service reform law.
The question will be pretty thoroughly dis
cussed In caucus, and II Is altogether uncertain
what the decision will be. A STAR reporter had
brief talk upon the subject with Senat lr Hale
this morning. He said it would be impossible
to tell at this time what the attitude of the SEN
ate would be- For his part he did not think he
would oppose the confirmation OF q good man.
.Do you think IL likely that there will be o
genorai opposition to the appointments on the
ground that they are in violation OF the tenure
Of ofnce law?" asked the reporter.
-. ~ cant m say replied the Senator. 'That Is
I'm caucus7"
a; that is the the eau
.When will the caucus be helds" asked TIE
..That has not yet been decided; but It win be
little Wniie before Congress meets"
Evening star., 1885-11-17
From wall Street To-day.

NEW YORK, Nov. 1.-THE stock market has
again been active and strong this morning
Western Union and Pacific Mail leading I'm the
generally 1s to II per cent higher than they
closed last evening, while Northern Pacific pre-
ferred was up % and Reading n. After q fur
ther advance Of small fractions In the early
dealings there was slight reaction and then q
strong market again. As rule, however. the
range of prices has been less than one per cent,
but Western Union and Pacific Mail have ex-
ceeded that amount. At IL O'Clock the market
Is active but somewhat feverish, at quotations
generally Q little above the opening figures.
Evening star., 1885-11-17
DRY GOODS.
STATEMENTS WORM READING

WE ALWAYS RECORD HERE WHAT WILL
PROVE MOST BENEFICIAL To THE PUBLIC,
AND AS WE TAKE TIME AND SPACE TO AP-
PRISE THEM OF WHAT IS OF DIRE INTEREST
TO THEIR PERSONAL WELFARE. WE HOPE
AND EXPECT THAT YOU READ CAREFULLY
EVERY LINE WE ARE ALWAYS WILLING
TO STAND BY ANY ASSERTION WE MAKE,
AND NEVER FAIL TO HAVE IN STOCK AT THE
PRICES ADVERTISED. WE HAVE BEEN AND
WILL CONTINUE ADVERTISING SPECIALTIES
AND BARGAINS, OWING TO THE CONTINUOUS
UNREASONABLE WEATHER, WHICH DIMIN-
IsHES THE DESIRE OF A GREAT MANY FROM
PURCHASING UP TO NOW, WE WILL HAVE TO
EXPECT ALL IN RUSH. WE WOULD LIKE
YOU WHO CAN PURCHASE NOW TO Do so.
COME EARLY AND COME OFTEN.
FELT AND PLUSH GOODS IN TIDES
TABLE sCARFs AND TABLE COVERS AND
LAMBREQUINS.
Felt Table Scarfs, Soc
Eeit Iaoie Covers, t5c.
FL rsms5esun material beautiful designs by the yard
Fe Fell LaSs sea5 sSc % and SO on
Fiannel Table Covers from 81 up.
PLUSH TIDIES-ALL KINDS AT ALL PRICES
PLUSH LAMBREQUINs IN ELEGANT PROFU-
SION
PLUSH TABLE COVERS
We have some of the Handsomest Goods ever dis
The prices below Will indicate how cheap they they are
81 Jute Covers s1.1O
= lutte Covers, $50.
Sd Jute Covers. 81. IS.
104 lutte Covers. s2.25.
Fancy Turkish Tides, BIC
stamped Linen SplaShers 2Oc.
STAMPED Monte Splashers. soc.
Stamped Linen Splashers drawn threads 6Oc
Linen Table Scaris, 75c.. 81, I25.
Our Linen Department is already so deservedly
in it viii always be found Complete ] Stock Of
what Is needed to make it as successful rs it is
mss haye haa Of
OF the largest Hotels with Table Wear for many years
In I'VE have for this week marked a few articles
Unbeached Damask Towels IOc
20x40 German Monte Towel, 121sc.. worth 2Oc.
30xio Huck Towel. fine quality, ISc.
24X4S Huck Towel fine quality, Z5c
large German Damask Towel, 2Oc.
Fancy Turkish Towels in pink, blue, a and f"a cream.
knotted fringe gooa size. 2oc.
fancy purposes.
.,tS S2.IN ToiLANETTE CLOTH. 75c per yard actu-
ALicLiNEN CRASH, Sc.
5-s GEKMAN LINEN NAPKINS. 81.
This is splendid value indeed. ~>-0'
Just received splendid line of SHEETING AND
PILLOW-CASE LINENS, which we are selling as
follows: -e ~
45- ch, Soc
5i-nch, 7Oc.
1O-4, 70c, and so on
Ifyou contemplate buying LADY'S, MISSES OR
CHILD'S COAT, don't fail to read our announcement
extraordinary in todays Post
LANSBURGH BRO,
42O-422424-426 7TH STREET
ONE PRICE. ONE PRICE
CHINE co. MA
Evening star., 1885-11-17

BALTIMORE, Nd, Nov. lion Friday night
the bugeye Saucy Jane, was capsiZed in Chesa-
peake bay and two of her crew, William Jones'
white, and a colored man, drowned. Captain
Aspltn and two others of his crew clung to the
mast, from which they were rescued on Satur-
Dorchester county, where they reside.
Evening star., 1885-11-17
The House Rules.

INDICATIONS THAT THE APPROPRIATIONS
COMMITTEE WILL BE RESTRICTED.
AS it approaches the time for Congress to
meet it becomes more apparent that there will
be change in the rules, and the probabilities
are that some of the appropriation bills will be
distributed among certain of the committees.
This plan of clipping the wings OF the appro
priatiOns committee will be more popular from
the fact that many members will be personally
benefited by 1t. Members Of the other commit
tees have always been jealous OF the power &C
corded to those who were fortunate enough TO
be placed upon the appropriations committee,
and any plan that will give them q chance to
share this power will meet with favor. The
importance Of many of the committees would
be greatly increased by the distribution
and the members OF these committees will
of course, favor the plan. Mr.. Randall win be
the principal opponent TO 1t, but he will
probably not have the same support he had In
the tariff fight. The democrats OF the Pennsyl-
vania delegation, who generally follow his lead
In everything, will not be with him as a body.
Some have already expressed themselves as In
favor OF the distribution plan. The proposition
for an amendment to the rules will probably
have majority In the democratic caucus, and
when the question comes up In the House the
appropriation committee cannot depend upon
the republicans 70 help them out as Mr.. Reed
would take an active part in any assault upon
the present rules, and would probably carry .
gOodly portion Of his parry with him.
Silver has bAan dfecoverud naar Millhoso
Evening star., 1885-11-17

CHICAGO, Nov. I'm. Webster, aged thirty,
is under arrest In the county jail here, changed
with embexxlemeut from the Pullman Palace
Car company. Webster was for several years
In the employ OF the company, and recenay
was assistant 70 the supenntendenta e. the t0wn
known TO be $4,000. Webster h we'll con-
nected. 10 avoid scandal he Was not arrested
AMPLY watched by deteCs1ves. He vas arrested
h0wessr, On saturday On complaane q the eoDr
pany.
Evening star., 1885-11-17

PrTTsBURG, Nov. 1.-THE officials Of the Bal
timore aud Ohio railroad company, after q
thorough Investigation, have decided that the
accident near COnnellsville last Thursday in
which twenty persons were injured, was caused
by detective frog at q switch.
Evening star., 1885-11-17
Sad Accident at q baptism.
SEVEN PERSONS TERRIBLY INJURED By A Co

LIsIoN BETWEEN CARRIAGES.
NASHVILLE, TENN, Nov. ia deplorable
accident occurred yesterday evening at Dorris-
town. eight miles from Gallatin, Tenn, In which
seven persons were injured, some seriously.
Public baptising was the Immediate cause Of
seventy people coming together at that place.
Rev. John Gillian and family were en- route to
the scene, and were In q barouche, when Dr. A.
g. Bryant drove up from behind. Bryants
horse ran into Gilarn's barouche. Both vehi-
cles were upset, throwing women, men and
children out upon the road. Rev. John Gillian
received injuries about the thigh, Mrs. Gillian
had her arm broken, Arthur Gillian In young
mani received horrible wounds about the head,
and 1t is thought his skull is injured; two little
daughters OF Mr.. Gillian received internal inju-
ries, and the youngest was badly cut about the
mouth and is still unconscious. DR. Gillian,
brother of Rev. John Gillian, was driving the
vehicle, and was also thrown out and received
painful bruises about the hip. Ii is supposed
that the horses trampled upon some Of them.
The frightened horses ran through a crowd OF
two hundred people, knocking several buggies
down an embankm OF ten feet. Several We
licleS were smashed.
Evening star., 1885-11-17

NOVELTIES In BLACK GooDs
SEATON PERRY
- (SuccessNr t. Perry e. RrOther)
INVITES AN Il SPECTION, OF HIS ELEGANT
STOCK OF
IMPORTED BLACK DRES FA BRICS.
NOVELTIES IN BOUKETTES, BOUCLto AND
BISON CLOTHS
MARIE GALANTE,
ROSALIE,
LINOTTE.
CROWN SERGES
CAMI.I s HAIRS
CANVASS CLOTHS.
PRIFsTLEY's SILK WARP ENGLisa HIN INFER
IAL SEkGEs. MELRosE AND HENRIETTA
sNU TAULD's ENGLISH GRAPES AND
LUPiE's CELEBRATED BLACK cAsHMEREs.
NONELrIES IN BLACK HYMALAN., :, SHAWIS
LUPIH = FRINGED. u EMMED AND GRAPE BOZ
DHkx2 itiEw2s rHIBET AND cAMELs HAIR
NOV i. les IN BLACK SILK UMBRELLAS
WITH MOURNING; STICKS.
TREFiUSSE AND PERINOTS BLACK KID
GiOXEs, BOTH PLAIN AND STITCHED
NOVELTIES IN MOURNING HANDKERCHIEFs
NJ" BLAGk Az! G0TTON, Isle THREAD And
LADIES BLACK CASHMERE HOSE.
NOVELTIES IN BLACK JACKETS AND WRAPS
SUITABLE FOR LA DIES IN MOURNING.
HB- PLAIN FIGURES AND DCORRECT PRICES
sEATON PERRY,
PERRY BUILDING,
Pennsylvania avenue. corner 9th street.
Established 1S40. nOI4
Evening star., 1885-11-17

j.. G.. HurcH1Nsos.
IMPORTER
MILLINERY, CLOAKS, DRESS TRIMMINGS,
LACES. FURS, &c.
CLOAK DEPARTMENT.
Will open this week NEW STYLES in PATTERN
GARMENTS. They will recommend themselves to
patrons apprecating fine goods.
Also at $3.50,
TAILOR-MADE BOUCLE JACKETS. French Seams.
SI2
TAILOR-MADE NEWMARKETS, In Black and
Brown.
New Lot. Special Value" vISITES, Fur Tail
Trimmed.
$50
BOUCLE VISITF. "Miliiare" Feather Trimmed, in
Black and Brown.
S21
SILK FLUSH EISTrE, Feather Trimmed.
Garments Fitted Free of fCharge.
FINE MILLINERY.
We are very busy in Millinery Departm ent, and
attribute il to the fact that had SO complete
a stock, and never sold goods so low
SILK UMBRELLAS
S2 l9-.--.---...- -.-....-.S5OO.
81 SO and So. ,.....--S.}:5O.
Also many styles, with imported gold and silver
handles.
The above goods the very finest, and worthy
of inspection.
FOSTER KID GLOVES from 81 90 per pair up
ward. Every pair fitted and warranted
.Trevise, Paris fnl4l 9O7 Pennsylvania ave.
Evening star., 1885-11-17

ELEeAsr TH1ses
EVERYTHING NEW IN
MATERIAL AND STYLE.
EXPECT TO FIND THE BEST MADE AND
TRIMMED GAMENTS HERE AT LOWER
PRICES THAN ELSEWHERE
Extra fine OVERCOATS for Men, in BEAVER,
KERSEYS, MONTANAC, CHINCHILLAS and
CORKSCREWS Prices from $9. 90 to $4,000
DRESS SUITS, in DIAGONALS CORKSCREW
and from $1,000 to $4,000.
Stylish, Nobby SUITS for Youths, Boys and Chill
dren, from 50 90 to $500.
Large line of UNDERWEAR and NECKWEAR.
MERCHANT TAILORING DEPARTMENT ON
SECOND FLOOR
SUITS TO ORDER AT SHORT NOTICE.
NOAH WALKER 4 CO.,
No e25 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE
LUMBER SASH. DooRs.
BLINDS. FRAMES AND HARDWARE ARE
VERY Low NOW.
"AAAE ZINE SIOCk, 1HX12H-16 n, per 1,OOO
it., $3.50
Dressed Rough at same price
VIRGINIA PINE BOARDS, 10 f., per 1000 #,
$3.50.
WHITE PINE DOORS,
1nch-and-a-haif all regular Sizes Sl.OO
HOT BED SASH VERY Low.
Odd Size Frames, Sash Doors-e speciality.
Lumber Delivered, any part Of city. free Of charge
Estimates furnished free Of charge
WILLET 4 LIBBEY.
oc2l 9th street and New York avenue.
AsGLo-AMEn1cAS IssunArcE Co.
e2e STREET NoRTHwEsT.
wAsH1xeroa. d C..
ISSUE FIRE AND MARINE po1Ic1Ea
Evening star., 1885-11-17
SPECIAL NOTICES.

IC~. WoMANs CHRISTIAN TEMPER
meeting EVERY WEDNESDAY. at 1870 pm, at
temple Hotel Parlors. 9th St.. above F. All cordially
lhVited- 1t
WAsnINaroN D. G, Nov 18TH 1855,
i1r m the Kindness shown to my son. the late Geozge
FREE py tine NAVY Yard enl ployes and all the ret
nathv sh nrMtsnos, Ne ana, aso the Kindness and SYM
Its MRS SUSAN FREE.
(E~ THE BALLROOM AT THE ALBION,
occnn;sa ~, aoCS washington ST., Georgetown, lately
rented for balls parties &c Also two suites OF ROOMS
ES MADEMOIsELLE VICTORIA DE
can be found at her mother human hair store SOC
ST.. opposite Masonic Temple. nl7-lm
(E-GSs sFINANC!AL-AMERICA BOURsE
NJ, VS. STOCK and PETROLEUM EXCHANGE
Noindividuai liability. No life insurance Appiica-
m ior seats and for the enlistment OF securities
broadway, New York. nlI-i4t
[TP CARD! ALL PERSONS HAVING
II1zS ~ goods deposited at Fulton's Loan Office
Sn4 n Nantn street, will take notice TO redeem the
cheap nl7-1m
l1T CLERKS, ATTENTIoN.-THE REGU-
BENEf1r a[ ANS %@ne'1g 3f the GhERKs oT MTTA
VIII De held ~ ESDAY at $50 pm at German Hail.
be- nresen 9 S''ai Every member should
n1o-Zt Recording Secretary.
[f@. ATTENTION, BARRIERS ASSEMBLY,
ayf at to sts.d Ha es
ni6-2t ~ ' F. i Jos .lA. x. FORD, Secretary.
TETs MISS LIZZIE WEBER, FORMERLY
is now with NILE NJ J. PRaND1,
nl6-lw 1909 st. n.
Evening star., 1885-11-17

PoMERoY, OHIO, Nov. 17.-While four men
were ENGAGED last evening in clearing away some
slate that had fallen from the roof Of mine In
the Upper Peacock coal bank, 175 yards from
the same place, instantly killing Jacob Ohlinger
and Jacob Hoke and infiicting severe injuries
upon Valentine koenig and Martin Ebersech,
the owner.
Evening star., 1885-11-17

MRS. STUART. wife of Hon. A. II. H. Stuart,
memoer OF the Peabody board and Secretary Of
Ine INFERIOR under President Fillmore, died last
Evening star., 1885-11-17

and are Completely Routed by the
Servfans-The Latter Also Victorious
i'm q Battle at Trn.
BELGRADE, Nov. 17.-Details Of the capture
OF Dragoman Pass by the Servians show that
the Drina and Shumadga divisions. under Coils
Michcovitch and Benecky, were engaged and
routing them. Hordes of Bulgarians laid down
their arms. being panic-stricken. Several guns
were captured and the pass abandoned.
Gen. TopalOvitch, with the Morava division,
had desperate battle with the Bulgarians at
Irn, and the latter were totally defeated. The
Servians fought with great gallantry and cap
tured two guns and many prisoners. Three
battaliOns of Bulgarians surrendered. A bat
talon of Bulgarian volunteers, stationed at a
poin on the Timok river, capitulated without
firing gun, to Col. Djuknitch, commanding
the Servian Timok division. The Bulgarians
yesterday evacuated their fortified position at
Dragoman, which the Servians attacked on
Sunday.
A Bulgarian Defeat near widAin
The Servian division marching on Widdin
gave battle to the Bulgarians, near Widdin, and
inflicted upon them a crushing defeat. The
loss was heavy on both sides. The Servians
captured ], 900 prisoner.
The headquarters of the Servian army has
been fixed at Tzaribrad.
A Greek Army 20 Invade Macedonia.
ATHENS, Nov. 1.-THE invasion of Mace
donia by the Greek army is imminent.
Evening star., 1885-11-17

ihh CAhINEr MEETING To-DAY.-Attorney
tie 1gneIai SIarland was the only member of the
canines can absent from the regular cabinet meet
Evening star., 1885-11-17

CHEAP HoMESpUN.
10 PIECES 42-INCH HOMESPUN, all colors, at
Soc, All-WooL
Ga HOME-SPUN. at 75c, ST..
ga BOUCLE CLOTH, at Sl.25.
BLACK AND COLORED CASHMERES, Soc to 81
36INCH CASHMERE, 12lc
500 PAIRS BLANKETS, SI.25, Sl.5O, 81, $3.50.
100 BED COMFORTABLEs, 81, SI25
so DOZ. LINEN BOSOM REINFORCED WHITE
SHIRTS, at SOC, best value ever offered before
WE CARRY LARGE STOCK OF UNDERWEAR
AT POPULAR PRICES
so DOZ FANCY TOWELS, OR TIDIEs at Csc,
37l2c., SOC.
WE ARE ALSO CLOSING OUT LAST SEA.
SONS CLOAKS AT HALF-PRICE.
JOHNSON & LUTTRELL,
MA 7l3 MARKET SPACE.
SPECIAL BARGAINS IN UNDERWEAR
Genuine Camels Hair Undershirts, 81. .621a reduced
from 81 Genuine Camels' Hair Drawers, 81 621a.
reduced from ~. Genuine Camels Hair Socks. 371zc.
r,p sh paar rd reduced from 50c Fleece Wool Under
Red Flannel tMedicated) Underwear, at prices TO as
1SniSh nha ",x yoH "a, good Me1ino Undershrt I'm nicely
Draw rs (4O different Sizes. 5Oc per pair; cheap
at 15c. Our Comfort Shirt tReinforced): The
nRn BnANcH BALTIMoRE IS SHIRT M GAGroRy.
Evening star., 1885-11-17
ADJUSTMENTS.

nICKEN FOLK IN COSTUME By MEMBERS
Nof the WITTMORE. CLUB a. Temple Cafe. 9Th
and stS First-claSs talent viii take part. Very
funny and very interesting. Only % cents admis
sion n17-3t*
Evening star., 1885-11-17
THE EVENING STAR
fUBLiSHED DAILY, Except Sunday,
AT THE STAR BUILDINGS.
Northwest Corner Pennsylvania Ave- and llth st., by
The Evening Star Newspaper Company,
GEO. w. ADAMS. Pres't

THE EVENING STAR is served to subscribers In the
CITY Dy carriers. on their account 10
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cents each BY mail-postage prepad-5O cents 8.
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Entered at the Post Office ut Washington, d. c.,
second-claSS mail matter
IHE WEEKLY SrAR-publiShed Friday-S1
year postage prepaid. Six months 80 cents
Hs- All mail subscriptions must be paid i'm advances
no paper sent longer than is paid for.
Rates of advertising made known on application
Evening star., 1885-11-17

AA1OR WALMER ADVISES k1ESEWE1TER AND
ELLIOTT TO SETTLE THE NATTER WITHOUT
LETTING 1T COME To TRIAL.
COLUMBUS, OHIO, Nov. 1.-THE case OF
State Auditor kiesewetter, charged with shoot
ing with intent 10 kill w. ]. Elliott, editor Of
the Sunday Ouptfot, was called I'm the police
court yesterday. There was an unusual pro-
ceeding before the witnesses We're called and
sworn. Gen. Walmer, the mayor, made an ad-
dress to the principals, stating that the case
was one of the saddest that had come before
him since he had been mayor He deplored
the fact that two prominent citizens, both with
pleasant homes, etc, should allow a dificulty,
at first slight, to grow into case OF this kind.
He spoke at some length and said there was q
great deal of feeling i'm Columbus against both
of them. He suggested that they settle the
matter then and there for the sake Of the peace
and good order OF Columbus. III they took his
advice the matter ended there, otherwise the
trial would go on. The attorneys, among whom
was Congressman Outhwaite, looked on with
astonishment while the mayor was making
the unusual effort in behalf of a settlement
and the case proceeded and will be concluded
to-day.
KIESEwTrTER DISCHARGED.
State Auditor kiesewetter, charged with
shooting with intent to Kill w. ]. Elliott, at the
Neil house, one week ago sunday evening, was
discharged on the preliminary hearing before
the mayor to-day.
Evening star., 1885-11-17

Silver has bean diecoyerod near Mfltoeo
springs, Bath county, w.