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The Market Dealers Cases.

DECISION BY THE COURT IN GENERAL TERM.
To-day, in the Court in General Term, the
cases of the District agt Oyster, Daley and
Emmert were decided, Judge Merrick deliver
ing the opinion of the court. These cases came
up from the Police Court on information charg-
ing them with carrying on the business Of pro-
duce dealers without license, and as to the
cases of Oyster and Daley it was claimed that
dealing in butter and eggs they were not such
produce dealers as were contemplated i'm the
law, and were therefore not Liable for the license
tax. The court holds that butter and eggs were
produce as much so as the direct product Of the
soil. The parties were therefore liable for the
tax, and the cases were therefore remanded to
the Police Court to proceed to Judgment
In the case of Mr.. Emmert, a bacon dealer,
brought up on similar charge, the court held
that he came within the butchers class, and
they not being liable to license tax in the WASH
ington Market, the defendant must go acquitted
i'm this case.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-10-26

OTTAWA. ONT, october 26.-A number OF con.
sentative members OF parliament have arrived
here TO intercede for Riel The date to which
Riel has been respited is November 10.
RlELS FRIENDS ACTIVE IN ENGLAND.
LONDON, october 20.-The committee formed
for the purpose OF securing a communication u
the sentence OF death recently passed by the
Canadian courts on Louis Riel, the leader Of
the half-breed insurrectiou In the northwest
territory, has issued an urgent appeal for help,
and states that the time TOR effective action Is
short. memorial 10 the Queen IL almost
finished, and the committee is arranging Ia
of the sentence.
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The Trial Of Eaiser stead.

AN IMPORTANT WITNESS FOR THE PROsECU-
TON REPEATEDLY CoNTRADIcTs HERsRLF.
LONDON, October 26.-The trial of Mr.. Stead.
editor of the Pal Mail Gazefte and the other
prisoners I'm the Armstrong abduction case was
resumed to-day before Justice Lopes at the CEN
trail criminal court Mrs. Ann Broughton, the
neighbor of Mis-. Armstrong who introduced
the latter to Mrs. Jarrett, was examined for the
prosecution. she repeatedly contradicted her
SELF and denied that Mrs. Armstrong had
asked her about the character of Mrs. Jarrett or
that Mrs. Jarrett had asked whether the girl
was pure, as was asserted by Mrs. Armstrong In
her testimony.
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BOSTON EENSATION.
Alleged Conspiracy 60 Murder . Yoaag
, Heiress for Her money.

BosToN, MASS, October ga morning paper
tells n sensational story in connection with the
mysterious arrest OF "A woman here Saturday
night The prisoner is said TO be the principal
In a conspiracy TO murder prominent young
lady I'm the west end. The young lady Ii said
TO be the heir of considerable property, and by
getting rid of her the property would fall into
their hands. Some time ago the conspirators
tempting to poison her. Although the young
lady suffered considerably 10y the Infamous
work, she finally recovered. Her would-be
murderers decided 10 adopt other means OF
taking her life. Their plan was 10 have the
young lady entced To Baltimore, where the
next attempt 20 Kill her Was 10 be made. They
then hired q fellow OF this city TO perform the
work, advancing him money 10 carry out their
schemes. This mans heart failed him. how
ever, and he acquainted the police with the
story, still pretending to his employers that he
was willing To do their bidding. For two weeks
the detectives have been watching every move
made by the conspirators. and on Saturday
afternoon they had such "A strong case against
the woman that they decided to arrest her. The
police are hard at work collecting evidence, and
very startling developments are expected.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-10-26

CHIEF ENGINEER FLETCHER A.WILSON, us.
N, has been detached from special duty and
placed on waiting orders.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-10-26

REAR ADMIRAL EDWARD SIMPSON has been
detached from duty as president OF the naval adj
visory board and ordered to duty as president
of the board of inspection, to succeed Rear Ad-
miral J: T. P. Dekraft who is very ill at his res
tdence in this city.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-10-26

THE LIVERPOOL EXPOSITION NEXT YEAR.
The State department is informed by Mr..
Robert Clifferton, British consul at Philadel-
phia, of his appointment as commissioner of
the international exposition of commerce, navi-
cation, travelling and manufacture, TO
be held in Liverpool in 1886 under
the patronage of the Queen and Prince
OF Wales. The cooperation of Ameri-
cans is invited in this exposition, the purpose
OF which is to illustrate the history and de-
velopment of means Of travel by sea, land and
air.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-10-26

DETRIMENTAL TO THE. DADDY DOLLAR
Treasurer Jordan is going to make savage at
tack upon the Bland silver dollar in his annual
report. He has about half dozen clerks hard
at work collecting matter for the report now,
and he Is himself at work night and day.
He is going over all the old records, and is
having document compiled, showing how
much 1t has cost the government annually for
up astoundingly. He is accommodating many
other facts detrimental to the daddy dollar
with which he expects to surprise Congress- and
he will sum up the whole with an exhaustive
argument to prove 1t impracticable as currency
and detrimental to the financial welfare Of
the country.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-10-26
Smallpox 1t Cornwall. Ontario.

CORNWALL ONT. October 26.-Another case
of smallpox is reported here, being that OF a
man named Bourget, VINO has just arrived from
Montreal. The case, which Is the second one
that has appeared here, has been completely
isolated.
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THE EVENING STAR
fObLiSHED DAILY, Except Sunday,
AT THE STAR BUILDINGS.
northwest Corner Pennsylvania Ave- and 18th St, by
The Evening Star Newspaper Company,
GEO. w. ADAMS, Pres't

EVENING STAR is served to subscribers in the
Wy oy carriers. on their a: 10 cents per
ICES or &c per month. Copies at the counter
ILLS ILLS each BY mail-pos age prepaid-5O cents G
month; one year, 50: six months So
Entered at the Post Office at Washington. d. c. rs
eecond-class mail matter
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As- All mail subscriptions must be paid in advance;
NO paper sent longer than is paid for.
Rates of advertising made known on application
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Col. LAMONT said TO a STAR reporter to-day
that his visit to New York was not political
one. He saw very few people, and did not
bring back any election news. He said that the
Two or three members of the state democratic
committee whom he saw were very confident
OF success in the coming election.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-10-26

All the saloons In Cleveland were closed yes
terdRy. One saloon-keeper tapped III eg OF beer
On the sidewalk and treated eli comeTs.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-10-26
EVERY Person On AND
Established 1640.

Young alike shopping from place to place to find
where money each article can be saved. In these
times OF great competition well posted buyer cal
save from to 10 per cent almost every purchase
IL they will go TO the right place know that JOHN
SON GARNER CO Is just that place. Come and
examine goods and prices and, if not just state
don't buy.
cases fine double-width Cashmeres. 1212c.
1 case 4O-inch Atwood 1ricots. reduced to SOC.
I'd pieces of the latest thing in dress goods 1.-The
Boucle." 80 pieces of English and French Cash
meres, extra widths, marked down to Csc, SIC, SOC
SILK Velvets in every shade, cOlOred silk face 81.
Sd pieces extra wide Black GrOs Grain Silks, wan.
tainted TO wear or money refunded, 75c, 81, 81 81
$l5O, $l62, $l.76.
1000 PIECES
OF New Fall Dress Goods Just out. 121ac, 15c. 16c
lsc, Doc, 22c., 25c. Ladies' 54-inch 1ricots and
Ffannes, 15c and SIC. Medicated Red Twilled Elan
nels, .4c White Fannels. Sc, 1Oc., 121.c 15c., ISc
and Doc Jerseys. fall weights new shapes. 75c. SIC
Sl.Sl.2o. Table Linens in all widths and makes
Napkins 10 match. Towels extra size. 12Ec.
Our Carpet Department Is stocked to its utmost
capacity with Choice Things Never Before Exhibited
tpngrains' lust out 25c. Doc. SIC, SOC. SIC use
brussels, best makes, new patterns, copied from
MoUuet, Administers and Eelvets, s5c. Oil Cloths
and Hugs In all widths and sizes, at small profits.
JOHNSON. GARNER 4 CO.,
oc24 636 Pennsylvania ave-, south side.
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EMPHATIC DENIAL FROM MINISTER BUCK
Mr.. Charles w. Buck, recently appointed min.
lister TO Peru, writes TO the New York Herald
from Lima, Peru, denouncing as UNANIMOUSLY
bis way to his post borrowed money OF
the English consul ut Panama, and asked
for passes on steamers and railroads.
He also incloses = letter from Mr..
Francis w. Rice. Of Saco, Me-, In an alleged In
terview with whom the reports regarding MT.
Buck are contained. This letter declares that
Mr.. Rice had never held an Interview with rep
resentatives OF any New York paper regarding
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Washington News and Gossip.

GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS TO-DAY. - Internal
$50. 1876; customs, $666, 643.
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FOR CARICATURING THE PARNELLTTES.
Dublin, October 26.-Mr. VIM. Hastings, the
proprietor OF the Irish Caizea, O loyalst news
paper, has been threatened with death and his
residence has been partially burned for cArics-
turing the Parnellites.
GEN. DE CoURCEY DEFEATS THE BLACK FLAGS.
PARIS, October 26.-Gen. DE Courcey, CON-
mander OF the French forces In AMMAN, tele-
graphs from Hanoi To the war office that he
has defeated the Black Flags In an engage
ment.
THE NEWMARKET HoUGHroN MEETING.
LONDON, October 26.-The Newmarket
Houghton meeting opened to-day. The race for
the Criterion stakes for two-year-olds was won
by the Duke OF Westminster's bay colt Ormonde.
with Mr.. Manton's bay colt Oberon second, ana
Prince Soltykoff's chestnut colt Mephisto third.
Six horses started. The betting was q TO on
OrmOnde, TO i against Oberon aud 70 J
against Mephisto.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-10-26

MOVEMENTS OF U. 8. NAVAL VEssELs.-The
U. s. s. Enterprise arrived at Wellington, New
Zealand, this morning. The U. s. s. Swatara
terday afternoon
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-10-26
From Wall street To-day,

NEW YORK, October 26.-The market opened
strong this morning, first prices showing ad-
vances OF u To u per cent, but Central Pacific
was up per cent After the opening a few
stocks made fractional declines, but the market
soon became strong, and advanced IA to "A per
cent. Western Union and the Nauderbilts being
prominent Towards 1880 the market became
steady and SO continued until shortly before I
O'Clock, when Ii became decidedly weak and
active, prices declining TO small fractions below
opening figures. At IL O'Clock the market ID
active and weak.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-10-26

AMONG THE PRESIDENTS CALLERS today
were Secretary Bayard, Chief Justice Waite,
Senators voorhees, and Butler, Justice William
Murray, of the supreme court of New York,
KKepresentatiyes Kleiner, Lowry. King, J. NJ.
Hurd; Hill, Bennett, McCreary and Judge NJ.
H. Owsley, of Kentucky, and Cultivate, Gen.
w; b. HaZen, ]. A. Donaldson and VIM. l..
White, Buffalo; j. c. Maynard and e. w. Tay-
Tor, OF California; George III. Schafer, Fort Madi-
son, Iowa; Commodore Sicard, r. NJ. Hooper,
y. .: consul general at Paris, and Mr.. Everett
New York.
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DRY GOODS.
BIB A U u NM MN SSSS
BBB "A ) : MMM M ssss
BBB "A n X sssS
SUIT AND CLOAK DEPARTMENT.

BIB UU n n 49,
| SUIT AND CLOAK DEPARTMENT.
mild weather thus saR far s ss
Ley the stylish Garments GSd Nate ans
s .sss
tne reach of everybody desiring the same as can De
seen by the prices quoted Sn Sf h1S
ia very stylish "visi.e" made Brocaded Velvet. Eur
back back very desirable garment; at s14oo, actual
Pleass IN the bsck Excellent ' at
$780, actual value s12 90 ,-o
is very Stylish Newmarket" Seal Brown, Diagonal
rs bor eae n a s0d Uaae
| is Misses Newmarket" made of Berlin Cloth, AS
tlacan trimmed Collar and Cuffs. Double Breasted.
$500. actual value $500. '-'''' ~ ~ - ~''
The above are all Desirable Garments.
FUR TRIMM1NGs
Our line Of Fur Trimmings is now complete, and
: IN
3Sss Is the
ming. the back ssteen Lined and Padded at !5c a
yard. All other widths. both narrower and wider, in
Hare
ss aGx 4s Gray &C.
LINE e eE ss5Ks hE RXoEt ASp
1 s inch ye at sS TsY
See our line Of 10 inch velye.s at s1.2o They are
See our 81 75 grade Of ,l9 inch velvets. We have
Of Broeaae VeSes
See our better craze Of tWotoned Brocade at $3.50
And above ALL see our line oftwo-toned Brocades at
$3.50 a,,o and Is. n. ,.,r ,,,,o
shades dress and cloak purposes and many shades
vely desirable les. Sl for fancy needle work
and suits.
See the Black and ColOred Guinet Silks at CSC Re
member, they are Guinet, and not an American brand
SPECIAL INDUCEMENTS IN MOURNING
See our SIS inch Atwood BLACK Cashmere at Soc:
care in selecting and do not hesitate to recommend
ns Of s1 Th aEe
Our h9mes =, n. at s5c is our 1 leader
Our Camelet,e at y sold everywhere at s! so
SSs SsT 4S adh So TaH
See o ,;I SOc Boucle and our 81 20 grade.
f am MN ns s Of ZINE finer qualities At loves! prices
oI sw dsSs
See what we offer in AlIWooi 27lnch White Flan-
Wool Red Twill Flannel at 24e. give ''' :" ." All
Remnants Of Flannes, Cotton Flannels, sheetings
Remnants Of Velves and Pushes. for fancy work or
Mluinery purposes at a very tritiing cost.
SPECIAL BARGAINS
1 1S P pairs swSG ~ Rsnksts
ss s1b 4 ~ ~ ~ sssss
Be ~ uu M Msn ssss
oc24 416 SEVENTH STREET.
A NEW ENTERPRISE IN wAsHINGToN
GOODYEAR RUBBER COMPANY,
423 9th street nexthwsst
Respectfully announce tha& they have opsssd 1t the
| above location with fnu line Of Rubber Goods
Our goods frstcass and will be sure to give sat-
isfactton.
We solicit your patronage se26-1m
SPECIAL Nor1cE
HOUsEKEEPERa
MOORE 4 LEDING. JEWELLERS.
hoo PENNSYLVANIA AVE,
HAVE JUST SECURED 4 VERY LARGE LOT
OF GENUINE ROGERS BROTHERS
SPOONS, FORKS AND KNIVES.
AND OFFER THEM AT
UNPRECEDENTED LOW PRICES.
THEsEGOODs ARE GUARANTEED AS REPRE-
SCENTED
LARGE AND SELECT STOCK OF BEST PLA-
TED HOLLOW-WARE
~WE SOLICIT AN EARLY CALLoclO-1m-1p
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Ex-Judge Vincent Coming 10 washing.
ton,

SPRINGFIELD, ILL.,, October 26.-Ex-Chi'
Justice w. A. Vincent, OF New Mexico, arrive
here Saturday night. He declined To be inte
viewed or make a statement of any kind unit
after his interview with President CLEVELAND
He leaves Tor Washington this evening.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-10-26

fantry, is relieved from duty in the department
of the Missouri, and will proceed to Philadel-
phia and await retirement.
PERsONAL.-Gen. Logan has gone to Yonkers
to be present at the wedding, to-day, OF Lieut..
John NJ. Cunningham, the brother of Mrs.
Logan, which that lady will unfortunately not
be able to attend.-Col. Lamont returned to
Mir. Chester A. Arthur, jr, is at w ormley's.
Mr.. G. de Weckherlin. the minister from
the Netherlands arrived in New York On Sat
urday from Europe, where he has been on leave
Of absence for some time.-SenatOr Edmunds
Is at the OsbOrne.-Secretary Whitney, Mr..
VIM. Bruce Gray and Prot Alexander Graham
Bell went over to New York on Saturday,
Senator Plumb is at the National.-Mrs.
Susie Oldberg, of this city daughter of Major
Der of the "OratoriO' and of the "wednesday
Club" of baltimore, which lead in musical
society OF that Citizen. McKeever was
registered in New York last night.-Col John
Hay, OF Cleveland, Is at Wormley's.-Gen.F +.
A. Starring, OF this city, arrived in New York
from Europe yesterday.--Park Benjamin, of
New York. is at Wormley's-Dr veeente q.
Blake, Of England, and D; Ryan, OF ps st.
resentative Leonard Myers, of Philadel-
Phia; J. Coombs, of Boston; c. Blogg, OF
London, and c. w. Schumann, Of Cuba, are at
the Riggs.-A. s. Dodd, of New York; Capt.
Vandermeulen, OF the British army, and Robert
Gouriay, Of New York, are at Wtllard,s.-
Robert n. Hooper, vice consul general at Paris;
Represensative Mckinley, Of Ohio. and Thee
are at the Ebbitt.- elect Foraker, Of Ohio,
was in the city last night
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-10-26

THE LEAVE on surgeons certificate of dis
fantry, April 20, 1885, is extended six months
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-10-26

THE MECCA FOR POLITICAL POST OFFIcE)
PILGRIMS. First Assistant Postmaster Gen
eral Stevenson has been very busy since his re-
turn from the west. His office is the mecca
about which the political prilgrims gather for
solace. His desk is piled up with papers con-
he is almost hid, and his room is crowded con-
tinually: Thus far there have been about 800
fourth-class offices filed leaving "A, 900 yet to
deal with. OF the presidential offices about $50
have been filled and about 800 are left. MIR.
Stevensons reputation an executiOner has
gone before him into the little crossroads post
offices and designations are coming in very rap
idly from those who want to leave under the
best auspices.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-10-26

WAsnlNGToS. October 20. 1885.
the undersigned has received duplicate of
ments of the Taxes for the year ending June 1856
e
1neIha half Of said tax is due November 1. 1886, the
On much of the first half of said taxes due No
eea Ds be- ade sd
day of each succeeding month thereafter until the
same is paid. or otherwise proceeded with as the law
phe for
oc23-7t Collector of Taxes D. C.
TE@s DocT TSIss " * :; 5R " !;
Telephone connection oc21-2ws
E~ OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES TO 1914 ST
81
she W be to- furnish at
Suits Nantes, Wraps, &c.
ooooe,* oi MISS . A: G. AYARs.
per fit safety use Sc KYSEALs ROYAL
oc2o-im Depot 41s It'll st. NV
TFNs MR.. l. s EMERY
ssi5H 81 E aSsGs BUREAU
fESs WARNING.-ALL TELEGRAPH AMI
~ = Telephone C9mpanies are hereby given no
No I42s St. NV. within ten days from 18th ocso
Der ci nsS5; BY order TH Of owner sfsup
II. y. TX,
49, having returned from Europe, will resume
the practice Of his profession Office, l2il Penn
ky GAS FIXTURES
Can be p0'i nowhs q RATES
5s1 18th ST., corcoran building
FaS sRaFss ,ed Bhsnf BRzss WORK. &C. OCT
1~ DR. H. THOMPSON MURRAY,
N DENTIST,
Has returned to the city.
Office and residence, $40 ST. NV. oc5-1m&
~ WILLIAM LH MshHAN M 4 sSH
the Of
continue at the OLD W zanf uadef she
make Immediate settlement Claims against the r M
should be presented.
LUMBER.
a the
larly DESTROYS of thanking old customers for their
Of BY methods and ssres per
sona attention to all the branches of the business
m Of the w a BE to Ss
seeing that customer receives value for bis
systematic the business that ali shall receive the
Of and orders and that ali orders:
whether large or small, shall be promptly dispatched
men.s in all grades. especially IN Hard Woods and
WI sssIv MeTE Ras'a e sS s.
18th and streets NV.
Mr.. P. N. DwYER has supplanred my former
Outside Salesman, and is the only authorized person
to take your orders. se22
TO- MEDICATED, ELECTRIC AND STEAM
O4 Baths: Magnetic treatment for Rheumatism
and Nervous Diseases. BY MRS. brown (CoI),
se1-2m* 3O5 Mo- avenue
E~ o, W EVE WEIM " PATENT :.
O--> once Dysing and Securing Establishment
se1esm formerly I 9 at a e s II st. NV.
t. BYRON g. ADAMS, PRINTER,
-, ~. c,., 5l4 9Th St; NV:
Briefs. Testimony. Petitions and Arguments ses-sm
t. DR. h. NJ sCHOOLEY.
Has removed his Office to Room 81, Pacific Building,
+ st., near 7th n W. Oc1-1m
lE~s SAMUEL 8 sHEDD
GAS FIXTURES GAS FIXTURES
SLATE MANTELS SLATE MANTEIA
In stock Latrobes, Ranges, Furnaces
400 NINTH STREET NORTHWEST se19
E<~. JOHN W. CoRsoN. JOHN W MAcARTNEY
CORsoN q MCCARTNEY, BANKERS
Clever Building, 14lS Est
nom FEns. Corporations and Individuais
Phiiadeiphia Stock Exchanges bought and sold on
commission. Boston orders executed American
District of Columbia bonds of all denominations on
hand for SALE Stock aud Bonds all local Rail-
roads Gas, Insurance and Telephone Companies
TF~~ THE ATTENTION OF VISITORS AND
- Residents Is particularly called to PHOS-
WIFE, the new and popular Brain and Nerve Tonic
Or Sole
ventor and Manufacturer. 1923 Pennsylvania ave
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SECRETARY WHITNEY ON THE NEW YORK
CAMPAIGN.-Secretary Whitney arrived in
New York Saturday. He said that he had
come to the city partly to see his wife and
family on their arrival home from his country
house at Lenox. The New York Sun reports
him as saying: ~ always used to take great
tinue to do SO, although being in Washington,
and very busy, know less about them than 1
generally do. / think that our chances are
very good, and that everything looks well for
u.s."
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He Made the Boz Honcst.

CoLoRED PREACHER BEATS HIS YOUNG SON
TO DEATH FOR A PETTY THEFT.
MADISON, FLA, October %. Rev. Alfred
Coffee, a colored preacher, is in jail for the
der OF his thirteen-year-old son. The boy had
sold three pounds OF cotton to a country store.
The boys skull was fractured and his head
beaten To jelly. The father first used plow-
line, then "A thick peach switch, then a brush
broom, winding up with plank four feet long,
fell dead under the blows. Tue father said he
did IL to make the child honest.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-10-26

NEW YORK, October 26.-Thc firm Of l. p.
Dutton d Co., the American publishers Of the
works Of Archdeacon Farrar, this morning
gave a complimentary breakfast to that gentle
man at the Fifth Avenue hotel. Covers were
laid for Is. There were no set speeches.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-10-26

NEW YORK. October 26-The work of secur.
ing "a jury for the trial of Ferdinand Ward was
continued to-day. One additional juror had
been obtained up to L O'Clock this afternoon,
making eleven now in the jury box. A panel
Of 800 jurors was summoned to-day, out Of
which il is thought the jury for the trial will b
| Tod
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The Chicago ssCarrens' Orde

1me Cu1c68O CUffe0G" Vf0efe0 BO10.
CHICAGO, October 26.-Judge Prendergast
this morning ordered the sale of the Current,
the magazine founded by T. l.. Waterman, 20
A. j. Grover. The price to be paid is y, 500.
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w. M. SuusrER & Soxs.

w. Nj. SHusrEn & Soxs
OPEN. ~ "
. SHo Wao, NOVELTIES IN SILKS, vELvETs
10 PIECES CHOICE coLoRED FABLE FRAN
GAS; AZ LOO SUPERIOR GOODS. NEW
,, l6 PIECES CoLORED JERSEY SILKS. AT $50
BLACK FAILLE FRANcAIs AND GRoe
GRAINS IN ALL QUALITIES
EVENING SILKS IN GREAT VARIETY.
BROCADE XELyETS, STRIPED VELVETS AMI
PLAIN COLORED VELVETS
SPECIAL BARGAINS
WE OFFER THE LARGEST AND MOST COM
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HOSIERY, UNDERWEAR AND HOUSE
| w. II. SINISTER & SONS
slS PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE
N.R-THE BEST Is THE CHEAPEST. ocl4
TREAT BARGAINS IN UNDERWEAR.
Heavy Canton Flannel Drawers. only SOC. worth 10
fine Aerm9 ondershirts and Drawers, only 90 Cts.
led FLANNEL tMedicaied, Underwear, At price. TO q
The COMFORT SHIRT finished ready for the v..l
/ tur. only 90 centA This Is the best fitting
i best wearing shirt In tie market
SIX finest Dress shirts made order for o. Perlec
| ut guaranteed at the
| BRANCH BALTIMORE SHIRT FACTORY
oce2 1o02 + STREET NoRTHwEsI.