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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-02-29

NAVAL ORDERs.-Lieut. Commander @.
W. Pigman, ordered 10 the naval observa-
tory, Washington, March 1; Lieut.. Louis
Kingsley, to regard himself as executive OF
the Ossipee. on her arrival at Port Royal, s.
L; Gunner Moses A. Lane, to the receiving
ship Sabine, at Portsmouth, ". II Lieut..
Commander Chas. II. Pendleton, detached
from the Ossipee on her return TO Port Royal,
and ordered 10 the Brooklyn. as executives;
Lieut.. Commander Nicoll Ludlow, from the
Brooklyn, on the reporting of his relief and
ordered TO return home and report date OF
detachment; Master r. II. Taunt, from the
brooklyn, ON the arrival of the Ossipee at
Port Royal, and to report for duty on board
the latter vessel.
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MEDICAL.
OVARIAN TUMOR,
Of fen Years Growth Cured
By Dr.. Railways Remedies.

IHAyE aAD Al OVARIAN TUMOR IN Tai
ovAgIEs AsD BrwEL5 FOR TEN YEARS.
ANN AxB1z, Dc. q, 1875.
DE-. RaDvAY: That others may be benefited,
make this 81 tsment:
1 have h.d an Ovarian Tumor in the ovaries
and Do~es Tor ten yeirs. tried the best paysi-
clans of this place and he's Without any Je1e.
tit IL was growing at such rapidity that could
not have lived much longer. A friend oil milne
ind uced me TO try Railways Remedies l hal
not much faith in them, but finally, atef muth
deiiberztion 4 tried them.
purchased six BOTTLES Of the Resolvent, two
boxes OF the Pills, and two bottle: OF the keliei
used those without any apparent benefit. de-
of tae Resoiyent, Two OF tn Relief. and two box
es # Pills. Before they we're gone l had lost
tsenty. i've pounds.
I continued 10 u c the MEDICINE until was
sure thst 1 vas entirely cured. took the medi-
cine about i've nonths. and curing that time,
lost forty i've pounds. In all took three dozen
bottles OF the Re-o!vcnt. six bottles Relief, And
six boxes Of the rili.
II.el pretty well, and my heat Is full Of
gratitude TO God for his nelp in my deep an &C.
tion To you, Sir and your wonderful medicine
feel deeply indebted, and my prayer Is tnat II
may be as much Of a blessing 10 others as 1t has
been ." me r,,r,.,,
lSigned, MES. Z Z. blbSiNs.
Mrs nibbins, vino makes the above oertih ate
Is the person for whom requested you 10 se'd
medicine in June, 1875. The medicines abo e
stated were biugnt OF me, with the exception oil
what was senr 10 her by you. 1 may say that
her statement is correct without qualification.
lSigrei,l L. .. LEIGH.
Druggist and Chemist. Ann AIbor, Mich.
This may Ger ihy tina: Mrs. Biboi"s, who
makes the above Certificate, is and has be'n for
Ia s,sted are undoubtedly ana uadsDIabiy correct.
Any one sho knows Mrs. Bibbins, will believe
her stat men ISingei,l BssJ. d. Cock r,
L. h. PoKD. MANY y. Posp. Macy COOKER.
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re, saE'sHDss9. - VIBRATOR.

THE ENORMOUS wAsTAGE Of grain, 50 iaeriaBls
rha oasr s,gis. Of ThTeshers, be SAVED by this
lmprovod AschiBc, sr5ex, erey job 10 n.o,e d!G=
pay cE erze.ses Of thrcshiss,
FLAX, TIMOTHY, MILLET, HUNGARIAN and
Ike seeds thrcshed separated cleaned and saved
q easily and perfectly Wheat, Oats Rye Barley
AN EXTRA PRICE Is usually paid for grain and
seeis cleaned by this machine. for extra cleanliness
IN he WET GRAIN q 1875, these were ealstau-
tally the ONLY MACHINES that could run with profit
or economy, doing East, thorough and perfect WORK,
ehss oisers utterly failed
ALL GRAIN, TINE and MONEY wasting comp,ics-
tons, such - ENDLESS Aprons "Raddles Beaers"
Pickers, etc, sptrtiy dise,sed una; les than
one-haf the usual Gears Belts Boxes and Journals:
easier managed: more durable het running no cost.
y REPAIRS dust: no fterings" to clean I'D; not
troubled BY adverse winds, rain storms
FARMERS and GRAIN RAISEES who are ros.eS
10 the large asing msds BY will not employ infe-
hos sod wasfefm msciines but siu i.sss on this
improved 1resher doing their wo.t.
yOUR SIZES asds for 6, 9, 10 and u Horse
Powers Aiao . epeciaity o( sEPARAross designed
md made rxPREsslf FoR sTkAA PowER.
TWO STYLES OF HORSE powERS Viz. our i'm.
proved Triple Gear" and our sSpur Soee,is Vooi.
bury Styiet both Mounted I" on Josu Wheels
~ INTERESTED in Thrslhins OF cr.in Raising.
ipPy to our nesret Dealer write % q, for nusra.
I'd Circular tent free giving fun pastculars Of sizes
Syies, Prices. rerm. eE
G5cho&s, Shepard d Co.,
RATTLE CREEK. NIcH
nay.1e-kvt-sns
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The Sure Cure Truss.
Manufactured and sold only by
DIR. -, g. KHAN.

y. W. Cor. 5th and Elm sts. CINCINNATI, .
THIS TRUSS has beea aiopted by eminent
Il Me IcL Professors OF Cincinnati. II L.
III that les name 'mpl e.. There is no FHk for
CURz, as the cure l. IN the hands of ever. rup-
tn ed person who app les this truss properly
and continues its use. Cures have been m cted
by II in three mont 8. Also. DIR kram's New
abdominal support, tor LADIES', pronounced by
tie Medical Fraternity 1t large the best sup
port ever worn.
Pr ce OF Truss, SIS 90: SIS 90 Double Price of
Abdominal S rpport, 500. Sent by Mail or
Express Free, on receipt OF ord and mon
ey Office OPP n during the week, and every
evening and Sundays.
REF SRI NCxs: N. T.. Amick, Professor Of
Anatomy, Cincinnati College of Medicine and
Surgery; Gratigny, NJ. D., Z um st.. near
Fourth; DIR. }. L. Harcuor, l36 W. Sixth ST.,
g-In orde ring goods say you saw the
Ii ement in this paper.
may2i-cSw
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ALL SORTS

Every hotel and boarding house at
Cape May is open.
The Summer resort journals are begin
ming to exist again.
French oyster plantations have proved
very successful.
Grand concerts at Fort Adams, New
port, commence this week.
The jail Bird is paper Issued from
the Colorado Penitentiary weekly.
Mustang horses are selling at from SIS
TO so each at auction in San Saba county,
Texas.
A machine has been invented for max
ing seamless paper boxes. 1t rolls them
from the pulp.
81 heard her say it with nv own
mouth is the way Syracuse woman told
it in Justices office.
An English company has bought the
Horizon iron works, near Ticonderoga, \.
u, and will set them at work again manu-
featuring iron and steel.
Sergeant Botes now contemp'ates a wa
ter voyage of 10000 miles long. If he will
make the first mile of it under water. he
can draw on Detroit for S500.-Defron Free
Press.
"A young Lothario, much given to
moonlight strolls, expresses the opinion
that ito ffirt" may he parsed as a sine
night verb."-N Y Com. Adr.
Madam D'Atalie, the strong woman
who exhibited in Barnum's Hipp,drome
last year, has bee.I married to Nat. Austin,
the clown. Both are in California with a
circus.
The German Protestant minister, who
resides at Jerusalem, was lately attacked
by q band OF fanatic Mussulmans, and was
only saved by the interference OF the po-
lice.
The laws delay. A case was recently
decided In England, which first commenced
IN the year 1872 The amount originally
in dispute was $500 600. Nothing was left
Albert Smiths literary signature, "a.
{, was once shown to Douglass Jerrold, at
which the wit remarked, "Ah, that's fell
low who never tells more than two-thirds
of the truth"
Saith the muse of the New York Esen-
ing Mail:
Truth crushed to the earth shall rise again,
And waste its sweetness on the desert air,
IN tnundef, iiShtnfng, or IN rain.
None but the brave deserve the fair
The unhappiest woman in Washing
ton, Just now, is one who appeared in COM
pany In calico dress, expecting to hear |
everybody praise her economy. All rhe
did hear was: "Good gracious. what's |
your husband been doingy'
= The new Society for the Prevention of |
Cruelty to Children has established active
in most of the large cities of the
United States. In Oakland, CAL, a four
year-old child used in circus feats has been
rescued. and another in Washington.
in England railroad is not permitted
10 croe thoroughfare on q level, except BY
\ special permit BY Parliament, and then q
ystekeeper must always be on duty. Gen
orally it il cheaper to build bridge than
10 pay steady vageA j
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HAIR DYE.

ATCHELOR'S CELEBRATED HAIR DIVE
ID test in the world. The inventor has used
this splendid Hair Dye for 81 years, with bene-
fit TO tine haI and no iniury TO his health; proof
that it is only true and perfect Dye: Ham,
less. reliable. instantaneous. No disappOiD'.
menl. no ridiculous tints; remedies the Ill ef-
fects OF bad dyes; leaves the hair soft and bea
tiful, Black or Brown. Sold and properly APP
piled at BATCHELOR'S Wig Factory. No. IL
Bond street, N. Y -old bv all druggists.
BACHELORS Erasive Soap removes stains from
the fir gers, skin, &c.
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p,ieaIel forms. 1t is ell known that DIR James
his stood at III. head OF the profess on for %
vear~- Age and experience are ail-imp rtanI.
Simtnal Weakness, nisht loss by dreams
rimple On the face. lo' manhood, can rositiv,
ely be cured Ladies wanting the most Il Ii ate
attention, gall or write. Pleasant home for d =
tients. book 10, the million Marriage
ouide, which tells you all about these diseases
who should marry-whv not-lO cents to AZ
postage. DIR. James has 30 rooms and parior
You see no enc but the doctor. Office hours,
A. NJ. TOT P. n Sundays, 10 to Il All bust
ness strictly confidential. may6 dxv-IIl
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tina, place. She SAYS that although :ss
does no; love the father of her chi.'ir =, she
will remain with him If permitted - d'-'.
and will surrender her mother's c!.ild'cn II
the matter can be settled up, watch l. lot
at all probable.
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REGULATING PILLS

perfectly, tasteltx, Oh gzLiiy coated With sweet
gun, purge, rgulais. purify, cleanse, ase
strtDgi hen tad~ay's Pills, for the ture Of ail
dis rae,s OF the Stomach, Liver, Bov els, xidnes Q,
BLADDER. ke'vous lis ass. headache, Constips.
ton, Co-tiveness, Indigestion, Dyspepeia. Bli.
lieusnesA, bilious Fever ], fan mss;sn of the
Bowels. Pile,, a-d all arrangements Of the Inter.
nal Wis era. Marranteo 10 effect positive cusA.
Purely Vegetable, containing no mercury, minsr.
ais or de eterious dr.gs-
oOObs.r he following symptoms resultine
II, N Di-Orders Of the Digestive Organs
Constipation, Inward filea, fulinso of Tie
Hood in the Head, Aeidi,y Of the stomach,
NAUSEA, heartburn, Disgust OF Food, Fuilness Of
Weight in the tomath, sour Eruptions, sinkipg
or ki.tterings in the Fit Of the Stomach, swim
ming Of tie Head, Hurried and Difhcuit Brsaah.
ing, Fiutteficgs at the Heart, CHOKING or suhocat
ing Sensation whe1 10 a Lying Posture, Dimneo
Of Visioa, Dots Of Webs before the sight, Fever
and Dull Pain in the Head, Deficiency Of PeFspira-
ton, Yeliownen Of the Snn and BYE, Pains in
the side, Chest Lnbs, and sudden F1ushes Of
Heat, Burning in the Flesh.
A few doses Of Railways PILLS will free the
~ stem from all the above named disorders. Prize
Is cent per box. Sold BY d-ugsistA.
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Electricity is Life.
Electricity is Health.
Paoh's Elschs-Vdta!c Chain Belt.

HINE continuous current Of electricity
NJ wi hout shoc Ks, perm ates and vita,izes the
entire eysHm, increases the circulation aids
digestion, Regulates the secretions, tones NJ
the nervous centres and cures chronic and ner-
voQs diseases where al other remedies have
failed. II is endorsed by the most eminent ply.
sicians in Eur ope and Amer6s. Send for FAM
eb cts and t. stimouials Adore
PAOLl B 1t CO., IL Union Square, n. Y.
r >. Box: rs, Say what paper.
10 IN eIsieffigexs Public:
Beware Of csnnie feIt,, Qusckery and I'm Il g.
tors he Paoi, Electro-Voltaic Chain Belt
Is the only genuine patented belt in the United
States .snads and We warn the incredu-
lous 10 beware Of counterftits, rs some unprin.
ciPled partie, in this and other cities are using
our name and trade marx for the purpose of de-
ception and to fei<t upon the pubic : worth iess
artIcle.
u. All conmunic tions relating 10 the bel;
should be addressed only to TIE cfy;ce of The
P.oli Belt Co., II Union square, New York.
june6-d&w
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SCROFULA OR SYPHILITIC, HER
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7 II Z
SHAPLEY
PORTABLE
ENGINE!
The Best and Cheapest

. Permission % THE
TIMks once. where
ny have had one running t1eir presses since
y vember, IG4. Serd for descriptive circulax
- peAcs liafs. r. ". WILDE, Agent,
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AD11t Tor Hallso Brick Hachieos, Leonard's
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gcoZEy'S RAE.

he Eutts Round "Promiscuous LiEs"-Routs
Whole Gsrrison-Brings the Articles OF
War into Contempt, and Plays sn,sn
Generally.
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READ FALSE AND TRUE"
esnd one lsttsr-sfanp To RAILWAY CO., -
- Wane1 e., Rev York lnleenstion 80
theu8nds win b seat yoa..
aPg7S-tqr tA-0t-snn-&-v.1y
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DR.. JAfBS
Lock Hospital,
CORSkR
Washington
AM Franklin,
GhAoa- III

"HUssEUs III
Chart red b. tn
State Of i linois 70
the express pur-
pose OF giving I'M
mediate rel ef IN
ell ca es of p j.
vate chronic and
u mary dis ases,
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Curative Ointment.


Splendid Household kennedy; no family
should be without il. II cures burns, chilblains,
sore heads. eruptions Of the skin, hives, enema,
poisonous bites, g.. e.. Its valu- cannot be
iold in an advertisement. Try one box and you
will never want to be without 4. Sold by all
Druggists, and at katchelO1's Factory, No. 16
Bond street, New 70 Z.
v. 4. Bachelors Alaska Seal Oil
for the Hair. The best Hair Oil in Use.
Beautiful Teeth! White as Paris !
Sound. Healthy Gums, rreath fragrant as the
Il se. secured by using W. A Bachelors Den
THRICE sold Wholesale and retail ut Factory,
No. l6 Bond street. N. Y ard by all druggists.
v. A. Bachelors New COsmeliQlG,
Black or Brown, for sinting the Hair, whiskers.
or Mustachi, without RreasIng them. Sill ut
the Factory. No. 16 Bond street. New York,
and by all Druggists. Ask for them.
X. Brown has these good, for sale n lie a
enwOrth. III ,.td&v IL
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FEVER AND AGUE.

Fever and Ague cured for city cents. There u
not a remedial agent in the world that vill cure
fever and .gue, and all other malariOus, bilious,
scarlet, typhoid, yellow and other fever. aided
by Railways Piiisl % quick % Railway Ready
Relief. Fifty cent? per Bottle.
soId by Druggists,
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In Frem ans 10 Twenty Minutes,

No matter how violent or ex' ruci ting the ain,
the Rheumatic, lied ridden. Ia firm, Crippled,
Nervous, NeuIa'gie. or prostrared with disease
may suffer.
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That instantly stops the most e1cruciating pains
alays in taramation and cures cOngesji;ns whether
OF the Lungs, stomach. Bowels or other gland or
organs, On one application.
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expressed themselves unwilling to be re-
sponsible for him any further. A peace
warrant was sworn out at the instigation of
Mrs. Schulz, yesterday, and an officer WAS
dispatched to arrest him, but at late hour
last night he had not been secured.
If the statement of the young girl who
has been living with him stree he has been
here, TO the effect that they were married
upon their arrival at Kansas CITY, is true.
the more serious charge of
BIGAMY
will be brought against the prisoner and
his chances for a term in the State prison
are more than good.
Mrs. Schulz, who is at present stopping
at the residence of Mrs Olivia Fields, No.
so Seneca street, is evidently a woman we'll
educated in her own language, and in her
general appearance, is refined and lady
like. She has the sympathy Of all who
have heard the story of her troubles, which
is vouched for by volumninous documents
brought from Germany, and now in the
possession of the Register of Deeds.
Her daughter, who is now about eighteen
years of age, is very gOod-looking young
woman, and is the mother Of two children
r;nce she has lived with Schulz She was
with her metker yesterday, at Mrs. Fields
sesidence, vhsa THe TnB reporter visited
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IHAyE HAD All OVARIAN TUMOR IN TIE
ovAgIEs AsD BrwEL5 FOR TEN YEARS.
isS AzB1z, DEC. %, 1875.
h.. E.al Lar led
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-02-09
LAST EDITION.
THE BABCOCK TRIAL.
Business Commenced and Both
Sides Confident.

BY American Press Association to the STAR.
ST. LOUIS, Feb. 9-The United States
Circuit Court opened promptly at 10
O'Clock yesterday, and without much
delay the selection Of jury ip the Bah
cock case went on. Jurors were examined
very briefly by the prosecution. The de-
Tense made no examination whatever
OF most of the jurors, but three or four
being put through the legal inquiry.
Both sides exhausted all of their per-
emptory challenges, three each, and the
jury was finally sworn ipsat IL AS O'Clock.
The opening OF the case for the Gov
ernment by District Attorney Dyer Oc-
cupied two hours, closing shortly before
one o'clock. 1t was largely devoted. to
a review Of the whisky conspiracy as
shown In the previous trials, afterwards
outlining the evidence upon which the
Government proposes to show Gen. Bab-
cocks connection with that conspiracy,
including the payment Of money TO him
by the Ring In this city. In conclusion
the District Attorney stated that the
evidence against the plaintiff will be
largely circumstantial.
The Court adjourned till 3 p. M, at
which hour Jos. N. Fitzroy was called
as the frst witness for the Government.
His testimony was the same as given in
the previous trials. His story was es-
sentially the same, and his manner was
40 comfortably self-assursd us when on
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the stand several times before. Objec-
tion was made by counsel for the de-
tense, who claimed the inadmissibility
OF evidence in this case prior to June 6,
1872, as the tax on distilled spirits was
only fifty cents per gallon up to that
time, while the indictments claim q con-
spiracy to defraud the Government of a
tax OF seventy cents per gallon subse-
quent to that date. Counsel for the
Government claimed that the point of
the Indictment was the fact that such
binary rules Of evidence testimony Is
competent which shows the organiza-
tion, growth and progress Of the con-
spiracy.
The Court reserved its decision on the
point objected to, and Fitzroy was re-
quested by the Government counsel to
stand aside, after having repeated his
twice-told tale OF certain little irregu-
larities with which he was onnected.
Mr.. Thompson, ex-distiller and ex-
member OF the ring, was the second wit
ness called, who rehearsed the state
ments heretofore made by him. After
the cr0ss-eXamination by the Govern
ment, counsel for defendant objected,
his feet for the first time during the trial
to sustain the objection.
He clearly and forcibly claimed that
by the testimony of the two witnesses
for the Government 1t had been estab-
lished and by the admissions OF the Dis
trict Attorney in his opening tor the
Government, that the original conspir-
acy had existed in the fail OF 1872, that
Indictment against defendant did moi
charge him with having been connected
with this conspiracy, and hence the de.
| fense could not be Called upon to meet
charges OF which they had no knowledge
The indictment was for a single con
spiracy, and upon this the Government
could not attempt to connect Gen. Bah
cock with two conspiracies.
Judge Dillon practically sustained the
objection and the defense seen
| thoroughly satisfied with the course
pursued by the Court, while the attitude
Of the defense drove Judge Broadhead
on behalf Of the Government, into the
| do not claim that General Babcock had
connection with or c0gnizance of bht
original conspiracy of Megrue's, where
upon the Court suggested that the Gov
ernment had better contine their testi
mony to the conspiracy with which they
claim the defendant to have had cOnnec
tion. Tne Court adjourned till II
O'Clock this morning.
At the close OF the first day, counse
for the defense expressed an unlimited
degree OF confidence not before shown
and claimed that there was nothing il
the District Attorney, they are not en-
tirely prepared to meet. Both sides eX
press satisfaction with the jury, tn
politics Of those composing it being Yer,
nearly divided.