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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1881-07-02
Popular Decisions.

That milk is compound of water
chalk and sheep $ stomach. Milk always
cones from tho oow--h great way from
the COW.
That brass band music is unpleasant
to the ear We know of Il man who has
lived for years next door to bamd-room
and has never uttered one complaint in
all that time. He is deaf mute.
That railroads are intended for the bene-
lit of corporations. They are in.e@ded
"a, ,ha heuc.ll Of the people The people
who hold the majority Of stock.
That small boy hates an overcoat.
He loves it SO well that he dislikes to
wear it out.
That whistling is disagreeable. 1t is
always agreeakla--tG Tie whistler.
That the market is overburdened with
Spring poetry. The waste basket cap
lures SO much of it that but very little of
it comes on the market.
That any fool can write poetry. 1t is
only fool here end there that cab do it.
That wuInen 60 to church to see other
women's bonnetS. They merely go to
show their own.
That a boy thinks he knows more than
his father He only prides himself on
his superior intelligence
That widow wears Weed4 &c ea,oh Il
husband. she would rather catch a man
who is not husband.
That y silver watch will tell the time
jus. u.s. weil i.s a 9oid Che. a gold watch
will tell the time ten times to a silver
watch once, and be just as fresh as ever
That shopkecpers never mark their
goods below cost.
That the self-conreited man thinks that
everybody is :. fouh lie doe. not include
one person in that category, namely,
himself
That Bob IngerSoll talks about Chris
tianity for the sake of his bread and but
! ter. Bob never Stoops to plain bread and
butter. Ills lectures pay too well for
| that.
That extemporaneous speakers prepare
their speeches beforehand. They get
somebody else to do that.
That the averaged married man dislikes
marriage. liz Ill the time yoa,ning for
another opportunity to enter the sacred
state.
That parents love their children because
| the little ones are SO much like them
selves. That is just what they punish
! them for.
That people hate to be laughed at.
| .oQk Al rhG lev Comedian, h.i inatanee.
That ii is hard to attend to one $ bust
ness. Lots of people think nothing of it,
and have plenty of time to attend to the
business of Il score of others.
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The Alexandria Grave Robbery.

TIE GH0CIS IN JAIL-FURTHER DEVIL OPMENTS
The Alexandria Gazette OF Saturday evening
says: After the preliminary examination before
the Mayor and Justices Whttlesey and Thomp-
son, yesterday afternoon, at the station house
OF me I'VE men arrested on the charge OF re
moving Two bodies from their graves In the
Presbyterian and Methodist cemeteries in this
city, on the night OF the goth instant the three
men-Albert Butler Baptist Carpenter and
Thomas Naughan-Sent on to the grand iuTy
falling TO obtain bail. were taken TO the city
Jail last night. VIII re Thomas Vaughan, upon
whose evidence Butler, the leader of the gang
Was round TO De guilty OF the crime made a
further statement TO Officers Goodrich and Ar
mold. He declared that Carpenter was limo.
cent of the crime that he and Butler did the
Work OF removing the bodies from their graves
Ior men who We're to call for them from Wash
ingtOn; that the tools used in the work we're
obtained from his house; that after they had
procured the bodies and placed them beside
thelr graves Tor the n1en who were 70 come for
tnem they MD the tools In the yard OF Spring
Gafden.' Having obtained the confession
from Vaughan officers Edward Goodrich aud
Julian Arnold proceeded this morning II
spring Garden" in grave yard lane, where
Vaughan lives. and found the Dicks ard
81 OFels used In the removal of the bodies, and
Offlcers Coleman and Latin visited the house
OF q. A: Lumpkins, colored, corner of Prince
and Alfred streets where Butler boarded. and
fouud colin screw and pair OF pants covered
with mud. and barring other conclusive eyi.
deDee OF the owners participation In the crime
Carpenter will be brought out OF ia1l Monday
next and taken before the mayor and Justices
Thompson and Whittlesey, when, It is under
s,Cod. II Vaughan sticks TO his story that he
alone assisted Butler In the removal OF the
bodies, the said Butler being the contracting
party, Carpenter Will be released from custOdY
On his own recognkance The opinion IS .eX-
pressed that this Is not the first time that But
Ter, who has hitherto borne a good character.
has been engaged in the body snatchfng'
business. Many OF the colored people Of the
~ fn6
founded on the assertion OF some OF their mum
Der that they have seen It, that an order has
been received here for twenty more bodies, tt
being specified that live cOlored ones are pre-
1erred; also that higher price will be paid for
the bodies Ut persons ranging between u and
q years OF age.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-01-31

SWALLOWING POISON.

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rites generated by Catarrh, POISON not alone the
nasal organs, but the stomach and lunss. No
merely LOCAL remedy, Ike dOuches and insoluble
snuf1s can possibly reach or eradicate the viruent
sporules OF Catarrh. This fact explains the won
derful cures effected by DIR. WEI DE MEYERS
new INOCULATIVE treatment. The elements
used by him are ABSORBED by the mucous mem
brane throughout tho system and form CONSTR
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smallpox. It's Unprecedented sale with unsoEc-
tied testimonials from many thousands who, at
ALL STAGES Of the disease, HAVE BEEN CURED
by this wonderful remedy, establish beyond con-
radicton, the fact that WEI DE MEYERS Ca
TARRH CURE is the most important medica
discovery since vaccination. REV. @. H. TAYLOR.
l4O Noble street, Brooklyn, writes lone package
produced radical cure" 1T entirely cured q
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tarrh for 40 years" j. d. MCDONALD, ITO Broad
way, N. Y: cit cured me after doctOriug for
Dearly 30 years" Mrs. EMMA q. HowEs 80 W.
Washington Place, n. Y: II can speak for SEVEN
members of ny family who have used 1t with great
benefit" REV. w. Fl. SUMNER, Frederick, Md. ::
Everybody troubled with Catarrh as 1 was
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street. Chicago, Ill. For six years did not
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sarah street. st. Louis, Mo-: "It gave me instant
relief" F. j. CRANK, Atlantic Hotel, Chicago:
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GEo. A. RIEs, CObbleskil, n. Y: "It re lieved me
of a great Polypus ". E. TRUEsDFLL, III. D.
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TREATISE" is mailed FREE. Bis "CURE" is
DELIVERED to any address. by d. b. DEWEY 4 Co..
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The Coming inauguration.

MEETING or THE EXECUTIVE CoYsITrEE
The executive committee On the inaugural
ceremonies met on Saturday evening al the
National Metropolitan Bank building. Mr. j.
w thompson, chairman, reported from the
special committee 10 confer with the decoration
eUmLittee that immediate action must be taken
or that committee would be compelled 10 aban-
oCn the original pan. Col COTbin reported the
sale OF ball tickets amounting TO 1915. Mai.
lockwood asked how much would be allowed
the floor committee OF The ball for music aud
prOgTsmS Mr.. RGeSSle stated that the lowest
bid was g. 200. Maj. Lockwood stated that - 900
had b. eb paced TO his credit In New YORK 10 be
a ed for The ball vote OF thanks WAS ten
dered Mai. Lockwood and his New York friends
Chairman Thompson reported that Lieutenant
Greene, OF the decoration committee, had been
directed 10 go ahead with the Union arch at
i5tA street, which would costs 81 100: but nothing
htd oeeh done as TO the other arches. After
some discussion, on motion OF Col Anger
Lieut. Greene was directed to decorate the
avenue on modified plan at a cost not exceed
Ing g., 900. Chairman Thompson said that q IN.
BeDet, Of the committee Oh fire works. asked
for $4,000. and some debate took place on mo-
items TO allow this sum and TO reduce It 20
s. 500. after which the further consideration OF
the sui Ject was postponed TO Wednesday next.
TIE BALL COMMITTEE.
The committee Oh ball and promenade re
Cept1O1 met Saturday evening. Major Lock-
wood stated that there were six vacancies on
the floor committee. Major Lock wood made a
statement of the s. geo contribution made nv
New YORK parties for the inaugural ball ON
httltu bt MI SIIdtlOU, q vote OF IDahRS WIS
returned 10 MAJOR Lockwood ana his unknown
New IOTk friends for the generous contribution.
hcssrs. Lockwood and ROeS5Ie were appointed
committee 10 visit the executive committee
and see what, If any. appropriations had Oeen
made Tor The Dali committee. When the com
mlttee returned, motion granting M4to- L0:a-
wood authority 70 Ill vacancies On the IGOR
committee was carried. Mr.. SOlomOnS from the
supper sub committee, submitted a report.
which was adopted. 70 require the contractor
70 eTecr the building for refreshments at his
own expense; 10 furnish an abundant supply
OF sandwiches. cakes, buttefed biscuits. crack
ers, cheese, coffee. tea and IemOnade all TO be OF
the best quality; TO pay all expenses attending
She proper service OF the supper; TO charge for
each supper 50 cents; that the bidders shall be
require d 10 offer bonus FOR ne right 10 supply
the supper; and that ample. security shall be
given; that the committee shall make such
regulations as they may deem proper for the
faithful fulhllment OF the contract; and finally
That the committee reserve the right to award
the contract TO whom they consider the best
bidder. 1t was announced that the com mitJea
had appropriated 81, 200 for l2,GJ0 programs and
81, $50 for music. The latter Will consist OF
about $50 pieces-l0o for dancing music and 50
Tor promenade.
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Condensed TOc8ls.

Street lamps viii be lighted at $40 pm and
exungu1shed at $50 a. m.
Last night Officer Clarke killed mad Spitz
west.
Early yesterday morning Mr.. John Simpson.
OF South Washington, while passing through
the Armory grounds was attacked By three COL
ored hlghwaymen who robbed him OF 50 lie
money and silver watch and chain.
Mr.. Patrick Cahill father OF Mr.. ID. E Cahill,
the well known lawyer died yesterday morn
ing at 40 O'Clock at his residence On I'd street
northwest He had many friends in this city,
where he was generally known and respected
AT a intmeettng of committees from the An
aloStaD: Potomac and Columbia boat clubs held
saturday evening resolutions were adopted
that every effort should be made TO secure the
holding OF the next regatta Of the National As
ISOLATION OF Amateur oarsmen on the Potomac.
Since the settlement OF the suit between the
Messrs. Wheatley Bros. and the Fair Assocla
ton, the former have subscribed $500 TO the
capital stock and paid up the same
A series OF conlunctions Of the moon with
various planets viii occur this week. Wednes-
day the crescent beauty Will be II ear Venus; on
Thursday Jupiter viii receive cali from her;
early on Friday morning IL viii be Saturns
tarn, and on Saturday Neptune'S.
AT meeting at the residence of Mfr. George
T. Angel Saturday society for the prevention
OF cruelty 10 animals was formed Judge Mac
Arthur being chosen president, Lewis j. Davis,
treasurer; George L Douglass secretary. aud
Gen. Graham first vice president. over one
hun0red members were enrolled. Mr.. Angel
lee, ufed Oh the subject OF cruelty TO animals at
Men erial Church yesterday afternoon.
Man Levy JOS. Block, Solomon Flrnberg and
Samuel E. Loeo on Saturday flied bill In equity
agains' John j. Key, VIM. w. Boyer, Lambert
b Cam AID VIM NJ Evarts II sets forth that
an award OF $4SI 6io,6S was obtained by Benz.
Wen from the Mexican government under the
mixed claims Commission; that Secretary Evars
mas MADE ole payment to the defend ,nts and
Is % ut to make St cOhd OF s34 9s3 rs. The
claimants allege that Levy was partner of
Wei. and the other defendants In collecting The
money as an attorney.
The Dashaways had crowded house at Tall
maoge Hall last night. After prayer by Rev.
samuel Kramer and an opening address by
President EagestOn the MEETING was addressed
by Col. A. b. Meacham Rev. Mr.. Wilbur, OF
oregon; Charley Nye, George 8. Hilton, aud
Col. w. p. Brown, Of GAINESVILLE. OHIO, Miss
Elite Haner recited the .Drunkard's Lament"
ABOUT twenty five persons signed the pledge
Sgnor Giovanni, the bird man at the Tom
Thumb show, was arrested Saturday by officer
Ohare. Giovanni intsrfered with the officer
when he attempted 10 enter Lincoln Hall on
the ground that he had no right In the hall
The officer arrested him and TOOK him to the
station house, where he left IS, which was for
felted In the Police Court to-day
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-01-31
The COurfS.

COURT IN GENERAL TERN.
Today. schooner Wright agt. Barker; decree
before affirmed. Embrey agt. Hovey; do. Jaf-
Tray agt- Grant; on hearing.
CIRCUIT COURT-Judge M0cArthur
SATURDAY, Orme agt. Morrow; judgment by
DEFAULT. Barber agt. Joseph; judgment by de
Iauit. HURT agt Bower; Judgment by default.
Loran agt- Douglass; motion TO quash writ
oVerruled. Schneider q Son vs.. Garland; de
mur1er overruled Holmead agt. Frier; do
Middleton & Co. agt. Kirk & Strong; do. Muir
Kirk & Strong two cases); demurrer sustained
CayWood agt. Leishman; motion to set aside
order granted. Quinten Brothers agt- Miller;
motion to produce papers overruled. Bates
agt A. and w. Railroad Company: new trial
refused. Palmer agt- Wheeler; certiorari
Quashed.
EQUITY CeURT-Jttfge Cor.
Saturday, Willett agt. Naylor: hearing con-
prayed by defendant Bishop agJ. Bishop; rule
on defendant discharged StearnS agr. XII
bouTn; appearance OF absent defendant, Lauta
ordered. Voute agt. Voute testimony ordered
investment OF fund in hands of trustees di-
rected. Powell agt Bradley; auditors report
ratified by consent. Force agt- Hughes; W. B.
B Zee substituted for W. q, Force as trustee.
sale ordered. Long agt, Tyler: j. T. Hanna
substituted for X. Goodhart ordered.
West WashingtOn. nee Georgetown.
ANOTHER CoAsT1NG ACCOMPLISHMENTS
afternoon, little son OF Mr.. Edward Brown.
was considerably cut about the head while
coast1ng On High street. The wounds, though
severe, are not serious.
SENT TO THE Observation-Disclosures GRAY. COL
ored man, about 81 years OF age living Ia
FoWler's alley, being sick and destitute. was
sent to the hospital TO day.
SO GREAT SUCCESS has been had by Christ
church parish In its sunday school work
among the colored people. that evening ser
wees TOT ADULTS have been established.
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THE effect OF DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup is most
soothing. The price Is only % cts. bottle.

ARREST OF A NEW YORK BURGLAR SUs
PECTED OF ROBBING BURDETTEs STORE
Yesterday dispatch was received at
police headquarters from New York, no
EfyfDg Major Brock of the arrest, in that
city. by the detectives OF Sheeny Mike atlas
Shy der, whose picture had been forwarded
rom tie police headquarters In this city. as
representing the probable burglar who recently
entered hr. Burdette5 store, and stole fifty
seven pteceS or SILK. THE STAR mentioned the
fact that some strange men rented for a few
days previous 10 the robbery room in a private
house on stb street, overlooking the store OF
MT BuTdette, where they represented them
selves TO be commercial travellers. the land
lady OF this house was questioned as To the
appearance OF these men. and the detectives
exhibited 10 ner some pictures in the FOr les
gallery, when she Immediately identified The
picture or Sheeny Nike as one OF her lOtgerS
I MS Is one OF the burglars, who, IL will be r.
memoered, made similar raid On ShuSIer's
dry goods store several years ago. He has list
been released from the Massachusetts sIate
prlsoD, where be has served a twelve years
term Tor burglary. and aSceTLaining this fact
the suSpicion5 oil the detectives were at one.
0lTected 10 him. IL Will not be difficult 70 ,.1n
meet him with this robbery &c is thought
when arrested by Detective McDeyitt for The
TCDpeTy OF ShuSttrS store he made his threats
lEat he Is ould get even with the Washington
merchants when h9 was released Mr. Nc
Dewitt viii probably. after securing the proper
court papers, proceed TO New York for the
prisoner
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-01-31

FORTS OPERA HOrsE.-''Needles and Pins. "
the latest big success In the way of light com
edy, Will De brought out at FOrds this week
commencing tonight. IL is fun from beginning
10 ED. Its success IS assured. The cast is one
or unusual strength. John Drew, Mrs. G.. H.
Gilbert. Charles Fisher, Harry Rainforth and
Miss Fanny MOrant would make mediocre
play so very we'll With good play they insure
a biz success.
NATIONAL THEATER.-MiSS Mary Anderson
the famous young tragedienne, appears To-
light at the National, for one week only she
Will appear IN ''lngomar' this evening.
LINCOLN HALl--The dialect humOr1St, Mr.. W.
\ AndTeWS, VIII lecture at Lincoln Hall this
evening. under the auspices or the Columbia
ooat cluo- he Is an admirable teller of stories
a rare accomplishment, and welcome to the
average audience or the lyceum.
A CONCERT VIII be given at Lincoln Hall next
THURSDAY evening for the benefit or the Church
OF TIE Incarnation. The program, and those
VITO take part In the concert will be of such
excellence as 10 Insure most enjoyable eve
ming.
The CoNBINATION CONCERT at Lincoln Hail m.
morrow evening viii be musical event of i'm.
portance. Constantin Stern berg, the Russian
pianist: l.ttttla FrtJch. the charming soprano
and August Wilhelnij the great violinist. viii
he the leading lights. Max VOgrich will con
duct the music.
TT REV. j. j. kEANE, bishop OF Richmond
viii lecture at Lincoln Hall the evening of Feb
ruary I'd. His subject Will be 1.-The Light OF the
word
THE COAPLINENTAY BENEFIT to Miss Minnie
Evan, at Congregational Church, next Wednes-
day evening. will be musical treat. STE the
advertisement
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ADJUSTMENTS.
O>k "HANp CONCERT.

n>E tHAND CONCERT.
bLRNtt ard E.t>Tt.WtS IoNCIRr
COMPANY Of Wa>raN.
FINEST CoMBINATICN oF sor q lNsrrr-
NkNTALIsrs IN AMERICA.
Assisted by the noted Soprano Ntsa ANY S,Irr,
WIN u New York. late with Thomas or
tFfNl kA snd the popular Tenor Ma rus.e
J. TOEpT, q New York. at an
LINCOLN HALL,
L ESDAY EVENING. FEBRUARY < ISL.
BERNHARD LISTEMAN................ ...- yiolir,
Formerly soloist snd Leader Of Thee Tn Ima >
Or hes r. and Of the Boston PhilhArm onic club
hDN AhD HitNbI 1890 Flute. AsntA and gitat-.
- late II the MenGe.sst I'M q annette Club
JOHN NULLALG. Prim. Niuls and Violin.
formerly of the Beethoven Ctnb. and at present
Yv, Mnsi,al Director of the Glob, rheater.
FRITZ LIST fMsN. ....-....,...-..-. -. Violin
., Boston Philharmonic Cub.
ALLA HtlNDI..-..- Nio,onceuo aud SAY aphoue
ur. Lac ~ me NJ endclssohG Qulntette G uh.
Bostons Favoriie Performer.
POPULAR PRICES
ht.er.ed fests, without additional charge a.
fhlH Nlhic store g5s PeIusylvsns ave Pr,
~ lLlL.te sid descrptive circulars ready. jasi y
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-01-31

The ANNUAL STATEMENT OF the Mutual Life
insurance Company or New YORK, which APP
pears Ia another column cannot fail TO % OF
illeIest 20 IFS army OF policy holders as weltas
-, 70. ~ se guonc at hrge- corporation which
Ms g, 80, 80 assets and over 1906 000 0D0 OF
outstanding insurance whose tncomn ,aSt ya,r
vas over $l1,ooo 900 and whose payments to
pOncy holders or their representatty reached
a tS'ai OF rs. i6o es4, ceases 10 become private
iDSif utfons. The enormous business az tntS
com pany and It's continued hold upon the con'
fGencr OF the people Indicate how carefnIIv tI-
truss have been administered In the pasf and
sre also a guaranty for It's future The Man ~
reduced premium rates adopted by the Nntnoi
Life IN the face OF so much opposition "a resuIIS
have sh0Sn was as wise as it was liberal ana
has tended materially TO The benefit OF lis oil
as wen as 10 It's new policy holders.
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TIE FUNERAL OF Mr.. John KOZel. a we'll
known 6'rultn citi2aa, VINO died al his rl,i-
deDce. No. - y SHEET northwest on Fr1dlv
took place yesterday. Rev. Mr. Kraft or CON-
cOrCl4 church. Ofl1ciat1Dg. The remains wrra
inferred in Prospect Hin cemetery followed nv
a iaTge number OF the friends OF the deceased
NJ. h eel was native OF Germany and c4ue
10 this city in 1854. Ia 1861 he removed TO his
present place OF business. where he erected an
extensive brewery and commenced the manu-
f-cfGrp OF weiss beer, fl which he was eng .yati
AT TIE -ime OF his death He was a member OF
VII neoago tribe No. 8, u. U. K. NJ, and other
tOCietteS
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CITY ITEMS.
br. Aliens Rheumatic and Gout Lo-

br ALIENS Rheumatic and Gout Lo-
a., ton
VIII cnre almost any case In two days. no mat
HT nov severe. Price 50 cents No cure, no
pay. Sold by all druggists.
Buchupaibs.
New, quick, complete cure { days urinary
auecuonS, smarung. frequent or difficult uriua-
Iioh, kinney disease. s.. Druggists. 40 Pa
"'O| N
w men You Have Burnt and BIistered
your nose and throat with worthless powders
down into your head ask your druggist for
pr. HartieyS CatarTh Remedy" which will
AFFORD you immediate relief and permanent
cure. ~ =
Cough. Cold or Sore Throat
Should be stopped. Neglect frequently results
III al inGurable lung disease Or CONSUMPTION.
Browns Bronchial Troches do not disorder the
stomach like cough syrups and balsams, but
acts directly on the tnfiamed parts allaying
Irritation. give relief TO asthma bronchitis
coughs, catarrh and the throat troubles which
singers and public speakers are subject TO. Sold
at 70 cts box everywhere.
"ALDERNBY WkGoEs"-Ereah Attorney butter
churned every morning. and delivered In y lbs.
ward" Prints 45c pr 10. Also. cottage
cheese. outtermilk and sweet milk &c. per Of