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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-01-20
L'OI RENT
L THE CORCORAH BUILDING,
OPPOSITE q. i. TREASURY, 15IH STREET

Fine Stores, Office Rooms-sinyiy or comnluui
calpg-for business Offices, Studios, etc. waite
ana UlCsets on every floor. Elevator and steam
Janitor. WI %
EOR SALE, RENT AND EXCNAN1E-i,a r9e and
Z small Houses, in al parts of the city. Call and
esami6e Gir iiaf FITCH, FOX Brown, 1457
Pennsylvania ave- nov6Sm
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-01-20

w BKEItAINt.ER, Practical Watohm aker
w , ana Jeweer. 92s krnna. ave. MAnufactur-
ing and ReI airing II Je VERY a specially. All work
eatly and promrtly executed. A stock OF FINE
WATCHES. JEWELRY aud SILYERWARE always
ca baud aoy2-3n
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Bsrsaved widowsr who Disliked Troubl,.

4 Bereavsd Widowsr who Disliked Troubl,.
brooklyn Eagle.
II see by last nights paper that n
Mrs. Morgan was run over by q street
,ar." he remarked. as he seated himself
On the edge of a chair.
YES" replied the city editor. What
IF itP"
81 wanted to get some more particu-
lars. Was she busted up pretty badP"
'Her back and both legs were brok-
IN. and one arm cut of short"
You don't say! Did she seem to
mind it much?"
s.Wel ! should SMILE" said the city
editor. at killed her."
Don't tell me SO! What do you think
they did with herr"
.1Ohi they took her to the morgue.
reckon she's there yet. Did you know
aerP"
From the description 1 take her to
be my wife. You say she's deadP"
'.Yes. sir. 1 am very sorry for you.
but you will have a good claim for dam
ages against the company"
II shan't trouble 'em. I'm willing
10 let it drop. Did you get an idea thai
The cal was injured muchP
81 think not. l guess your wife SO,
The worst of it."
"And they can't come back on me fos
anythingP"
Certainly not. You can mako 'em
pay"
all right IS it is, II they don't try To
make any trouble. 1 was q little star.
tied at first. but this lets me out"
Shall you take your wife away and
bury herf'' asked the city editor.
II don't know-would your" asked
MI. Morgan, doubtfully.
Eyes, ! think I would"
II suppose I might as well. It'll save
talk, and tho easiest way Is the best !
hate any fuss, but / reckon I'll have to
let up this time and take It. Just say
that the funeral will come OF next week
81 the weak after. and come up your.
self Lets seei whers'd Jon say they
|ht6red herp"
NsAt tho 1mprgue."
IltsSVeH ri DROP around in a day o.
two and &St her. Much obliged 70 You
for your trouble and II the company
says anything about u you Just cay tAA
I don't want auS difficulty, and IN fx
hp my damageS viii your They needn't
% any iaW4nd about 1t; "a ratsty
patch !ssup qdisfay. Have you got =
AMI Mr.. Morgan Lighted his oigar.
mud leunt4f1nf into the JOB ROOM
klanc@ oydS 90 theatrical postsrs p
!ee Yhf1sM0 going on In thS au0D6
hepk 1lns naxs veg
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Transplauting Old Trees.

There are several serious objections
Q the removal of old trees with the
y re object of furnishing II landscape.
4 rst. they rarely or never grow well
III rward, or increase in size; second
Y. they require no end If staying" 10
them up. and hardly ever acquire
! 'ieient foot-hold to stand alone in a
t. Of wind; and lastly. transplaniins
: very apt TO kill the subjects operated
,lon, and deep then is tie disappo MT
ient- We have seen aud read a goo I
heal about transplanling trees of ma
are age, and can state that is neither
ise nor safe to meddie with trees above
hirty years of age. 1t is almost u pre-
operation with subjects of that
but when they can be moved with
rood roots there is a fair chance Of their
and doing well, and they will
produce quite as good an effect as trees
twenty or thirty years older. 1t is, there
pre-. not necessary to move older trees
It great risk. London Garden.
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HI, War Record.

Them war "reminiscences Of yourn Is
mighty interesting" piped = little man
from behind the stove, n . sort Of ST.
lence fell ON the rest Of the loungers.
They remind me of when I was in
command of the Confederate forces at
Vicksburg."
The crowd unhinged itself and glanced
admiringly at the little man.
..And were you in the reb-Confed-
crate servicePS, asked one-legged man.
II was" modestly conceded the man
behind the stove. "Don't you remem-
Der when the One Hundred and Fourth
Florida cavalry charged your outworks
on the second slope, and you all took
your riie-pits to the rearP"
They all admitted they had been in
the army Of the Potomac.
at seems to me-" said the little man
to the one-legged man. that your face
b familiar to me. Don't you remem-
Der when the Second Georgia broke
your left at Cold HarborP Wasn't you
acting aid-de-camp for General Rey-
noldsf"
s.No," hesitated the one-legged man.
poking the fire with unnecessary vigor.
But" continued the little man,
...you must have been at Gettysburg,
and you must have seen nj when l
charged your right and turned you
back toward the Cemetery"
LET me see," fgetted the o~ne-legged
man. ''was that the first or second day."
THAT was the second day." respond
ID the little man, quiyering with ex-
element.
Il wasn't In the second days fight"
said the o~ne-lsgged man. helplessly;
Then you must recollect my artillery
charge on the first day, whom / broke
your centeri' shouted the little man.
olutching ~nervously at the others coat.
ono, III was on . furlough. I
want there" shrieked the o~ne-legged
h6a. :.
.Where,d you lose your legp' howlsd
The little man, what battle WA you
u wasn't In any," moaned the ons-
lsf MIND II lost my ieg on : buzz
bs1." and16ut he won't precipitstsly.
s,Htransbn muttered fhs hftis man.
~ rs M1sH5ks Pipe. "Whan you ooms
|bl66es fhsy al didnrt happen"
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An obyious Conclusion.

"A witty New York society woman was
'nnding with g friend before Zola's
realty admired picture of Lot and his
tughters, which was on exhibition in
/ art store on Fifth avenue. .'0h,"
fmarked The friend. do~lorously. ..whai
3 You suppose Lot thought when he
his poor wife turned 10 a pillar
'aitg' II suppose" replied our wit
'Fih admirable gravity. che though
he could get himself-a fresh q ie."
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AYERS HAIR WGOR,
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Henry Abbey says he never met with
. moro perfect lady than Sara Bern
harut. and there Is probably little doubt
that hc has the money to show for it.
Brooklyn Argus.
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Fullness OF Blood.
Lack OF Power or VIII
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Diabetes. Kidney COM
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SWAN BROS. a CONVERSE.
p. o. Cheysnne. Wyo. Range. Chas-
water. Wyoming.

MRS. W. B. YERBY q SON.
7. 9. address Elkhorn Ranch, LAra-
nis county, via Fort Laramis, wyo.
Range. Elkhorn Crsk 10 NafA
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DIR. RHODES,

DR. RHoDES PA7ENT ELECTRHC IRA NSFUSLNG BATTERY Is worn ss
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Address all mnunicauon to W. H. BROWN, Manager, 0 o Trenont street, Boston,
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Don't Take Any Chances on Life
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PENSIONS

Secured. Also Boun,y Back Pay; Increase
laws. Now is the timel Do not deleyi Sol
diers' Widows. Children. Parents. Brothers
Sisters entitled. Have YOU claim in
vestigated. Apply atonce. Send two stamps
for blanks and Instructions complete. to
JENKINS A. FITZGERALD, US CAIN and
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m a. N
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-04-22
Miscellaneous

LONDON. April 2l.-Followins 10 the
clause In Lord Bsaeonsheld's will rsls.
tive to the disposition Of his remains
"I desire and direct that I may Be
buried In the same vsult In the church
yard at H%ughsnden in which the re-
mains OF my late dear wife, Mary Anne
Disrssli, created In her OWN right Wis
countess Bssoonsheld, were placed, and
that my funeral be conducted with the
same simplicity % hers was"
The funeral OF BeaconsHsld will take
place at Huehenden ON Tuesday next.
II is rumorsd that Earl Spencer, Lord
President OF the Council, will leave the
Cabinet and Lord Derby will succeed
him.
DUBLIN. April Ala National Con.
vention OF the Land League opened to-
day. One thousand delegates were pres.
ent. Parnsll presided. A resolution
was adopted declaring that Davitt should
be released, and thanking Irishmsn in
America for their support.
PARIS. April 2l.-Thrse wal ships
will land 1000 men at Tsbsrco a. . pre-.
liminsry operation. Tabarco 10 to serve
as q base OF operations for an attack on
the Kroumirs from the north.
ST. PrrERsBuRo. April Ala large
number Of important arrests have been
made.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-04-22
Arizona and Sonora.

Tucson, April 20.- The ~east-bound
express was di,ehsd this morning, two
miles west Of Stanwix. The locomotive
wal thrown from the track and the mall
car overturned. No injuries were sus.
tanned. Two miles OF track were washed
cut by the heavy rains last night.
There has been q series OF rains
through Southern Arizona during the
past tow dsys-something unusual for
this season o! the year.
Thomas Gardner. Of the Arizona Illus.
trated Quarterly. will oommepce the pab-
LEGATION Of an evening paper at Tomb
stone next month, to b. called the Tomb.
stone Daily Union.
Reports from Altar. Sonora, say that
there 10 o large influx Of Eastern CAPT.
talis,s and prospsctors. Tbs antimony
mines are showing large bodies OF ore.
rich in silver. and averaging ssventy.lwo
per cent. in anthony.
An American and Spanish newspaper,
to be named the Altar Mining Bullion.
will be started next month.
It has been determined to extend the
Atchison. Topeka and Santa Fe Railroad
from Dsming. southwest. through Mule
Pass, Arizona. by the shortest route. to
the Sonora line. The Gusymas road 10
to be continued on from Hernosillo to
Magdalens, Sonora. aud from there will
unite with tho Atchison road. On the
Arizona line q branch line from Mule
Pass. or Magdalena, to Tucson Is quite
probable,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-04-22
vacclnatinu Under 0lthcultlss.
S, p. Post, April 20.


The Chinese have Q wholesome dread
OF vaccination. and IL requires no little
tact and experience to get hold OF them
and compel them to submit to this most
salutsry operation. They use every de.
vice and stratsgem that THAR witty Gun.
ming can suggest. but in the long run
are hardly q match for American shrewd-
pess and ingenuity, ~ the following in.
cidspt proves: Quarantine Officer Law.
Ter and the physician ON board the
Oceanic have. within the last day or two.
had to vaccinate $50 OF the MonRolisns
on board. They viewed with distrust
this novel experiment on their bodies,
and retreatsd In o body to the hold Of
the ship, and hid themselves like rab.
bits in q warren. DR.. Lavler. rsmsm.
bsred the old trick Of smoking out YER
min, and 90 procured all the red pepper
he could fnd, and went down into tie
hold then reeking with the usual odor OF
Moneol. The pepper was set ON Ere,
and the usual we'll known results fol-
lowed to . laughabls extent for the eau
csssisns, but intensely painful Tor the
Cinnamon, who preferred even the I'M
known tsrrors OF vaccination to those OF
blistsred eyes. eonyulsivs coughs and
sibilant snsezing. They oil came on,
from their holes, and. after some strus-
Cling were v~secinated. The Csucasisns
on board naturally went through the
operation without o murmur. save tba,
OF disappointment at being confined on
board owing TO these loathsoms ersa-
lures.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-04-22
Beaconsneld After Death.

CHICAGO. April 21.-The Tines Lon
don special says: Tuesday evening I
visited the room In which Lord Bsaoons-
field is laid ont. The expression Of the
face 10 peaceful. but Otherwise seems 10
be . burlssqus on humanity. Sickness
and death have brought out all its most
rspellant features. The eyes are sunksn
oavsrns. the nose Ia enormously prom.
inent, the checks shrunken and the com.
plsxion livid. Despite all the changes,
death has not obliterated. but rather In.
tsnsihed. the expression OF mingled hau.
teur and humility. the snssring and
cunning which In life had marked the
sardonio face.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-04-22
FOREIGN DISPATCHES.
Beaclnsneld's Successor.

CHICAGO. April 2l.-A Times London
cable special says: Many rumor are
aaoat in regard to the successor Of Lord
Beaconsfeld a. leader Of the Conssrva-
tive party. some OF which have good
foundation. An effort will DO made to
patch up . peace in the Conservative
party, which for some time has been
weakened by internal dissensions.
One rumor. which was given me BY
high authority. says Lords Derby and
Carnarvon, who left Be~aconsHeld's
party Two years ago. are likely to take
the lead again in the ranks Of the Con-
seraatives. Strenuous efforts are being
made to bring this about. as It 10 thought
to be the only way in which the unity
OF the Conservative party can DO secured.
The real contest for the succession to
the Tory leadership commences or next
Monday at the Carlton Club. where the
Duke Of Richmond. the Marquis Of
S~aulisbury, Lord Cairns and Sir Stat
ford Northcote will be voted on. Il 10
probable the former will be selected.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-04-22
san Francisco Items.

San Francisco. April 1.-TWO more
cases Of smallpox among the Chinese
passengers on the Oceanic have been 70.
ported at the Health Office.
The smallpox 10 epidemic both in the
Sandwich Islands and China. 1t Is no.
ticeable. in this connection, that the NOR
tality 10 Chinatown for two weeks past
has been greatly on the increase, but no
Que seems TO know OF what disease they
die in that quarter.
A private dispatch from New York
says that DO. Mills Is seriously III.
The steamer Zelandia. which arrived
here day before yesterday. brought four
boxes Of gold bars, valued at $98. 760,
the Hrst consignment from Australia that
has been received in San Francisco.
This invoice comes TO the Compton Des.
campo de Paris. The gold received by
steamer has been sent to the San Fran.
cisco Mint for soinsge into double eagles.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-04-22
WESTERN DISPATCHES
llhiou.RiehmOud.

EUnrxA. April 2l.-Ths evidence In
the main suit between the Richmond
and Albion was concluded at noon to.
day. The other two cases were sub
mittsd in the testimony taken in the
FIRST, with the exception Of two or three
unimportsnt witnesses. The arguments
will be made tomorrow and the day fol-
lowing. It has been arranged for three
attorneys to speak on . side. In CLASH.
flying the scope OF the arguments Of
counsel. Judge Rising indicated very
clearly that be would maintain the big.
ledge theory. What he did say was this:
That be saw NO good reason for holding
counter to the United States Judges In
that regard In the celebrated case Of the
Eureka Consolidated ". The Richmond.
This 10 considered to be favorable for
the Albion, though In reality the big.
ledge theory 10 not vital to either
party. % the case has developed. The
inviolability OF . United States patent
to mining ground 10 the most serious
question presented In the case. The
St. George patent OF the Richmond
Company covers NEST OF the ground In
dispute. The Albion side attacks the
patent on the ground Of irregularity in
It's procurement. The Land Depart
ment at Washington issued the patent
while Q protest suit, based on the Uncle
Sam title. wss pending In the local court
here. The Richmond. In answer. sets
up 9 lack Of diligence 10 the prosscu-
ton Of said suit. the case having been
OF the calendar here for several terms
OF our District Court. Judge Rising
also caused . stipulation to be entered
allowing him to reserve his decision for
Q time. II he desired to do so. thus saw
ing him the trouble Of another trip from
Virginia to Eureka. The opinion 10 to
be valid when filed. in writing. With the
Clerk OF the Court. which he will do BY
mail II he withholds an immediate de.
cision. II il Judge Rising's intention
to depart for home on Sunday morning.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-04-22
The Mount Potosl Shut Down.
C..d,iar;a T,u. F;.,.r.. April Ie.

Camdslaria True Fis'srs. april l6.
The Mount Potosi mine was shut
down this week aud oil the workmsn
discharged. This unexpected action
was the result Of circumstances unfore.
seen by any y in this district. and
which 1t present 10 inexplicable, though
investigation will perhaps show the
cause. The company has shipped du.
ring the last run something In the
neighborhood Of $50. 900 in bullion.
The mine vas supposed to be on 9 self
sustaining basis, and until some OF its
checks came back protested. nothing was
known OF its true financial condition.
Il 10 thought, however. that the real
cause OF the trouble 10 with parties on
tho inside who are holding large blocks
OF the stock, and are trying to bulldoss
their fellow owners. Should such 30
the case the matter will be speedily set
tied and the mine will again resume op.
srations.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-04-22
= cALlro.slAx.

This standard representative magazine
Of the Pacific coast continues 10 grow In
grace and increase in popular favor with
each monthly Issue. The number for
May. just publishsd. is . fair illustration
Of this progressive idea. including
among its interesting contents some
very excellent. welLwrittsn and instruo-
tive contributions from experienced
pens, as. for instance. California
Under the Frisrs." BY John 8. Hittsll;
''Ths Monroe Doctrine and the Isthmus
Canal" by John O. Hall; els the Jury
System . Fsilursa" BY Z. W. McGraw;
Southern California" by @. q. shinn;
"a Bsrbary Coast City" BY AN. Moros.
Sam Davis gives n Of his humorous
little sks,shss. showing what be knovs
about parish elections. John Vance
Cheney contributes another installmsns
Of his prosy yarn about California In 40
and 80. Unless Cheney hurriss up his
characters and incidents 90 a. to com.
port q little moro naturally with the
rapid changes and Developments Of these
golden. vids-awske days Of hopeful &C
tivity and chronic suddenness. 20 TO
SPEAK, hs will never catch mp with the
real progress Of the country At all. His
characters talk too much. and have been
three months already getting - far %
Sacramento. At this rate II will take .
year for them to reach Downisvills OF
San Andrsss and take . look through
the gold digginss. and they never will
get back to San Francisco at all. "Out-
croppipgs." various poeticsl gems. and
numerous other good things in the art.
science. dramatic and musical depart
mepts, furnish additional variety sufi-
Gent to suit the tastes Of the numerous
subscribers OF the Californian.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-04-22

"old Robert Toombs." ssysl . Geor-
sis letter. "stfil lives at . town north OF
Atlanta. and 10 . considerable proprietor
Of Atlanta real eststs. His private
example and frothy teachings have an
evil influence on the young msn-ths
more 90 that he has . certain fantastic
brillisncy Of expression which sncour-
ages the growth Of rowdyism. When hs
10 drunk-a common mattsr-hs will
stand aud talk to lads. swearing the
while. telling them to rejoice in being
rebels. and saying that he will never
take An oath Of allegiance to the Amer
lean government. etc. Being rich. the
young fellows get the idea that all this
coarseness and these sentiments are por-
.tions Of the general genius Of the man.
and have assisted to make his money.
There 10 NO funeral srdsntly to be
desired by the respectable people Of
Atlanta than that OF Bob T0ombs.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-04-22
The Arizona cowboys Again.

TOMBSTONE. April 22.-on Tuesday
night. q, Charleston, ten miles from
her.. three cowboys entered the store Of
Springer & Hackss and compelled the
propri.tors to open the safe. from which
they took $500. Although disguised.
the robbers we're recognized. On wsdnes.
day night Deputy Sheriff Bell and q posse
surrounded their house and demanded
their surrender. The demand was an.
svered BY q volley from Winchester
rifles. when the srresting party turned
loose upon the robbers with sbotguns,
MORALLY wounding two, named Burns
and Clubfoot Jack.