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Alexandria.

ELECTIoNs.-The stockholders OF the Indepen-
dent Mutual Fire Insurance company of Fair
fax, on Monday elected the following directors:
r: f. Roberts, D. P. Smith, J. BallInger, c. F.
wilkins, D; o. Munson, b. Garfield, V. Baker.
g. Z. Round, G. Lukens, G. b. Ives c. Gilling-
ham, q. c. Reeves and VIM. Chauncy. The
board OF directors elected r. F. Roberts pres-
dent, A. Z. Harmon treasurer aud secretary,
ard V. Baker general agent. The treasurer
reported the whole losses aud expenses or the
company for the past year only sl,443 81.
The national banks elected directors as fol-
lows: First NationaL-S. Ferguson Beach, Wa,
J. BO0the, S. Chapman Neale. E. S. Leadbe lter
Jos. Broders. s. j. Gregory, A. c. Harmon
and X. M. Lawson.
Citizens Nat1Onal.-JOhn B. Smoot, John B
Dangerfield, Benoni Wheat. Robert N. Lawson
and Philip B. HOOe.
LAND LEAGUE TO BIB ORGANIzsD.-A prelim;-
nary meeting to the organ iZatiOn of lani
league, for the purpose or collecting funds by
weekly contributions to assist the land league
In Ireland, OF which Mr.. ParneIl is the head.
In resisting the claims OF the English land
lords. was held In the Office of the city treas.
urer few nights since, with NJ B. Harlow In
tie chair and P. F German secretary
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Oe11ouRA REMEDIEs arc prepared by WEKKs &
POTTER, Chemists and Druggists. $50 Washington
street. Boston, and are for sale by ali Drugeista.
Price for CuTIcURA. Medicinal Jelly. small boxes.
bO cents; large boxes. 81. CUTIoURA REsoLvENr
the new Blood Purifier. 81 per bottle Our1ouRA
MEDICINAL TOILET SOAP, as cents. Our1ouRA
MEDICINAL SHAVING SOAP, IL cents: In bars, for
BARRIERS and large consumers. so cents.
~ Az mailed free on receipt of price.
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Sell Tomorrow. at 10 O'Clock. q very excellent
collection OF household furniture. at No. Sl4
18th street, between ii and streets northwest
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One magnificent 7-ectave Carved Lag Rosewood
and Stool. for only $40.
One superb Upright Parlor Grand PIANO-one of
o. the finest Pianos ever offered for Gsls in this
city, and but little used: only 3225.
One excellent octave, Baltimore MAKE PIANO.
with Stool and Cover. for $l25.
One elegant toned 81 octave ''Knabe" PIANO, for
One 6-octsve Chiokering PIANO, 900.
SIDNEY Il, NIMMOsS
PIANO wAREROoMs,
jant 73S 5th ss. northwest,
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The Courts.

COURT IN GENERAL TERN.
Cashier agt. LaDgly; decree below afilrmed.
Bridget agI Cornish: argued ard submitted
Knowles agt Dodge; on hearing.
EQUITY CoURT.-y,tdge Cor.
Yesterday, Wise agL S1g0urney: receiver ap-
pointed. BreretOn agt. Brereton; trustee or
dered to enter credit on note of purchase
Frickling agt kengla: decree as to taxes, costs
and life estate OF Matilda Kengla-
TO day, Rhem agt Keppler; testimony or
dered taken before w. T. Snyder. Parker agt.
Dimond agt. Cahill; complainant ordered to
quit premises 9l7 26th street Fowler agt Dick;
on hearing.
CRIMINAL CoCRT-J,tdIe James.
Yesterday, S. c. Raub, fast driving; jury dis
charged, unable TO agree.
To-day, w. Fl. Hoover, trespass; pleaded
guilty; s.. Quella Barton, violating hack law;
do: s.
Joseph c. Dyer 4 Co. DanieI OLeary, James
Fitzpatrick. unlicensed bars; n0lle pros Mar
garet Costello, unlicensed bar; jury out.
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THE regular sale of stocks will take place at
DuDcanson's, 9th and ID streets northwest, at II
O'Clock noon, On Friday.
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Elections of Officers.

The Washington Georgetown railroad com
pany elected to-day tie following directors for
the ensuing year:-Uenry Hurt, William Orme
George W. Riggs. William X. Riley, MalIby G.,
Lane, Leonard Whitney. A. Ross Ray.
The Farmers and Mechanics National Bank,
OF Georgetown, has elected the following direc-
tors for the ensuing year:-H. VI. Sweeney, C.
d. Matthews, VIM. King, John Fl. Snoot,
Francis Wheatley, s. Thomas BTUWa, NJ. j.
Adler. Djamin Miller. Philip May.
TIE District OF Columbia Artillery last night
elected the following oficers:-Major J. r.
Hannemann, president; Col NJ ID. Months. FIRST
vice president: Col. L. Il. Cutler, second vice
president; and Sergeant John A. Van D0ren,
secretary. Directors-NaiOr X. l. She ley
Major j. III RrOugh. MeSSrS. w. ". Burdette
Il. Z. White and w. W. MCCULLOUGH. Charles
Sully Wheeler was elected first lieutenant Bat
terry A, vice j. OConnell, promoted artillery
school adlutant.
The Great Falls Ice Company last evening
elected directors as follows John Van Rus.
wick, E. K. Johnson, j. ii. Johnson J. H. John
StoD, A. 81. Herr. George E. Kennedy De- F.
Howard, T. A. Lambert and Dr.. D. H. Halen
The new board was organized by the elecdon
OF John Van Risxick president, ]. Harrison
ScnErur, W. p ''' onu u l. reu"fVh scc-
rotary and treasurer.
The St Mary's Literary and Dramatic Asso-
citation has elected the following of1icers:-H.
Jordan. president; Geo. LaurenZi, vice preSi-
dent; w. Walter, sec: John Schaefer, cor. sec;
F. RUPERT, treas; and Wendell Neff. stage
manager.
In the paragraph about the election of d.
Iectors OF the National Bank OF the Republic,
In yesterdays STAR the name c. c. Duncanson
should have been printed, instead OF :. Nor
Eent.
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IL REPLY TO DR.. RANKIN, Rev. j. L9nahan
And b. PeytCn Brown publish card IN reference
to the report OF the proceeding OF the temperance
meeting held at Lincoln Han last Sunday after
noon, In which they say: Rev. DIR. Rankin Is
represented as having made gross personal
assault upon the character OF Major Morgan.
one OF the commissioners OF this District, and
as referring TO Us In q way to convey the I'm
preston that we were In sympathy with his
attack. DIR. Rankin is reported 10 have said:
MIR. Morgan was surely aware that MeSJrS
Isnahan and Brown. preachers OF bis own
church. did not look with favor upon his actions;
but he was afraid OF the liquor traffic. From
our personal knowledge of previous assaults
upon Major Morgan by Dr. Rankin. we have
no doubt OF the substantial correctness
o; the report Of his speech. We utterly
repudiate the attempt Of DR.. Rankin
to convey the idea that we have any
sympathy with his uDjustifable attack
upon Major Morgan's personal or official char
acter. With many other pastors In this city
we did not approve the calling of the meeting
on Sunday afternoon, believing IL would be pros
ututed 10 personal ends. We are informed that
large committee OF pastors was appointed to
walt On the President and present the action
OF the meeting. We would suggest to that COM
mittee that before performing this duty il might
be well 10 ascertain whether they have the
support OF one third or one-fifth Of the pastors
whom they are supposed TO represent No doubt
SOME OF the committee were appointed without
their knowledge or consent. as was one Of us. -
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BENsON'S CAPCINE POROUS PLASTER. The
public are cautioned against worthless imita-
lions offered under similar sounding names.
Accept only the genuine
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THE POLICE TRIAL COMMITTEE has found Ser
geant Pearson Lot guilty OF charges preferred
against him; Private w. Il. Edelin, was found
guilty OF neglect OF Cuty and tined $40; Private
w. S. Martin was found guilty OF tntoXication
and fined S25; Private Calvin &. Caruthers
whose Disappearance has been mentioned In
THE STAR, has been found guilty OF absence
without leave and gross neglect OF duty. and
dismissed from the force; Private Alexander
Mcdonald, found guilty Of intOxication and
were dismissed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-01-12

VALUABLE lot Of books will be sold AZ Dow
nng's auction rooms this evening. The sale
Will commence at 1l9 On the Catalogue.
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The BAR ASSOCIATION last night elected the
following officers: EnOch Totten, President;
l. g. Hlne and K X. Elliott, vice presidents;
John T. Hanna, secretary; II. Ross Perry,
treasurer; Job Barnard, S. S. Henkle. W. b.
Webb, j. nj. Johnson, Reginald Fendau, d!rec-
tors. The committee having charge OF the
code were Instructed TO urge upon Congress to
strike ont the provision OF the code which taxes
invisible personal property, and the Oblec1iona-
bic features IN reference 10 taxation and tax
sales, especially those giving magistrates juris-
diction over the tax deed and making a tax deed
conclusive evidence,
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Renear'S Tonic,

Renear'S Tonic,
A sure remedy for Nervousness. Loss OF Ape.
t1te. and the Acute Pain near the Heart caused
by Wind Dyspepsia. 50 cents bottle. m.W,f
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STICK TO the best and save money by using
Dr. Buiis Cough Syrup III case OF colds. Price
% cts.
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"ALDERFBY WAGONs"-Fresh Attorney butter
churned every morning. and delivered In 4 liza
Ward" prints, 45c. per ID. Also, cottage
cheese, buttermtlk and sweet milk SC, Der at.
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ALTHOUGH MANY ARE PREDIsPoSED TO lung
troubles from birth, yet even such may escape
consumption, or other pulmonary or bronchial
disease, II que care and WatchfulneSs be OBJ
served, and all exciting causes are promptly
treated as they arise. IL is IN these cases Or.
Jayne's Expectorant exercises its most pene.
fetal effects, and has produced the largest pro
portion or It's cures. Besides promptly re-
moving coughs and colds which, when LETT to
themselves, are the Immediate causes of tuber-
culous development. this standard remedy al
lays any Inflammation which may exist and
by promoting easy expectoration. cleanses the
lungs OF the substances WATCH clog them up
and which rapidly destroy when suffered to
remain.
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SUITS FnED-Yesterday, Simon Carmody
f1led bill In equity against James and John
Frawley and William Collins prayin, ror the
settlement OF partnership account. On the
18th OF January, 1Ss0, they entered into a con-
tween Orange courthouse and Charlottes-
vile. Va IL was agreed that all the accounts
for settlement should be placed In the hands
v1ded. About 600 was secured by FraYley
and the plaintiff seeks 70 get his share OF it.
l. Seldner Ii son. OF Baltimore. filed a bill in
equity, yesterday against Louis Kaufman,
Iacbaria TobriDer, Isaac Newman, BENJAMIN
Welzburger, solomon F1Shman and George w.
Cfssell, for an Injunction and receiver. The
ground OF complaint Is that when X. had
$22 Geo worth OF goods In his clothing store. he
contracted debt with Seidner, and recently
made al assignment TO TObriler, With prefer
ences 10 the other creditors. so that o: the
5000 OF assets he now has, the plaintiff VIII
get nothing unless ruling Is granted.
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GOVERNMENT PRINTING OFFICE,
WASHINGTON Ian II 1881

SERVE ALL ALIKE.-EditOr !StaT:-On looking
into the Police Court this morning | found q
poor man being harried because his pavements
were not promptly cleaned. This may have
oeen proper enough; but on coming out of the
court ! found the pavement on The OpDosjte
SIDE OF the street uncleaned. The pavement on
pennsylvania avenue, between 1st and 81 sts.-
government prOperty-waS not cleaned. The
paVements OF many other rich men were still
blocked with snow. Why should the poor be
prosecuted when the government has notsmet
the requirement Of the law?
JUSTITIA FIAT
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= BUHHf CASE.-Ih The Court In General Term
to.cay the case OF Bridget agt Cornish was
argued by MesSrs. j. F. Ennis and john Selden
for plaintiff and Messra H. B. MOulJon and P.
3. Stilson for defendant. This was a
ness Which one Myers made an agreement
10 Guy, making payment on account
and another payment for the use and it
claims that he had no notice of DlaintifF,s
claim, and being an innocent purchaser he ia
entitled to the protection OF the court. In the
court below verdict was found for plaintiff In
exec ptiOnS.
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CHARGED WITH SETTING HIS HOUSE on FIRE
ABOUT o'clock yesterday afternoon, house No.
QUO Delaware avenue south vest, Occupie ed by
MIS- Dougherty, was set on fire, 1t Is alleged,
by her husband. John DOughertv. The a re-
was ext1ngushed by the police and citizens. A
sectlon OF No. engine company was ou-, but
did not go into service. Damage $50 Dough-
In the Police Court to-day. after hearing The
testimony, Judge Smell held him for the action
OF the grand jury.
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DATENT OFFICE.
Il MCu. PERKINS, Counselor at Law 800
Lst northwest. Specialty-Patent Law and pat
emf once practice dec3O- IL
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NINALuA,EN. Miss Ada Wcbbcr much re
5peeted Young lady, died suddenly At Cambridge,
last week, where she had some visit She had
been out riding, and died in seventeen minutes
after leaving The carriage, of paralysis of the heart.
lhc remains were brought home and buried on Fri
day Lion. T. X. >imonton Of Camden, installed
the officers of Granite Lodge of Good TemplarS, on
saturday evening. On sunday evening the same
gentleman lectired at the Union church, on 'Wine
and rs Evils" 1t gave general satisfaction.
mere are seven soopS carrying stone from here to
hocklan't, for the new breakwatcr. .Schr. &. NJ.
Brainard is loading stone for Philadelphia.
sEARsroEr. schooner Amazon has recently been
purchased by Mr.. II. T. Scribncr and thoroughly
repaired and will be commanded by Capt. John f.
Classon... Emery SAWYER Esq. has set out $500
strawberry plants the past week. They very
choice varieties from Elmir;, New York. w. f.
Black sent by boat to Boston saturday, pair of
very fine beef oxen, one of which girted feet
inches and weighed 254G pounds. The pair weigh
ing nearly 200. An alarm of fire Wednesday was
caused by the burning of Augustus sweetsers
house. Loss $1,000. Insured 800. Frank, son
of William Bassick aged lG was drowned Monday
evening about O'Clock. He went OF to moor a sail
boat and in attempting to return in leaky skin She
' TT '"H "'7 i"''i'' ~ M i''th'4
''''' W. '''"I r. treat ABOUT II O'Clock
CASrlNE. Sell = W. Perry arrived saturday
from south Ambov, With 4 cargo of coal for the
Castne Packing COL. Two disciples Of Izaak WAL
ton Went troutins one ,lav last week. and returned
with full crecls-numbering fifty fish. one of the
spotted beauties measured eighteen inches in length
and weighed three pounds. j.. X Devereux, Esq.
came saturday, having in charge the remains of his
mother law Mrs. SELMA Jackson. who WAS nm
old resident Of thu Blaze. Mr. ". II. Dawes III.
gone west 70 seek his fortune Wnviub so,natbin,,
might ne done 10 eiye on Young men employment
ut home -. What with miner, drummer. and other
transient customer, tbc Casino Uouec i. ha,in,
good run of businr., The scbooIIo,-. loal- ,,itn
Soldicr-likr in tlcir new uniform can. Mr. : X
DevercuN Of this place has been exhibiting in Ho.
ton samples Of work produced hv Il new invention
OF ms own which he calls 'koptographv." or the
art ofimprcssn@ designs by mdcntation upon orn,-
mental woods and upon which he has obtained let
terS patent from Washington, under the provision
OF the art law. BY this new method. ornamental
designs may be produced upon wood by deep in
dentation- caused by striking into tie material
with sufficient force to cut the fibre bs means of
TOOLS winch inc inventor has designed especially for
the purpose
C,Npl<. Tp. Fl,, Il intar,noIf,t, .,,,ooI /;
taught bv Mis- There's; Tbo,n,ljkc o. camden .h.
has Registered thirtv.i< sraoI,,.. tiv. I,.,n,hn
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Clippings.

We are credlbly informed that it is the inten-
ton Of the leaders to declare, at the coming irccn-
back Convention to nominate a candidate for con
greSS against the "COuut out. and to charge the
'~t""H upon GarCton and the Democratic party
Pennington Chronicle
In the entire press Of the country there are moi
more han bakers dozen Of newspapers with any
claims to prominence or circulation which take
the side of Mr. Conkling and the other Senatorial
patronage monEers III the present dispute about
the New York nominations. Exchange.
tfom the surprising number Of corn canning
factories which are being located in different parts
OF the State, i IS evident that good volume of
money is going 10 roll in upon the farmers who
take no lsk other than the ordinary risk in plant
ing crops, their cash payment for certain amount
OF corn to be delivered beng specified by contract
We look 70 see TINS become an industry contrbut-
ing ID the wealth ot the State Bath Times
Larry Fucker was riding with his daughter in
South ThomaStOn, when his horse became fright
ened at some letters placed on large stone at the
roadside for advertisement. and ran into the
ditch throwing them DO h ont and racturing the
bones Of Mr. fuckers right leg above the ankle
II this leads to u lawsuit and ends if the lAehib
ton OF the senseless and depressing practice of
spelling every rock with quack advertisement
MIR, Tucker may regard himself public bene
factor. Portland Advertiser.
The Boston Herald or Monday last published
what al d first glance appeared to be Il dress pat
tern but on close inspection It proved to be a
sketch for the ground plan Of proposed worlds
fair in Boston.
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DIED.

(NOthing beyond the announcement ofthe name, age
residence, &c. Of deceased persons 1cW be published
under this heaiing.)
In this city, May 9TH, Edward Perkins, aged -
years, , months and - DAYS.
In Montvie, April 24th, Mrs. Mary, widow of
the late Orchard Rowel formerly of Freedom,
aged about - wears
In Jackson, April 18th, Fred H., son of Eli Cook
jr, and Sarah G. Cook, aged years and 10 months.
In Castine May 9Th, Mrs. Walter Bartram, aged
- years.
IN an kqckand' April 2sth, Forest H. son of VIM
In Rockland, April 2Sth, Capt. Thomas 7. Tate,
aged 50 years, months and Is days.
In Newcastle, April 9th, Esther H., widow of the
late Hon. Thaddeus Weeks aged - years, mos
In Ellsworth, May lst, Edwin G., oldest son of
James A. and Emily ID. McGown, aged years.
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MARRIED.

In Waldo, May lst, by :. kingsbury. ESQ, Mr.
w. r. Merithew of Morrill,, and Miss Orilla Robin.
son of Lewiston.
In Unity, May It'll, ~ Rev. Z. II. Tunnich, Mr..
Preston NJ. Prentiss and Miss Abbie NJ. Evans,
both of Lowell, Mass.
In Unity, May Sth by Rev. f. II. Tunnicfi, Mr.
Webster of Unity.
In Bncksport, April 9th, by Rev G. B. Besse,
Chas E. Robinson and Miss orilla Lowell, both of
Burksport.
In Appleton, May lst, John w. Brown and Jennie
A. Drake, both of Hope.
In ,Appleton, April 10Th, Albert q. t;ushec and
Adella ). Gushec.
At swans Island, April 9th, Capt. John Staples
Of swans Island, and Mrs. Henrietta Marshall of
Deer Isle.
In Ellsworth, May 4th, Mr.. Gilbert Croker of
Searsport and Miss Ella Garland of Ellsworth.
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Boston Produce Market.
COFTtC1eN VeeK7y Jor Tie J0U7NNl.
kN Q LII SAREENr No AIni,a stru..

REPORTED SPECIALLY FOR THE Journal, BY
BERRY, FRYE Il CO., Boston.
MONDAY, May 10.
BurTEK-Butter is steady. Creamery pc; North
crn dairy, 20c; ladle packed, l6c T. t.
EGGS-Eggs are plenty Eastern, lie: Island, BE.
CHEESE-ln good demand at He.
BEAAs-Dull and unchanged.
PoTAroEs-Easy at last quotations
NALMoN-More pl entifu Quoted to-day at Doe
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News of Belfast and Vicinity

The High school l. temporarily closed account
IF the illness Of the principal, Mr.. Kelly.
About one hundred familie, in Town have, tixcd
m, ,that best room" for one of the visiting minis
tcr-
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VINE ""7 ias' "eeA 70 state prison for
arson IN N'hlaN w hakef carried "eorse :
PATTERSON 10 u'e reform school.
ii'n. X v. ElliS OF tli- city last week purchas
~ " 'e''''''' ~ " itln''l' SIN thoroughbred
'o"N' 81 r. 81 o'''' nc ha7 no" eisht
'A"iou3h'fed Jef0lrs ana three grade COWS. Nh
'-'.'0 '''H "'i'A l"'"e Ill 'iiN Guy
Miss Ellen Pierce, a teacher in Tie Intermediate
H'ol in This city, in attempting ocorrect a rcfrac-
I'lE pupil, VIII cunningham, lat week was seized
H'll of by to boy, which Overrame the lady that
-ir tainted. Mis- Pierce Was ill for Il number OF
at--
lpls in This city was surprised one morning. is
seeing birI~ Tin thrust oar of a .evire in a stove,
i Waich there w.- no fire. ON onenine the, ,lno,.
,Iueirl flew oul The only exclamation is thar The,
iri fnund it, way down Tia. chimney and through
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WYE FIND IT NECESSARY TO WARN AND
w notify the public that man under any
circumstances, is authorized to contract debts on
our account, we will pay such bills. We pay
cash and our authorized men pay cash.
THE SINGER MANF't;. Co, 4.
3Wls Boston, Mass;
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Notice of Foreclosure.
new YORK & BELFAST DIRECT.

= ,sT49% 4 steamer JAS. A. GARY will make
IGs - weekly trips touching at Belfast For
further particulars, for freight only inquire of jed
Frye x Co, Al Water ST., New York, Cyrlls Pat
terson, Belfast. Liberal advances on any con
Slgnments to agents at New York
CYRUS PATTERSON, Agent
Belfast, May -, lSSl.--l9