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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-01-13
The Courts.
COURT IN GENERAL TERM.

COURT IN GENERAL TERM
Yesterday, Schneider agt. Garland; opinion by
Judge Hagner; reversed; chief justice dssentS;
Justice James states his reasons for concurring;
written motion for rehearing to be filed. Russ
agt. Graham; decree affirmed; appeal bond. $500
Rutherford agt. Glover; Perry required to show
cause why sale should no; be set aside.
POLICE COURT-JUdQe Smell.
Yesterday, Belle Dixon, Mary Dyson, (cord), John
and Robert Sherlock Benjamin TOlSOn, John DON
nelly, Annie Crawford and George Chase, vag-
rants, were sent to the wOrkh0uSe. William Charl-
ton, loud and boisterous; s. or Is days Henry
Ginger, violating the building regulations In fail
ing to exhibit light at night on building mate
rial In the street, personal bonds not to repeat the
offence.
To-day, VIM. Bird, assault on Samuel Young
with shoe; S. or Is days. James Pinkney, larceny
OF lot of clothing from Eliza A. GTandin; 60 days
in Jail. Levi Colston, cruelty to animals, IS 10
days. Allie White, threats to his wife; personal
bonds to keep the peace.
The pastor OF the colored Baptis church at Mud
dy Branch, Montgomery county, and three OF his
followers were arrested last Friday for tearing
down and hauling away the church.
The legislature of Maryland yesterday reelected
Hon. Barnes Compton as treasurer Of the state for
two years. Mr.. Compton has filled the Office for
the past eight years.
In the senate OF Maryland commission IS pro-
posed to secure the CO operation OF Virginia in
protecting Potomac river oysters.
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POSITIVELY ONLY To MORROW you can buy at
X GOldScnmid'S Mammoth Department Store, S12
Ith, between III AMI streets northwest. 500 double
pCiat wooden tuJth-yickS for o.; East India laun-
dry blue. 1c. box: best French shoe backing. %.
box: shoe brushes. TO-: WhiSl. brOoIaS, 101 :;
scTubbing brushes, 4c.: extra large size, &c.. so
clothes pins, 81. hair brushes 10c. hand mirrors,
Be-: rubber combs. &c: dish mopS. 10c.; star stove
paste polish, o.: z-TOw stove brushes, Sc: star
Zinc wash boards 49,; so IT. clothes lines. Sc; 90
IL. 10c; 90 IT,. BE- fine decorated blue peony deS-
sert plates, j0c \ DOZEN dinner plates, 6oc. y doz
soup plates, 10. ! drZ.
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ST. 7th street northwest and secure bargains. For
tomorrow | shall offer the following: Tea sets,
Containing 50 pieces 3 49, covered cheese plates,
lie; bread knives, l3c.; large Japanned dust
pans. Sc; COz shelf papers o.; Sxl0 bread pans,
&c: Ut dipperS, bread grlteTS. gilt band egg
CUPS and cream pitchers, Sc. epiece. Great redu:-
tiOnS IN china, glass ana house furnishing goods.
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BURGLARS Fooled IN AN ATTEMPT TO BREAK
SAFg.-Iast night burglars scaled the rear wall o.
Stott'S drug store, on the south side OF PPnnSyvt
ma avenue, between AZ and 9th streets, and en-
t2ring the back window, rolled the iron safe from
its place, about midway or the room, to the eleva-
t1f, and lowered IT through the uttle TO the base
ment. where theS tried to crack IT, but for some
ctu5e failed. probably for want OF time, as they
appear to have aba Hdoned the Job and fed leaving
their tools behind them consisting of a large
heavy crow-bar, biaeksmiths sledge hammer, a
number Of steel wedges, and some luse, with which
they tried 20 blow the safe open. Nothing, as far
"a can be seen IS missing from the store. Had
they succeeded in getting the safe open they would
have got no money or other valuables, as since the
robbery OF Mr.. Stott's safe, about year ago, no
Vliuabies are lest there. The police DO not think
the job was by professionals, ana they think they
know the guilty party. On some OF the tools left
behind, which appear to belong to a set OF stone
cutters kit, is the name go 'Brien" The police
State that the job must have been done before the
snow OF last night, there are no tracks leading
from the store.
DEATH From SMALL Pox.-A case OF death from
smallpox was reported to the health officer last
evening. Peter JONES' COlOred living in Diapers
alley. between 18th and 18th, and and streets
southwest, recently returned from CO1nellsvie,
Pa, where he had been working, and was taken
sick New Year day. co!Ored root and herb doc
tor in the same alley has been attending him. and
he died yesterday morning. The body was buried
last night, anu Dr. Mead of the health Office, this
morning proceeded to thoroughly 1umigate the
premises and diainfect them; also, vaccinated the
people In the house-some seven in number DR..
Leach has been directed To go Through the alley
and ana yaccinate all living there Dr. Mead states
that it is not of those eases which is likely TO
be contagious, except perhaps to those living in
tue same dwelling. Every precautiOn will be taken
by the health department to prevent the spread OF
the disease This is the only new case heard from.
THE NEW DEPARTURE.-NOw that the Columbian
University has secured building site In the city,
it has placed its valuable lands aud properties upon
the books Of Fitch, Fox Brown, for sale upon
most reasonable terms, notice OF which appears
to-day In the advertising columns
REAL ESTATE SALE.-DuncanSOn Bros, auc-
ttoneers, sold yesterday afternoon for Horace j.
Frost, trustee, IL or lot and the east feet OF lot
a. In square SIT. having front OF 81 feet on H
street, between 4th and 5th streets northwest, and
having nearly an equal front OH Massachusetts
avenue, improved by frame building, 10 II.
Schimdtman for 81. 16O.
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DIR. BENSON'S NEW REMEDY AND FAVORITE
PRESCRIPTION.
DIR. c. W. BENSON'S
SKIN CURE


ECZEMA, LETTERS HITMORS
INFLAMMATION, MILK CRUST,
ALL ROUGH SCALY ERUPTIONS,
DISEASES OF HAIR AND SCALP
sCROFULA ULCERS TENDER TECHNICS,
And PIMPLES on all parts of the body.
1t makes the skin white, soft and smooth; removes
tan and freckies, and is the BEST TOILET DRESSING
IN THE WORLD. Elegantly put up, TWO bottles in
one package, consisting Of both internal and external
treatment.
All first class druggists have it. Price 81 per pack
age. 50
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Do You KNOW MRS. THOMPSON? Is it possible
yOu have NOT called at the Riggs House during one
of her visits here in the past two years and seen
her lovely waves for the hair? Ii so, call now,
as never before has She had such exquisite shades
In grayS, blondes and drabS, and many new
things you hardly know which makes you look
the prettiest Don't wait until too late TO get your
particular shade. ParlOr 26, Riggs.
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CITY AND DISTRICT.
An,u.er,ens., &C.. Tonight.

FoRp's CPEEA HoCsE.-I;o5, as Edmund Kean"
NATIOSAL THEATER.-RObsOn and Crane In
ShoTpS and Fats.
LIsCoLN HALL-T1e Chimes OF Normandy
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MAJOR NICKERSON, OF the army, caused the
arrest OF a driver OF brick cart for cruelty beat
Ing his horse. The ajOr and lieutenant Bayly. of
the navy appeared at the Police Court. this morn
Ing, as witnesses. Judge Smell found the man
guilty and fined him according to law.
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WHITE H,CKsAN named Wm F. Codrick was
picked up early this morning at the corner OF 18th
ard streets northwest in an inSenSible cOndi-
fOn. with his head badly bruised. Sometime later
his hack was found at 18th and II streets, badly
smashed and OF the horses with its leg broken.
The horse was shot by the officer and the other
one taken to livery stiDie. 1t is supposed the
horses ran away and that Codrlck was thrown
from the carriage
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on PRIVATE SALE, at D1wlinE's auction house,
collection or rare birds French, German, Eng
DSh cinnamon and piok-eyed can aries. Maltis
kittens. aGuiTiIfns, gold fishes BY Bishop, the
Biri Man.
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9f4 PENNSYLVANIA AVE. Will be open until !
Pun. tomorrow. so the mechanic can have the al
vantage OF getting good dinner cheap for Sunday
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Distrie, Government Affairs.

Mt. John B. Clagett, in a note TO the Commits
soners, states that be Is informed that assessment
Tor work done iSt street southeast from street
south TO Georgia avenue, has been by the court de-
clared unlawful and an injunction granted from
collecting the assessment on squares 699 and 70l :
and as the assessment on square 500 has been can
celled by the Commissioners, he asks that the same
ton be taken for square 70f. This paper having
been referred to Mr.. W. o. ROOme, In charge OF
5pe a assessments, that officer in reply. states
that the assessment on isl street. square 6Ss has
been pail in full; alsO nearly all OF square 70i;"
also. that he has mo knowledge of any order OF
any court Affecting this assessment"
BCILDISG PRINTS
issued by Inspector Entwisle: VIM. Okie. erect a
dwelling, 9th street. between and K; $40 JAS
4. McCdthrine, repair frame, 508 GIN street Sc:
so t. \. Duffy, remodel brick, 1925 18th street n.
W.; f,Gl II. C. ChTiStmdD. repair brick, corner
Sth and L streets Sc. s25. W. A. Gordon trustee,
T. Margaret Halioran. lot l. sub: of pit OF Harlem;
Fl 600; lot 2, same; $50. F. G. Consworth ct al.
U p. II. Christmas, lot Z, So. $50; 5000.
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For LADIES' RUBRERS at 81 cents go tn z. StraS-
burger, $50 9Th street, between / and northwest.
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GREAT AUCTION SALE at j. E. Youngs', 736 7th
street
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100 DOZEN Kidneys at 9l4 Pennsylvania ave-, to-
morrow, al SOC, per d0Z OT 81. dpiece.
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Don't ruin your eyesight; consult Hempler, AZ
Street
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SaTSAGFs, spare ribs AMI pork tenderiOins; th'
best In the city at 9l4 Pennsylvania ave.
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IMPORTED KRAFT. Best in Washington. eli Penn
sylvania avenue.
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914 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE is now being en-
1rged, and in 4 few days Will be able TO accoinuO-
date all who want 10 save money.
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PRIME rib roast at 9ll Pennsylvania ave-, 1ag1zc.
per pound
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WHERE DOCTORS AGREE
IT MEANS SOMETHING SURELYI

The wonderful effects of extract Of Celery and Chamo-
mile upon the nervous system and digestive organs in
curing such everyday diseases Sick Headache,
Nervous Headache. Neuralgia Nervousness. Paralysis
and Dysrepsia and preventing Neuralgia Of the Heart
and sudden death, is now xplained.
Celery has only into public notice within the last
few years neryine but scientific experiments and
experience have proved beyond doubt that it controls
irritation and periodic Nervous and Sick Head
aches to marked degree.
The world wide known DR.. Brown Sequard says that
Celery contains food than any other vege-
table substance found in nature. The extract of
Celery and ChamoIpiie, which has been but recently
Introduced to the profession and the public by Dr. c.
w. Benson, has produced such marvellous results in
curing the above special COMPLAINTS that it has excited
public aud professional attention and comment.
Dr. j. W. J. Englar. prominent REGULAR of Bati-
more Pays them this high tribute DIR. Benson's prep
araon of Celery and Chamomie, for diseases
Is the most Important addition made to the materia
metilca In the last quarter Of a century,"
Dr. A. SchIchter, Of Baltimore. another well known
physician, says: 'Dr BensCn's Pills are worth their
weight in gold in Nervous and Sick Headache
These Pills special preparation, only for the cure
OF special disease named and for these diseases they
are worthy OF trial by all intelligent sufferers. They
are prepared under the Doctors personal supervision
expressly to cure Sick Headache, Nervous Headache
Dyseptic Headache, Neuralgia Nervousness, Paralysis
SleeIessness and Dyspepsia, and WILL any case
Sod by ali druggists. Price 90 cents a box. Depot
JOG North EUtaw street Baltimore, Md. By mall two
boxes for ST. or six boxes for s. 90. to any address,
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LIVER, the best in the city, &C. per pound, at 914
PeDnSy lyania ave.
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LOCAL MENTION.
Tho WaaIiler

b.. OFFICE OF THE GRIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
wAsBIEGTOS. DC. January IL, 1852, 9 30 am.
For the middle Atl5ntic states, cloudy
weather and rain or snow, followed by party
cloudy weather. sOutheTly 10 westerly winds,
Sight rise IN temperature, and falling followed by
Kisiur barometer
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-01-13

VIOLIN Cold Cremona) for sale, 49, 9TH st. NV.
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4 SURE CURE FOR COLDS .COUGHS CoN6UMP-
"a TON MHo0PING COUGH. GnOuR md BR0N:
BALM; price Is and 80 c*s For sale by a DYuK1gt8
and los peunUJyaniA avenue northwest Alo-3Mlp
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CITY ITEMS.
Don't
Sl(Nl

Waste precious time-Use DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup
At once for your cough.
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DR. SIBLEY'S COMPOUND CALISAYA
AWine Btters contains ten ingredients, nine Of yege
tables and one Of iron: The MAGNETIC iron which en-
ters into their composition of the most superior quail
ity and is the form in which s found IN the bicod
neuralgia, rheumatisn,. scrofufa, marasmua, bilious
and masr;l feyers and all disease Of the Stomach.
liver, blood and nerves; also, al female diseasea.
Price, 81. Sold BY Druggists and st l05 PennsEivenis
avenue northwest nlo
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FoK HAMBrEGs 20 70 Youngs.. I'D 1th street.
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A BABY EXPOSED TO THE SNOW SToRM-This
morning quite early, one of 1t. Johnson patrol
men, o. the second precinct, found a live white
large pieces OF frozen clay at 18th and Bound Try
streets. The babe was removed to the st ition,
and its clothing found to be frozen to its body
The proper reStOrativeS were applied, and a
woman living near the station house took tenn
pOrary charge OF II.
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FrssEILs Ice Cream and Charlotte Russo.
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pILEsl PILEsH PILEsili
A SURE CURE FOUND AT LAST. NO ONE NEED

liberated Piles has been discovered BY Dr. Wiiss O.
Indian remedy called DE-. WilliamGs Indian Ontenk
single boz has cured the worst chronic c.s q IS 6
after applying this wonderful sootng medicine. Lo-
tons. Instruments and Electuares do moss harm thaa
mtenas itching {paxcuax4y q night aftG getting Waxa
IN bedh ecs e pculdce dyes ineapt end pstnleo =.
par1R, snd nothing e1se.
sod 81 IN DfuGEis1 and ssnH b maN On recs1p1 q
p95oo-&t Per bon. FRANK 3. HENRY q CO.. Pro-
pFistprA, ceyeaanA. Ohio. WI. b. ENIEIaI4k QruQs
6gtW, DC. 1ee10 Assent 1oh1b-oo-O
National Republican., 1882-10-10
How New York is RuIed.

Rev. John p. Newman in his sermon on Sunday
in New York sold: Partisan rule incur city has
corrupted public justice so that political consider
ations have restrained the district attorney, tho
police justice, the police commissoner, the
sheriff and the prison warden. 1t has prostituted
our public charities in commissioners and in sub
ordinates and in orders for outdoor relief to carry
an election, and this without regard to necessity
This has fostered pauperism and vagrancy in our
midst 1t has sacrificed life and property. Filth,
crime, disease and death reign in our tenement
houses where 100000 families live in "a 900 houses,
where 1000 deaths occur annually. where 10000
criminals and paupers are yearly recruited, where
10000 criminals are sheltered-and for all which
we are compelled 10 pay an annual tax of S13 3OO0,
900. 1t has degraded the private and public
morals by the licensing of seventeen miles OF
saloons, from which the city receives 100000 and
then pays sS,OOO0OO to meet the results. 1t has
thrown its ngis over gambling, policy shops and
resorts of infamy. 1t has obstructed religion by
keeping alive the worst clements of society.
These are part of the abuses of partisan rule.
The Indictment is damning to the last degree.
How can we redeem New York; Let the intelli-
gence, the wealth, and the virtue of the city come
to the front Take advantage Of the present con-
fusion in party politics, Multiply the means and
act on business principles and no grander work
can be done in this generation"
National Republican., 1882-10-10
SILENT CRIES.

There are sghs unheaved. there are tears unwept;
There are lutes uusrung, there are harps unswept;
There are gTieis unknown there thoughts untold
There are hearts that heat warm when they seem bu
cOdi
There are loves unlost when they seem 30 dead;
There are wounds unseen that have Omen bled-
For the sonl feels most when In silence deep
1t lives unheard as the winds In their Sleep
There are sorrows very dark that o'ercoud our WAY
And that shade the heart in cur lifes glad day;
There are Toys unfelt, there are hopes united;
There are pledges hushed, there are VOWS unsald;
There flowers dead among the spring leaves;
There treasures lost among the golden sheayes;
There are memories sweet and we love them well,
But the eye grows dim as their currents swell.
There are friendships gone like the dews of morn;
There are smiles now turned to the coldest scorn;
There are dreams we loved in the days gone by,
When the sun was warm, and so bright our sky;
That past like spray on the oceans breast
when the storm has ceased and hcr waters rest;
And the heart grows sad that lis loves have aed,
That Its hopes are gone and its garlands dead.
There are scenes we knew that are faded now;
There are gathered wreaths and shaded brow;
There are songs unsung that we loved TO hear
When the heart was fresh and Its pleasures near;
There are footsteps hid in the sands OF time;
There arc voices stod in this earthly cline,
But the echoes coma fTom the bounlless shore
That lies beyond IN the vast evermOro.
There are prayers we breathe for the ones we love
Whilst we linger here from our home above,
Yet we smile 10 think that our grefs will cease
And our hearts rejoice In an endless peace.
Far away, above the ethereal blue,
Where each soul Is glad and each heart is true,
We will 1.-Two In love, and her radiant beam
VIII Inspire the soul with heavenly dream.
National Republican., 1882-10-10
PERSONALITIES.

Commissioner of Pensions Dudley is confined to
his bed by a severe bilious attack.
Herve Friend. esq.,, of this city, arrived at San
Francisco last Thursday from Omaha.
Colonel Boudinot. an educated Cherokee Indian
is editing paper in English at Fayetteville, Ark.
Surgeon Dwight Dickinson. U. S. N, has been
ordered to duty at the New York naYal rendez.
yous.
Lieutenant Fletcher s. Bassett, U. S. NJ, has
been detached from the flagship Pensacola, and is
granted sick leave.
Chief Engineer Oscar II. Lackey, U. s. N, who
was detached last week from duty mt the navy
yard here, was before the retiring board on Satur
day.
Ensign George c. Foulk, U. 8. N, has reporte d
his return home from the Monocacy, from whsch
he was detached last June, and is placed on wait
ing orders.
has gone to the twelfth Congressional district OF
Indiana to take an active part in canvassing
during the campaign.
Commander c, N. schoonmaker has been or.
dered to navigation duty Gt the Norfolk navy
yard to relieve Lieutenant. Commander George
Talcott who has been granted leave for year.
John s. WISE the Coalition candidate for Con.
gresham at large in Virginia. and r. r. Farr, the
candidate for Congressman in the eighth district
of Virginia, will speak OH Thursday night at Alex.
andria.
Lieutenant George McCreery, U. S. A., who has
been East OIL leave, left here last Friday evening
Tor New York to accompany detachment Of re-
Cruts 10 Arizona, where he tsstationed Mt WhipplG
Barracks, near Prescott.
Lieutenant Francis II. Hardie, Third Cavalry
who was married last week In Philadelphia, has
beon ordered TO temporary duty at Jefferson Bar
racks, st. Louis. He is the son of the late General
james IL, Hardie, inspector general U. s. A.
The new Naval Inspection Board will organize
here on Tuesday, October 10. The officers com.
prising tho board are Commodore, Alexander A
Semmes, Captain Richard W. Meade, Commando
Henry L.. Howison, Medical Director Albert l.
Gihon, Coief EngiReer James w Thompson, jr.
and Naval Constructor Edward HART.
Lieutenant Richard Rush, Master William II
Slack, Paymaster |. G.. Hobbs, Chief Engineer
Peter A. Rearck, Passed Assistant Engineer A. ]
Kenyon, Passed Assistant Surgeon James NJ. Muir
ray, Assistant Engineer George Il. Salisbury, Mid
shipmen Homer c. Poundstone, Joseph Rohr'
bacher, and Edwin W. Nash, Cadet Engineer
William II. Chambers aud John g. Leonard, an
Naval Cadet Nathaniel NJ. Hubbard have been or
dered 10 the Juniata, at New York. October %
The shid will go on the North Atlantic station q
first, and thence to the Asiauc.