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A LIAM LINE.

A Liam LINE
Iatronized by Her Royal Highness Princess Louis
QUEBEC To LIVERPOOL EVERY SATURDAY.
Shortest Ocean Yoyage-Only Five Days from Land
Land.
BALTIMORE to LIVERPOOL. via HALIFAX Ms.
and ST JOHNS. F. every alternate TUESDAY.
Extra weekly ships from GLASGOW LIVERPOOL.
QUEE>SIOWN. LONDONDERRY and GALWAY.
The tanners unsurpassed for safety and speed
lie comfort Of passengers
Calm. from Quebec. $40 and $40; from Baltimore,
30 Intermediate. $40 Storage. SIS.
RIFF AFPIy e 6 w moss 235 LennsylyaHia ave. JAS
JNo- N. WILLIAMS. Gecr;etown, b c. or ''- g"
LEYE ALDEN. General Agents,
New York Eo' Broadxay Boston, Mass. - State ST.
ST. jes-th.sStIy
NEW YORK. ROTTERDAM, AMSTERDAM.
The hrst-class. fun powered. Clyde-buils Dutch
ANS Ei;DAM; k1TIERDAM scHIEDAM
". A. SCHOLTEN. MAS
Carving the Us Mails 70 the Netherlands leave COM
Iany Pier, foot OF Sussex street Jersey City, N j.
rtEgsriy every Az for Rotterdam and Am
Eirst cabin. $40: second cabip $50: Storage s26
u. CAZAUX, General AGENT 81 Sonth William street
New oFk. For passage apply TO w. G. METZEROTT
co. J25 Pennsylvania avenue Washington.
HAMBURG LINE.
WEEKLY LINE OF STEAMERS
LEAVING NEW YORK EVERY THURSDAY
AT NOON
FOR ENGLAND. FRANCE AND GERMANY
C. B. RICHARD CO.,
General Passenger Agents.
o. broadway. New iorx.
Or % PERCY G. SMITH,
1851 and GIG Pennsylvania avenue.
Send for Tourist Gazette. u an,
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CURE CURE FOR MALARIA.

Srr. .,,-. q kim Lulu -, IVNIC.
Coughs Colds Bronchitis Asthma and all Diseases of the
Throat and Lungs ana the only remedy that is bench
cal in malarial climates. This Is preparation of BAL
SAM OF TOLU, ROCK CANDY, MAGNEsIA and
ether medcinals beneficial in above Diseases the basis
very pleasant 70 take. Tyt For sale by al! drue75s
at liberal discount by Barbour Hamilton and fr.nk
Hume Wholesale 0rocers. and Sole Agents for n1s
Charleston. s. c.. Sole Manufacturers aud Propr1etuA
d2o-tu. tbs II.
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nUNCANsON BROS, Auctioneers.
ID 1-'' --1e'-'--''
TRUSTEES SALE OF FINE BUILDING LOTS,
CORNER MASSACHUSETTS AVENUE AND T.
STREET AND FIRST STREET EAST, FRONT


CORNER MASSACHUSETTS AVENUE AND +
STkFET AND FIRST STREET EAST, FRONT
ING PUBLIC PARK.
By virtue of deed of trust. dated Novembers9S
9th. 1880. and duly recorded in Lber 952, foo$aS$
404 etseq. one Of the land records for the Dstrct
OF Columbia and upon the request of the party
thereby we shall se at public auction in front of the
premises: on THURSDAY, the TWELFTH DAY OF
OCTOBER, A. ID. 1882, at HALF-PAST FOUR
O'clock p NJ. all those certain pieces or parcels of
ground sit ate and lying i'll the City of Washington
and being known and designated the plat plan OF
SAID city as lots numbered three go sixteen 6) in
elusive In square numbered seven hundred and twenty
two (22l The said lots will be offered separately with
the privilege Of ALL subject to such general and
special as are due and unpaid each. the amount of
which will be announced at sale.
Terms OF sale: One-fourth of purchase money in
cash, and the balance in equal installments at SIX
twelve, eighteen twenty four thirty thirty six forty
two and forty months for which the the
purchaser purchasers will be TAKEN bearing six per
cent interest from day of sale till paid and secured by
ded Of trust on property Sold al cash. at purchasers
choice deposit of SIS each lot will be required at
acceptance of bid, if sold in bulk deposit 500
will be required All conyeyancing at purchasers cost
IL terms OF sale be not complied with within days
from day of SALE the trustees the right resell
at risk and cost OF defaung purchaser after five days
advertisement.
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FE'HOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.

THE HANDSOME IRON COTTAGE ON FOURTH
STREET. BETWEEN AND F STREETS
NORTHWEST, AT AUCTION.
On MONDAY AFTERNOON, OCTOBER SIX
TENTH. 1882, at FIVE O'CLOCK, in front of the
premises, shall sell the above cottage, to Ee removed
in forty days from day of sale
Terms: Cash. THOS. J. MYERS.
oI-dts Real Estate Broker.
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THE VIRGINIA ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Jor-
gensen OF Virginia, who is in the city. gives IT as
his opinion that Garrison (democra6 Will be
elected in the first district; that Dezend0rf IRE
publicanl will be defeated in the second; Wise
the fourth; Caben democracy will have a close
race in the fifth, with the chances favoring the
readjuster candidate; j. Randolph Tucker dem
ocrat will be reelected in the sixth district
Paul tread1uster) in the seventh and Barbour
(democrat in the eighth The ninth district he
considers close. He thinks Wise Will be elected at
large.
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IJEALTH is WEALTH DIR. f. C. NESTS
l NERVE AND BRAIN TREATMENT A ST.afifc

III NERVE AND BRAIN TREATMENT: A STsecdnc
for Hysteria, Dizziness Commissions, Nervous Head
ache Mental Depression, Loss Of Memory, Spermator-
rhxa, lmpotency, Involuntary Emissions; Premature
Old Age, caused by oyer-eIerdOn. elf-abuse over
indulgence which leads TO misery, decay and death.
months treatment. One dollar box. six boxes for
i've dollars. sent 10y mail prepaid receipt of pr1oa.
We guarantee six boxes to cure any case. With each
order received by for boxes, accompanied with
five dollars viii send the purchaser written guar
sntee to return the money the treatment does NOT
eject cure. Guarantees issued by STOTT GROIN
WELL. 4S0 Pennsy lyania avenue Washington ID. c..
Whoesaeand Retail Agents. u whom al orders sheuld
IL addressed. ocI6
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The Commissioners to-day committed the SEN
tence Of Policeman Mcdonald, sentenced to pay
The differences between a delegation OF citizens
OF AnacUstia, who were before the District CON-
brought charges against Police Sergeant Frank
amicabiy settled, Mr.. shannon withdrawing all
papers filed before the board
APPLICATIONS FOR LIQUOR LICENSES
are now pending before the District Commission
ers from the following persons:-James Altman,
IL. Bleifus Geo. w. Bauer, John BroSnan, Joshus
Clark, Margaret Calvin, Mrs. q. X. Baier, AMAZE
Donelly, VIM Deitz, Eugene FugItt, L. FITZGERALD,
Harvey. Ham1n Bros, Jacob Jacobson, K. Kott-
man, Mary T. Lynn, John Leonard, Hannah Leon
ard p. II. Morgan. Mary Mckinney, Mark oHal-
loran, John A. Pierson. Christine Platz, t. Nj.
Rudd, Jacob Roth, NJ. z. sullivan and A. wIllige
This makes. In addition TO those formerly men
uoned, 10 applicants in all
TIE FOURTEENTH STREET ROAD
The widening OF the 1ith street road VIII be CON-
menced just as soon as the District obtains deed
from the owners OF the land, who have offered TO
donate Ii TO the District condition that the Dis
trict proceed at once TO make the Improvement
RIVER TRADE = Harbormaster sutton reports
arrivals at the river front to-day as follows:-
sur: Louisa. Shropshire, merchandise for j. II.
johnson Co. ; schr. Coral, Robinson. 1900 boxes
canned fruit, city dealers; schrs Native and Geo.
;; French, cord wood, j. o. Carter; barge f. l.
schr Ii. X Mayfeld, ellis, ITO tons coal, j. e.
Miller; scbr Mary and Ella. Gibson, 400 bushels
oysters, market; pungy Martha Washington,
Independent, pungy Chief, sloop Maggie, pungy
James summers, sloop Anthem, pungy John T.
BROOKS and soop Mary, all with oysters, $500
bushels, for market
WHAT Mr. DICKSON WILL Do.-Mr. VIM Dick
son said to STAR reporter to-day that IL Bowen
comes 70 town he intends TO have him arrested,
ana In that way have the matter OF the alleged at
tempts at bribery investigated in open court He
intended also. he said TO seek an Investigation by
the proper committee OF Congress.
Accommodations $50 O'Clock this morning
John Spencer, superintendent OF Agnew's coal
wharf, 24th street and canal, seriously injured
on the side OF his head by falling coal bucket
lie was taken to his home 1920 35th street. and at
tended by Dr. Peters The extent OF the injury is
not known. This morning, about O'Clock,
Allen Hartman, p years old, had his leg broken by
q kicking horse, at 9th and streets northeast
The police ambulance took him 70 Providence hos
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- EFT THE BEST.
1.-THE CONCORD HARNESS."
THE CONCORD COLLAR.
LUTZ BRO, SOLE AGENTS
For the sale of the Celebrated CONCORD HARNESS
have ON hand large stock of all kinds at low prices
Every genuine Concord Harness. and Concord Col
ar is stamped with makers name and trade mark
HORSE BLANKETS
LAP ROBES,
In Great Variety, at Bottom Prices.
LUTZ & BRO,
sos I'm 49T PENNSYLVANIA AyFNTTF.
GAS COOKING STOVES,
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NOUNG MEN

Il IL you have failed 70 receive proper treatnnentin
of Chronic Diseases. such Heart Disease Kid
ney Complaint Nervous Debility Impotency or Pro-
mature Decay, Seminal Weakness Dyspepsia Nervous
eIcubty, &c, send two stamps for questions for
se4f-eXamina alton and our new book
" The LAWS OF LIFE AND HEALTH"
Address Sec rotary. Medical and Surgical Institute
s4 l47 East 18Th street New York
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FE'HE AUCTION SALE OF
Il UNREDEEMED PLEDGES,
AT +. SEIINGEES Pawn and Loan Office, 1877 It'll
street, will continue till SATURDAY, OCTOBER THE
FOURTEENTH, 1882.
oI0-5t FOLEY Auctioneer
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TIE FOURTEENTH STREET RoAn

The widening OF the lith street road VIII be CON-
menced Just as soon as the District obtains a deed
from The owners OF the land, who have offered TO
donate Ii TO the District condition that the Dis
tr1ct proceed at once To make the improvements
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f. Anderson. Richmond, Va, drawers; Elisha
Belts, LomnaTdy Grove, Va, adjustable guard for
h hre places; John W. Boteer, Washington lunch
pillow; Emery r. Gard. Baltimore, brick press; Ed
ward L. Gernand, Baltimore lunch box; Christian
w. Hergenroeder, Baltimore, musc-leaf turner;
Geo. O: Manning, Baltimore, head for packing
cases; Richard McAllister, Washington, hydro
carbon burner for Illuminating purposes; William
combined desk frame and tablet; William Pal
User, Washington, ordnance; Grin Parker, WASH
ington. refrigerattng apparatus; Charles NJ.
Sheeler, Baltimore, clamp; William B. Mann, Bal
umore, process OF and apparatus for testing cans.
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THE LETTERS OF CHIEF IK1sH.-1n regard to the

THE LETTERS OF CHIEF IRIsH.-In regard to the
letters mentioned In THE STAR OF yesterday in the
conspiracy cas- at the Bureau OF Engraving and
Printing, which letterS-wr1tten to Chief Ir1sh's
daughter-were said to allege that the asSassina-
warts, it should be stated that when Col Irish
first heard OF them being taken he reported the
fact TO the department and requested that they
should be produced, that all the facts connected
with them might be brought to light
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WE HAVE REDUCED TIL BEST
w BLUE MIDDLESEX FLANNEL SUITS
From $13 to So IS; 81 Blue Pants to 49, so. Ali Sum-
mer Goods at cost Boys School Suits, g. 90, 50. 81
and 80 upwards. Boys single Pants from T5c up.
Mems WorKing Pants from 81 up. Good UDdershirts,
70, 40 and soc; up Misses and Boys School Shoes
from 81 upwards. Wool Hats soc. up; Straw Hats at
and below cost
19141916 Pennsylvania avenue.
aul9 ]. W. SEIBY.
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STARTLING DISCOvFRYI
- LOST MANHOOD RESTORED.
A victim of youthful imprudence causing Premature
Decay, Nervous Debility, Lost Manhood, etc. having
tried IN vain known remedy, has discovered
pie self cure which be will send his feoy-suf
ierers; Address J. II REEVES. IS Chatham street
New York slO-eolySk
Morning journal and courier., 1882-11-14

Italy is terribly afflicted with malaria. The extent of the af1iction is made apparent by a map which has just been published. This map shows that out of sixty Italian provinces only six entirely exempt from the dis ease. These are Genoa, Porto Maurizio, Florence, Massa and Carrara, Pesaro and Piacenza Two principal causes of the soourge are the marshes produced by the ex- cavations of the railways, leaving want of 8 good out flow for the water, and the destruc- ton of the forests. Practical means for inn provement are advocated by Signor Torelli, who insists upon the prevention of the accu- mutation of stagnant water by correcting and taking systematic care of the mouths of rivers, canals, drainage, automatic cataracts, embankments, wells and plantations most of which means, it is urged, will be at the same time serviceable in preventing inunda- tions such as those that have lately devastat- ed large districts. It is said that there in the Italian hospitals every year some F, 900 patients suffering from malaria, and that out of the 2.2OO men employed on the Sicilian railway alone 1,455 have been attacked in single year.
Morning journal and courier., 1882-11-14
DECREASE OF CRIME IN NEW YORK
 Probahlv most nannlA who think ahnnf 4h

DECREASE OF CRIME IN NEW YORK. Probably most people who think about the matter at all think that crime is constantly l increasing in New York city and that the | criminal class there is growing more and
 more powerful. This idea is not to be won dered at since the great "metropolitan dai
 lies" spread before their readers every day
 fresh revelations of the evil deeds of crimi-
 nals In the city. But the popular idea con.
 cerning the matter is, like many other pop
 ular ideas, erroneous. In the last twenty
 years or more there has been an active strug-
 gle against the increase of crime and crinai-
 nals in New York city. Good men and good
 women have yielded an organization of edu-
 cation and reform against an organization of
 ignorance and crime. This work, together
 with that of the courts, has been very suc-
 cessful, as a writer in the New York Times
 shows. The facts gre, indeed, surprising
 During the last eight years there has been
 great diminution in the number of persons
 arrested for crime in New York city, the de-
 crease being from S4, s21 in 1874 to 67, 135 in
 1881, or about 20 per cent. This has been
 steady reduction every year with single
 exception-that of 1876. The decrease Of
 male criminals is from 6O,213 in 1874 to 48,99s in 1881, and among females from
 24,6O9 in 1874 to 1S,137 in 1881. There has been marked reduction in offenses
 which belong especially to children
 Petit larceny, fer instance. is the common
 crime of little boys and girls. The number arraigned for this crime, of males, falls from 3,483 in 1874 and 3,759 in 1875 to 2,74s in
 1881; of females, from 861 in 1874 to 513 in
 1881; while for the offenses included under the term Juvenile delinquency" the num- Der among males falls from 660 in 1874 and 932 in 1875 to 467 in 1884, and among females from 214 in 1874 to 143 in 1881. Stealing is youthful crime which has been greatly checked during the last eight years the num- Der arraigned for grand larceny, of males, falling from l 1856 in 1874 to 774 in 1881, and among females from 275 in 1874 to 149 in 1881. The crimes included under ssfelony'' have also remarkably diminished, the arrests among males falling from 4, 131 in 1874 to $500 in 1881, and among females from 49O in 1874 to 372 in 1881. Ofenses of violence against the person have also fallen of in an extraordinary mehner, the number arraigned for assault and battery among males dimin. ishing from 5,51s in 1874 to 3, ,7o5 in 1881, and among females from S56 in 1874 to 40 in 1881. The diminution, too, in cases of in- toxication is truly extraordinary, reaching the proportion of about 50 per cont, and showing great reform in the drinking hab- it's of the lowest classes of New York
 This Is very encouraging showing It appears that the best clements in the city have succeeded in permanently checking the growth of the criminal class. Tho result has been obtained by large and combined efforts, in behalf of the youth of the me- tropolis.
Morning journal and courier., 1882-11-14
EDITORIAL NOTES.

The New London Day thinks that Editor Troup will be the Democratic leader in the House of Representatives He has many of the qualities necessary for such work
 A religious paper says that friend rallied that remarkable liberal, pr. Bartol, the other day. on his improved theology, and asked, "Well, doctor, what do you believe to- day ?', '1 think, " said he cautiously, 'that can say sincerely believe in personal God j; but when I think of Ben Butler am in doubt"
Morning journal and courier., 1882-11-14
Sournal anb Courier.
EDITED AND PUBLISHED BY GA LEXINGTON & O.
Tuesday, Nov. IA, 1882.

No. 400 State Street, Courier Building
 yoHK B.. cARRMeToN. EDWARD T. CARRINGToN. JOHN B. CARRINaToH. Za
Morning journal and courier., 1882-11-14
Price Four Cents.
New Life

is given by using BRowN's IRON BITTERs. In the Winter it strengthens and warns the system; in the Spring 1t enriches the blood and conquers disease; in the Summer it gives tone to the nerves and digestive organs; in the Fall it enables the system to stand the shock of sudden changes.
 In no way can disease be so surely prevented as by keeping the system in per feet condition. BROWNS IRON BITTERs ensures per- feet health through the changing seasons, it disarms the danger from impure water and miasmatic air, and it prevents Consump- ton, Kidney and Liver Dis ease, &c.
 4. s. Berlin, Esq., of the well-known firm of H. s. Berlin & Co.,, Attorneys, Le Droit Building, Washing ton, DC, writes, Dec. 5th, 1881:
 Gentlemeu: take pleas
 ure in stating that have used
 Browns Iron Bitters for ma
 laria and nervous troubles,
 caused by overwork, with
 excellent results.
 Beware of limitations. Ask for BROWNS IRON BIT- TIERS, and anstst on having it. Don't be imposed on with something recom- mended as "Iust as g0oa." The genuine is made only by the Brown Chemical Co. Baltimore, Md.
Morning journal and courier., 1882-11-14

Some of the Presi dents linear friends" are reported as saying that he is thinking more of revenge than of harmony, and that he is planning to more fully recognize the stalwart wing of the party. Considering what he has done this announcement is not surprising, but if he is as snwise as his 'near friends'' say he intends to be he will only make more trouble for the grand old party.
Morning journal and courier., 1882-11-14

Gas appears to stand the attack of the elec- tric light pretty we'll, but another opponent has come into the field A company with large resources has recently been organized to make gas by decomposition of steam and liquid hydro-carbon on highly heated lime. The operation produces almost pure hydro gen, which, being carburetted, results in a gas of between 30 and 50 candle power. The process, which was discovered by French chemist and improved by Polish one. is said to be economical, and it is hoped that the new gas will supersede coal for running engines, and possibly in domestic heating and cookery. It is made without coal oil being used in it's preparation.
 Mir. Glsdstone's plan of closure is In sub stance this: The speaker, being satisfiedr that the House generally wishes the debate to close, makes formal declaration to that of feet. The leader of the House or some other member then moves that the question be now put. No debate is allowed and e division is immediately taken, when if the majority is in favor of closing the debate it is closed ac cordingly, but upon the condition that the number voting for the closure shall not be less than one hundred, and if the number voting against it be forty or more, two hun dred votes at least arc required to carry it. If four hundred members are present, the closure may be carried by majority of one.
 Crime is increasing in the Kingdom of the Netherlands but so defective is the machin- cry of justice that there are comparatively few convictions. During the year 1881 there were only ell persons accused before the courts, out of 8 population of 4,OOO, GOO, o, one for every 6,733 of the population. It ii still more noticeable that of these, only sev enty-two were women and only eleven wer, below the age of sixteen. In not one cas, was perpetual imprisonment inflicted Chilt murder is stated to be exceedingly rare i, Holland, but this is shown to be due to tn, fact that the law is exceptionally indulgent i, this matter, and the police corresponding, indifferent, so that the result of statistics o, this head are wanting in suficiency. Anoth CT reason is that public opinion does not visi
Morning journal and courier., 1882-11-14

The anti-smoke ordinance of Cincinn ati appears to be enforced. Three prominent manufacturers were arrested the other day for violating it and heavily fined. The new law is said to work very well and hundreds of concerns now consume their smoke great ly to the advantage of tho city in a sanitary point of view.
Morning journal and courier., 1882-11-14

The statement that Governor-elect Waller has chosen Mr. Edmund Zacher of this city to be Executive Secretary has brought forth general and hearty praise of the wisdom of the choice. MT. Zacher is able, judicious, courteous and popular, and will fill the i'm portant office to the satisfaction of all con. cerned