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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-12-26

INTERIOR DEPARTMENT PEESONALs.-Ma1orL Lock
wood, chief clerk OF the Interior department, WIS
ut his desk tod ". Ills sprafned anslc mcnds
very slowly, and IL VIII probably b. some weeks
vet before h throw away MS CrCtcnp5
Dr. Rich I'd JO,t pm. dISi sinG off the In
terror depJI tment. who was taken suddenly Ill
with Pneumonia on FTlLy night. and who Was
thought To D. in critical condition Sunday, Is
much better to-day.
A Man WITH FISTOL DEMANDING SYM
PATHY.-A young cO.oted maT. named X ebert
Garter, with - shiny Silk beaver, in the
prisoners dock. at JUlgc SHaii's court this morn
Ing, charged with as,,.ulJinr cOlOred man,
named Hans Bowi'n. AMI also with cdrryin con-
cealci wearndS--i pistol. Bpwden stated that
last night the 'eien liant nat him tile street,
ami began to complain about nun, named
Bean, living with hiS VIE. Because witness
START! off ,'.i relu-eI to side WITH him. when he
sail he was -Oing to blow Beams brains out, he
drew revolver and Icveled IL at witness, who
Knocked hiiu down. The witness showed a Uai
cut on his moC't, which he sad the prison r al.
The defendant ssG he WAS drunE, AMI all not
know what IL t'id. Ju Ire Smell toll him that lie
should lave his pistol home when h2 gets drInk
for he c~ma Near Ht.iins an Innocent mtn. He
could have six month, "A jail iCr the assault, and
Judgment ia tn charge of carrying concealed
WelDOlS NOutl BE- StlS. d
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PRINCE AR:SGUwARt.-It is probable that the
japanese II ne ana suite will 30 down the river
TO Nom: VraOa tomorrow Ga tn USS. De-
spatch.
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II ES MN n E. E' mn 81 SIAM "
II II ME MN o ON NM

DIR. CHEEvER'S ELECTRIC BELT, or Reeenera-
tor is made expressly for the of OF
the provocative organs. Whenever any debility of the
generat1ve organs occurs. from whatever cause the
continuous stream of ELECTRICITY permeating
through the parts must restore them healthy action
There is no mistake about this instrument Years of
use have tested it. and thousands of cures ara testified
to. Weakness from Indiecreton. Incapacity Lack Of
Vgor, Serhy-in fact any trouble of these ORGANS is
cured Do not confound this with electric belts adver
tsed to all ills from head to toe This ID for tine
ONE specified purpose. For circulars giving fun in.
formation address
CHEEVER ELECTRIC BELT CO..
lOo Washington street. Chioaeo
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PATENTS FOR WASHINGTONIANs.-TwO patents
were issued jC-lay Ia " rshngton inventors. One
TO Mar tin Cronin for fire eXtinGu.SEin- engine,
AMI The ether to Parker III. Sweet, jr, for button
fastener.
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Alexandria Affair."
Reported for The EVENING STAR.


SORRY SIGHr-The sorrowful sight OF Christ
mas time here Was the funeral OF young engineer
Patrick Hayes, cut IN twain the day previous on
the Mlditnt road near StraSburg. While uncOuD-
ing tr..in he feil between two cars. and I'm a mo-
ment was mangled mass. H had been q stronr
athieilc young man, the support Of his mother and
family; FOR his father, Patrick HayeS long the en-
street, v aShinSton, had been hurt on the railroad
many years ago. and his injuries had lately with
increasing age, troubled him afreSh and diSa Oled
MN gain This Is my Christmas-gift," was the
moaning cry OF the poor bereayed mot her all day
yesterday. Tie body had been brought home
az o'ciocS from s.. Mary's church. and wendell
It's way amid the horns and crackers Of the
streets 10 the cemetery on the cityS edge.
ACCiDENT--A lad named f. McGinn1S, residing
In the southern section OF the city. had his eyes
badly injured ypsterd y by an explosion near the
east end o: Midland tunnel
STATION HOUsE--A colored boy Is held at the
station house charged with exploding blasting
rocket to add To the din Of yestertiiy. The con-
cusslon broke the windows In the neigh borhOod.
hotiss for DRINKS, d~OrierlieS, etc.
REPoKTEK's NOTES.-The city councils meets to-
-hlRht. The session Is regular one for ordinary
city busineSs--MsS Mary Hurdle, daughter OF
the Late L"vf HurGle died at her home on King
street, near Washington. about IL 30 yesterday
chance and the biya!yeS arriving freely
To-day is fixed by law for the opening OF the De-
cefnber term OF the AleXanirta county court, but
IN consequence OF the injuries OF Judge Sangster,
who Is stlil confined TO his house, near Burke'S
station. no court was held--The banquet OF ST.
Teen postponed until the sem-centennial OF the
school in lSsa-Mr- F. Cox. injured at the rail-
fpss'i DridgG over Z IIner0n run, some weeks ago,
Aas nearly recovered from his injuries
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ECONOMICAL AND SAFE.
WEAVER. KENGLA & CO.'S
NDRY SOAp

n a
ISrCoNoNlCAL. BECAUSE IT Is PURE: BEING
FREE FROM ALI. ADULlERA1 IONS SUCH AS
MARBLE bust. SOAPSTONE, PIPE CLAY Sill.
CATE, &c, WHICH ARE U,ED TO ADD WEIGHT
AND BULK, AND WHICH QUICKLY WEAK QUIZ
AND ROT HE CLOTHES.
II Is SAFE. BECAUSE IT Is MANUFACTURED
FROM STRICTLY PURE MATERIALS VIZ: STEAM
REFlNED TALLOw (PREPARED BY OURSELyES)
PALM AND COCQANUT OILS: WHILE ON Thu
CONTRARY MANY OF THE SOAPS ON THE MAR
kET ARE MADE FROMGREASE PROCURED FROM
THE CARCASSES OF PUTRID DEAD ANIMALS
THUS ENDANGERlNG LIFE AND HEALTH
PUT UP IN BARS. AND LIVERY BAR BRANDED
WITH OUR NAME.
FOR SALE BY GROCERS CENTRALLY
AND WHOLESALE AT OFFICE
SIS S244 WATER STREET. GEORGETOWN d. c.
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Another Railroad Disaster.

FIVE MEN KILLED AND TWO WOUNDED
collision of trains occurred last night at
eight minutes after midnight on the Chesapeake
and Ohio railway by which five men were killed
and two wounded. The express for Richmond
was run into by a freight train about three
miles from MilbOrO' station. The killed were
Chris. e. Leach engineer of the passenger train;
John W. ASOp. baggage-master; l.. L. Loving
ana }. r. ONell. hremen of the trains. and Geo
r.. Netheriand brakeman of the passenger train
The wounded are E. HOgshead, express mes
senger. and j. W. Wordsworth, passenger, of
Milton W. Va, both slightly.
THIS Quick WITTED WIFE OF A PRISONER
Mrs. Bell, in Bedford. Ind, yesterday obtained
permission from Mrs. Owens the jailOrs wife
to talk in the corridor with her husband impris-
Oned for murder Mrs. Owens being called
away. Mrs: Bell quickly gave her husband re-
Volyer and in an adjoining room got the KEYS
and gave them to him. with which he made his
escape. Mrs. Owens returned and tried to pre-
vent Bells escape, but was held by Mrs. Bell
until it was too late.
A DENIAL. FROM DR.. HAMILTON.-Dr Frank H.
Hamilton. OF New York, is slowly recovering
from his recent serious attack of Illness He
has written a note dsclaiming responsibility for
recent publication to the effect that 1.-The con-
SITUATIONS at the bedside of the late President
Garfield were disturbed by angry discussions"
Dr. Hamilton says: "Our discussions over points
vi uiHeTeHCc were sometimes earnest, but never
angry or excited; and they were ALWAYS con-
Quoted and terminated in spirit of mutual
concession" In answer to the question as To
whether he had decided to refuse the reduced
| fee of the Garfield board of audit DIR. Hamilton
| said: Il have accepted it, precisely as would
accept whatever Is offered me by BANKRUPT
debtor"
A PRIEST CONVICTED OF LIBEL.-A Polish
Catholic priest at Bay City, Michigan was con-
victed of libel on Saturday. and $3.50 damages
were awarded the complainant. The libel con-
| sisted in his denOuncing one of the members of
his church from the pulpit as not being good
Catholic and warning the flock not to do bust
ness with him.
Notice has been given that at the next session
| OF the Dominion parliament application will be
made for an act to incorporate the Loyal Orange
| Association Of British America.
| Nine: comes of to die and we demand at
| his husband, who Is of an avarice sordid, to
give COO francs for the Itinerary fees.
"A thousand francs!" is his reply; s.what do
| you take ME for? Why, had almost as soon
she hadn't died as have to pay q thousand
! francs for bucying herr"
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Wall Street To-day.


NEW YORK. Dec. 26.-The Posts financial arti.i
says: The stock III trS"t opened an hour later than
the uStti time, ard was moderately active dur NJ
ta hour ANA ;-af of business ~ to 12 30 O'Clock.
~ total Transaction; in that tim" were about
* GVD shares. In the first fit minut OF bust
4, - there WAS fractional adv ince the gene
I'll list. bat this feeling OF confidence was
seen lost, AM Tor the next hour and Il half the
III iri<et was weak and the .enI .nry o. prices wa
downward. the general result br 1870 being de-
cithe of "a 10 Ia from thu hiGtt ST prices OF the
forenoon on the general list, except d EVER and
RIO Grarde, IN which there was an active selling
insnt. resulting in decline or ga ron 1885
10 4Oii. The coal shares Were I'll weak ana jersey
central declined "a L. 701z Drliw ,re I4cl,awannl
AMI western Is 10 1885,, anl Reading "a to 531&
Western Union AMI New York Central were both
Wciik. declining e@cn per cent. The fGrGign *
change :ntr5.tt WIS duh AMI only about It lady.
x .tCs on money during the morning were per
cent
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~ U 7 l C U r A
r SOLVE EMIT.

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ERUPTIONs
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INSTANTANEOUS INvIGORATOR-The grsa4 Re-
timidty, impotency and eexnsi debility, ana
restores the energy, IRE and vigor q youth q f.eny
tcA Institute - Tremon Row, Boston. Nass ma IL
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Continued rom FIN Pare.

fatr, Mrs NJ Wescott, Miss A. A. Hercus, Mrs
Lydia II. Triton, Mrs j. W. Rowan. Mrs s. NJ
Dove, Mrs. A. p. Rogers, Mrs = NJ. Hartsock, mrs
II N M1li
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Affair. III West Warrington.

CHRISTIAs IL THE SUNDAY SCHooIs-Grace
Church SuHdIy-5ciiub celebrated its Christ
mas festival vest -r,iay afternoon. There was
singing; a short service reli 10y the rector:
addresses by the X V Dr. Mckee, of Emmanuel
church, Baltimore. AMI ~ HYDE, esq. etc The
Christmas festival o. the Sunday school OF Chri t
church took place Suni,y AFTERNOON, and an all
drvS5 was made b. Tai. rector, Rev. A X. $ utrt.
The children ;.tachc.t to the Christ Chur, n
colored mission Sun lay school had very pleasant
Time sun lay evening at th2if 5 'hOol room on VI
Street Ih:' NethO list EpSco al church ami the
Baptist church at T@aiey town. each had their
sunday school ,stivire- yesterday evening
Too Much CHRISTNAS-A young man by the
name OF Goblin COY INTO a fight yesterday morn
Ing near h ma :k@t house and received a very
severe cut over tn" left eye from blow with
blackjack 49, Yesterday afternoon a buggy driven
rather fast, cuiIidtt the corner OF VI and 50t L
streets WIN q tW0-IOrSe wagon and was com
0uf. but FORT IN thy rScs;s ed H. larry
ELECTION 1F OFFiJTRS.-At n meeting of C1ve:-
ant Lod.e. No il, LU.O.F.. last night the follow
Ing Officers were elected 10 serve during the
ensuing six months: COL RIi,erS. Nc: :. T. f.
Sterick, We; Chdrl. Allison, treasurer: John H.
Oarne. secretary.
BRCTaL ASSAULT on WoMAS.-John Arrnes col
Ored. saturday night ASSAULTED EZ CIR at her
residence on jt ff-rSon street, knocking her Gown
and STAMPING hcr with b1ttI feet Arm WAS az
rested The cas- was postponed in the Police
COirt To-Day. The woman, Who seriously in
1ured being unable to appear.
ONLY TWO AKEEST5 were III de here yesterday,
and those fCI drunk mss
GsAIS.-Arrtved, boat Mollie c. W. Boyer with
Ss0o ou ihel' wheat; Loaf E. Lyons, Whiting, with
4s0J bushels wheat.
MERCHANTS EXCHANG C.-OTerings on 'Chanre
tc.dly-1,6J3 bushels " neat sold as follows: 3,SG0
00shelS at Log; $3.50 bushels at S10S14.
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The roller at the SiiaS M25On Sons saw mill
In He .rtwelv.H' ,Vr-n11t,e expo re this morning
killing Ole o. tae owl:rS VI .Tshl.l s. NJ ,son and
Enstneer Fred Williams.
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THE NEW YORK STOCK MARKET
Mime.

lie following are the ODeninr and closing prIca3
q the New York Stock Market tO-dav as reoOrlei
BY special wire TO H. IL Dodge, $50 18th street
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District G.s,xer,,me,aa Affairs

License Agent Raft to-day swOre out warrants
against fourteen unlicensed real estate agents
The District Commissioners to-day authOriz1 d
Che granting Of permit TO Mr. Smith TO lay an
underground telephone on l., between 14th and
18th street, northwest, as experiment This
Is the Chester patent.
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News Briefs.

The n;oIiders in the Ontario car shops at
London, Ont. are on a strike.
Six inches of snow fell at Omaha. Nebraska
yesterday.
Col. W. H. Coffin. land commissioner of the
St Louis and san Francisco railroad. died at the
home of his daughter. Mrs Reach, at Blufidale.
ILL.,, yesterday.
Mr.. 1. b. Conncry. managing editor of the
New York Herald, has been granted a years
leave OF absence on account of failing health.
Henry c. Bispham. a well-known Philadelphia
artist, o.ed in Rome, Italy, Friday last.
Six persons residing at Fargo, d. T., have been
poisoned by eating canned Jelly.
The Ford brothers, slayers of Jesse James.
applied at the Office OF the superintendent OF
police in Boston for permission to carry arms.
They were informed that they needed no per-
mission to Carry their weapons as long As they
made no bal use Of them.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-12-26

The union has decided to establish business
headquarters at the Temple Cafe, on 9th street,
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II. H. DODGE.
Bonds. Stocks and Investment Securities Bought and
Sold On commission.
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Every class Of Securities bought and sold on comm,s-
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York. Boston and WASHINGTON Orders executed ON the
New YORK Stock Exchange at Of one rer cent
con mission. Private and direct telegraph wires 10
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Boston, through which orders executed on the
Stock Exchanges in those cities and repcrte, hack
promptly. Quotations of Stocks and Bonds and in
formation regarding the Markets received through our
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A DID TO YOUR INCOME.

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FINANCIAL.

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III. H. DODGE.

BETWEEN
NEw YORK AND RICHMOND
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PACIFIC COAST ADVICES.
What the Mutual Union Telegraph
Company Is DOfng-The First
Of the Produce Exchange Entirely
Satisfactory-The Baptist Church
Burned at Sam JOse.
ESPECIAL TO THE SENTINEL

ESPECIAL TO THE SENTINEL
SAN Francisco, Feb. 27.-James Gam
Bile OF the Mutual Union Telegraph Com
pany, who is now in this city on business
connected with his company. says that by
the beginning of 1883 the company will
have three wires in operation across the
country. The system is now extended as
far west as Kansas City, and it is expected
that work will be begun or the transcon-
~tinental line about the LIST Of May. The
route is not yet determed, but will proba-
bly, follow the line of the Denver and Rio
Grande and Central Pacific. 1t is also the
intention Of the company to carry the line
along with the Northern Pacific Railroad
as fast as that road is constructed.
The Produce Exchange held its first call
to-day, which was eminently successful.
The bidding was fairly lively, considering
the present dull condition Of the market,
and everything worked smoothly. Extra
choice wheat sold at 81 65@S1 10; for spot
lots, 81 62k for No. l white for May de-
livery; brewing barley, 81 7h@S1 80;
for spot lots, No. / feed, 81 AN; July de-
livery, No. 2, 81 10; spot lot oats, 81 BIZ;
spot (bags) Calcutta, sac. for June de-
livery.
SAN JOSE, Feb. 27.-The Baptist church
at the corner Of Second and San Antonio
Saturday night. It was one Of the finest
and largest structures in the city, and cost
upwards Of ST., 900. The fire was started
by an ~incendiary in the basement at the
rear, and when the fremen got to work it
had obtained such Roadway that its de-
struction was inevitable. II was insured
for SO. 900.
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A TOUCHING SCENE.

That must have been q touching scene
at the Garfield home. says the Sacramento
Bee, when the exc Confederate soldiers Of
Chicago presented to the widow of the
late President q handsomely.framed set Of
resolutions expressive Of their admiration
Of her late husband, their horror Of his
untimely murder, and their sympathy for
herself in her bereavement. my heart"
said one of the noble fellows, "went out
in sympathy for the President. I volun-
teered to mako that frame, and I made
1t 30 that it may remain . standing testi-
mony Of Southern sentiment" No won.
der the little woman's feelings overcams
her at their graceful and deserved tribute
10 the noble dead, and that she was able
only TO murmer her thanks therefor. and
assur her visitors that the late Presi-
dent often wished that there were no
North nor South. in q political sense.
No one can doubt that this offering came
from the hearts of the men who made it.
1t was not, however, the first evidence
we have had of the fact that President
Garfield was regarded with great esteem
by the people of the South.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1882-02-28
A PLACE OF + U

The crowned heads and the great Min
listers Of Europe have, after all, one ex-
cellent reason for desiring the ~independ-
ence and integrity of England, in the fact
that she is the only safe European asylum
in time of trouble. At this moment the
Empress Eugene finds a home there, and
30 does Don Carlos. Louis Philippe and
Louis Napoleon died there. The present
Emperor of Germany, in lS4S, found it
convenient to stay there, and when Bun
sens daughter placed an armchair for
him at table, pushed it aside, saying that
humility was the order Of the day, and
took an ordinary chair. Ext Chancellor
Count Andrassy taught music in London,
often not knowing where the next meal
was to come from. Victor Hugo found
an asylum in Jersey, Guizot in London,
Count Safi at Oxford, and Louis Blanc
at Brighton. Bismarck has not yet found
himself an exile, but as it is VIGOROUSLY
the unexpected which generally happens,
Il 10 worth his while to have q near port
Of refuge always open.
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THE OTHER SIDE.

Every story has it's two sides. It is
pleasant to know this sometimes. Though
the tale Of the outrages suffered by the
Jews in Russia has hitherto been regard.
cd as q fact, it is now denied, that is to
o very great extent. An English resi-
dent Of Odessa, who has lived there
many years, writes to the Lon.
don Daily News that the reported out.
RACES upon Jews in Russia are greatly
exaggerated. He says that the number
Of persons who have been tried for
taking leading parts in these riots could
scarcely have been less than four hun.
dred. They were all tried publicly. in
open courts, whether civil or military.
And though several were found guilty Of
having caused the death Of Jews. moth
Ing aver seems to have been proved
about charges of rape. Had this crime,
Or any Of the moro horrible and excep-
tional crimes set forth in the indictment,
been really perpetrated. the papers
would have noticed it.