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According to the synopsis published, the bill In
PRODUCED by Representative Hazleton into the
House on Saturday, providing for a new railway
line between Washington and New York seems to
contain all that Is essential to the protection of
the public in the NATTER and it ought to be passed
before the present session closes. The bill may
possibly need some slight amendments as to
details;but on the whole the measure is one which
no member OF either house can very Wen afford to
oppose The main features OF interest to the pub
ne are those which have long since been pointed
out and insisted upon by The STAR IN this connec-
ton, namely, non-tranSfer OF the franchise to any
existing corporation, prompt prosecution OF the
work, irst-class through passenger fares at rate
NAT Tn exceed "a IN and the running time between
the Two cities not to exceed SIX and a-half hours
THESE are rights which ought to have been secured
tothe public long ago, and now that responsi Die
parties are ready to furnish what has been so long
and 80 greatly needed, Congress should not hesi-
tate day about granting the necessary authority
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WHILE MOUNTAIN HAMMOCK oHAIR'
tRoBxsox's PArxEr-JAxUAar 1lrH. 1884,,
TEE WHITE MOUNTAIN HAMMOCK CHAIR
liers from n the other stationary reclining chairs
in that 1t 1s better stronger and simpler is adapted to
bd ps anf ar aq
q ns
snmes and can be used in any position from sitting
and supports and rests body in Whseser poson
is placed while the price is St low to be within the
reach OF every one.
Price. 81 each.
For sale only by
J.. W. SCHAEFER,
CHINA, GLASS AND HOUSE FURNISHINGS,
ROGERS CUTLERY AND PLATED WARE,
No. 1920 SEVENTH STREET. above New York avenue
je29-1m Washington, D. G.
NEW ANNEX TO SIG SEVENTH STREET.
For the last six months the increase Of our business
Occu 81 Gays we nave Deen forced
TURN AWAY HUNDREDS OF CUSTOMERS
for want Of room. We have therefore decided to
ADD FIFTY FEET TO OUR PRESENT BUILDING.
The Builders will 20 to work July 5th. Our STOCK
must be REDUCED AT A SACRIFICE within that
short time.
Special attention called to following Bargains:
One lot Ladies' best make French Rid Button Boots,
One lot Ladies' feather weight hand sewed Kid But
ton Boots, worth 81, reduced to S.
One lot Ladies' Kid, Goat and Foxed Button Boots
49, cheap At 81 IS. down o95c.
one lot Ladies' 3 strap Sandals, down to Toe.
One lot Ladies' Box-toe Low Button value 81 25 re-.
duced to 81.
One lot Boys and Youths first class fine calf Low Ties
Button and Oxfords. value So down to 50 and 50. So
One lot Gents fine Calf, Glove. Kid and Goat Low Ties
reduced from 81. so to 81. rs and 50.
One lot Gents most desirable and comfortable Low
Shoes in the city, reduced to 81. 25.
One lot Misses and Ohids fine Sandals NewpOrts and
- Low Button, from 81 down to 75c
one lot Childs fine Heeed and Springh Button
duced to 75c.
shop-wern Goods and many Odds and Ends at Half
their value.
Call while our Stock is yet complete
WILLIAM HAHN'S,
RELIABLE SHOE HOUSE, BIG It'll street,
SIGN RED SLIPPER. Branch 1922 Penn. ave.
je29-1w
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COUNTRY REAL ESTATE.

NOR SALE-A FARM AND MILL PROPERTY IN
Il, Montgomery county. Nd, for sale. The farm
contains 333 acres and is under good cultivation. The
mill has the best water in the county. Situated
within four miles of Germantown station metropolitan
branch railroad. See Rockville Advocate or address
w. d. WATERS, Goshen, Nd. it,
EOR SALE OF RENT-TWO NEW COTTAGES.
- with coo feet Of ground and five rooms each; It'll
street and Whitney Qeading to the grounds Of
the Soldiers Home. Apply on the premises or adj
dress G. j. s.. Star Office. ie29-3t
INOR SALE TWENTY ACRES, AS WHOLE
II or in Lots to suit Ridge road. above Georgetown
DC terms to suit. LOUIS p SHOEMAKER, 800 F
street northwest je28-3t
FOR saloon EASY TERMS-A HANDSOME
f. Country Seat Of seven acres. within Is minutes
drive or railroad ride from the city, a commodious
double house Of fifteen room8 including pantry and
ceent water. fine shaded lawn. fruit trees &c Per
inspect the premises. For information inquire at 634
Pennsylvania avenue. te2O- Inn
NOR SALE OR EXCHANGE FOR CITY PROP
erty Farm three miles from Bladensburg Containing
$50 acres Onebird cleared land suitable garLen,
ing or farming purposes. Wood enough to pay price
asked. 1415 street northwest al7-6m
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w q KIN e W 1T.
THEY ARE GOING OUT RAPIDLY.


THE PEOPLE AVAIL THEMSELVES OF OUR
GENEROUS OFFER.
q n
Two divisions made Of the ENTIRE STOCK OF
and Ends" The other we name Regular stock"
In the "Odds and Ends" we place
AN ENGLISH 3 Sf HeH AT ,ro
THE BALANCE q HS 9gE So CHECK s,Y,rs .,o
Do ShfG R x SSf BLOCKER SUITS AT So
ALL THE sM5F hS k6Ts 81 ss srs
GH Eve ahA Nb d0Hs GE SUITS AT So
.,''' ' AND ESDs'' Of sia sU1Ts now S SO.
In the colds and Ends'' there are fully five hundred
suits from which you can select q suit at $40.
REGULAR STOCK.
In tho Regular Stock not ainge Cashmere Suit has
escaped the marking down process.
THE SIS SUITS ARE NOW $40.
THE 800 SUITS ARE NOW S1S.
THE $50 SUITS ARE NOW SIG.
THE $40 SUITS ARE NOW $3.50.
THE $l8 SUITS ARE NOW SIS.
THE SIS SUITS ARE NOW s12.5O.
All Of the $12 Suits have been placed with the odds
and Ends" at $40.
We wish 1t distinctly understood that the Reductions
are confined to Cashmere Suits and Cashmere Pants
No other goods such seersucker, serges F1anneis
Linens &c, with the exception Of large lots of Linen
Vests, white and colored. which have marked down
TO NEARLY ONE-HALT OF THEIR VALUE
Genuine Calcutta Seersucker Suits ,,, 81 s. 90
Genuine English Seersucker (made rs-cass). 500
Genuine English Seersucker (made Glass; 81
A. SAKS & CO.,
THE STRICTLY ONE PRICE CLoTH1ERs,
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FOR RENT-OFFICES.

VNOR RENT-A WELL-FURNISHED OFFICE, SEC
ond Moor front opposite the Treasury; terms mod
crate. Address Box So. Star office. je27 -6ts
TyOR RENT THREE BEAUTIFUL FINISHED
Il Omce Rooms 1913 street northwest all Connected
and on second floor private water closet and gas fix
je46-1ws
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FOR RENT--STORES.

EfOR RENT = STORE, RICHLY FINISHED ca
- feet deep cellar same depth, nine feet in the clear
hne cellar for storage of best of goods gas and water
1913 4 street northwest. ie96-6ts
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The Execution Of Guiteau.

Scarcely year ago the country was startled
and shocked with the intelligence that a Presi-
dsnt, who hal but recently been enstalled lunder
mast promising auspices, and who enjoyed a una
nimty OF support and conf lence from all sections
and all parties that had not been extended to any
Gf his predecessors for more than quarter OF a
century, had been shot down by an assassin.
The first impulse to discredit the news as too
terrible TO be true, but its confirmation followed
quickly upon the report a malignant and VEN
emous wretch. whose overweening vanity inspired
him with notion OF self-importance, baked In
his EFFORT to obtain an appointment for which he
was tJtally untitled, had deliberately planned
and executed the Presidents murder. Amid
the fierce Indignation OF the people, many cried
out for summary vengeance upon the assassin
but respect for order restrained this feeling and
the law was permitted TO pass judgment upon the
murderer. After judicial hearing, remarkable
IN the leniency shown to the assassin wherein the
accused, at the ex pense OF the government he had
sepfoully wronged and so deeply injured, was pro-
vded with every facility for his defence, verdict
OF guilty and sentence OF death were pronounced
upon him. Critical reviews Of the trial proceed
tnzs by appellate CO urtS failed to discover
any flaw or defect, and the sentence was
virtually twice affirmed. To-day that
sentence was carried into execution, and the
assassin paid the penalty OF his crime with his
life His e2platon, 1t Is true, could not restore to
the country that so loved and honored his unsus-
peefng victim that big brain and great heart; but
1t satisfied the demands of justice, and served as
awarning to others who might feel "inspircd" to
execute private vengeance upon public official
for personal disappointment.
The sensing to the penitentiary for five years Of
the confidence man who inveigled the Hon.
Charles Francis Adams into bunko room In Bos-
ton few months ago, will doubtless have de-
pressing influence on that branch OF business
Certainly it viii have that effect in Massachusetts,
where-to her credit be 1t sald-the laws are gen.
orally framed and administered for the protection
OF the public, and not in the interest of the crm-
nal classes And for the part they have taken in
tina matter the sons OF Mr. Adams deserve the
thanks OF the community. 1t would have been
much easier, and doubtless more in accordance
with their personal feelings to let the case go by
default, and have as little said about it as posi-
Die: but they conceived that they had public
duty TO perform in connection with it, and this
duty they promptly and iearleSsy performed, dis
tasteful as many OF the attending circumstances
must have been to them and their friends. By
their course In this unfortunate episode, IL never
before, they have shown their right to bear their
honored name.
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pennsylvania Middle.

Chicago, l4.-JournaFS Washing
ton: Pennsylvania members are di-
Vided in opinion regarding the COM
promise, but the majority think it
wont be had Simon Cameron ex-
presses himself against further &C
ton, and says the independents evil
IDENTIFY only want hope of compro-
mise. Pennsylvania democrats are
preparing to nominate L. G. CASH
day as senator, to succeed Don
Cameron, in case they capture the
Legislature, as they hope to do at the
next election. 1t is probable. how
ever, Randall would claim the place
and force Cassiday out.
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DRESS GOODS.
LINEN 1LAWNS,
SCOTCH GlNGHAMS.
ZEPHYR CLOTHS, SATTEENS

And every variety OF Wash Materials next claims attention
propose offer them at prices that will insure Speedy Clearance
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$500 Reward

We will pay the above raward for
any case of Liver Complaint, Dys-
pepsia, Sick Headache, Indigestion,
Constipation or CostiYeness we can
not cure with Vests Vegetable
Liver Pills, when the directions are
strictly complied with. They are
purely Vegetable, and never fail to
give satisfaction. Sugar! dated.
Large boxes, containing 30 Pills. 25
cents. For sale by all Druggists.
Beware Of counterfeits and iinita-
tiOns. Tile genuine manufactured
only by JOHN G. WEST & Co., "The
Pill Makers" 1S1 and 1S3 W.Madison
Street, Chicago. Free trial package
sent by mail prepaid on receipt of a
s cent stamp z. c. M. Il Drug
Store, agents
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1T is TRULY WONDERFUL

II 10 GhUu1 WVNVER1 w
To see what improvement now exist
q compared with railway travel
only q few years ago. To become
convinced Of this, one has only to
select for his route East, the popular
and well known
CHICAGO b NORTHWESTERN By.
You are landed by the Union Pacific
Railroad In the Union Depot q
Council Bluffs, where stands the O
8 NV. Palace Train, composed OF
Pullman Hotel Cars, Pullman Sleep
ING Cars, Elegant Day Coaches
Smoking, Baggage, Postal Cars, etc,
ready to convey its passenger
through Iowa and Illinois, and into
Chicago. Gliding smoothly along
over the superb track OF steel ra1l
through thrfvi ng cities and villages
comfortably sea ted In this train, one
scarcely discover the high rate o.
speed which he is riding. Trains o.
this road are always on time, con
nections sure, and passengers seek,
ing pleasure, com fort, safety ano
easy in travelling, win find thG
ENorth. Western" in excess Of theii
expectations, and the greatest OF AZ
routes to Chicago and the East. In
sist upon Ticket Agents selling you
Tickets eta this Road /; al agents sell
shem. Examine your Tickets ana 10
fuse to buy e they do net read owe!
this Road. II you Wish the best
Travelling Accommodating you
viii buy your Tickets by this EoHIs'
AND WILL TAXI No
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Cincinnati, 14.-The district at
tOrney states that it is impossible to
obtain convictions under the Sunday
liquor law Of the state, and has dis
missed. all pending cases here.
Portsmouth, O., l4.-The Eleventh
District republican congressional
convention on the 364 ballot nomi-
mated John w. Mccormick.
The New Albany, Ind. democratic
congressional convention, for this
district, nominated S. NJ. Stocks
lager for reelection.
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MinIng shares.

New York, 14.-Mining stocks
fairly active and firm. Decatur ad.
vanced from So to 1.20; Robinson
sold at 100; Oriental and Miller at
% and "a; State Lines Nos. 2 and 8
at % and Empire at 1.50; Chrysolite
advanced from 3.25 to 3.35, and South
Pacific to 2. Sales, 1877 ,295. Petro-
leum dull and lower; united, 81 ;
crude 6A@5s; refined, 6B; Aus
tralian TIN, 70; copper, DULL; lake
1917
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Z I'D q A I
BLANK Ks.

NHK FOLLOWING LIMB OF
1 BLANKS has been compiled VIII
ias greatest care and with the advics 81
the leading members Of the legal fHatsr-
atty of Salt Lake City. They are mad
10 conform strictly to the law In 0voEy
particular, and parties using EAesl
ssed d this TERRITORY:
fLroATIoRs ReR PATENTS - Hnm7s
Notice Of Location.
l-ApphcAtion for Patent,
S-Proof Of Posting Notice, and
Diagram Of Claim,
Proof that Plat and Notice Re
manned Posted,
6-Register's Certificate Of Posting
Notice,
6-rroof Of Publication,
7-AfHdavit Of $500 Improvements,
8-AMdsvit 81 OItiseuship.
9-Oeri6eate that no Suit & Pendins
l0-PoWer Of Attorney,
IL Nc lice Of Application,
t2-Oerifcate Of Identity Of Ol&i1m.
l3-Stasement and Charge Of EeW-
tS-A0reeZnent Of Publishes.
cnn1m 0oU3
Notice Of Melton,
Undertaking on AttachmsaA
Writ of "
Affidavit for "
Execution.
Undertaking on Claim, and Delivery
Of Personal property,
HdaVit on Claim and Delivery O
PersonAi PppeTtF,
Glbp0nas.
- wCKLLANEoUeS
eower OF Attorney (gensrAN
tgpe@al)s
Promissory Notes.
Certificates Of Marriage On oo103N
Bond General Fozmh
incorporates Bond
DMciAl Bonda
OOHbsANS 68
pills otsalA
JU81dM1
5ubpCana, ciyn,
" criminal,
Warrant Of Arrest,
Writ of Attachment,
Iz.A
Affidavit for g
Commitments.
6ummonses,
Executions,
Mttimus,
AMdavits,
Complaints,
Complaint Ia Replsv
Bond in Rsplevin,
Notice Of Appeal,
Undertaking On Appeal
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ProhthiIiOR.

Des Moines, 14.-Special Judge
Dufie, Fourth District, holds that
the prohibition amendment is now
in force, and on Monday instructed
the grand jury to indict all saloon
keepers, whether licensed or not.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-02-08

The lntimation that Guiteaus body is
to be exhibited throughout the country
after his execution, is revolving enough
to chill the blood. If there is any power
III this country which can be eused to pre-
vent this corpse exhibition it should be
exercised, if the programme is attempt
cd. Public opinion ought to prevent
the indecency, but unfortunately there
are plenty of Americans who would rush.
helter-skelter, TO see the horrible show.
But as IN the opinion Of leading law
yers, the remains of the assassin will be
at the disposal of the government after
execution, it is presumed that they will
be delivered to his sister, who will not
sanction the disgraceful exhibition.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-02-08
EiEE lh&STEEEEE.
a Modified H'en-picture of His
Washington Scene.

A Washington correspondent of a
western paper has this to say of the pre-
vailing rage:
Oscar Wilde appeared at Lincoln hall
on Monday evening last and delivered
his lecture on the English Renaissance.
A crowded house greeted him. In
about fifteen minutes from the time
Colonel Moss, his manager, introduced
hlm, dissatisfied parties in different
portions of the hall began taking their
departure, and the stream from that
time TO the close of his remarks was
steady. He talked for about one and
three quarters hours, but what he said
will probably forever remain sealed
Ills tone was very moaotenous, his pro-
nunclatlon too utterly too" and his
articulation simply damnable think
L am perfectly safe in asserting that no
person Ill that whole vast audience heard
and understood one half OF his remarks.
lie Is rather genteel III appearance, quite
good looking, and has the languishiuC
air OF the "Iolling lilly" His attitudes
or rather his attitude was to me unnleas-
ing. In front, his manuscript king
thereon, held in place by the right hand,
stood small reading desk, upon which
he leaned at an angle OF about 30 degrees
from the perpendicular, his left arm
curved with hand-kuuckles in-upop
his hip, the right knee slightly bent, the
the left leg straight and bracing him
against the desk. This position was
unchanged from beginning to end of the
lecture and not single gesture was
lndulged IN. He has been called an
ass by many writers, an idiot by
others; but I assure you that both |
are mistaken, He is a shrewd |
young business man who knows enough |
to scoop" in Yankee dollars. and accent |
silently, for the time, the abuse which
may be heaped upon him. His dress is
not so very peculiar, and is no evidence
that he is an idiot, or an ass. His knee
oreeches, velvet coat and silken hose are
40 mere peculiar than the shabby swal-
ow tails III which Hannibal Hamliu WAS
wont to appear IL the senate chamber
md am sure are no more conspicuous
han the nat worn by Hon. Hiram Price,
of Indian affairs. and GER
alnly these gentlemen are considered
neither noodles, asses, or idiots. His
esthetlclsm is open to criticism. 1t is
Numerical and utopian in the extreme
nd can only be possible when daily Ia
or shall cease to be requirement of
ally life"
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-02-08
The Old, Reliable Standby

1t is OF speciat interest to our city read
ers to know that perfect upholsterin..
establishment can always be found by c;.ll-
ing on w. NJ. Anderson, who has furnish, 81
our homes for thirty years. Ono OF the
me t skilled artisans is regularly en-
ploycd, and thclG is nothing in the lur-
nlure or houSe-turnishing line that is not
hSHdl' and turned ont IN as artistic q
m3nncr rs any cstab' 'Shment can boast Oi
The reporter was astOriShcd 10 see the
variety OF work turned out by Mr.. Andcl.-
son, and takes pleasure in Informing CITY
readers OF the agrt cable fact.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-02-08

john Kelly's New York circular thinks
1t has at last dug mp NJ. Tilden's plan.
That he proposes to 60 before the Dem
ocratic convention, claim that he was
elected in 1877, ask that he be somiuated
IN order that the people may have a
chance to yindicate the wrong perpetra-
ted upon him as well as themselves, and
then he " II pledge bimself in advance
that if he is elected he WIIresign imme-
diately after the inauguration. There is
not an idiot IN the county, outside of
the Office Of Mr.. Kclly's circular, who be-
lieves that Mr.. Tilden contemplates any
such scheme as this
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-02-08

A private letter from Washington,
published in the Atlanta Constitution,
says that an examination of Ben. Hills
tongue recently made develops the fact
that it will have to be operated upon
again with surgical instruments. The
popular impression is that Mr.. Hill will
not recover from the effects of the can
Ger on his tongue. How soon the opera
ton will have to be performed is not
stated in the letter, but the inference is
that the knife will have to be used at an
early day.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-02-08

The latest story concerning the dispo-
stlon of Guiteau's body is that one ].
d. Redgway, of Philadelphia, proposes
to carry it around in refrigerating car
Tor exhibition in the chief cities of the
country and in Europe A letter pur
porting to be rom Mr.. Scoville to Redo.
way Is printed in which Guiteau's
attorney says that the relatives are
inclined to regard the proposition favor
ably The terms are that half of the pro-
eeeds of the exhibition are to 90 to the
relatives. The refrigerating car to be
used is to be fitted up regardless of ex-
pense and made, according to Redgway's
statement, "as attractive as possible"
1t will be, he says, "carpeted and
upholstered and the metallic cooling
apparatus concealed by silk hangings."
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-02-08

The two-hundredth anniversary of the
discovery of the mouth of the Mississippi
by Cavelier De LaSalle will be celebra-
ted at New Orleans on the 10Th and 11th
Of April An excursion to the ietties
and the spot where the old French ex-
plorer raised the monument by which he
dedicated Louisiana to the king of
France in 1852, with speeches by emi-
nent visitors, a grand military parade,
etc, will form part OF the ceremonies of
the occasion.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-02-08

Prof. Felix Adler has organized O
society OF ethical culture" which he
proposes shall be substituted for
religion. It holds that moral culture
and moral growth are above all things,
and that the essence Of all religion is in
doing good and acting with truth and
honor IN all the relations of life. The
members reject all creeds, work for the
present life only and take the high
chances on the hereafter, of which they
profess to know nothing by reason or
revelation.