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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-01-27

George Stephenson's Rocket, and the MAGNIFICENT
locomotives Of to-day built upon the same general
principle, yet the machine with which the great engi
astonshed his age is interesting now only as an
illustration Of the beginning Of the invention There
were pasers with holes in them long before BENsoNS
CAPCINE POROUS PLASTER surprised both the
public and the physcians and the triumph of the Cap
cine founded upon the partial or the utter
failures Of its Everything Of value in the
old porous plaster is retained in the Capcne; but
this point all comparison ends and contrast begins.
For example,:
The old plasters were slow In their action the Cap
cine IL quick and sure.
The old plasters lacked the power to do more than
impart eight temporary relief easy Of treat-
ment; the Capcne renetrates the system and perma-
nenty cures the troubles for which It is recommended.
The old plasters depended for any good results they
might attau upon accident Of their makers and the
naked faith Of their wearers the Bensons reaches ts
ends By of the scientific combination Of the rare
medicinal INGREDIENTS which it contains.
In brief the old pasters like Stephensons discarded
engine switched of the track while the Bensons
OIL its way winning golden opinions from all sorts
Of people.
Yet in this very lies the leading danger to the
pie who buy and this reliable and scientific remedy
Hypocrisy is the tribute vice pays to virtue" Imita-
ton is the concession failure makes to success. Ben
sons Plasters parodied in name and STYLE
Beware of swindles The genuine have the word
CAPCINE cut in the center. Price Is cents Seabury
johnson, Chemists. New York. ta27
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NAVAL NKws-Com nander Wilder, command.
Ing the rantfc, reports TO the Navy department.
that that vessel arrived at Aspinwall on the lsth
instant, eight days from St Vincent, and SAILED
on the 18th instant for Shepherds harbor, coast q
Chfrtuui.
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WE SELL
w FINE HlRTS

Cheaper than any other house In the world ana VA
don't want TO take our say 80 but cali and see ta
, Hannis" Shirt Tor 75c. Made Of 1ne round thread
Deceive the eye) reinforced with fine linen bosom lined
with nen linen sleeve bands and linen neck band (not
Union linen, but pure hnen) and feled seayna mot
turned over and stitched through with one sttch, ali
and then worked fnot worked and then cut) Only 75c
for the 'Hannsn shirt. fun stock Of Winter Under
for l24 and 25c. sold in this city. An the latest
novelties in Six Neckwear; 81 ScarfD sold for 81.
9oc. Scarfs sold Tor 100. At
o22 NFoTNyrssr 1ooa straa2
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-01-27

CHIEF ENGINEER @. ". MELVILLE, U.aN., has
been ordered TO duty In charge OF the stores at t.
navy yard, League Island, Pa
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LETTER FROM NEW YORK.

The Saturday Night Club-HOw it Crew.
Society ActreSS-lHer Failure in Vir.
Einia-Ihe Maori t.iRnt-Ihe Rose Of
the West-The Quail Match-The Ele.
waited Road. Etc.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-01-27

COMMISSIONS have been issued to J. A. Lundean
postmaster at Palmyra, Va, and to r. H. Owens
at Owens, Va
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-01-27

Hosteter's Stomach Btters gives steadiness to the
nerves, induces healthy, natural how of bile pre.
vents constipation without unduly purging the bowels
gently stimulates the circulation. and by promoting
vigorous condition of the physical system, promotes
Also that cheerfulnes which is the truest indication
we'll balanced condition of all the animal powers
For sale by all Druggists and Dealers generally u
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-01-27

THE NEW YORK sToCKMARKEr
Thefollow1ng are the opening and closing pr1oen
q the New York Stock Market to-day as reported
Especial wire TO II. Il Dodge $50 18th street
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-01-27

THE ARMY COURTS MARITAL az Dayld,s IslanA
New York harbor, Columbus barracks, Ohio, ana
Jefferson barracks, Missouri, have been ais
solved.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-01-27

A SUNDAY SCHOOL MASS MEETING-A meeting
OF The sunday schools OF the united churches ea6
OF the Capitol was held 1t DIR. Chesters church,
between IL and O'Clock to-day. Rev. Mr.. FaunO6
presided. The exercises were OF a very fnterog1,
Ing and Instructive character. The audience W.
larger than last week and very attentive.
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Dorsey should Travel.


From certain Indications about washington It Is
probable that Mr. Dorsey's health would De much
improved II he could join his friend Spencer In
Europe.
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To C1osE THEM Our.

Fifteen Per cent OF for cash on CARRIAGE ROBES
and WOODEN HORSE COVERS at the popular Har-
ness and Trunk Mandatory Of JAMES 8. TOPHAM
l23l Pennsylvania avenue. Trunks made TO ORDER re-
paired and covered promptly by good workmen i2S-lm
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Barbaritics PraciiCed at Sing Sina
Prison.

NEW YORK, JAM 27-EIihu r. Campbell. the ex-
keeper at Sing Sing and Clinton prisons and the
penitentiary at BackwelPS island testified today
before the assembly committee On states prisons
TO padding" at Sing Sing, the men being chained
in the screened cell until they became insane.
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No USE Fos THr1

CONCERNING CERTAIN RELICS OF THE PAST
DOGS THAT HAVE HAD THEIR DAY.
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CorroN. Corros,,
HOW TO MAKE MONEY.

LARGE SUMS ARE MADE IN RAILROAD STOCKS
LARGE SUMS ARE MADE IN MINING STOCKS.
But the fluctuations in the value of these are go great
and otentlmes fictitious that in the end more money
10 lost In handling them than lie made. STILL say what
We Will. the "chief d. sire of man" nowadays is to
MAKE MONEY!
As agent Of one Of the most responsible firms of COT
TON BROKERS in this country. to persons desiring to
invest money where the PRINCIPAL is safe and can be
Withdrawn at any time, aud where 1t win net from
Is TO 100 PER CENT. PROFIT
per annun. can offer the best opportunity they ever
had to makea
PERMANENT. PAYING INVESTMENT
10 show what can be done, and what am doing one
OF my customers has invested and received profits as
follows.
1882. Tr,o.t.a
NJ, Yc 81 lOO w
1,oo SOO w
lO0 W
80 SOO uO
1867, Net profits Oh investment
Nov. TO- Cash received. 1886 "a
Ooo' A'' 49l So
Total profits received ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 1927 GO
That the above statement not spasmodical and ex
ceptiona can prove to any person who will call at NV
Office All receive the same per cent profit OH their
investment. A. II. g. DAVIS,
Iao-Im $50 st. u. w.. Room 4.
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News Briefs.


The Dublin Ffee'nan's Journal announces that
neither Davftt, Heaey or Quinn, will consent 70
give bail They VIII consequently go 10 prison.
On December %, Gen. Barr10s rendered his resi-
nation, as the president OF Guatemala, but the -
sembly voted not TO acceptiI
The health OF N. T. Polk, ex-treasurer OF TN
Bessee, Is failing since his confinement In Jan
writ OF habeas corpus will be applied for
Yesterday morning the Milwaukee, Wis., couqgo
was partially destroyed by IRE.
The remains OF the three-year-0ld son Of th0
late DR.. Hawn,of New York, were cremated In tho
Lemoyne furnace at Washington. Pa, YESTERDAY.
The remains OF Gustave Dore were Inferred yeoI
eerday at the Cemetery OF Pere Ia Cha1sa Para
Alexander Dumas delivered the Grafton q -
grave
At Palestine, Texas yesterday, Maggie oregoey.
aged 20. committed suicide by throwing herself =
front OF freight train. because OF disappofnt-
Dent IN love.
The members OF Olive Baptist church, coloss1
at Lawrence, Mass. are exercised over the dcsess
ton or his mock hy their pastor, JaA Il HOWe
who took with him $50, the proceeds q . fan NJ
The government organ q the state q C.1eE14
Mexico, publishes q long article q ne choIeg1s
which has scourged the southern part Of the seatA
dispatch nom Vienna 0easeo hat the cao1no0
OF Vienna, Berlin, Rome and O. Petersburg haSo
agreed 70 accept IN pglncsple the views Of Enl4
0fanvtllA TIRE British foreign secretary, o. -
xgyptan Quc5(3on.
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A Murder Enveloped i'm Mystery,

WHOLESALERS, Pa, ian. 27.-Last night a we'll
known citizen OF NanticOke named Giles McFar-
land, was discovered lying on the street, with his
forehead crushed in by blow from some blunt
instrument. He died from the effects OF the wound
tniS morning. The crime is enveloped In mys-
terry, and not the slightest clue has yet been dis
covered.
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RANGE OF THE THERNoMETER-The follow1nl
were the readings at the Office of the chief signal
onicer to-day: am. g7.5o; IL am, 81 SO; 2pm.
$500. Maximum, $500; minimum, aA2o.
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Name.
Cen. Pacific.
49,


VTfE sEEADORsHIf CoHTEsTs-BowEN GKm rHn
COLORADO NOMINATION FOR THE LONG TEEN.
Balloting for U. s. Senators continued In the
legislatures OF Michigan. Minnesota and Nebraska
yesterday. In Michigan, the first ballot resulted:
Ferry. 46; Stout, a; Hannah. IA; wileta o; Han
chett. 8, the remainder scattering. In Minnesota
Window received 80 votes; Wilson, "a; Cobb 10:
Dunnell, 10; Hubbard, 6: scattering, "a In Ne.
braska on the thirty-frst ballot Boyd received s.
M1lard, 10; Thayer, Is; Saunders, II: Stickel Il:
Corv1n, IA, the rest scattering. In Colorado On
the third ballot, the republican senatorial caucW
nominated hon. T. N. Bowen, OF Rio Grande, for
United States Senator for the long term. No
nomination was made for the short term
THE VIRGINIA coURT or APPEALs AND MAHopn
telegram 20 the Baltimore American sayn
that the court OF appeals yesterday evidenCe1
their independence OF Malone by refusing TO elacf
j. ID. Brady clerk OF the court. The court decida6
TO retain the present clerk, G. Keith TAYLOR, a
nt-Mahonite. Brady was so sure OF getting tho
job that he rendered his resignation q few dayU
ago as United States collector OF Petersburg. He
has hastily recalled the resignation from Wash
ington.5
A RECOUNT.
recount OF votes in the nth Middlesex senal
torial district (Mass) unseats Senator Crowley
(dem) and gives his place 70 Allen (straight rep.h
leaving is democrats In the senate, 3 republicans
ana one vacancy.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-01-27

EAsToN, Pa, Jan. 2.-The fifty Hungarians
committed to jail here on Saturday last were re-
leased this morning on a writ OF habeas corpus
The were taken to Bangor and put to work or
the pennsylvania, Slatington and New England
railroad.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-01-27

UvHE CEILULOID TRUSS; THAT NEVER
breaks. never wears out. always Clean. and can la
0ora wh.le bathing. IL Tor sale as -
~ CHAS. FISHElpS
623 7th street northwest
- MRS. FISHER devosct her attention. to the wants
Ady Patrons. NIL
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A Dead Lock in the jersey City SchOO
Board.

JERSEY CITY, NJ. Jan. N.-The Jersey City
board OF education remained in session until 80
this morning vainly endeavoring to elect a success
sor to ex-Treasurer O'Sullivan, who resigned be-
cause unable to procure the SIS, 900 bond de-
handed The board is politically tied
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-01-27

CEILING OFF!
Firstcass Goods Of all our Woollens to make room
IOr NEW OPrlng GOODS. 136 7th st. n. ian24
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-01-27

JUDGE WYLIE AND Mr.. INGERsolL-In the star
route trial yesterday afternoon Mr. Ingersol again
offended Judge Wylie by loudly ejaculatan9
good !" at the end or one or the judges decis0nS
Judge Wylie said that slang OF that sort was out
OF place In a court OF justice. Mr.. lngersou pro.
TESTED that IL was not slang, and that his behavior
was as good as that OF any man In court he said
mat IL was q remark OF temporary approval
Judge Wyl1e said the remark was regarded g
slang In that court, and approval OF that Kind
could be dlSpen sed with there.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-01-27

NR. cLAGETT FOR DISTRICT CoMxmsIoNxR-It
was expected that . delegation OF prominent
business men OF Washington would cali upon the
ment OF Mr.. VIM. b. Clagett to be District Com
missioner, but ap 70 late hour this afternoon
tney nad not made their appearance The Presi-
cent mas received number OF letters from promf-
nent CITIZENS recommending Mr. Clagetrs appoint
men6 One was received to-day.
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WOODWARD & LOTHROP.
BOSTON DRY GOODS HOUSE.
921 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, eol
ja25
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LANs PROPOSED Fon kKMo1KlNa TIE OLD pa
Plans have been suggested for remodsline -
old portion OF the City Han building. and fur IT,
purpose the Attorney General has asked an appep.
pr1ation OF $4,000 Chief Justice Caso.
Yer desires 20 have it rearAnQ01
and reconstructed inside ana OUT .
as 10 make IL conform 20 the new part Th0
Appropriation asked for, however II Is thouQh6
VIII hardly be sufficient The rooms occupied -
the clerk In the east wing are being rearranc11
Tor the occupancy OF the marshal and when -
work now being done is completed will make veFY
handsome Office rooms. Thiswork is being don
out or the repair fund The plan sur.
gested for remodeling the old building M
Itch II Is understood is approved by the Chisf
Ju tce, contemplates the destruction OF the steua
an projected porticoes In front OF the east ana
west wings and close up the entrances therN
This. IL Is thought, viii be an architectural IN.
provement as the present wall running atom
the top OF the steps obstructs the view OF t.
columns OF the porticoeS The corridors In t.
center OF the wings will also be dono
away with, and the space thrown into large apart.
ments The main entrance 20 the building WIN
then be at the central portico. There will be O
terrace running east and west from this port1cA
terminating at the wings. and an entrance 70 eacS
wing at the side, communicating with this t..
race The roof win be entirely RECONSTRUCTED
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shtpwrccks and Loss Of Life.

LONDON Jan. 2.-The bark Admiral Prinz Adal-
bert is ashore at Mumbleshead, Wales. A lfe-boat
which went out TO rescue was stove In and six OF
the crew OF the lIfe-boat were drowned. A large
steamer Was wrecked to-day near Twansew. The
crew persisted.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-01-27

ARRAIGNED.-To-day,in the Criminal Court Mat.
thew Lawson, cOlored, Indicted for grand larceny.
In taking from d. A. Mccarthy 81 060 In bonds and
money on November 29th last pleaded not guilty.
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MorToN FOR BILL OF PARTICULARS GRANTED
Inc case OF w. n Fuller agt Mackall, admins
traitor, was before the Circuit Court to-day ar
motion or defendant for bill OF particulars. ThG
piaintn sues for services In attending to the bus
ness or Mrs. Helen Stewart, deceased. from Jan
uary, 1870. TO june 1882, claiming $40. Tha
defendant claims that the bill does not even dis.
close the character or the services performed, and
the court holding that the terms were too yaCu1
granted the motion.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-01-27

The DIAMOND SwrNDLERs SENT FoR.-This morn
Ing Detective Voss was dispatched to Baltimore
With copy or the indictment issued by u. s. Dia-
trct Attorney Corkhill, with Instructions TO bring
70 this city the two confidence men, Joseph
Chas. Henekas, OF this city, out OF &iOO-a loan On
some diamonds, which proved to be valuelesS
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I'd Edition.
Latest T6lGglanS to The Star

Fatal Fire In q Tenement House.
NEW YORK, Jan 27.-This morning a IRE broke
out In the basement OF q low, tumble-1own tene-
ment In Leonard street The IRE did but little
damage, but an inmate OF the place, Bessie Tur-
ner was found sunocated by the smoke and partly
burned. The woman was dead when taken out
Sac was one of class OF low Characters that fire.
quented the place.
Other Fires.
BURLINGTON, VT, Jan. ga collision OF two
railroad cars, one containing kerosene, which ex-
ploded, caused a disastrous IRE at Winooskf. VT,
this morning, the flames communicating to some
large wooden store-houses near the railroad track,
and burning up property valued at $l2s 900
NRw YORK, JAN "a fire occurred this morn
ing at No l22 Fulton street, the third noor &C.
cupied as mandatory OF Jewelry boxes by
stock OF about $4,000
WATERBURY. VT. Jan. 27-The furniture store OF
Alpha Anterior, the Davis block and ID. b. Coles,
hardware and provision store, were burned last
night T,,ur, x..s 70, c,.. NJ.
shoe nail and shoe factory was burned this morn
ing. Los SCI 500; fully insured.
LYNN, Jan. N.-The total loss by the IRE last
night is $4,000 c. S. Sweetzer's loss on the build
Ing Is 5000, and on stock Ss4 600
HASTINGS. ONT, JAN s7.-Peters' wooden factory
ation). were burned to-day. Loss, $4,000
Dead Lock in the Jersey City school
JERSEY CITY, NJ, Jan. N.-The Jersey City
board OF education remained in session until 80
SAiio IiOt uiHs Sdluly 10 eject success
sor to ex-Treasurer O'Sullivan who resigned be-
cause unable to procure the SIS, 600 bond de-
manded. The board is politically tied
shtpwrccks and Loss Of Life.
LONDON, Jan. N.-The bark Admiral Prinz Adal-
bert Is ashore at umbleShead, Wales. lfe-boat
which went out to rescue was stove In and six OF
the crew OF the llfe-boat were drowned. A large
steamer Was wrecked to-day near Twansew. The
crew persisted.
Barbaritics Praciiced at Sing Sing
Prison.
NEW YORK, Jan. 2.-Elihu r. Campbell, the ex-
keeper at Sing Sing and Clinton prisons and the
pententiary at BlackwelS island, testified today
before the assembly committee en- states prisons
TO padding" at Sing Sing, the men being chained
In the screened cell until they became insane.
A Murder EnvelOped i'm Mystery.
WnKESBARRE, PA. ian. 2.-Last night a WELL
known citizen OF Nantlcoke, named Giles McFar-
land, was discovered lying on the street, with his
forehead crushed in by blow from some blunt
instrument. He died from the effects OF the wound
this morning. The crime is enveloped In mys-
terry, and not the slightest clue has yet been dis
covered.
Imprisoned IIungarfans Released.
EAsTON, Pa, Jan. 2.-The fifty Hungarians
committed to jail here ON Saturday last were re-
leased this morning on a writ OF habeas corpus
The were taken to Bangor and put to work on
the pennsylvania, Slatington and New England
railroad.
Wall Street To-day.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-01-27

Mr. Geo. s. Prfndle, representing the lie Dru0e
Park Company, has filed a written protest WITH
the District Commissioners against the telephooo
company erecting poles along Boundary stroe6
towards the entrance OF that park
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CHAUNCEY ]. REED.
h-13 z33 SEVENTH STREET NORTHWEST.

HALLEr DAVIS & Co.'S PIANOS.
ASELECTED STOCK OF THESE SUPERB PIANOS
NEW STYLES. LOW PRICES.
EASY TERMS. IT n
COME Nd SEE THEM. -
II. l. SUMNER, Sll 9th street northwest
Square and Baby Grand to order. SIG
DEATHS ORGANS n STOPS, SI25. PIANOS.
- S2y4 30. Factory running day and night. Cata-
Ioyue free. Address DANIEL F. BEATTY. Washing
bDn. ~ }. ms
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Twas told the other day that the stoppage OF the
elevated trains on the Sixth Avenue road was only
temporary affair, and that 1t was done with the
purpose OF depreciatfng the value OF uptown
property on the west side. It was said that Jay
Gould and others having power In the ward had
formed q pool to buy up large lots Of property In
that vicinity. and In order to get It cheaply they
were making the occupants OF the houses there
as uncomfortable as possible. AS soon as they
have secured all the property they desire the
and up will go the prices OF houses far up town.
The majority OF men pass their evenings in the
heart OF the city, where the clubs and theaters
are located. The expense OF cab, or the delay OF
acold ride In horse Car, becomes unendurabie to
those who live tar up town, and the result Is that
ates uptown property. The elevated roads sought
TO exempt themselves nom taxes by talking OF
the good they had done in giving an impulse to
to onset the good already done. and to prevent i-
prOvement In the future
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PROSPECTIVE 1MrRoyEMENTs-Mr. f. II. Paino
mas purchased from Mr.. Corcoran piece OF groun1
corner or 10th and streets, opposite St johns
churcn, and will erect there six-Sory fiat buiid.
Ing. Mr.. Washington Mclean Is having plan1
prepared for nne re sidence on the north side q
street, near 10th, adjoining the residence a
Gen Hazen.
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Fashion Notes.

NSyLt, =; - "a, 49,,
- 's'''" ''''"''"'"'e
House caps are trimmed with feathers.
Fruit bonnets have disappeared in PlrIs.
Leo q, mpt,or sIcovos avn vo,, IN p,r;.
die
on'''-s"H' anu sa''hs VIII oe worn this
Co''SeI- uo"h yeiloN Is the lates, IN
oo'ors'
Crocus white Ia the Ia,est sbodo f,r
or'da' dresses
A gold fish represents a fayo,i,o device
in lace pins.
u. :.
bonnets tip-tilted forward.
r,..p.;ooo.. 90 w.,oo
80, ..,-'' 80 N0's"'' VI O'''A