Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-01-14
Political IGI,:ll5Mggcry.

To the Editor of HE EVENING STAR.
Is all the Indignation recently expressed bv cor
tain democrats, and particular republicans outside
OF the state OF Ohio at the defeat of Pendeton and
the election to the United States Senate OF Mr.
Payne. OF Cleveland, genuine ~ sincere? Is Mr.
Pendleton the only representative or advocate of
honest government and civil service reform In the
United States. OF in the democratic ranks In Ohio
as certain republican organs would have the public
believe? Has Mr.. Payne's carecr-personal and 20
itica-during period OF seventy years been SO de-
graded "a TO make 1t probable that lie Will prove, 10
be an unit associate for the immaculate members
OF the Senate or his own party and OF the OpnOS
ton? May 1t not be promised that majority of
the members OF the legislative assembly OF ohio
are as honest and capable OF Judging wisely as
to the requirements OF the hour as outsiders? For
instance. as those sOcailed democratic political
leaders In New York, who have thrice lost the state
publican candidate for President? Reference to
the back files of some OF your esteemed contpmpO-
rarics will show that certain organs which are to-
day "sick unto tpoliticaD "death" on account OF
the omission OF Pendleton and the return OF an
other rich man to the Senate We're not filled with
dread and apprehension at the elections OF sharon,
the Millers, of New York and California; Williams
OF Oregon; Ames. OF Mississippi; Sabin Kellogg
Tabor, chanee, Bowen, Saunders and others.
CONSISTENCY.
REAL ESTATE TR.NsFERs.-Deedst in fee have been
recorded asfollows: Emile VI. Halstead to Clement
7. s Marshal, TO A. G. Clark, pit. 50. 5s5: s1O5
Helen Tanner to W. Shidy lot F. So 694: 81 zoo. &c.
w. Renshaw TO F. o. Hnkley and f. C. Williams
estate devised to Emma Renshaw in trust; s.
Clement Pearson to Helen Mcdowell. lot 1872 So
675; $1.25n. H. Spalding to John T. Arms pit. g. so.
504; $1,000. W. Pettibone to ThOs G. Hersey, pt II.
So 263; 1880; Joseph Guesta, OF Italy. to David
Hall Rice, pit. %. sub OF lots - to Is, So 2Si:
s;1o,sle; J; L; Hodge to Carrie 3. Evans,
Eva Evans TO s Evans sub lot ST. c az
Daniel keyes to James 7. Bradford, e. 4 B. block s,
Meridian Hill; $3.50 Matilda w. Stanton to joseph
n SnFanCV n cub 1nfS In
B. sub. OF part OF Prospect H 81, IT'S. l. Frederick
ct al to II. NJ. Brush, part lot /, SO. 7S7; s. So
ph1a A. Weiser to Elenora Hayden, part l, So. 421;
5. J. Patch ct al, trustees, to Jacob H. Kerry
So. 1O7: 1875. c.. j. Hllyer to Ed. Smith, parts
&c and 81, SUBJ So &c. s.. $50. j. 7. vinson ct al to
George E. Mitchell, part 10, SO. $751; 81 619 Louisa
T. Mitchell to f. f. Mason, lot +, So. 31S $4,000
Patch Miller. trustees, to l. Means and j. Kengla
lots 3 to 6, So a3l; $3.50.
FIVE YEARS IN THE PENITENTIARY.-Saturlay
afternoon, In the Criminal Court, Judge Wyle, the
motion for new trial in the case OF Robert Dent.
Abraham NJ. Smith and Pleasant White, convicted
OF highway robbery, was Overruled, and they were
each sentenced to five years at hard labor In the
state prison at Concord, NH. These men were
George w. Emmert, in November last, principally
on the evidence OF Wash Meredith, a progressed ac-
complete. The judge, In his remarks to the iury.
noted that the testimony OF Meredith was corrObO-
rated IN many important particulars
INJUNCTION IN PATENT CAsE.-In the case of
Emanuel w. Woodruff agt- the National Shelf and
File company, which has been on hearing In the
General Term for some time, the Court in General
Term to-day made decree affirming the Judgment
OF the Equity Court granting an Injunction against
the File company tOprevent the Infringement of his
patents, and made the Injunction perpetual