Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-03-07
The Treasury Robbery Cases.
PROCEEDINGS IN THE CRIMINAL CoUI

PROCEEDINGS IN THE CRIMINAL COURT
To DAY.
To day, In the Criminal Court Jujpe
Macarthur, the District A ttorney callcj the
cases OF b. b. Halleck, w. III. Ottman and r.
W. Brown, charged with the larceny of
$1,000 from the United States Treasury in
Mr.. Merrick, who appears with Hon. Matt.
Carpenter for Gilman, asked that the case be
Pos pos S ed on account OF his (Ms) health.
case for Wednesday, 18th inst.
Mr.. Henkle asked that the case of Mr. Hal
JACK be set for one O'Clock, which was agreed
10.
PoSrPoNMENT
At 100 o'clock the case of Halleck was
again calledmDistrict Attorney Wells and
Hon: Jere Wilson prosecuting and Gen.
Henkle for the accused.
Gen. Henkle stated that several indict-
ments had been found against his client-the
last containing four counts charging himwfth
larceny, secreting stolen property embezzIe-
ment and receiving and concealing embeZ-
the last Indictment with the Others. and he
understood that the District ATTORNEY in
tended to move for consolidation of all the
The court remarked that on account of his
indispc sition the argument would have to be
deferred until tomorrow.
MUSICAL, DRAMATICAI AND ORAropI-
CAL P0n But01cs C0nceTts-Hans Won Bu-
low, the world-renowned pianist, will give
Two grand concerts at Lincoln Hall, tO-mor-
row evening and Thursday afternoon. The
programmes Will not only display the varied
excellencies of this great virtuoso, but will
present TO the listener the richest gems of
classic and modern art, embracing selections
f,om Bach, Gluck. Haydn, Beethoven,
Weber, Schumann, Raft, Chopin, Liszt, ct
al. Won Bulow is equally at home in the
widest rhapsodies of List. His interpretc-
lions OF Beethoven are revelations. Miss
lizzie Cronyn, charming vocalist, will
sing some OF the finest gems of the masters,
and altogether these concerts will afford a
great treat to lovers OF the best and highest
music.
Willard HdA.-Rev. Moncure d. Conway,s
lecture on the "Devil," last evening, was
very mastery effort, full of interest and In
StrnclloI; Tonight he will deliver his last
lecture, which by many is considered his best:
and Statesmen"
Lincoln Hau.-Miss Phoebe Couzins will
lecture this evening on daylight for Eve;
or, Higher Education for Woman" This
lecture, wherever delivered, has met with
success, and Miss Couzins' ability insures a
large and satisfied audience.
The Phillips Morgan Concert. The organ and
vocal concert, to be given tonight by Mr..
Geo. w Morgan and Miss Adelaide Phillips.
at the Congregational church, will undoubt-
eddy be q very enjoyable entertainment.
Inc high reputation attained by both is
enough TO insure large audience, and the
selections for this evening will allow them
TO appear TO the best advantage.
Acddsny Of Music, (Baltimore.)-A special
train will run TO Baltimore and return this
evening, on the b. & o. r. R., for the benefit
of those wishing to attend the grand charity
concert at the Academy OF Music The train
leaves Washington at p. m, returning after
the concert-at IL p. m.
National ThedteT.-The interesting play of
"Pique" will be presented again tonight.
The company may give us some of the other
plays for which they are celebrated before
the close OF this week.
1heater CbpdQue-Mr. Sid Smith, in the ex-
citing play Under Ball." is quite q card at
tie cosy Comique. The variety performance
this week is, as usual, good
MEDICAL DEPARTMENT., COLUMBIAN
UNiVERSlTY.-The annual commencement
l5ith SESSION. of the medical department Of
dne Columbian University will take place
week at O'Clock. The programme, inter-
spersed with music by Weber's orchestra,
VIII De as follows: Prayer; comforting of de-
Erees; address to graduating class, by Prof.
y, II Frlstoe, A. NJ, LII. D.; valedictory, by
Charles l.. Dana. NJ. d benediction. The
graduates are: William NJ. Backus. Yer
mont; Tarleton II: Bean, Penn; Charles L.
s. Dye, New York; Chas ii. ]. Linskey. Va:
samuel j. Newman, Charles J. Nourse Ma,
ryland; Eames b. Rankin, Gustavus l..
EEletz, Robert W. Shufeldt. jr., District of
Columbia; Charles Smith, Mass
BUILDING AssoCIATIoNs.-At the fartr.
seventh monthly meeting Of the Republic
at the Young mems Christian Associati ton
lecture room, the secretary sold adyances
amounting TO % 700 at an average premium
OF los per cent At the previous meeting the
average rate of premium was I36 per cent.
The first monthly meeting OF the Home
Mutual Building Association was held last
evening at SeDgerbund hall, corner sth and
streets northwest, and after q large num-
Der OF shares had been subscribed for, ten
shares OF stock were advanced upon at is.
DURAHG's RHEUMATIC REMEDY liz taken
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