Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-11-10

HTS INTERVIEW WITH THK sKcRErARy OF STATE
In the interview at the Department OF state TIFF,
afternoon Secret Try Freaaghuysen asked Nj.
George II he desired the government Go take any
further steps n the matter OF obtaining reparaon
from the Eaghsh government for the treatment
ne had received while in ireland. Mr. George
replied that he aid not that as Tar as he indiyi,.
ally was concerned he was perfectly satisfied with
the apology England had made, ana that ne would
make no claim for damages He further satd
that ne had called the attention OF the authorities
mere 10 the matter In the FIRST place simply 10
show the treatment American cftizens are
apt 70 receive at the hands OF the authorities in
Ireland While In the matter or dollars and cents
he considered IL very trivial affair." In rrinc,ple
IL was a very serious one. The Secretary showed
him the correspondence which had taken place
the subject and he lNr. George) considered II OF
such tone as every American citizen would con-
slider just and right
COURT BUSINESS To-DAY.-In the Court In Gen.
Garland was concluded In johnson agI Randall,
the judgment below was reversed, nd the case Of
Burr aRt. Beach was taken up.
In the Circuit Court. Judge Macarthur, to-day,
the case or Moulton agt Oberheim was referred,
ana In Scott agt Stewart ct al and Eaton agt
Snepnerd' verdicts were rendered for Defendants
MISTAKE AND NO THkFT-The horse and buggy
belonging 10 Mr.. keleher which was supposed had
been stolen by q man TO whom the Gillian minis.
ter entrusted It. an account OF which given in
cry stable, where it was left by mistake.
Mr.. HENRY GEORGE, the land and labor reorrmer.
arrived here this afternoon at one O'Clock dss-
egation OF the Federation OF Labor was ready 10
receive him, but owing 10 a misunderstanding re-
garding the time OF arrival Messrs kenaday ana
Edmonston only were present Mr.. George who
Is accompanied by his wife, will be the guest uf
Capt and Mrs. Mullen, on Connecticut avenue.
Local Notes.
Messrs Ross J. Dean to-day, for Catherine
Kaiser. entered Suif 10 Met "a
Insurance company, 70 recover 81 Co., the amount
issued on the life OF the husband OF plainti0
Adam Kaiser, who died In August last
The case OF Samuel ID. Palmer charged with re.
ceiving goods from Jno. r Mansfield, under false
pretenses by presenting a false draft on a bank
Ia Kansas, where he had no money, was called in
the Police Court this morning and continued az
the request OF Mr.. Moore, In order that he might
get witness who is a nonresident Counsel FOR
defense claim that the draft was not 70 be pre-.
sented until q certain date.
An old colored man, named Henry Davis was
taxed $40 this morning for INDUCING In the lux
ury OF razor carrying. He was sent down In de-
ault OF the nne.
Six small boys were before Judge Smell this
morning charged with petit larceny or a lot OF
preserves, spoons, and other articles from tho
house OF Mr. Julien Tapp, OF No. l4ll 10th street.
Ihey were arrested by Sergeant Amiss ana
PRIVATE Mckenzie, who state that last Tuesday,
when Mr. Tapp went home 10 vote, boys got into
MS mouse ana carried on articles The case Was
continued for q hearing.