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The Evening critic., 1882-04-17
THE COURTS,

COURT IL GENERAL TERM-Chiet Justice
Cartier and Justices Hagner, Cox and James,
latch VS.. Whltei judgment below affirmed; /;
opinion by Justice Hagner; ef-Justlce,dis-
sented. Grote vs.. oHare; decree below af-
Grmed; opinion by Justice James. United
states, eH-rel. John II. Thompson, VS.. District
Of Columbia; mandamus denied. Browning
vs.. District Of Columbia; decree below af-
hrmed; opinion by Justice Cox. Poole Hume
VS.. Daily and Daily VS.. Daily; decree re-
versed and sent back to divide proceeds be-
tween parties; opinion by Justice Cox. Myers
VS.. Myers; decree directing how fund shall be
distributed; opinion by Chief-Justicc. Sim
mons vs.. Cingira; decree below reversed and
cause remanded. Adjourned sine die.
CIRCUIT CouRr-Justice MacArthur.- -Stod-
dard Bro; vs.. Day; verdict for defendant for
S2lO. Walker vs.. Beam judgment for defend
ant; one cent damages. Williams vs.. Blsbee 4:
judgment by default. Joice vs.. Howland oi
al; on hearing.
The Evening critic., 1882-04-17
National Hotel Arrivals.

@. II. Fairbanks, Fla; Robert H. Taylor,
Texas Jas. II. Vaughan, Springfield, Mo-.
Chas. W. Ferree, Kansas City, Mo-; Hon. L.
Romero, n. NJ; ]. r. Dawson and wife, n. c.;
n. ii. MILAN, Norfolk, Va. John NJ Swift and
wlfs, n. y; Mrs. A. Thorn, n. "; ], II. Rowell,
Phila.; O. q. Pitcher, H.; S. G. CLARK aud Wife,
Lake Village, n. H.; DR.. J. r: Hayes, Harris
burg, Pa; George Ii. Irwin, Harrisburg, Pa;
Charles IL. Amsden, Flsherville, N. H.; ID.
Arthur Brown, fisheryillo, N. H.; Alex. Hun
Ter, Val l. ID. Mast, N. Y; s. S. Mathews, De-
troiti S. NJ, siesol n. Y; n. D. Prentice, n, ~
W. W. Lord, Ir, Harrisburg, Pa. II. Cranston,
Ga.i Judge Il. Ford, Nd. Z, NJ. Append, Rich.
mond, Va; Frank Baldwin, n. "; n. NJ.
Leader, Willlamsport, Pa; Judge George f..
Haywood, W. Va C. g. b. stiles, W. Va, Jas.
z. Langetooth and wife, Phlla.; Jno. S. McClus-
koy, pittsbulg, Pa; J. ?. Pugh, n. o.; o. j.
Hopkins, Toledo, Ohio; A. o. Pate, Va; Richard
L. Brandt, Nd. A. Il. Dicker, n. "; G.. II.
Laurence, n. "; VIM. L. Jackson, IT,, Augusta,
Ga; l.. Kimmel, Lafayette, Ind; j. LaMoure,
d. r.; f. Muriin, d. T.; A. q. Yenland, N. y;
g. II. Kline and Wife, Little Dick, Rogers
Comedy Co.. S. Wolfenstein, n. "; VIM. j.
Robertson, Va; VIM. Drukster and wife, Phila.,
Judge Il. Lyle Dickey, Chieagoi II. M. Greene,
Va.
NObby spring Pants 10 Order, $3.50.
Hamburger's, 6l5 Pennsylvania avenue.
The Evening critic., 1882-04-17
Motion 10 Quash Indictments Against
John III. MURPHY.

In the case of John II. Murphy, indicted for
larceny ana robbery, Colonel William A. Cook,
counsel for the defendant this morning filed
a motion to quash all four Of the indictments
against his client, on the ground that no order
was made by the presiding Justice OF the De-
cember term OF the court for witnesses 10 be
sworn IN the cause, that being the term at
which the Indictment was found; that IL did
not appear that any OF the witnesses We're
sworn I'm open court; that the witnesses We're
not directed by the presiding Justice OF the
court 10 be sworn 10 testify in this case. The
argument on the motions was set down for
hearing on Wednesday next.
The Evening critic., 1882-04-17
CentenniaI of Irish Independence.

The celebration Of this event, under the au-
spices Of the clan-na-Gael, at Abners Hall to-
night promises to be one Of the most inter-
esting and best attended affairs of the season.
The exhibition OF views Of Irish scenery and
famous places includes many especially got
ten up for the occasion. The musical and
literary programme contains selections from
the most popular American and Irish music
and poetry. Some of our most eloquent Com
gressional and other speakers will deliver ap-
propriate addresses. An additional number
Of invitations have been issued in consequence
of the exhaustion of those first ordered, and
may be obtained from members of the associ-
alton. The entertainment will be the last
given by the Clanna-Gael this season.
The Evening critic., 1882-04-17
An Indian Mceiiup

At the request OF Mrs. Bishop Andrews, presi-
dent Of the District of Columbia branch of the
Woman's Indian Association, a large meeting
was held at 3 p. m. yesterday at Gorsuch NJ
E. Church, to discuss the indian question.
The pastor, Rev. william II. Laney, conducted
the exercises, and speeches were made by j..
W. Meatchett, DR.. L. A. Bland and Professor
b. q. Hobs, of the Quaker Indian committee. At
the close the congregation, on motion of Dr..
Bland, voted TO authorize the pastor TO sign for
This church The petition to Congress to keep all
treaties with and deal justly by the Indians.
The Evening critic., 1882-04-17
Homogeneous.
rson Gordon and Maria Swami.

Anderson Gordon and Maria swami
Benjamin Belt and Minnie GIL.
Charles NJ. Aylor, of Culpeper County, Va,
and Mamie Il. Hawkins, of Rappahannock
County, Va.
Amos West, of Montgomery County, Nd and
Marian G.. Cross, of Georgetown, d. G.
Joseph L. Capps, of Richmond, Va, and
Martha A. Derby. of Buffalo, Va.
Clayton A. Edelin, and Sallie L. Kersey, both
of Prince George County, Md
II, |, Meader and Molly Duuan.
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Grace M. Z. Church.

Yesterday was another grand day for the
aboye-named church. The morning Sunday
school was exceedingly interesting. Thirty
four new scholars Joined the school. The
pastor, Rev. j. @. Hagey, preached eloquent
sermons 10 crowded houses both morning and
evening, and the young peoples meeting, at q
O'Clock, led by Major Hall, was largely at
tended. AT the morning service several Joined
the church-some on certificates from Hamline
and others ON probation.
The pastor and his people are thoroughly in
earnest IN the good work, and n revival ser
vice VIII be held every evening this week.
"Grace p" bids fair TO soon become one OF the
most influential and leading churches In the
northern part OF the city.
The Evening critic., 1882-04-17
EROM GEORGETOWN.
s3Gay st.

90 NdY %
Gantlemen.
Having used Browns Iron Bit
ters, certify that it did me a
great deal OF good. IL was rec
commended to me by DR.. Geo. b.
Lockhart, Of this city.
JAMES KING.
Browns Iron Bitters Is a true
assistant 10 nature In restoring
the system TO perfect health, ere
ates strength, tones the nerves. ]
The Evening critic., 1882-04-17
UeaI Estate Transfers.

william Birney, to Minnie Schofer, for
s7631, lot 8, square 106. Francis Dick, 70
W. E. Hill, for 81, part of lot 5, square 3i3.
L. G. Dyson, 10 Anna Kemp, for $500, lot l.
square 9S6. p. L. Dye, trustee, to $. sprigs
Belt, for S2,310, land Of the late G. X. Belt.
JAMES EDWARDS was to-day appointed a
constable by the Court in Danc, vice W. II.
Bennett, deceased.
The Evening critic., 1882-04-17
A RGyaI DiSplay,

A stock Of Wines whiskies and brandies and
other liquors, and Of the choicest brands of
cigars can be secured always at james Tharps
famohs stand, SIS street northwest. Tharps
liquors are celebrated for their purity and
excellence, and one can never complain at his
pIfcps.
The Evening critic., 1882-04-17

The second witness was Colonel Fleming,
VINO testified 10 the destruction OF his safe aud
10 previously seeing three OF them in and
around his office on Friday and regarding
them os suspicious characters.
Detective McDeyitt was called, and gave n
brief outline Of the course pursued by the de-
tectives in making the arrest.
Tho Government thon submitted Its case,
and Mr. Smith, for the defense, made an argu-
n M
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FINANCIAL.
To-da,,s stock Quotations.

The following observations OF tho transac,
tlons in the financial market to-day, together
with opening and closing quotations, are fur
nished by the banking house of H. d. Cooke, jr.,
L Co, 112O T street, Washington, D. c.:
The Evening critic., 1882-04-17
The Fan and Rroom Drill.

By urgent request the fan and broom drill,
musical and literary selections and dancing,
under the auspices of the ladies of the Phil
harmonic Society, will be repeated at Masonic
Temple on Thursday evening next
Professor Carpenters marvellous psycholo-
glcal experiments at Willard Hall continues
10 attract immense and Interested audiences.
The Evening critic., 1882-04-17
In lhe store of MIN. Yeerhom

can be found large line OF paperhangiDg and
window shades. Also an extensive assort-
ment OF mouldings for picture frames and cor
nfn
The Evening critic., 1882-04-17

LA fLEuR's EXoRETER has in the short
time IL has beon In the market, by Its wonder
ful cures In Baltimore, testified to by large
numbers of the best citizens caused more ex-
element among the aftieted than any medl-
cine ever placed before the public, and caused
La Fleur Il Co. 10 procure increased factory
room and additional machinery 10 meet the
demand they have for II. See advertisement
In another column.
The Commissioners have issued am order
closing the alley extending north and south
through square 100.
The Evening critic., 1882-04-17
EiseInau Rros..

clothiers and tailors, corner Seventh and L,
are continually adding 10 their attractions In
every department Of their vast establishment.
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JAIL.

and getting a secondhand one. Katzensten is the
clothing at the cheapest price, and that price Is
plainly marked on every garment, and no devia-
tion is made in any case, so you always know what
you are doing. Such clothler is certainly n great
curiosity, and II Katzensteins popularity in WASH
crowds all over the country as it does at $40 Sew
enth street. apo
The Evening critic., 1882-04-17
BURGLARS WHO BLuNDtRED.
The burglars on Trial.

In nc Police Court this morning the four
burglars we're called up out Of tho dock, and
answered TO the names 4 Thomas Jones, alias
Wood, ldwGrl Moroll, Charles Wood, alias
Collie. Nj. G. N. Smith appeared for the de-
tense. The -four men listened 90 the informa-
ton charging them with making IN ASSAULT
with intent 70 XIII, on Sergeant T. Brook Amiss,
of tho Sixth Precinct, and pleaded not guilty.
Sergeant Amiss was the first witness called,
and testified minutely to the details OF his
encounter On Friday night with tho four men,
which was fully described IN Saturdays
CRITIC.
He identified Ed Morcll as the man whom
lie nrst saw and Charles Lille us the one who
etrurx him with the blnrkfncz.
The Evening critic., 1882-04-17
ADJUSTMENTS.
Il oRD's OPERA. ROusH

II MONDAY, APRIL u
THAT ahich .a native sall is best Longieiow.
The 1iiunic-Itn la OF the Stage
MINNIE PALMER. MI BOBT L. GRAHAM,
u william Gills Musical Comedy Of
IY SWEETHEART
supported by the
JOHN r. ROGERS COMEDY COMPANY.
MINNIE PALMER MATINEE "WEDNESDAY.
CHARMING FEATURES.
most appropriate National Souvenir. steel
eugraHlur oi Inc President of the United states
VIII hc given 90 each patron.
Between The FIRST ana second acts Master Max
EcnciN ,agcu l6l, who created such firore 10
New YORK with d. Damrosch's orchestra during
tie May festival, win render one Of his famous
violin solos.
Ncxi weol., Arrl &c u. Hess Acme Opera
q
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Washington, D. c., April 15 iss2. iss '''' '''''

Later in the day Mr.. Reed called upon the
District Attorney and inquired II he had
received a communication from Guiteau, and
was told that he had. He was then asked II
he had taken any action in the matter.
District Attorney Corkhill said that no had
not. lie had also received noto the week
previous from Mr. Scovillo stating his
inability to procure assistance, ana that he
should argue tho case IN the General Term.
The District Attorney stated that he should
take no steps In the matter, but when tho
case came up in the Court I'm General Term,
he should recognize the counsel tha; he found
The Evening critic., 1882-04-17
AUCTION SALES.
7 r. coIDwELI,
Ancnonea

Il T. coLDwEL1,
TRUsTEFs' SALE or A TWO. STORY nnT0K
i1Mk ~ Ne ~ ,.M foORAND-A-HAbF
~ viIige ofo decd of trust dated December 10.
sle, q scq. one Of the land records Tor the Ds,
uict nf Coipmhiat aud at the request Of the -
holder ofthe note, we Will sell AT public auc- fl1
Hon. in front of the premises, on sATU II Fs.a
DAY, thc29in day of April \, ID. 1882, 0t i.8J
b arcol of land and premises situate in Nasning-
ion City. District Of fColuuba, viz, the sonth sew.
twclve 15j. In square numbered Ave hundred and
ib.Tty-iour l53j, together with the improve
Terms onc.thlrd cash. balance in sIx anl
twelve months amer date, with interest a. seven
rfoperty sold or all cash Mt purchasers option,
600 cash gt time Of sale. Terms Of sale must be
compiled With IN ten Gays from day OF sale; AL
BRAtNARD II. WARMER,
CHARLES Il. PEARSON,
DY VIRTUE of deed of trust, dated February
ID sS AID 1875 and duly recorded IN liners ssi, foe
Of Columbia, and upon the request Of the ..s-,,
party secured thereby, / will sell at puhlicN:gS
iSn e h 81 'as syp G apf a. e. y ss 81
o'clock =. m, al that certain piece or parcel Of
~ lot numbered 80. In recorded subdivision OF
sqGaIe numher nine hundred aud eighty-seven.
ct SIX ard Twelve months with six per cent. inter-
Sp i %M w. EpTGaF Il pTTGrfHnfFeFT Trasec ass
IlN VIRTUE of n deed of trust. dated
- June q, ISL to me recorded In liber No: ssl.
folio l3i. ct sea, one OF the land records OF the
District Of Columbia, shall offer at public -
sale, on THURSDAY, the goth day Of April, ff#5
lss2 at o'clock p. M, In front Of the prem Nl:I
lecs, pant Of lot numbered seven IN square num-
bored SIX hundred and thirty-iour beginning 1T
The northwest corner of lot numbered seven and
running thence southerly thirty.seven feet and
one inch; thence enstwardy by a line drawn
parallel with the division line between said lot
seven and lot eight nfty-onc feet, four and one
half nches thence by, a straight line drawn TO
intersect the aforesaid line at distance OF hity
one feet, ten inches ftom the aforesaid northwest
corner Of said lot seven; thence by said division
line TO the beginning, together with the I'M
IroVcmCnts.
Terms Of sale, one fourth cash. balance In six,
twelve and eighteen months after day ofsale with
interest and If these terms are not complied wilh
IN five days after sale. the property Will be resolh
after FIVE days notice, to be published In THR
CRITIC. -
JAMES N CALLAN,
auCd&ds Trustee.
The Evening critic., 1882-04-17
Committed in Default OF Bonds.

Judge Smell said that he would require
$1,000 bonds from each man for his appear
ance. Bonds in that amount could not be fur
The Evening critic., 1882-04-17
AMUSEM ENTS.
EOri,N Onera-HOuSe

Pretty little Minnie Palmer appears Tonight
and every evening during the week at the
Opera-House. In connection with the beauti-
full musical comedy Of "My Sweetheart" as
presented by Miss Minnie Palmer, Mr. II. L.
Graham and the John II. Rogers Comedy Com
pany, arrangements have been made for the
first appearance in this city OF the renowned
violinist, Master Max BendiX, aged sixteen,
whe created such u furore in New York with
Dr.. Damrosch's orchestra during the May fes-
tival. He VIII, commencing tonight and con
tinuing throughout the week, render one OF
his famous violin solos between the first and
second acts.
The National.
The most extensive and In all respects the
most perfect opera comique company in Amer
lea IS that which this week appears at the Ma
uonal under the management of Mr. John A.
McCanll. Neither care nor expense has been
spared to perfect this combination, and the
result is success in every respect The rep
ertoire is most attractive, consisting OF "Pl-
rates Of Penzance," "olivette," "The Mas
cote" and 'sThe Snake Charmer," the four
most popular operas on the stage. The artists
are the most distinguished in their lines upon
the stage. Tonight 'The Pirates" will be
played. Tomorrow Catherine Lewis Will ap-
pear in "Oliyette."
National Theatre.
Miss Catherine Lewis having been sud
denly summoned TO New York by telegraph
TO give evidence In her suit with the Comey-
Barton Combination, the favorite opera of
''The Pirates of Penzance" will be substituted
for "Olivette" tonight, and Will be presented
with the following very strong cast: Piute
King, James W. Greenfelder. ffederick, Rich
McCollinsi Sergeant Of Police, +. W. Lenox
Lieufendnf Of IOlice, Harry Standish. Mabei,
Miss Lille Post; RUN, Miss Louise Paulding
ram, Miss Nalerga: h0te, Miss Ayers; Isabel,
New York but ono day, and VIII positively ap-
pear as O}itene tomorrow evening and at
every performance during the week.
The Worlds Museum Company,
The Evening critic., 1882-04-17
cuiTEAu,s INcRArIruDE,
fte Rcpudfatcs scoviIie and Declares
Reed His Only Counsel - What
Colonel C0rkhfII will 10.

The following was received this morning oy
colonel Ccrkhilli
10 tie pi,tict AN0faeg.
You are hereby notified that George SEQ
vile has nothing whatever 20 DO with my az.
fairs hereafter. The Hon. Charles II. Reed
has entire charge oi my case in Bauc, and you
viii recognize him and not Sc1ville's proten-
sions ] never employed him, and Will not be
annoyed by him longcr. I would Suggest the
case be heard not earlier than May Is; by that
time Mr.. Reed and myself will probably bo
ready for a hearing.
Yours, &C., CHARLES CrrTrAu.
The Evening critic., 1882-04-17
IThe WorId,s Museum ComnnnX.

of New York city, opens to-day at OddFellows'
Hall, and continues-with the exception OF
ednesday-thrOughout the week. II is said
10 be one Of the most comprehensive and in
teresting aggregations OF wonders In the
world. II Is open every day from l 10 and
from TO 10 p. m. The performances are open
f.D-n. IL 4 In1Al ; q 4. IL
The Evening critic., 1882-04-17
ODD-FELLows HALL.
THE
Worlds Museum Company,
OF NEW YORK CITY.

The Biggest Show on Earth for the Money.
Worthy of the National Capital. Chaste and In
strucuve Entertainments for both sexes and all
ages-A first class, pleasant resort for refined
Families, Gentlemen, Ladies, and Children
Cosmopolitan Caterings for the Cultured and .Es-
thetic One Of the best possible Places to Spend
ones Afternoons and Evenings.
Not all at once, but IN crowded programmes and
in rapid succession will come all the Gems OF the
Dramatic and Musical Stage, Choice Specially
Performances, The Cream of Minstrelsy and
Vocalism, Pantomimes, Classical and Comical.
Magnificent AIT Exhibitions, The Magician's Art
in all its bewidering perfection Remarkable
Natural Curiosites animate and inanmate; Per
forming a nimals, Birds, etc; Mechanical Won
ders, Spinxes etc. etc For particulars, see posters
and small bills everywhere,
Commencing Monday, April Il, Open Every
Day, to 4, Performance TO !; and to 10, perfor
nance to 10. Admission, l5c.; Reserved Seats
10 cents extra,
30 ON account of prior engagement of Hall,
no Performance here on Wednesday, April Goth,
but will show at Armory Hall, Alexandria, on
that day, at the same hours and rates. apli
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stylish spring suits 10 Order, sIs.
Hamburger's, 6l5 Pennsylvania avenue.
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FROM

Likes, Berwanger & Co., for whom S. Katzenstein
is the popular manager, at $40 Seventh street,
one of his model suits, instead ofgoing to the Dis
The Evening critic., 1882-04-17
washington stock Exchange.

The following are the closing quotations of
the Washington Stock Exchange to-day:
GOVERNMENTS.
The Evening critic., 1882-04-17

S0bby Spring Pants 10 Order, $3.50.
6l5 Pennsylyania avenue.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-03-31
A Card to the Merchants OF Texas.

A number of the large wholesale mer-
chants OF Texas have for some time past
adopted system through their drummers
of ovor-soliciting. and thereby over-stock-
ing the retail dealer, and as soon as a pay
mcnt is not met, of running an attachment
or demanding a "bill Of sale" of their stock.
Thus not only running many an honest
man, but forever blasting his credit, turn
ing him loose upon the world, perhaps,
with a dependent family, ut
tterly bankrupt in purse and credit.
This system of snap Judgment
is not only unjust but illegal, and for the
protection of ourselves as well as merchants
indebted to us, We have secured the
services of an eminent legal firm thoroughly
conversant with commercial law, and we
now say to all merchants indebted to- us,
should you be attached, telegraph us at
our expense, and write Immediately all the
particulars; and should any merchant de-
mand a bill Of sale" under no circum.
stances give it.
BE sure that there is no fraud in your
dealings, and you are unjustly attached
we will see toit that you are amply indemni.
ned. Selling as we are. to almost every
grocery merchant north of Hampstead,
there is never an attachment but we are the
sufferers. Hence, we are determined, cost
what 1t may, to put n stop to this practice
First, through the courts, and should we
fail here, then to try the Legislature.
Respectfully, HUGnEs Bios. & Co.
Dallas, Texas.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-03-31
CITY DOTS.

Smoke Duke of Durhap cross cut. Best
in the world
Calicoes, twenty Yards for 81, at Gold.
smith Bros.
Orr sells the best buggies for the money
in the world.
Wholesale fopr denot n T. snodgross
Sycamore street
Feed, coal and wood, telephone Snodgrass
on Sycamore street.
Use Cardinal flour. Hungarian process.
For sale by Levi & Bro.
Tho o,oa,o., ho,.o e., ,u,,,,, c,,,
sr,;,h Ep resP mUuso ,oE l,,'iitory Is "oi"
'",," nios' ' r'"," anu Fun S'iee's.
me best table board in the state is had at
the blnkley mouse, sherman.
The finest flour in the market is the Car.
dinal. For sale by Levi 4 Bro.
n Won want 10 INV n family carr,acs
and for Orr;s catalocns and mr;cs ,;st '"e'
mn a".e"e $50 p,'', 80"
me belyeuere restaurah,, ,lS Main
s'Iee' Is set',i's inc iihcst taple III the. state