Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-11-28
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PosTHUMoUs STENCIL FROM GrrrRaU-A terri.
ore aench caused an almost complete cess alton OF
labor by the large number OF clerks emploved on
the ground floor or the Medical Museum buildlnv
On loIn street. yesterday afternoon. The stencil
proceeded from a barrel OF alcohol which had
been used by the anatomSt In preserving some
specimens. The barrel was opened in the base
ment yesterday, and the contents were poured
into sewer The alcohol, II was stated by some
or the persons about the Museum was that which
bones OF the late Charles j. Guteau. One
OF the chief officials OF the Surgeon Generals ONCE
SAID TO STAR reporter to-day that no one except
the anatomist who handled them knew ANYTHING
about Guiteau's bones His skeleton would be
hung up with Others In the Museum, without any
marx by which IL can be identified. These smells
ABOUT the Museum are common In connection with
the work OF the Museum. The man In charge of
the department OF smells, however has orders not
10 90 anything that viii cause stencil until after
Office hours are over. Yesterday he made a mis-
take Upon being pressed as TO whether this par
!lcular stencil OF yesterday was not from Guiteaus
barrel, the official said, evasively: Eve can't
swear TO any OF our stinkS"
A NEWLY MARRIED MANS FoRGrTrurSrss-
Agent King, or the Humane Society, swore out a
warrant Yesterday against Frank Mitchell, OF
Jennings road. charging him with cruelty treat
Ing twelve cows. He stated that the gentleman
treated his cows kindly until very recently, when
ne got married. Since that time he seemed TO have
forgotten all about his stock and has not fed them
Tor seySSal days, and had them penned un in a
place About fifteen feet squire In the Police
Court this afternoon the defendant forfeited coll
lateral.
well dressed colored man appeared at the White
House to-day ana asked TO see the President
1.-The Treasurer OF the United States sent me- he
SAID, land L must see him" "Where are you
from?" asked the doorkeeper ssStraight from
Plttsburg, boss just came up from the carsn
.Whats your manner" ''Roscoe Conklingp was
the reply. al met the Treasurer In Pittsburyr he
continued, sand he said the President wanted to
see me. don't know what he wants me for. put
| m here according TO orders" When told that the
PreS1 lent was engaged at the Cabinet meeting
the distinguished visitor unwilllngly took his de-
parture.
CHARGED WITH RECEIVING STOLEN Goops-Jos
Harbour, an eX-policcman, OF No 7l2 "a street.
whose house was searched last Saturday by De-
tectyes CoomeS Acton and Voss 20 recover a
Satcael that had been stolen from j. T. SalteF OF
No 5l7 1th street. was put on trial IN the Police
Court this morning on five charges OF receiving
stolen goods MT. Moore asked the court TO send
al the cases TO the grand jury. Mr.. &. M. Smith.
VINO appeared for the defendant, had the ase con.
tinued until next Tuesday to make a defense. The
court fixed the bail at 81 900. Valuable articles
were found In Harbours house, VIII ch had been
stolen from Ex-senator Sherman Mr.. Alb TT Ord
way and others, and the goods were Identified In
the Police Court to-day.