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The Evening critic., 1882-05-11
WEST WASHINGTON.

Owing TO the arbitrary and passionate dis
position displayed by the principal OF the
public school at Tennallytown awell devel-
oped state OF warfare prevails between that
functionary and the parents of the childron
attending that school, Not long since he
struck scholar in tho Jaw with his fist with
such force rs 10 cause fears that the Jaw was
broken. on another occasion he Violently as
snulted with his fists, on the highway and
after school hours, q son OF Mr.. Andrews; but
the climax was reached n day or two ago when
he inflicted q most terrible castlgation on ono
OF the boys, literally blsterlng and raising
great welts on his back, and at the Same tlme
severely logged another boy for some slight
Infringement OF the rules. II is but fair to
state that the above is the parents side OF the
affair, and the teacher will have an oppOrtu
nifty OF giving his story In tho Police Court on
Saturday morning next warrant having
been sworn out against him.
The attention OF tho proper authorities is
respectfully called to the condition of the SER
Vice pipe supplying the row of houses on Olive
avenue, between Twcnty-ninth and Thlrtleth
streets, with water. II appears to be nearly
choked, but the least quantity Of water run
ming through.
Mr.. Austin Herr has recently established n
new and what will soon prove to be an extern
sive outlet for the celebrated corn.meal manu-
factured by him at the Pioneer Mills. He Is
making heavy shipments to points along the
seaboard as far South as Charleston, g. c., and
VIII soon extend them TO points I'm Florida.
Moysius Ash, white twenty.one years OF ago,
was sent TO the hospital this morning, suffer
ing with chronic rheumatism, on certificate of
Dr. Suter.
The regular meeting OF Hermione Lodge No.
-, X. OF p, last night was unusually well at
tended. There were two limitations and
spirited addresses from Messrs. Veal, Cation,
Cove, II. G.. wagner, Gladmow, Harper, Daone,
and others.
This morning about O'Clock Robert Hughes,
colored, the driver of the large four-horse
wagon OF Herr Cissell, was arrested by ON
Ger Lyddane, he having been detected stealing
bags Of flour from his employers. He was
taken to the Police Court this morning.
About $3.50 this morning Mary Newman,
| colored, living on Chariot alley, discovered
| her male infant, about one month old, dead
| in the bed. The cause Of Its death was un.
| known, and the Coroner was notified Of the cir,
cumstance.
Georgetown fish market reported by @. L
| Harper, wharfmaster): so, 600 herring, ut $5 tc
81 per 1000; 1000 shad, at SO to S1S pei
| 100; 1000 tailors, at SOC. to 81 per 100.
High tide, 2:10 this afternoon and . :35 a. m
| tomorrow, May IL, 1882.
The opening sociable given by the Colum
| bias at their boathouse last night was at
| tended by the youth and beauty of the Dlstrlc
| and was, of course, most enjoyable AFFAIR, a!
| arc all OF the entertainments given by tina
club.
The Evening critic., 1882-05-11
The Lincoln Monument association.

A regular meeting Of the trustees of the Lin
coin Monument Association was held at the
Capitol yesterday. Those present were Gen
eral Nathaniel p. Banks OF Massachusetts,
Hon. Godloye S. Orth OF Indiana, General Hal
bert Il. Paine OF Wisconsin, Hon. Charles
oNeil of Pennsylvania, and Hon. John Hill of
New Jersey. Tho board organized by the
election Of Mr.. Orth as temporary chairman
Permanent officers OF tho association were
then elected as follows General Nathaniel
p. Banks, president dn place of Hon. Thomas
Harlan, resigned); Hon. Godloye S. Orth, vice.
President; Edward Mcpherson Of Pennsyl-
vania, secretary, and John w. Thompson of
the District OF Columbia, treasurer. The
following trustees were elected 20 MI the
vacancies: Messrs David X. Cartier, omar ID.
Conger, Edward Mcpherson, Henry b. An.
thony, James Il. Hawley, John A. j. Creswell,
Montgomery q. Meigs and Nathan Con, tr.
The following managers were chosen TO I'LL
vacancies; MessTs. John A. j. Creswell, Mont
gomery @. Meigs, David X, Cartier, Edward
Mcrherson and Spencer +. Baird. The meet
ing then adjourned subject to the call OF the
president OF the association.
The Evening critic., 1882-05-11
An April Shower That Brought May
EIOMerS.

On Tuesday, April IL, the 143d Grand
Monthly Distribution Of the Louisiana State
Lottery occurred, as 1t always does, on the day
fixed. Generals G. II. Beauregard, of Louisi-
ana, and Jubal A. Early, of Virginia, had, as
usual, the sole supervision. The amount
scattered was S11U400-neXt time it will be
over half a million OF dollars The first capi-
tai was sold In halves costing each only one
dollar and was drawn by ticket No. 7S, ,637-
Cne-half to Louis Sauser, n well-known jeweler
at No. DOB Calhoun street. Fort Wayne, Ind. i.
the other by W. ]. Whitney, u locomotive en-
gineer on the Wabash Railroad, Of No. 41S
Broadway, Fort Wayne, also. This city seems
in luck. few months before the capital went
there. The second capital, $4,000, also sold
in halves to No. 90, 746-one- half to State Sem
ator j. b. Judklns, through the German Bank
of Little Rock, Ark; the other to S. L. Hat
field, of Boston, Mass. The third capital,
$4,000, was sold to ticket Mo. 7S,942, Messrs.
Philomene laurent No. 315 Chartres street,
and j. Pelletier, No. 81 Carondolet street, New
Orleans, La. The two fourth capital prizes,
$4,000 each, to ticket No. 1S,101, In halves
one of which went to ]. W. Cohen, of No. $50
Pennsylvania avenue, and A. NJ. McDaniels,
No. 1900 Fourteenth street, Washington, d.
O.; and the other TO No. 30, 720-sold in halves
TO parties in Chicago, ILL.,, and Providence, II.
l., and whose names are withheld by request.
The next Extraordinary Semf-Annual Drawing
Will occur Junesl3, OF which NJ. A. Dauphin,
New Orleans, La, Will give any one requiring
the full particulars,
The Evening critic., 1882-05-11
The Addicks Divorce Case.

Mr.. Charles Thompson, some time since, as
solicitor for Passed Assistant Paymaster
Joseph t. Addicks, U. S. Navy, Instituted suit
for divorce from his wife, Helen L. Addicks,
but withdrew the papers from the files of the
court. Lator the grounds upon which the ap.
plication is based have been permitted to be
stated, and are as follows: They were married
on December 10, 1879, In the city of New York
and have one child two-and-a-half years of
age. They came here in July of last year, and
on February 13, 1882, she left and went to
Europe, where she now is, and took the child
with her. He complains that within short
time after marriage she showed a bad and dis
agreeable temper. In the year 1880, while In
China, he charges that she threw kerosene oil,
and from May, 1880, her cruelty toward him
has been systematic and continuous.
On the voyage from Pekin, while she was
sick, she struck him In the face with dish of
food. They arrived in this city in July, 1881,
and took rooms on H street, near Fourteenth.
While there she hit him over the head with a
stick several times for staying out late at
night, and was compelled to stand her abuse
until morning. After that he went and
stopped at the Ebbitt Hol0e, but returneds on
her opportunities. Another row soon ensued,
and back he put to the Ebbitt. On September
o, 1881, she came to his room at the hotel and
hit him in the face with a stone wash Jar,
emptying the contents over him. He then left
the hotel and took rooms on 1 street, neal
Fourteenth. Subsequently she begged him to
take her back, but he refused to receive her
and paid her room rent elsewhere until she
went away.
The Evening critic., 1882-05-11
Jail Birds.

Justice Wylie, In the Criminal Court yester-
day overruled the motion for n new trial In the
following cases and imposed sentence: John
ii. Murphy, Charles O'Leary, and Jamos King,
larceny. These are the threecard- monte men.
Murphy was convicted in two cases, tho others
In one. Murphy was given six years in the
Erie County, N, ", penitentiary, and tho other
two each three years; George Immick, for as
sault with intent 70 Kill his wife, was given
eight years; Thomas j. Blcksler, for having
counterfeit money in his possession, ave
years; David Magruder, Benjamin Turner and
Ernest outon, second offence petit larceny,
each three years.
The Evening critic., 1882-05-11
National Hotel Arrivals,

Frank G. Garrison, N. Y; s. W. Peck, N. Y. /;
@. G. Mott and wife, N. N; John z. Branch I;
Richmond, Va; II. NJ. Burnley, N. Y; j..
Harmgsberg, St; Louis, Mo-; II. Swain, Pitts
burg, Pa; G. w. Hammer, Pittsburg, Pa; O.
shipman, Fla; d. G. Casio, Va; W, Hardy, N.
Y; A. d. Payne, warrenton, Va; NJ. J. o'NeiI.
Cincinnati, O.; v; Estberg, baltimore, Md
Rambo, Pa; II. s. Menamin, Phila. G. s.
Blodgett Burlington, Vermont; Thomas
Mason, Australia Miss Mason, Australia;
MerIden, Conn.,; Frank Marx, Newark N. j.
Clark Shove and wife, Fall River, Mass; II. e.
Blood, n; "a r. 7. Paine, Boston; g. W. Rob
II. l.; A. @. Dalzell, Plttsburg, Pa; W. A.
siaunton, Salt Lake City; James Hooper,
Hart and wife, Cali II. oney, Wheeling, W
Va. j. Randolph, N. O.; James It. Rebinett
Petersburg, Val VIM. ID. Rice, Richmond, Va.
u. Rosenberg, Balto., Md.
The Evening critic., 1882-05-11
THE EVENING CRITIC.
LACCNIC LOCALS.

THE Commissioners have declined to
plant young trees on the causeway south OF the
Long Bridge as requested.
JAMES BosToN has gone to Jail for thirty
days at Judge Snell's request for "bustln' In
de doah" OF the house of his lady-love when
she refused to admit him.
THE infant of Mary Noonan was found
dead in bed this morning, In Chariot alley, in
Georgetown, and the Coroner gave q certln-
cato OF death from natural causes.
MADAM SELIKA, the colored prima
donna, gave an impromptu concert at the
White House this afternoon. She was accom-
panied by Fred Douglass and Register Bruce.
A TRUNK was stolen from Miss Kate
Grinth, the actress, during her recent on
gagement at Fords House, containing a
portion of her theatrical wardrobe The cos
tunes were recovered at junk shop to-day,
and the thief is being spotted by Detectives
Coomcs and Acton.
In oRI'ER that the District Commissioners
may reply to request of the Senate District
Committee for information regarding the char
liable institutions, they have requested the
managers OF all the charities to inform them
OF tho management, capacity and number OF
occupants in their Institutions.
A PROMINENT merchant has written to
the Commissioners stating that in the neigh
borhood in which his residence is located no
water can be drawn from the spigot during a
number Of hours, and asking them either to
increase the supply or inform him how he
could have the water speedily turned on In
case OF fire.
EVERYBODY old men, old women, young
men, young women, the girls and the boys,
ask the question, Did you see the Washington
Light Infantry Monday? The reply is, Yes
didn't they look spendidly and march welli
Then follows the interrogatory, Are you going
to the entertainment for their benefit at the
National Theatre June 2 and o, on which oc
casion the Lawrence Barrett Dramatic Asso
citation Will render "Julius Caesar" and "The
Merchant of Venicc?" Between the acts d
company of tho Corps will give an exhibition
drill, which is pronounced hard to beat. Turn
out, one and ALL and I'LL the house for the boys
THE Commissioners, in response to re-
quest from the House District Committee, have
transmitted a report OF the Chief of the Specla
Assessment Division upon "H. h. 6O15
TO provide for the correction of certificates o.
assessment issued for assessments for specla
Improvements In the District OF Columbia" Ii
the report 1t is stated that II the bill become
law 1t would require the issue of drawback
certificates upon outstanding lien certificates
issued by the late Board of Public Works, ant
sold TO the First National Bank of New York
TO the amount of $102, 2,753.07, to which mus
be added interest for an average of about tel
years. The bill as now frame1 makes n,
allusion to the rate Of interest which shall b,
allowed, and the absence of any such provision
would require settlement TO be made In ac
cerdance with the rate stated upon the face o
the certificates, which is 10 per cent.
The Evening critic., 1882-05-11
Not "a NIurlernr.

The man Bond, arrested some days ago on
complaint OF a colored man named Ward, who
charged him with numbering man near Con-
nellsville, Pa, on March z, was discharged from
custody yesterday by the police, as they did
not think there was any evidence against him.
telegram from the Pennsylvania authorities
states that they know nothing Of the murder
referred TO by Ward, and do not believe 1t ever
occurred
The Evening critic., 1882-05-11

THE Philodemic Society of Georgetown
College VIII meet tonight at Lincoln HAN at s
O'Clock, when the debate for the "Merrlck
Medal" will take place. The subject Is, "Re-
seized, That territorial expansion Is conducive
To the best interests OF our country" and the
following Will participate; Aflllmatiye-John
B. Madigan, Of Maine; Francis A. Brogan, of
Kansas. Negatiye-Wm. l.. Mclaughlin, OF
Dakota Territolyi A. Clarke Wright, Georgia.
The Evening critic., 1882-05-11
THE COURTS.

EQUITY CoURT-Justice Wylie.-Winfleld VS..
Winfield; auditors report ratified. Smith VS..
Smith; sale ordered and N. d. Edwards ap-
pointed trustee to sell. Noyes VS.. Gray; re-
ceiyer directed to pay $50 to Mr.. Pechim. In
re u. U. Keyser; leave granted TO compound
Indebtedness Of j. NJ. Lewis. Sunderland VS..
kilbourn; testimony ordered taken before
Examiner William It. s. Curtis.
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EnsDOster.

Mr.. W. T. Van Wlcklo, the manager of the
Bradbury Piano warerooms, informs us that a
sewing machine canVaSser, pretending TO bo
pianos and organs-collects the first payment
and that's the last the party sees OF him. The
publlc 10 warned against this imposter-who Is
known-and unless he returns tho money
fraudently collected we VIII publish his
name.
The Evening critic., 1882-05-11
Three old Rattietrnps.

The Inspector of Buildings to-day submit
ted TO the Commissioners lengthy report, In
which he condemns the Morrison Building,
Health ONCE and Police Headquarters as unit
for occupancy. The report pronounces the
buildings liable TO fall down, unhealthy, dark
and miserable, and says that In case Of fire
the loss would be irreparable.
The Evening critic., 1882-05-11
To ne Hung

In the case of Guiteau, II has boon deter.
mined to hang his old clothes in some museum
or circus for exhibition before the American
public This, however, has nothing 10 do with
the artistic and well-assorted stock OF new
popular establishment OF George Spransy, the
cIothier and tailor, 5O7 Seventh street north
The Evening critic., 1882-05-11
Absolutely Necessary.

In order to retain your health, 1t Is abso
lutely necessary TO refrain from taking i'm
purities into the system. James Tharp, the
proprietor of the celebrated wholesale liquor
establishments No. S1S L street northwest
keeps the finest and purest wines and liquors
on hand. All the physicians recommend his
pure native wines. Nothing more pleasant or
palatable.
The Evening critic., 1882-05-11
FINANCIAL.
To.dayss Stock Quotations.

The following observations of the transac-
tions in the financial market to-day, together
nished by the banking house of II. ID. Cooke, jr.,
& Co, 1920 L street Washington, d. O.:
The Evening critic., 1882-05-11
DUBLIC VOICE.
street,

Gentlemon
i very gladly recommend
Browns Iron Bitters TO any ono
suffering from general debility,
have used three bottles 30 far,
but before l had used half tho
nrst one l began 10 realize great
benefit from Its use.
MRS. Is. y. BIaELow.
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sweelnleals.

Thomas Dorsey aud JOANNA HILL
John w. Brown, OF Loudoun County, Va, and
Carrie Dean, OF this city.
The Evening critic., 1882-05-11
MARRIED.

RINEHART-CURRIER.- the 9th of May,
1882, at the residence of the pastor Of Foundry
NJ. L. Church, g street northwest, Washington,
by the Rev. William +. Ward, Mr.. Charles
Rinehart to Miss Sallie Ella Cuirier, both Of
Maryland.
BARBER-BURR. At st. Pauls English
Lutheran Church, May 10, at 1 O'Clock n. M,
by the pastor, S. Domer, Mr.. Wm d. Barber to
Miss Jennie Burr, both of Washington, d. @.
The Evening critic., 1882-05-11

Stylish Spring Suits to Order, SIS
Hambu rgers, 615 Pennsylvania avenue.
The Evening critic., 1882-05-11

THE Gunton heirs will build six brick
dwelliI IS on street southwest, near Tenth,
al a cost of $4,000.
MRS. ii. W. A. HEIDE will alter the
building No. 40 Ninth street at cost of ST.
800.
u. A. Hecht OF Charles Kasstner & Co.,
Chicago, the largest manufacturers OF brewers
machinery in the United States, has been In
the city In attendance at the Brewers Con-
yention. Mr.. Hecht Is bright young sales
man.
The Evening critic., 1882-05-11
Nomination for Officers

For Presidential. D. scharmann, of Brook
lyn, NY.
New York. Charles g. stifel, of ST. Louis, No
For RECOMMENDATION A. Miles, OF New
York.
For secretary-Richard Katzenmayer, Of
For Trustees-H. II. Reuter-, Boston, Mass.
Henry Clausen, New York; j. @. q. Hupfel,
New York. Joseph Liebimann, Brooklyn, N.
VI VIM. Massey Philadelphia, Pa. VIM. j..
Lemp, ST. Louis, MOI j. Obermann, Mllwau-
kee, Wis; q. Moerlein, Cncinnati, Ohio; j. O.
Dc. La Vergne, New York. Andrew L. Lelcht,
For Vigilance Committee e-Fridrick Lauer,
Reading, Pal Henry Clausen, New York; j. O.
De La Yergne, New York IL. Ii. Rueter, Boston !;
Mass; Gottfried Kruger, Newark, N. j.; Aug
ust uehlein, Milwaukee, Wis; Ellis VAIN
wright st. Louis, No.. Peter Lieber, Indian
apolis, Ind; Henry Muehlhaeuser, cincin-
natl; Alfred Werthmuller, Burlington, Iowa;
lhilip Schillinger, Louisville, KY. John
Walrun, Lawrence, Kan.i Frank Jones, Ports
mouth, N. H.; II. Reymann, Wheeling, W. Val
Joseph Theurer, Chicago, ILL.,; Peter Schemm,
Philadelphia, Pa; Christian Heurich, Dist OF
Col; Robert POrtner, Alexandria, Va; Il. v.
yoigt, Detroit, Mich; Horny Vanderhorst,
The report OF the committee was adopted.
Mr.. Scharmann, in neat little speech,
thanked the convention for the honor con-
feired upon him, He said that he would al
ways DO found advocating liberalism. He
would never vote for any man for oiiice who
was In favor Of tie prohibition OF the manu-
faeture Of such drink us lager beer and ales.
On motion II was agreed TO hold the next an.
nual convention on the third Wednesday In
May, 1853, In the city OF Detroit, Mich.
After rendering vote OF thanks to tho Sec
tary and treasurer, the press for their full and
| fair reports, tho brewers OF Washington and
| Alexandria for their cordial greeting, the con
yenIion adjourned sine die.
Convention Notes.
The banquet at Abner's Hall this evening
VIII bea grand aflair Abner knows how 10
wi nTfh IL at Il
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Convention Notes.

The banquet at Abners Hall this evening
Will be a grand affair. Abner knows how 10
cater, and VIII put forth his best efforts to-
night.
Hanft Brothers, OfNew York, sent magnin-
cent stand OF flowers 70 the convention.
The Evening critic., 1882-05-11
The following are the closing quotations OF
the Washington Stock Exchange to-day;
Experience the Best Teacher.

twenty years surely adds reliability to a busi-
ness house. Such an experience has been had
liable clothiers, $40 Seventh street northwest.
The genial s. Katzenstein Is manager CT this
Ihouaa
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The New York Mail and Express
made the practical suggestion to fire.
men of using air-guns to shoot line
to the windows or roofs of buildings
ON fire, with rope by which persons
caught by the flames could escape.
General Meies suggested the use of a
bow aud arrows for this purpose. And
now hook and ladder company OF
Boston have made successful experl>
ments with kind Of blunderbuss, in
which are two parallel small rods of
wire to which a strong cod-line is at
tached, by which they can carry help
to the highest buildings.
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usual colonial formula, enacted by
the Queens most excellent Majesty.
by and with the advice and consent of
the Legislative Council and Legisla-
tive Assembly of New South Wales.p
1t is, therefore, the act OF the British
Government, and it is absurd to sun
pose that a power with which we are
friendly would attempt to send TO
America, in violation of American
law, any class of people which it has
legally debarred from portion Of its
own dominions.
Every country has the right to ex-
clude any class of people it may deem
Objectionable. If France endeayored
to send US her criminals we should not
hesitate to send them back in the yes
sells which brought them without e. Ell
allowing them to disembalk. If we
undertook to send to England in a
body the Chinese which we have had
for many years among US, and which
have been improved by the contact
the English Government would speed
lily stop the immigration, regardless Of
questions of race and citizenship. No
country fears the importation Of for
eign colonies more than England, or
would sooner enact laws forbidding it,
were a large immigration imminent.
The laboring population Of that coun-
try was greatly alarmed and the press
excited few weeks ago when there
was a prospect that few thousand
Russian Jews might be diverted from
the stream flowing westward to the
shores of England. The London Times
sounded the note of danger, and as
8 rted that none Of the Continental
countries could receive this foreign ell
ment without peril, and advised the
persecute,l sect to go to the United
States, Canada, South America, South
Africa, in fact. anywhere, so that they
did not come as disturbing influence
among the discontented English work
men. We are not PREF ared to say
that the English are altogether wrol G
in this matter. Our own country is
filing up, and we only want those
classes of immigrants who will make
the bes. citizens. We only assert our
natural right of self-protect"n IN ex-
cuding The Chinese, and We do not
fear any opposition from civilized ma
tions to legislation looking to that
end which we may deem necessary.
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The debt statement shows de-
crease of the public debt during March
of $l6,462.946. Cash in the Treasury,
$253, ,2el ,76l; gold certificates, So, 1866
920: silver certificates, $6S,355,370;
certificates of deposit, $ll, lao, ,oOo;re-
funding certificates, $542,35Oi legal
tender, $346, SOC. l0l; fractional cur
rency, $7,o46,sOO cash balance avail
able, $l56,03S,3Sl.
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PAT EN- T S

Inventors will Advance their interest hy
employing an experienced Attorney resi-
dent in Washington. f. A. Lchmann, So
l!citor Of American and Foreign Patents,
v ashington, p. G., has had years of sue.
cessful practice, and was formerly an En-
aminer OF Patents in the Patent Office.
All business before the Courts or the De
partment promptly attended to. Fee con
tlngent upon success. Send for circular.
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Guiteau has sold the suit of clothes 8
which he wore when he shot the Pres
ident to circus for exhibition, and
Mcdonald, the sculptor, is making
busts of Garfield and Gulteau for the
same circus for exhibition.