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ANUS EN- ENTS.
Theatre COuique.

once more Colonel Snelbaker has eclIpsel
ing produced at the Comia1e, which is un.
doubtedly the best ever seen In this city. This
is amply proven by the crowded houses at
every performance to witness the kings OF Irish
comedy, the Kernels, who convulse the audi
ence with laughter Miss Lou Sanford, whose
musical voice, captivating manners and ele-
Miss Kitty O'Neil and Little Rosebud, who arc
unequaled In their dancing and singing; Bry
ant and Richmond, the great sketch artists;
West and Wray, the great song and dance
team, and twenty others, concluding with tho
greatest of all comedies, "Muldoon's Picnic"
Abner's Summer Garden.
There was a splendid audience at Abners
Garden last evening.
Drivers Summer Garden.
A big bill at Drivers this week. Tomorrow
Thursday the regular weekly Army and
Navy garden party.
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sf. Iohn,s CnIIecinte Iustitute,

The third annual commencement of st.
Johns College Institute was held at Lincoln
Hall last evening. Tho auditorium was packed
with the parents and friends of the pupils,
and across the front of the stage was diselayed
q bewidering array Of floral tributes, baskets,
ladders and crowns, that must have taxed the
resources Of John Small in the way of bright
hued roses and delicate eXotics to the utmost.
Suspended over the centre of the stage was
huge escutcheon built up of white rosebuds
and bearing ON Its surface, IN carnations, the
letters sos. j. @. l." In 'front.' on the left
of the stage, were seated Rev. Father Cha
pelle, Rev. Father Brennan, Rev. Father
BIouette, Brother Tobias, Dr.. Ryan and Cen
eral Carr. The order Of exercises was happily
arranged, and tho young gentlemen who par
ticipated acquitted themselves most credit
ably. The awards of degrees and medals were
made by Father Chapelle, whose address was
very interesting.
dence of thorough and careful training, and
the decamations were highly interesting and
covered n wide range Of subjects and were
most effectively delivered The following are
- the students who attained special distinction
during the scholastic year; Honor-men, col
legiate course, Richard ]. Donnelly, George +.
Flynn and Benjamin J. Eslin; commercial
course, William f. o'Beirne, Stephen b.
Clements, Lee i. Mosher, William A. Foy,
Joseph Il. Byrne, John G. Tanner and Vincent
L. Lynch. The music rendered by the Marine
Band comprised a series of exquisite selec-
lions that, under the baton of Sousa, were
most perfectly rendered, and In several In
stances were encored to the echo.
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A Discreet Crank.

A postal card containing the following bio
Walton, bearing the postmark OF Chicago,
ILL.,, June "a, was received in this city In due
course Of mail;
President ArthRr.
SIR. was soldier m the Federal army
and am now resident OF Chicago. / believe
In right and Justice, and am under the i'm
preston that You are going TO interfere In be-.
half OF Guiteau. II you do, Iwill Kill you so
sure as live, so help mo God. would give
my name pnt Il might interiors With my plans.
The Evening critic., 1882-06-28
Cumberland Coal Trade.

The shipments from the mines OF the Cum
berland coal regions for the week ending on
Saturday, June 21, We're 1892 tons, and for
the year 10 that date 520,75S tons, a decrease
OF 1,6S0 tons as compared with the corre-
carried as follows; Baltimore Il Ohio Rail
read, week, 5,205 tons; year, 435,701 tons;
decrease from last year. DOS, ,O07 tons. Chesa-
1852 tonsi decrease from last year, 149, ,S25
tons. Pennsylvania Railroa !, week, none;
year, 71,S24 tonsi decrease from last year,
T.3O7 tons. 49,
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DO NOT DESPAIR.

Persons suffering from COM
pllcated diseases that have n
tendency 10 exhaust and weaken
the brain and nervous system,
ind themselves quickly cured,
and perfect tone and real
strength given 10 the affected
parts by making free use Of
Browns Iron Bitters. IL makes
the old feel young, the young
feel buoyant, aud removes every
symptom Of Illness from the
human system. A trial hottie
will convince you that II Is the
best tonic made.
The Evening critic., 1882-06-28
Ten Fer Cent. Dlseount

on all woolen goods COO. spransy, bOl 7th Sd.
The Evening critic., 1882-06-28

Senator Blair, ON behalf OF the National
Federation of Labor Of the District of Column
liza, presented a petition from that body to the
Senate to-day. The petition gives at length
the causes which are producing the wide
spread feeling of discomfort which prevails
among their fellow workmen Of the United
States. The petitioners say they rejoice In
common with all intelligent workmen, organ
lied and still combining throughout the coun-
Try for the purpose Of ameliorating their
social condition, in the prospect at last held
out of obtaining that amelioration through
lawful means at the hands OF the legislative
power OF the nation. There can be no doubt,
In the opinion of the petitioners as TO the
constitutional power of Congress to afford the
remedy REQUIRED.
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Unifed They Stand.

Robert Lewis and Charlotte Beaver, both of
Potomac City.
Herbert A. GIL, OF New York, and Monita w.
Smith, Of New Orleans.
Isaac ii. Posey, OF Greenfield Mills, Nd, and
NJ. Margaret Williams, of Montgomery County,
Nd.
James A. snowdon, of Montgomery County,
Nd, and Malvina Dep. Sears, of Newark, n. j.
VIM. II. Champion and Maggie Lee.
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y WNIETIIII IUI HINU IVHNItEIIFTI IIUIJ htI-
tucky says that ex-Clerk Of the National
House OF Representatives, Mr.. Adams, Is al
most certain TO be nominated by the Demo
Gratis for Congress in the Tenth Congressional
District. He assigns as a reason for the faith
that Is In him, that Colonel j. NJ. Davidson,
who was contending for the nomination with
a better show than any other candidate, has,
owing 10 ill-health, Withdrawn from the race
and gone TO Eureka Springs, Arkansas.
The Evening critic., 1882-06-28

Uncle Ike was one day riding a mule, and
had little negro boy behind him.
"Tell you what, ing Ike, 'possum mighty
good thing" said the boy.
"las, us" said Uncle Ike, as the mule
struck a brisk trot.
him."
Uncle Ike was silent, but seemed restless.
k"An when you got some roasted 'tater5 10
sop In de gravy" said the boy.
Uncle Ike used his switch with nervous
energy, and the mule increased its speed 10 a
gallop.
Eyes, ing Ike, when de 'possum right
brown an de greYy drenin' out an"
"You shet your monf, you little fool. You'll
make dis mule run on and Kill us DOaf."
Ten Fer Cent. Discount
on all wooden goods. Goo Spransy, 5O7 Zth ST
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Potomac Fruit Growers Excursion.

The Potomac Fruit Growers Association held
a very pleasant and enjoyable excursion yes
terday TO their grounds at Glymont. During
the day literary exercises Were held at the
pavilion. Excellent speeches were made by
Colonel Daniels, Dr. Rowland and others, and
among other interesting things Mr.. j. d. Clag-
cit, of Silver Springs, exhibited some mann
moth specimens of wheat and grass grown on
his excellent farm the present season. TImo-
thy measured 3 feet inches, and another va
riety @ feet. beautiful specimen of Fultz
wheat was shown OF 60 stalks from single
grain, which, by count, produced about 1900
kernels; also fine specimen OF choice rye OF
.hno growth and yield. Mr.. Clagett is known
as one OF the most successful farmers In this
vicinity, and has large tract devoted to
grapes and other choice fruits. After the ar.
rival of the evening boats the young people
amused themselves with the dance, and on
the way homo MIS-. Colonel Daniels and others
entertained the company with some choice In
suumental and vocal music. Everybody en-
Joyed themselves and voted to go again.
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Az Stated Iass Week.

We are overstocked on cashmere suits, and as
We VIII not carry them over, viii force them
on at n sacrifice. We quote no prices, but see
Ing is believing. Call and convince yourself
You VIII bc astonished at the low prices we
viii name Elseman Bros, corner 7th and L.
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RenI Estnte Transfera.

Elizabeth d. Lowry to william NJ. Hodges,
original lot 10, square . $1,000; Emma V.
Montgomery TO Emeline Brown, lot 80, square
500, $1,000; Emeline Brown to Henry T.
Montgomery, do, 81; Melissa g. Poleret al. 70
Mary A. Poler, lot SS in subdivision square
1915, $4,000 District of Columbia 10 John Il.
Avery, sub lot 10, square S03.
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COMBINATIONS Yesterday.

The Senate In executive session yesterday
confirmed the follow ing nominations; Pay In
speetor Joseph A. Smith, 10 be chiof OF Bureau
OF PROVISIONS and Clothing and Paymaster-
Seneral OF the Navy Charles II. Williams, 10
be postmaster at Lancaster, Ohio.
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Prohibi,iou Successful I'm Io,v,.

Mrs. La Fetra received the following tele-
gram, dated 4 10 n. m. to-day, Clinton, Iowa
Victoryl Amendment carried by 50,O00i
Iowa sends greeting TO the Nations Capital
Our prohibition hosts triumphant They are
marching ON TO Washington
j. ELLEN FOSTER.
Mrs. La Fetra sent back the reply, "Glory to
The Evening critic., 1882-06-28

At p. M, on the premises, for John ].
Lightfoot and l.. Cabe1l Wllliamso 1, trustees,
real estate on the Broad Branch road: One
tract Of land known as "Dry Meadows" and
lots l, 2, Q and 4, OF ID. p. Carpenters subdi.
vision Of the tract Of land known as the s'vale."
Lot No. A has fine granite quarry upon T..
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Trunlpcd Him.

"You have played the duce with my heart"
said gentleman to his lady partner during a
an arch smile, "it was simply because you
play ed the knaye."
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The steamer Excelsior, canal packet, Will
make regular trips 10 the above places on
leaving her wharf, foot Of Congress and Canal
streets, at 8 a. m, sharp.
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Medals are going up In tho market. Very
high prices were realized at the recent Flllon
sale IN Paris, as much as $l,57O being given
for one by pisanello OF Sigismond Malatosta.
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THOs. "a wAqGANIAN

Ate p. m, on the premises, for James NJ.
Johnston, trustee, two two.story frame houses
on Sixth street, between and II streets north.
west.
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A beautiful Trim.

Tho sieamer George Leary began her rosu-
lar trips last Saturday 70 Fortress Monroe,
Piney Point and Point Lookout. The Leary
leaves her wharf at p. M Saturday, and ar
rlyes In Washington at y a. m. Monday.
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- An TIlat Desired.,,

PENNSYLVANIA II. r. FERRY,
JERSEY CITY, N. j., September 20, 1881.
ii. H. WARNER Co.; SbS--I have used your
Safe Kidney and Liver Cure for kidney dis.
ease, and Il certainly did for me all that could
have been expected and all that desired.
BENZ. y. CHAMPNEY.
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W. u. MILLIAMs & co.

At O p. M, on tho premises, for j. J. Der.
mody, trustee, lot z, OF the subdivision oil
equnre 413, improved by two-story frame
dwelling, No. S16 street southwest.
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OLD CINDERELLA
DfscOurses on the Whisky Ring
Mister Bull and Fighting Gin ans
Quotes Scrtpture BackM ward.

81 see," said old Cinderella, yesterday,
"THE CRITIC has dun hit dc whisky ring
squar' and far betwixt de two lze, and Con-
gress follcred 1t up wild lef handler betwlxt
wind and water line"
ayes" reioined THE CRITIC In accents soft
and sweet, "the job is as dead as n cobble-
stone, and q great many people incline to the
belief that THE CRITIC had hand In the
row."
"Deed it did-it had two hands in dc
rumpus," put in the old ash -gatherer, vlgor-
ously chewing his quid; "for John-dat's my
boy--has bin a readin dc counts to me every
mite, and wuZ extcuar TO obsarve how dey
WINGED under de 'cusati?ns. De Good Book
sez,
De wicked Pursueth When NO Man
Fleeith.
and dats de way dey's bin adoin'. Den dey
talk bout high spenscs here In Washington.
Why, me, my wife, dat boy of mine and two
dogs subside on good wittles, and It only
stands me bout thirty-three and ha'f cents
rergdiameter.
"Den It pears" continued old CIndore liza,
"dis Mister Bull Of de CRITIC, had been Il
buttin' de life outen dem and dey was achln'
10 get his hide and horns, so dey got out n
writ Of ha-be-us cOr-pe-us and brung him be-
for de wind storm committy, and he Jess stood
dar and sed, take my hide II yer KIM but dey
didn't git no hide; den Mister Bull went back
and
Commenced Buttin' Dem Agiu.
harder dan ebber, and l see by to-nlte's paper
he amt dun buttin' yet"
''You are right" added the scribe, ~ the
very existence has been butted out of the con-
cern."
''Den, agin," said tho old man, ''de Ticker
dey makes now -a-days Is so 'forior dat de men
dat instills IL oughter be 'shamed TO tell dc
people deys In de maxim biziness, much less
comm here and askin' fer money. Why In
old times used TO could drink a pint widoui
feelin' it, but now when gifts outside of a
gill 1t loosens me up all ober, deed 1t duz.
hope Mister Bun will keep a-buttin' 'em,
Ond the old man, accompanied by pair OF
ash bags and hickory staff, meandered
down the street, with his weather-eye oper
for ashpile bOnanZas.
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EXCURSIONS.
Lower Cedar Point.

Daily excursions except Monday 10 Lower
Cedar Point on the steamer John W. Thomp-
SON for the present. on Saturday next the
Jane Moseley Will run 10 the Point instead Of
the Thompson. Boat leaves her wharf at . a.
m. and return at 81 u. m.
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DIED.

JONEs.-On Wednesday, June 2S, 1852, at
80 a. M, Waldo Campbell, infant son OF
Adrian NJ. and May Campbell Jones, aged 4
months and z days.
Funeral from residence OF parenis, No. 1O4
street southeast Friday, June 80, at p, m.
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"AIderney nairy wagons.

Fresh Alderney Butter, churned every morn
ing and delivered in laft. "Ward prints, 4Oc
per R. Also, cottage cheese, buttermilk and
sweet milk, Sc. Per u. Cream 1be. pint
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commenced Buttin' Dem agin.
FINANCIAL
To.day,s stock Quotations.

The following observations OF the transac.
tions IN the financial market to-day, together
with opening and closing quotations, are fur.
nished by the banking house OF II. d. Cooke, jr,
& Co., 1929 street, Washington, D. O.:
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LOWER CEDAR POINT.

Owing TO the unexpected delay in dredging
channel st Lower Cedar Point, the steamer j. w.
Thompson Will take the place of the Jane Nose
ley until SATURDAY, JULY !, leaving at $40 q.
m. instead off. jug7.3t
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Odd Pants.
Made His Mouth Water.

Thirty pair pants at 50, $3.50 and So
original price SO, 81 and S5. Geo. Spransy
5O7 Seventh street.
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Dennis Howard, member OF Post 2 q

Dennis Howard, member of Post 3, G. A.
r., at Hampton Soldiers Home, Virginia, and
formerly member OF John A. Rawlins Post L,
OF Washington, died very suddenly In this city
yesterday. COmrade Howard was well known
death adds one more TO the roll OF those who
have gone before. The funeral win take place
today from 130 second street southwest His
remains Will be conveyed 10 Arlington ia
charge or his former comrades OF Post1.
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Potomac Fruit Growers.


sociatlon to Glymont. The steamer Keyport
leaves her wharf, foot OF Seventh street, at 8
a. m. and 3 p. m.
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quest.

DR.. Edward Spitzka, of New York. the med
OF New York, the medi- ical expert who so
cal expert who so posi- positively testified for
lively testified for the the defense that Gui-
defense that Guiteau teau was insane, has
was insane, has written asked permission to
letter to the Judge of be present at the post
the Criminal Court, ask mortem, claiming
ing permission TO be that both sides should
present at the post be represented, and
mortem, claiming that as he had testified un-
both sides should be qualihedly to Gut
represented, and as he te6us being insane
had testified unquali- he thought he should
fed1y to Guiteau's be- be present mt tho au-
ing insane he thought topsy, In the interest
he should be present at of tho defendants
the autopsy, in the in family, and to satisfy
terest OF the defend bimself that his the
ants family, and 10 ory was correct.
satisfy himself that his
theory was correct.
The Evening critic., 1882-06-28
EXCURSIONS.

PEGATTA. FOURTH JULY. REGATTA.
FREDERICKSBURG. VA.
All the prominent boat clubs of Washington,
Baltimore. Richmond and Fredericksburg par
ticipate.
The popular steamer Keyport will leave 9TH
street wharf at q n. IN. TUESDAY, 5th. connect
ing nt Quantico with the Richmond, Fredericks-
burg & Potomac Railroad.
Special round rim tickets, Si05. luz. .2aIy1 3
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LADIES LINEN ULsTRRs only 81 at Baum's S,
4l6 Seventh street. reduction OF ten per
cent. on ladies' white suits, also on misses, at
lGum's, 4l6 Seventh street.
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Fourth of JuIy.
A woll-informed gentleman from X,

Fireworks, crackers, nags, lanterns, VIII ole-
sale, al d. J. Behrend's, SIS Seventh street.
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STOP THIEF!

How the Evening Yesterday Gets
Its News.
From THE CRITIC, June From the SiGr, June 81.
26.
DIR. SpitzIta's Re- DIR. Edw'd Spifz-
quest. Eka.
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LOWER CEDAR POINT,
CwAsHrNeToN's coNEY IsLANp3
Select Daily Family Excursions


The palace steamer j. w. THoMP PsoN, will
make excursions to this popular resort, com
merclng SUNDAY, June 25, leaving wharf foot
m. The management reserves The right 10 take
mp any tickets at boat and return money for same.
Positively no improper character allowed ON
boat or grounds.
Staterooms reserved for families.
d, salt water bathing, fishing, DANCING ON waved
Plstorios Brass and String Band
TICKETS (Round Trip)......................5 cts.
For further information apply Mt 81. Marc
RB Special arrangements made with societies,
clubs and other organizations. iu26tf
rTHE POTOMAC FRUIT GROWERS I'M
win commence THURSDAY, June is, daily ex-
cnrsions TO Glymont on steamer Keyport. leaving
Gymopt a at p m ,dTo and b B. m f"Ts drosscdrp
j. orville johnson, 500 Pennsylvania avenue.
be recognized for use Of pavilion or grounds at
Glymont, except present agreements. Dr. ~ 7;
Ho' FOR cRnAT 9oHN nEibaEt E4b5E AND CABIN
The steamer Excelsior. canal packet, Will make
1s hSayf s1NpA
leaving her wharf Congress street and Canal, at
Can be- eharteisd "a m Thcsday, TSursday ana satnP
day. For information, inquire at GRAY \ Hill
", WEBSTER. ii iii 1i6 st. n nv - ' Oini5
DLBASURE BOATS, of the latest styles, to
Il hire at all times very reasonable terms,
and oaIsmen supplied II necessary, by Joseph
Passeno, Sl3I and Sl39 Water st., near High ST.,
Georgetown, ID c. ju9-8m
AUANTICo PAVILION.
Beginning SATURDAY, June 10, the Populas
Steamer KEYPoRT, takes The place of
the Excelsior on this route.
Quantlco is n delightful bathing resort. Beating,
fishing, croquet shooting gallery, archery,
quoits ana other amusements.
Dining room and Restaurant SPECIAL feature.
steamer leaves Seventh-street wharf at o. a. m.
and $3.50 p M.
Positively no tickets sold to dsorderly i'm
proper persons.
RouND-TRIP TICKETS, so CENTS. ju9
| OCCO GUAM FALLS
AND
MOUNT VERNON SPRINGS.
| STEAMER MARY WASHINGTON having
been thoroughly overhauled and newly furnished,
| For Occoquan Falls, Sundays and Wednesdays,
boat leaving SeVenh street wharf Sundays at $3.50
| u. M, returning at p. M; Wednesdays at a.
M, returning at p. m. Fare, round trip, % cts.
| Mount Vernon Springs Saturdays leaving wharf
| at n. M. returning at p m. Fare, round trip,
| 10 cents. Music and dancing on all trips except
| sundays. Music by Pro-. A. j. Cooks Band No
| Objectionable parties allowed on the boat:
| E. s. RANDALL,
my22 Proprietor.
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AUCTION SALES.

RY DUNCANsoN BROS, Auctioneers,
ID Ninth and ID SIS. n. W.
BALANCE OF EFFECTS CONTAINED IN
PREMISES NO 500 E STREET NORTH
WEST. CONSISTING OF BRuESE ELS AND
INGRAM CA RPETS ON TWELVE ROOMS,
ANuMBER OF HEATING STOVES, WAL
NUT AND OTHER BEDSTEADS, Blu REAuS,
TAoE FURNITURE, &C, WITH OTHER
GOODS, AT AUCTION, TOMORROW,
THURSDAY, JUNE 40, COMMENCING AT
10 O'CLOCK.
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L. Pitts. ~ IL r.. Mining u
Un,hington stock Exchauge,

The following are the closing quotations OF
the Washington Stock Exchange today:
D. CBoSDs, Bld lAsk d m. STOCK. hid asked
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THE EVENING CRITIC.
EsTABLsHED AUGUST 1868
sales Tomorrow.
THOMAS BOWLING.

DUNCANSON BROS.
At 10 n. m, at Ne. 500 E street northwest,
arpets, furniture, &c.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1882-08-22
The Star Route Trial.

WASHINGTON, August 2l.-In the
Criminal Court to day Mr.. Williams,
of the counsel for defense In the
Star Route cases, continued the ar
gument for that SIDE. He said the
government had not shown one scin~
tllIa of evidence tending to establish
the crime charged in the Indictment.
The petitions for expedition had
not been proved fraudulent; the
charge that false affidavits were made
concerning stock required had not
been sustained, and NO evidence had
been furnished with regard to the
time, terms or nature Of the alleged
conspiracy as to the confession of
Berdeli. 1t Was contradicted by
Vale aud by the record testimony III
the case. There were abundant facts
to show that his statement was
untrue. The story Of Walsh, even
If Irue, did not affect the defendants
In no point or particular did it tend
to show that Brady was concerned
in the conspiracy as to the nineteen
routes embraced in the indictments
Furthermore, Walsh was a corrupt
schemer and periurer, and attemp Led
! blackmailer.
Mr.. Williams closed by expressing
the firm conviction that the defend
ants would not only be acquitted, but
reinstated upon the pinnacle o.
honor and respect. Mr.. Williams
was followed by Mr.. Talten, counse
for Brady and Tarney, who endeav>
ored to impress upon the jury the
necessity of rendering verdict il
accordance with the evidence bear
ing upon the specific crime charged
III the Indictment He went ovel
nearly the same ground covered by
previous speakers on the same side
to show that the charge of conspira
cy had not been proved. Before the
couclusl n of his argument, cour
adjourned.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1882-08-22
Yellow Fever.

WASHINGTON, August 21.-Acting
Secretary of the Treasury French,
to-day received telegram from the
Governor of Texas, asking the gov>
ernment to take charge of the hospi
tai and yellow fever patients at
Brownsville, Texas. He replied by
telegram that Surgeon MURRAY, OF
the Marine Hospital service at Mem>
phis, has been ordered to proceed at
once to Brownsville via Galveston,
and that the health officer at Browns
vile has been requested to commu-
nicate with him Immediately upon
his arrival. A revenue cutter will
meet Surgeon Murray at Galveston
and will carry him to Brownsville.
DR.. Murray will at once take charge
OF ali the hospital and sanitary ar
rangements there
BROWNSVILLE, TEXAS, August 21.-
There are thirty-6ye new cases of
yellow fever here to-day. There
were two deaths, one a Mexican.
Mrs c.. T. Smith died of the disease
to-day, mixing three out of the
fam ly OF four III two weeks
At ,Mattamoras there were seven
deaths to-day. There are but few
new cases. The weather is shoWery
and sultry.