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The Evening critic., 1882-06-29
THE EVENING CRITIC.
sLACoNiC LOCALS.
ESTABLISHED AUGUST 4.

PARAsoLs below cost. Young's, 73G 7th st.
JOHN HARRINGTON was fined by Judge
Smell today Tor keeping sixteen cows In the
vicinity OF a dwelling house.
FRANCIS LEONARD was charged in the
Police Court today with keeping his bar open
on Sunday, and Judge Smell imposed 500
fine, from which an appeal TO the Grand Jury
was noted.
+. p. CoNNoR, driver in the employ
of The Interior Department, was charged in
rate than is allowed by law; but the case was
dismissed. sr
AN accidental fire, occurred last evening,
caused by some clothing In a cupbo ard In Mr..
T.. W. W. Griffln'9 hOuse, No. 114 New York ave.
nue., catching flre. citizens extinguished the
flames after about 5000 damage had been
done.
THE CRITIC tomorrow will contain more and
b,der illustrations, n fuller and more Interest.
ing account OF the execution tomorrow than
any paper In the city or elsewhere. Mail II 70
In wrappers for mailing.
ROBERT WILLIAMS, q young man who
has violent dislike for the notorious DR..
Leon, approached that Individual on Saturday
proceeded to Knock him down on the side
walk. In the Police Court to-day young
Williams pleaded guilty and paid $50 fine
and gave his personal bonds to keep the peace.
JUSTICE MACARTHUR was to-day en-
gagged In hearing the case of John J. shipman
against Jonathan and James W. Magarlty for
$4,000 damages. On the 23d OF August, 1881,
as the complainant was riding to this city, and
when about three miles above Georgetown, ID.
c., he was set upon by the defendants and SO.
verely injured, and he subsequently sued them
for damages.
The CRITIC on Friday will run, as usual,
its lightning Hoe Type Web Press--tho ac-
knowledged greatest and fastest press In the
world-which enables 1t to turn out more pa
pers in given length Of time than two So
called lightning presses OF any other kind.
The citizens OF Washington may rest assured
that THE CRITIC Will leave all Its contempora-
res in its Guiteau edition. 1t Will be the paper
sought after. 1t Will be more fully illustrated
than any other paper I'm the city. 1t can be
had of al newsboys and dealers, aud at the
bGsiness Office In MrapperS FOR mailing.
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General Reaie Will No, DecIiue.

General Edward L. Beale, OF Prince Georges
County, whose name has been mentioned In
connection with tho Republican nomination
for Congress In the Fifth Maryland District,
has written letter x Colonel suit, chairman
OF the Republican State Committee, stating
that he Is Lot q candidate, but he is 50 deeply
concerned for the success Of the party that II
nominated he Monld not lecline.
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"YOWzitcfi.''

An illlteTate soldier contrlvel 20 spell the
word usage without using a single letter
properly belonging 20 II. He wrote 1t Vow
zitch," but when asked where 10 get the best
wines, brandies, WHISTLES and other liquors
he made no mistake. He said after thirty
years experience all over the world, he was
northwest, kept the best in the land, whole
sale and retail.
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Lovers Knots.

Thomas 7. Purcell and Mary A. Haryin.
Thomas Il. Galloway and sophie A. Degges.
John II. Williams, Of Prince Georges County,
Nd, and Catherine d. Warneld, OF Howard
County, Nd.
John smith and Mary L. Aleen.
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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, 142O L street, Washlngton, d. Oh
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Thirty-nye pair pants at 81, s2.h0 and So,
original price 90, "a and So Geo. spransy,
b07 Seventh street.
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6UCTl0N SALES.

pY DuNcANsoN BROS. Auctoneers,
ID Ninth and d sts. n. W.
BALANCE OF EFFECTS CONTAINED IN
PREMISES NO. 500 E STREET NORTH
MNfGSI T9NsslSpiINs NJ piT o OF ANP
ANuMBER OF HEATING STOVES, WAL
NuT,AND OTHER BEnsTEADs, BUREAUS,
TAoE FURN1TuRE, &C., WITH OTTER
TTHHHURsDA99, June 20, VCoMMHHNinCgfNssGio Hingssio oAT w
10 O'CLOCK.
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A Good Dinner.

Dinner was carried into the assnssin's cell
by the Jail cook at 80 o'clock, consisting of
egg omelettc, three-quarters OF pound OF
broiled beofsteak, and fried potatoes, which
he partook OF heartily and with evident rel.
ish, after which he reclincd ON his cot for
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Mrs. scoYiIIe win Her Rrothcr.
The Military Guard.

After Mr.. Hicks came out John W. Gulteau
and Mrs. Scoville had an extended and affect
Ing Interview with the assassin, who seemed
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Lieutenant Eastman, I'm command OF the
military guard at the Jail, had a short conver-
sntion with the prisoner this morning, during
which The latter asked particularly about the
military lninlla for q
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-. A yis,, From Relations.

Al 2;15 o'clock John W. Guitcau; wife an
daughter and Mrs. Scoville arrived at the jail,
bringing with them handsome bouquet OF
flowers for their brothor; they were taken
into private office until DR.. Hicks came out
.ff f1,s,, oil
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LOWER CEDAR POINT.

Owing to the unexpected delay in dredging
channel Mt Lower Cedar Point, the steamer J. w.
Thompson will take the place of the Jane Nose
ley until SATURDAY, JULY 1, leaving at $50 a.
m. instead offs. ju27-3t
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EXCURSIONS.
DAsHAwAY CELEBRATION OF INDIE
- PENDENCE DAY IN THE COLLEGE


nAsHAwAY CELEBRATION OF INDB-
~ PENDENCE DAY IN THE COLLEGE
WOODS.
The Georgetown Dashaway Reform Club, hav-
ing obtained from the President Of the George
town College permission to use the beautiful
grove on the College grounds, known as
HICKoRY-NUT HILL,
propose holding n Temperance Picnic and Grand
Rally Of the friends Of temperance AT the above
named place on JULY 4.
Some of the best orators In the country will
make addresses on the occasion. large pavil-
ion has been erected and an excellent band OF
music engaged plentiful supply and every de-
srnble refreshment, including ice creams, CON-
ectionery. etc sold on the grounds at the lowest
prices There will be fine
VOCAL MUSIC
by good singers in fact, everything necessary for
the entertainment of their friends has been pro-
vidcd. no one Will be permitted to bring intoxl-
eating drinks on the grounds, will any intox-
icatcd person be allowed to enter.
Stages viii run from the corner of Thirty-second
tHigh) and Bridge streets every FIVE minutes.
Come one. come ali.
Tickets, % cents; no charge for children.
NJ. A. MCGOWAN,
a. j. FREY,
w. II. HUTCUINS,
iu20-4t Committee.
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LOWER CEDAR POINT.
(wAsHINGToNs CoNEY IsLAND)
Select Daily Family Excursions

The palace steamer J. w. THOMPSON, will
mencng SUNDAY, June 25, leaving wharf foot
OF Sixth street DAILY, except Mondays, at $50 a.
m. The management reserves the right to take
up any tickets at boat and return money for same.
Positively no improper characters allowed on
boat or grounds.
Statorooms reserved for families.
salt water bathing fishing, dancing on waxed
noor, &c, aHd q '" shore dinner" Music by Prof.
FistoriO's Brass and String Band.
TICKETS (Round Trip)..... so cts.
For further Information apply at st. Marc
Hotel.
RB Special arrangements made with societies,
clubs and other organizations. iu26tf
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Marshall Henry, In company with Deputy
Perry Carson, visited the Jail at 1 O'Clock.
Deputy Carson has been detailed for duty at
the Jail tomorrow.
Guiteau conversed with Marshal Henry on
Bible topics, ard showed tho Marshall a num-
ber Of passages he has marked as touching his
case. Probably authorities on tho "inspira.
tion theory"
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Post. RennhlIrnn and star. To"llll''''

pEGATTA. FOURTH JULY. REGATTA.
FREDERICKSBURG, VA.
All the prominent boat clubs of Washington,
Baltimore. Richmond and Fredericksburg par
ticirate.
The popular steamer Keyport will leave nth
street wharf at 0 n. m. TUESDAY, ith, connect
ing at Qunntico with the Richmond, Fredericks-
burg d Potomac Railroad.
Special round-trip tickets, Al. .g5. luz. .20yi 3
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ITO! FOR GREAT FALLS AND CABIN
holm RRIlGE
nUANTIco PAVILION.
Beginning SATURDAY. June 10, the Popular
Steamer KEYPoRT takes the place OF

the Excelsior on this route.
Quantico is a delightful bathing resort. Beating
fishing, croquet. shooting gallery, archery
quoits and other amusements.
Dining. room and Restaurant special feature.
Steamer leaves Seventhstreet wharf at 8. a. m.
and $50 p. m.
Positively no tickets sold to dsorderly or inn
proper persons
ROCND-TRIP TICKETS, so CENTS. ju9
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washington STOCK Exchange.

The following are the closing quotations o
the Washington Stock Exchange to-day:
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-. Ten per Cent. Discount
On all woolen goods. Geo. spransy, 507 TN 81.
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The BIOodthirsty Press


Of the country has done more 10 hang my poor,
demented brother, than any other power. 1
say God bless my poor brother"
Mr.. Gulteau hesitated for moment, and,
looking the reporter square In the face, OK.
citedly said
Sir, my brother is better man than you.
He is a moral man. He has fewer Vices than
you, and say II is a shame that the country
should demand the execution OF such a man."
The modest young scribe, who never had
such charge us Immortality laid at his door
before, blushed at the remarks Of Gulteau, and
instinciiyey said, John Guiteau is a more
pronounced crank than his condemned
brother" and then turning ON his heel, walked
of IN pursuit OF other information.
Quick Work at the GaIIOws.
General Crocker said this morning that no
thought the execution would be entirely over
before o'clock. He says there are a great
many cranks in the city, and this class Will
be carefully watched by the police 10 see that
they do not attempt any mischief around the
Jail tomorrow.
Reard at the JRlI.
DR.. Beard, the expert, arrived at the jail
shortly afterward and Joined Mr.. Reed, Gen
eral Crocker and Rev. Mr.. Hicks In the corr
ridOr
At2 o'clock Mr.. Hicks and Lawyer Reed en-.
tered the condemned mans cell and arranged
his ilnal legalities.
Nj. Reed then Withdrew. and Mr.. Hicks
talked and prayed with Guiteau for some time.
lie appears more serious now than ever ard
q break down Is feared.
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rlNHE POTOMAC FRUIT GROWERS I'M
Il PRONEMENT COMPANY
Will commence THURSDAY. June Is, daily
cursions TO Glymont on Steamer Keyport. leaving
7ih-st. wharf AT pa. m. and 80. M Returning leave
Glymont at y, m. and p. m. Fare, round-trip,
adults, so cents: children % cents Reduced rates
10 Societies and Clubs be obtained of
J: Orvile Johnson, 500 Pennsylvania avenue.
No contracts made with other boats will
be recognized for use of pavilion grounds at
Glymont, except present agreements. DIR. E. p.
ROWLAND. Secretary. ji2tf
II JOHN BRIDGET
The steamer Excelsior. canal packet; will make
her regular trips TO the above places on MONDAY,
WEDNESDAY, FRIDAY AND SUNDAY,
leaving her wharf, Congress street and Canal at
So'clock a. m. sharp. Fare, so cents round trip
Can be chartered Tuesday, Thursday and Satur-
day. For information inquire at GRAY d Hill
TONS. 20S 9Th It,, opposite Centre Market, or q.
W. WEBSTER, Il1i 4th ST. n. W. jui3
DLEASURE BOATS of the latest styles TO
Il hire at all times on very reasonable terms,
and oarsmen supplied if necessary, by Joseph
Passeno, 3l4 and 3lS9 Water ST., near High st.,
Georgetown ID c. ju9-3m
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The presi,Icn,.s FINAL Act,on.

II can be stated authoritatlvely that tho
President will not see any more persons in
reference to the Guiteau case, aud that IL Is
useless for any one TO send any moro letters,
appeals or petitions to him on that subject, as
he has actcd finally on the case, and does not
propose to reconsider his action. There were
N or Of
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today to see the President on behalf OF Gui-
teau. None Of them were accorded an intor-
view. They were all referred to Colonel W. H
Crook, executive cierk, who received them In
an anteroom and heard their requests. Three
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r. Friday Manning.

Mr. John W. Gulteau was mot this morning
by CRITIC reporter coming out OF the Riggs
House. He was looking haggard and care
worn, and seemed TO be much depressed In
SPIRITS. The reporter asked him II he now had
his brother.
Said Mr.. Guiteau; "No, l don't believe the
President Will Interfere In the matter at ali.
l don't believe ho would even grant him one
moments respite.
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at the jail consists of one lieutenant, three
non-commlssioned officers and eight prlvates.
For the past three or four days a single
guard has been posted on the outside of the
building directly under Guiteaus cell window,
win orders to patrol from Z p. m. until 3 a.
In. During tho day n guard is posted In n
window commanding the approaches leading
10 the southeast wing of tho building, In which
the prisoner is confined. While ON duty the
guard carries loaded rifle.
whole battery of artillery has been de
tailed for duty at the building tomorrow.
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those of the heroincs who affect IL. IL ~ mnae TOT
the most part into dTcsS's, Often INTO i"OeS' "u' GU
dom or never INTO gowns. ,..t 49,; ,;,,
Much Iuouiry has Deen made regarding me orl'lh
and nature of this strange and romantic iihD,lc'
Some connect il with tac O. ptrlouS st"h NIL ni
TONED by HGrbefh hai this * rati'r me laH' WI
surrnise Of the mousng aotiquancs dnah w, So
conclusion of reasonable rcG'ITch Inc M - pr.
able and weli-slstainod theory points TO H',L IL
Eliot as If not the inventor and originator vi tn
material at least the dictionary maniau-lhahcI Nv
introduced its use in the toilets OF mover neIun
In MlddIcmarch" Mistress Dorothra goeth II'i.I
inc Jimmy about dressed IN this seli-Saine "lilo
cIinglug stuff" and since thct time the neroincr.,
vino follow the fashions Of their lace no l,Ss ouo
rather more than the living people wEom my Ill
incorrectly supposed to resemble, nave udi'O"
Jimmy about in tins same gaIb and manner. -:
Ii i, time that some reform wa eli cteI Id tnI'
matter. Ii should not be gwen over !" the 10 W
hibitionis;s for they would I'm al likelihoou ~ ~
far a. not Only to abolish stun" but also 10 pr"
hlbit the existence. making, buying. seiinB Va
reading of fiction a. highly drletcrlous ana 1"tr
ous to the public veal; the civil Service helolea
move with such rare moderation and cautlol Una.
il would take at cast a century to get ,he wy
least Of the heroine all into six or even calico; o
CONGRESSES for tue AmcnOratlon-oTls III
ment 7-Of Women would not 90, for they "ould
insist in dressing the beautiful imaginary daiisei
in bloomers. or in the bIfurcated skis more ~
Gently devised by the ingenuity OF our DI'iS"
COUSINS 81. ood;lv
But something must be done, and that specify,
for robine in tns way all the charm ng young
women describe III SO many glaIlnS pages 10 WI
taiDiv moro nor less than stuff"
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UEARY JAMES, JRS. "POINT or VIEW.o

An lxorIRY INTO TIE INSPIRATION OF HIS WRIT
INGS.
To me razor Of the Tribune.
SIR: Mr. Jamess imaginary letters in the De-
oember number Of Tie Century called " Point of
View" are in measure the resumption of GER
tain tone which has characterized most of his nov
els and tales. Perhaps they may be intended to
Justify it, Mr. James is entitled TO the credit of In
venting or discovering the plan of placing together
sometimes in simple juxtapostion, sometimes in
subtle contrast. European and American men and
women For what purposef Much too deep one,
doubtless. has been attributed TO hum The circun-
stances of hls life have gwen him uncommon OPP
portunities for observation, and his own genius
las governed him in the method and the art of en-
bodying the results. But he has been held lab le
before the bar Of public opinion for more or less
false presentation of American character and man
ners. There is especially objection TO his Ameri-
can young ladies not at all typical. Where then
As the typei Is there any Is there one satsfac-
tory in any American novel; What is Il we wish
10 stand for the typei Is is to be the photograph
of realism or the free hand of imagination W here
must one 90 for syure to draw that shall have, If
no moro. at least some latent suggestion. capable
sf development INTO ideally characteristic iormf
What is all art. sa earicature even, but his we
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Ell PAso, TX. Dec 4.-Free gold in fair guam
TRY has been found eight miles southwest from
Nut Station n. W., III tire foothills of the lower
Black Range town-Site was Immediately taken
there from the surrounding camps. The name OF
tie town Will be MiCbO Springs
Several lots of su OerlOr mining machinery have
recently b en- ordered and shipped to White oaks
\. NJ, and the mining outlook there Is reported 10
10 very favorable
h jim aine vein, IN the Sierra Fra Cristobal
has wIdened to 20 feet carrying ore worth S2l per
ton.
The owners of the Little Buck mine, Organ Range
n. NJ. are shipping their ore over LOCO miles Tor
treatment. In this mine native silver frequently
occurs.
In the Organ, San Andres and other New-MexicO
ranges winter has set in with great severity. THIS
beng unusual, the miners are not prepared for It,
and much suffering Is occaSlOned. Many miners
are Abandoning th"lI CaIhS unll spnnG.
heavy cave" - reported In the LOugtello
copper mine. Clifton, A. t., which was recently
sold by Lezinsky x Co. for a large sum.
NEGOTIATIONS are pending for The sale OF the Val
Verde mines, BulTO range. 10 Lake Superior COM
pany for $4,000
A band of hostile pachcs near the seventh sta
zion from PaSO del Nogte. on tn" Mexican Central
Railroad, is thrcatenit the McAicln mining camps
to which the railroad company has just sent arms
for Ge euce.
Bullion valued at $4,000 was received in this
city yesterday from the mines.
Father de Smet superintendent reports hoyem be-
10: Herewith express company g receipt for bar
No. 147 tSO2 4O-lOO ounces gold bullion, the result
of run of mil for first half OF November On the
10th drew for p25, 900 for eXpen es for October
A larso freight bill. large wood blll and large
bill Tor mine explosives, caused the draft to be so
much larger than usual, is W Ii be shown by state
ment t. follow in few day. Everything is run
nug usual plenty Of ore, ont ather lean. as our
clranIngs indicate"
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THE MYSTERIOUS "STCFE.0
From The Boston Courier.


Something like year since our attention was
called TO the ralment in which are bedlght the
heroines of modern novels. and how universally
tney are arrayed III some mysterious fabric desIg-
mated stuff" Once the fact was noticed OK
ampes and proofs every day presented themselves
Stuff" they all wore, and stuff" they continue TO
wear, and stuff" they seem likely 10 wear until
the end of time Even in novels by women who
certainty should know in what manner of habili-
ments. what material what fashion and what hue
berones should most properly be- arTayed, the trail
inc robes OF stuff" III meet the minds eye, and
their snpdued conventional rustic is plainly to Ne
dIscerned by the inner ear. Whether IT be that
womankind Dy knowing nothing OF dress and those
things dresses are usually manufactured Of or
whether on the other hand they dl1er from their
sex by discretion which fOrblds them 20 disclose
these feminine secrets Is too deep matter here to
determine. Ii ID usually described as cllnging.
generally too as being white. or at most as
rarely dun. II is therefore limp and fine, perhaps
Ike cheese cloth damp muslin. 1t trails, it
sticks 1t invariably reveals the contours Of the
wearer's figure, a qualify which would make it
somewhat less trying TO forms less perfect than
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filming.
CONSOLIDATED MINING co.

4 NILE CONSOLIDATED MINING co.
n Mine LeadyIlle, COL
5O goo shares ) per sla-o.
A. w. Gl Ii, president J. ;. LOCKWOOD, secretary
Once 81 Broadway, Network.
IOCUISTlIA, sierra Grande and all other
~ unlisted mining stocks bought au sOl Close atoms
daily. W BHENlON YELLING, u BiOaiwdy.
YORK. Dec . 1882.
TEHE STANDARD CONSOLIDATED Mn
1 ING COMPANY to-day dee ard lie usual monthly
dividend OF TWENTY-FIVE CENTS PER - AIR =. also
div nj nd Of 4 y ENIY-FtNE CENTS PER ~hAltE
AayaDle Deccm0er IL, l1SZ at the farmers Loan aud
Trust c. m. any, No % Exchange place. N,P-l orr
1ransIei co,e DECEMBER and open December ID
NJ L. COOK,
NlcepGesdcnt
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CLOSING Prices or CALIFORNIA SF0cK&
SAY FRANCIsCo. Monday. Dec. 4. lss2.

The Navajo Mining Company has declared dvi-
Company has levied an assessment of 81 per share.
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MINES AND MINING.
MONDAY. Dec. 4-P. u.

MONDAY, Dec. ~ 81
The mining stock markets to-day were even more
than usually dull, add the movements Of prices
were irregular. but without changes In either
direction that are significant. Horn Silver was 90
cents higher at $50 and Robinson improved
cents to 80. The COmstocks were weak. Green
Mountain sold down TO q cents and 5,000-share
transaction in Rising Sun at cents is reported.
s<LESL7 TUE vIyIYG EXCH1 v0H4