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The Evening critic., 1882-05-30
SIS StyIisIl-Cut Suits
ct George Spransy's 507 Seventh street.
National HoteI ArriyaIs.

Il. p. Turner, Nd. petro $. Garomillo, Now
Mexico; @. s. Jones, Bloomington, ILL.,; NJ. Q.
Osborn, Montgomery, Ala; NJ. W. HANNA, N.
y; II, Plummer, Nd; H. s. Underhill, Balto.,
Md; d. d. Norton and wife, Port Jefferson,
N. y; John b. Loberr and wife, Phila., Pa; J.
NJ. Main and wife, NC; J. L. Mainl, st. Louis,
Mo-; Q. II. q. Rosere, y. y; ]. W. Mercer and
wife, Ca; William Mclaughlin, Va; A. j.
Conn.,; Il. NJ. Gardner and daughter, Bradford,
Pa; George NJ. Cromwell, yalto., Md A. D.
field, Dakota Territory; John II. Kimball,
phila, Pa: W. b. Thomas, Athens, Ga; j. L.
David, n. vi Captain II. r. Garden and wife,
Va; 3. Trum, n. y; II. j. McMaster, N. Y.
II. J. Gooding, Detroit, Mich. Charles L. Hun
Ter, ir., Frederieksburg, Val Miss N. v. Gold
ir., Fredericksburg, Va; Miss Maggie Gold,
smith, Fredericksburg, Val ]. w. Stone, Fred
ericksburg, Va; Miss A. " Hunter, Freder-
icksburg, Va; A. Babrook, Mass; Hon. Ct.
Washington Warren, Boston, Mass; W. IT.
Mabley, Richmond, Va; Richard Il. Brandt,
Md H. W. Harvey, Ind; A. Joseph, Now
Mexico,
The Evening critic., 1882-05-30
HObby Spring Pants 10 Order, $3.50.
Hamburger's, 015 Pennsylvania avenue.

Some years ago the Bank OF ireland was
robbed heavily by a clerk who absconded. The
Irish and English ports were closely watched
to no purpose. year had elapsed when a
bank Official received a letter from the alb
sconder, dated from leading Dublin hotel.
He was asked where he had been. "Touring
among the English and Irish watering places"
he said. He hadn't been such fool as TO go
where the police We're sure TO look for him.
Likely enough the Dublin assassins have
taken a leaf out OF his book.
A priest OF Rayenna, named Rayaglla, has
constructed an electrical apparatus which can
DO get In operation by simply pressing a button,
and by which the doors OF large building can
be instantaneously opened. The apparatus
was tried at the Allghier Theatre, In Ra-
VIENNA, with the most satisfactory result All
the nine doors opened simultaneously, as II
through some spiritual agency. The inventor
hopes to improve his apparatus, so that should
fire break out on the stage OF a theatre the
rise IN temperature would Itself set the ma
chinery In motion.
Mexico pays 5000 for the scalp OF a hostile
indian while In the East tramp IS not worth
a dollar 10 the man who secures his conviction.
No wonder that tramp catching Is neglected
Industry.
Modern ships, an English writer thinks, are
unspeakably hido0us, and IN one or two re-
spects much less comfortable than tho old
ones. Fortunately, however, there is one eH
cepuon, for nearly all the yachts built are ex-
tremely handsome craft
The Evening critic., 1882-05-30
The baltimore Plan.

From the Wall Street News.
Baltimore capitalist one day went down
into Virginia to collect the interest on a $500
bond which town hadIvoted to build bridge.
The bond was five years old, and no interest
had ever been paid. Seeking an interview
with tho village president. he made known
his errand, but the official sadly shook his
head and replied:
"a freshet carried off the bridge the same
year II was built"
"But the bond stands good for all that?'
"Yes, suppose so, but we have no money
on hand"
"Can't you pay this from some other fundT'
"We haven't a cent in any fund"
''can't sell the bond 10 some one hereT"
"Nobody got anything 10 buy with"
For the next four hours the man with the
bond was very busy. He attached tho old
hand fre-engine, garnisheed three CT four Of
the taxpayers, locked up the village grave
yard, attached the safe In the clerks oflice,
and when the sun went down he had arranged
for so many injunctions that no ono dared
stir abroad. The sun was hardly up next day
before his interest was ready, and In less
than an hour a citizen purchased the bond al
at a discount, explaining;
~ shan't never get nothing ON Il, but we
can't have wicked Spectators coming here d
cast reflections on Yirginla's honesty.
The Evening critic., 1882-05-30
He spoke 1t a ..Leedle Bit"


Quite good thing is told Of General Han
cock, which happened one day last week dur
ing the naval ceremonies In Hampton Roads.
The General was standing chatting on the
portico of the Hygeia and had just been In
troduced to Captain Stempel, of the Imperial
German schoolship Luise, then lying on
Fortress Monroe. The former was arrayed
cap-a-pie in the gorgeous full dress uniform
of a MajorGeneral Of the United States Army,
and by his splendid mien fully merited his
campaign sobriquet of "the superb" Com
mander Kellogg, Of the Tallapoosa, was stand.
ing near and was also introduced to General
Hancock, who apparently supposed he too was
one Of the Kaiser Wilhelms loyal subjects,
and when introduced either did not quite
''catch on" to his name, which has no sus-
picion OF a Teutonic ring about it-or did not
spy the immortal bird OF freedom on the
naval officers buttons and cap, or perhaps
both, and who thereupon turned and after
little hesitation remarked TO Commander
Kellogg: "Beg pardon-but-ah-do you
speak Englishr" To which the latter, ap-
preciating the situation, replied In terms Of
the yernacular but broken specially for the
occasion and somewhat to the embarrassment
of ''the superb !" "oh, yes; leedle bitl' Cap
tain Stempel relates the episode with great
gusto.
The Evening critic., 1882-05-30
An Addition TO Hamiin-s Curiosity
ShOD.

Last fall while Mr.. L. l.. Gay was In Wash
incton city, he heard Mr., John P, Hamlin,
foreman OF the Guiteau jury, express desire
for a pair of buffalo horns. On his return to
Kansas Mr.. Gay secured pair OF MIR. David
Lee, Of Alamosa, who shot four-year-old bull
from which they were taken, in Greeley
County, Colorado, on the day Garfield was
elected President. The horns are sixteen
inches long and black as jet.-South Bend (Ind)
Tribune.
Last Tuesday Mr.. Hamlin received from Mr..
Gay three jetblack buffalo horns, which he
now has on exhibition at his place Of business
on Sixth street near the corner of louisiana
ayenue
The Evening critic., 1882-05-30
Not BigOiry, Nor Lack OF Respect for
the Dead.

TO ne EdttOr Of The Erenin0 critic:
VIII THE CRITIC do me and every other Cath
olic In the country the favor 10 state that the
reason Father Cuddehy has forbidden the
Grand Army Of the Republic to enter the Cath
olic Cemetery in his diocese on Decoration
Day is the same as that which caused a SINH
lar prohibition to be issued in Baltimore and
from Oak Hill, viz; That the lot-owners OBJ
lecied TO a procession's marching over the
graves and doing the damage 10 turf and
Hover and shrub that a large marching body
would necessarily effect. Father Cuddehy
was u strong Unionist during the war, and,
although know THE CRITIC Is not sectarian,
II is so fond OF fair play that appeal 10 Il TO
correct the statement that bigotry and lack OF
respect for our dead boys In blue had any
thing 10 do with II. ID.
The Evening critic., 1882-05-30
DED LIPS AND ROSY CHEEKS.
WHEELING, W. VA,
Nav IN 1891

@haJ ocf Aoo1H
/ am an old physician, and
have lost many of my youthful b
prejudices. Happening to learn
Of the great good done by a GER
tain remedy In restoring to ro-
bust health former patient OF
mine who suffered severely
from several chronic ailments
resulting from weak pulmon-
ary, digestive and urinary or
gans, and whom l was unable
10 benefit with my most careful
treatment, determined TO pre-
scribe 1t as occasion required.
| have done so, and the results
following have invariably been
most satisfactory. Under its
use the blood becomes richer,
tho digestive, urinary and pull
monary organs are made strong
and perform their natural func-
lions readily and without pain;
all decay seems to be checked
and the progress OF the disease
arrested, the pulse becomes
fuller and stronger, the lips red
and the cheeks rosy, the tenn
perature OF the body increased
and more uniform, the action
of tho heart regular, and the
muscular strength greatly In
vigorated. In Justice 10 the
inventors / will say this rem
edy is called Browns Iron Bit
ters; II Is n preparation OF iron
and vegetable tonics, contains
no alcohol, and Is the only prep
aration OF iron in a perfect
assimilable form and that does
not blacken the teeth. have
never known II 10 fall 10 give
permanent strength 10 every
part Of the body, or 10 lniure
the most delicate constitution.
have known II 10 assist nature
in curing many chronic dis
eases when all other remedies
had failed. lis soothing effect
on mind and body Is most re.
markable, and It is the only
positive cure know Of for sex
ual weakness, etc., those most
stubborn Of all debilltating dis.
eases. -, NJ. D.
The Evening critic., 1882-05-30
AUCTION SALES.

RUY YOURSELF a HOME
PRICE WITHIN REACH OF EVERY ONE
SMALL CASH PAYMENT AND SMALL
INTEREST.
The undersigned IN order to close an estate, is
obliged TO sell house No. AZ X street northwest.
This house was built by days work, is In per-
feet order, containing ten rooms, bathroom,
etc VIII take small cash payment, balance In
notes, long time, low Interest, with privilege to
fake them up when desired. VIII be sold very
low o. private sale at any time before
FRIDAY. JUNE ., AT 8 O'CLOCK.
at which time, II nndsposed Of. II will be sold az
auction to the highest bidder. The keys and per-
mission to examine can be had NJ
wILLET & LIBBEYS LUMBER YARD,
Cor. Sixth street and New York avenue
DUNCANSON BROS,
my2a4t AuctiOneers.
The Evening critic., 1882-05-30
Combinations.

The Senate in executive session yesterday
confirmed the following nominations: Leland
samana; Clark Rude, to be Collector Of Gus
toms for the District of Sandusky Ohio. Post
Col; Frank G. Mosbaugh, at Cambridge City,
Ind; Stephen Metcalfe, at Anderson, Ind;
John II. Eames, at Medford, Mass; Fred Rosa
Grams, at Tecumseh, Mich; Elizabeth Steven
son, at Greenyille, Ohio.
The Evening critic., 1882-05-30
sneak.ThievesI Invited to Come Again

WASHINGTON, ID. C., May %, 1882.
Can you spare space in your valuable paper
10 inform the sneaking thieves that raIded my
park 1342 Fourth street, last night of some
line plants that have filled up the holes they
were kind enough TO leave me with others
equally valuable and that they might succeed
In getting them also, or something else, II they
Will try Il again ID. FRANKLIN.
The Evening critic., 1882-05-30
. ShOOdOOwObskOOk

is an indian word, tho name of beautiful
stream where the boys take week in the
beautiful spring time and camp on the banks
Of the clear waters OF this river and fish. 1t is
necessary, however, when you go fishing to
have some good liquor along in case OF q
chilly night The best place IN the city 10 get
that article is at James Tharps, S1S L street
,r.fl,xu
The Evening critic., 1882-05-30
WE HAVE THE BEST

go Light Cashmere, All,wool suit in town; worth
sl5 Good Blue Flannel. ss better, $40; best .l2
and sl3 lMiddlesex. firm colorsl. Boys s7.b0
school; 5000. ,Childrens, with short pants, =! Se
great bargains. Single Pants, short and long, from
Is cents upward. straw and Wool Hats Ia pro
Misses and Roys' si button Shoes can't be
equaled. And ]. o. W, Womens and Mems q 80
Shoe excels anything in town for the price, Chil-
very cheap, at
Iei4-Ieie Pa. Ave, J. w. SELBY.
The Evening critic., 1882-05-30
AMUSEMENTS. A
Drivers summer Garelc
IS u SpItuUlU OHUs
Lawrence Barrett Dramatic Club.

DEltGE . ~NENchs
There was a good attendance at Drivers
Summer Garden last night. The performance
is a splendid one.
Lawrence Barrett Dramatic Club.
Julius Cesar and ssThe Merchant Of Ven
ice'' will be rendered at the National Theatre
June and 3, by the Lawrence Barrett Dra-
matte Club.
Abner's Summer Garden.
For an evening OF good, genuine pleasure,
go TO Abner's Summer Garden.
The Whale Exhibition.
There was large crowd in attendance at the
exhibition of the monster whale yesterday.
The pavilion Is open from a. IN. to p. m.
daily. Captain Paul Boyton has charge of
the exhibition, and is indefatigable in his
efforts TO please visitors.
Theatre COmique.
The Theatre Comique was packed last night
from pit to garret with an enthusiastic and
appreciative audience, and every box was
occupied. The great cards were the Kernels,
the best Irish comedians and mimics on the
variety stage; Wheatley and Traynor, in
whose praise adjectiyes are superhuous.
These two gentlemen have n benefit Friday
evening. Among the other attractions are the
famous celebrities, Todd and Snow; Miss
Kitty ONeill, the pretty Jig dancer; the Clip
per Quartet, Lamont and Ducrow; the Wesley
Brothers, q most amusing pair of song and
dance men, and many others. The perform
ance concludes with that roaring comedy,
"Muldoon's Picnic."
The Evening critic., 1882-05-30
where was CAPTAIN RolIinse

The reappearance OF Captain Rollins, OF tho
schooner Emily, after being missing for
week, was noted last evening. 1t will be re-
membered that Rollins came here on his ves-
sci from Baltimore, where he left wife and
family, and while the schooner was lying at
The wharf mysterlously disappeared. The
police searched for the man, as suspicious
Of foul play were circulated, and found that
he had gone to a tavern and retired to an up
stairs chamber for the night, but did not go to
bed, but waited till late hour and then left
the house secretly and disappeared. Yes
terday morning the gallant captain walked up
the gangplank onto the deck of his vessel to
the great astonishment OF his crew. Captain
Rollins, when interviewed concerning his dis
appearance, seemed much surprised To learn
that he had not been at the boat on the pre-
vious day; he did not know that he had been
missing and had no recollection OF where ho
had been. Captain Rollins seoms 10 think he
has been in a trance or under the inf uence of
chloroform or temporarily insane, but the po-
lice think he has been on prolonged spree,
Notwithstanding his previous character for
sobriety and steadiness.
The Evening critic., 1882-05-30
Important Notice.

The Boston sleeper through via. tho New
York and New Englandlroute, heretofore leav-
Ing at 80 p. m. via the Pennsylvania route,
viii hereafter leave by the Congressional ex-
press at 4 30 p. M, arriving In Bostonon same
time. This Is a saving of several hours 70
New England passengers.
The Evening critic., 1882-05-30
Picture Sale.

fine collection of paintings, engravings,
etchings, original drawings, sketches, ETC.,
now on exhibition at Mr.. Dowling's store, COR
ner Eleventh street and Pennsylvania avenue,
will be sold tomorrow evening, commencing
at 80 o'clock. An excellent opportunity to
buy good pictures.
The Evening critic., 1882-05-30
During the Past week

We have added a second installment TO our
stock Of boys clothing at reduced prices. You
can reap the benefit. Eiseman Bros, corner
Seventh and l. Streets
The Evening critic., 1882-05-30
Geo GU AN FALLS
AND
AnUfNp GDRINGG

STEAMER MARY WASHINGTON, having
been thoroughly overhauled and newly furnished,
is running excursions to the above places.
For Occoquan Falls, Sundays and Wednesdays,
boat leaving seventh street wharf sundays at 800
n. m, returning at =. M Wednesdays al . a.
M, returning AT D. m. Fare. round trip, D cts.
Mount Vernon springs, saturdays, leaving wharf
at o a. M. returning AT p. N. Fare, round trip,
10 cents Music and dancing on an trips except
Sundays. Music BY Prot. A. j. Cooks Band. No
Objectionable parties allowed on the boat.
r.. 5. RANDALL,
The Evening critic., 1882-05-30
II Was the Evening DuIIness,' -
Same Thing.
Courier. journal.

Hear the man swear. What a rago he Is In.
He viii raise the roof. The man has copy
OF yesterdays paper. lie thought 1t was To-
dayq.
The Evening critic., 1882-05-30
Different from .sRusiness Methods
JaHfes.e

PeIeThbufs IndeA'AppeaI,
The provision IN the Postonlce approprla-
ton bill that the benefits Of expenditures for
special facilities In mail matters, including
fast service, should be distributed among the
principal cities, instead OF being confined
chiefly TO New York, is both sensible and Just.
II VIII not only giyo various cities reason.
Will prevent the bestowal Of exclusive favors
upon particular railroads, es, II Is charged,
was the case under Postmaster General James.
The mail service OF the country generally
Will be benefited, too.
The Evening critic., 1882-05-30

Humboldt told Sir John Dowrlng that all the
dahlias OF Europe We're the descendants OF a
few seeds no had gathered In Mexico and sent
In letter 10 Lady Holland.
The Evening critic., 1882-05-30
Our Line of Rrouxe Blue,

military blue, dark blue and Australian blue
suits is now complete, prices ranging from
$13 TO S23 at Likes, Berwanger Co., 80
Seventh street. s. Katzenstein, MANAGER.
The Evening critic., 1882-05-30
THE EVENING CRITIC.
PECULIAR PLEAS
or the Indicted Omcers of the De-
mnct Gcrmau-American National

hank.
Tho counsel for Mr.. John Hitz and DR.. Chas.
E. Prcniiss, indicted last fall for msapplylng
bank funds whilo others OF the German
American National Bank, have flled their
pleas to the sufficiency OF the bill, and Mr.. R.
Ross Perry, special Government prosecutor
In this Instance, Is preparing to join Issue on
the pleas.
MIR. Hitg, In his plea, states that he was born
a Swiss citizcn, at Davos, Canton OF Griscon,
and at the time Of tho supposed commission
Of the alleged ofrenses and finding of the in.
dictment he resided In the District of Column
bia, holding the positions OF Consul-General
and Political Agent OF the Swiss Republic, hav-
ing been appointed In due form by the Swiss
Republic, and accredited the said ConsulGen-
eral and Political Agent for that Republic In
tho United States, and so received and re-
cognized by this country. He continued in
such ofice until after the finding of the indict-
ment and filing of II In court. BY reason OF
these premises, he was incapacltated by law
from hold the office OF president and director
OF the German. American National BANK.
In the case OF DR.. Prentiss the plea is TO the
effect that the record of the court does not
show that the requisite number Of persons to
constitute that body for the March term Of
1881, by which this Indictment was found and
returned, were duly qualified and sworn, as by
law required, but only twenty-five Instead of
who constituted the Grand Jury by whom this
Indictment was found; that the record shows
John t. Dryer and s. r. Cuttings were not
found, Daniel 7. Johnson, w. G.. Moore and j..
@. Redrich were excused, and Daniel II. Car
roll, sworn upon his r0iF dire and then excused,
and that the marshal summoned William Tay-
ior, +. W. Queen, George Graham, Jacob Hirsh
and John s. Murphy, and that F. W. Queen
and George Graham were excused and the
others accepted, and that .the marshal then
summoned Peter Gordon and John II. Dunlap,
and they were accepted to I'LL vacancies, and
were members OF the Grand Jury by which
the indictment was found, and that these last
five persons were Illegally placed on the Grand
Jury by not having been regularly drawn
from the box; that william Lehwing, serving
as n member of the Grand Jury, was born In
the Grand Ducby of Baden, was an alien and
not citizen Of the United States, and that he
was never in good faith, duly and according
10 the laws OF the United States, admitted to
citizenship; that william Helmus, another OF
the Grand Jury, was born in Landgravate and
Grand Duchy OF Hesse- -Darmstadt, and was al
the Kingdom Of Wurtemberg, and is an alien
The Evening critic., 1882-05-30
EDUCATIONAL.
EXCURSIONS.
nUANTIco PAVILION.
No.

~
Delightful bathing resort Boating, lshing
cToquet shooting gallery, archery, quoiis ana
other amusenlents.
Diniugroom aud Restaurant a special feature.
The Palace steamer EXCELSIOR, At $50
a. NJ and $3.50 p. M, daily, sundays included, from
ScNenlh-streot wharf.
Music and Dancing on boat and grounds Post
lively no tickets sold to disoIderly or Improper
persons.
RoUND-TRIP TICKETS 40 CENTS. my29
The Evening critic., 1882-05-30
u. Real Estate Auctioneer.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE I'M
PROVED PROPERTY, SITUATED SOUTH
WEST CORNER TWELFTH STREET AND
PARK PLACE NORTHEAST.
BY virtue of deed of trust, recorded among
the land records of the District of Columbia, -
in liber No. 800, folio 400, ct seq and at the ;5
written request of the legal holder Of the k:u
notes secured by the said deed OF trust, will sell
at public auction, on THURSDAY, the sth day
of June, ID. 1882, at o'clock y. M, all that cer
tain lot of ground with Improvements, situated,
ying and being In Washington city, District of
Columbia, known and described rs lot numbered
$3.50 thirty.siN, In the recorded subdivision of
square numbered nine hundred and eighty.seven
Cis7).
Terms; One. fourth cash; balance In G, u, IA and
y months, with 6per cent interest. A deposit OF
go required at sale.
WILLIAM NJ. METCALF,
mysGd&ds Trustee
The Evening critic., 1882-05-30

A MOONLIGHT EXCURSION ON THE W.
non ofthe ladies of the Congregational Church ON
Friday evening, Jrne 2, lss2 Boat leaves Sew
enth-streCt wharf at $3.50 sharp. Music under the
direction Of Director j. w. Bischon Sandwiches,
straw berries, ice cream, &c, served on the trip.
Tickets, 80 cents, at f. Noungs, kellogg a John.
sons, or at the boat. my27 ,3liul,2
The Evening critic., 1882-05-30
-. Real Estate Aucioneer.

LOT ON THE WEST SIDE OF DELLA -.
WARE AVENUE, BETMEEN IL AND G>sa
STREETS SOUTHWEST. H.T
:, BY virtue ofa deed Of trust, dated August !, a.
seq, one OF the land records for the District of
Columbia, and at the request Of holder OF the
notes. shall sell ut public auction In front of
the premises, on THURSDAY, June l,lSs2, Nt
o'clock T.. M, all that certain piece Of ground sit.
uate in the city of Washington, ID. G, DESCRIBED
as lot lettered and marked Fl in w. b. Todds
recorded subdivision of original lot numbered 3,
in square numbered 500, together with the inn
proVemcnts, &c.
Terms: Onethlrd cash and the balance In G and
IL months, secured by deed of trust on the prop
erty sold, with interest at per cent per anpum,
or all cash at option of purchaser. A deposit of
$50 required at lime of srle, and all conveyancing
ht purchasers cost. Terms to be complied with
In seven days. L. II. q. TODD,
my20 cod Tristee.
The Evening critic., 1882-05-30
Every Lady purchaser

gels souvenir at the now store, 527 Seyonth
street, ON Wednesday.
The Evening critic., 1882-05-30

Kidney and Liver Diseases Cared.
New Turkish hath, l417 q street.
The Evening critic., 1882-05-30
Everything New.

at 527 Seventh street. Ladies' goods. Souve-
Mrs given TO every purchaser on Wednesday.