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The Evening critic., 1882-03-16
Gen. Hancock and the Mason Court
Martial.

dispatch from New York, dated yesterday,
says; SIT appears that before a court-martlal
was ordered for the trial OF sergt. Mason, Gen.
Hancock offered To surrender him 10 the civil
authorities, but this was declined He di-
rected Gen. Ayers, IN command at Washington,
TO inform District-Attorney Corkhill that Ma
son was at the disposal Of the civil authOi-
ties, and would be held subject 70 their order.
Gen. Ayers communicated with Mr.. Corkhill,
and reported 10 Gen. Hancock that he had do
cided that MaRons act was breach OF mill
tary discipline, punishable as such, and that
he proposed to leave the matter to the military
authorities. II was not until then that Gen.
Hancock ordered the courtlnartial. This fact,
II Is said, disposes Of the ground ON which II
is proposed 70 invoke the writ OF habeas cor
pus In Mason's case"
The Evening critic., 1882-03-16
A Canadian Speaks.

When anything worth saying is spoken
in that terse and pointed way that bears
the impress of honest conviction, we like to
have people know the nature of the COM
munication. OF such a nature is the fol-
lowing from Mr.. w. +. Haist, Campden,
p. o.. Lincoln Co., Ontario. Mr.. HAST
says: with great joy over my restored
health, would write few lines concern
ing that wonderful remedy, st. Jacobs Oil.
For the last six years l have been using
various medicines internally and ex-
ternally, but nothing would help me.
Finally | procured a bottle of st. Jacobs
Oil, which cured me after few applica-
tions. My mother-in-law, who has also
been great sufferer from rheumatism, was
also instantly relieved by the use of the
great German remedy. st. Jacobs Oil
is a great blessing to suffering humanity,
and l shall do all in my power to spread
its merits"
The Evening critic., 1882-03-16
Graduates I'm Medicine.

The annual commencement exercises OF the
medical department OF the Columbian Uni
yersity Will take place al Lincoln Hall this
evening. The following are the under-gradu-
ates In anatomy, physiology, chemistry and
therapeutics: William l.. Miller, District OF
Columbia; Reginald Munson, Virginia; Philip
q. Wales, District OF Columbia; Edward f..
Wormersley, Massachusetts; Z. Bryson Wood,
Maryland. The yaledlctOrian Of the class 10
Thomas n. Mclaughlin, NJ. ID. The following
arc graduates; John A. Black, West Virginia.
William X Butler, District OF ColumDiai Alex
ander y. =. Gatnettl Jr., District OF COlumbia
Charles Z. Gorham, Connecticut; Randolph @.
Bryant, New York; Henry ID. T.. Johnson, Dis
trict OF Columbia; Franklin +. @. MacLean,
California; THOMAS N. Mclaughlin, District
The Evening critic., 1882-03-16
WEST WASHINGTON.

ions d. DAVIDSON is the agent for THE Critic
IN West Washing,9n inc paper WI r 9e th ssrye
SUBSCRIPTIONS and items for publication can. be
s,nre 1 az lee te i99wng paGes y S ~
drug store corner Thlrty-second and streets
Braces drug store, 1901 M street, No. 1925 Thir-
tieth street.
One OF the most brilliant and pleasant social
events OF The season was tho pnrty given last
night by Miss Fannie Cooley, NJ her handsome
residence on street, complimentary TO her
friend, Miss Bessie Brown, Of Baltimore.
Among the many present were Mr.. and Mrs.
William Cooley, Mr.. and Mrs, Edward Cooley,
the Misses Emma and Matte Beali, Misses
Iowand, Lizzie Cox, Southerland, Fannie
kurtz, Edwards, and Messrs. J. l.. Browning,
w. $. jackson, George Berry, $. b. souther-
land, George Topham and Samuel Thompson,
of New York, Dancing was INDUCED In I'll
the wee sma' hours OF the morning.
The residents on Prospect avenue near tho
corner Of Thlrty-sixth street scarcely know
how 10 express their appreciation OF the
highly aesthetic fence, bulkhead, or whatever
may be Its proper designation, which the Com
missioners have Just had placed across that
fine avenue, Its sympathetic unison with
that picturesque locality Is "too utterly utter.
and Il is suggested that the artist who designed
ana the workmen who eNocutod II be employed
TO decorate the stage for Oscar Wllde's next
lecture, should he pay the Capital another
visit.
AT n meeting of the vestry OF Christ Church,
Tuesday morning last, Samuel 4. Whcatley
esq, was elected 10 MI the vacancy In thai
body, caused by The death of the late Benln
min Miller esq.
The Fire Alarm wires will be connected next
week with the bell of Christ Church, ani moi
that OF Grace Church, MS stated In ycstorday's
Issue.
Some workmen engaged yesterday IN repair
ing the sewer at the corner of and Thirty
second street, found tho body OF n stlll-borr
infant.
La Fayctte Lodge No. l3. and Excelsior
Lodge No. II, l. o. NJ. Will pay a fraternal
visit TO william Louis Schley Lodge No. 4 this
evening. during which there Will he six inltia
tions and number Of degrees conferred.
Arrivals at the West End Hotel Il. u. Ren
shaw. vermont; Col. NJ Plnchauver and rhos
i. Davis, Va.
The Evening critic., 1882-03-16
The star-route Cases.

In Judge Wylie's court this morning Messrs.
shellabarger, Totten and Williams, of this
city, and Judge II. NJ. Carpenter, OF Kentucky,
appeared for the defense, and asked until
next Thursday to prepare their pleas. Col.
Bliss was absent, and the Government was
represented by Col. Corkhill. In view of the
great length OF tho Indictment, IL occupying
flye hours in the reading, and the tact thai the
defendants are under good and sufficient bail,
Judge Wylie deemed the request reasonable
one, ana granted the time asked.
The Evening critic., 1882-03-16
Real Estate rrausfers.

Joseph Ljbbey 10 Robert p. Dodge and Allen
Dodge, surviving trustees, property IN Beall S
addition 10 Georgetown quit claim. Charles
Lanman, trustee, 10 same, same property. r..
Lanman, for 81, same property. II. II. Smith
10 A. l.. Smith, for $500, part Of lot ?, square
2ll. S. Il. Wheatley 10 Martin O'DonOghue,
for $500, part Of lot lOi, Beatty and Hawkins
addition TO Georgetown, ID. q, Ada l.. smith
70 Alice II. kirkwood, for S1,4l0, part OF lot
2, square oil.
The Evening critic., 1882-03-16
The Happiest Man ia TOwn Last
Night

merchant tailor Of No. iii Pennsylvania
avenue. reporter, noticing his unusually
pleasant countenance, asked him the cause
and was told, with evident pleasure, that no
had "struck a bonanza" In the shape Of a hun
dred-dollar greenback, In can of tea pur
chased yesterday from the Importers Tea
Company, $40 Market Space.
The Evening critic., 1882-03-16
The Laxyrence.Saxton BENEFIT.

The Lawrence-Saxton benefit at Tallmadge
Hall this evening promises to be a perfect
success. Recitations will be given by Mr.. c..
II. Babbitt and the benenciaries, and Miss
Bertie Crawford, one of the most charming
two solos. The Round Table Shakespeare
Club will give the statue scene from "The
Winters Tale"
The Evening critic., 1882-03-16
Stylish Spring Suits 10 Order, SIS.
Hamburgere, 015 Pennsylvania a nue..

Believe a woman's eyes rather than her lips
Ia other words, when she says; MY dear, you
are so poor 1 Will try 20 get along without a
new spring bonnet" look at her eyes. II they
nash nre, got the bonnet
The Evening critic., 1882-03-16
FINANCIAL,
To. .dny,s stock Ouotatiou,

The following observations of the transac-
tops In the financial market to-day, together
with opening and closing quotations, are fur
nished by the banking-hou OF II. d. Cooke, jr.,
4 Co. 1l20 i street, Washlnglon. D. O.:
The Evening critic., 1882-03-16
THE EVENING CRITIC.
ESTABLISHED AUGUST 1893.
wEATuER INDICATIONS.

The special bulletin issued from the Signal
ONCE today says;
The weather conditions on the Atlantic
coast are unsettled, but fair and slightly
warmer weather viii probably prevail In the
Middle Atlantic States during Friday.
The Evening critic., 1882-03-16
Latest styles out.

Nine. Washington has Just returned from
New York with the latest styles for dresses
and mantles. Also full line OF rich dress
trimmings al the lowest prices and 10 suit all
customers.
The Evening critic., 1882-03-16
A VaIuabIe sIedieine.

has come 10 light. Frazler's Root Bitters.
They will certainly cure billiousness IN all its
forms. Sold by all druggists at 81 per bottle.
The Evening critic., 1882-03-16
MARRIED.
DIED.

JENKINs-BELT.-At 519 Fourth street
18th March, by Rev, Joseph T. Kelly Roy Q
jenkins 10 Annie Il, Belt.
The Evening critic., 1882-03-16

MILBURN.-on March Is, in Baltimore,
1882, James A. Milburn, in the 73d year OF
his age.
The Evening critic., 1882-03-16
~. Rnlrinll

ST Patrick was a gentleman and he came orde-
cent people;
III Dublin town he built n church. and put upon't
stceple.
His iather was waliogan. his mother WAS
Grady;
His aunt She, was a Kinnegan, and his wife the
widow Brady.
The Evening critic., 1882-03-16
ALEXANDRIA AFFAIRS.

PERSONS lN ALEXANDRIA Wishing TIE
CnfTIC LEFT at thelr residence will receive prompt
attention by leaving their address at MI Cox's
stationery store. on King street.
The Evening critic., 1882-03-16
Barred Their Heads.

and many were the tears shed. The funeral
procession was then formed, and all that was
earthly of Francis E. Boyle was borne TO Mt.
Olivet Cemetery, where they Will be deposited
in a vault next week. 1t has been decided
TO remove the remains on Monday or Tuesday
next to Baltimore for interment in Bonnie
Brae Cemetery.
There were fully forty priests present, some
being from Philadelphia, Baltimore and the
smaller towns Of Virginia and Maryland and
West Virginia.
The Evening critic., 1882-03-16
washington stock Exchange,

The following are the closing quotations of
the Washington Stock Exchange to-day;
GOVERNMENTS.
The Evening critic., 1882-03-16
--sr. rArnIcK WAS onNrlrMAN (songl.

Then success to bold ST. patrick's ist
For he was n saint so clever;
He gave the snakes and toads q twist.
And banished them forever.
The Evening critic., 1882-03-16

wARNERs Sale Kidney ana LIVER cure.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1882-06-02

ALPHA LODGE NO. 1, A. o. U. w.
MEETS AT THE FOLEY AND RIOKARD
lM building every Tuesday evening at 80
o'clock. Sojourning brethren in good standing
are invited to attend.
Examining Physician DIR. G. q. Thoms.
o. L. SCOTT, NJ. W.
I. O. O. WH1TMoRE, Recorder.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1882-06-02

A. o. H.
MEETS EVERY FIRST AND THIRD SAT.
IXl urday OF each month, at their hall,
corner CLARK and Edwards streets, at T:s0
O'Clock. PATRICK STANTON, President.
PArnIoH HANHoN, Secretary.
Eureka, July 10, 1880. jy90-H
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1882-06-02

ANCHOR COUNCIL No. 1, L. 0. c. F.,
MEETS AT ODD FELLOWS HALL EVERY
Nl Sunday afternoon at o'clock, sharp.
Members in good standing are invited to at.
tend. o. L. SCOTT, @. @.
D. H. HALL, Secretary. m2ltf
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1882-08-24
MASKED ROBBERS.
A rarm-House ct West Charlton,
N. r, Entered by Masked
Mem and Robbed
The Inmates tagged aud Bound and
&l5O,OOO In Securities
Carried on.

A recent d'spatch from Troy, N. Y, SAYS !:
The farm. house Of Thomas n. ana Alexander
Glchrist and their sister. In tho town OF
Charlton. Saratoga county. Wa entered By
i've marked men. Tho inmates were gagged
and bound. Two Of the burglars went for
Alexander and forced him into tile pantry.
where desperate struggle occurred, in which
Gilchrist stabbed one OF the rob-
bers with . two-tined fork, one OF the
tines breaking on in tho mans body. Mr.. Oil
christ was badly injured about tho head by some
instrument. probably revolver. in the hands
OF one of the men. A pool Of blood Was found
on the hoor, supposed TO have been from the
wounded man. Alexander was shackled aud
Thomas was secured In the same manner BY
two men, while the NTH took care OF the sister.
The brothers were then carried into the cellar
and securely tied 70 . post. The sister Wa lett
mp stare, tied to ! door and lounge. She WAS.
however, very plucky. She would not put her
hands behind until forced BY three OF the men.
who placed . revolver to her head. The bur-
glars were evidently well posted in regard to
the house. - they went to . bed, lifted up =
tick, and found he kev TO the safe. They took
about &600 m money. aud fully $780, in se-
cnritiaa Shortly after the men left the house
Miss Gilchrist, whose wrists arc very large.
slipped her shackles and liberated her brothers.
who gave the alarm and started in pnrsnit Of
the robbers, tracking them to Hoffman's ferry.
where they are supposed TO have taken freight
train On the New York Central road.
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TO tho people Of Massachn.etts, defending bis
voto for tho River and Harbor bill.
NrsoELLANEcus oLEANINos.

A letter has been received by gcn-
tlcmsn In Toronto. asking him 10 JOIN IN cx-
pedition, composed Of Southern ex-Confedcr-
atc cavalrymcn, now being organized TO aid
Arab, pasha In Egypt.
Fraudulent importers of flour into
Canada from Chicago aud other Western cities
havo doframdcd tho Dominion Government out
Of hundreds of thousands Of dollars during
tho last four years. Other frauds arc scented
which run into Millions and which In duo timo
will bo brought 10 light.
Tho Bankers Association began its
annual convention At Saratoga, Any. 10, with 4
very largo attendance. Mr.. George \. Coo. tho
Frcsidcnt delivered tho opening address.
Heventy-five Chil.ans were recently
attacked By 1000 Peruvians, and, refusing to
surrcndes, ail perishcd.
Consul George Clifford, At La Rochelle,
France, reports to tho Department Of State
that impure and unhealthy brandy Ia now tho
only kind shipped from France to tho United
States.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1882-08-24
4 Wonderful Fact.

The earth Is one Of the smaller planets
in our system, and seems Of little o.
count compared with such giant masses
as Jupiter and Saturn. It lost huge
slice of territory when it parted with tho
moon, faring better, however, than the
unknown plapet between Mars and Ju-
piter, which was broken up by some
great convulsion into many parts, l20
Of which our busy astronomer have al
ready discovered.
But the earth may some day make up
for its great loss, for it has not reached
its full growth. It is gaining in mass
slowly and by small accretions, but .
the old proverb runs, "every little
helps" The nebulous matter difused
through space, or compacted into innu-
merable minute bodies moving round
the sun, il constantly gathered by the
earth in its annual sweep, and becomes
q part OF its own material.
Some astronomers compute that l6O.-
900 metesrs fall every day upon the
earth, while others place the number
still higher. Prof. Proctor says, II
have shown by very moderate compu-
tAtion that the eArtn increases in mass
each year by more than 10000 tons.
Since she vas AEst formed, then, che
must have increased By millions q mill
ions oe tons"
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1882-08-24
THR war IN Eoyn.

Tho 40seulnan priests sAy ArAM pasha, tn-
asmnch - hs b opposine Agyressiona by .
Christian nation agAinst . Moslem country. is
simply fulal6ng hia dutics - good follower
Of tho Prophet and therefore The Sultan must
Arab. Cable dispatches cf the 18th reported
: aercat deal u excitement at Port Sald. and an
oa.arsak was expected Il anv momeat Il was
stated that Wide dlvcrgcnce of Ntcwa cx,stcl
between the Porte aud Lord nAflcran touching
the wording Of the mAn'fssto Axainst Arab
Sir Garnet wolselsy arrived a Alexandria On
Tho 18th os August TIE Khedivs issued do
eress authorizing the Rrieish Admiral aud com
manlsr of the foroe 10 oocany su,h po,nts o.
the saes ,stnmus ~ they consider useful Tor
military operations against the reheis aud in
vltsns the Egyptian ANtAorities 10 AalaAins in
hah.tAnt. with tho decsee. AMI aathor.1,uy the
Rr.tnh authorities 10 provens i.naostAtaoaa Of
caal and mutations OF war along the caAak,
And 10 scixc proAihitod articles Arab
callcd meeting Of uleMaA and obtained from
them fstmA dcposi0g tho sultan, Anl naming
ne = sasr.t ON q MsSca So = canpa. A.aG Y said
Eaglands action in Egypt has hcsn indorssd
ey Enperor William u Germany.
Cable dispAtcAss Of the 18th Inst state that
there "a no prospect that England and Turkey
viii agree touching the proposed military con-
vsntion. TIE policy Of Gen. wolseley 10 b
divide Arahi's forces and be- with tho author.
ity Of tho KhedivN haa issued . proclamation
10 tho people ~ Exyp&, representing the sole
object u the nritlsh 20 b b restore tho On.
thority Of tho Khcdlve Il . said ths
hopslsssnsss q the strusgle i hseo1r
Molaelev. at Alexanaria> l~asl : maui,
festo saying the chief object Of Great Britain
il 10 rcssore the authority u the KAcxiivc il
Egypt. prom,ssng q the sAms time that peace
fal natlvcs wdl b. Aindly treated and thu
mosques rcspcctod. The report that Ii,
U.emas had dcposed the sultan i untrue, /,
Also h the statement that Menotti 0anbsld
MAS organizing torsc in Italy 10 cid tho Exyp
NaiA
Dispatches from Alexandria Of Aug. 30 stAls
that four English regiments made . reconnois-
sanoc along tho Mahmoadich canal, drawing
out shells from Arab rasha's force. Rritish
troal~ occupied Fort Said aud lsmaliA and die
armed ,hc native scldlers. Rear Admiral Hew~
lit stepped trstis on the Saex canal at which
Ds l.es~crs made 4 very strong protect. Al
Port SAID tho British troops throw mp some
eerthNcrks between the European aud Arab
laerscoS snl Admiral Seymour and tiea
Mal clcy were on hani with seventeen trans
n,rt> and i've mcn o;-waf. Tue DIRECTORS ol
the Saex Canal Company held 4 meeting IL
ras,~, at wAich rcsontsons we're passed re-
hi msag the neutrality Of the highway, de
naa hi AZ the war,iks measures OF the British
aud rs.rsinS the r,ght 10 claim compensation
fion Engiaad.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1882-08-24
LATER NEWS ITEMS.

Mr.. Long, the American Consul At
Alexandria, was attacked by party Of nativos
The attack was induced by what tho natives
considered Longs high-handed manner on 4
certain occasion when he rode ovcr and scvorcly
injured several Egyptians. They characterize
hi. conduct on That occasion n outrageous
and assert that tho bcst thing he can do IL 10
got out Of Egypt, ~ II he romans his life will
surety hctakcn. Long denies the outrage alleged
by his assailants. Mr.. Long was not injured.
Tho ofli,ers aud crew Of tho English
steamer Ezra, which wont In search Of tho
Jeanette something over year ago. wcrc
picked up IN Matolshkin Straits, Nova Zembla,
on tho 81 Of August BY the steamer Hope.
which had bcen sent out TO rescue them. The
Fra had an experience similar to that OF the
Jcannettc. She was caught aud crushed In tho
loo and sunk ncar CApe Flora on tho 2lst OF
August, 1881, and abandoned by her Grow, who
built hut OF turf aud stones on tho land and
remained thcrc until tho 2lstof last Juno, whom
they sst out in boAts for Nova zsmblA
Two sections Of Coup's circus train
crashed together near New Burnside, IN. Four
mon were killed In . car containing eighty
sleeping showmen, and at least twelvs others
were seriously injured.
No moro horrible railroad. crossing
casualty has boon reported IN several ycars than
that which happened at Anoka, Mimi. Four
young people, two Of each ssx. were returning
from dAncc Tho railroad and the wagon
road run parallel with each other on the prairie,
aud yct tho carriage holding tho party wa1
driven on tho track q tho crossing In trout Of I
swift express train The death Of ~ in ths
vchicle ensucd.
Arecent dispatch from Mount Pulaski,
Logan county. III, sayss "Charles NcAahou,
who lived 6vs mlles east Of the city, and who
has boon m,ssing for the past three days, was
discovered this morn,ng. with two young meu
who have been working for hin. all thrc<
hlindfoldcd and their throats cut from ear "a
ear"
Ex-senator Dorsey authorizes the
statement that General Garfield ,endercd him
the position Of Secretary Of the Interior, and
repcstea tho otfcr several times, Mr.. Dorsey
says he dccl,ned il both verbally and in writing.
Three men working on hoycotted
farm near BOYLE, ireland. were ared Il and ON
morsally wounded.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1882-08-24
THE APAOHEs.
Juh's Band Of 1urderers Committing
Terrible Dspre dations in So
nora, Mexico.
They KIM and Barn Everything IN
Their Path.

A recent telegram from Tucson, Arisona,
says: Word has been received from Trini-
dad, Sonora, that the Apaches are depre-
dating fsarfully. and committing frghtfm
atrocities In The SahuaripA district large
force Of MexicAns are in close pursuit OF the
rsdskins at Taratuc ranch. The Apaches killed
nix men in passing Lamesa PalonA, and killed
two in Lncuchilla, two in Arincahonda, and
four three hours afterward. They attached
Elcarrtgi and killed eleven women and child,
drst stripping the women and outraging them
In most brutal manner. They then put them
to death BY the most cruel torture.
Four Of the mon Of the ranch who were re-
turning saw the houses on tire and hed. Tho
ApAchca Have chase. Three OF them took 70
fuge In the rocks, and were defending them-
selves, when tho fourth man, who escaped,
brought the news to Trinidad. largo force
OF cisiacns started It once to tho rescue, and
courjers were sent in all directions to warn the
settlers OF the whereabouts OF the hostiles.
No mail riders have arrived for several days.
II u believed al have fallen victims to the
commanded BY Juh. the ChihuAhuA chief, Who
escaped after the battle with Gen. Fuero last
spring. Authenticated reports state that .
band Of Apachee have penetrated Alamar, and
are dcprcdating there. Gen. Rags, with .
large force in tho SAhuaripA district declares
he Will not spAr0 . DUCK. equAW ot pAp0oeo u
he again encounters them.
Adv,cce from San Carlos say that r. b Will
cox, the newly-appointcd Indian Agent, has 10
fused 10 assume charge, - he found Affairs in
. frightfullv confused condition. Tho Com.
missary aud sub- Agent have suddenly turned up
missing. Evidence ot gross fraud and pccula-
ton under the Tiffany administration y alleged
10 b. overwhelming.
Tue Tonic Apaches arc very restless. Last
Friday night they had prepared TO make Z
break, but enc OF their squaws gave the whites
warning, and tho Mohers Apaches, the bitter
enemies OF the Tontos, were armed and turned
ont, and prevented the emeuta. Tho Tontos
offered IS cents Tor allthe cartridges they could
get on tho day they had fixed for tho out
break Matters are assuming . serious shape,
and settlers around the reservation arc now
organizing for the movement. The anti
reservation people aro increasing their force iu
every section Several agents arc visiting al
the principal towns and camps organising fol
any emergency which may arise.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1882-08-24

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oousissing a
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