The Evening critic., 1883-06-02
News Notes.

The late Judge Pearre, Of Maryland, left
an estate valued at S175,000.
The late Ex-Governor Washburn, of
Maine, left an estate worth 100000.
Chinese vessels built at Kiel will sail
with supply OF torpedos for China next
week.
It is reported that the German ministry
has decided to take the regulation OF church
matters Into It's own hands.
Robert Henderson, who murdered his
wife near Oxford, N. O., last November, was
hanged at Oxford yesterday.
The fifth and sixth volumes of the Comte
de Paris history OF the American civil war
have been publishedin Paris.
John jackson was murdered at Alfalfa,
Ala, yesterday by man named McKamie
over q game of cards. The murderer es-
capped.
A committee of Irish women has appealed
to Mr.. Gladstone for q Communication of the
sentences of Carrrey and Kelly, two Of the con.
demned Phoenix Park murderers.
Thirty-four of the miners who were en-
gagged In the riots at Collinsville, ILL.,, pleaded
guilty yesterday, were fined $50 and costs, but
good behavior.
At Syracuse, N. Y, yesterday, Judge
Vann granted a stay Of proceedings for sixty
days In the case Of Joshua Clifford, tho os.
wego County wlfe-murderer, who was sem
fenced to be hanged June %.
In the chess tournament in London yes
terday Rosenthal, Englische and Tschigorin
defeated Mortimer, Seliman and Steinitz, re-
spectively. In the evening Zukertort beat
Mason, and Noa beat Mackenzie.
The imperial regalia used on the occasion
OF the coronation In Moscow were yesterday
returned to the Kremlin with great ceremony.
State banquet was given last night to the
mayors Of cities and membe ers OF the nobility.
Captain George N. Mittnacht pension
lawyer, was indicted by the United States
grand Jury in New York yesterday for alleged
attempt to defraud the pension fund by get
ting woman to personate the widow OF O de.
ceased o1ncer Of the late war.
The New York Police Commissioners
yesterday, at the request OF the Brooklyn
bridge trustees, directed that eight men be
detailed for duty on the bridge from the New
York entrance to the centre Of the man span
from noon TO midnight every day.
The Paris correspondent says Mr.. Nor
ton, the United States Minister, has not inter
Viewed President Grevy relative to the NADIA
the American Government secs no cause TO
interfere in the Franco-M Madagascar imbroglio
Mr.. Edward Harrington, editor of the
| ke'TV Sentinel, and the printers of that paper,
printing the poster which appeared on the
| 10Th ultimo inviting persons who desired to
| Join the invincibles to attend meeting to be
held on the following day.
| At Petersburg, Va. last night Wm Henry
McCue was stabbed in the left lung and twice
| In the back by negro named Daniel Yates.
| The difficulty was caused by Yates failing to
| perform certain work for McCue, to whom he
| was in debt for house rent. McCue's wounds
| are thought to be fatal The dying deposition
has been taken. Yates has eluded arrest.
The June schedule of prices for coal de-
| liverable free on board OF vessels at Port Rich
Reading Coal L. Iron Company are: For
| lump, steamboat and broken hard, white ash,
s4.20; egg, 1.2o@$4; 40; stove, $4.45@s46o;
valley, Cbrookside), egg, is 20; stove, s5.25.
Amassa Stones will has not yet been
made public, but trustworthy Information is
| that he leaves 100000 TO Adelbert College,
Cleveland, making his gifts to that institution
lion to his widow, and the rest OF his fortune
estimated at 80, ,O00,O0 TO $12, 900, 600, TO his
two daughters, Mrs. Colonel Hay and Mrs
Samuel Mather, whose husbands are the exc
| cutors.
The London Daily Ne,cs says If one of the
sons OF the Queen should be appointed Gov
would have to bo followed In other cases
There could no no valid reason why, II the
Duke OF Albany was made Governor-General
OF Canada, another of the queens sons should
not take the Vice Royalty Of India and another
| the Lord-Lieutenancy OF ireland.
The Universal Peace Union celebrated
its seventeenth anniversary by a meeting II
New York yesterday. Sarah T. Rogers, M. ID.
OF Philadelphia, reported that the committed
sent from the Peace Union to confer with the
irish Land League Convention recently hele
III inllhuelpnla eNerted great influence
over the delegates, and persuaded them 70 cas-
aside their wonted warllke methods and en-
deayor to amicably arrange their dilicultle!
by arbitration.
A prize-fght took place near Providence
RI, yesterday between Joe. Seward. OF Bos
ton, and Tommy Naar, OF Now York, belonging
on the schoolship New Hampshire, at New
| port. Tho men have not been on good term
for some time, ana decided to settle their dit
ferences In accordance with the regular rule
OF the prize ring. Seven rounds, lastln
twenty-one minutes, were fought, each bein
credited 10 Seward, who finally knocked hi
| opponent out OF time.
saucy echoolboy out at Newell,
Took hold OF the tail OF a mu.ell;
Ho lost part OF his cheek,
But was about In week
81. Jacobs OIL cured Masters Buell..