The Evening critic., 1884-06-14


The Tichborne claimant Is to be released
from prison on q ticket OF leave. rps~~e
Tho gas.lamps willbe lighteapasI45 p.
m. and cxtlnguished aH2as'd'm'
table iet,eEsis-shS next snddV Herald.
discovery Of petroleum In North
western India is regarded as very important
In Its probable effects.
A match gamo Of cricket was begun at
Scarborough, Eng, yesterday between tho
local club and tho Philadelphia team.
Tho City Council of Camden, N. j., has
raised tho liquor license from sos to 5000.
Druggists who sell liquor are compelled to pay
the samo license.
President Arthur, Attorney. General
Brewster and Justice Harlan have announced
that they Will attend the commencement at
Princeton College.
Mr.. Raphael, London stock broker was
hissed on Change yesterday because he was
charged with circulating ISLANDERS about an
other stock broker.
Mr.. Whistler, the London artist, has i'm.
meDeely pleased some OF his patrons by BOAST
ing that he took but twenty minutes TO make
drawings no recently sold TO them at from EGO
TO ESQ each.
The representatives of the colored Asso-
ciated Press Will meet at tho Carson Hotel to.
night TO perfect arrangements for Blaine
and Logan mass-meeting at Lincoln Hall on
the evening OF June 81.
Joseph Allen, a freight conductor on the
New York h Long Branch Division OF the
pennsylvania Railroad, was killed near FL
heron, NJ j., yesterday, by striking against
bridge while riding on his train.
The Columbia College Preparatory School
held their commencement exercises at Lincoln
Hall last night. An attractive feature OF the
exercises was drama presented by the class.
Professor Mason distributed tho medals and
certificates.
The Lehigh Valley Railroad Company
has purchased tract Of bituminous coal land
10000 acres, near Snow Shoe City, on spur
OF the Pennsylvania Railroad. The price paid
was ~ 100000.
In Philadelphia yesterday the applica-
tion for new trial for DR.. Dorlval B. Bruce,
who was convicted OF causing the death of Hat
tie scholl by criminal malpractice, was re.
fused, and the doctor was sentenced TO an i'm
prisonment OF three years.
The National Rifles arrived at st. Paul,
MIMI, yesterday. They were taken over the
city under tho auspices OF the Minnesota
Guards, and banqueted at the Metropolitan
| Hotel. Later they were received at the Capt.
| Rifles returned to Lake Minnetonka.
Mrs. Lucy M. Dorsey brought suit against
Hon. John Il. Glascock before Justice O'Neal
for s9325, balance ON account OF room rent
has been carried TO the Circuit Court on GER
tiorari. The defendant denies the indebted
mess and claims he has valid defense.
Medical Directors Browne and Tryon
the International sanitary aud hygienic exhi.
billions at London, Copenhagen and the Hague
| After the performance OF this duty DR.. Browne
| will return home and DR.. Tryon will be at
| station.
1t Is learned that the President has given
| his attention to the arguments submitted by
| the Commissioners in favor OF vetofng the Pat
tereon bill, and that up to tho time OF his de-
| parture from this city he had not decided what
| course TO pursue. Some days Will remain az.
ear thD raa tAnv, hafnr
become law II not acted upon.
If the weather permits the Marine Band
will render the following programme at the
| White House this afternoon; March, "Franz
tion, ''Crispino c la Comare," Ricci; valse,
"Dream of the Ocean," Gungle; selection,
.Beggar stndens," Millocker: rustic dance
Graham; fantasia, DIN Parior aud street,
| sousa.
A grand demonstration and reception
| will BIO rendered TO the Veterans on their re
| turn from Brooklyn at 10 o'clock tonight. Tn,
Washington Light Infantry, Washington Oon
tinentaIs and Union Veteran Corps Will bt
| waiting at the Baltimore Potomac depot aud
| forming In line with three bands aud large
| fireworks brigade, Will march up the Avenue
to Fifteenth street and return by way OF
the Union Veteran Cadets Will have a banque
| prepared.
At Brighton Beach, N. Y, yesterday, the
fret race, y mile, was won by Harrigan, Green
Dush seconu, queen ran tnlIui une, i'.lf2
second, Regret third; time, 1:19A. Third,
mile, worn by Bonlotte, Luteetrlng second
King Tom third; time, LAD. Fourth, IN
ticleer, King Fan second, John Ledford third
time, 2;03. Fifth race, "a mile, won b.
Treasurer, Ghost second, Haledon third
time, :33.
Recio, q colored Cuban, who was con
| victed OF murder at the last term OF court a
Key West, Fla, was executed yesterday. Tn
wine and cigarette, and took his drink witt
the greatest coolness and apparent relish. IN
wiling the jail officials to Join him. Upo
the cigarette from his lips and said that h
was ready. Another Cuban, convicted OF
murder equally cold.blooded, who was to hav
, been hanged yesterday, hanged himself In hi
cell.
The presidents of the several State Re
publican Associations and members OF tn
Central Committee held meeting last nigh
TO arrange for O grand ratlncation meetln
next Thursday, juno I'D. MIR. Starr, OF Ne
Jersey, offered a resolution expressing sat
faction with President Arthur's administrt
8 ton and indorsing Blaine and Logan's nom
nation at tho Chicago Convention and appolp
ing June 10 for the ratification meeting1ex1
. resolutions were al carried, and 2Rss.6fon (
I Judge lawrence, p Ohio, cSRssssees were o.
{ Colonel DonutfSlt 'discourses about I'll
n next SiasSs5 xadds . ''N ' ~ - -
I Atthe Congregational Church last nigl
Nero was meeting OF the EccIesiastic
Row. DR.. Rankin. There was also large gat
4 | ering OF the members OF the church. Rev.
l.. Parks and Rev. John McKean were respe
lively elected moderator and scribe. ~
matter, announced that they had concurred
the reclamation OF DR.. Rankin. Resolutions