Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-03-07
Gui.sau Had No accolmplices.
HIS EMPHATIC ASSERTIONS To COUNSEL CHARLES II
REED.

HIS EMPHATIC ASSERTIONS To COUNSEL CHARLES H
REED.
Charles II. Reed. who was counsel for the assas-
sir Guiteau, was interviewed il New York yester-
day IN reference to the Statement OF eX-Postmaster
James. giving the inference that the star route
prosecutions We're In measure the cause OF the
shooting OF President Garfield. "On several Occa-
SONS when along with GuiteaI.7 said Mr.. Reed.
ii asked him II he had any acc0inpce Orif any per-
Shn anew that ne thought Of shooting the P-cSi-
Gent He always answered in d most emphatic
hammer, 'No no one bat God and me knew any
thing about TT" on the day before he WI, hanged
Mr.. Reed said (Iuiteau declared 40, no: 10 one
but God and NE know anything abou, II, as have
Cften to.d YOU That is The truth, as expect TO
I4eet Iny God to-noTrOw.
The COMING DOG sHow.-The entries for the COM
Ing dog show 80 Iar Received insure an excellent
display u Is safe 10 say that the entries OF pct
Gcgs by the ladies o! this city far will equal, ii
hot excel. any previous show held in this country
and the sporting dogs CT this city viii probably
surprise The judges OF that class. The champion
puGs which were shown at New York last spring
Will no doubt meet here and contest once again
Major JaInes Tayor, or Kentucky; Hon.
John 5. Wise vi Virginia, and James Mortimer, Of
New York c1ty-
MR- FAaAN's TROUBLE WIFE A POLICEMAN
VIM. Pagan. proprietor VI grocery nd liquor store
at the corner az I6th street and New Hampshire
avenue, Was charged ia the Police Court to-day
with assautiHg OIiicer keuney. who testified that
he followed u man into defendants store, who an
SWeTti 4 Witness looking
Tor Mr.. Pagan followed witness out If The store.
and accused him OF insulting Il customer and
struck him on tha arm and pushed Lin. Pagan
afterwards used prJiane Language. He was fined
Is Tor profanity, and he assault case was dis
missed
TRANSFERS OF REAL EsrATE.-Deeds in fee have
been HE'D a. follows: Ida y Mclaughlin 10 Kate
Thomas Carlisle part = ST 3i6: $500. X 5. ILyis
tr'lotte, TO c. v. Nocott. io' }. 81 $50; 3. H. 1,
Clark 10 {. b. Pearson. subs = anu %. st- go:
$500. james NJ Johnston ct al. To Joseph H.
Ne arnnon, lot II. sub. So 49,: 3. Bernard
sass. j. \. T. LunSford {. al 10 W H. pteb.a
parts ll2 and 112. Beaii's addition: $3.50. y r. Fox
et al 10 ". H. Saunders lot -. SUBJ 81 5l2: 81 500
Lester A Bartlett 10 Lacy NJ LeScailett. lots So 81
o. 90 ai1 Il. sub ST. 4CJ, AMI lot 4. sub. 81. 32S
$1,000 lots u Is, sub. so $751; and TO 10. sub 81,
Brown, parts Il aud Is, sub. Sq, "a: =. c. j.
EiIIyeT 10 Nellie T. Sampson. paris lots % and 80
slh- 81 Us: s22J0- F!oioarIo Howard to Kat.
iAolnis CStTiis.t. lot 4. So 80 $4,000. George H.
Philips 10 NJ vaiinia chapman sub lots * and rs,
81. 20; sl.Ss1 NJ Nalinda Chapman 10 Allen c.
D. rom P PlqsFy , En- ( r PUT i to
trustees. 70 Joseph H. Hod,,e sub lot li9 So $40:
SD A. v Neeser 70 J. f. Riley. trustee. sub. lot
ehuIGh lot q AID par, "a, So Az. s. b. F. Gilbert
u Ihos- C.. Bonnie. lot Il, sub. 9: s}5s. j. s
Iophaln 10 Maize B-oasky. lots b to 27. sub block
10 LOUISA g Whitaker. lot 81. sub. So 239; $3.50
e H. Tickling TO r = A Gray, part &c. sub.
Nicholas Place; 81 so. S. J. fague, trustee, 10
Prather CT al TO T. NJ Steele, l1t 81. sub 81. Il !.
s51 c, v. Trott 20 e. Sisson, Part =, sub. SO, 42U
$3.50.
DELEGATES TO TIRE ARCHDIOCEsiS CONVENTION
AZ The meeting OF the Carroll institute last evening
the fOiio~lng named gentlemen were elected dele
gates TO the archdiOCeSan convention OF the Crtho
ic Dung Mems societies of Baltimore and Wash
1ngtOn. 10 u held III the former c.uy on Monday
March "a, aud 10 De followed by a celebration OF
the 10th anniversary OF the landing or the Mary.
Land pilgriuls:-Ed. ]. Hannah, ID. l. Murphy, Ed
NJ Lob nd III
ByrneS; alternates, Thomas j. king. Vim. Richards
John Bingham, E W. sturdy, and j. (. Riley.
THE RIVER TRApE.-IIarbOrlnaster sutton reports
arrivals at The r1yer front 10 follows Five oy ste,
ships with 200 bushels oysters for market; scl.r
Geo. C. A TraVerS, Mcnamara, l2 600 feet lumber
johnson WiInSatt
LOGAN AS A CANDIDATE FOR PREsIpEyr-At tht
regular meeting or the Illinois republican state as
ISOLATION, held last evening. resolution was Unan
1mousy adopted "that we viii han with pleasure
the nomination OF Hon. John y Logan for Presi
dent OF the United States by the national repub
ncan convention 10 be held In Chicago on June 81
next
WIFE DANGEROUSLY WOUNDED By HER HUs
BaSD.-AbOut noon yesterday an ARRAY took place
between Henry Clay and his wife. Martha, Iytns
at No. 3o4 street southwest. during which Clay
cut his wife head With plate inficting adangeroU:
70 the FreedmanS hospital In the police ambulance
He1ry Clay was arrested by Sergeant Leech. IL
the Police Court this morning Clay was charged
AL a.ot~uft diiu W kiAI, disU
The case was continued; bonds $500.
TIE ART SALE.-ThOmas Bowling has now on ex-
0lSitlon at his roons 18th street and PENNSYLVANIA
avenue, choice collection OF Oil paintings which
eoOnid attract the attention OF lovers OF art and
connofsseurs. The sale viii commence ON Monday
the 10th inst, at II O'Clock.
:, DiscoSfiSURD.-The special trains advertised 70
ieztse me ON street station at 62J p. m, returning
EaFe Baltimore. Calvert station, at Ii D. IN during
0e production or kirafys spectacular drama s.E x
SsaSaoF. ar the Academy Of Music, In Baltimore
nave been discontinued The patronage from
asnington was not sufficient to JUSTIFY running