The Evening critic., 1885-03-25
CLEANED FROM MANY SOURCES.

OLEANkD FhOM MANI cOohOEot
John Kelly ls not in washington, as some
papers have announced. He arrived at At.
lantic City on last Saturday afternoon TO re.
main two weoks, or as long as tho climate
markably well for man who has had such q
long siege OF sickness, Ho said VI am feel
ing greatly improved, and think that the sea
DIR has already done me good. am much
pleased with Atlantic City, and expect soon
10 bo fully restored TO health"
1t tsoems that both tho victim and the ac
cured in the Madison murder case In Rich
mond are descended from Presidents OF the
United Stntes. t. J, Oluverius, the young
ErSS nepbew n CaAfge ~ PgfeSSont Tyier ana rea
tive OF Samuel u. Witt, the Commonwealth
Attorney OF Richmond, The girl, II Will be re-
Madison. 1t is probable that Congressman
George ID. Wise will represent the common
wealth when the case comes up for trial. No
move has yet been made to dislnter the girls
body and 10 discover II there was any human
Cuticle under her finger r-nails--correspondlng
TO wounds on Cluverius' hands. This would
be very important evidence, taken In con.
neciion with the proof of the presence near
tho reservoir on that fatal night OF two per
sons closely resembling Cluverlus and MISS
Madison. But there seems now no Likelihood
that alter these two-even II It IL established
that they wore Cluverlus and Miss Madison
were seen near the entronce 10 tho reservoir
any person ever saw the girl again alive.
What happened In the interval before her
death Will probably never be known. This
VIII give room for the doubt that must make
In Cluverius favor. II probably can never be
sufficiently established that he struck the
blow; that che did not herself bruise her face
and throw herself into the water; that another
man did not strike the blows and did not
thrust hor helpless body over tho fence and
down the embankment OF the reservoir.
"carp" in one OF his interesting letters to
the OieUeidRd LcadeT, says OF the new Attorney
General. As far as clothes and tastes are con.
cerned, Garland and Brewster are as far apart
as the poles. Garland pays no attention at oil
to his personal appearance, and II Will not bo
surprising II he Is found during the summer
attending to his business, amid all this art, Ia
his shirt sleeves and slippers. He has no rut-
nes on his shirts, and he wears the old fash.
Toned kind which button IN front and have the
wristbands attached TO the sleeves. HIS
collar is turnover one, and that soft
Silk necktle OF plain black was evil
IDENTIFY tied by his own hands, Senator Gar
land looks the Democrat all over. His hair 10
disheveled, and his speotacles he wears on
the middle OF his nose, lie has broad, low
forehead, over which his hair falls while he
is at work, making It look stlll lower. HIS
hands little 1nger he wears big seal ring,
which, with the exception of hair watch
chain, is his only jewelry. Ills wife died at
but his mother keeps house for him here, aud
Garland is q awdower. He prefers to spend his
time with her and his children to loahng
about the hotels. When not In his office he
may be found at his pleasant homo on Mas
sachusetts avenue, engaged In work or play.
He likes good living as we'll as Bay
his tastee. lie has tho sweetest tooth
OF any man In Washington, and when In the
Senate used 10 be always eating candy during
n session. He is a great friend OF Dan Voor.
hees and tho two have been called the Damon
and Pythias OF the Senate. They sat together,
lunched together, and laughed aud Swore TO.
gether as the occasion seemed TO demand
while they we're In the Senate. Voorhees, was
very anxious to have Garland appointed At
fnr Gap md UNI all nd uybn f.s-
Cured. Senator Garland is very ap-
ship has made him the friend as
party OF Republican Senators called upon
| Hayes and asked him to appoint Garland In
stead OF Stanley Matthews to the supreme
| Bench, and It is said that Gnrland's relations
| with Blaine are OF tho most friendly nature.
| He is now SO years old, and likeB to flsh, hunt
and play practical Jokes as well as any OF hts
house 10 Little Rock ana a small income out
| side OF his salary.
Herr Adolf 5onnenthal last evening closed his
engagement IN New York city at the Thaiia
| Theatre, appearing In the "Marquis do vile.
mer." At the matinee yesterday afternoon he
| played "Hamlet." Invitations had been sent
| TO oil the leading actors and actresses In the
| city 10 attend the matinee performances. One
| OF the private boxes had been reserved for Mr..
| Henry Irving and another for Mr.. Henry E..
| Dlxey.
This afternoon at halfpast twelve o'clock
Herr Sonnenthal sailed on the steamer Ems
| for Southampton, where he expects
| to arrive on April 2. on April
| 4 no will arrive In Vienna on Easter
| Monday no will make his appearance at the
| Vienna Burg Theatre In Uriel Acosta," after
| Ave weeks absence. The original plan was
| for him to give sixteen performances IN New
| York city, for which he received $4,000 be-
| fore no left Vienna. HIS success has Induced
| him 10 appear at two special matipees, includ-
| Ing the one yesterday, for both OF which he
| receives an additional $4,000, or $4,000 In
| all. Mr.. II. Conried says that the receipts for
| the engagement are larger than any known In
| the history OF German theatres In New York
city. For the nrst seven days, exclusive OF
the Saturday matinee. the receipts were over
| SIG, 500, and for the second week, also exclu-
| sive OF the matinee, $lS,G00. Herr Sonnen-
thai, In his eighteen performances, viii have
| appeared In nine different plays. There have
| been thirty-six rehearsals by the company,
| Herr Sonnenthal attending them each day, Ia.
| cludipg Sundays. At last nights performance
| he wus the recipient OF presents from the
| Franz Deak (Hungarian) Lodge, the Austro-
| Hungarian Lodge, Managers Conried and
| Amberg and others Mr.. Conrled now pro-
| Ioses TO secures return engagement with Herr
| Sonnenthal and have him appear with Mr.
| Booth on the New York stage. Herr Sonnen'
thal's departure for Europe to-day puts an
| end TO the rumor that the Emperor or Austria
| had granted him an additional weeks leave
| OF absence, and that efforts were being made
to have him, Mr.. Booth and Miss Clara Morris
| appear together on the stage Of the Metropoll
| tan Opera. House.