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The Evening critic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1881-1885, 1881-08-05

The Atlanta Constitution, in an article on
the Georgia State University, asks whether
too much attention is not paid to turning
out fine speakers and rhctoricians. And
apropos of this idea, is it not remarkable
that though the South has always paid
much attention to fine writing it has
never furnished much that has been pop
ular outside of the South {?
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Can't Hope to Rival Him.

-NI1iIIIIu IOIlBIItUVlOI.
1t is announced, with some symptoms of
astonishment that none of the female
members of New York society have sent
Guiteau II bouquet. We have long been of
the opinion that no one can hope to I'LL the
place of Chastine Cox.
The Evening critic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1881-1885, 1881-08-05

WE LEARN THAT movement is being
agitated among the Gospel Mission people
toprevent girls from selling newspapers on
the streets. 1t is alleged that their associa-
tiOns are impure, and that the role of news
girl is but the prelimininary step to life
>nf shame. The subject was discussed by
<he press several years ago, and the result
was that the girls was forbidden to sell papers
on the streets. After the storm quieted
down they came gradually back again one at
time, until at present there are quite a
mnmbcr.
1t is curious that these highly estima-
bic people always go OH the principle that
an ounce of prevention is worth pound Of
cure. You can't keep girls Gagged and muz
zled any more than you can boys, and
when the uncaging process has once been ac
complished, these charitable missions lose
pretty much all interest in the cases.
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OF course If the President RECEIVERS, Gui-
team cannot be hung, but, after serving Il
few years, will be turned out into the great
world again. What then will become of
him? What will be his condition? No man
will receive him into his house or associate
with him. Noman Will board him. or en-
ploy him, or countenance him in any way.
Go where he will, the memory and history
of his crime viii follow him. In the great
est crowds he will be alone. Whether in
the city full or country wide, " he will be a
marked man. No one will buy or sell with
him, break bread or eat salt with him.
The common courtesies of life Will
be unavailable to him. With the
brand of Cain upon his brow, he can
only range up and down the earth, solitary
and alone, scorned by his own country and
repelled by foreign nations, praying for
death to come TO his relief, yet shrinking
from death from fear of refributive here
after. What fearful fate Surely this
mans hellhas begun Already. National Re
publican
You are mistaken. james can appoint
him special agent in the Post-ofiice Depart
ment. What coterie that would make
Gibson, Woodward, Kinds, Cook and Gui
teau.
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SOMETHING strange has come DER the
spirit of our dreams. For instance, the
French prelates are divided in the matter
of modern miracle working While some
of them have given their countcnance and
approval to the marvellous stories of the
supernatural which have made certain To-
,calities famous in the eyes of the faithful,
other learned bishops have strongly OPP
posed the spread of belief in these wonders.
Tho Archbishop of Amiens has refused his
episcopal bencdiction in the case of q too
pous carpenter in his district who declared
that he had seen frequent apparitions of the
Virgin Mary in the form Of most majesti-
.cally beautiful young woman, If any de-
sign were meditated Of founding in France
another Paray le Moaial, or Grotto of Lour-
,des, the scheme has been rudely nipped in
the bud by the matter-of-fact archbishop,
who has put his foot down in the most un-
mistakable manner. He has forbidden his
clergy to take any part in the ridiculous
Examinations" and treats the whole matter
as likely to bring discredit ON religion.
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Personal.

Gs Sn WILL BE PAID ANYBODY PRO-
sDSJO curing me q situation as printed for
warder or ruler In the Government bindery. Ad-
dress BINDER, Critic office.
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tson skLE A You've, HANDSOME
u hpfse. rvps roadster and PERFECTLY dociles
igrms rsa.cnsbls Apply a thl. aiils. iys5
lrOR sAIE.THr sToCK ANn FIXTUnEs
eia fiufnhiur E'iAhiishmfnt Inquire ~ ~;
I,OR -ALE-DsMOiA tOMMANDEItY, X.
r., thifurm, elen nfN, never worm, finest
yusiiy ,g sagi 4 Hush. iis'''an. Adare-. l.Si;c-
I.,On sALE-A a SMALL IIOr on OLD BRICK
II will b. ~'id cheap Arp,y ni his onice.
I,oR sAI,F.- Cal ard sec oar NJ of property for
II sele. JOHN SHEhNAN a co. -. tloud
BuildinI fes-tf
Iron ALE fsrm o. NINETY acres near wash
~ ington, suited 70 gardening. dairyin or mrm.
Ing Will b. sold A. very little NOR. than halt ~
value owner, net being hrfner. has no use for
ITOR SALE Z. A. CINCINNATI cyLINDER
apply Al CnirIc eaice. 81 Nlnth street, le2t
INoR sALE-New and ssoondl hand coupen,
sways' extension iogs jump ssa,s phss5'ns' Sus.
gles, village carts, surveys, &c All work war
RoBT. H. GRAHAM,
n0TO tis EIGHTH STREET n. w.
Rerairing promptly astcndsdio. iaise
IroR sALE-TIIE CHOICE STOCK OF ono.
II cerle. and fixtures iu the rst-ciAss stand.
scrner g, Tenth and streets nof,hwe,t. Lihcalih
sooner. IuI6
NOR NAIE - ffulfT kt'HfS or LAND
by one ands-haIf story beao,lfa cottage ~ nine
rooms; built under the supervision of the
stables. corn house. hen house, etc the most ap,
proved style; water. IN both dwelling and out
honses land rich choice ffuit,i the FURNITURE H.
house; n great bargain. Apply 10 W, A. Main a
Bros, -. Charles Hotel, eorner Third 1t. and Pa
ave. Iytf
LNoR SALE OR ExcIIA NuE-ss ACRES OF
~ very line land, ~ acre. OF which y b0ttom
BY ins dwelling o. !, rso%s WITH vide laPISseS poSs
shrnbbery, and water AZ The door. % also tenant ant
house Of rooms, barn and stable for Is cows and
ing,; the place Is well fenced, and Is located
miles northeast from the city, a fine road.
dairy iarm or 70 ffuit and vegetables; will be sold
H. MfS 'SE Sarss sh iosRp ARps so
Sd st. and Penna; ave. lyltf
| II 100 feet on Boulevard Vt. and i50 feet ON Wood
ST.; lies between two railroads. fronts one; im
building Is quite large aud is Intended for the
%Sssssrlsh, @ " shop. sSse isss II 3Ss other build
ss ery i9r insured SSsaf for % s,Se Spqma'%Gn H. &
st. Charles Hotel. cor I'd 1t and Penna. ave. yl9tf
TOR sALE-A BEAUTIFUL RESIDENCE
| IL for u gentleman OF leisure, merchant or clerk
in any Of tie Government departments desiring TO
6ansins q value, aIs,an. a,s miles from the city on
rolling land, watered by springs and running
streams and commanding a fine view ofthe city
mile from the Metropolitan Branch and Baltimore
| u Ohio railroad. Improved by four dwellings
the basement), surrounded by choice fruits OF va.
rious kinds, shrubbery and flowers and water In
sioa sppy ana Y he mSn q further q np
me northwest. D '''''' '' '' T ivis-ti
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BOARDING.

ENIRST-CLASS BOARD, with large rooms, Mt
I 47e Penna. ave. opposite, National Hotel:
Board from IS to $40 per week. Transient, from 81
to 81 so per day. Terms to suit for families. Mrs.
o. Il. Howard, proprietress. ocl--d
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WANTED---SiTUATIONS.

VxTANTED-BY A hoy WHO HAS HAD
w experience in the grocery business, employ.
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The Evening critic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1881-1885, 1881-08-05

LNoR SALE-A LOT IN vINELAND, N. j..
IL 100 feet on Boulevard Vt. and $50 feet on Wood
ST.; Hes between two railroads, fronts on one; Inn
proved by six or seven fine budngs: the corner
building IL quite large and Is intended for the
storage OF carriages; also, blacksmith and
ings for bazar and stables; population 0oo prop
erty insured for 5000 WIN. II. MAIN Il BRO,
The Evening critic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1881-1885, 1881-08-05

E'OR sALE-TIiE CHOICE STOCK OF GRO
Il ccllee and nxturee IN the nrst-cinss stand.
the cnusf OF closing business. Will be closed out
At auction about August .. " not NJ private rale
sooner. luG
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FOR RENT.

NOR RENT - EIGHI,ROOM BRICK ALL
IL modern improvements, newly painted lO7
9th 81. n, e. s20 J. $. SWORMSTEDT, y2s i st.
au5-at
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ron SALE.

nor sALE-FIXTURES OF A LAW OFFICE,
IL and rooms for rent of an attorney leaving
town; good chance for any one TO make II start.
Address, for 30 days, EXECUTOR, Critic Office
iy2Ntf
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No. 7, at 10 10 a. m mail train for New York. Phil
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