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LAST NIGHTS DISPATCHES

schooner sunk by steamer-The Tariff
Questfon-Fire ut Fort Worth Ami.
versary services-A Cripple Cured by
Miracie-Jeseph Cooks Wm-Items OF
Foreign News-Eic.
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An astronomer at Berkeley has discovered three
new spots on the northeast side of the sun-visible
by aid Of smoked glass While it is known that the
fiery envelope Of the sun is subjec. to fiecks and
flaws, no one dreamed that the late political reyerses
had such far-reachiug effect
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FATHER RYAN. the poet priest Of the South, said
in recent lecture that ne always speaks of JEFF
Davis as President Davis" because he never re-
signed. Somebody should pinch this modern Rim
Van Wrinkle and wake him up
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The Southern California people have resolved to
make another effort to have that section erected into
aUnited States Judicial District. Many attempts in
that direction have been made, but have thus far
proved unsuccessful
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CRACKERS & COMPETITORS!

III FISHER, NOS. EOS AND $40 STREET,
IL Sacramento has Just taken the who.esale
Agency OF the CALF CRACKER COMPANY
Of San Francisco. CRACKERS sold at lowest San
Francisco prices with difference In time and freight
In favor OF purchasers. Also, FISHERS CHOiCF
COMPETITIONS. at lowest market rates au22-9pR
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PACIFIC SLOPE.

Female Train-wreeker Arrested-serI-
Gus Runaway AccIdent-rhe SIX chi
nese Companies Consolidated Young
man Hurt at Oakland-ship Captains
Assauited-A Pastor ResIgas-Etc.
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WITHIN the last five months reductions have been
made on the price Of sugar in the San Francisco
market which aggregate three quarters Of cent per
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The British Government has expended $Iao, 600
for the destruction Of locust eggs in the island of
Cyprus the present year.
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The November corn crop reports Ct the Depart
ment Of Agriculture indicate aggregate Of ESQ.,
ooo oO0 bushels.
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FOREIGN NEWS.

French GunbOat for the Congo River.
PARIS, November 19sh.-The Lt5erte an.
nounces that in cons, qusnce of the treaty
concluded by De BrszzAu, French gunboat
will be dispatched up the Congo river.
AgitatOrs Arrested.
LYONS. November 19sh.-Twenty-five per.
cons, including three foreigners, were arrested
to-day, charged with being members of an
association formed for the purpose of foment.
ing strikes among workmeD, obtaining gen.
eral division of property. and destroying tie
sentiments of patriotism in the people.
Bsptized In Eue Form.
MADRID. November 18Th. - The infant
Princess WIS baptized to-day in the presence
of the members Of the court, gran6ees, Span.
ish Ministers, representatives of foreign pow
ers and populations from the Senate and
Chamber Of Deputies. The Empress of Aus
tria was represented by the Queens mother
as sponsor fo- the child.
Troops Deserving.
CAIRO, November 19th.-Tse Egyptian
troops ordered to the Soudan desert in large
numbers, ard as precsution the arms and
ammunition required for the expedition are
Being forwarded to Souakin separately.
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RHIsrLAxp has had a bad grape year, and as
consequences lovers of Rhinewine must turn to some
other beverage.
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II is said estheticism is dying out an England.
London Punch gave it it, death-blow. That was .
cr1ial nunch
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An effort is being made TO establish q High School
Normal Institute at Yreks.
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INDIANA farmers must be flush. The total of the
agricultural products foE tie current year. based on
present prices, is estimated at SIS, sl7, s54.
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The rnongrel Stuart style of architecture
is frequently called the Queen Anne style.
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THE people OF Hayti consider the comet an omen
OF the end Of the world.
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l am determined that. 30 far
as can control the matter. my Inauguration
a. Governor shall not cost the people of Penn
sylvania dollar"
Anniversary Services.
PRovIDENcETowS (Mass.l November 18Th.
A union service was hold in the Centre
Methodist Episcopal Church this evening, in
commemoration of the 1921 anniversary OF
the arrival OF the ship Msyfl,wer in the har-
Dor, and the signing in her cabin of the com.
pact by the pilgrims. A permanent organize.
tion was formed to perpstuate the memory of
the pilgrims first landing at Providsncetown.
A Bishop Seriously HI.
BosTog, November 19sh.-Bishop Paddock,
Of Washington Territory, is seriously i'll at
his former home in Norwich, Conn.
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CALIFORNIA.

ESPECIAL DISPATCHES TO THE RECORD UNION. !
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DOMESTIC NEWS.

ESPECIAL TO THK REooRD-uNIos.]
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CEREBRAL E0E4Jk..,.

For the Eadias.-Piease ask your ply
stefan his opinion of PURE CALIFORNIA PORT
WINE. PEPSIN AND CALISAYA BARK combined,
Tonic and Cure for Dyspepsia or Indigestion. IL
satisfactory, try HALLS PEPSIN WINE BiTTERS.
au24 -6m
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TUFTS HAIR [lYE,

GRAY HAIR OR WHISPERS changed to n Cross1,
BLACK by single application of this DYE Tim
parts natural color, acts 1nstantaneously Sold
oy druggists, or sent by express on receipt of 81
OFFICE, 30 MURRAY 81, NEW SoFJS.
r. Dr.. TITTs HANrtL OF Valuable Inso--uafioa 49,
<tseni Receipts VIII be nailed FREE on npulieata- q
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scbi Ban, San Francisco, Doubled In
size s the largest Japanese sale exhibition in the
world. SHArTUCK & FLETCHER export their
printing inks to Japan, receive Japanese goods in
return, and this is why Iehi Ban survives on low
prices. Logical, isn't it'll wholesale and retail.
Goods for every branch of retail country trade iy4tf
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Compromise Arrived at,

Providence Or. II. November 19.b.-A
compromise was arrived at at late hour YES.
terday forenoon between the heirs and legs.
tees of the late Joseph Cook, who died leaving
g. 600, 600, q large portion of which he made
in the grocery business ia San Francisco.
Mr.. Cooks will was very hard on one of his
daughters, Alice, who is physically deFormed
and an invalid, as ne cut her off with 5000
per year, provided she remained single. II
she alone survived her brother and sister. she
was to get nothing, and if she or any other
legatee contested the will they were to be cut
off without . penny. The compromise now
effected provides much more literally for the
6eforrned daughter "
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The Right Kind or Talk.

PHLApELPHIA, November 19sh.-In letter
to the State Feacibles Battalion, which len
dered its services as an escort upon the orca-
sion OF the Inauguration of Goverror.elect
Pattis5n, that gentleman says: There ia
no reason that can see Why the mere takirg
of sn osth by citizen called by the peo-
pc to execute public trust should be made
the occasion for scenes of pageantry and
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Fire nj Fort worth,

ST. LOUIS, November 19sh.-A fire. at Fort
Worth. Texas. Friday night, destroyed the
city Touring mill and several adjoining resi-
dences, involving loss Of $50 600; insur.
aucs, SIS COO.
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Collision at Sea,

Algiers, from New Orleans for New YORK
reports collision with the four.mas.ed
schooner w. L. White at l A. NJ. thirty
miles eastsoutheast Of Five fathom Bank
the schooner was struck amidships. and sank
within twenty minutes The crew ESCAPED
by cutting boat from the davits and board.
ing the steamer. The steamers bow mates
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NOR sALE-A NEAT SECOND HAND PHAE
It ton will be sold at reasonable rate. Inquire
at this office n36.tT
The Evening critic., 1882-08-22
EAST WASHINGTON.

Tho temperance organizations east OF tho
Capitol arc making active preparations TO par
ticipaie in the Rechabito parade and cncamp.
ment Mt Anacostia.
Tho East End oarsmen arc hard Mt work pro-
pairing for the contest next Saturday with tho
West End team. Tho race Will bo a close and
exciting one. Full particulars Will appear In
THE CRITIC before the event.
Two deaths OF wellknown residents OF this
section OF tho city occurred yesterday, tho
first being that OF Mr.. Jasper Smith, an old
resident, who is well and familiarly known,
and who died OF consumption at his residence,
$40 Pennsylvania avenue southeast. Tho
other death was that OF Mrs. Cornclia Marco
ron, wife OF Mr.. James Marcoron, one OF East
Washington's most respected citizens. Mrs.
Marceron suffered for two weeks previous to
her death.
Several men were taken TO work In tho boiler.
shop ofthe Navy.Yard yesterday. IL is under.
stood good b0ilormakers can readily SECURE
work In this department by applying ns I 10
proposed to work an increase d force.
Steinlos cakes and pies have reputation
equal TO his famous ice cream. Thus IL Is that
so many patronizo his establishment.
Tho Daniels fund in East Washington Is
rapidly swelling under tho philanthropic Of
forts OF brother flremen, who arc always
first to move In tho hour OF distress. Let tho
good work go on.
Tho concert at Bud Eagleston's tent last night
was, as usual, successful. Buds friends
turned out and gave him q ''rouser."
An unknown lady fell into tho dcop street.
southeast, yesterday, severely iDjuring hor.
self. Another argument in favor OF bridging
some Of those deep East Washington cutters,
alias raylncB.
The Evening critic., 1882-08-22
PERSONAL.

Miss NELLIE RoBEY, and her friend,
Miss Acton, are so1ourning in Leonardtown,
Md.
Mr.. BoYNToN is acting head of the
mineral division, General Land once, In the
absence OF Mr.. Sickles.
AMONG the guests of the Sea View
Hotel, at scituate, Mass, burned yesterday
morning, was Miss Minnie W. Russell OF 90
Grant Place. She Is reported safe.
MR.. ID. NJ. VANCE, we'll known here,
and son of Senator Vance, is managing editor
OF tho daily journal, a new Democratic paper
that appeared in Charlotte, N. O., this morn
Ing.
Mr.. HERMAN JACKSON, linguist and
translator-in-chief OF the Postoflice Depart
lady, arc spending short vacation among
the shady hooks OF Harper's Ferry.
Mr.. JAMES +. MARSH, of Kansas City,
No., and Stalwart Republican, was appointed
by the First Assistant Postmaster-General 10
q 1000 clerkship in tho Postofllce Depart
ment to-day. 1t good appointment.
MIR. WALTER Il. STUMP, Of the Secre-
tary's ofIlce, Interior Department. has re-
turned from trip to the dismal swamps,
whittier he went.i search OF tho "maid with
the freely lamp" who paddles her own
canoe.
MR.. JAMES L. NORRIS received tele-
gram this morning announcing the arrival OF
the "quartet," Messrs. Hine, Hume, Clapp
and Dean, at Kansas City. All were woll, and
leave to-day for Pueblo, Col. We miss these
good fellows. They Will be absent until nigh
end OF September.
"A CABLE DISPATCH from London an
nounces the safe arrival yesterday of our we'll.
known townsman Mr.. +. X. Ward. The Jour
ney from Quebec TO Liverpool was quick,
business In tho big city and goes thence to
Paris, Lyons and Berlin.
The Evening critic., 1882-08-22
ALEXANDRIA AFFAIRS.

An accident occurred on tho Washington &
Western Railroad last night about & o'clock
near Vienna, by which some thousands of dol
lars worth OF property was destroyed. An OK.
ira freight train on Its way to Round Hill ran
into construction train lying partly on tho
engines and several cars were badly damaged.
The engine OF the extra freight train, Mr.. Ma
clifton, acting engineer, was completely
wrecked, and tho engine OF tho construction
train, Mr.. Sides, engineer, was thrown from
tho track, together with several cars OF the
train; fortunately, no. one was In
ono TO tho company as It's rolling stock was
very limited. orders havo been given for SOW.
eral new engines to accommodate the trade Of
them for some time yet, owing to the great do.
mand by Southern roads for new engines. The
business Of tho Washington Il Western had
and the now owners, Messrs. W. j. Best and
others, were much gratiiied at the prospects,
but this accident will prove, IT is thought, a
cleared OF the wreck last night, and this morn
ing the regular trips OF trains were made as
usual.
Mrs Sarah E. Fowle, ono OF Aiexandria's
best known and most respectable ladies, n
relative OF DR.. johnson, of Washington, died
last night after long and painful illness.
MRS MRS FSWle @ 6elongedto on one o. the S old fami, y,
George d. Fowle, for many years prominent
merchant here, doing largo foreign trade.
The deceased leaves large family of children
place tomorrow.
The funeral OF Colonel John II. Brent, whose
death in Warrenton, w., Sunday last, was an
nounced, takes place this afternoon from tho
residence OF his son.in-law, DR.. NJ. NJ. Lewis.
Colonel Brent leaves a large estate, including
some valuable property in Chicago
colored woman named Louisa Lucas
dropped dead from heart disease in the yard
OF the residence OF Mr.. Fallinsbe, on Cameron
street, yesterday afternoon, whero she had
been engaged in washing during tho day. This
10 tho third sudden death among the colored
people OF this city during tho past few days.
Milo Grennel, an old colored man, was taken
suddenly Ill In church Sunday night last and
died before he could be gotten to his home,
and the other night q young colored man, ap.
parently in perfect health, dropped dead at
his pigpen while feeding his swine.
A colored pioneer club Of Washington came
here yesterday and went on an excursion to
Carline Springs. Upon the return from tho
excursion grounds at O'Clock the members
OF the club, according to custom, got into n
fight at the steamboat wharf. policeman
was telephoned for, but before ho arrived at
tho wharf tho combatants had gone aboard OF
the steamer, and thus escaped sleeping in the
Alexandria station-house.
Jimmy Simms is the only occupant OF tho
station.house this morning. He Will go to tho
Corporation farm to-day.
The Evening critic., 1882-08-22
AMUSEME MENTS.
Theatre Comiaue.

very good audience greeted Mr.. All Nc.
Dowell (Washington's favortte cOmedian) Mt
the Comique last night. He was received with
rapturous applause, and created all through
Cayy, .the Irish comedians, In their sketch OF
the "Irish widows" are exceedingly good, as
are Mason and Lord, the sOngand.dance men.
Melton, the famous boy 1uggler, does some
marvellous feats OF jugglery. The bill all
through Is good one.
Abner's Garden.
There was splendid audience at Abner's
Professor Artn's band and tho warbling of tho
Herr Ignaz, Conradi and Madame Beauman.
Drivers Garden.
Tho programme at this popular place Of
amusement this week is the best yet produced.
In addition to the grand array OF talent which
held the boards last week, there are also added
four or i've leading operate performers.
Excursions.
Go to Quantico pavilion on the elegant steam.
er Keyport.
rho canal.packet Excelsior makes regular
Bridge on Mondays, Wednesdays, Fridays and
Sundays.
Patronize tho Fruit Growers pleasant ely.
mont excursions.
Look at the advertisement In THE CRITIC
and find out about the popular hfteen-cent
excursions Of the Mary Washington TO Mount
Vernon Springs.
Everybody ought to go to Lower Cedar Point
1t Is certainly the boss place.
The Mary washington's excursions to Mount
Vernon Springs and Occoquan Falls are daily
growing In popularity.
The Ladies' Benevolent Society OF st. Peters
Church will give grand day and evening OK.
cursion to Marshall Hall next Thursday. 1t
promises to be grand affair
The Evening critic., 1882-08-22
The Light Guards.

AT n called meeting of the Washington Light
Guards, held In their armory, Nineteenth streos
and Pennsylvania avenue northwest Major
Norton, who's has commanded the company
for some time, rendered his resignation, which
was accepted, and the company at the request
OF numerous citizens of East Washington, ro-
solved TO seek suitable quarters In that section
and "return TO the land of their BIRTH" Lieu
tenant Bailey, on behalf OF tho company,
thanked Major Norton for tho interest ho has
always manifested In the command, and other
wise paid tribute TO tho MAJORS efforts and
popularity. committee was appointed 10
seIect an armory In East Washington, and
company meeting called for next Saturday at
the present armory.
The Evening critic., 1882-08-22
Inspection OF Foreign vessels.

General Dumont, who has Just returned from
his trip Of observation rs Supervising Inspec-
tor OF Steam Vessels to New York and Phiia-
delphia, was found by CRITIC reporter in his
oflice this morning.
The General said he visited tho steamers OF
the principal European lines at New York and
. found them as we'll equipped as United States
steamers, but not as we'll supplied with life
preservers. He does not think tho enforce.
ment OF the new law, which Will go into effect
as soon as the officers are appointed, VIII
cause any i'll Will or result in International
appointed by tho Secretary Of the Treasury in
about four weeks.
General Dumonts inspection is thus de-
ecribed by the Philadelphia press; "Yesterday
General Dumont inspected the steamships In
diana and Belgenland, OF tho American and
Red Star Lines, at Philadelphia The former
was on the dry dock at Cramps shipyard, and
good condition and provided with ten life
boats and eight RATS. The Belgenland was Just
ready TO sail from tho Christian.street wharf,
and buried inspection showed that she had
eight large boats, two small boats and three lifc
RATS. The vessels Of the American Limo were
highly praised by the 1nspector-Generai, who
stated that In life'saying appliances they were
better equipped than those OF any foreign
lines, especially the British lines. inspector
Francis l.. Hand accompanied Mr.. Dum0nt.
Acting upon the Information which he Will
gain In his trip, General Dumont Will prepare
a Get OF rules for the new inspectors, made
necessary by the law. There will be sixteen
Treasury for New York and two each for Phil
adelphia and the larger maritime cities. All
European lines Will bo expected TO comply
with the new regulations by October l."
The Evening critic., 1882-08-22
WASHINGTON GROVE.
Comparative Dull Day In Camp-A
TOnsOriaI Hermit-Camp Notes.

WASHINGTON GROVE, Aug. 81.
Tho day is hot and dull and weary, people
doze the time away In blissful Indifference to
the services in tent and tabernacle. Every
thing Is influenced by tho fatigue of yesterday.
Sermons fail to satisfy the general longing for
rest, as 1t is difficult to sleep comfortably In
the midst of memories OF past struggles.
Not to put too fine point upon 1t, the at
tendance at worship to-day has been decidedly
small, but this was somewhat reduced by the
character Of the various gatherings, for tho
gentle sex predominated, the lords of creation
having gone TO town, or being fast asleep In
some cool place.
DR.. Wright, formerly Of Wisconsin, preached
at 10 80 from the text, "Having, therefore,
brethren, boldness to enter into the holiest by
tho blood OF Jesus, by new and living way
which He hath consecrated for us through the
veil, that Is to say, His flesh; and having an
high priest over the house of God, lot us draw
near with q truo heart In full assurance OF
faith, having our hearts sprinkled from an
evil conscience and our bodies washed with
cold water"
Mrs. Bishop Andrews conducted the young
peoples meeting Mt Up. IN.
Tho $3.50 service was better attended than
any OF the previous ones. The Rev. L. ID. Wat
son delivered o short sermon from q text found
in Mark, chapter xvi, verse IS: "He that be.
lieveth and is baptized shall be saved, but he
that believeth not shall be damned"
Tho young peoples meeting at $3.50 p. m.
was well attended, the Rev. W. W. Van Arsdaie
presiding.
The Train at p. m. having brought tho bono
and sinew OF the camp again to the scene of
action, tho general meeting at 7:15 p. m. was
largely attended, and an Interesting service
was the reward OF those present, as an Inter-
esting discourse was given by the Rev. Il. d.
owens, OF Baltimore, his text being taken from
Proverbs, chapter xi., verse 30' "Ho that win
moth souls is wise."
The result of tho sermon and the eXhorta.
tions made was the awakening OF six, three of
whom were converted.
Camp Notes.
The bride on Fourth avenue Is still mystic
rlous.
The dust bloweth whore It llsteth, and no
man knowoth whence 1t cometh, but all know
where II goeth.
The d. b. B.'s arc on tho warpath.
A Anoticeablo Increase OF the military at the
night service.
Tho Rockville nine wear the scalps OF tho
"boys In blue" Score, 10 10 10.
Special train will leave camp at IL m. on
Thursdays tickets marked to expire on 23d
instant good on tho 2ith.
Tenters are requested to call at the ofllce and
balance "their little accounts"
Sergeant Sutton, OF Company II, umpired
the game to-day,
Since tho meetings began thero have boon
twenty conversions.
Tho best OF order has prevailed In circle
and grove.
Mrs. Hattie Cooke, of Gaithersburg, is lying
at tho point OF death.
Rev. D.. Peyton Brown, Mr.. II. Hoover and
wife, Mrs. Sailor, OF Now York; Mrs. Jay
Gould and Miss simmons, OF Frederick; Mr..
Il. j. Ryan, deputy shorin OF Anne Arundel
County, and tho Rey. L. II. Morgan, OF Balti.
BFN HIDTN
The Evening critic., 1882-08-22
Ohio Rcpublicnn AssocIntion.

Tho regular monthly meeting OF tho Ohio
Republican Association was held last night at
st. Georges Hall, there being full attend-
ance present Hon. William Lawrence, the
president OF tho association, on taking tho
chair, expressed his pleasure at the large
number OF members present. Ton new NOM
bers were elected. Tho committee appointed
at the last meeting to which was referred tho
matter OF the purchasing OF tho Garfield
house, reported that they had communicated
with Mrs. Garfield relative thereto, but had as
yet received no reply, and therefore asked for
further time, which was granted. Mr.. Il. N.
johnson was appointed as an alternate mem-
ber OF tho Interstate transportation commit
tee, 10 act In tho absence OF Il. O. Ford, esq,
the regular member. Tho association has
opened spacious and elegant headquarters at
No. 700 Ninth street northwest, which Will be
open every night until tho close of tho CAM
paign for the use OF all Ohio Republicans in
the city. This is one of the most thoroughly
organized OF tho various State associations in
this city, and will mako Its influence felt In
the fall campaign. Communications should
be sent to II. Q. Megrew, esq, tho secretary OF
the association.