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a large Majority

INrgN WNIOrIIy
found guilty of using something from the
mammoth grocery store of Capcran II
Bond. Located in one of the largest stores
IN town, and with ample capital they are
prepared to offer TO the families of Dallas
and the farmers of the county everything
that is ever kept in u grocery store: You
can buy hams, coffee, sugar and such
things, to the rarest delioacy. They also
| sell by the gallon, liquors and wines Of oil
grades and brands at the lowest market
rates You cannot call for anything in the
grocery or liquor line but that u can be
furnished you out OF their fresh stock.
Goods are sent promptly to any part of the
city. Try Caperan y Bonds when in need
Of groceries or fine wines.
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CINE COMPANY. ~ ~, o'i-NaNALh Wh'i

CINE CoMrANY ~ w. Ao'''-N""'L" ""''
,,; TsNi. ns r., Please send me five
WINS aa,', ", irter's Liver Pills by
iv,1'm to"' enclosed please find one dollar.
pn mSV pt n' IRE in recommending your Liver
n maS w i, ncighhors and would say to the
pgiHTp p ! d. general that Cartcr's Little Liver
rs Gus .nnot he surpassed for commonl family
I'I' md dare say cannot be equaled,
4 ave been using them for some time,
d find that they are entirely curing me
dyspepsia, aud that is moro than | can
lsay OF any other medicine have ever used
Respectfully yours, Mis-. H. MAErlN,
. The Carter medicines for sale by VIII
iams, Tolliver n Walker. Dallas, Texas.
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ofladies surrounded itand hastily snatched
up its Chaice offerings from early morning |
i'll closing time. We Shall keep IT. up, la |
dies. Every day will see something new |
and startling on our bargain counter.
A petition is being circulated for signs
lures asking Governor Roberts to appc -,
Judge Clinton to FL P0so as Il delega ', ,o
represent the mining interests of IL ,a ms i; IN
the coming international. expos kon AZ
Denver Colorado, "''" w
Merchants visiting the city hor,d oo,,
at the Dallas candy factory 49," Taa vi
agent, 10 Elm street, and ,,., NJ; "v ,%ci,
stock before purchasing, '' 1r.,, Wy "a,
largest and finest stock of .usy Va,t! on'
iectloncres in the city,, ~ '' S,iI a. Notion
prices "N 'N'' "' ''''0''
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F|I1III|K{Y[''L|'!'!I|l|I!!l[lLjjj[I1B|lIl
The Oldest Champagne House Under TIL
Name in France, and the Finest

Messrs L. somborn Il Co, New York, sole
agents in the United States for the above wines,
beg TO cali the attention of the trade TO the sub
joined circular of MesSrs. JULES MUMM IL co
REIMs, April 20. 1881.
Having learned that certain reports seriously
rejecting on the antiquity and authenticity OF
our house are being circulated in the commercial
world, we feel bound in the interest of our house
TO publish the following remarks: At the end Of
the year 1852 the agreement of partnership o
the firm of Z. A. Mumm 4 Co, Rcims, having
come TO an end, the principals separated ant
each founded new firm MIR Jules Mumm, q
Cologne. retaining the business premises
of tho old firm, founded II new firm undei
| the style OF
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Good Intelligence.

The valuable preparations OF the oelc
trated DR.. Acker, SO iavorably known
throughout Europe, have lately been intro.
duced among our people. DR.. Acker's
Dyspepsia Tablets will be hailed with Joy
BY all who are distressed with disorders Of
the stomach and liver, for which they are n
ture preventative and cure. They are very
pleasant, and sold In elegant boxes at q
and 80 cents, by W. IL. Patterson & Co.
he Poachstone Lniment men.
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Tea chcrs and School Trustees Attcntioni
School desks and everything required in
q first .class school.room can be had through
Mason & Erb's, 7l2 Main street, Dallas.
Write for circulars and special terms.
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Gard ,nal Points to Rememberi

maj EOiNtS 10 Ntiuehipo,'
Il nat Acker's Blood Elixir is a slecihc
re lncdy for neuralgia, rheumatism, malar,-
q and all forms of blood-poisoning 1t puri-
| iics the system, rouses and DEVELOPS the
nervous energies, enriches the blood, pro
notes appetite dispels languolr, and res
torres the body to robust health. Sold by
w. II. Patterson ~ Co., the Peachstont
| Iinimont men,
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silk Dresses
at SIS, $3.50, s22, $97, s35 TO $40, to suit
everybody, Mt Bauman's, FOG Elm street.
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Wholesale and Retail.

Wholesale and Retail.
Candy, confectionery. fire works, ice
cream, soda and mineral wells water,
II. KEAcu, Agent,
7l2 Elm street, Dallas, Texas,
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Laccs and embroidery we sell by % per
cent. cheaper. than any other house. A. q
Il. Mittcnihal. 000 Elm street.
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New Hats and Bonnets,
not to be found elsewhere, See Mrs. Eau.
man, 706 Elm street.
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We have tried it; we know whereof we
speak. Lemp's new extra export Beer be-
longs to that class of goods of the highest
order
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Stop ut the Rendrebrook House, Color
ado, Texas. Just opened, Everything
clean and neat. w. ID, Stratton, Manager.
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Pure, unadulterated Glen Lea and Coal
Lake WHISTLES ut the Wichita saloon,
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lfyou want good bread and cakes use
Demonico flour.
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We receive Pattern Hats and Donnets
daily rs they appear In New York at
Baumans. 706 Elm street.
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French Flowers.
Ornaments aud beads at Dauman's, zoe
Elm street.
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Headquarters
For bridal outfits. See Mrs. Bauman, FOG
Elm street.
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White wine Sl,oo per gallon at l.. Cape
rams,
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nsueourant for IAdlss and Gentlemen.
q Mayer, eol and 9eS Elm street, he's The
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Great Reduction In Millinery
to suit the hard times, at Bauman's, FOG
ELM street..
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Fine liquors, ice cold buttermilk, good
cigars and complete list of the leading
ournals Of the country can be found at
the Glen Lea saloon.
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All Orders by Mall
Will be carefully filed and satisfaction
guaranteed II. Bauman, manager, FOG
Elm street, Dallas, Texas.
Smoke Duke OF Dur ham cross cut. BE
in the world
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Buy Your Laoes
at Bauman's. 706 Elm street.
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= Godunterridt in Der Sdule.

- Gcdunterridt in Der sdule. Sine
Deputaticn oer 4iperporler Sdule fur
bic NuSbilpuns bon aSdinnen bate rie=
isr Gage eine llnterrsouns NIT 2cro
Opener unb Scr. Munbella, benz prG=
lipenten, he5ebunssweiie Siceprdilcenten
bes sebeimen, n,9iatbes fir unterridtswelen
in @nslano, UNI su beiarmcrten, oaB Der
unterri9t im &pden in allen Wfdo4enz
ihulen bes 9anbes i'll ber 4. &lalie conf
pulloriid werbe. 2orb Spcncer rdumte
bic gSidtisfeit oeS @escnifanoeS elm, ,aber
bespeiIslte, Of es prattiid iein ciirIte, ben
&cdunterridt ccmpulIcriid gu MAIDEN,
lacn aus Dem @runpe, bab benz Staats
eaourh neue erbeblide Soften entteten
niirpen.
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Q(m Z. December fommt bor Der

- Nm Z. Sescmber fommt bor Dem
Geri6t 81 Wfarieille ein merfpiiroiger
BroseB GUT Ger6anblung. 9err uno
Srau Ripoire ipuroen am 12. Sum- b.
S. fait elei6Seitig Spfer zines llnfalls.
Sa, fait! gs banoelt li6 ndmli6 fit
Die @rben oerIelben oarum, tuel6er Der
beioen Gbeleute, tpenn audi nur Inn
Minuten porbsr, BEN 2ebensobem aus
ge6lalen, benn Grau &ioOire bat lit
ibrem Sc eitamente ben @emabl unb
ebeafo Serr &iooire lit oem ieinigen
feine Gemablin ais lniperIalerbi be-
5ciAHet. Seoe ber beiben @bebdlften
aber BAT butter li6 cine anoere S6i6te
ror.aufig nod lli6t la6enber, ionbern
pro5ellirenber Grben, bic li6 etpa 2
Bis 3 3, aionen 6ranfen, UNI Die es
li6 Bel Defer grbI6aft banbelt, itreitig
1nadlen.
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baben lie - benn id, werbe nldt triser
atreilen tSnnen als nit benz beutisen
sleiden 3uses. Dcd bann babe id aud
feine Belt msbr ,u yertieren. 0eltern bin
id sesen Gin llbr tpieber III par's anse@
tanet = heute nirb es I'M einen 3us
ipater werben. &b idrIe er plSbl'6 arI,
suianlmenfabreuo fteben hleibeno, benn
lest esIf par ibm Der @eoante aefommen,
bae er Weib uno Sinh rertaHsn mubte
uno Elm teftiaer Sunpf besann in ielnen'
Snnern gu entbreuneu cid an DE 3ebne
eines @eFets tlamulerro, fuhr er in neuer
Nufreauns unb haftis bsyecrselfcbe bener
aebe fort: gs sebt nid't uncero = ih
mus fort - muF lie ouf eintse Gage,
bIhIfens cine g8rde verlaTrn. Ord
melde Griinbe fiitrs ih fir hieis
plSblide Rsi1e an 5O( LII tbr Die Bahr
heit faaen ? - Nein, nsin Id permOtte
tas entfeblihs @ort niht iibsr ots 9ppen
au trinasn; iis mub al MIDI sluu6sn unb
iie miro es tbun. osna iss bat et mir es'
lost - aeiaworen! Gin ttsier Seuher
Der grlei&teruns fclete. nsna er waent',
rubig iein gu birfsn. Weld, eth Glud,
iaete er ifh aufatbmsnb uno mad fstnem
SUIT 16 umistsno, bae ils ni6t eaaeim
anp +! cab elm 3ufall mid aeasrn ;u benz
5bsatsr fukrts. baS Itle Tia gum @bsnt
fern baltsn ptro Sd, ipil es als sirtn
5inasrssia bss Simmsls tstrodesn uHe
niht sur Der lhmsrsn @ufsabe. bic sr mir
auferleat, 3uridlhreden. SD riu lie
pplltr'nsen = es mub fsin ! uno lcmit
benn NIT @ott Dpran
(fortfesuna folai,l
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Oof bpr mpr1c, nie ouslernt. ,ei

- DaB Der Menid ME auslernt, ssist
fplseuoer SAT- bes Serrn s. $. S'Gon'
ner, zines betannten 8rpfer8 in SO Wa=
ibinstonzStraBe, @bicasp, Sas. Wir
luiien Serrn S'Gunnor ielbf ipreaen
Nuf einem2usflus aui benSeen 3pa id mir
cine grtdltuns gu, tpelde iid bur4 beftit
se gfidenldmer5en an5eiste. SD Srs
periaiebene Nerste su 9tatbe uno problrte
peridiebene Seilmetbcoen, ieoc4 persebs
lid. W1Gbe Der Idr idunSen CAB td
NGes Wnbere uuf uno lieb mir cine Slalde
ct. Safpbs Del boleu. Das Sel pur~
be mad Nntpeiiuus an9emanot, bic lel'
tenoen Ebeile tudtiS bamit eingerieben
Sine merflide gelieruns trat in SurSem
Elm uno in 3 Iasen mar ta mleber berz
seiieat. Sd id,reibe Sbnen bic les, UNI
Sbnen meinen Dant fit bas berrli9e
Ofittel aus3uipreden uno 9ebe Sbnen bic
Ierlideruns, baB id mir eS ifets anseles
gen 1alen iein perbe, benz ct. SafobS
Sel, 10 oft iid @elesenbeit ba5u btetet,
ba8 gSDrt 3u reoen.
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- De Gbenlie mar es, welde ben
Weniden lebrte, aus mas fir StpHen
selunre Mutterntild beitebt, 10 caB mad,
bem 9tscept Der Natur eine gang dbnlidle
Ofildung bereitet werpen fonnte, UNI
nit rsrlelbeu in Sdllen bes 8ebirfni6eS
auaSnbelfen. Oiefe lit 0fsultaoterS
. Ell DIES Sinbermebl |, ein Iri=
umpf Der Wilienldaft, bic oan,it wleberz
UNI tewieien bat, oaB lie nidt blrB bic
natiirlide 3ul lanmenleeuns Der Stpffe
einerSubitun3 erulitteln, iOnoern@leides
mcnn audi in anberer Scrnt, gu Stance
brin3en fam. Sn alien aprtbefen Su
GQben.
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S6slei9 es faum nctbluenbis 1T,
piele gScrte barber gu MAIDEN, mSaten
mir bed bemerfen, baB ale unlere 2eier,
welde ein sntes Sausmittel wiini4en,
naA Or. Nusuit SDniss Sam
bmrser Grepfen frasen icllten uno
ibr 3utruusn pirD aufs 8eidite belO9nt
neroen.
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La. $. L..

Die 9ouiitaaa StaatsIctterie 1T bic einsise, bic
Don bent @olte enboiiirt wurbe
QoutI Itana State Qptterp Gn.
Di,fes Snfiltut rurbe im Sabre 1858 fur G..
stsbunss> unb gDptlibdtietsits 9psde bon tu
StaatslesisIatur seieB!ia ineorporrt nit eintm
8apital BON 81 1,e0o.eO0 su wsldem Fs fsitbsr
sinsn Rsisrssfcnb son $3.50 900 binsusefist BAT.
Dur6 elm ubsridwsusidss.. gatum wurten ibre
&sdte Elm absil Der seseawiHisen Staa!seOn>
ftitutiun, aHeenpmmex an 2. December 1879.
Stre srosen 3iebunsen som. einselntn
Nur1 rne n ftnben nonatlia fatt. Nitnals wirs
cine 3iebung Serfdsben. Nan leie nadfSlssnbs
wrcisSsrt5eiluna.
@rObe mcnatli&s 3iebuns berg
Classe A
tn Stem SrIeans Dienitao ben 10. Sanuar 1882.
Gas unfsrs flnfiiseu 9sbunser Faesn fa.i urtsr
lufFGt unb Sci ans Ger Gentrdle
@. g. 8eauregara usu ghuistaga uua
gubal g. Garlytaa Tirginisu.
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@rpEeS g erot en- It.

Sdmmtlide 6airs seben ibrs erlter
grdn,ien uno ipe3ie(tn Yeroienit It. DtepaiI=
len Dem Sopfen. gitters alS Der rein.
itsn unb belteu Samil'en=Wsoisin in oer
Nelt. gDir fSnnen bieie Nus5sidnuns
nur tilliscn, ba mir piiien, oab iie eins
in ieber 5inlitt psrbiente lit. Das git=
t.rs iif jeet tn ben StaatszTairs aussez
felt, uno mir ertbeilen Sepermaun ben
9fath, baiielbe 81 prcbiren. Man leie
Weitere5 9ieriiber in elmer anoersn opal
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= Ni6t meniger als 5 pacific<8ab=
men werben in fur5er Grilt in Setrieb
ieia unb berebetes 3eugniB ablegen
bon Der phenomenal -rai6en @ntrpid=
lung bes amsrifanii6en giienbabnipes
Tens uno bem WpblHanb bes amerifa'
nil6en Golfes. Sene 5 8abnen iino :
bic 9tortbern Yacific; bic Union ga=
eific nit ibrer QbSneigung nod Safer
@itp, Oregon; Die Gentral pacific nit
elmer neuen Seitenbabn our6 baz
gabnipitem Der 9t6iIun, SDpefa &
Santa Sc 8abn; Die Qtlantic & 9a'
eific uno bic Seras & Southern pa
cific. 0ie l6ipinselbaft boben Ta9r.
preie wsroen eann boffentlia raid
linfen.
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Wfntter! O,ntter Ofntter

Ntutter. wutIeC W(utteC
gDerbet SIR bss Natts seaGrt wsrben
unb In gurer 9tube unttrbrodsn burh bas'
Sdreisn zines franfcn 8inoss, pslhss
ShmerSsn pom Durhtrehen Ger 3abne
Isiost? 81 ss Der SAT-, 70 tauft cine
1lalhs Scn Wrs. g4inslows Soo,
tbins SYrup. ST pirD ben armen
Rleinsn lofort pca Ieinsn Shmsr,sn BE.
frsisn. Mau psrlaiis iIt harauf. 90 bilit.
IS III fsine Wuttsr auf @rpen, Bit 90 Der.
iuhte uno guA MID. mittttilen wiirpe, tab
es bic einsswsies rssulirt, ben 8lstnsn
6iilfs uno 0slunbbsit uno Der SHUTTER
9tuts vsriauft. pab ss wIs 3autsr wirtt.
Das Wittel III fiber in atlsn 8ausn unb
anssnsbm BON G,sidmad ss wtrb bon
elmer Der dlteisn uno bsfen Dpetprinnen
In ben Ser. Staatsnpsrfdrisbsn. lletsr,
q gu baten,bie Glafde gu 25 Gents.
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(Dstroit Irse Vreb pom l8. San

5e1beimsr Bros. babsn losben Elm Gar
loao Don Jirsss Gilt @sgs 1onie erba!tsn.
OtfIer Wrtifsl psrfauil lib lsbr RAID unb
70 mub rs aud, isin. esun Is lit obue ,3pei'
fsl Der bette Nttitei itinsr Dirt, Der je Elm.
eslnbrt wurpf, uno bat nidst isinss @lei.
den. Sur eas Sslts Maisrtal wirb ~
Hssbs 0ht epae Sonic csrwanpt.
The Evening critic., 1882-11-20
COLUMBIA BOAT CLUB FAIR.
Arrangements for the Opening To-
nfght-Who Will Have Charge OF
The Tables.

Arrangements for the Opening To-
nfght-Who Will Have Charge of
the Tables.
The Columbia Boat Club Fair will open to-
night at Masonic Temple. The hall will BIO
beautifully decorated and tho tables will DO
loaded with everything that is attractive. The
following ladies' Will have charge OF the varl-
GUS tables or booths, which Will DO named af-
ter the different boat clubs and cltlos from
which donations have been made Rappahan-
mock Boat Club, Froderlcksburg-AIr DR.. Bill
linss, Mesdames wheatlcy' Johns, J. II. Cor;
Misses Woodward, Billings, cassin,
Brockenboroueh, oragen, Dodge, Belle
Hurdic, AMMO Jones, Irene Jones, Lawrence,
Lockwood, New, Murphy, O. Stephens, Emily
Tllghman, Marbury and Williamson. To.
bacco City, Of Lynchburg-Mrs. J. A. Darno
and Mrs. Howard Keyworth and Misses Julia
Towers, Downing, Jessie Jones, Mrs. Needing
and Miss Mary oliver. Old Dominion, Alox-
andria-Mrs. Samuel NJ. stlnemetz, Mrs. VIII
lam Ricketts, and Mrs. T. Q. Dulln and Misses
Misses Lusk, Stinemetz, Merritt, sneed, Cal.
vert, Gardner, MacCauley, Yewell, Fannie
Reeve, .dertle Smith, Molllo Smith, Maud
Noyes, Maggie Burke and Rose Wheeler. Col
lege Boat Club, philadelphla-Misses Hainos,
Kate Watson, Burke and the Misses Harvey.
Shawmut Boat club, Doston-Mrs. Brandebury
and Mrs. Briggs and Misses Merrlck,
Nellie Merrick, Addle MerrlCk, Mcknight anu
the Misses Heaton, quaker City, Philadel-
phin, Pn.-Mrs. w. scott Smith and Mrs. sam
II. Davis, and Misses Mamie French, Thyson,
Flora Foster, Rounds, Kennedy, Hutton,
Dumons and Annie L. Murphy. Carroll Instl-
tute Rowing Club-Mrs. Hills and Mrs. Rus.
SELL and Misses Frstoe, Hodges, Gillian,
Ballantyne, Meador, Emery, Massey, Merrill
and Stewart. Analostan-Nlrs. q. p. Smith
ana Mrs. Colonel j. .. p. burnside, and Misses
burnside, Whiting, Fosdick, Paret, Kendall,
Colgate and lockwood. Columbia-Mcslame
W. II. Gibson, Q. Il. Tickling, Joyce, Kintner,
Gilmore, and NJ. Q. Foss, and Misses Aggie
and Belle Bacon, Pepin, Emily Barbarin, Pau
line Pepin, Grace Moifatt, Underhill, Senter,
Scribner, Nellie Robinson, Kate Smith, Nollle
Williams, Nettie Fracker, Katie Frye, Ella
Moore, Katie Joyce, Carrie Shaber, Har-
baugh and New. Potomac-Mrs. Lake
and Mrs. Dagley, and Misses Livingstone,
Freeman, Hardie, Triplott, Nellie Robinson,
Kate Robinson, Brown, the Misses Forrest,
Ringwnlt, Trimble De Ronceray and the
Misses Young. misunderstanding
eral, Mrs. Z. u. Hay; assistants, Mrs. r. X.
Evans, Miss Annie Stealing, Misses Rosa and
Minnie Korn, the Misses Norton, Miss Irene
Hancock, Miss Amanda Hancock, Miss Scott
end Mrs. Scott. Lemonade pagoda-Mls5es
Mamie McFalls, Doyilllers, Spindle, Yerby and
Nicholson. Flower stnnd-Alrs. william NJ.
Dove and Mrs Hill, and Misses Ricketts,, Key
worth, King, Jennie Evans, Slouesa, Hollings-
head, Jirdenstone, q. L. Brown, Carrie BrOwn
Volt, Huessey, Angus and Condron.
The Evening critic., 1882-11-20
EcW9 Notes.

The Egyptian troops in the soudan are
deserving.
Myles Joyce has been convicted at Dublin
OF the murder Of Mrs. Joyce.
There were six deaths from yellow fever
In Havana during the past week.
1t is believed that representatives Of the
press will not be admitted to tho trials OF tho
rebels.
Enos S. Kerns, while addressing u re-
liGlous meeting in Philadelphia last evening,
fell to the noer and died instantly,
w. +. G.. Shanka, in his suit against the
libel, was awarded $4,000 damages on Satur.
day.
The returns. official and unofficial, elect
Bennett, Democratic candidate for Congress.
man.at'Large In North Carolina, by 402 ma
joriiy.
Associate Justice Bradley says that the
rumOrs about his retiring from the bench are
entirely gratuit0us, and that he has never OK
pressed any such intention.
Thomas Loeman. - years of age, a cash
boy In Boston, with his sister aud brother,
has, by the death Of their uncle, Michael Loo.
man, u broker in Melbourne, Australia, fallen
heir TO his entire fortune, amounting 10 3D.
OO0,0G0.
John Taliaferro and Malcolm Palmer, two
colored men, of Central Depot, Montgomery
County W., had quarrel on Saturday, In
which Tallaferro used spade and Palmer
razor. The former was gashed 80 that no can
not recover.
VIM. McHugh was on Saturday sentenced
In Cincinnati 10 be hanged on March ., 1888,
for the murder of his wife. This Is the second
| time he has been sentenced 70 death, tho
former judgment having been reversed by the
| Supreme Court.
Mr.. Charles Gordon Greene, ir.. eldest son
| Of Colonel Greene, formerly OF the Boston Post,
died In Paris on Monday. He was connected
| with the banking house OF Greene Co., OF
| Paris, many years ago, and has resided abroad
for twenty years
1t is rnmOred in high official circles that
| in consequence OF the passage of the antl-im-
| migration bill at the last session Of Congress
| the Chinese embassy VIII be Withdrawn, ani
| in place OF minister n consul VIII DO accred.
| tied to this country.
The matter of new trial in Mrs, SEQ
| Yllle'B insanity case camo up In tho Cook
| County Court at Chicago on Saturday, ana was
| continued again on account OF her non-appear-
ancc. Mrs. scovillo is In London, ont, still,
and recently lectured there, her subject being
''Iried for Insanity"
The Messrs. Dryer Brothers, OF New
york, have announced thRt they have teams
ferTed Hlndo0, Francesca and Red-and-Blu
10 Meshit. q. W, Bowen & Co., OF Kentucky, re-
coiying IN return tho tw0-year-ol1 nllY Miss
10 Kentucky tomorrow.
In the Common Pleas Court in Phladel-
phia on Saturday ll2 petitions were pro
Hented by tho PennsylYuuia Company Tor IN
suranco on liyos and granting nnnultlo9, ask
ing leave 10 Invest the moneys OF tho trusts I'm
their hands belonging 10 tho estates repre-
aohted by them In United StatcA four per cont
bonds. The amount embraced IN those yarl
GUS estates 10 over S1bOOyO. Tho request o.
the petitioners was granted.
The sheriff of Northumberland, Co., Va.
Mr.. william CiaugbtOn, gays; "Wo hav'
mnny good medicines Ia our pnrta, but nOthlnI
which equals 81. Jabob's OIL. II - un9IuailoC
! for rheumatism ana all bodily pains"
The Evening critic., 1882-11-20
Temperance Meetings.

temperance meeting was held yesterday at
Grace Church, and addressed by Judge Weed,
Mr.. Moulton and others. An inter.
estiug meeting was also held by tho temper
ance folks at the North Carolina.avenuo Meth.
odist Church, where Bud Eagleston and others
delivered stirring addresses.
The meeting OF the Womans Christian TEN,
perance Union, led by Mrs. Clara Roach, was
largely attended. fine address was do.
lyered by Mr.. u. H. Warner, who, In the
course of his remarks, said that he was glad
public sentiment was growing In favor OF toni
peTance. Recently n Judge of this District had
spoken publicly In favor OF prohibition. II
men would only thlnk on this subject they
would be more active In this cause. His In
tercst was awakened on this subject In con-
nection with the school work OF the District.
He paid beautiful tribute 10 the efforts OF the
earnest women working IN this way for homo
and loved ones The following resolution was
adopted:
ReSOired, That as temperance workers and
members OF the Womans Christian Temper
ance Union, we approve tho action OF the Dis
trict Commissioners In reference to tho re-
moval OF all saloons from the vicinity Of tho
public schools.
The Evening critic., 1882-11-20
REAL ESTATE.
The Official Transfers, as Recorded
TO.s.nY.


To-day.
Messrs. Danenhower Il Son, real.estato brok-
ers, 1926 + street northwest, report tho fol.
lowing transfers In real estate IN tho Dis
trIct to-day, as compiled by them from the
official records In the ONCE of the Recorder of
Deeds
on First street, between G and II streets
northeast, lot Il, square go (25 by 100,
Martin Fitzgerald TO Edward Jones, 81 200.
on Fourth street, between n street and
Rhode Island avenue northwest, lot o, square
oil $50 by depth), q. W. White to j. II. An.
thony, nominal.
on Sixteenth street, between and T streets
northwest, lot z, square 101 (61 by 100, d. L.
Morrison to Jennie M. Crumwcll, $4,000.
on Twenty third street, between NJ and N
streets northwest, lot Ia, square % (5i by
depthl, Calvin Wilmer to Robert d. Warden,
$4,000.
on Seventh street, between G. and II streets
northwest, lot IL, square 46S (25 by 1922,
Thomas Fakey to George Yanieff, $4,000.