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UNIVERSALLY PRESCRIBED BY THE
ALaxative and Refreshing Fruit Lozenge,
lamar For CONSTIPATION, HEMORRHOIDS,
BILE, HEADACHE, CEREBRAL CON-
GESTION. ETC.
INDIEN Prepared by GRIILON.
Sole Proprietor,
Pharmacien de Ire classe de La Faculte de
Paris, u Rue Rambuteau. Paris.
GRILLON TAMAR-unlike pills and the usual purga-
tives-is agreeable to take and pro-
duces irritation.
Sold by all Chemists and Druggists.
IS CENTS THE BOX. a2o-th1ow
FS:hsd ds isisS s'py
BASS Bssssy % as
SEQ BASS ROD! Soft Elasticity Of Spring! '!'A'AA''S
Esss ESP @ f.@iG411R whipped asssassf Hollow
20 BASS So ROD; Butt. with extra superine
and Flexible i Lsncewocd tips No angler has
Gem Of Rod Price only s free Ss mail ia snyWhere. s
Wholesale Fishing Tackle ,s47 Pennsysania avenue
Warrington. d. c. Catalogues free. mis-
It'll F. F. F. EF$ E $H;$:$$$$
THE ''oNLY" AND ORIGINAL
made by
c. H. GRAVES OF BOSTON.
Is ready opening. and just the thing for use
CLUBS. HOTELS AND PARTIES,
And at private spreads Put Case in your wine cellar
Trade supplied by
G. G. CORNwELL,
14lS PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE
At retail by bottle or dozen Of
J. II. MAGRUDER, lAl7 New York ave.
b. w. REEDS SONS. 1916 II sfIref
BEALL BAKER. 490 Pennsyivania ave. m25- -eoSm
EICK'S JUMBO ICE CREAM. sl.20 PER
- gallon Wholesale and retail etores and Center
Market. fronting PennsyEants avenue. Washington,
Dc. mt
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AN HONORED MANUFACTURER.

Ten ago. and from that time back to the year Of
maker of goods who known better than IVAN SIM
NOM. His on piece of goods was all that was
necessary to guarantee it HONEST reliable fab
rc When the great demand for cheap goods ragged in
this country Simmonis goods were rarely When
the people found out that ve- dollar PANTS TO ORDER
were no better than THREE-FIFTY ready made ones
often not good-and when the days that followed
the downfall Of leading bankers were over when
the country had passed through this crisis and entered
again on of prosperity the demand for good
goods. Hence it is that to-day Ivan Simmoni. the
French who refused to lower his standard
Of quality in order to meet price, finds his products
in greater demand than This season we imported
six styles Of these goods-three light and three dark
cclors The light colors we have made into STYLISH
SACK SUITS. The goods are what is known rs a Pin
Check psttern-one Of the neatest and most difcult
styles for manufacturer to make perfect These we
ways. With fine serge lining they cost s22 per suit:
sk lined throughout they cost s25 per suit The dis
nnction is entirely in the lining of the coat
One Of the styles the Blue Pin Check another Of the
styles is Gray Pin Check; the other is quiet Brown
Pin Check
H>vA A.. Ys.-Ax~n
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LITTLE BROWN JUGS FAST PACING.
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rHSS REMOVAL.
PATENT LAW.

Mr. JOSEPH c. CLAYTON. Counsellor at-Law, will
move his Office from No. Warren street to No. 25
Nassau street, New York. Corner of Cedar street,
looms Is and 16. June 1st 1882. Residence, No.
$40 High street, Newark, N. J. je6-6t
rFP NJ. EASTWOOD, ATTORNEY-AT-LAW
t-S has removed from Second National Bank Build
ing to May Building, Room No. l. second door.
E and 1th streets northwest je5- Ct
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Referring to the above, we would state that have
enlarged the yard double its former capacity, and have
large store yards at both Wharf and Railroad for
ing large quantities Coal and Wood. and advise those in
want OF Coal and Wood to call and US before pur-
chasing elsewhere, as we offer special Inducements.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-06-08

FFSo WORKINGMEN'S BUILDING ASSOCIA-
We T1ON.-The third annual meeting of the Work
ingmens Building Association will be held on THURS
DAY EVENING June 9Th. at o'clock, at the Hall
ner of 8th and K. The Secretary will submit his report
An amendment to the constitution will be acted upon,
and officers for the ensuing will be elected. All
stockholders are requested to attend.
JOHN r. KELLY, President
JOHN T. LYNCH, Secretary je6 st.
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RED WING, MIMI, June SIN the races OF th
northwestern circuit here to-day the famous pace
Little Brown jug, now owned by Commodore Kilt
son, OF ST Paul, made the fastest time ever pacet
on hall mile track; time 2:l6h. He paced ht
second mile in 2:l9k
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row morning for Annapolis. He will attend the
graduating exercises at the naval academy to.
morrow.
The Evening critic., 1882-07-26
PERSONAL.

MR.. N. J. DoHERTY, of Washington,
is n guest at tho New York hotel.-Deagr
Uo'id.
= DIR. p. A. HEALEY, one of the oldest
citizens of Cumberland, Nd, died thoro yes
terday, aged 81.
THE wife and daughter of Senator
Harrison, OF Indiana, are guests OF Mrs. Sena-
tor Davis at Deer Park, Md.
JUDGE w. II. II. FLICK, of Martins.
burg, who was yesterday appointed United
States District Attorney for West Virginia, is u
native OF Ohio. He is a clever gentleman for
all that.
COLONEL DANIEL LEIGH, correspond.
Ing secretary OF tho Smithsonian Institute,
Washington, is located In Mr.. p. McCollums
cottage, No. Ocean street with his interesting
family.-Cope Nay Star.
MIR. AND Mrs. DAVID REDDIcK, of La
Sale, ILL.,, celebrated their golden wedding
last Sunday. Mrs. Reddick, whose maiden
name was Lucy Maxwell, was born in Wash
ington, d. O., and, whom but q little girl, was
carried in tho arms OF a relative, at midnight,
over the battlefield at Bladensburg, which was
covered with slain, while the family were
making their escape from tho British, who
were pillaging and burning Washington.
REV. CHARLES BoGLIoLI, one of the
resident priests of St. Joseph's Catholic
Church, New Orleans, died in that city Sunday,
after lingering illness OF two years. Rev.
the city and State as n man of great learning,
pious, afrable and courteous to all, and a good
friend OF the poor. Many years ago Father
Boglioli was visited by DR.. 0restes A. Bronson,
who declared him, In his review, to be tho only
philosopher he had ever met In America.
The Evening critic., 1882-07-26

EQUAL DIVISION Sons OF TEMPERANCE
hold an interesting session last evening and
nfter Initiation the following programme, un-
der the head OF "good OF the order" was Of
fectfvely rendered: Song, L. ]. Whipple; reel.
tation, Mrs. Naylor; song, Miss Josie Simpson;
reading, Miss Kate Curry; song, II. NJ Mckee;
remarks, Mr.. Benjamin Lucas, and recitation,
DR.. Jennison.
THE detectives have recently heard of
several cases OF pocket-picking In which tho
pickpockets who formerly manipulated the
scissors so successfully arc again at work In the
District. Among the cases mentioned was ono
In which a countryman had his pantaloons
pocket, containing $40, cut from tho garment.
In another instance q prominent temperance
orator lost his purse, his. pocket and Sl70
while admiring nature from camp-stool on
the deck OF down'therlver steamer.
CONSIDERABLE interest was manifested
In the Vicinity of Fourand-a.half street to-day
I'm the rumored resignation OF Major Morgan
rs District Commissioner at the request OF the
President. Tho best informed seemed TO be OF
the opinion that Major Morgan had not boon
called upon for his resignation, and would not
be removed until the expiration OF his term,
In December. Major Morgan is now at Allan.
tic CITY, having taken weeks trip for his
health.
COMMISSIONER MILLS received notice
this afternoon that tho principal witness
against John Harris, charged with stealing
money from letters, had gone to the country,
and could not attend for some weeks. The case
was then postponed until September / by
no consent Of all concerned.
The Evening critic., 1882-07-26

THE body of young Robertson, who was
precipitated over the Great Falls on Sunday,
was recovered yesterday morning about three
miles below the falls, at place called Jack
sons Island. The body was partly lying on
piece of drlftwood In tho water. A woman
living In tho vicinity OF Jackson's Island dis.
covered the body on Monday evening, and
notified the searching party, who, after letting
the relatives know Of the discovery, repaired
TO the place, but did not remove the body until
the arrival OF Mr.. j. r. Wright tho undertaken,
to tho city about IL o'clock last night and
taken to Mr.. wrights establishment at 1887
Tenth street northwest, from whence 1t was
removed to Mr.. Robertson's late residence, 400
G. street northwest, where the funeral took
place at o'clock to-day.
THE poundmaster made q raid on the
goats In Swampoodle last evening and cap
tured seven. number OF boysswho ran after
the wagon and threw stones were arrested and
locked up.
THERE were eighty deaths, fifty-three
births, ten still births and flve marriages In
the District during the past week.
II. o. TowLEs received permit to-day
TO reconstruct the brick dwelling 500 X
street at an expense or $4,000.
THE delay of the New York train over
the Pennsylvania Railroad, this morning, is
said to have been caused by an obstruction OF
some kind on the track about six miles beyond
Baltimore.
MAJOR WILLIAM +. TUCKER, JR,, nav
master, is relieved from duty In this city TO
take effect July 81, 1882, and will report In
person on or before September l, 1882, TO the
Commanding General Department of tho Mis-
souri, for assignment to duty. Major Henry u.
Reese, paymaster, now ON sick leave OF alb
sence, VIII report in person September 1,
1882, TO tho Commanding General Department
OF the Missouri, for duty at Leayenworth city,
Kan.
THE contracts for general supplies re-
comfy declared void by Comptroller Law
renee have all been cancelled by orders OF the
Commissioners, and the work executing the
gun to-day.
THE Commissioners have not finally dc.
cided upon the sites for the two new school
buildings. The building committee OF the
School Board rendered report designating
two eligible sites and II a suitable bargain can
be made negotiations will probably Ibe com
pleted tomorrow.
The Evening critic., 1882-07-26
SnOrtinE NOtes.

Baseball games were played yesterday rs
follows At Baltimore,st Louis, z; Baltimore,
2. At MISUNDERSTANDING, 8; Cincinnati, A.
AT Troy-Troy, IL; Boston, 8. At Detroit-De-
troit, Buffalo, o.. At Chicago-Cleveland,3 81
Chicago, 2. At Observation-Disclosures, 10;
Worcester, b.
At Mystic Park yesterday the events were:
First race at Mystic Park,2'50 class purse
Sa5o ai Rsa Bird zGaa EDWIN RolG MGh9 nis
as aass aa s%Sh slass h purse sa %S
diyIds Snvo eRl 6sS j 0s%pss J.
a:S5s, a'aS s, + 4 S 3 Z. o. 'n'0' 11'" S'
At Brighton Beach, yesterday, the events
were as follows; First race-All ages. Aleck
third; time,:1 :43h. French pools, $14.7O.
Second race-Three-y ear.olds,o ono mile. Bounce
won, Jesse James second and Tonawanda
Third race-All ages, two miles. Glenmore
won, Potomac second and Jim Vanleryeer
third; time, 3;36A. French pools, $G.7o.
Bedouin won, odotto second and r. Line third;
race,ono and a.haif miles, over iive hurdles.
Belle OF inc NORM
s4G,55.
At Saratoga, N. Y, yesterday, the first
race, one mile, was won by Wedding Day;
time, AN. French pools paid $3.50; post
L
the Virginia stakes, three.quarter mile, by
Bowen 4 Co.'s Barnes, George Kenney second;
time, 1:15. The betting was very heavy, one
man losing $4,000 and another $500 on
George Kenney, while well.known turiman
won 10000. The third race, mile 500 yards,
was won by Bend Or, Ada Glenn second; time,
2:10R, the best time on record by half u
second. The fourth, mile and a furlong, over
five hurdles, by Carson & Co.'s Raven, Judge
Burnett second; time, . ;06, the best on record
by a second. French pools paid $3.50; post
odds, IL to against the winner. Judge Bur-
nett Is broken down.
At a meeting OF the executive committee OF
the National Rifle Association In New York
yesterday evening, General Wingate for the
committee on International rifle match, to be
enot on September 10 and 10, between
military teams representing America and
Great Britain, respectfully reported that the
general opinion prevalent that defeat to our
men was foregone conclusion was not at all
founded on fact, he scores OF NJ. ID. Kinds,
d. II, ogden andO A.sMorris, of Binghamton;
q. W. Hirman, OF Boston; II. W. GreGlth, OF New
Jersey; Messrs. Particle, Burnside and others,
OF Washington, besides other marksmen In
California, Connecticut, Virginia, Georgia,
Pennsylvania, Maryland and New York State,
fully equaling the practice scores now being
made by the British upon the other side, and
fully sustaining the hope and belief OF another
American victory,
The Evening critic., 1882-07-26
A VIRGINIA DUEL,
with the Usual Result OF I" Nobody
Hurf.s


Captain John s. Wise, Rendjuster candidate
for Congressman. at Large, and John 8. Crock
cit, commemorative attorney for Wytho
County, went TO Christiansburg on an carly
train yesterday morning and fought duel
with pistols. At the first round both firod at
the word without erect. At tho second round
Crockotts pistol exploded prcmaturely. After
reloading his weapon, both combatants camo
TO time for second, which resulted in Wise's
pistol missing fire, and Crocketts fire being
again harmless. Crockett, who was the chal.
longing party, expressed himself satisfied, and
the fight terminated This hostile meeting
had Its origin in q personal rencontro which
took place on Monday, 18th mot, at Marion, In
Smyth County, when Captain Wise met Crock.
EFT and Intercepted him about certain Ian
guago which Crockett had attributed to Wise.
statement and said It was true. Wise de-
nounced II rs false, and struck Crockett. Be-
fore the latter could resent tho blow outsiders
INTERVIEWED and both men were arrested and
fined for breach OF the peace. This caused q
subsequent correspondence, which resulted m
the duel. No arrests have yet been made.
Captain John s. Wise, who was party to tho
duel, is regarded as n splendid marksman,
both with pistol and fowling piece. Several
Readjuster officials OF Richmond were In town
to-day when tho hostile meeting occurred.
These gentlemen were on their way homo from
Tazewoll County, whore they had been to hear
Wise speak. ono OF tho physicians who was
on the field as tho representative OF Wise Is
believed 10 have been from Richmond. one
account states that after the last round Crock
ett's second expressed himself satisfied, aud
the contest was not renewed. Undor tho code,
go expressed himself the conflict should not
be renewed,
The Evening critic., 1882-07-26
suitto Restrain "a Sale.

Emel s. Frederick, through his counsel,
Messrs. Cook and Cole, has flied an equity suit
against Charles Christiani and Browning &
Middleton, trustees, to restrain the sale OF lots
IS and 16, square 7S7, and obtained TOM
porary restraining order. The plaintiff I'D.
mits that a note was given by him, to secure
which the decd Of trust was made but claims
that they were without consideration. Hav-
Ing made loan OF $1,000 from Christiani In
August 1878, he applied for an additional
$1,000. Christiani said that he did not have
the money, but had 81 200 in German-Ameri-
can bank stock. They wont TO Mr.. John Hitz,
president OF the bank, who informed them
that the stock was worth par that there was n
Id per cent. dividend due; that the bank was
In good condition, etc. Hitz agreed to take the
stock in ninety days, and the plaintiff accepted
1t for $1,000 and gave his notes. He says that
he believes the parties knew tho bank was In
solvent at that time. Mr.. Frederick further
says that he borrowed $3.50 on the same day
for six months and pledged the stock as coll
lateral, which he subsequently paid, as tho
stock was valueless, and, ms one OF the owners,
judgment has boon obtained against him
for II.
The Evening critic., 1882-07-26
EAST WASHINGTON.

Bud Eaglostons meeting last night at tho
tent was, as usual, well attended. Several
pointed speeches were delivered.
Messrs. W. s. MINK, Il. II. Hodge, J. II, Nc
Cauioy, $. J. McCathran and W. II. speiscr, tho
gentlemen who propose giving n select excur-
sion to Great Falls, August Q, on tho Excelsior,
have everything satisfactorily arranged TO
make tho event one of pleasure ana comfort.
A coaioii lamp exploded In the house of
Malinda johnson, on the road east OF Ana.
costa, last night, and besides frightening tho
E1alinda promptly suppressed matters with a
big blanket.
A storekoeper in Northeast Washington
reports that no has been duped by n "three-
cent swindlor." He is not n subscriber to THE
CRITIC, or he would not have been duped
The funeral OF Mrs. Lucy Brigham, wife OF
ELI Brigham, esq, will tako place from the
residence OF her son.in.law, 81 North Caro-
lima avenue southeast, at o'clock this even
ing. Mrs. Brigham was 80 years OF age mt
tho time OF her death and was respected by
all who knew her.
Clements Lodge, No. 3, I. o. @. IT,, will moot
tonight mt Washington Hall. An enjoyable
meeting Is anticipated.
At n regular meeting OF Anacostia Tent, No.
1873, /. o. r., held last night in Masonic Hall,
Anacostia, ID. o., after regular business was
transacted and pertinent remarks mado by
Mcssrs. John Minnix, George w. shoemaker
and others, resolution was adopted authoriz-
Ing the Il. s. to send Accommodation TO all the
sister tents in this Jurisdiction, requesting
each TO appoint n committee to meet commit
tees from Capitol and Anacostia Tents at Nc
Cauley's Hall, No. 200 Pennsylvania avenue,
Capitol Hill, next Thursday week, August Q,
1882, TO confer relative to the grand temper
ance demonstration to be given In Anacostia,
D. c., some time next month, under tho aus
pices OF tho Independent Order OF Rechabitos.
The tent then adjourned.
A little boy, while playing around the debris
OF tho old market school this morning, found
an old penny dated 1918, which was probably
lost many years ago by some frugal housewife
who, In purchasing her Winner comfort"
dropped the coin through n crack in the door.
gentleman offered the boy dollar for tho
piece, which was promptly accepted by the
youngster, who probably docs not appreciate
historic and ancient relies.
The Evening critic., 1882-07-26
A Good Month for SNAKES.

This is good month for snakes In Penn
sylvania and the papers of that imperial cont
monwealth are full of their doings. Here are
n few CT them Margaret Kane Mauch Chunk,
walking on bare feet, stepped upon vicious
copperhead which at once immodestly buried
Its fungs In the calf OF her leg. She was stupi-
fed with liquor and q live toad was fastened
TO the wound. Tho toad obliginly absorbed
the poison and tho little girl recovered.
Mrs. Benjamin Ritter, Of Strasburg, was en-
gagged In the familiar act OF adjusting q switch
OF false hair, when she heard q kissing sound
proceeding from tho back OF her head. What
che had supposed to be u coil OF hair proved
to be black snake, which she promptly dis
patched.
Squire Clouser, of New Bloomfield, whose
veracity has been unimpeached for many
years, set trap-box for squirrels.
squirrel sprang tho trap, leaving room
however, for q mouse to enter. A copperhead
snake followed and devoured tho mouse,
which so increased the snakes bulk that II
could not retreat. Squire Clouser came within
an ace OF being tho fourth victim, but escaped
in triumph with three kinds of game.
John Bossler, OF Donegal, heard an ominous
rattle while working In his harvest field. but
paid no heed TO IL. moment later huge
rattlesnake fastened on his hand. He sucked
tho poison from the wound, drank three pints
OF whisky, took powerful emetic and Is doing
well.
The Evening critic., 1882-07-26
WEST WASHINGTON.

At least fourteen hundred people attended
the excursion Of tho Catholic Union 70 Mar.
shall Hall yesterday, and Notwithstanding tho
great crowd, everything passed on quietly and
pleasantly, and although tho powers OF tho
Scnn,nS %ore Pes o sSSorS iss rt
manner. The race between Mossrs. Mckinney
and Sonora was a very pretty ono, Somers get.
ting of with little start, which no maintained
throughout tho race, coming In about ono and
one.half boats length ahead, In minutes %
seconds. Mr.. Butts White, from Johnson Il
Mckinney all the way back to tho boathouse
here, arriving before the cxcursionists on tho
steamer.
The Potomacs had ON the river yesterday
their eightoared she'll and nine pleasure
boats. The Columbus had out three four:
cared shell crews, Odds, Nesmith, Wade and
Thompson In tho first Mute, kinton, Davis
Smith, James Young and Gibson In the third
also the eightoarcd barge, manned by David
son, Shaw, Murphy, Briggs, Keyworth, pr.
coxswain. From Passeno's there were out
seyeRteen pleasure boats and from johnson X
Bakers fourteen.
Georgetown Lodge, No. SO, U. o. g. D., aud
Decatur Lodge, No. o, X. OF T., hold wcll-at-
tended meetings last night
Mt Tabor Baptist Church, Tennaliytown,
had large and pleasant picnic In Dyer's
Grove, near that place, yesterday.
Frank, aged 10, son of Mr.. d. +. Harper,
whilo handling n loaded pistol accidentally
discharged It, the ball taking effect In the
PAIN OF the le1t manu.. BOWlB 1ylcr
tracted the ball this morning.
j. G. Il j.. NJ. Waters received to-day by
steamer Il. J.. Moore, from Occoquan, Va,
1000 bushels OF wheat.
Tho schooner Y. Sherman, Captain Craw.
ford, sailed to-day from Wlnship's wharf
with 100 tons coal for Providence, II. 1.
Messrs. VIM. Numson & Sons aro putting
their extensive canning establishment, corner
OF Thirty.lrst and X streets, In order for the
resumption OF business, and they expect to
commence operations next week with large
force OF workmen.
Mrs. Charlotte Burgyne, well-known and
highly-rospected colored resident of this place,
died this morning OF paralysis Mt her home,
1921 Twenty.seventh street, in tho Sith year
OF her age. Her funeral will take place Friday
evening, 2Sth Inst, from Ebenezer Church.
Alice Maloy, colorod, 40 years OF age, living
at the corner OF NJ street and Bank ALLEY, was
sent to the hospital to-day through tho sani-
tary onlcc of the Police Department.
Drovers' Rest, d. O., livestock sales, Tues
day, July %, 1882 reported by Taverner
Bros, proprietors): d66 cattle offered, of which
3G5 were sold at: Best, 6@6Ac.; good
steers, oxen and cows, 3L111lc.; 1000 sheep
and lambs ut: Lambs, 1lhd5lac.; sheep, 3tD
do; DO COWS and calves at from S25@10
each.
High tide: $40 this afternoon and Ia n.
m. tomorrow, 9th instant.
An evening and afternoon picnic Will take
for the benefit OF Robert II. Chamberlain and
family, n disabled fireman. Being u deserving
case, 1t is to be hoped he Will receive the as.
sistance needed,