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The Evening critic., 1882-10-10
Anusenents.
NATIONAL THEATRE.

The press notices OF the East and West con-
cerning BARLEY Campbells new drama, the
"White Slave" all glowing and praiseworthy,
are well.deserved, and THE CRITIC can do no
more than to heartily indorse them. The
"White Slave" is a realistic, thrilling pre-
sentation of Southern life before the war, and
pathos, wit and heroic passages are cleverly
woven together. 1t is, perhaps, the greatest
efroit OF the authors gifted pen. In Its produc-
tion caro- has beon exerted In securing
powerful company and , chorus @ od real ,.S col;
performers. Tho scenery and mechanical
effects are marvellous, the stage set of the
saloon OF the steamer Belle creole, the ship,
wreck scene and the scene on Rod Devil Island
being especially effective. The play, rendered
under the personal supervision OF the author,
went of smoothly and successfully last night,
and the leading performers were several times
called before the curtain. "The White Slave"
continues all this week, including matinees
to morrow and Saturday.
FoRD's oPERA-HoUsE.
Minnie Palmer, much improved, and as fas-
cinatlng and yivacious as ever, with tho ever
popular comedian, Robert Graham, appeared
again before Washington audience at Fords
in her pretty gem of play, 'My sweetheart."
The charming little actress was supported by
n clever company, and tho play was much en-.
joyed. II has been improved In number of
ways since last performed here and went on
marked Improvement, and Graham was as
Jolly and full Of mlrth and melody as ever.
His German songs are very sweetly rendered
and caught the audience instantly. Matlnoe5
tomorrow and Saturday.
THEATRE coMIQUE.
"standing room only was placarded at the
Comiquo long before the curtain rose last
= night, and the ticket sellers, doorkeopers and
ushers were kept busy. II was the largest
house of the season. The show included an
interesting olio, in which number Of clevor
variety performers appeared, and Joe Dow
ling's sensational drama, "Nobody's Claim"
which was well mounted and acted. The
drama afforded Mr.. Bowling opportunity for
presenting his really excellent speclaltes,
among which was his marvellous rifle shoot
ing. Matinees Thursday and Saturday.
EXCURSIONS.
grand oyster roast viii be given at Cone
River next Sunday, and the steamer Jane
Moselcy Will leave here with ezcursionists for
that point Saturday night at IL O'Clock. Tho
excursion will be In the hands of gentlemen,
the nero mention OF whose names means a
sure success,
The Evening critic., 1882-10-10
i" AIderney DALEY yneons.u

Fresh Alderney Butter, ohurnod every morn
ing and delivered In " ID "Ward" prints, 15c
per ib. Also, cottage cheese, buttermilk and
sweet milk, DC. per at. Cream 15c. per pint.
The Evening critic., 1882-10-10
ibiJ ihto 'o ihuuuy poaVhi anu Salu,
SO JOrtiaui Roll Sku Roll Ol, y,

Then, muttering n lot OF Jargon, he raised
his hands aloft and shouted, In n loud t1no,
"Sinners who plunge beneath thls flood lose
all their guilty stainsl"-Ker-sloshl Ho dls-
appeared overheard like n flash, reappearlng
almost instantly, and spouting q mouthful of
malarial water high Into tho air. The Insane
theorist was soon rescued by Jail guards, and
started OF down the road, looking tho worse
His name and whereabouts are unknown.
The Evening critic., 1882-10-10
RAILROADS..
PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE,
TO THE NORTH, WEST AND SOUTUWEHT.

"a
IN EFFECr Der. !, 1882.
TRAINS LEAVE WASHINGTON, from station
corner ofSixth and streets,
as follows.
For Pittsburg and the West, Chicago Limited
Express of Pullman Palace Sleeping Cars
ut 0:30 a. m. daily Fast line 800 a. m. daily,
with Sleeping cars from Harrisburg to Cincin.
natl. Western Express 1880 p m. daily, with
Palace cars to Pttsburg Mail Express,
$50 p. m. daily for Pittsburg and the West.
BALTIMORE A POTOMAC RAILROAD.
For Erie, Canandaigua, Rochester, Buffalo Mag
ara, at $50 daily except Saturday, with Palace
cor from Washington to Canandaigia.
For Williamsport Lock Haven ana Elniira ~
$50 a. m. daily, except Sunday.
For New York and the East, 500 A. M, 1890 q. M,
I.3o, 4.2o, $50 and 1920 p. M. On Sunday, 4.2l,
9:6O. and 1920 p. m. Limited Express OF Pull
mar Parlor Cars, 9.30 n. m. daily, except Sunday.
For Philadelphia 500 q. M, 1890 a. M, 1.30, 40,
$50 and 1920 y. IN. On Sunday ut 4.20, $50
and 1920 D. m. Limited Express. $50 O. M,
For baltimore, $40 500 oao 1880 q. n., and 1.so,
40, 40, go, 7.80 $50 aud 1920 p. m. On Sun.
day 500, 800 a. M, 40. go, 7.s6 $50 and 1929
p. m.
Tickets and Information at the office, north.
east corner OF Thirteenth street and Pennsylvania
avenue, and at the station, where orders can ke
hotels and residences.
CIIAS. i. PUGH. General Manager.
II, WOOD. General Passenger Agent.
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notice.!

THE PROPERTY HOLDERS OF
i the Parish of Rapides, La, are
hereby notified that I will be at the
following named places on the dates
herein stated, tor the purpose of asses
sing the taxable property of said Par
ish Of Rapides for the year 1882, to-
w.t. !B# 's,f .;53i q
Alexandria, Court House Monday,
Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Fri-.
day and Saturday, January Esd, Oath,
25th, 26th, 9th and 28th. gse
Pineville = Monday and Tuesday,
January Both and 31st. ~. a:ft "4e.
Tramway-Wednesda and Thurs
day, February lst and I'd.
Hatch's Store-Friday and Satur-
day, February Sd and 4th.5
Weems' Store-Thursday and Fri
day, February 9th and 10th. ..-siit
E Lecomte Saturday and Monday,
February 18th and 18th.
Loyd's Bridge Tuesday, Feb. 18th.
I Cheneyvi'le Wednesday, Thurs
day, February 18th and 10th: at
Lamothe's Bridge-Saturday, Feb
ruary 18th.
4, Cotile--Monday and Tuesday, Feb
ruary Goth and 2lst.
Observation-Disclosures and Thurs
day, February 22d aud 23d.
Randolph's-Wednesday and Thurs
day, March Let and 2d.
Babb's Bridge-Friday and Satur-
day, March Sd and 4tll. 80.
Paul's Store-Monday, March 9th.
Hineston ;. Tuesday and Wednes-
day, March 9TH and 9th. al
Nichols ). Monday and Tuesday,
March 18th and l4th.
Horns. Wednesday, March 18th.
Carroll Jones told place) Thurs.
day, March 10th.
Ten Mile (Westport). t uesday and
Wednesday, March Dist and 22d.
Wells Store. Monday and Tuesday,
March 9th and 28th. !f e.ta
Labat's. Monday and Tuesday, Apl
Sd and 4th. -:
Holloway's Prairie. w ednesday and
Thursday, April 5th and 9th.
Big Island. Friday, April 9TH.
Borland's ]. Saturday and Monday,
April 9th and 1lth. 81.
All property owners are hereby no.
titled to meet at the said places aud
list their taxable property or the same
will be assessed from the best inform
alton / can obtain.
JAS. R. ANDREWS,
Assessor Rapides Parish.
Jan'y. Is, 1882.
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FORCED RAILROAD SocIABILITY.-
"Speaking about the socisbility of
railroad Travellers" said the man
with the crutches and a watch peck
ct over his eye,.'"I never got SO we'll
acquainted with the passengers on
train as l did the other day on the
Milwaukee and ST. Paul railroad.
We were goiag at. the rate of about
, thirty miles an hour, and another
train from the other direction tele-
scoped us. We were all thrown into
each others society, and brought in
to immediate social contact, so to
speak.
az went over and sat in the lap OF
corpulent lady from Manitoba, and
a girl FROM Chicago jumped over nine
seats and rat down on the plug hat
OF preacher from La Crosse with
80 much timil, girlish enthusiasm
that it showed his hat clean down
over his shoulders.
Everybody seemed to lay aside
the usual cool reserve of strangers,
and we made ourselves entirely at
home.l A shy young man with an
emaciated soiLcloth valise left his
own seat and went over and sat down
In 8 lunch basket where bridal
couple seemed to be wrestling with
their first picnic. Do you suppose
that reticent young man would have
done such thing on ordinary occa-
sionsp Do you think if he had been
at a celebration at home that he
that he would have risen impetuously
and gone where those people we're
eating by themselves, and sat down
in the cranberry jelly of a total stran-
ger2
81 should rather think not.
"Why, one old man who probably
at home led the class; meeting, and
who was as dignified as Roscoe Conk-
ling's father, was eating piece of
custard-pie when we met the other
train, and he left his own seat and
went over to the front end of the car
and shot that piece Of custard- pie
into the ear of beautiful widow
from Iowa.
"People travelling somehow forgot
the austerity of their homes, and
form acquaintance that sometimes
last through life" Laramie Boom
erang.
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n 0 "
Bf FATHER RYAN.

By FATHER RYAN.
s..ss
Sometimes single h"nr
Rings trongl long lifetime,
As from a temple tower
There often falls a chime
From blcs-c, bc.lS, that seem
To fold in Heavens dream
Our spirits rouud Il .hrinc;
- 3 Hath such an hour b"s Il thine
Sometimes-who knowcth why'
One lniI,a.o holds u power
That shadows every hour,
o, Dia ei in lifc's sky.
A clond that is speck
When seen from far away
May be storm and wreck
The joy of every day.
Sometimes-it acerns not much,
'lis scarcely felt ut all
Grace gives Il gentle touch
To hearts for once and all,
Which in the spirits strife
May all unnoticed be-.
And yet it rules life;
Hath this e'er come to thee !
Sometimes one little word,
~ Whispered sweet and tieet,
That scarcely can be- beard
Our ears will sudden meet.
And all life's hours along
That whisper yibrate,
And like wizards song,
Decide our every fato.
Sometimes sudden look,
That falleth from some face,
Will steal into each nook
Of life, and leave its trace;
To haunt US to the last
And SWAY our every will
Thro' all the days TO be,
For goodness or for i'll;
Hath this ever come to theef
Sometimes one minute folds
The hearts of all the years,
.. Just like the heart that holds
The Infinite in tears;
There be such thing as this
Who knoweth why, OF howl
A life of woe or bliss +
- Hangs Oh some little now.
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SHE attended 8 ball-danced to
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went home thinly clad, in cold,
damp night air, and caught cold.
Next day -headache-loss of appe-
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and ACCESSIBILITY sensations-iudis-
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bottle English Female Bitters pre-
pared for such conditions.
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The collection of cigar stumps
and neglected tobacco guilds for sale
and remanufacture into cigarettes,
for years past regular trade in the
cities of France, has become one in
the United States; and young gentle
men who indulge, after the manner
Of Oscar Wilde, in choice and fancy
brands of the last named article,
have no assurance that they are not
luxuriating upon that which nasty
mouths have mumbled and of which
cutters and spittons have been the
Intermediate receptacles. 1t is not
an agreeable thing to think Of; but
that is a matter OF taste-as one NAV
say, Of aesthetics. A cigarette made
of offal picked by scavenger out of
q sewer may be as wholesome as one
manufactured direct from the pure
product of Kentucky or Virginia.
Perhaps it is less noxious-the ma
terial having parted with portion
OF its poisonous qualities in the
course of its past experiences. If
such be the case, to condemn the
makers of the ditchdelivered articles
would be out of order; and-if peo-
pie will smoke cigarettes-to advise
against their use injudicious. They
may not be quite as clean, but they
may make up for that defact by be-
ing not quite as deleterious.-[ Ex-
change.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1882-09-21

Sie Ttorence Sfiabtiugals Der &ii=
oerpfeae.
5olsentes TT Elm @ussus eincs an Der
Deutften 8e form WsHenser in Gbams
bersbursb, Ya., seldrisbsnen Brefss:
Gine 0Dobltbdterin.
SsTnet bic 5bure fur ae uuD Uirs
WInslorp mirp bsmeifsu, pab iIe bie ame.
ritanilde 8lorentiner NatatisaI Der Sin.
Der III. Dapon fno mir 70 iiter,sust,
oae MIR unisrer ,,Suip" lebren werDsn
gu faasn: ,@elesnet let AIRS @ins!cw"
neil fs bsrlslbsn bsbilltA mar, iibsr bic
pariope bss 3atnsns unp ancsre Be-
lhwer!idteiten fir &inosr binwes,utom.
msn. Oirs gBinSlo!p SDottng
SYrup nimmt ben &incern bic Sdmers
ssn uno turirt gYisntrie unc Dtarrboe.
ST madt ben @aumsn sart, bsfreit bon
@nt,inpune uno brtn9t bas &inb sludlth
iitsr bic Ytrioes bcS 3abnenS binweg.
@r tbut serure oas, mas er soraisbt 3u
tbun, Nles uno nidt weniser. sBir Ga.
ben einmal MrS Winslpw selelen uno
tenncn He nur purA ibren 9 tns
SYrup fir &inpsr. g8snn mir bic
Waht bdttsu, puro:n pir lt als Setlann
fir bic Rnrer iiellen--was fe aud
In Der Gbat III. Der Sprup wiro in
alien 4pcttsfsn su 25 Gents per 5lal1s
pertaalt.
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- Sn elmer 8eriammlllng Der $50
mems National Snbuitrial Seage" in
Waibington ipurbe fiir5li6 folgenoer
8ei6luB angenommen: Sei6lollen,
oab Serr 8rewfer, Der jebige General
anmalt ber Ser. Staaten, inbem er bie
S6amloligfeit beiaB, in Der Supreme
Court oes 9iitrifts Columbia unb in
ieiner Gigeni6aft als Elm Mitglieb unb
8eomter Der jebigen 9lbminiltration,
berd6tli6 BON einem 8iirger 5u iprez
6en, nllr neil beriel6e Elm 9lrbeiter mar,
unb 10 ber gan5en arbeitenben &laile
bes 2anbes cine Seleioigung 1T bas Sc
ii6t su merfen, it6 oaburb auf bas
9tibeau eines gemeineh Winfelaooofaz
ten berabgebra6t unb 1i6 bie Gera6=
tung aller reoli9 benfenben Wtdnner
nnb 6rauen 5ugesogen bat. Serner
beidlohen, baB Die orei solo6ebangenen
Nrifofraten uno gei6niegelten Soflaz
faien, Seller, 2incoln unb 8rep1ter,
Ii6 als @egner ieoes Mannes un0 ieoes
Weibes, tpel9e bur6 ebrli6e 9lrbeit i6r
8rob perbieneu, ertpicien baben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1882-09-21

WGBpsrfebens, bod itsts einis semeien
waren, uno paB lie serace bierin Seioen
emis fern Seitanben. Sic blidte auf ben
Sranten, er lag jett lti1, nit seidlcilenen
Wusen uuo feit 5uiamnensepreBten Sip
pen, fe puBte. bab in iolden Wtcmenten
ielblt iie ibu nidt ltrren bur fte. 2eiie
gum 6cnlter steiteno, lteB Ge bic Scrbanse
ipieber berab, unb balo berridte Die pcz
rise matte Ddmmerpns wiepar i'm Sran=
fen5imn1er.
9euu, bas 1T ia cine pielpcrIpre@enbe
Sntrpbuction, nit ber bic ier bcdseprieiene
0ibein uns c,npfanst! Sd babe bieS
ean5e 2anb in ben iedsunbbreibig Stun'
ben tcrcits SrInolid iatt tefcmmen
Geim 2anben elm gfetel, baB man bic
slite nidt eber lcbt, bis ber SUB oaraui
tritt, ben Sag in 9auturs elm Tesen,
ais mp0te bic Siinb flutb BON Oeeuem lc8=
breden, unb bier AM Gbein nun polIenos
bieIe Situaticn. ST besreife nidt, OfiB
Sane, pie Sic batei ip rubis bleitsn
fDnren!
Die Situation, melds Ofr. Ntfins 10
in auiresuns bradte, mar in ber 2bat
feline teneioensmertbe. SIN bidtelten Ste
BEL uub teiie, abcr unaufbSrltd bernieber-
riefslnben 9tesen lag bic @rtrappltdaiie
CUR Sdlite umseifiir5t mitten auf Der
2anb(traBe, bic Yferee, peren StrIn8e
bsreits seloit marsn, itanoen NIT seienften
Sduptern bappr, uno i'm Sban6eesraben,
neben benz serbrphenen Slnterraoe, iab
ber YoltiGon, ben Scpi NIT einem Gaz
identude perbunpen uno itEbnenb BEN
slsidfalls perleeten Tub nit beiben Sin=
ben talteno. Sune, bic nit relisnirter
Mienc neben ibm itano, 5udte ftatt a(ler
Intmcrt bic s4Ieln.
(TortIebitud fcInt
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Sn einer 9tpotbefe I'M g8eltelt
Ipann ii6 por 6 ur5en1 folgenbe @ei6idz
te ab, bie mir i'm Sntereie unierer 2eler
tpiebergeben, tuie tie uns 9err slpotbez
fer, st. 80. Green 1T Cambridge, Sbio,
ersdblte: Saben Sic ct. Safobs Sel2
fragte eit junger Mann, tuel6er 1T @ile
III unIeren Saben itiirntte. - Sa, mein
Serr, mir tppllten, 1tD6 f0nnten tpir of
tie 0ieIen 9lrtifel eine 9lpptbete balten." 4"
- uGeben sic f6neI cine Slaf6e.
Mr5. Spnes unb @dB Suilie Srotpn
pelG)e Gil Gbeumatismus litten, tpurben
bltrt5 bieIes Nfittel gebeilt. Sd milf es
nun bei neinem alten Sater perlu6en
unD wenn es bilft fomm i6 ipieber. -
St legte einen balben Dollar auf ben
Counter, lieB bic 6lai6e in ben Sai6en
ieines Godes beri6winDen 1lnb mar tm
gtu lin Bic nd6lte Gde.