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The Evening critic., 1882-06-03
EAST WASHINGTON,

Communion services tomorrow, p, M, at
the First NJ. p. Church; Rev. J. W. Gray, pas
tor.
neatly uniformed juvenile military com.
pany has boon organized on capitol Hill. The
boys parade and drill daily In the East Capi-
tol Park.
The Young Mems Christian Association Will
conduct tho service tomorrow night at =
o'clock at tho Lutheran Church, Rev. w. u.
Parson, pastor, Mt u street and Pennsylvania
avenue southeast.
Capital Tent, No. 90, I. o. r., hold regular
business meeting last night at McOauley's
Hall. Before adjournment the members wcro
treated to n varied programme consisting of
songs, recitations and speeches by some of the
Tents "shining lights"
Belgian block pavement is bolng laid on
Third street, between the Avenue and provi-
denco Hospital. "whats up p is the inquiry
on all sides, and the answer comes back, "The
balls been started"
The Excelsior Ice Cream Company has its
hands full supplying cream TO tho retail and
wholesale trade The cream produced by this
company is unsurpassed.
Bud Eagleston, the whooping temperance
war-horse, and his indefatigable assistant, Mr..
A. II. Hilton, were greeted last night by another
rousing crowd. Tho autophono was nicely
played, speeches were delivered In an oratori-
cal manner and pledges were signed wlthou
hesitation by numbers OF young mon.
The residence OF Mr.. James NJ. Dooley First
and B streets northeast, was entered day be-
fore yesterday in broad daylight, during the
temporary absence OF tho occupants, an a
quantity OF iewelry, clocks and clothing
stolen. Tho thieves have not yet been appro-
hendcd.
Mr.. Michael T. Doolcy, secretary of the Tres
cott-Blalne commission, has returned from his
trip to Chill and Peru, where he has been for
the past i've months. number Of friends
called upon him yesterday.
pair of handsome three-story brick build
ings are In course OF erection ut tho corner OF
North Capitol and O streets northeast. They
Will greatly add TO the beauty OF that section
Tho places Of business OF the Enterprise
Tea Company-O'Donnell & Bro.-cornel
Fourth street and Pennsylvania avenue south.
cast, and tho branches, Centre Market and
Eastern Market, present n bright appearance
this week. This firm are still giving away
crockery and magolica waro with tea and
coffee.
''What is the Gospel? Do the Clergy Preach
| It?'' Subject for discourse tomorrow at /
n. M, in the Chrstadelphian Eccesia meeting
| in McCauley's Hall, Pennsylvania avenue, be-
| tween Second and Third streets southeast
All invited. No collections.
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BAPTIST GencrnI Association.

In the Baptist Association at Warrenton, Va.
yesterday the question OF amending Article
III. of the constitution SO as TO require the
payment of $500 to constitute a life mem ber
instead OF $3.50, and $50 for an annual nom
ber In place Of S25, and to entitle any church
society or district association TO one repro
sentative for the first $25 and one additional
nember for every $50 contributed to tho
funds of the association, was defeated by a
vote of 0S 10 81, after an exciting discussion,
in which General Field, President Harris, of
Richmond'College, /. u. Lake and Rev. w. d.
Thomas participated.
The report of the State Mission Board was
presented and adopted. IL showed an Increase
OF $4,000 In resources and miss lonaries.
There are employed Al missionaries, supply
ing 150 stations, In 10 district ass ociations.
Four new churches have been built and 10 In
course OF construction.
The whole available resources for the past
year were $S,951.Oi.
The churches connected with the association
number 7S1, 757 being In Virginia; member
ship, lisp. The last years report showed
6S3 churches aud go, 702 members.
DR.. ]. l.. NJ, Curry said thore were 110, ,000
voters in Virginia who could not read the
ballots they cast" food for demagogues and
material for mobs and TO this class mis-
sionary enterprise must direct Its efforts.
The Evening critic., 1882-06-03
AMUSEM ENTS.
" "Julius Cscsars' by the Lawrence
Barreft Club.

The rendition last night by the Lawrence
Barrett Dramatic Club of "Julius Cesar" was
In all respect creditable performance. The
distinctive feature Of the performance was the
exhibition drill of n company OF the Infantry
Corps between the fourth and fifth acts. Lieu
tenant Danenhower was present and enjoyed
the performance. The following was the cast
Julius Caesar, James A. Mahoney; OctagiuS
Casay, s. II. Flynn; Marcus Antonias, William
aaius Cassius, Charles B. Hanford; Casca, simon
Il: Flynn; 1ret0nius, NJ. Doran; Meteltius
Cina6e', Otto G. Eckstein; CHING, George Ell
wood; Pinddyus, o. G. Eckstein; P0pil,us Lenas,
Samuel B. Milton; Decius B,utuS, j. Reid
Littell; First, Citizen, o. G.. Eckstein; Second
oav Saas ss%re W. r. 81 shed Mdton e sssI s. G Men Hs
Zytinius, J. r. Littell; Portid, Miss Hattie
Woodworth; Calptuszid, Miss Jennie Thomp-
son; Luctus, Miss Ray Semon.
This afternoon and night "The Merchant Of
Venice" Will be given.
Theatre COmique.
At each performance during this week the
Comique has been packed. The bill pre-
variety theatre in Washington. The cele-
brated dialect artists, Crandall and Eastwood,
their first appearance last Thursday night
and received perfect ovation. These gentle
men will remain at the Comique during next
!. seeing the wonderful Irish specially artists,
Wheatley and Traynor, who will leave this
country In a few days for Europe. In addi-
tion to the old favorites, the following artists
will make their appearance Monday night
Avery and Clifton, Carrie Howard Capitola
Forrest, Mccarthy and Monroe, Ferguson and
Mack.
Abner's Summer Garden.
Good singing, by the Tyrolean Singing So
ciety, at Abner's every evening. The orchestra,
too, cannot be excelled.
Drivers Summer Garden.
There was very fine attendance at Drivers
Summer Garden last night This elegan,
place is nightly growing in popularity.
His WhaIeship.
The monster whale, now on exhibition at the
corner of Fourteenth street and Maryland
avenue, attracted another large audience yes
terday, In view OF the fact that this marvel
1ous monster has proven such q success In
Washington, Captain Paul Boyton has de-
cfded to remain here for another week. Nc
one should fail to see the whale.
The Evening critic., 1882-06-03
THE EVENING CRITIC.
nREITpARrA noMeARpEp
ny the Washington Light Infantry
with u Brnss Rand.
EsTABLIsHED AUGUST.

The residence OF Captain George s. Brett
barth, the genial, whole-souled quartermaster
OF tho Washington Light Infantry Corps, pre-
sented dazzling, animated appearance last
night, in anticipation OF n general charge"
from the Washington Light Infantry Corps,
after the close of tho performance at tho
National By 10 o'clock the host and a merry
stan, composed Of Captain Rodier, q. s. Kraft,
esq, Hon. Ernest Dykeman date Minister to
Bogota) DR.. Ford, Johnnie Ellinger and Mr..
+. Steinle, held q council Of war In an illumi-
mated summer-house, which was followed by
the mastering OF q force OF whitecoated, white
aproned attendants, headed by tho jovial Mike
Robinson, who assigned the party to their
several posts about the capacious grounds.
A long beer stand, several extended lunch
tables, n grotto, In which brandy, wine and
cigars held complete control, each received
attendants, with orders to 'let no guilty man
At IL O'Clock fusilade of fireworks and
stirring martial music on the front announced
that the attack had begun. few minutes
later a breach was made by the attacking par
ties, and the gallant infantry fled In, ono hun
dred strong, headed by Colonel Moore, Captain
Miller, Lieutenant Cowie, and followed by the
following reserve force: Messrs. George ID.
Scott, Harry Rapley, Captain Durrit and Thomas
wheeler. Captain Thomason, of the Union
Veterans; Charles H. Laird, the noted rifle
shot, and several other prominent gentlemen.
Captain Breitbarth surrendered uncondi.
tonally to the attacking party, who proceeded
to work on the immense commissary supplies,
which had been stacked up all over the large,
pleasant premises, nor did the party stop
until the supply was exhausted by reason of
immense pressure at an early hour this morn
ing. Captain Breitbarth was tho recipient of
a handsome floral horseshoe of roses, mounted
upon q pedestal of tea roses from the
White House, and beautiful horseshoe
OF immortelles and rosebuds from the Light
Infantry Corps, the latter being presented in a
neat little speech by Colonel Moore.
George Scott having been loudly called for,
responded and sang .MQriarity" "John
Riley's Always Dry and "The Irish Soldier "
to hearty encores. Colonel Moore addressed
the assemblage in his usual happy vein, and
Johnnie Clarvoe danced a clog.
Among the many ladies' who spent the oven
ing in tho capacious parlors feasting ON cream
and cake, THE CRITIC noticed Mrs. Charles
Peterson. Mrs. ]. 9. Entwlstle, Mrs. G. G. Bride,
Mrs. l. N. Burritt, Mrs. r. j. Kalbfus, Mrs.
Adrian Jones, Mrs. Lieutenant Cowie, Mrs. +.
Steinle, Mrs. John A. Ellinger, Mrs. Captain
Miller, Mrs. Joseph Acton and Mesdames
Steinle, Cowie, Shomo, Rose Henderson and
others. Deputy Warden Russ Of the U. s.
Jail, and two brother officers wero also pres
ent. After cheers and toasts to the gallant
Captain Breitbarth, the "retreat was sounded
at Sa. IN.
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THE COURTS.

CIRCUIT CouRT-Justice MacArthur.-Yate
vs. Palmer; new trial refused. De Ahana vs..
Gray; new trial refused. Taylor Il Co. VS..
Stockstill; new trial refused. Rich VS.. Henry;
appeal prayed. Blan & Hoffman VS.. DIETRICH;
judgmet by default. Hamiter's executors n
al. vs.. Barley; Judgment set aside on pay
ment OF $50 in ten days.
The Evening critic., 1882-06-03
A WRONG IDEA.

Many persons having got the
wrong idea that hops are
strengthening have got 10
drinking beer and ale very
freely. The consequence Is
they feel better for short time,
but when the reaction comes
they are much weaker than be-
fore. Reader, II you value life,
lay aside all malt and alcoholic
beverages and put your trust
In that temperance preparation
Of iron and vegetable tonlcs,
called Browns Iron Bitters. IL
gives real health and strength
to every part OF tho body, re-
freshes the mind and restores
the nervous system TO its proper
standard OF endurance. over
i,O00,oO0 bottles have been
sold this year in the United
States.
The Evening critic., 1882-06-03
No Moro ForIorn object

can be imagined than delicate and fashion
able woman shivering with the cold in thin
dress at some Of our summer resorts or noun
ting, the air chills her through, and unless
she has good sense her life and health may
pay for such exposure. Taylor Hufty have
taken special pains to provide a stock OF
dresses and wraps suitable for such days, and
ladies who are going away for the summer
should give them attention. The prices are
surprisingly low and the goods very elegant.
The Evening critic., 1882-06-03
Important Change in Schedule,
Pennsylvania IL. R.

A new schedule Will go into effect on Mon
day, June 8. The 8 u. m. express train, for
New York; VIII have a connection at Baltimore
with the Niagara express for Elmira, Canaan
daugua, Rochester, Buffalo and Niagara
Falls. Other minor local changes VIII bo
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Mated.

W. L. spalding and Annie N. Thompson.
Washington Cross and Mattle Green.
Louis Brill, OF Alexandria, Va, and Annie
Schulz, of this city.
Robert L. MelyilI, Of Fairfax County, Va,
and Henrietta Thomas, OF this city.
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The Place Where

all can be suited is the most desired, and
such place is Noah Walker & Co.'s, cloth
iers, 625 Pennsylvania avenue. Their stock,
comprising men and boys clothing, is superb,
and every one going there can't help being
suited,
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SEEK YE FIRST
THE KINGDOM OF EAvEN

And All other Things Shall Be
Added Unto Xdu-Truths Go be Pro-
claimed from the PuIpits o-Mor-
rOw-SentineIs ON zion's watch
Towers - Cordial Invitations 10
Gospel Feasts.
The Evening critic., 1882-06-03
Real Estate Transfers.

John McGee ct al. TO L. Hixon, for s, part OF
lot I3, square 050i NJ. Maloney TO rhos. Fltz
patrick, for 5000, sublot ~, square S50; T
II. q. Todd, trustee, TO deorgle d. Todd, FOL
$500, lot Il, subdivision Of square 800.
The Evening critic., 1882-06-03

IN the case of Seth briggs against d. NJ.
Talmadge, 70 recover 100000 In certificates
OF award OF the mixed United States aud
Venezuelan commission, on motion, W. ID.
Matchett, plaintiffs solicitor, defendants
were yesterday ordered to employ new coun
sci.
THE children of the Fifteenth-street
Presbyterian Sundfy-echool, who took part
In the May feast, were rendered complinen-
tary sOciable under the able management of
MIR. W. A. Stewart, Miss Amelia Tllghman
Misses Bruce and Brown. Tho church was
literally packed. Mr.. Stewart is 10 be con
graduated for the successful management OF
the whole aifair.
800 Reward for a BETTER Remedy
Williams Indian Pile Ointment IL positive
cure for pilos. Get box OF your druggist and
snuer 40 more. Sold everywhere.
The Evening critic., 1882-06-03
FINANCIAL.
TO.day's Stock Quotations.

The following observations OF the transac.
tions In the financial market to-day, together
nished by the banking house OF H. d. Cooke, 1r.,
& Co., 1929 street, Washington, d. O.;
The Evening critic., 1882-06-03

PAP TALcoTr arose last night and at
tempted to perambulate his bed-chamber
without lighting the gas. He Walked against
the door'iamb, and wears black eye to-day.
The Evening critic., 1882-06-03

HON. AND REV. j. HYATT SMITH and Hon.
j. O. Burrows VIII talk 70 the young people at
the Tabernacle tomorrow, at D. m.
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ducTLOK SALES.
I'D" N''N' Real Estate Auctioneer.

II 4. CoLDwELL.
u Real Estate Auc,ioneer
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE M
PROVED PROPERTY, SITUATED SOUTH.
MhSI IIoINhR IWELFTtI STREET AND
Iiy virtue Of n deed of trust recorded amonr
the land records Of the District Of Columbia,
in iher No. go, folio $50. ct seq. and at the f71
written request Of the legal holder OF the t::,
notes secured by the said deed Of trust will sell
at public auction. on THURSDAY, the sth day
OF June, A, D. 1882, at O'Clock D. M, all that cef-
tain lot of ground with improvements, situated
~ Ing and being In Washington city, District of
Columbia known and described ns lot numbered
1850 thirty.six, in the recorded subdivision OF
sqrnre numbered nine hundred and eighty.seven
Os5),
Terms One fourth cash; balance In 0, 70, IS and
q months, with 6per cent interest. deposit of
$50 required at sale.
WILLIAM w. METcALF,
my2pd&ds. Trustee.
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A YRAR AGO TOMORROW DR.. Hicks organ
lied the congregation OF the Tabernacle. The
day, we understand, viii DO appropriately
celebrated.
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The WAY Marked Out For Ne.

oh, the waters are dark and turbid,
And fierce danger swclls the tide;
But I'll launch my boat on Its surface,
For see no way beside.
There are calmer tides for another,
There are blander winds ut sea-
But, oh, why should shrink or falter,
From the way marked out for me
For see In the purple waters,
In the murky, hcaving tide,
Some good that ne'er had gathered,
From any pathway beside.
Some treasures go down In the struggle,
Some Joys that we can not save;
For, oh, where Is the life unwounded,
This side Of the peaceful grave2
We are blind ut the best and thankless,
And mercy misunderstood;
Our blessings we deem our evils,
Our evils we deem our good.
But His hand has marked out my goings,
And know, though wan and tired,
That my cross, be 1t hard and heavy,
Is the one that required.
So I'll take the tide at His bidding,
And trust In His guidance free;
For, with all OF Its brooding dangers,
'Tis the way marked out for me.
--Louise Billin1s ,Spduiilng.
The Evening critic., 1882-06-03


MONDAY. JUNE ,,
MATINEES TUESDAYS, THURSDAYS AND
SATURDAYS.
First appearance OF the Great Comedians
FERGUSON AND MACK.
MCCARTHY AND MONROE,
The Great Character Comedians,
AVERY AND CLIFTON,
Gymnastic Exercises ON the Horizontal Bar.
MISS cAPIToLA FORREST,
The Handsomest Lady on the Stage.
MISS CARRIE HOWARD,
The Charming Little Vocalist
Special Re-engagems Mt of the Great
CLIPPER QUARTET.
EASTWOOD AND CRANDALL,
The Great Dialect Comedians,
BARNEY REYNOLDS.
Concluding with the Most Laughable Of all
Comedies,
THE POLITICAL CANDIDATE
Performances commence 7.i5 and ais sharp
MARYLAND AVE. AND i4TH ST. s. W.
For One Week only, Commencing Monday
THE MONSTER WHALE,
Length. GO feet; weight $1,000 pounds. A Genuine
Arctic Mammal. The only one of his species
ever taken from the water.
CAPTAIN PAUL BoYToN,
The Great Nautical Adyenturer, commanding the
Whaling Crew, VIII be in the Whale Pavilion daily
TO recoivcand entertain visitors, and also display
the wonderful lfe-savng dress and other para
phernalia with which he makes his lonely voy-
ages.
Admission, ?5c Children, i5c Open from a.
m. to p. IN. my21-6t
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wARSrn's Safe Kidney and Liver Cure.

Kidney and Liver Diseases Cured
New Turkish bath, 1417 G street.
The Evening critic., 1882-06-03
L. Pitts. Ia ~ r. Mining Ia IL
Warrington stock Exchange.

The following are the closing quotations OF
the Washington Stock Exchange to-day;
n n poNngi Rid AeE n nm eTorK R,1 Aeked
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MARRIED,

MARRIED.
oOD-McCLELLAN.-May 81, by W. w.
Hicks, minister of the Tabernacle, Colonel
Foster P. Wood, of Michigan, and Mrs. Lizzie
E. Mcclellan, OF Washington, d. G.
DIED.
BOWEN.-At her residence, 1111 X street
northwest, on Friday, June 2, Mrs. Mary
Bowen, wife Of Sayles ]. Bowen, aged 81 years.
Funeral at the residence Sunday, the 4th
inst, at O'Clock p. m. Friends are invited to
attend without further notice.
GUILFORD.-June 2, at 6:45 q. M, Mary
Rhodes, youngest child Of William t. and Mary
E. Guilford, aged year, 8 months and 27
days,
Funeral at p. m. Saturday, June 8.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

rrHEATRE ooM1euB.
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95 Per Cent.

w n VEENHoEE,
Frames. Pictures, &C.
9l6 SEVENTH STREET NORTHWE5E
Morris tribune., 1882-03-23

GRAcEkILlLE.
Editor Tribune.

Editor Tribune:
The weather has been very pleasant for
the past two weeks until to-day, which has
turned out very stormy. There is sin.
ccre hope among all the Inhabitants ad
jacent 10 this place that this storm will
cease in time so as not to prevent the cele-
bration Of the 18th of March, which is ex-
pccted to be grand success. David
McFadden is once more happy man. A
girl is the cause. :. The mill stopped
grinding for several days, during which
time it received necessary repairs 1t has
commenced grinding again to day Mr..
H. Strong, of Strong Bros, is seriously i'll.
The doctor says the cause is intlamatory
rheumatism. We hope to soon see Hank,
around again. Messrs. Mcdonnell,
Hickey and Cenneli have each put in a
rump of the Russell force pump patent.
Mr.. Cunnell is making preparations to put
pipes under ground TO convey the water
from the well to any part Of the house.
lie SAYS he can make 1t work rs good us
any of their water works. He is also 60.
ing to attach rubber Rose TO the pump.
What Pete can't do is not worth doing.
Morris tribune., 1882-03-23
Legal NOTICES.
MORTGAGE SALE.

Default having been made in the paymen, of
the sum of $is3 II 100 which Is claimed TO be due
at the date o this notice upon certain mort
gage. duly executed and delivered by Peer o.
Hanlon. to Middesex Banking Company, Of
Mddletown, Connecticut. bearing date the lat
day o t December, A. -. 1850. and duly recorded
in the Office OF the register OF deeds IN and for
the county of stevens ana state. Of Minnesota on
the I'd day of December. A. ID. 1880. At 10 O'clock
q. M, in book &c" of mortgages, ON pages sra
and post. which said mortg~ sc was given TO se-
cure the payment of $50 dol airs with q per cent
interest per annum, and default having been
made in the payment OF the first lnstallnent OF
interest," due December LIST. 1881, the said mort
gagee thereupon elected thatthe principal sum
with all arrearages of interest should be imme-
diatey due aud payable, according to the pro-
visions of said mortgage and q I the note for said
sum, aud no action Or proceeding ut law or other
wise having been instituted to recover the debt
secured by said mortgage or any part thereof;
Now therefore. notice is hereby giye,. That BY
virtue of power OF sale contained III said mort
gage, and pursuant TO the statute In such case
made and provided, the said mortgage will be
force .osed. and the premises described in and
covered by said mortgage. viz: The southeast
quarter OF section twenty-five (22), In township
one hundred and twehty three (l23), of range
forty three t43l, containing 100 acres, in Stevens
county. aud state or Minnesota. with the heredi-
taments and appurtenances. Will be sold at pub
lie auction to the highest bi der for cash, to pay
said dedt and interest. aud the taxes, if any on
said premises, and twenty dollars attorneys
fee as stipulated in and by said mortgag, in care
of foreclosure. and the disbursements allowed by
law; which sale will be made by the sheriff o.
said Stevens couaty at the front door Of the
court house. in Morris, in SAID county and state
on the 9TH day Of May A. ID. 1882 at 10 O'Clock a.
m, of that day. subject to redemption at any
time within one year from the day OF sale, as pro-
videi by law.
Dated March 60 A. D. 1882.
MIDDLESEX BANKING COMPANY, [sEALl
BY ROBERT N. JACKSON
WM F. GRAVES. President
Attorney. 49t7
Morris tribune., 1882-03-23
CHURCH SER VICES.

CoNGRFG ATIoNAL-Rev ]. l.. Fonda,
Pastor. Services every Sunday at 1890 A.
NJ. and 7:3O P. NJ; Weekly Prayer Meet
ing Thursday evening.
EpIscoPAL-All Saints Church-Rev T
G. Hudson, Pastor. Services every Sun.
day morning at / O'clock; Evening service
at Morris on the I'd and 4th Sundays Of the
m onth, and at Hancock on the 1st and Sd
Sundays of each month, at 7:30 o'clock
METHoDIsr-Rev. A. ]. Brock, Pastor
Services every Sunday at 80 A. M; and
7:30 +. M, Sunday School at close OF
morning service; Prayer Meeting Thurs
day evening at 7:30 o'clock.
CATHoIIC-Re F Watry, Parish Priest
Services on Sundays, at 1890 o'clock. A
NJ; Sunday School, 2 P. M; Afternoon
services at SP. N.
Morris tribune., 1882-03-23
ELD0RAD0.

MARCH Is. 1882. Yesterday was town
election in Eldorado, and the election was
in keeping with lie day--stormy. There
Were two tickets in Tie field, an ipdepen.
dent ticket and a peoples ticket. and the
contest WAS hot one, lots of dirt being
thrown, personal scores rakcd mp, and
Gain" raised generally. The indepen
dent ticket was badly scooped The other
party elected all their men, will, one ex-
ception. II is = pity there should be any
division in the town, il is yet young. and
the interests of the town inperatively de-
mand that the inhabitants pull together,
ignore party spirit aud selfishness, and