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Two weil-dressed ladies accosted Policeman
Carpenter Thursday Afternoon g. the corner of
aGd Fourteenth street ard asked him
lady who was passing "she Is stranger to me-" said
one Of the ladcs, but she wears a dress which was
stolen from my rooms" At Police Headquarters Miss
Minnie Grey the complainant said the dress together
with woirt and other articles to the vsne of s20
taken from her ut Hotel Prospect East Fourteenth
street on Fob O. The prisoner said her Mics
Clara Lawrence Of 2iT West Thirty sixth street She
had purchased the dress OF Mrs John Foyer Of 224
West ri Ntc-nth street.
Al Jefferson Market rOice Court yesterday Mrs Fog
erty said she ed the dress her husband and
sold II to Miss Lawrence Tie police cay that fngerty is
profession burglar lie arrested the corner of
Mercer and Houston streets yesterday
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Now York Cr,m,nn,. sentenced In cs,e.s.

CHICAGO. April 2l.-In the Criminal Court to-
day John Bush alias Hatfield John Miller alias Norton
nni William Lawrence alias Vaughn sliss Livingston
arrssnsd tho charges OF forgery and couspra
cy. These three. with Charles Palmer. alias Fisher
came here from New York in February, snd lai oot
system by which Ia checks from well known parties
her. AMI prepared to raise them D-t-ctiVt. weFs
notified and ~ III" FIRST attempt the gaus ~ stoi
ilunrr turned STATE evidence ard the gHiur him
w.. 'sntsscd Today the other three pcai,d suN nj
Cc'sIiel Tho forgcT. beng dismiHaei, and
sentenced 10 three years in the r.nitentiary lmrrd
st'ly after PamerS release lie rearrpstad viii
h, taken back 10 Sew York 10 criminal charge
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Queen IsabeIia's Ruby Ring.

A largo ruby ring said to have been tho prop
erty of Queen Isabella NJ spain seized yesterday
this city for payment OF customs duty Tho jewel
has been in this country shout two months and has
been in the hands Of half dozen hrms dealing in dia
nOnds II Is valued 5000 Experts say the ruby
the lNGost ever brousht TO America nnd that Wes
sold In Paris ut the recent sale OF the jewels Of Queen
Isabella II Is about three quarters Of inch long and
more shan half al inch broad In shape II s elliptca
Around the ruby set twelve hite damon s.
s!h one " which weighs carat The ruby weighs
fifteen carats The riug is of gold and heavily chased
The seizure mse ~ the flee OF the Morse Diamond
Company ly Special AGENT Chsrlcs y BrAckrtt du-
nt kpnNt
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Now Orleans Races.

NEW ORLEANS. April 21.To-day WAS an extra
day. The Fst rscc-purse SOD for beaten three year
olds, three quarters VI a milewas won by Mamie W.
By -four lengths; Eva A. second. and Bstazar third
Time ;IHi,
The SECOND race-purse 5000 FOR beaten horses one
mile and frrong, owners hsIdlcap-was won by Eel
Moscow third rms. sly
The third race--a match race, mile. with lady
riders-was won by Orleans hrsting Rob Ingersol.
The fourth EaSc-lurse So mile hents-wR. won by
Gen, Rpw-tt; LRnbay second, and Herbert MSnitou
and kathleen ruled ont. Timc-l ;+5,, | 40 So
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MILwAuKCE. April 2l.-On trial before the
Circuit C"ur, "a tho Of The state ACT voughsn Of
Portage, charged With stealing money from Edward
SGnderson Of Milwaukee, Chairman VI the Republican
CvLtrE Committee. II is allo ICd that Vaughan while on
drunken spree WITH the Chairman just before the upe
lux ot the Legislature 'ol" So from that functionary.
Vaughan MAS - candidate for ScrerNntA NJ Arms Of the
Assembly, Mr. Spud'rsnn. whn WAS Matt Carpenters
nearest political friend, testified day that he had
drrhin- amt went TO bed With h,s hOnls clothes
and t'nt Vaughan also drunk, rihsd his poe kets
Vaughan say that lie took tie money for safe keeping.
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PlaK,KIlf. April 9l--ThiS afternoon four
>wtir. uudtHo tlnmni"r' nteof 'pnI wer, employed
IA. wost shore Railroad near Ions Island aud the
u,rtr IN Ludtu WIhcrG If NerULsnot'S Point pat on
SW. row buht rrun the khoa llprl l"Ih TO a. 20
Do Ati,,E house tllU other E,i' on mo t'vr m"
ui Wa. hu.D INK uAIo, and ihr waves were running
"b Nntu about the utidlr ri the rlN'r ihe hHh'
tapssrd ant fru ~ the party who's" nan have not
,"t been n-c'rilurl zero crowned John Thompson
hui d. RI Holmes. ~ arm. l, " Cgiys, put OUT With
lN1t mi rescued the uth" Two.
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SHEErsHENU BAY, April 21.-In his final prep
S-Sttou kuunymcdc, the fayorte for the kentucky
p,rry, WAS run a mile and quarter with n hundred
uOuuG Toy uV Tho following was the result Quarter
nj nu,r ~ ECCOnda; half mile - seconds three
quarters, -, mile, 49, mile and quarter = Is
lh- trtc, not in hrst rlAsp condition. HindOO
MlrAul with RunNN med. LnrinI the trIal
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STATEN ISLAND.

Mrs. CurlHui Dcrk,r II Nurhnrld, on Thursday at
tempted to commit .uielic 10y Ia lng lauiAnnm When
sr RECON cred from the ccts u tile drug size sad she
would make another attempt upon her lifn
WiIsm II Vanderbilt las purchased ground In the
NorA"lan "mrlcrs At New Oorp for the purpose as II
Il sai nj hul iiuI mAusulrum The late Commodore
NAhlrrh' ,nn"i h-ty iva acres 10 enlarge tho GENE
tcrt AMI ia hsNl he provided for the rrc,iOn VI
hIN par h.." u 8" sri Ms william II Vanderbilt
VIII Iu.!i sn'r tnGgth
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GALVESTON. April 2l.-A special TO tho N1os
from klclar'son says. Brown Pierce, farmer living
three miles tast ~ here On going from dr To his din
iuN found hs wife hanging from door Knob and
his thee children lying d,ud on the tuor -ic ~ sir
The suppOsilOn II that Mrs Fierce strung"h the chill
dTrr and then took % strong dns- Of lBuiAuun and bue
stoUy after which She hanged hrT..lf
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The irving u.u Genera, Committee.

The General ConirIittoe Of the Irving Hall
Democracy met in Irving Hall last evening RI Recorder
JHmrs " smith presided Mr. Elliott sanford offered
resolution approving he views ~ Epr CuiatNc Hewitt
uu Ihr thrn md urg,ng immediate tRTG vision Mr.
sanford Hui Mr. " Burke Cochran urged its passn
and W James Flynn spoke against ii. fine RESOLUTION
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WARRINGTON. Aprl 2l.-Tkero is no doubt
that Mr. blaine sNress &" tail f., Europe In about
mrn' lie 'NfVr al grri,"u.an ca 10 3urs'sd him TO
d'N,r an o'Ft. ~ ON De- o~Sliuo D., At New AltEuy.
lhi ilAl lie Nuni have - decline. be
IA EHrrH' az lh-i ttu m 'lpuaurviL' has revived
&C., ~ aul,i ,.tA: weeks that 80 would
Furr'el Minister Lowell al l.u. oI.. V" lplut frru
say ti 20 .Np'"ts :" h. absent prrhsge ar AMI
u lis
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1882-04-22

LONDON. April 2l.-The riots In Cnmhorno.
Cornwall, growing ont Of IN tcong the Irish
miuprs, renewed last night The mob s'oncd the
pnlCp who therCupnn charged upon them Several OF
the polls, and pnpulA'c were injured
a SERIOUS rdJ las occurred ~ Nrn0u Wales. owing
10 str.ht n the 'bers fir rioters h great iluASe
TO property, detachment OF mill mas been sent.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1882-04-22

Tho steamship Celtic. from Liverpool, arrived
III rire Island Nst night, having ON board Nine Mater
the German prina donna who il to snX the Must
Festival 4 cutter viii leave the Battery ~ uClOvs
this morning to meet her
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The Yacht Ataiapta.

BEILrvIILE Ont, April 2l.-Capt Cuthbert
will 90 To- Ne" York ON Monday next to NJ out the yacht
AtalAutA which raced for the America cup II. pUr
poses emit ring the NaHuth for r,Yztas with the View
" t"sing the yachts speed with large sloOps at Now
iUfk ami ~ the yICihy.
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Veterans Dining Together.

About 1875 old soldiers members OF the Vet
Association OF the Srventy frst Regiment about
hat of them Of hair AMI beard snt dinner
last evening NJ NarthmS rustaurHnt II wts iho four
tconth annual dinner Of the Eui the
first anuiycsnr> Of the dcpartuge Of tho sM,nL for
he semi OF
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1882-04-22

Hurry Hill describes tho most peculiar mar
rlHge ceremony ever performed on tho American
continent IN to-morrc Va Sunday ACrG.rv; ALSO
,recollsctionS ~ the p-~ul'aritios OF the old
L,ISsnt Qt Wall st,-AGr.
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Renrre.ted on Charge. OF Gambling.

Albert +. Smith Luther d. Eaton and Charles
B Ransom who. together with james T. Kelly OF Kelly
Bliss. werc recently arrested indictment rharx-
ing that they had kept and exhibited gambling impo.
nens were with thC exception OF Kelly rcarc.ste
terdsy on bench warrant on new chsrse "f dealing
t.rjsy fixed the additional bali NJ 81 900 Las " Bell
the Fifth tailor signed the hail bonds OF Ransom
and EatOu and h, = Elliott, broker. ball for smith
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1882-04-22

On Thursday night there was q clubbing af-
fray between Peter Kleglien and George ". whitman
both pri, ate wschmen employed on West Forty Gfti,
str,~t The front door Of house found open and
the dispute ~ to NhC Of the tN had guard tho
premises Each said ,ir other the assailHnt Whit
man uv-tcn badly that he hsd lie Belle
we Hospital Ills left have 10 hr removed In
the YorkNe Police Court Yesterday klicpiicn he III
10 ait the rcsult of Whitnsnr in !uries
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1882-04-22

JnSpoN, Arrl 2l.--Thrr" Is no truth In tho
report trl,rt,pi frnu che ni'oN states lhat Mr. A.
lay.rly the American th,arcIl manaSrr, who il now
IN this country, IN dead
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1882-04-22
Tho Great snnIoun Hurdle Race.

IOSpoN. Arril 2L-At the Sandown Park
Club mr,un. To DAY, the Great S'nd"wu Hurdle rae"
was won nv Lord Rosrn"ryt Prulhmnme NJ Wrtpn's
st"r au!r in second, Hui NJ T. @rottnnt Ancient ~
tol third Four hOi sgH
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par,. Editor. Fighting VIII sw orda.

pAErs. Aprl 2l.--A duel with aNords was
tpIRht OGtwc, IN rdtoc of the rtriI Hnd afit,r IN
he FGgs Tho latter vas wouniri In n. arn ul lost
~ mech blood that tho encounter wac stopped
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wL.t /, /. Said thu, tho Mnlrey hoy. Say

"Glad that u jury is selected 2" said Wal
ter ." of cou'er ~ prc: ihHt huUirs the husi.
mesa up. We ARE tired ~ waiting, and unlJ
HAnt e g"l through ~ quickly ~ possible"
stu confident II being acquitted. | sup.
pose -
oh yes - said Walter AID Jam, 5 himultanc,
ousy, "" can I hop ming Hciuitt Il. Pleased
with the Jury AIr waY les We think obey viii
Try us fairly nrd that's all wa want " rouly
wish now 10 see the business finished a. Hu!ck,
ly ~ can hr."
Roth the boys alesit.,I again that tho itL,a VI
conviction did not tcnY enter INTO their calcu.
lutiOns,
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IIss In the Ni,sissippi.

KEoKuR Iowa April Al, Tho AIiSsiHsippi
RN,r II risng with such raj ity thn ar overflow
is looked for aud people lNina on the low lands
preparing for Il
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1882-04-22
Another Chance tor MoGioin.

Judge Donuhuc granted 4. stay Of proceed
ngs vest, rdny In The ease al " hal Mcii'ciu sen
temce 90 be- hnngcL on frtav neat tor the murder VI
ouls HAn.cF IA December list,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1882-04-22

IouIsyIII,y Aps'l 81. The e. 'mpt 10 rrmoyn
tie ca lsl ~ kr,ip,Ay from an fort ~ this city
ha. failed notwithstanding that '"iavills subscribed
IOIUuU Tor the uu,c
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The elsunl Once rrtd,cuon.
JoTrINGS IHorr TOWN

Fair weather nurtu.riy shifting {" casteriJ
i-sfsturr.
The Evening critic., 1882-05-24

grading and regulating Streets" $4,000,
more than two thirds, is to be expended in
the favored section, between Fourteenth
and Eighteenth streets west and II and
Boundary north, leaving only 10000 forall
the remainder Of tho city. All but $1,000
Of this S21 600 is to be expended in terri
tory not exceeding the one one-hundredth
part Of the area OF the city, and on streets
where for entire blocks there is not u single
house of any kind.
OF the whole sum (s335,s15) asked for
streets, S249,0 goes to the northwest, more
than three fourths of the whole, while
s1l79O0, three-ffths of the three -fourths,
goes to the favored section of the north
west.
These are facts worthy of note by the
Senate Committee, who at the same time,
might suggest TO the Commissioners and
the Secretary of the Treasury the employ
ment Of q clerk competent to add up coll
umn of six figures without a palpablc error
that would be detected by any ten-year-old
school boy who had progressed as far as
addition" The error occurs in the re
captulation," on pages 10 and %, of Mis-
Doc. 8, and on page 267, of part 9, Ex-
Doc. |.
The Evening critic., 1882-05-24
Intehse Love within Limits.
Chicago Tribune.


"Pull up your pants, papa"
Aristides Mcclure heard these words as they
come fro IN the ruby-red lips of Gwendolen Ma
hairy and noeted 10 his ears on the softly sigh
Ing and sensuous breezes OF June evening.
He looked, and saw the pretty and shapely
ankles Of cwendolen as she picked her way
carefully along the muddy sidewalk. He noted
the tenderly soliciious tone In which she ad.
dressed her father, and that tone thrilled his
very blood.
Weis beer would also have done It, but
Aristides was not 80 fly as he might have
been.
Scarcely knowing why he did so, the young
man followed the girl and her father, until
finally they turned up Ogden avenue, and, as
Gwendolen headed southwest and stood for an
instant with her polonaise nuttering In the
wind, she turned To her companion aud said
"ours is next 10 the last house ON the street
Isn't II, papa"
yes my darling" replied the old man.
SHOW long is this street?' asked Aristides Of
a policeman.
"Iiye miles"
The young man entered neighboring salooT
ana sat down with duh thud. 81 love hel
madly," he said, " but Heaven help me, an
not Charles Rowell."
The Evening critic., 1882-05-24
Robbins the Poor.
To The Edii0r of me

To Tie EQlt0T OF TIC EtonanQ Critic.
Pardon poor woman who appeals to you
for justice. During tho past winter tramped
milk to the family Of a clerk in the Census
once, who lived in the northwestern part of
the city. When he professed inability to pay
appropriation," he contfnually assured me
that IL "must soon come," and that would be
rewarded for my confidence and persever-
ance. Alas! sir, he has deceived me, and
presented my case to one called Superin-
tendent OF Census, who rudely repelled my
application, and informed me that he was
something higher than an account collector.
1t seems to me very unjust to spend 80 many
millions OF dollars on such a work and allow
It's clerks to rob a poor MILK WOMAN.
The Evening critic., 1882-05-24
Whnf EOr2

TO The Editor Of The Egenin0 Critic:
Can you inform tho public what the object
is OF this last freak OF West Point engineering
on the streets, which consists IN tearing up
good concrete and putting stone in its place
along the curbs? have heard 1t suggested
that 1t was to admit air and water to tho roots
OF the trees, but that cannot be, because the
stones are filled between with sand and coal
tar so as to render the pavement dir and water
tight, and because, also, 1t is done whore
there are no trees. Business men complain
that 1t makes rough gutter in which the
filth accumulates, whereas before they had n
smooth surface easily kept cloan. In any
funds, so long as there are SO many mud
streets that they say they cannot touch for
want Of means. Let us have light on this sub
iect. TAXPAYER.
We can give you no more Slight" on this
subject than the new cutters let air and water
on the trees. CRITIC
The Evening critic., 1882-05-24
Iiferarx Noies.

"pot-Boullle," by Emile Zola, author OF
"Nana," 81 Assommoir," etc. One volume;
paper cover. Price rs cents.
This IS the latest and nastest, and therefore
the best Of Zolas novels. 1t Will doubtless
meet with an immense sale. Il. B. Peterson &
Brothers, Philadelphia, publish a faithful
translation IN large and handsome type.
The Evening critic., 1882-05-24
An tI,e Latest styles

In gentlemen's low-cut Shoes, fancy lace balls,
With many other new and elegant styles,
broad soles and low heels for old gentlemen,
at 7. ). dartrell's, 800 Seventh street, corner l..
The Evening critic., 1882-05-24

IT is now generally understood that the
loud outcry of Whisky Jim and Honest
John against the lobby was dictated by
their dislike of competition. 1t should be
borne in mind, however, that there are
difficulties attending the operations of
lobbies, even though they may be, as the
Whisky lobby was, composed entirely of
Members and Senators.
The Evening critic., 1882-05-24
That Free bridge.

TO Tie Edit0f OF TIE EUentn0 Cfitic:
How about that free bridge across the river
at Georgetown Can Colonel Albert explain ?
What's the matter? Have the Virginia and
Georgetown people no rights 10 be respected ?
Where Is the splendid Readjuster, General
Malone We appeal to him In behalf OF this
neglected enterprise. We want this bridge.
The Evening critic., 1882-05-24
Southern Gentleman, or Damned
Scainwagy
Bnston Post.

Certain Of our esteemed contemporaries who
formerly alluded 10 one Chalmers as "Shot-
gun Chalmers, Hero OF Fort Pillow, 3" etc.,
ETC., now speak OF a certain "Generai j. q.
Chalmers who "has manfully resolved %
fight tho Mississippi Bourbons. Wonder II
The two are related?
The Evening critic., 1882-05-24

WE note with exceeding satisfaction that
tho Ways aud Means Committee has unani-
mously agreed upon report certifying to
the incorruptibility of the Ways and Means
Committee. We have often heard of setting
a thief to catch thief, but this is the first
time we ever heard of receivers Of stolen
The Evening critic., 1882-05-24

IT SEEMS, at this writing, perfectly safe
to predict that the next Democratic candi-
for the Presidency will not be selected from
Covington, Ky. The wreck of the sixty
million whisky subsidy undoubtedly
knocks the stufllng out of that particular
bar'l-and it is a settled aphorism in mod
ern political economy that Democratic
candidate must be man with bar'l.
The Evening critic., 1882-05-24
"AIdernex Dairx WA ltons.n D

Fresh Alderney Butter, churned every morn
ing and delivered In lalb. "Ward prints, 40c.
per ib. Also, cottage cheese, puttermilk and
sweet milk, DC, per ct, Dream Ibc. pint.
The Evening critic., 1882-05-24

THE MEMBERS of the Senate Appropria-
tions Committee having charge of the Dis
trict Appropriation bill are requested to
procure part 6 of Executive Document
No. and examine statistical map" No. 3,
which gives the kinds Of pavement on the
various streets and avenues by the colors
in which the streets are printed.
Opening this map, they will see that of
the forty-eight miles of asphalt and con
crete pavements over-three fourths are
found in the small section of the city
bounded by Pennsylvania avenue, Ninth
street. Boundary and Twenty second streets
northwest.
Then taking Miscellaneous Document
No. s, Forty'seventh Congress, first session,
which is the letter of the Commissioners
transmitting ths estimates for the next
fiscal year, they will find ON page 10 the
schedule OF streets requiring immediate
attention" and ON page 22 the same sched-
ule adopted by the Secretary.
Having these before them they will see
that Of S244,125 fos asphalt payements,
$207, 900 goes to the northwest, leaving but
S37, ,l25 for the other quarters of the
city that is, nearly seyen-eighths for one
quarter only one-eighth for the other
three quarters.
They will find further that Of this s2O7,
600, considerably more than one hall, $l26,.
900, goes to the favored section west Of
Ninth street, which contains about one
fourth Of the territory of the northwestern
quarter Of the city, and one-twentieth oi
the whole.
They wiz also find that Of the $4,000 fOI
The Evening critic., 1882-05-24

THE STUPID managers of the star seem
to think that the prosperity of Journal
is gauged by the amount of white paper it
consumes. Thus for every thousand sub
sciibers they lose the stupid Star managers
keeps the &C nsumption of white paper up
to the standard. Bu at the rate they have
been losing subscribers lately the number
Of days in the week will s,on be unequal
to the number of double.sh eets required
The Star would probably be better paper
than it is if the brains and the bowels of
the management were more evenly dis
tributed
The Evening critic., 1882-05-24

THE San Is AUTHORITY for the state
ment that Hon. William Il. Morrison, of
Illinois, recently said to the President:
You will not appoint the commission, sir.
You may think you do but the protection
lists don't intend to let you. They intend
to pack the commission
The San adds that the President took
the assertion pleasantly"
Certainly why not?
There are only two classes of people in
this country who claim to be experts on
tariff subjects. One class consists of the
Protcctionist doctrinaires, and the other of
the Free-Trade doctriadires, both extrem-
lists, both absurd and both impracticable.
They make so much noise that the really
moderate men, who hold the rational mid
die ground, have no chance to be heard.
The result is that the Commission is we'll
nigh bound to be packed " in one interest
or the other, unless it be divided between
both, which would of course result in q
jawing-match of indefinite duration.
The Evening critic., 1882-05-24
THE
Otis ELEVATOR.

" III AlI IL OlN
THE STANDARD OF THE WORLD.
The OTIS ELEVATORS have been erected in
the larger portion of the frst-class buildings
throughout the United States and in many
foreign cities during the past twenty-five years.
No PERSON HAS EVER BEEN INJURED UPON ONE
OF THESE PASSENGER ELEyAToRsl When we
state that it is estimated that upwards OF FIFTY
MILLIONS OF PEOPLE ARE ANNUALLY CAR
RIED on OUR ELEVATORS IN NEW YORK CITY
ALONE, the extent to which they have been in
troduced can be better understood, and the fdel-
ity with which they have performed their duty
appreciated.
They are in use in Washington in the following
buildings:
Census Bureau Building.
Corcoran Building.
Evans Buildings (2).
Executive Mansion.
Ferguson, 7. b. (Residence).
Hamilton House.
Metropolitan Hotel.
National Hotel.
nThe Portland" Ap. House.
Z: :s Treasury building (2).
Washington Monument.
Wizards Hotel.
Wormley's Hotel.
OTIS BROTHERS & CO.,
NEW YORK CITY.
Philadelphia, KELLY & LUDWIG.
Si$s%i$Si Si%si$$$Siia' Ss;5si1 w E HALE & co,
LONDON, THE AMERICAN ELEVATOR
mys
The Evening critic., 1882-05-24
FREE ADVERTISING.

ddrsptisemonts under Mehsad of"Situafions
Wanted md Hep WaHted ,cin hereafter
be inserted IN TIE EVENING Carrie three
times FREE. We inUjie our friends wishing
situations or help to avaH thcmselcosof MS
offer. Answers directed IN care Of CRITto
Office igiu geceire careful attention. Bnsincss
advertisements three lines three times for 25 cts
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PERSONAL.
BOARDING.

DOARD-i76 PENNA. AVE, NEAR SIXTH
-D stree depot; first class board; well furnished
terms to suit families. MRS. HOWARD, Propri-
etress. ny1S6tf