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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1882-07-27
SfaIfen beeanft ic5.

SO nj, 2G. Suli. - Sir q. 9. Baget,
Der britiIde @eiaubte, iibermtttelte beute Der
italteniiheu &egieruug cine formeue Gin'
laonng CUR Setbeiligung an ben WlaBregelu
snm Gdlute bes Sue3tauals, Siguor 0iGH-
cini, Niinifter bcs GUSmdrttgen, bantte fir
bic freunbliden @citnnuugen GuglanO's,
ieBte je6o6 auseinauoer, 0a6 es unm6gltd
fir Staiien iei, eiueu gntI6lub gu faiieu,
ebe Die @euferen3 tire @atidetORngeu getrof.
fen bnhC
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1882-07-27
Gin bolsernes Scin ais Mersins
ffrument.

Ghtcaso, 26. Sult. - Sobu BrinbelL,
Elm SnIafle bes bieiigeu &ountp @efdueniis
lee, crnor6ete In perganaeuer Radt g8. 8.
Glarf, ietuen 3ellengeuOfeu, tuoem er ibn
nit ieinem (glarf's) b0l5eruen 8etue ben
S6dbsl 3eri6metterte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1882-07-27
Slus Der Sunbcsbauptitabt.
Sic ,.Seannctte"s Grpeeitipn.

@aihington, 26 Suit. - 9ns Ses
uats>Gontte fir Slotten>Gffatren beI1toB
beute, bas uon Wiiller (Gal.) porgeItlagene
gmenbement sur pern1ilften @ipil> >Sermillt=
aunqsbil, meldes $25, 900 permilligt, nm
bic 2rid1en 6es Gapss. 9e Song unb Ietner2eiz
beneaenoflen mad ben Ser. Staateu 3u britt
aen, sur &nnabme III elnpfehlen. Sas @o=
mite 6ei61oE ferTer, su empfeblen, baB bic
Slottenbia suriif on has Seripilligungs=
&onite iiberfpteien iperbe unb bas 2esterea
SSnitruftionen erbalte, ale 6iauieln, melfe
uraemeine Seroronungen entbalten uno Iid)
uidt arsIdlie6lid auf Germiligun9en be.
sicbeu, aus Der Sorlage gu itretdeH.
Der 9tcuereieuft.
Stener- GommiIidr 6aum bot benz Sdjhbz
amtsIetretGc 6olger einen SGefidlt iiber bic
Sertpaltung bes St:serbGrcaus nGbrenb bes
letten 6isfaJabres esitattet. 4us benz Be-
..;lgre 9eht herpor, baE bic 1876 Steueretns
..sh.::cit ..shh.:.ct oeH @eialpmtbetrag BET &epeniltn
bes Sabres-$1A6, ,520, ,273. 71-bem Shaes
ANTE bel Seher unb Yfennig etn3ahIten.
GommiliGr Scum beIidtet ierner, oab ith
bic SnlanoIleaer @inrabmen tpGbreuo Der
letten ied8 6isfaIabre ant $74S, S3l ,07l.O
beliefen nn6 eaB iie obue irgeno luelden
gerlnif bur6 llnterihIeif ober SerRntreuz
ung cplleftirt nno abseltefert murbe.l. 9ie
Soften bes Steuerbtenftes pdbreub bes les=
ten SisfallahrcS betrugen $5, los, 300 ODER
nift gang 81 BroSeut beS colletttrten Se=
TRACES.
Scrioifiiaunaen fir MearrIGnecf cSetOdifer.
9te SlnBz nab pafenbill, melbe heute en0e
gilttg angenommen rpurbc, pertptai9t II. u.
$450,000 fit ben Saltimorer Safeu, $4,000
fir ben Safcn bon Sreton=8ap, @io., $4,000
fir beu Safen in Der @infabrt BON ct. Sc
rpme'S Greet, M6., $4,000 fir Sermeiiung
elmer Route fir ben Oeldmores@b @beIapeafez
S6ifisfanal, $25, 900 fir ben SuSquebanna
oberz un6 unterbalb Sapre DC @race, Dto.,
$500 fir ben @befterz0iper, $4,000 fir Den
Gboptanfs &tper ;mifhcn9 Denton nno@reensz
boro', OlS., $4,000 fir bic 9nrdfabrt 5tpiz
iden 0eal'S SSslano unS benz 6eftlanoe nabe
9arneszGuarter, R1., $4,000 fir ben @lfz
9tiuer unb $4,000 fir ben Gorficaz@recf.
Sermifcies.
Rriegsefret6r 2tncoln febrte geiternAbeno
bierber 3uriid uno frat ieine AmtSphidtcu
beute friib tptsber an.
Gtner berAugefellten oe8o gSeiBen6 6auIeS"
liegt aIr Malarta oarnieoer.
@beug Siao Su, Der hineTiIdJe @eiauote
OIL Die Ser. Staaten, fam beute Germittag
JieT oil.
Ser Genet bsftatiate in ieiner beHtigeu
@retutipFsIng bic @rHennuua bes Sm. VI.
6. Soslbn aus SltnOi5 sum Siilf5 Selretdr
beS SnRern unb Die oeS Sru. 2emts 0stAs
monU ans 89obe~SSGano sum 2egattOnsief=
retdr un1 @enerolfonlIit in 3fcr.
9te beutige Steuer @iuuabme betrug
$213. 2G0. GA, Hn0 Die 3oGetnua6me 81 ,0J5,s
020.45.
3ur giul6Iuna beiftmnte Nltionalbaufz
noten i'm 8etraqe pou $275, 900 ltefen bsutc
i'm Sfhnknn1te eifI
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1882-07-27
Gin Iep=GerfeD'er Sforp9c=
heimutfs.

y
@fatboro' SIS, 90. Suli. - @rOBe
gufreguug berridt IN bteier Srti1att uno IN
gan3 @louceiterz z@ouutD iber Die GntOedung
eines b0fit brutalcn gioroes, ber etma etue
Ofetle uon bier periibt iporoen TT. 4m a..
Suli perIie6 Ser 20 Sabre alte in 9tr. 1856,
9torb= Trontz Ctr, in Bbtlaoelpbia tuobuz
bafte Serrence 6errigan 1etu 0etm in Be
aleitung @has. @ilberts, ejnes anOeren
jungen Wannes, Der i'm lelben SuuIe pobute,
Inn mad @laBboro' Su gcben. Als fie etpa
eine Oteile ppn bier entfernt iuareu, ihlugen
iie ibr Nad)tquartier III benz Sauie cineS
alten Mannes, glamenS Batrid Dtc8oiuau,
auf, uno iettoem murbe BON 6Prrigdn 9ttbts
mebr geb6rt. @eitern 0tOrGen fubr Der
SGrrner Seurp &eelCr al Nlc8Omaus Blas
porbei unb ipdre fait obuudd1ttg gciporoen
In 6oiae bes bort herrI6eueen @eltaHteS.
Gr ftieg BON ietnem 9Sagen beruntGt, I'M
Die llr1adle 3u erntttelu, uuo tcH0 balo
einen Goldman in ether S0bluug lIegen.
Ser Sdd6el beIielbeu mar an nehreren
Stellen gebroden, un6 Elm itarfer Sniippel,
augenihcinlid) Die Wiurbmaffe, lag bauebeu.
3ie 2etdje puroe nad Coroner 9So!feS'
Worguc qebrod)t, peld]er Seaulte fib iofort
auf ben gSeg madbte, I'M Wfc@omau 5u per=
nebmen. Ser alte Wann iagte, Serrg uub
@tlbert tpGren in Iein Sau8 gefomuIen, bort
iiber gtadt geblieben un6 bdtten ftarf &C.
trunteu. glm nddjfteu Norgen bitten fie gu
friiher Stun6e 3uianmen oas Saus periaiz
len, un6 cine balbe Stunbe Ipdter ipdre 8itz
bert obue Gerrigan suriidgefebrt nn0 bate
geIoqt, er babe ietnen &amera0en, Der Bln,
geipteeu, auf Der Stru6e liegen laiier. Iuf
bieie glusIagen bin erlte6 Der Coroner einen
@erbaftsbefehl gegen @tlbGrt, melfer tur3
uad)her arretirt nurbe. Der @efaugeue
petgert iit, irgenb tuelde GugabeH Su
MAIDEN.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1882-07-27

Siu's Saars unb 8arts5 s5drbunssmitteI.
ausenblifli6.-Nl eas beftc saraHtirt.
S6par5 oSer braun. 80 @euts.
Sei alien Avptbefcrn 10 Baben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1882-07-27
@asncrs ,QarlIfaI."

d1reufb, 26. Snlt. - Wa8ner
meme Gprr rYariifal" ipurbe beute gum crteu
Wlole i'm bieiigen 8dgner' iden 8beatee auf.
geIiibrt. Die Gd6ubeit Der Scenerte, bic
neuen 9ibncunpparate, bic euorn1e glu3abl
Der gfttwirtenben, bic ergreifenbe Nuft -
fur3 bic gan3c SorffelluHg riB ale anpeieu-
eeu tort uno ermedte unbeihreibltden Gn-
tbuiiasmus. 2gaguer lpur0e mad benz apet=
ten atte pcr ben Sorbang gerufcu uuo htelt
cine 8ebe, in peld)er or fir bic Tim gu 8beil
gcmoroene Qnerteuuuug banfte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1882-07-27
Srlane.

8ubltu, 26. Suli. - 9aS 8etter bat
fid in 0en lctten paar Eagen bebeutenO ge
beiiert, un6 Die @rnoteauafidten iiuo erbebs
lid giinfttger. Idtb. Srancis Stegeralo,
Elm 4nqe1ellter bes trliden Shaeamts, bat
refgntrt, neil linn bic BfltdteH, bic tbu Die
i3nangsbiI auferlegt, anft0btg itno.
Der perbaftets MS0rser Gapensiib's o. RnsI
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1882-07-27

Sr Dover, q el.' mlrc 9eute oei
@taatss s@OHpeut Der Republtfa'
ner abgebalten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1882-07-27
Tcffnabme cines Wfatrofenic3in=
ARr&

SauSran3iscO, 26. Suli. - Rau
ipiro fid nod bes Steuermauu5 g4atts bonn
golli6ifTe .@atberer" erinneru, pelder me-
gen unerb0rter @rauiamfetteu gegeu bic
Neatroien bier por @eridlt geitellt Durbe,
obcr curd abpofatentuiffe leiHe 6retbett er>
lanate. gSatts nabm bann 8ienft al5
Steuermann auf benz 8Ollidiff nSmpertal. "
&ls bafelbe tn @ort, Srlanb, anlnugte,
uurbe gSatts perbaftet. gr iou rpdbrenb
Der 6abrt eiuen Der IatrOIen, Nameus Sobu
9ogau, get0otet baben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1882-07-27
Gefegrap6tf6e Qepe(6ett.
Irbeiter= Iueeleeenheiteu

ceertdte ber afpcitrtsn grefe" fir ben p9suti4sn
@orreirpnSenter.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1882-07-27
Grd6lid1er Xpn eineS 2lrbeiterS.

YottstOmn, Yennl., 26. SnIt. = Der
2ssidbrige 4rbeiter Berctbal Gppenhetmer
uurbe gelfern in ben biefgen Giienfperten
AL Eobe uerbriibt, ais er tn einent Seid
8eparaturen nornnhm uub tn Solge 5ufdlts
ger Seffunng Der 2eituugsr0hre aus etnem
auoereu &efIel Dampf eiuftrcmte. Als Der
llnelidlihe heruorgebolt tpllree, fel nas
Sletih beretts Don BEN 9no9eu ab,
The Evening critic., 1882-01-20
The February
MIDWINTER
CENTURY
(Scribner's Monthly),

ready tomorrow at II u. m. is worthy
successor of the last three brilliant num-
bors. The n. Y. Graphic recently said,
"Tako il all in all, The CENTURY is al
ready a better magazine than ScRIBNER's
ever was,"-and this is the general verdict.
With increased excellence has come
A Largely Increased Sale.
The average edition of the last twelve
numbers under the name Of "ScRIBNER's
MONTHLY" was 10000, while of the first
four numbers of THE CENTURY it has been
nearly 133.000. In England, with an aver
age monthly edition of 1920 for u
year, 20,500 copies of November have
been sold.
With the Mid.Wintcr number is begun
the use Of
The New Cover,
designed by Elihu Vedder,-to be varied by
different designs for the seasons. The title
"SCRIBNER's MONTHLY" is now omitted
from the cover page. The contents include:
A new poem, 'fHermos Trismegistus," by
HENRY w. LONGFELLOW.
An essay on "The Superlative," by
RALPH WALDO EMERSON.
A frontispiece portrait of
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with accompanying article. A brilliantly
illustrated
TITLE CLUB" PAPER.
Continuation OF" "a Modern Instance by
w. d. HOWELLS.
A poem, Lovers in the Tropics" by
EDMUND CLARENCE STEDMAN.
A new "Rudder Grange" story, by
FRANK r. STOCKTON.
An interesting installment of the novel
Of Washington life, Through One Admin
istration," by
Mrs. Frances Hodgson BURNETT.
Also the text (condensed) of her new
play,
A paper on Frederick w. Robertson, by
the late
DEAN STANLEY.
An illustrated paper-of value to players
LAWN TENNIS.
The other contents include interesting
essays, rich illustrated papers on 'Sculp-
ture," the picturesque Moravian settlement
at Bethlehem, Pa, (by ''H. H.O, full de-
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The number is sold everywhere; price 81
cents. Subscription price of the magazine
$4.00 year.
THE CENTURY co.
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The Evening critic., 1882-01-20
FREE ADVERTISING.

Advertisements under The head of"iSitWoiions
Wonicd" aud "Eclp Wantcdr lciU hereafter
be inserted in THE EVENING CRITIC three
times FREE. We invite orr friends suishing
situations or help TO ocdit themselves Of ,his
offer Aisrers directed IN care Of CRITIC
Office wiH receive careful attention. Business
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The Evening critic., 1882-01-20

Jemima- No dear, there are no sueh
things as chin and side whiskers. These
are mere proyincialisins, nnsuitcd TO the
beau monde IN which you tWittcr. A mus
taehe is grown on the upper lip beard
on the chin whiskers on the checks.
There cannot be whskers on the chin, un-
less the cheek and chin are one aud the
sane thing.
The Evening critic., 1882-01-20

THE NOVEMBER CENTURY The most
able and raindLic pnbiicdtinn crer PIT forth IL
m0gosiae form .'-Providenc Press.
THE DECEMBER CENTURY -" For per-
soRal poriyoiiuro md biography, The richest
single issue erer made By a maga.iac. SPRING
field Republican.
THE JANUARY CENTURY -" IN ideal
number."--N. Y. Observer.
The Evening critic., 1882-01-20
ZOE RENT.
r J. J.sUTrHEN. Inn. ROGERS.
u. RENTAL
and
REAL ESTATE DEPARTMENT..

j. j. @sorfHhS RENTAL H. M ROGERS
REAL ESTATE DEPARTMENT.
No. si0 + street CLower Floor) northwest
HOUSES AND LOTS FOR SALE.
Houses and Rooms, furnished aud unfurnlshcd, OF
every description, in all parts of the city for rent.
ROOM RENTING A SPECIALITY,
on a new and novel plan, for the convenience of
daernns, Il choice Without visiting All tie nre,i.
iscs, giving an accurate description of all, WITH
EXyaNoE @ aSo Eet OF pFnsTNe a wHEM HE9ni9sso
Great Bargains for n few davs in lots.
NICE FURNISHED ROOMS.
No. FPS nth St. n; W., elegant rooms.
No. 100 + st. n. w, front unfurnlshed rooms.
magnificent house aud lot for sale or rent
No. 1888 ST. n, W., elegant parlors and rooms.
No. 1890 eth ST. N. W.. nice homelikc rooms.
No 472 81. II. W., nice parlors and rooms
store cor; p and sth SIS. cheap to good party.
No. 1872 i st. W., extra fine parlors and rooms.
No. lols 18th st. n. W., extra fine rooms, ,,.
VACANT ROOMS WANTED IMMEDIATELY.
Furnished and Unfnrnished. The demand upon
property for Rent will find Il GREATLY TO THEIR
INTEREST to call on us. ONCE Hours q. m. to
Seis en- surpHES 6 ROGERS.
V1oR RENT-oNE, TWO THREE OR FIVE
Il good rooins convenient TO the Washington
a Georgetown Railroad Office. T.; e. MERRY, +,
1928 and 1927 Thirty-second street. West washing
ton. j3O
TVOR RENT-daS Maine avenue s rooms; mod
II ern improvements. Inquire of Geo. White. at
the foundry. 462 Maine avenue. iauls
ISOR RENT-A LARGE BEDROOM, SUIT
II able for ono or two gentlemen. 1917 f. street
~. W. leli-5tF
CTABLE FOR RENT IN TEMPERANCE
y alley, between 9th and 10th SITS. n. W. Inquire
at No. gl2 Il st. W. iai2-6t
U,oR RENT-Two COMMUNICATING
II nicely furnished rooms second floor,
with board: VIII he rented together or singly;
private bathroom and CRATE fire; terms moderate.
OH Twelfth sti eetn. W. jal0
V17OR RENT "A LA RGIi TWO-STORE BRICK
II stable, in ear of premises, 5l0 Second street
northwest gas and water; rent $40 per month, In
advance. Inquire on premises or 1015 Seventh
stpept H. w, ag6tT
The Evening critic., 1882-01-20
WARTED---HEiP.

wv TANTED-AT THE AMERICAN HOUSE,
clnss restaurant man. i2)
The Evening critic., 1882-01-20

LNOR SALE--A BEAUTIFUL RESIDENCE
in any ofthe Government departments, desiring to
own rural home where properly Is yearly en-
a splendid road Thisproperty is elevated on rich,
rolling land, watered by springs and running
and surrounding country, and within less than one
mile from the Metropolitan Branch and Baltimore
d Ohio railroad. Improved by four dwellings
one a beautiful mansion of Il rooms, Exclusive of
The basementl, surrounded by, choice fruits Of va
rious kinds, shrubbery and flowers and water In
the mansion and in the house. For further infor-
nation apply TO w. ii. Main & Bros, st. Charles
Hotel, corner Third street and Pennsylvania ave-
nne northwest. ivl2-tf
The Evening critic., 1882-01-20

"ANTED-BY a RESPECTABLE WHITE
w girl, 1G years of age, place rs nurse or to
assist In dnng-room work; good references. Ap.
ply at 2i2i g street. ipDlg
The Evening critic., 1882-01-20

w ANTED--A SETTLED WOMAN WHO
w dcsiies good home, and is willing to as
sist In the work Of y small family ono ironing or
wnsling), can find place by applying at 1868
High street. Georgetown over harness store. ial
The Evening critic., 1882-01-20
WARTED---SfTUATi0NS.

WTANTED = COPYING, CAN WRITE A
w ronnd hand, from the.nlost difficult manu-
script. Address Il. g., No. Si7 Delaware avenue
northeast. ian0
The Evening critic., 1882-01-20
FOR SALE AND RENT.

DEAL ESTATE BULLETIN
HI OF
THos. E. wAGGAMAN, SO Seventh street.
tChangcsmade Wednesdays and seturdays).
The Evening critic., 1882-01-20

UTANTED-BY A RESPECTABLE COL
w ored woman and daughter, situations in
private family; the mother TO do general house
work, daughter as nurse. Call at 2l5l + street
II. W. iai7
The Evening critic., 1882-01-20

INOR SALE OR EXCHANGE--AT A GREAT
IL bargain, $50 acres, ten miles from Washing
ton city, With good dwelling of rooms also, four
tenant houses, in splendid repair; abundance of
fruits of all kinds; well-watered and wellfencod
would make very fine stock farm will sell or
exchange for property in this city or Virginia,
suitable for summer bOarders. WIN. Ii. MAIN S
BROS, cor Penna. ave. and ID SITS. Oc22
The Evening critic., 1882-01-20

VXTANTED-BY A YOUNG WIDOW, STU
w alton in one of. the Departments, paying so
per month; will pay 20 per cent. of salary while
employed Address Mis- s.. 300 k street n. W.
ja17
The Evening critic., 1882-01-20

w with influence, position on q railroad sur
vey, as sleyelman; viii accept minor position II
not able 20 procure tho above. Address G. E.,
Critic Office. rliT
The Evening critic., 1882-01-20

UTANTED = BY A WHITE WOMAN A.
wv place to cook in family OF two OF three.
Cali for one day at No. 81 g st. N. W. ianig
The Evening critic., 1882-01-20

a GODDARD.
Dealer IN FANCY AND STAPLE DRY GOODS
e- eo4 seventh ST., bet. and X.
GOODS WARRANTED AS RFPREsENTED.
The Evening critic., 1882-01-20

wv ANTED--A LADY DESIRES TO BOR-
w row 500 from a gentleman of means, for n
paying business; or would take q gentleman as
partner. Address TACT AND ENERGY, Critic
Office. janl9
The Evening critic., 1882-01-20

UTANTED-BY A RESPECTABLE WHITE
IVY girl, 10 years old. a nurses place. Call az
2153 II street n. w. ial7
The Evening critic., 1882-01-20

UTANTED-BY A RESPECTABLE AND
w intelligent white girl, 16 years OF age, a
situation in a hotel to do chamberworl<, or any
,hng mat sne may pc able to DO or to nurse or do
tel. Address Kate Moore, No. III North Capitol
street. ialS
The Evening critic., 1882-01-20

VNANTED-BY A RESPECTABL coll
w ored man, q situation as waiter or coach
man In private family can, give best of refer
ence. Address 1852 Fifteenth street N, W. ial7
The Evening critic., 1882-01-20
Personal.

Il ETTERS WRITTEN on ANY SUBJECT,
II Ms. revised, biicls drawn, collections made,
pensions, attorney for land warrants ana patents.
Speeches ana lectures prepared 80 shortest notice.
All business confidential. MRS. NJ. A. LAGH-
Man. sl3 l2th sIeel u. W. ds2
The Evening critic., 1882-01-20

ITOUND-IN 4 BOUNDARY CAR ON ELEV-
II enlh street yesterday, by the editor of Tue
CRITIC, n small portmonnaie containing a few
dollars. II the owner Will call at the Critic Office
and describe the contents OF the purse, II viii be
returned. t2l
The Evening critic., 1882-01-20

VXyANTED-BY A GENTLEMAN, A GOV
w ernment position; will pay half of first
months salary and 25 per cent as long retained.
Address IL. II. d., Critic Office. ial7
The Evening critic., 1882-01-20
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

WV ANTED--To BUY ONE OR TWO BAR
w bers' chairs cheap for cash. Address o. Q
street n. W. j20-3t*
The Evening critic., 1882-01-20

VJTANTED-I WILL PAY 10 ANY PER
w son getting me place IN any of the Gov
ernment departments as messenger or laborcr SD
per month as long as continued. Address +. X.
PEA West i street, Washington. ID. G. ianl0
The Evening critic., 1882-01-20

"ANTED-BY A MAN, A SITUATION TO
w do general housework and wait on table;
good reference. Address Noe, Foundry Place.
The Evening critic., 1882-01-20
60 TO IANsBURGH s BR0Is,

&of AND 500 SEVENTH STREET,
and you are sure 10 ind the most Complete stock
Of DRY GOODS IN tie city,
The Evening critic., 1882-01-20

Wy ANTED- DEVELOPMENT IN A GOV
w eminent Department, for which 20 per
cent. of salary will be paid. Address NJ. u. Medi.,
East Capitol Post-offlcc City. ial7
The Evening critic., 1882-01-20

LIGHT EOUSicK EEPING
w immediately, two or more unfnrnshed
rooms, within five or six blocks of Treasury De-
ment; rent must be low. Address .Unnlrnished,
Critic Office. janl9-3tF
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1882-05-27
ags.N EEE E..

1t was a brilliant assembIage that
gathered at the residence Of Mrs. Rose
Bowles, in Hancock, Md, on Tuesday
evening last, 10 witness tho marriage of
her daughter, Miss Jessie W. Bowles TO
Or. Alien S. Reynolds, OF Shepherds
town. The ceremony took place at S
y o'clock, and was performed by the
Rev. J. G. Bowman Of ShcpherdstOwn,
assisted by the Rev J. l.. Rossiter OF
Baltimore city. The attendants on the
occasion were Mr.. VIM, Hammond of
HageIstovn aud Miss Cluie Bowles,
sister Of the bride, Mr.. Upton W. Dor
scy Of Baltimore, and Miss Nellie Rey-
nolds of Shepherd, town, sister of the
groom. Numerous friends were present
from Pennsylvania, Maryland, Virginia
and West Virginia, including Mr.. J. o.
Agliouby, Mr.. y. y. Shepherd and Mrs.
DR. John Reynolds, mother ofthe groom,
from this place. After the ceremony
the happy couple received the congrat-
ulatons of all present and were enter
taiucd in most sumptuous manner.
The bride and groom, accompanied
by Mr. VIM Hammond Of Hagerstown,
Mr.. VIM. Scbert of Clearspring, Mr.
Bowles OF Hancock, Md, Mr.. A. B.
Shepherd of Shcpherdstown, Miss Jen-
ME Bowlcs OF Welsh Run, Pa, Miss
McGraw of Alexandria, Va, Miss Clurie
Bowles, Hancock, Md, and Miss Mamie
Reynolds of Shepherdstown, left Han
cock early or Wednesday morning in
private eonveyances FOR Shepherdstown,
the home OF the groom, taking dinner
on their way at Martinsburg. The bri
dial party arrived here about 7 o'clock
p. M, Wednesday.
On Thursday evening reception was
held at the residence of DR.. John Rey
nolds, father of the groom, and the nu-
merous friends of the young Doctor
paid their respects to him and his charm
ing bride. All were cordially received
and handsomely entertained and provid-
ed with abundant refreshments. The
bride was the recipient of numerous
valuable and beautiful presents. We
cordially tender the Doctor and his
bride our congratulations with best
wishes for their future happiness ard
prosperity.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1882-05-27
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES NANUEAC.
TIgHNG COMPANY.

We are glad to announce that the
Shepherdstowu Manufacturing Compa-
nv have made step towards begin
ming of their new enterprise. They
broke ground on Tuesday last IN the
preparation Of the site upon which to
erect their shops, and a number OF
hands, horses, carts, scoops, p!ows, &c,
under the superintendent of tho ener-
getic and go ahead-a-tive gentleman,
and member of the board of directors,
Mr.. L. W. Poffenberger, are employed,
and the earth is being removed rapidly
TO level and everything is assuming
lively aspect. Upon the same ground
Mr.. Sheeler from Hagerstown is en-
gagged in making kiln of brick which
will be partly used in the construction
of the buildings. The buildings will be
three in number, of large dimensions,
frame work and heavy timber, separate
from each other, and switch leading
10 them from the S. V. Il. Il. Thee
shops will be located on the sonth-side
of the railroad, near the depot, on sew
eral acres Of land purchased from Mr..
David Billmyer Mr.. John Halliday an
experienced machiuist and mechanic of
upwards of thirty years, engaged IN
some of the largest manufacturing es
Adjustments in the country, and Lately
Of the Vulcan Iron Works of Baltimore,
aud who is large shareholder 10 this
cuinnany, IS now a resident OF THIS town
with lis family, and has taken charge
of the works, anA in a very short time
the buildings viii be erected and MIR.
Halliday viii haze. a large force Of hands
rno.grd IN ti.e manufacture Of engines,
hoilels, saw.niiis, stores, mill gearing
Of all kinds, cider milk, clover hnllers,
a.I TIE repairing of all kinds Of ma
chinery, railroad ears and bridges, &c.
The day Tor prosperous future for
S.cphcrdslo~n has daNned we trust,
and We look forward for happy results
in the inauguration of this grand and
noble enterprise in Our midst. Let ev
ery one in this community lend 4 help
ing hand, no matter how small the help
may be, and this glorious enterprise
will be crowned With success far beyond
our most sanguino expectations. The
Board of Directors consists OF the fol
lowing geutlemen-Goo NJ. Bel'z-
hoover, President; David Billmyer, c.
T. Butler, g. I. Licklidcr, i. W. Pot
fcnbcrger, ". n. Lcmcn, Is. F. uarri-
son, John L. Richard, John II. little.