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The Evening critic., 1882-12-18
WEST WASHINGTON.

Tho Eagleston Dashaway Reform Club called
meeting Saturday night to take suitable ac-
tion on tho death Of the lato Bud Eagleston,
which was largely attended. Eulogies wero
made by Messrs. Bohrer, Craig and McGowan,
and n committee, consisting OF Messr5 II. O.
Noycs, William II. Bohrcr and Andrew Frey,
was appointed TO draft suitable resolutions
relative to deceased, to be reported at the
regular meeting of tho club tonight. was
also ordered that tho hall DO draped In mourn.
ing for tho period Of thirty days. Yesterday
q body, as did also Invihcible Council, No. 7,
Sons OF Jonadab, which won't to the house in
company with the other councils OF this iurls-
diction, and formed part OF the escort to the
church and afterward to Glenwood Cemetery.
Lieutenant Schalfer and his charming wlfo,
formerly Miss Lilly Davis, arrived hero tho
latter part OF the week on visit TO Mrs. Boyd
Smith. Lieutenant Schaffer goes back to An
napolis, whore ho is stationed, to-day, leaving
his Wife hero to spend tho winter with her
relatives.
Yesterday about 1890 D. m. lro was dis
covered In the rear OF tn, residence of Mr.. NJ.
MCGOWAN, No. 3233 n street, which was ex-
tinguished by Sergeant Trunnel, Private
Green and some citizens without turning In
an alarm. The fire was caused by his chill
dren setting Are to some waste furniture pack
ing.
The congregation OF Christ Church Will as-
somble this evening at q o'clock for tho pur-
pose OF getting ready the Christmas decora-
lions.
Private d. j. Cotter reported finding the door
OF provision store No. 1i26 ThlrtysecOnd
street open atl1 o'clock last night. Tho ownor
was notified and the premises secured.
The Evening critic., 1882-12-18
EAST WASHINGTON.

Interesting exercises were held in tho East
Washington churches yesterday. At tho
Church of the Reformation, Rev. W, 4. Parsons,
the evening topic was 'Sciencc and tho Scrip
lures" Rov. John Chester discOursed on "rhc
Nature of True Repentance" In tho ovoung Mt
tho Metropolitan Presbyterian Church. "a
Lesson From Jewish History" and "a Lesson
From n aTree" were the Interesting morning
and evening subjects at tho FOurth.strcet NJ.
=. Church. At the metropolitan Baptist Church
the evening prayer.meetlng topic was "Etor.
nity." Chaplain Kramer preached n salt.
water sermon to eailors In tho navy.ynrd In
the morning and presided at frcsh-watcr
meeting at the Sailors Retreat In the evening
Interesting sermons wcro also delivered In tho
several other places Of Divine worship.
A colored servant girl employed by Mrs.
L. A. Wood, Of 21f A street southeast, having
been suspected OF thlevery, n search. warrant
was sworn out, and yesterday Onlcor Barnes
searched the residence OF the girl, on q street,
near Third street southwest, and recovered
lot OF goods, including laces, napkins, silk
aprons, dishes, fancy articles, family photo
graphs, books and silverware. Tho offender
will be approhended and prosecuted.
The funeral OF Frederick O. Raab took place
at o'clock yesterday afternoon from Christs
Church, on tho Nnvy-Yard, and was largely
attended. Tho Independent Order OF Rod
Men, Of which he was an honorod mombor, at
tended the funeral In body.
Mr. Richard Emmons has boen elected
worthy chief templar OF Star OF tho East Lodge
OF Good Templars, recently organized at the
Seamen's Retreat.
QultB u VI iOuReIb WcTe put at
tho Eighth Precinct Station house last night.
Tho majority OF them were INDECENT mechanics
In search OF employment, ana hailed from
other cities, several being from Baltimore.
The Capitol Hill Literary Society will meet
Tuesday evening at the residence of the Misses
cowpeithwaitc, 3i3 New Jersey avenue south
east.
The ladies OF st. Marks Church will begin
decorating the interior OF that edliico Friday
with evergreen, bright red berry bushes and
appropriate emblems and designs for which
the Episcopal Church is noted. Whom finished
the Interior Will bo very pretty.
East Washington, Business Notes.
Candies In profuslon; liquors, lgs, nuts,
poultry and great variety OF holiday goods,
at Dornin Ellis grocery, corner of Third and
streets southeast.
Hot drinks for cold weather, Cabinet whisky,
ale and Milwaukee beor for holiday cheer, at
Campbells Washington Hall restaurant.
Numerous fancy and household articles for
Christmas presents at Flynn's stove store,
corner OF Seventh street and Pennsylvania
avenue east. Also all tho novelties In heating
and cook EtOyps,
The Evening critic., 1882-12-18
She Got Her Trnnks.

rather prepossessing female, named Cor
tic NJ. French, has, for few weeks back, been
a bonrder in Madam Shows establishment,
south of the Avenue; but, desiring n change,
concluded last week to leave. When roady to
depart she was surprised to ind that the
madam had lcvied on hor baggage and deter
mined TO retain II. II was admitted
that tho board had been paid, and all indebted.
ness Cancelled, excepting one. Miss Snow, 1t
seems, assists her boarders to procure or re.
plenish their wardrobes, tho limo business
being observed and payment on tho install
ment plan allowed and interest on the money
advanced for the purchase always levied and
collected. Miss French, 1t seems, obtained a
satin dress in this way, and In payment of this
the baggage was held. Tho young woman ad-
mitted this fact, and in packing left the
dress In the room but this did not content
the landlady, who wanted money and not
clothes; SO she Issued her mandate that tho
trunks should not pass her portals until the
settlement was complete and satisfactory.
Hot words passed between the two, and col.
lision was imminent, but actually avoided,
ard wiser course pursued by Miss Fronch
She went out and consulted q lawyer, who
took ont n writ of replevin. and. with tho aid
Of n deputy marshal, captured the property oil
The Evening critic., 1882-12-18
The Humnne society.

on Saturday evening an entertainment for
the benefit OF the Humane Society was held at
the hospitable mansion of Mrs. A. l.. Barber, at
Le DToit Park, which was generously tenderod
for tho purpose. The entertainment was
opened with vocal music by Mr.. Widney, as
sisted by Professor Glooi2ner, who also rem
dered beautiful selection OF instrumental
music. Tho feature OF the evening was the do
livery Of a lecture by Mr.. George Konnan, the
journalist, who held tho closest attention OF
his audience for an hour and a-halr, listening
10 his description OF Life In Siberia.
Al its close, on motion Of General Dunn, n
vote Of thanks was unanimously tondored Mr..
Kenuun for his "intcnsoly interesting lee
tufc."
Among those present were General and AIrs
Dunn, Mr.. and Mrs. ID. II. Mckee, General BIZ.
ney, colonel @. U. Kninin, Mrs. Colonel Irish
and Miss Anna irish, Mrs, A.. d. johnson,
Judge Macarthur, Miss Sarlta Brady, Mr.. and
Mrs. j. d, II. Tupper, Mr.. and Mrs. william
Richards and daughter, Mr.. William Arm
strong, Mr.. FolGor, Mr.. and Mrs. rilton, Mr.
Thomas J. Flogg, Mr.. Il, NJ. Truell, Mrs. Isl
dOre Lord, MIR. George l.. Douglass and ladies,
Miss stockdalc, Robert Ball and daughter
Mrs. Porter. Mrs. Walker and Mrs. Admiral
Murray,
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Sabbath Services.

Wesley Chapel, Rev. DR.. McKenney, was re-
opened after considerable improvements, yos-
terday, and Bishop Simpson preached In the
morning, Presiding Elder Deale led lovefeast
in the afternoon and Rev. Dr. Lanahan
preached in the evening. Tho lecture room of
The Thirteenth Baptist Church, which
has been improved, was reopened. Rev. Chap
lain Bullock, OF tho Senate, preached at Foun.
dry NJ. L. Church. At the Unitarian (All SoulsO
Church, Rev. John Kovacs, n Hungarian,
preached, and gave history Of the Unitarian
Church in Hungary. Rev. DR.. Mayo
conducted service at All Souls Church
In the afternoon. Rev. j. W.
Dalderston occupied the pulpit OF tho North
Carollna-Avenuo Mission, on the Navy. Yard.
Rev. q. II. Galbraith, of Vermont, held United
Presbyterian service at tho City Hall. AT the
Catholic churches there were Advent services,
and services were announced upon Embef
days during this week. j. j. G.. Webster, of
Georgetown, preached at Grace NJ. Z. Church.
II. A. Hall and others addressed meeting
convened by tho Woman's Christian Temper
ance Union at Masonic Hall. The Good Temp.
lars OF the city, some lodges appearing In re-
gala, attended Waugh NJ. L. Church, where
Rev. wilford Downs preached sermon ad-
dressed especially to Good Templars.
The Evening critic., 1882-12-18
THE EVENING CRITIC.
EsTA RJIsUED AIJqIJsT IsRs.
LACONIC LOCALS,

CHIIF OF Police BROCK, who Is con.
fined 10 his bed with pneumonia, is n Iittio
worse today.
PATRICK FLAHERTY was given fifteen
days by Judge Smell to-day for disturbing
religious service,
THE bonds for Joseph Carroll, recently
arrested for second offense OF petty larceny,
have been fixed at 5000.
MARGARET FORD, indicted for o second
offcneo of petit larceny, was arraigned In tho
Criminal Court this morning, and pleaded not
guilty.
THOMAS KELLEY, an old pensioner was
drunk on Saturday and begging on the street.
Judge smell sentenced him to three months In
the workhousc.
WILLIAM BUSH, a colorcd waiter, who
stole 81 aud an overcoat from house to which
he carried meals, has been committed to jail
for three months.
MICHAEL SWEENEY, Patrick Sweeney
and James White, three small boys, stole two
been sentenced to fifteen days each.
A MEETING of tho corporators of tho
Jefferson Monumental Association Will be hold
in the room OF the Oldest Inhabitants Associa
tioD, Corcoran Building, this evening at 1880
O'Clock.
WHELAN ARMSTRONG, colored, objected
TO the attentions which william Warren was
paying his wife and knocked Warren out OF
time with teacup, for which performance he
has given his personal bonds to keep the,peaco
CHARLES LILY, alias Thornton Collins
alias James Thornton, who, with Thomas
gang who blowod tho safe of Colonel Robert I.
Flemming nnd committed an assault with In.
tent to Kill Sergeant i. Brooke Amiss, and was
was convicted on the 1th Of May last, to-day
withdrew his appeal to the Court In Banc and
was sent to tho Erie County IN W penlten.
tiary for eight years.
Books and games, at 10l Seventh street,
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Debris OF ,he Garfield FnIr.

ono OF tho addenda OF tho late Garneld Mon
ument Fair Is a petty imbrogllo about ilye
watch movements which were furnished by n
Western arm. Watch movements without
cases wero furnished, and these watch move.
mouts were exchanged for watches with cases,
and no mention was made OF the donors Of tho
watch movements. 1t appears that the watch
company presented to tho managers OF tho
Garfield Fair ave watch movements, with the
understanding that they should supply the
cases, nnd that the completed watches should
be voted for In the various competitions. 1t Is
charged that the managers sold tho move
monts and with the proceeds purchased ave
watches, n breach OF good faith which the
watch company deem sunlclent ground ror
preferIng charges against Colonel COrbin, tho
responsible party. Secretary Lincoln has
stated that II the company viii formulate
charges and specifications detailing the Ctr
cumstpncee upon which the complaint Ia
based, they VIII receive due consideration by
the department.
The Evening critic., 1882-12-18
ALEXANDRIA AFFAIRS.

A slight fire occurred al the residence OF Mr..
John Robinson, on Queen, between Pitt and st.
Asaph streets, ON Saturday, caused by the
bursting OF G lamp which had been left on q
mantelpiece behind stove.
Tho alarm OF flre sounded about 10 80
Saturday night was caused by the burning OF
chimney OF house on South Alfred street.
A fire occurred yesterday morning about o
o'clock in q frame building In the rear of Mr..
NJ. j. Rafferty's secondhand store, on King
street. Tho flre department responded
quickly, and though but one engine (tho Co.
lumbia) went Into service, the flames wero
coon extinguished. Tho fire is supposed to
hayo been caused by coal ashes being thrown
against the fence adjoining tho burnt build
Ing. Tho damage Is estimated at about 500,
which is covered by insurance.
Tho funeral OF the late ]. II. Hicks, who died
at Culpeper Courthouse, on Friday, took place
at IL O'clock to-day from st. Mary's Church, In
this city, and was largely attended.
The weather yesterday morning was clear
and cold, and the Ice In the river was an Inch
and a'half thick, which, however, was broken
by the steamboats,. Toward evening 1t became
cloudy, and the temperature roso several de-
grees. The puipits of all the churches were
occupied by tho resident clergy, The gospel
temperance meeting held in the hall OF the
Reform Club was largely attended.
Engine No. l, Of tho Virginia Midland Rail-
way, attached to the Manassas branch train
of that road, due hero on Saturday evening Mt
$40, broke an axle Of her tender, near Della.
plane, throwing tho tender across the track,
uHndBlnb lHO engine ana scVcfhl cars. Tno
passengers were transferred TO another train,
which arrived here late in the night. The
track was cleared during tho night, ana tho
train arrived hero about 10 80 yesterday
morning, No one was Injured.
The fellowlng arrests huvo been made by tho
police since last reported: George Hall, II
lodger, for committing nuisance In tho sta
tlonhouse; Mary White, for dlsorderly con.
duct George Ford, for Attempting TO rescue
tho latter prisoner; and a whlto man FOR dis.
orderly conduct. whito boy named Taylor
was picked up with Mt on him,
Bov. Dr.. Poulson willldolivora a lecture IN tho
baptist Church tomorrow night on 'Queer
People"
The Evening critic., 1882-12-18
SOUTH WASHINGTON.

Tho following aro tho new officers OF tho
South Washington Endowment Relief Associa.
tion OF the District OF Columbia: J. Harrison
Johnson, president; Rudolph f. Bartlc, vice.
president: william Il. Browne, secretary;
William A. Thomson, treasurer. The board OF
directors consist OF j. Harrison Johnson, Ru-
dolph F. Darile, William d. Browne, William
d. Brown, William A. Thomson, T. ]. Burtt,
William II. Baum, II. L. Leach, N. D., John j.
Lermody and j. W. Barker, while large
number OF other well.known gentlemen OF
the section act as board OF reference. The
association has become very popular IN South
Washington and embraces many Of our lead
Ing business men.
Harbormoster sutton reports tho following
new arrivals at the wharves: Schooner Annie
Mason, Captain Davis, 40 cords wood for II. l..
Biscoe; schooner wicomico, Captain Greyson,
20 cords wood for H. j.. Dlscoe; barge +. T..
Name, Captain Adyson, 40 cords wood for II. l..
Biscoe; barge Lawrence, Captain Adyson, 10
cords wood for II. l.. Blscoe; schooner Thomas
Jefferson, Captain Roberts, 400 bushels oysters
for market; schooner Virginia, Captain Davis,
400 bushels oysters; schooner Alfred Bay.
brook, Captain Briggs, 795 tons coal for city
dealers.
Oyster quotations this morning: small, go
TO rs cents; middling, 80 to 90 cents; large,
81 to S1o5, and extra lno, $1.50 to &l.05 per
bushel. Demand active and limited supply.
Traffic on the river has been very dull In tho
last few days on account of the vast quantities
Officiating fee.
Mr.. A. W. Voss, formerly n South Washing
ton boy, has returned to the city on visit
after being in California and South America
for poDod Of sixteen years. He is now an
actor and stands well In his profession.
The churches In South Washington wore
well attended yesterday, and, as usual, many
from the upper part OF the city came TO hear
our talented divines.
Henry wex, tho well.known merchant at 1877
Seventh street, has purchased an immense
stock of boots, shoes, hats, trunks and fancy
slippers for the holidays, which he Is selling
remarkably low.
If you want to buy the best quality OF coal
and wood go to John Miller; main ofilce, depot
and klndllng.wood mill Four-and.a.halt street
and virginia avenue southwest, and branch
ofilco $40 Seventh street northwest, and 1i3
II street southeast. Telephone connection
with all point and prompt dellvery.
The Evening critic., 1882-12-18
AMuSEM ENTS..
NATIONAL THEATRE.

The celebrated tragedian II. W. Keene Will
hold the boards at the National this week.
There VIII be matinees wednesday and Satur.
day. The repertoire contains Richard, Riche-
lieu, Shyiock, Otheilo, Hamlet, Mac1eh and ''The
Fools Revenge"
roRD's oPERA-HoUsE.
Those two wonderful side-splitting Irish
comedians Barry Il Fay Will explain "Irlsh
Arstocracy TO the Washington public this
week at Ford's. Matlnees Wednesday and
Saturday.
THEATRE CoMuQUE.
Colonel Snelbaker announces the appear
ance OF Mron Duclos' sensational blondes,
tho Little Four combination and tho great
mcsmerlsts, tho Kennedys, at tho Comique
this week. Tho Colonel Will tako n benefit
Friday matinee and night. There Will also be
matlnees Tuesday and Thursday.
THE SKATING RINK.
Tor exhilaratlng exercise and perfect enjoy
ment The Skating Rink takes tho bun and the
baker. Assemblies, Mondays, Wednesdays
and Fridays, from to 10 p.m m. Saturday
matinees from $50 TO D.
PROFESSOR NEwCoMB's LECTURE.
Professor Raymond Leo Newcomb VIII lee.
ture upon the Jeannette Expedition and Its re-
suits at Lincoln Hall on tomorrow evening.
REV. t. d. TALMAGE's LECTURE.
Rev. II. Do Witt Talmage, tho Brooklyn dl.
vine, will lecture against "rhe Crueltics,
Monstrositlcs and MeannesS of Modern Inl-
deity" Mt the congregational Church on
Wednesday evening.
DRIVERS GARDEN.
The evening concerts of Professor Ander5
and Colonel Rogers at Drivers Garden are
highly enjoyable.
The Evening critic., 1882-12-18
PERSONAL,

GENERAL BEAUREGARD's book about
the civil war, now passing through tho
press, Is said to deal with Mr.. Jefferson Davis
In severe manner, criticlsing with aggressive
freedom his political as we'll as military
Views. AS Mr.. Davis is equally aggressive IN
temperament, n spirited reJolnder may DO
looked for shortly after the appearance OF Gen
eral Beauregard's book.
GENERAL AlE BUFoRD, who created
Tow ,nn,ha m 400 h nin n ord
starting turf paper at the same time, has
left the latter and sued the financial manager
for services rendered. The General says the
paper has prospered, but his pocketbook has
NOT, and hereafter he Will discontinue his
attempted reconciliation OF religion and rag
ing.
The Evening critic., 1882-12-18
A MODEST REQUEST
To Have Accessories to n Rape Re.
leased Ou Personal Bonds.

Patrick McNulty and James, Reynolds were
arraigned In the Criminal Court this morning
on an Indictment charging them with being
accessories before the fact to q rapo on Henri.
both pleaded not guilty. Maurice Connors
was convicted as principal In tho above Of
Tense, and is now serving ten years sentence
in the penitentiary.
Mr.. H. II. Wells, IT., asked that McNulty be
admitted to bail on his personal recognizanco
TO appear when wanted.
His Honor thought that Il cool request. Here
was man indicted as accessory before tho
fact 10 rape, and tho Court was requested to
release him on his personal recognizanco.
Mr.. Charles Pelham said that there was no
case hcrc and the Court know 1t. The case
would never be called for trial, and he thought
tho District Attorney would onter q nolle pros.
The mon could never be tried on the charge,
and they should be restored to their liborty.
His Honor enld that II tho counsel pressed
him TO speak he would say that there was q
case and good one against the defendants.
and ho would FIX ball at 81 900 In each case,
The Evening critic., 1882-12-18

The police, school teachers and othor Dis.
trlct employees, VIII DO paid their snlarlos DO.
foro Christmas. Judge Lawrence has notified
Commissioner West that tho District Will DO
allowed 10 draw money from tho Treasury TO
pay oyoly claim ON any day this week except
The one ON which tho new District Commla-
siouor Is sappointod and sworn In. ON that day
fiX the liability under the old ana new bonds.
The reQulsltlOn heretofore made out by the
Commissioners was for S2iO,00O, which coy,
cred more Than would Do necessary t) meet
tie CEpcuccs during this month, and n was
not deemed proper tu advance more money
thnn would be required until the appointment
Of Major Morgan's successor Is made, after
which advances can be made without strict
reference to the amount needed for immediate
use. Judge Lawrence said 10 CRITIC ro'
porter, "Eyery O1lcer and employe OF tho Dis
trict can be paid as fast as tho amounts fall
due"
VISIT the Christmas bazar, dOl 7th street.
The Evening critic., 1882-12-18

The secretary of the Illinois State Board OF
Health has prepared an elaborate paper upon
the Introduction OF smallpox by Immigrants.
In support OF tho proposition that "the I'M
migrant Is primo factor In tho origin and
continuance of smallpox I'm tho INTERIOR"
Dr.. Ranch shows; Q) That the creator or
lesser prevalence Of smallpox In this country
corrcsl onds closely with tho groatsr or lessor
number OF immigrants received and with the
existence OF smallpox I'm the countries from
which such Immigrants como. (2l That small
lON has rcnppeared in the city OF Chicago at
nineteen different timca after periods OK on
tire freedom from tho disease, apd IN four.
teen OF these reappoarances it ls positively
known 10 havo been introduced by immi
grants and to have spread directly among and
from them. (3) That the nrst ca5es OF the
recent epidemic QSSO'S2l were either among
already affected by immigrants In great
number Of places In Now York, Pennsylvania,
Ohio, Michigan, Indiana, Illinois, Wisconsin,
Minnesota, Iowa, Nebraska ana Missouri,
The Evening critic., 1882-12-18

for the holidays would do well TO call at tho
odd.Fellows' Hail, on Seventh street, where.
In addition TO tho regular line of goods, can bo
found full assortment of flne embroidered
slippers for gentlemen and all tho latest novel
ties In tho way OF warm and easy shoes for
ladies with large assortment OF rubbers, IN
Guiding wool lined, highcut arctics. L. @.
Burts 1no shoes for ladies' and misses q
appcialty.
The Evening critic., 1882-12-18
Tho L.nte Prcsident,s rrentmnnf.

New York special dispath IN mo Pitts
burg LCddtr OF Friday stavs that Dr. Frank
Hamilton said that Dr.. Blss had administered
morphine TO Garfield atst tno phyhlclans N
Friday night that he aud pr. Hamilton wero
good friends ana ti.t no did not believe he
had said anythlngof the kind, but II he dld
say H., as n mater OF course II was a Ito.
DR.. Bliss flrthe' said that ho wished tho peo.
pie would letdp on the GARFIELD business,
that every on was nauseatod with It.
The Evening critic., 1882-12-18

William NJ. Edwards and Adlio ". Burko,
both Of Fauquler County, Va,
II, L, Middleton and Cora A. Williamson.
George w. Gray and FlOre nCo Il. CLARK.
f. H. Seit2 and Isabella Evans.
John Jones and Alice Turner.
David Spaight and Nellie Moran.
Robert Winfield and Matilda Norris.
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-
Don't Fail TO Come

and see the elegant holiday presents, consist
Ing Of beautiful pictures, picture-frames,
bisque figures, porcelain ornaments, Japanese
ornaments, plush and velvet work boxes,
Jewel-boSee, dressing-cases, Christmas cards,
tlorcniine statuary albums, etc., et;., at yeer
hoff's, 016 Seventh street.
The Evening critic., 1882-12-18

Of gents flno calf shoes, in eight different
styles, at S3,45 q pair, Gents hand.sewed
Congress only SO per palr,'at Richold's Baston
Shoe House, No. 02i SEVENTH street north
west. A souvenir presented to each 'pur-
chaser,
The Evening critic., 1882-12-18
Whcrc OrImInntcI.

sruINGFuLD TEyS., April l2 1881.
II, II. WAHNER & Co.: SyS-A distressing
cough, originating from diseased liver, was
cured by your Safe Kidney and Liver cure.
4. HOPKINS,
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.Accont our GrntituIo.n %

DR.. Il. V. pIEpCE, Buffalo, NY Dear JJ--
Your "dolden Medical Discovery" has cured
my boy of a fever sore OF two years sanding,
Please accept our gratitude, Yoursfuly,
HENRY WHITING, Bosom, Mass.
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northwest. Asouyenlr presented to each pur-
ph
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'sAIderney Dairy Wagons.''

Fresh Attorney Butter, churned every morn
ing and delivered in y 10 "Ward" prints, b0c
per ID. Also, cottage cheese, buttermilk and
sweet milk, &c. per az. Cream 16c. per pint.
The Evening critic., 1882-12-18
FINANCIAL.


The following observations OF the transac.
tons In the financial maiket to-day, together
with opening and closinl quotations, are fur
ir., q Co, lA20.F streot, Mashlngtln, D. o.;