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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-10-15
A-nr1cr 10 TIE CREDITORS OF

NOTICE. TO THE CREDITORS OF
y THE RICHMOND BANNING AND INst-
KANIE COMMUNICATIONS holding checks en-
the Rfd IiNiOSD BANNING AND fNsuRA>tF
COMPANY. aud those u whom cert heates ~ ue-
pssit have been assigned. viii please present. Them
AZ tho banking -bouyc ~ aid company withoat
delay, in order that the Necessary transfers may
be saide with The view - an early Nftdehh. ~
there he any psrSODs holdnG claims assips, tic
Institution. not matters Of record ON tie DOORS.
they will pscs1e pgcs:nt them ~ once . 90.
CHARLEs .. WHiTi.och.
oeli.yw .r.s.le<
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GRAND OPENING OF FALL ~,

WINTER MILLINERY. tkSt<s
MR.. T.. SAUNDERS, i29 Broad -troct. has
inst returned from New ork, and viii exhibit on
THU RSDAY, October I'm. one Of The largest and
b',t--olcctcd tock Of goods Il ia, been her plcas-
uic 10 offer b her customers and the public eon-
orally for several seasons. She e,poctfuy sOicis
'Ill from an. o. ll-5tf
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WV lOI.h NNNk SINILNLNI.
NEW IOEh. October lathe weekly state
mrui Of The associated banks show. thc following
changes: Loans decrease. S2iJ5uO specie IN
crease. HO2.9Ou: L. gal 'cuder, dccrea-c - l.
goo: deposits inIrcl-o. sJe9.7OO: circulltIu ON
decrease > lGZ 500: reserve iucrca - 80 1918.
The hanks now hold Sl.SOj.IoO in cNcces of all
legal requirements.
BALTIMORE. -
BALTIMORE, October 11.-Nhglnia G's con-
,olIdatcd 81. second series, 30 B; new lO-lo Pc
10. Bid TODAY.
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100 MILES !!


MEADYILLE, PA. August IS. 1852.
SeW Specific company, .Hiaata, Ga.:
think :. my duty 70 write You in regard to my
case. was one Of the victims to the terrible dis
case for several years past and have been entirely
cured by the use Of yodr sWIFTS SPECIFIC.
s. :. : viii cure it, and it j.. Tic only thing that
viii do It. l had uied everything, and al the
prominent physicians in Buffalo, Rochester. and
Cleveland. but This only made me worse, and broke
down my general health with mercury and potash.
heard Of your ................... here, so went
remedy but: 5. S. ITO Salamanca,
was not sold ''''....'. ....'. one hundred
miles distant. to get ii. When began 10 use it ]
was in bad condition; my mouth was fuli Of
ulcers head full Of sores. hair and eyebrows gone.
tut now | am a. sound Is a new dollar Every
sufferer should know about your :. :. 8.
J. " WEYLTs
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FINANCIAL.
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE
sATrRpAY. Octoher ii. Iae2.

sALEs-FrRsT BoADD.-lO shares Charlotte, Co
lGmbia aud Augusta Railroad stock at 36S. 10 do.
at 36ff. 80 do at 3G4, 30 do. ut 81. rs DO at 81:
3O shlroa Mcrchanfs Ennk s.ncl. ~ L 10
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The SPRINGS are beautifully located IN Rock
bridge county. Va. and are open for The reception
of visitor from
JUNE Isl To OCTOBER lsr EACH YEAR.
CAPACITY, 1000 GUESTS.
The WATER }. holtlcl direct from NE springs,
packed ln cases containing one dozen half-ealron
bottles.
for ale by Inc AGENTS,
PURCELL, LADD & co,
Richmond, Va,
And ly druggists generally Throughout the
lui.,d state. Ask your druggist for a pamphlet.
f-c 1871
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PROFESSIONAL.
INSTANCE AGENTS.
OYSTERS.
UEARE GLADTOINFOKM

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. n
w our friends and tie public a &X (e1
large that On the 18Th Of OCIOBEk, <3(kS
il - -. shall commence operations. VIZ
Ne viii have a variety Of CHOICE on Il IN
CONTINUALLY on hand Having been IoF ohs NM " ~
c1s,sed In pianting and raising Them, we caln 70
800 ali about lie business. aiii our stoek VII re
Chiefly HUNGFRs, CHERRY STONE, ~. ASii,i-
and Tie YORK RIVER. We slais bes.,v ~ snP
iv our customers At amy time, ~ the oiA fts, -
49,, srvnrted mat IN seldom ireeIes UP All We
sst ~ n trial, and We viii be sure 10 trade;
~" ". J. MARSHALL y CO.
Oyster-Paeaers aud Dealer.
sa17.su5ts WecsI Pclal Va,
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VLfF WI M II fSE"F'
nELINQC ENT TAXES.
Having been appointed and qualified a. dcln-
llcut tiX.c,licci0r for the ciiy Of Richmond \
!a.e 0p,ned an Office ina GodlW'. iiail. Bank
street. whore Viii receive TIE DELlNQi INT
TAHi- dine me slate fpr the said city.
Dor fuil Information. apply Al my ohc,.
J. W. HALL,
Delinquent Tax-C oil,clor City ~ Richmond.
ore I5-FN~u2ts
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GROCERIES. LIQUORS. sc.

GROCERIES, LIQUORS. sc.
DRIME NEW YORK III ohN HAL
4 VERMONT MAPLE SYRUP.
NEW HONEY. strained and u the comb
PRIME NEW YORK GOSHEN Bliltf.
NFW Virginia COUNTRY BUTTER.
NEW CROP GREEN AND BLACK IEAs,
lOt'NG AMERICA, EDAM. PINEAPPLE and
EXTRA CREAM CHEESE; $1,000, an,
FXTRH FlNF MfNNEsOTA FAMILY FLOUR
SELECT FAMILY GROCERlts - every dr.rpD-
tlonat MCCARTHY hAfNEHH
oc IL OZ7 east Broad street.
|ulRISTIAN X WHITE ARE DAILY
I i adding - their magnificent stock
FANCY GROCERIES
and There YOU will always mud everything D temp
the mot fistidious appetite. They are aow re-
cCying
NEW MALAGA GRAPES,
BEAUTIFUL HONEf,and
NEW MAChEREL and sABDiNE-. sc.
oel an al reasonable ngures.
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ROTKBRIDGE ALUM WATER
DOCkBRIDGE ALUM WATER.

DIR. JAMES J.. CABFIL. \. W.. u. d..
virginia. and President National Board Of
Health. SAYS II these Wat0r-:
1T !, undcuillo thlt an unusually large propor-
ton of gray, ana obstinate cases of Chronic bis
cis,- which have hailgd the ordinary resource. Of
the healing arr ere Annually cured" these dis
ct-cs are INDIGESTION WITH CASTE ALICIA .
by ~FfP~lN. III ARRlltFA aud DN~ENTERN
LtttOiEiltEA. >CRotILA. ECZEMA, ETC.
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HORSES, MULES, WAGONS. &c.

HAVE FOR SALE At TIE an
4 Fair-Ground, one BAY HORSE, sired /SIA
bv Edward Everett. fifteen and pBt half hands
high. five yegrs old. black manc and tai works
kindly ia both double and single htrnc.-. liio
trainer. Mr.. Sprlguc. SAYS that be shows r,marki-
bic speed as q ,rOtttr for the time ~ hls been
h,udicl WILLIAM n. TAIMAN.
/ at Turner'S stable.
No, 1913 and 1913 Franklin street.
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). ". WEYLI
crEE, wnEN HOT ernINes FAIL.

Ct Et~ WIN uOI >iItiNNN AL.
w have eepes Of blood-poisoning I'm our town
who lived 81 Hot spring, and were finally cured
by =. S.. MCCAMMoN 6 MURRAY.
Malvern, Ark.
If you Gout, cone to sec u-, ana We wiz CURE
YOU or charge nothing. Write ior particulars
aud copy Of tic little book, Message TO the Tn
fortunate suffering" h-k ny druggist O. 10 our
standing.
D. $1,000 PEWARD pU be pail 10 0ry
CbCmist ,lo ,cjH f,.d on oaolysis NJ 100 tot-
Hes n s. =. &. one porficic " Nere"ry. Iftde
of Pofassb,m. or any NpTM Substance.
SHIFT SPECIFIC co.. ProPrid0rs. -h'ai''a,
G0.
Price Of small Wv
Large ."
SOLD by ALL DRUGGISTS.
Zoe 1J-~uWNti
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COMMERCIAL.
GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.
I.LlrrarD---r. Il =. l

IIIHWDNU' V'IHD'I II IH0-'
OFFERINGS.
NHEAT.--Whi.c, 2Gi bushels Red. 2.t4j bush
els.
CoEN.-Whlto $50 hu.hd.. NNcl.3oo td.hci,
OATS.-2OO bu-hel-.
RYE.-1sO bushels.
MEAI.-JO bushels.
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SOLD by ALL DRUGGISTS =.
Zoe lj->u.WNt
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rho Cause of the Tragedy.

TDv Associated Prcss.I
posroN october ia special TO me
UeroH from st. Louis says: " oi0ii'l oVdii'
CoclrrilI. editor OF the POSt-DtSPuto''
~ oftcrnoon shot and killed Colohei =.
NJ W. Slsvback. who had gone to thG ONE
CO... satisfaction or fight Inc loiloN ; ms
rom Am extra Of an evening Iap"i I I,o1
= ,air outline OF the facts w men
Slovback entered the cdilorlai rooms -
,ni Corkerill met face 10 lace' i, ne ~. ~.
''nJ he0on 10 denOunce C0chcIl,i lVi ~,
i nn,to made upon HIM by the FGS'- jy'S,,
~" otcL and in his fury the Coloiel uiIT
rovolver from his pocket ~ ~ ~,
',ho had the advantage DY Io.i syi - and
'|if.nos.ession, al'o drew MS LcSS,'l,,,,I-
Gred n Slavback, who fell lhoI'"u; ,.,,.a.G
cd and died few nlolhu.I' CO., .ur.
~ ST, rorn.e is still within the room, ond.
rrInn,ded bv a crowd OF eNTiIeu iiill
MI trouhle which termlna'eu 80 '77iitical
d,;ginated in the fact thai "t iIoThart
Ting last evening Coioii'I - Ms
ID n bitter onslaught on III, tt,o ,,aner
''ntcb and its reporters, 10 "li.oN r ,n
Poo.nonded this evening D! " uioVhart
oi,ta,y references TO CoionoI S,', a. I've
I iIirS rendered him so indislla ,, t", ~
M 'd the office to demand sa.isia ,Lioh an.
i The following is the article wnrvn ~"
-. in the Post Dispatch TINS aiIri,iET"
peaiW, All Alonzo W. Stay back. an llloi' 'u"
cbie( claim to distinction Ics's IL IL
t MI fact TINT he is the law parh IN M meeting
mel mel james O Br0GGe SS rSis in this city
o. "a ~icht and, without peI'o ',,;nq of vile
, ,iS, ne proceeded to apply p SI'l Dispqtch
a. virulcnt epithets to inc = Which
and its conductors, maxim Eis s" the same A.
he knew TO be false; I.I lIls whom the
W. slayback Of and cSnce@ and published in
following card was wIl.een ,, nn the nth day
This city by John NJ. Glover f Il' , recently
Of November, 1881, Mr. Mae n,c Tor Congress
ran as democratic eandir Waived a hearty
in i' the nc Ninth district, and receN'" )"
The Evening critic., 1882-01-19
THE EVENING CRITIC.
The Washington e. Alexandria Rail.
rOnN Gnac.
ESTABLISHED Angus


The hearing Of the case of Alexander
Hay VS.. the Washington & Alexander Rail
road Company, in which Gen. II. ii. Wells,
for the plaintiff, sought to procure the APP
pointm ent of receiver of the road, was
concluded yesterday at Alexandria. Rep
resentativcs of the District of Columbia,
the late corporation of Washington, the
Alexandria & Washington Railroad Com
pany opposed the motion. At tho close OF
the argument Judge Hughes gave his de-
cision granting the motion, and made
decree for the appointment of a receiver.
The Court said that this is Federal action
because the right ofaction grows out of the
Constitution of the United States.
The District of columbia becomes subject
10 the jurisdiction of the United States
Court for the eastern district of Virginia in
this suit because it claims an interest in
the property under the jurisdiction Of the
court, and the jurisdiction of the State
court cannot interfere, because where u
State and Federal court both claim iuris-
diction over matter in which the Federal
court has jurisdiction, the jurisdiction of
the State court must be postponed to the
jurisdiction of the Federal court.
In pursuance of this decision Judge
Hughes appointed Mr.. Geo. G. wilkins re-
ceiver of the road. This receivership ex-
tends only to that portion Of tie Washing
ton & Alexandria Road which lies south of
the Long Bridge. Mr.. wilkins, the re-
ceiyer, Is the general agent of the Balti-
more & Potomac Road, and already controls
the property of which he is appointed re-
ceiyer
The Evening critic., 1882-01-19
An Imnortnnf suit Dccided.

Justice James, in the Court in Banc, yes
terday delivered the opinion of the Court in
the case of Richard T. Merrick and Thomas
J. Durant against Dewitt G. Giddings, of
the State of Texas, to recover $4,000
claimed to be due them for legal services
in collecting certain bonds and coupons be-
longing to the State of Texas. The Court
held on the trial below that before the
plaintiffs could recover upon the cause of ac-
Lion set forth in their declaration they must
prove that the State Of Texas, or its duly
constituted officials, authorized the de.
fendant, Giddings, to undertake and agree
with the plaintiffs to pay them twenty per
cent. upon the amount collected. Under
this ruling the jury returned verdict for
the defendant, which has been affirmed.
Mr. John Selden appeared for the plaintiffs,
and Mr.. +. P. Cuppy and Mr.. Coleman for
the defendant. His Honor said that he
could readily see where the plaintiffs had
been very badly treated and the sympa-
thies of the Court were with them, but the
law was against them.
The Evening critic., 1882-01-19
National Hotel ArriyaIs.

Hon. Charles st. John, Port Jervis, N. Y;
Frank Mckinney, Greenville, Ohio A. II.
Mcmillan, st. Augustine, Fla; d. A, Ray,
Springfield, Ill; Q. A. Dyer, n. Y; Hutch
Inghan, n. Y; John Jarrett, Pittsburg Pa;
John II. Rosler, w. Va; q. w. Atkinson,
w. Va; ]. W. Haggerty, w Va; S. T.
Hooton, w. Va; Thomas ]. Steers, w. Va;
DR.. NJ. Campbell, Parkersburg, Va; D.
Mordecai, Baltic; l.. l.. Lewis, Va; Charles
L. Baker, N. Y; L. II. Thomas Chicago |;
A. b. Flagg, Chicago; w. r. Townsend,
Baltimore, Nd; Chas. w. Nash, Baltimore,
Md; James II. Reynolds, Asheville, N. c.;
Louis Gather, Ala; ii. p. franklin, n
". G.. Edwin Hoppe, Nd; A. L. House, N.
Y. c. ]. Wilson, Phila.; j. Swine, N. w
J. w. Seacrest and wife, N. Y; w. j. Nc.
Cune. Phila.; r. j. Nicholson, Brookville,
Pa; Jos. Rosenbauer, N. "; Chas. S. Cook,
Worcester, Mass; w. B. Cook, Hol-
liston, Mass; Joseph Morey, Ohio;
G. J. Swain, Phila. q. w. seip NJ d.,
Reading VIM. i; King, Phila. James
Brown, N. Y; Col r. IL. Conger, Iowa
DIR. Ed. Il. Roller, Chicago; A. Morrison and
wife, Danvillc, Pa; Il. b. Conner, Mauch
Chunk, Pa. d. A. Mcdonald, Lacrosse,
Wis; ]. d. Conoyer and wife, Marlboro,
N. j. Jacob Pussey, Wilmington, Del.
James 4. Skelly, Greensburgh, Ga; A. j.
Salamon, Liverpool; NJ. b. Grant, Wyo-
ming; ]. II. Miller aud family, Ind.
G. G. Lindsay, Ala. II. p, Brooks, BALTIC.
A. Gorsuch, Baltimore, Nd; NJ. d. Grahfrill,
Atlanta, Ga; T. Adams, Philadelphia
Albert S. Ludlam, New York Mrs. J. @,
McCracker, Salem, VII A. II. Bailey
Boston; Mrs. Albert Bailey, Boston b. l.
Gregory, Brooklyn, Ind; Alfred +. Potts
indianapolis, Ind. DIR. st. Il. Cheatham
Henderson, N. c.; l.. ]. Holden, Hender-
son, N. G.; N. G. Brackett, Harper's Ferry
Va; Jno. Roche and wife, Baltimore Nd.
J. Mccormick, city Sam'l G.. Lancaster
Maryland Sydney L. Nudd.
The Evening critic., 1882-01-19
Weaying the Web.

"This morn Will weave my web" she said,
AS she stood by her loom In the rosy light,
And her young eyes, hopefully glad and clear,
Followed afar the swallows flight.
"As soon as the days first tasks are done,
While yet am fresh and strong, said she,
g. Will hasten 10 weave the beautiful web
WHO Sc pattern is known TO none but me
will weave II fine, will weave It fair.
And ah, how the col0rs Will gl0wl " sho said;
$50 fadeless and strong Will weave my web,
That, perhaps, II Will live after am dead"
But the morning hours sped on apace,
The air grew sweet with the breath OF June;
And young Love hid by the waiting loom,
Tangling the threads as he hummed tune.
"Ah, life is 80 rich and full" she cried,
Sand morn is short though the days are
longl
This noon VIII weave my beautiful web;
Iwlll weave Il carefully, fine and strong"
But the sun rode nigh In the cloudless sky;
The burden and heat OF the day she bore;
And hither and thither she came and went,
While the loom stood still as It stood before.
SAB, life Is toobusy at noon," she said;
"My web must wait till the eyentide,
Till the common work OF the day Is done,
widel"
So, one by one the hours passed on,
Till the creeping shadows had longer grown;
Till the house was still and the Dreezes slept,
And the singing birds to their nests had
flown.
And now Will weave my web, she said,
And she turned 10 her loom ere set OF SUM-
And laid her hand on the shining threads
TO sci them IN order, one by one.
But hand was tired, and heart was weak;
"Iam not as strong as vas sighed she,
"Andsihe pattern Is blurred ana the eolors
rare,
Are moi 50 bright, on 50 fair to see.
must wait. think, MI another morn
must 20 10 my rest with my work undone'
IL is growing too dark 70 weave she cried,
AS lower and lower sank the SUI. -,
Size dropped the shuttle; the loom stood stfili
The weaver slept In the twilight gray,
Dear heartl Will she weave her Deautitui
web
Mrs. Jula G, n. D0'y.
The Evening critic., 1882-01-19

Gov. Hamilton yesterday received a
communication from Gov. VIM. Z. Cam
eron, Of Virginia, transmitting the action
of the Virginia Legislature on the subjects
of the boundary line between the two States
of Maryland and Virginia and the Potomac
fisheries. The letter gives the certificates
of Senators Mayo and Atkinson and Del
egates Phillips, Stuart and Champlin as
commissioners on the part of Virginia to
act with similar committee from this
State to settle the two questions. The
governor sent the communication to the
senate, where it was referred to the judi
ciary committee. The only thing remain
ing in connection with the boundary line
is the placing Of the stones, in accordance
with law passed at previous session pro-
viding for the marking of the boundary line
between the States SO far as they are con-
terminous, and as to the Potomac fisheries
the law passed at the last session of the
Maryland Legislature, and which it was
necessary Virginia should also pass, failed
to reach Virginia in time.
The Evening critic., 1882-01-19
More Fast Trains.

The Baltimore G. Ohio will next week
put another quick train on the Washington
of the 10 a. m. train from Washington will
be quickened to one hour for the run to
Baltimore. The policy of the Baltimore &
Ohio for its passenger traffic is evidently
tending to an increase Of speed all around.
A train now on the Washington & Balti-
more schedule makes the time in fifty.
five minutes. 1t is predicted that in the
not distant future Baltimore & Ohio
trains will make that run of forty miles in
forty-fve minutes by schedule. The Wash
ington Branch is considered by persons in
the Baltimore & Ohio service to be one OF
the best made and managed pieces of road
in the country, and much pride is taken in
keeping up its superb condition.
The Evening critic., 1882-01-19
Retail Prices in the markets.

The following were the ruling prices in
the Washington market to-day:
MEATs.-Beef-Sirloi 10000; porter
house, 25c rib-roast, 12l@20c. corn beef,
s@12lc.; Clipped, 30c.; beef tongue, Csc;
lamb, $50 20c.; veal, 124@25c.; breast, 10
pork, 1O@12ic.; sausage, 12c.; hams, 16
@17c.; shoulders, 12c. lard, 15c.
FIsa.-Rock fish, large, 10000. u b ; do.
small, 25@35c. p bunch weakfsh, 12l@
15c. q ID; halibut, 15@20c. p b /; perch,
35@40c. 70 bunch; Holsters, 12l@15c. 70
ID ; bluefish, 12l@15c. p b; snappers,
12lc. p tb Bermuda, ,25c q b; red snap
per, 15c. U tb gruper, 15c. p ID; smelt,
15@20c, p b.; cod, lac. q ID haddock,
12lc. u ID; pike. 12lc. p b..
ducks, 75e@Si : pair ooooS, geese, g1@75c p7t%
each turkeys, 12@15c. d ID.
BUTTER AND EGGs.-Philadelphi print
500 Soc; creamery, 45@50c.; New York and
Illinois, 400 45c.; roll butter, 25@ 40c.; eggs,
25c. cheese, 15@20c. u tb.
VEGETABLES. Potatoes, Irish, 40c. 59
PIX; sweet, do 100000. u PIX ;
cabbage, 10@25c.; beets, &c. p bunch;
onions, 400 Soc. u PIX; carrots, Sc. p
bunch spinach, 40@50c. u PIX; cabbage
sprouts 4oc.. p PIX; oyster plants, SC. p
bunch turnips, 30@40c. u PIX; kale, 90
FRUITs.-Oranges, soc. p doz.; lemons,
25c. p doz. cocoanuts, 90c. p doz.
California pears 40c. p doz California
grapes, 30c. u b; Malaga do, 30c. p b
bananas, 40c. y doz.; French prunes
20@25c. p ID; Valencia raisins, 12lP ib
London lairs, 25c. a h; currants, l0c. u ID;
seedlcss raisins, 20c. u ID; prunells, 25c. u
fb; lemon and organe peel, zoe. ie ID; citron,
25c. y b; Florida oranges, 10@50c. p
dozen.
CANNED GooDs.-Boston baked beans
Csc; apricots, 25c.; egg plums, 35c.; Bart
lett pears, 35c.; pineapple, 35c.
FRENCH CANDIES, 25c p b; mixed, zoe.
ID ib.
The Evening critic., 1882-01-19
Supervising Inspector of steam YES.
sells.

At the annual meeting of the Board of
Supervising Inspectors of Steam Vessels
yesterday afternoon Capt. b. o. Carr, of the
Louisville district, was reelected secre-
tary and the following regular COM
reports-Messrs. Tower, Shepard and
Carr; on rules and regulations-Messrs
Cook, Canard and Tower; on boilers and
machinery-Messrs. Farenbatch, Meushau
and Shepard; on fire apparatus
Meushau, Tower and Bemiss on life-saving
apparatus-Messrs. Shepard, Bemiss and
Burnett; on discipline Of officers-Messrs.
Carr, Burnett and Flower; on pilot rules
OH lakes and seaboard-Messrs Bemiss, Cook
and Meushau on pilot rules on Western
Iivers-Messrs. Burnett, Flower and Faren-
batch; on blanks-Messrs. Flower, Carr
and Tower.
The Evening critic., 1882-01-19
SENATORS AND REPRESENTATIVES,.
Their Residences i'm washington.


SENATORS.
Aldrlch, N W, Rhode Island, 1914 10th st.
Allison, w j, Iowa, 1924 Vermont ave NV
Anthony, D, Rhode Island, 1907 II st W
Bayard, Il L, Delaware, 1d13 Mass nv W
Beck, J b, Kentucky, 13f1 stnw
Blair, II W, New Hampshire, POI East Capt.
Brown, J L, Georgia, Metropolitan Hotel
Butler, M G, South Carolina, 514 Thirteenth
Cali, W, Florida, 1928 Tenth stnw
Camden, J N, West Virginia, Arlington Hotel
Cameron, Angus, Wisconsin, 3 d stnw
Cameron, J D, Pennsylvania, sixteenth st
Cockerill, NJ, Missouri 920 Fifteenth st
northwest
Conger, d, Michigan, 1921 NJ stnw
Davis, ID, Illinois, National Hotel
Davis, HG, West virginia, Arlington Hotel
Dawes, II L. Massachusetts,, 1852 r. ave-
Edmunds q +, Vermont 1411 Mass ave "
Fair, J G,tNevada, Arling ton
Farley, ] II, California, Portland Flats
Ferry, W, Michigan, National
Frye, W p, Maine, 922 Fourteenth 81 W
Garland, II, Arkansas, 519 Second st n
George, J Q, Mississippi, 727 Twelfth street
Groomc, ] b, Maryland wlllard's
Grover, L @, oregon, National Hotel
German, A +, Maryland, 1923 Fifteenth street
Hale, Eugene, Maine, 1901 II stnw
Hampton, Wade, South Carolina, Metropoll-
Harris, @, Tennessee, 515 Eleventh street
Harrison, Ben, Indiana, 1875 Vermont av n
Hawley, II, Connecticut, 312 stnw
Hill, b II, Georgia, 01S Seventeenth st NV
Hill, p, Colorado, 1907 stnw
Hoar, @ i, Massachusetts, 1321K stnw
ingalls,, J, Kansas, Hamilton
Jackson. II L Tennessee. 1016 Vermont av
Johnston, W, Virginia, COG Thirteenth
street northwest
Jonas, D F, Louisiana, Portland Flats
Jones, P, Nevada, New Jersey avenue and D
Jones, G W, Florida, 17o5 street
Kellogg, w p, Louisiana, Willlard's Hotel
Lamar, L @ @, Mississippi, Metropolitan
Lapham' z & g; New YORK, Sq5 ror,n wSrmieys HoteiA
Mitchell, John /, Pennsylvania, 613 Thir-
teenth street
Malone, William, virginia, Portland
Maxey, s b, Texas, 413 Fourth street
McPherson, ] r, New Jersey, % Lafayette
Square o.,,, 900 ,....,...
avenue northwest
Morgan, T. Alabama, 401 g street IN W
Morrill,, S, Vermont, corner Vermont ave.
nue. and NJ street northwest
McDill, j W, Iowa, S14 18th st n W
Pendleton, G II, Ohio, 1913 Sixteenth st n W
Plat, H, Connecticut, 1925 Massachusetts,
Plumb, P b. Kansas, 12O6 street
Pugh, James L, Alabama, 2O7 East Capitol
street
Ransom, NJ W, North Carolina, Metropolitan
Rollins, H, New Hampshire, Hamilton
Saunders, Alvin, Nebraska, Riggs
salisbury, Ell, Delaware, 1925 st
Sawyer, P, Wisconsin, 1920 street
Sewe1l, W j, New jersey, willard's
sherman, John, 1919 street II W
Slater, II, Oregon, 910 street II W
Teller, H NJ, Colorado, 1011 M street
Vance, b, North Carolina, 1927 Mass av
Van Wyck, @ II, Nebraska, SD Thirteenth st
Vest G G, Missouri, 203 East Capitol st
Voorhees,, ID W, Indiana, 2501 Penn ave
Williams, S, Kentucky, Metropolitan
Window, W, Minnesota 919 st
The Evening critic., 1882-01-19
Garfield Memorial nospi,aI.

Treasurer Gil6llan has received the fol-
lowing subscriptions to the Garfield Me-
mortal Hospital: DIR. Webster Prentiss,
Washington, $50; DIR. Smith Townshend,
Washington, S25; Sir Edward Thornton, st.
Petersburgh, 500; Trinity Church, War
Snw Tsyoa n II esse s Car a. wsbe A%se
Pa, s21.50 j. II. Abbey, st. Georges, S. c.,
81; "Byrn Mawr' Calvinistic Methodist
Church, Deerfeld, N. Y, S1.15; w. II.
Pownall, Mount Read, N. Y, 1925; Treby
johnson, Augusta, Maine $40.
The Evening critic., 1882-01-19
AsfOuishing!

The quality and prices of the ladies' cot
ton undergarments at the annual sale now
going on at Douglass, Ninth street, st.
Cloud building.