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kfNDALL'S SPAWN CURE

HAMILTON. Mo. June 14th, 1881.
u. j kKNARD co Gents: This Is to GER
lily that have used ktndalPs Spawn Cure and
have found it to be ali it is recommended to be
and IN iact more too; have removed by usin &
the above: Cailous, Bone SPAWN. Ring bones,
mend it 10 the best thing Tor any bOny subs tance
| have ever used, and have tried many, "a
have made that my study for years.
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The Evening critic., 1882-11-11
NICK cndree M. Il. Church Refur.
nished,

The hand OF improvement has been vlsor-
ously applied to the audience-room of this
church, located on Massachusetts avenue, be.
tween Ninth and Tenth streets northwest, dur.
ing the past week, and on tomorrow II Will be
more conveniently and suitably furalsheI
than ever before But recently the congre-
CATION extlnguished debt of over $1,000,
which had been hanging over 1t
for some years past, and they have now
completed thorough renovation OF their
audience chamber, and coupled that with
some additional furniture, which greatly con-
tributes to the comfort and pleasure OF the
worshipers. An elegant Estey organ, OF great
sweetness and power, has been put In tho choir
gallery and neat walnut book.racks attached
TO the pews, with copies OF tho methodist
Hymnal' In thom for tho use OF tho occupants,
The audience-room has been thoroughly
renovated, the carpets and cushions cleaned,
the Sunday school supplied with "Glai
Hosannas," recent publication of the Metho.
diet Book Concern, and evory effort made both
for the accommodation OF tho congregation
and tho many strangers who attend upon tho
services OF tho church. on tomorrow (Sun-
by Rev. G. Herbert Richardson, pastor, at
IL a. m. and 1880 p. M, and q mission.
AIRY entertainment by the Sunday.schAol
at y. m. No debt viii be incurred for the
improvements made, as the greater part OF
the amount needed has already boen pledged,
and the balance Will be, it is expected, sscurei
on sunday next. During tho day tho music
Will bo under the direction OF Cha Con-
nell, esqY and VIII form very attractive
feature OF tho services. He Will be assisted by
well-known amateurs.
The Evening critic., 1882-11-11
JOSEPH E. MCDONALD
Writes u Letter in which He Sets
Forth His Views-They Form an
Admirable Platform.

In response to the New York World the Hon.
Joseph L. Mcdonald has writtcn a brief letter
in which he gives his views of certain import.
ant public questions. They form an adtnlra.
Bile platform for the eminent Hoosier statos-
man TO stand on in 1891 should his party have
sense enough to make him Its nominee for
President. Here Is the letter:
TO TIC Edit0r Of he World.
s1Rs: Yours Of this instant asking "What of
Indiana and what OF tho future?" received.
Indiana wheels into line with Democratic
majority of from 1900 to $4,000 and gain
OF four members OF Congress and probably
five, and OF Democratic majority iu both
branches OF tho Legislature, making our vlc-
tory complete. The result of the late cleo
party In the ascendancy for tho next two
years. II this ascendancy is TO become ExGcu-
tive In 1884 1t must be on the record tho
party makes In the interval Wise counsel5
must prevail, reforms must be real,
The tariff must be reduced TO the revenue
standard.
Taxes must be levied only for the support OF
the Government.
All expenditures authorized by Congress
must be for National purposes and for no other
purposes, and economy must be enforced In
all Departments OF the Government.
Tho Interference OF the Federal Almlni-
stration In State elections and State affairs, so
overwhelmingly rebukod In New York, must
cease.
As soon as possible all laws authorizing Fed
eral action beyond the limits OF tho Conjtttl-
tion must be repealed.
Political and official honesty must be maio
the test OF eligibility to ofce.
In short, we must merit as Democrats tho
confidence which has been reposed In us by
the people.
j. E. MCDONALD.
indianapolis, Ind, Nov. o.
The Evening critic., 1882-11-11
Bully for the washington noys.

2othe Edit0r or The EUenln1 Critic.
know that THE CRITIC is 'independont IN
all things touching politics." aud neutral in
nothing that concerns the people, yet l wish
space enough to record the fact that the work
ingmen Of Washington are entitled 10 the
credit of having carried Hon. stanton j. Peelle,
OF the indianapolis District safely through
the food which cngulfed so many OF his Re-
publican comrades on Tuesday last. Bat for
their aid young Bill English, with his ewagger
and his swag-with his own brass-mounjed
tmpudence, and his fathers swollen money
bags filled to bursting with the lucre wrung
from the horny hands OF the sons OF toll l.
would have been elected, and the cause OF the
toilers Of the Indianapolis district would have
been sold for thirty pieces of silver. Without
the aid OF tho worklngmen OF Washington Nc.
Peelle would have been defeated; with their
aid he has triumphod. He stood faithfully by
them in Congress and they have amply repaid
the debt by bearing him safely on their brawny
shoulders, and thus enabling him TO triumph
where, without their aid, he would have gone
down. with others In Overwhelming defeat.
When tho workingmen of this city put their
brawny shoulders to cause something has to
come or break Hurrah for Peelle; hurrah for
the Washington toilersl LABoRER.
The Evening critic., 1882-11-11
THE COURTS.

CIRCUIT CoUBT-Justlce MacArthur.-Amerl.
can Life Insurance Company vs.. Todd; judg-
ment by default. Cohen Il Son vs. Fitzgerald;
order to take testimony. WHnnamaker vs.
Hunter; demurrer to two ploas oyerrulsi.
Peoples Savings Bank Va. Adair; demurrer
sustained. Hopkins VS.. District Of Columbia;
demurrer sustained and leave giyon t) amend.
stephens VS.. Cake; demurrer oYerruled and
leave TO amend In twenty days.
EQUITY CouRT-Justlce Hagner.-Staphen-
son ys. Ford; sale ordered and q. ii. ,Thomas
appointed trustee TO sell. Smith vs. smith;
rule granted on tho defendant returnable No
sion 10 get infants answer ordered 10 issue.
ana leave 10 make Ida ]. Chase party defond.
mt. Hickey vs.. Kepler; job Barnard an.
Iolnied guardian ad lltem. ~
The Evening critic., 1882-11-11
CARDS OF ADMISSION,
Including Free Transportation TO
and Board and Lodging I'm u Well
known Insfituti0u I'm New York

The clerk OF the court has made out cards of
admission for tho following convicts to the
Erie Co. IN. " Penitentiary with the privilege
OF remaining tho time specified therein, and
transmitted the Same to Warden CrOcker to
SEQ the holders OF the cards safely delivered (:
William II. Peck, second ofrense petit larceny,
one year; Martin Mc6eary, larceny, one ycar;
one year; William bright, housebreaking
In the day, three Years; William SHINES,
housebreaking In the day, ten years. Mlrtha
j., Braxton, grand larceny, four years; VIII
liam Young, second offense petit larceny, ono
year; Oslo Lewis second offonse petit llrGony,
one year; Felix Wilson, second offense petlt
breaking at night ono year; Sandy Gibson,
second offense petit larceny, ono year; VIII
liam NJ. winston, maliciously inJurlng build
Ing, 1--WE years, James Smith, second oTense
petit larceny. ono year. john Brown, second
Offenso petit larceny, three years.
The Evening critic., 1882-11-11
The AssanIt Cnse AgaInst sn,o,hn-

The case OF Augustus o. Soteldo, indicted for
assault with intent to kill Clarence NJ. Barton,
was this morning brought temporarily . tho
attention OF Justice Wylie, with tho intention
OF asking nolle pros, but there being mts-
understanding tho argument was not entered
into.
Colonel Christy intlmated that no was pro.
pairing brief, In which he proposed % show
ibet there was butono intent, out of which two
indictments hnd sprung, aud as the Jury hal
dismissal In the other.
The Judge, while not deciding, hintsi that
MS impression was different from that OF the
change IL.
The matter was postponed without action bs.
lnn Iaken- -
The Evening critic., 1882-11-11
Fine IIOrses.

John splan, tho well-known turfman, has
lust arrived In tho city from the West With
nt'een head OF very nne horses, aud Is located
at lhe stables OF T. NJ. Draney, Nos. 443 and
1ao ~ street northWesti Will sell them NJ pub
lie sale Friday. at 10 O'Clock, Noyenber IN.
The horses VIII bo on exhibition from now
until day OF sale. Tho lot includes three very
nno sadie horses TT for lady or gentleman
three rotters from 2 40 10 % one very fast
PAGER, and several very iine family horses. Mr..
splan Will bo In attendance himself to show
the horses 10 any parties who would be pleased
70 can. For fnther particulars see catalogue.
Bale positive, rain or shino
The Evening critic., 1882-11-11
An Appetizing scnndnI.

Tho elderly irreproachables, who always
know the gossip t0uching society people, are
Just now In state OF high glee aud expectancy
over an unusually appetizing bit OF scandal
which involves a member OF nm oil aud re-
spectacle family, who Is u handsome widow
and well-known foreign resident OF high
rank, who Ia not unconnected with prominent
legation. The story goes that an analr has
been going on between tho parties mentioned
Quoted with great slyness, the man In the case
having family. But long success IN concoal-
ment made the parties careless, and the secret
leaked out. Interesting developments are
probable, and tho Knowing ones are all ag0g.
The Evening critic., 1882-11-11

Mr.. II. II. WELLS seems to be as unfor
tunate in his censorship of the legal pro-
fession as in his defense Of Brewster Cam
eron. Rarely does controversy in court
afford such an opportunity for retort as
that which the charity Of Henry Il. Davis
permitted to pass the other day. IL is ~.
tonishing that Governor Wells should have
so far forgotten the fragile and transparent
material of the house he lives in IS to
venture O nroiectile.
The Evening critic., 1882-11-11
Ala for Hebrew CoIoni.,.

Rev. BENJAMIN Sold, OF Hanover streot
Synagogue, Baltimore, yesterday recelyed a
check for S1O5.50 collected by Mr.. Isaac He'll.
prin, OF this city, among the people here, FOR
the Hebrew colonlsts In Charles County, Nd.
A committee OF Baltimore gentionen are now
visiting the colony 20 learn the condition OF
sustenance until their nrst harvest Is
reaped,
The Evening critic., 1882-11-11
ADJUSTMENTS ro.NIdHr.

National Thcn;rC-Spectacul mcio'
drama, "The Lights o. London"
Ford's Opera EEousc-The Harrlsons,
In "Vlva; or, sisters sncrlnce,'
Theatre Comique-Varlety and tho
ttNnCrOmnncor."
The Evening critic., 1882-11-11
yyInuiur Oyer N JuIpn

This is tho opinion OF Judge ]. II. B1ssler, OF
81. Tammany Parish, La; | have found 81
Jacobs OIL 10 be very effcacious In sprains OF
equal 10 It,"
The Evening critic., 1882-11-11
A PERFECT RegnIatar.

LOUISVILLE, KY, March 30, 1881.
II. II. WARNER 4 Co, Slys-I regard your
Safe Kidney and Liver Cure as the best liver
regulator have ever tried, aGoRaE RAE.
The Evening critic., 1882-11-11

Fresh MEATS. Round steak, 10c. fb; liver,
DC h; porter-house, 15c. ID; sirloin, 12iae. ~ ;
choice rib, 12e. ID, at r. p. Hughes market,
corner OF Eighth and streets northwest.
The Evening critic., 1882-11-11

rs Is me identlc ] troupe that appeared before
Matesty's Theatre IN London, England, ana
ior the past eighteen months created such
iufore throughout England, Ireland, Scotland
The Evening critic., 1882-11-11
"AIderney Dairy wesoua.,,

Fresh Aldernoy Butter, charned every morn.
Ing and delivered In y ii "ward" prints, bOc-
per ID. Also, cottage cheese, buttermllk and
sweet miiE, DC. per at. Cream 15c. per pint.
The Evening critic., 1882-11-11
You will Find

at The New York bird store, No, OO7 Il street
northwest, all kinds OF cages, also canarlos,
gold -ilnehes, parrakeets, love birds, cardinals,
mocking birds, seeds, baths, percheB, otc,
The Evening critic., 1882-11-11
The Rruns,ylck.


Our new pun scarf takes the lead. Only 10
% had u o. =. Burdette, 1877 Seventh street
northwest
The Evening critic., 1882-11-11
Chief CLERK Hooo, of tho Navy Da.
paltment has left tho city for q few daYa

Hon. GEORGE l.. CONVERSE. Repre-
sentative In Congress from the Columbus (Oo
District, Is In the city. George wants 10 bo
Speaker Of the next House, and said this morn
Ing thath would make the riflo.
-EX-CoNaREssMAN JOE JOHNSTON ar.
rived In the city to-day.
The Evening critic., 1882-11-11
FREE ADVERTISING.

Advertisements under nc htdd of " Situations
UoHtcd" " tciU hrrcojfer bc Msfrfed ~ THE kvES-
iNo CRITIC Nrco Hmos FHEE. IIc fgGRo OtG
UishiHp situations IN 0rdR HtcmscirtS nj MS ugcr.
dnStrcrS difccfcd IN care NJ ChtTGC OHcc iCW re-
ctire cdrcfui attention. business advertisements
Mrtf tines mr. hIncslOr 20 ccnfs.
The Evening critic., 1882-11-11

The CRITIC, being n perfectly indie
pendent journal, has no tears TO shed over
the results of last Tuesday. On the con-
trary, it finds much provocation of joy in
various directions. For example, we re
,joice in the triumph of Ben Butler in
Massachusetts. The election of Tom
Ochiltree to Congress fills us with euthu.
siasm. We are glad that the Democrats
have carried the New jersey Legislature,
which will re. elect Senator Mcpherson
We arc delighted at the return of L. John
Ellis TO the body of which he is one of the
ablest and most useful members. The
victory which the Hon. William L.
Chandler snatchcd from the jaws of
defeat in New Hampshire is n
source of immense satisfaction to us. We
are glad that the Democrats carried Michi-
gan and Kansas, and overioyed to see Ma
hone, at the head of his invincible colorcd
forces, still in possession of the deadly
Crater. The defeat of the Central Pacific
Republican party in California is a great
triumph for the people, while the over
whelming rout Of the monopolists in New
York on the Free Canal issue caps the
climax. AS to the election of Democratic
House, We shall have to wait until it chooses
its Speaker and organizes its committees
before we can make up our mind whether
it is boon or misfortune. As for regrets,
we have none to offer.
The Evening critic., 1882-11-11

IT reioices us to announce that our per-
sistent search for the Hon. Howard Ctrroll
has been rewarded by the discovery of 5hat
amiablc young gentleman, alive and woll
As VIC remarked yesterday, the last hoard
of him was about 3 p. IN. Tuesday in n
press telegram announcing that he was
running even with Folgcr.' 1t seems that
he was unable to keep the pace however,
and Folger. left him behind as the day w)ro
on. The Hon. Howard seems to have lost
ground very rapidly after o'clock, because
the returns show that Foger's minority
will be at least 10000 more than his.
The Evening critic., 1882-11-11
KtiA1En- Anln-Eemn,n

Adver, ,isemeBis Of Three lines under this head
Inserted three tmes fUr % cents.
The Evening critic., 1882-11-11
ron SALE ARD RENT.

DEAL ESTATE BULLETIN
HI
THos. y. wAGeAMAN. 0l7 street,
Changes made Wednesday, and saturdayH)
The Evening critic., 1882-11-11
WANTE0-Sl.aatons-female.

w ANTED-BY 4 CoLoRED WOMAN WHO
w IL a hrstclass cook o situation; references
iven. Apply at i1I N ri, n, W, nil
The Evening critic., 1882-11-11
LOANS
In sums to suit nj per cent.

On Monday, Noyember 10. at o'clock p. n.'
lot II, in square 02l. street, between North Cap
itol and First streets northwest
The above is only small portion OF property
on my books. For full list cell at oaice for bulle
tins Issued OH LIST and 18th. nil
The Evening critic., 1882-11-11
LIVERY STASlES.

FA-DELBY Sg 13.EO-,
422-2i Eighth Street, bet. ID and u u. Vs.
Close Carriages for Weddings, Calls and Rsoep
tonA. noardlng and Livery stahlea.
The Evening critic., 1882-11-11
S,tuaaons-.Maie.

w ANTED-A YOUNG MAN WISHES TO
w get u place us ifst-cass cook or waiter,
cilher In restaurant or private family. Call No.
1926 9Th st n. W, MO
The Evening critic., 1882-11-11

wv yANTED-WAsHING AND IRONING To
w take home; the best OF reference glveD.
Apply or address Mrs. Margaret Woods, g1j Stew
arts alley, between 9th md 10th. " ana q sts.
MI
The Evening critic., 1882-11-11

VxyANTED--A SITUATION FoR a ufnL II
w years old. 10 do general housewOfk for n
small compensation; no board or Odgl" re inrc1.
Apply at n q 81. H.. w. nil
The Evening critic., 1882-11-11

" AETED-BY A LADY SEWING IN
w dressmnklng or undcrwear: private family
pre'cfrtd. address, NJ las E. E. iig l. At. ", W, MI
The Evening critic., 1882-11-11

w ANrED-BY A shTrLED WHITE wo-
w man. N situation for doing light non yeyyJrk
A Addr, Is Mira Bnlley. Critic Onice. Mi
The evening light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1881-1883, 1882-03-07
ARCHITECTURAL CULTURE.

There seems to be no end to the
uses to which cotton is to be applied.
Its seed, which few years ago was
used only as a fertilizer, now runs a
thousand oil mills, as many soap fac
tories and is being applied as substi-
tute for lard in the larder, and is de-
clared healthier and in every way bet
ter than lard. Meantime a new ma
terial for architectural purposes is being
made from cotton. 1t is first, by chem
ical process, converted into paste, then
moulded into the form required and
allowed to dry. 1t becomes as hard
as stone, and is durable. What mar
wells are being daily wrought in the
fields of discovery, yet nothing is dis
covered by which men are made better
and human life more sacred. If human
goodness could but learn to fashion
itself by the divine, and men would do
by others as God does by them, what
a heavenly world the earth would be-
come that is now so torn with strife, SO
gaunt with misery and red with crime
Emerson has Just received a fine stock o
cold and silver watches and diamonds. AIT
The evening light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1881-1883, 1882-03-07
Tuesday. March Z. 1882.
EDITORIAL PARAGRAPHS.

DALLAS has had burglar raid.
CoNKL1NG has declined the judge
ship.
GALVESTON is preparing for May
fest.
THE drifwood washed on the Gal
weston beach interferes with the drlv-
ing.
FREDERICKSBURG has begun a new
court house.
A NEGRO raised All alarm and fright
ened three masked robbers away who
were lust in the act of robblng the safe
of some railroad contractors, at Trinity.
Two special agents are investigating
Marshal Russell's accounts.
THE river at Memphis has been IS
feet 6 inches above water mark.
IT IS believed that the national gov
eminent alone can rescue the fertile
bottom lands of the Mississippi from
entire desolation and desertion.
THE Express thinks it has gathered
enough public opinion on the street
Improvement to base action on, there
fore it advises the city council to 60
ahead. This settles it, We suppose.
CAPT. BOYLE threatens to sue the
Hesperian for publishing that he had
Withdrawn from the senatorial race IN
the 29th district.
FROM the amount of independence
exhibited in the 29th senatorial dis
trict we are encouraged to believe that
it's all day with the bourbon tariff for
revenue only party in that section.
ScovILLE has filed his bill of excep-
tons in the Guiteau case. This Gul-
teau business is becoming stale. The
world is so busy with its affairs that the
assassin of even a president cannot
last always. His execution will be a
common everyday affair, and before
the time comes it will require that pub
lie attention be drawn particularly to
the case to even excite passing in
terest. The world realizes the inSlg.
nihcance of the penalty in comparison
with the crime, and cares not to dwell
LONGER over II.
The evening light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1881-1883, 1882-03-07

to draw out the talent possessed by Its
many worthy. members, and got down
to work, will become fine association.
May success attend every effort, tend
ing to promote its advancement.
Mr.. Gastring has been employed as
post blacksmith instead of Mr.. Peters,
the latter having gone west.
Ben Howard, the boy who was IN
iured at Stanley station, is gaming
strength rapidly. 1t appears that he IS
not vet aware that his feet have been
amputated, and quite often he COM
plains that they hurt him. Poor Little
fellow, what a terrible realization he
must soon experience.
Ed. Kornrumfph and wife arrived
from S. A. on the sd instant.
Gus Windus is expected to-day.
Al. Coffin, the mint man, returned
Friday evening last from S. A.; he &C
complished "a killing while "doing'
the Alamo.
A Grand Mexican dance took place
at the court house last evening.
DIR. Thorne is in town, but leaves
tomorrow, l understand, for Eagle
Pass. The doctor is quite a
"masher."
Some one said Fred Mahon intend
ed opening up at Reaches old stand.
Tom. Piggott appears as good
natured as ever, in spite of temporary
embarrassment.
understand that Miss Cunningham,
one of our popular young ladies, In
tend to deprive Kinney's capital of
her enchanting presence on the Sth
inst, when she will depart for Del
Rio. Afflicted ones, get some one to
sing for thee, that most appropriate
ballad "Go Bury Thy Sorrow"
Mr.. Broadbent has departed for the
north. "Why is this thus
Morris Jacobs is learning oplay the
piano, of course, but he ought to give
the house chance. READJUsrER.
The evening light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1881-1883, 1882-03-07
Chas. Hummel & Son,

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