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The Evening critic., 1882-10-19
ALEXANDRIA AFFAIRS.

The match game OF baseball yesterday after-
noon between the Alexandria Association nine
and the National Star nine, OF Washington,
resulted disastrously TO tho Alexandrians.
The score was 10 o In favor of the Washing.
tonians. The Alexandria nino have never be-
fore met with such a defeat, and they take on
q good deal about 1t. II is but Just 10 say that
one OF the best players OF the Alexandria nino
was absent, while the Washington nine was
very strong one. AS 1t was, the Alexandria
boys prevented the Washingtonians from
making n score for six innings. large crowd
witnessed the game.
The Corporation Court was engaged all day
yesterday with tho trial OF tho case OF O. ii.
schaaf against d. +. Price. The plalntir pur-
chased a pair OF scales from tho defendant.
The defendant, finding he had sold tho scales
too cheap refused to allow the plaintiff to tako
them, on the ground that he, the plaintin,
had deceived him in the price OF
Fairbanks scales. The PLAINTIFF then
instituted suit to recover s75 for
for 500. Both parties being well.known, the
case attracted q good deal OF attention. The
jury gave a verdict for the plaintiff, Schaair,
requiring the defendant to deliver the goods
or their value, $40.
A colored barber, named Anderson, died sud
denly here this morning,
There were two meetings In Alexandria
County last night; one, Straightout Ropub.
lican, indorsed Dawson and Syphax; and tho
other, n Readjuster, indorsed Wise and Farr.
At the latter meeting Professor Greener, Judge
Freeman and w. A. Love delivered addresses.
The Readjuster meeting was attended by q
large crowd OF colored men, many OF them
from this city.
The Evening critic., 1882-10-19
sunday.schoOI Convention.

The second annual Sunday-schoOl con-
vention OF the Washington district Washing
ton Annual Conference NJ. E. Church, began in
Annapolis yesterday at Asbury Church. Rev.
presided. Other ministers present were
Revs. Robert Steel. OF Ebenezer station, Wash
ington, ID. O.; j. W. Dansbury, OF Asbury, NJ.
l.. Church, Annapolis; @. W. Walker, OF Marl-
boro' circuit, Prince Georges County; Nicho-
las Watkins, OF Severn circuit; George Ebbard,
OF tho baltimore Conference; solomon Wing,
81. Mary's circuit and william II. Brown,
OF tho Bethel Church, Annapolis.
Rev. j. W. Dansbury made an address OF
welcome and Rev. Nicholas Watkins re-
"The History of the sunday school Move
ment-Its True Intent" Revs. Cooper, Steele,
Watkins, Brooks and Walker took part. Pre-.
siding Elder Brown will preside tomorrow
II is proposed TO hold n Sunday-school jubilee
on Sunday.
The Evening critic., 1882-10-19
THE EVENING CRITIC.
EsTABLIsHED Angus
SHAW, THE MURDERER.

Argument ON the Exceptions In the
Supreme Court acknowledgement
OF the Court Below Sustained and
Shaw Must Hang.
The appeal In the case OF Charles Shaw, col.
orod, convicted at the March term Of tho Criml-
nal Court, before Justice wyl!e, OF tho murder
OF hie sister, Susan Ann Carter, and sentenced
TO be hung January 10, 1883, came on for
hearing this morning, before Chief Justice
Cartier and Justices Cox and James, In tho
Court In Banc. Messrs. A. A. Lipscomb and II.
q. Clagett appear for the defendant and Dis
trict Attorney Corkhill for the Government.
Tho evidence In tho case showed that on Sun.
day, January 19, 1881, shaw called at tho
house OF his brother-in-law, George W. Carter,
and informed tho latter that his grandmother,
who resided some seven miles from the city,
was dying and wanted his sister Susie, the
wife OF Carter, TO come to her.
Carter left Shaw in his house, and went to
South Washington for his wife, whero sho had
gone to visit friends. He returned with her;
nlled basket with some food, and she took
the car for Uniontown. Two days afterward
Carter saw Shaw at Police Headquarters, and
asked him whero his sister was. Shaw replied
that no left her at her mothers, In the coun.
try. on the day before this, in the morning,
the woman was found In the public highway,
ut point called "swallow Hollow" on tho
road leading to her mothers residence, her
head cut, and her clothing disarranged and
bloody. She was takcn to the Washington
Asylum, and died there three days later. In
the Jail Shaw at first denied that no had
gone Into the country with his sis
ter; but subsequently he confessed that
ho and two men zone named Davis
and another colored mani had killed
his sister that night; that before doing 1t he
promised them he would not toll; that one OF
them took n stone and struck her, and Davis
knocked her down; they then robbed her of
her money, and gave him q dollar to say moth
Ing about IL and one of them threw her basket
into the field. Tho principal exception taken
by the defense Is to the admission OF william
Anderson, who was first objected TO on tho
ground that no remained In the courtroom
while other witnesses were testifying, In VIOLA
uon OF tho instruction of the Court. They also
objected to his testimony detailing an account
OF the confession OF Shaw, because he was not
given any warning nor caution as to his con-
vorsations or admissions.
Tie argument was concluded about IL
O'Clock, and Chief Justice Cartier delivered the
opinion OF tho Court Affirming tho judgment
In the court below. This action settlos all the
legalities In the case, and Shaw will hang In
January next unless executive clemency inter
yenes In tho meantime
The Evening critic., 1882-10-19
Applications for Licenses.

New applications for bar licenses nave peen
made as follows:
Mrs. Thomas Byrne, corner OF Ohio avenue
md Fourteenth street northwest.
John Cantwell, 1856 ID street southwest.
william Crimmin, 131 street, southeast.
Charles Dietz, 227 New Jersey avenue
John Fegan, G2s Sixth street southwest.
william j. Fitzgerald, 102 street south
west.
william II. Fugltt, corner OF and Four
and.a.half streets southwest.
Greason Bros, 1903 street northwest.
John Gibbons, $500 NJ street northwest.
@. j. Goeckler, 037 Fourth street northwest.
George Fritsch, 1902 street northwest.
G. Hcirerman, 400 Ninth street southwest.
L. Hickey, 800 Second street southwest.
William Helmus, d11 Seventh street north
west.
Cornelius Hallinan, 11os Seventh street
Charles Klotz, 17o6 G street northwest.
@. g. Krauskopf, corner OF Tenth and L streets
James Keliher, 1914 Thirty street
northwest.
Patrick Lynch, 332 Virginia avenue south.
west.
Frank Lohman, 23s Seventh street south
Charles Mclaughlin, 221 Pennsylvania ave-
nue. northwest.
i. Mormann, sO3 Fifth street northwest.
Ellen Martin, corner Of X and Sixth street
Fred MoeIlch, 3O50 NJ street northwest.
l.. Newrath, corner Massachusetts avenue
and Fourth street northeast.
Robert O'Neill, 11S street southwest.
Mary O'Brien, 1901 street northwest.
NJ. II. Server, b. & p. Il. II. depot.
L. Stelzle, 1909 street northwest.
Mrs. J. Stanton, 1918 Thirty-second street
northwest.
Ed. voigt, 800 Seventh street northwest.
Justus Weber, 213 New Jersey avenue north
E. wildedrand, 116 Pennsylvania avenue
Leopold Weiss, 0O7 Seventh street northwest.
Thomas Birney, 5O7 ID street northwest.
Charles Bemor, 22S street northeast.
WI. o'Callahan, 1881 street northwest.
John Curtin 52sS GS srre street aShWSs noff1wss'
Fillmore Coxen, Uniontown.
IF. Connell, 103 Ii street northwest.
W. j. Davis, corner OF pennsylvania avenue
and Sixth street northwest.
7. A. Dufry, 1902 Fourth street northwest.
George W. Driver, 13i3 Il street northwest.
Aug. Detterer, 400 Pennsylvania avenue
William Flynn, 1o7 street northwest.
Aug. Gieseke, 1341 Seventh street north
James Henncssy, ia Four-and'a-half street
D:J. nartlgap, 1ole Thir'y-socOnd street
John f. Kelley, 2o2 Four.and-a-half street
southwest.
JIM. Koenig, Uniontown.
L.. hoHplnski, corner OF IA anu tourtu sueets
northwest.
Catharine Rourke, Ill Fourand.a-half street
| southwest.
NJ. @. Shea, 1903 Third street northwest.
p. ii. Sheehy, 2030 Seventh street north.
west.
| selden 4 Robbins, Metropolitan Hotel.
| schwing * Clarke, corner OF Seventh and G
streets northwest.
Joseph Torrens, 311 Pennsylvania avenue
| northwest.
i. +. Frlobor, corner of Eighth and E streets
| northwest.
william wlllers, 3l2 Eleventh street north
| west.
Polk whitney, corner OF North Capitol and
Kline K yaeth, 725 Seventh street, north
| west.
+. Lambrecht, 237 New Jersey avenue north
| west
Mary Martin, 1904 Sixth street southwest.
Charles McHugh, 6l8 X street southwest
John j. McAIahon, O03 Twenty-sixth street
| northwest.
| Daniel OBrien, corner OF New Jersey ave-
| nue and o street northwest
II. ID. Pollard, Bennings Road.
The Evening critic., 1882-10-19
virginia Republican Associa.iop.

AT a meeting OF the Virginia Republican As.
ISOLATION last night resolution was adopted
merging the association Into tho organization
recently formed I'm this city, under the namo
OF the Virginia Coalition Association. meet.
ing OF the Coalition Association will be held at
$50 Pennsylvania avenue northwest, next
Tuesday evening, for the purpose OF electlng
officers and efrocting q permanent organiza-
ton, W. II. 0'Drien and John H. Walter were
elected members OF the association. Major
the two associations, were authorized to Issue
n Joint call for tho meeting OF tho association
next Tuesday night.
The Evening critic., 1882-10-19
SOUTH WASHINGTON.

Another gang OF negroes were taken to
Pennsylvania last night, at 1880 o'clock, on tho
Western express OF the Baltimore & Potomac
Railroad The strangers came from points in
several OF the Southern states. They were
decently dressed, but had u downcast look,
and did not seem to anticipate arriving at
their new homes with much pleasure. After
getting TO Washington they heard OF tho bad
treatment Of those who had proceeded them by
time camo for tho departure of tho train
many OF them could not be found. They wore
TO be used as railroad workers.
The following is tho wharf report for yester-
day modo out by Harbormastor Sutton;
Barge Phoebe and johnnie, Captain Alexander,
ITO tons coal for Inland &c seaboard Coasting
Company; barge Major A. Shaw, Captain My.
ers, 116 tons coal for John Miller; barge J. b.
Thomas, Captain Atwell, 40 tons coal for j..
Williams, Navy.Yard; schooner j. j, Little,
Captain Candy, 900 tons coal for Johnson &
600 si feet sp Of lumber " for william William Mclean and
$4,000 shingles for 7. w. Smith; schooner
Pocahontas, Captain KendrIck, 10 cords wood
sheu eTrsS Wood
son h Bros; sloop Della, Captain Shorter, 150
bushels oysters; schooner Virginia, Captain
Davis, 200 bushels oysters.
Twentyone arrests were mado by tho ofl.
GERS OF tho First Precinct In tho last twenty
four hours
George White, colored man, was arrested
yesterday afternoon by Onlcer Branson for
trespasslng In the old Armory Park. The cul-
snooze.
Early this morning tho street-cleanlng brl.
gadc was at work on tho lower end OF Maryland
avenue. Tho avenue, not having been cleaned
for an age, was In n fearfully filthy condition,
and the spade had TO be used freely even In
the contro OF tho street. II would be great
convenience II the large stones on tho Avenue
between Sixth and Seventh streets were taken
up and broken into smaller pieces.
Since the organization of tho Mount Vernon
dairy Mr.. u. o. Fahey, the proprietor, has
made specially OF kooping only pure milk
and butter and cream, and consequently ho
has built up large trade with families. MIX
Is brought fresh from virginia several times n
day to meet the demands OF his customers, aud
is delivered promptly to all parts OF the city,
In either wholesale or retail quantities.
1t is supposed that Miss Viola Leach, who
was injured several days ago by being thrown
out OF n buggy in Manassas, Va, Is much
better, for mono OF her friends havo been tele
graphed for since the return OF DR.. Leach.
There arc very fow destitute families in
South Washington, and the majority OF these
are colored. This can be accounted for by the
fact that work has been abundant tho past
summer and wages were good. Tho number Of
families needing assistance are greatly loss
than last year at tho samo time.
The advertisements OF many OF the leading
| business houses OF South Washington can bt
| seen in THE CRITIC, and persons desiring t
| purchase would do well 10 consult It..
The Evening critic., 1882-10-19
The Anthracite Coal Trade.

The anthracite coal tonnage OF the several
carrying companies for September aggregated
2,bbS,113 tons, being decrease as compared
with the corresponding month last year OF
2O,77b tons. The coal tonnage OF the diner.
Reading, 611,512 tons; Lehigh Valley, 102,.
3B1; Central Railroad OF New Jersey, 3bi ,Sl5;
Delaware, Lackawanna & Western, 0,3l3;
Delaware 4 Hudson Canal, 49,, ,0O7; Pennsyl.
yania Railroad, 227S78i Pennsylvania Coal
Company, 12S,00S; New York, Lake Erie 4
Western, 30,SS1. The stock of coal on hand
at tidowator shipping points September 80,
1889, was 513,93d tons; on August 81, 1882,
6O3,042 tons, q decrease OF s9,lOS tons.
The Evening critic., 1882-10-19
Nominated for Congress Yesterday.

New York-Thirteenth District, sylvester
Tripp, Greenbacker; First District, Harvey
Markham, OF Port jefferson, Greenbacker;
Thirty-irst District, W. @. Watson, OF Geneseo
County, Republican.
Connecticut-Fourth District, Lyman W..
Coo, OF Torrington.
Pennsylvania-Fifteenth District, George A..
Post, Democratic; O. q. Jadwin, Independent.
New Jersey-sixth District John L. Blake, OF
Orange, Republican.
Illlnols-First District, j. W. Doane, Demo-
crat, declines.
The Evening critic., 1882-10-19
ContrIbutions For pensneoIn.

Miss Waite, assistant treasurer of tho
Women's National Relief Association, is re-
ceiving handsome contributions for the relief
OF the plague e'stricken city, In answer TO tho
Money, draft, or postal orders Will be aoknowl,
edged and applied. The necessity is very
great. Address Miss Mary +. Waite, l7l7
Rhode Island avenue, Washington, d. @.
The Evening critic., 1882-10-19
y AIleged Department of IustIce.n

Tho Cincinnati Enquirer OF yesterday morn
ing headed Its Washington dispatches thus
"The Department OF Alleged Justice--Either
Imbeciliy or Knayery In the Management
Thoreof-Tho Sort OF Crooked Creatures Who
Act as Government spies-Illustrating the old
Adage, Set Rogue to Catch Rogue Aud
Showing That Ruflles and Frills do not An
swer in Place OF Horse Sense"
The Evening critic., 1882-10-19
T Il. CoLDwELL,
AuctiOneer.


TRUSTEES SALE OF DESIRAD ADLE UNIM-
PROVED PROPERTY. BEING LOTS % AND
30, IN SQUARE IA, FRONTING ON FOURTH
81. N. f., BETWEEN X AND l. STREETS.
by virtue of n certain deed OF trust, dated De-
cember l. 1871, and recorded In liber No. $50,
Folio lgS of the Land Records of the District Of
Columbia, and at the request of the party secured
thereby, we will ON Saturday, the 2lst day OF Oc-
tober, A. ID. 1sS2 at $3.50 o'clock y. m In front OF
the premises, offer for sale at public auction the
followingdescrbed real estate, situate In the city
of washington and District of Columbia to wit:
Lots numbered thirty-two (32) and thirty.three
(33) In recorded subdivision Of square numbered
seven hundred and seventy-four (77D, being de-
scribed by metes ana boundsas follows: Beginning
for the same at the northeast corner OF sa,d lot
thirty.two 1927, and running thence south forty
one liD feet eleven QDinches; thence west ninety
1907 feet; thence north forty-one an feet eleven
Inches thence east ninety 900 feet TO the place of
beginning.
Terms OF sale as prescribed by the deed Of trust.
are as follows The amount of Indebtedness Sc
cured by this deed of trust unpaid, with the eX-
penses OF sale in cash. and the balance in six and
Twelve months for which the note of the pur-
chaser, bearing Interest from e.day OF sale and
secured by n deed of trust on the property sold,
shall be taken. a deposit of one hundred NlQ0)
dollars shall be required of the purchaser at the
time OF sale. All conveynncing and recording at
purchasers cost. If the terms OF sale not
compiled with in seven days from time of sale,
the trustees will resell at the risk and cost of the
II. II. WARNER,
GEO. w. STICKNEY.
oc10-d&ds Trustees.
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Complete.

SAVANNAH, GA, Feb. ~, 1881.
II. IL. WARNER 4 Co. SirS-I have been
completely cured OF stone In the bladder and
kidney diniculty by your Safe Kidney and
Liver cure, j. ID, AUDus.
The Evening critic., 1882-10-19
.AIIerneY DnIrY Wnrnns.n

Fresh Alderney Butter, churned every morn
Ing and delivered In y ID "Ward" prints, 45c,
per 10. Also, cottage cheese, buttermilk and
The Evening critic., 1882-10-19
Al the AIinr.

Robert G. Sutton and Lizzie Fears on.
james Il. Payne and Celia Il. Muldoon, both
OF Georgetown, ID, q.
Asa A, Joyce, OF Ann Arundel County, Nd,
and Carrie ID. Wingate, OF this city.
Charles IL. Coleman and Sarah Woods.
The Evening critic., 1882-10-19
FINANCIAL.
TO.day's stock Quotations.

The following observations OF the transac.
tions In the financial market to-day, together
nished by tho banking-house OF II. d. Cooke,
r., Co., 400 street, Washington, D. O..
The Evening critic., 1882-10-19

WASHINGTON LEWIS to-day in the Crimi.
nal Court pleaded guilty to the charge OF lar.
ceny and was sentenced TO pay nne OF $40
and the clerks costs.
The Evening critic., 1882-10-19
SPECIAL NOTICES.
IL PRoPRIEToR5 OF
THE CAPITAL"

desireto to engage the services OF a correspondent
or reporter In each of the Executive Departments
Of the Government In Washington to furnish per-
sonal gossip and information Of a character pro-
per for publication. The name of the writer to
be held confidential In every case.
Editor of THE CAPITAL"
oci9-2t PC Box ., Washington, d. O.
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"After the st.lfo
COmeth a rest;
Eternal llfo,
Forever blest,'

Tho soul He ghthers homo as PRECIOUS
sheaf, and all Is woll
Relatives and friends arc invited TO attend
her funeral from tho Fifth Baptist Church, ID
street, between Four-and-a.halt aud Sixth,
southwest, on Friday, october 30 1882, at
o'clock p, m.
SIMPSON,-On October 10, 1852, at II 80 p,
M, John II, Simpson, aged II years,
Services at his lato residence, No, 52B Thir-
teenth street northwest, at 8 p. m, to-day In-
terment in Medford, Mass.
Boston papers please copy.
GREEN-wiliam Green, beloved son OF
Nicholas and Ruth A. Green, departed this life
October IL, aged 10 years, six months and
three days. Funeral Will take place from As
bury NJ. y. Church. Friday, October 20, at
3 o'clock p. M. Friends and public are In
yited TO attend
The Evening critic., 1882-10-19
ocl2.1i.i71s
10y TnoMAs poMLINo. Anctloneer.

ny VIRTUE Of two deeds Of trust, dated ys.-.
August -, lss0, recorded liner go folio 50RndNY3
liber 800, folio W, respectively, and at the -ls-
written request of the party secured VIII sell Rt
public auction. In front Of the premises, on Thurs
day, October 90 1ss2, at 3 O'Clock p M. lots six
and seven in Harkness' subdivision OF square
three hundred and thriy.six. Terms: Cash. $500
to be paid ut time of sale. ..,,
ocIG Trustee
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pY DUNcANsoN BROS, Auctloneers.

~
TRUSTEES SALE OF PROPERTY ON
TWENTY. SECOND STREET, BETWEEN
VIRGINIA AVE. AND Il SITS. N. w.
by virtue Of deed Of trust duly recorded IN
Lber SOL Folio 35, ct seq one Of the land records
Of the District OF Columbia, ] will sell at public
auction on THURSDAY, OCTOBER lq, a. ID, 1852,
at o'clock y. me- In front Of the premises, all that
certain piece or parcel Of ground situate, lying
and being In the city of Washington. District OF
Columbia and known and described on the ground
plat or plan thereof as part Of lot numbered nine
tW, In square numbered eghty.onc SD, being the
southern 20 feet front fsaid lot by depth Of one
hundred and iorty.four feet, and more fully de-
scrbed In said trust, together with all the ease
ments hereditaments and appuItenances TO the
Terms one-third cash; balance In O and u mo:tha;
notea to boar interest to he secured by deed Of
trust, or all cash, Mt purchasers option. Terms
10 be compiled with IN days, otherwise trustee
reserves right to resell at risk and cost OF default
Ing purchasers. A deposit Of sO0 required at sale
Convey yancing, &c, at purchasers cost.
a. THOMAS BRADLEY,
ocl2-1i.l7-1s Trustee.
The above sale Is Postponed until THURSDAY,
October 2Gth, a. D., lss2, same hour and place.
by order a. THOMAS BRADLEY.
ocl02j-2G Trustee.
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AUCTION SALES.
II. CoLDwELL, Auctloneer.

II II. coLDwELL, Auctloneer.
AN oPPonTuNLTY TO GET A NICE BUILD
ING LOT CHEAP AND ON EASY PAY
MkNIS, ON SOUTH SIDE or k SrREET,
HhhMhEN SECOND AND THIRD sTREETJ
IN REAR OF ABOVE.
on MoNpAY AFTERNOON, OCTOBER %,
a, ID. lso2i commencing Rt O'Clock u, M, -.
in front Of the premises, / will sell the foi,y3A
lowing real estate fronting on X street north. r.
east and extending from Second street to Third,
the same having been subdlvided into lots, having
aront OF 10 feet each and depth OF 80 feet, to
alley, excepting the corner lots on Second and
Third streets, which have a front Of 20 feet sls
inches each; lots on Parker street, each fronting
i5 feet and having n depth of57 feet inches, ex-
cepting the lots next TO the corner, which have a
front OF II feet So inches each.
to the undersigned and will be furnished on day
OF sale. Termt made known at time Of sale.
IL L. n. COI,DWEII,. AucttOnppr.
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The Professor

is drawing well, but not near as well az those
genuine water waves for 40 cents, at Oppon-
heimer's, 527 Seventh street.
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DIED.

LY FINE cigar at all retail dealers.
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ecnAssBssoR's OFFICE.

WAsuINeFoN. ID. c., October ~, 1889.
Netlcc Is hereby given that on the THIRTY.
licenses given by the District of Columbia to
Apothecares, Auctioneers, Banks and Bankers,
BIZ Posters, Brewers, Brokers' Book Agents,
Claim Agents, Contractors, Cattle Brokers, Com
mission Merchants, Wholesale Dealers IN Dis
dlals, Distillers, Insurance Agents, Ice Dealers,
Manufacturers OF Illuminating Gas Lie and Fire
brokers, .PToprietors OF billiard, ,Bngatelle aud
Livery Stables. Intelligence Offices, Junk Shops.
Dealers in SECONDHAND. Clothing, Dealers In Old
Barrels, Real Estate Agents, Restaurants ana
Eating Houses, Theatres, Rectifers, etc.
All parties engaged IN said business; trades Or Or
accordance with the provision of the laws OF the
District of Columbia, viz: That every person
liable for license tax, who may fail to pay the
same before engaging IN the business shall, In ad
dition to the license tax imposed, pay o line or
penalty of not less than five nor more than my
dollars for each oilense."
BY order OF the Commissioners d. @.
ROBERT L, DODGE.
ocl9.3t Assessor ID. o.
The Evening critic., 1882-10-19

sMITH.-o the evening of the 18th instant
at IL 90 o'clock, Mrs Mary L. Smith, widow o.
tho late William L. Smith, attor long and pa
tlent suffering, In the siSty-fourth year OF he'
age.
The Evening critic., 1882-10-19

wxSsr. RANGES, FURNACES, IL. hATRo,B5iE,ss, .,rR 5i,ss,
PARLOR CRATES GAS FIXTURES, ETC.
EDWARD CAVERLY q CO.,
ui4if Ia2B NEW YORK AVENUE.
The Evening critic., 1882-10-19

No. u0 PENNA. AVENUE EAST.
FSTABIIsHED 1854, ON CAPITOL HILL.
l ann nliug up my store with The nnest French
and American candies for the Fall, and Will
niWRNs during the Winter keep ON hand the best
Candies and Cakes, My Philadelphia Carames
Of different AaNors are the best In the market.
Ice Cream and water Ice always ON hand. We'd
dlngs ana Parties furnished AT short notice.
Please give me call.
The Evening critic., 1882-10-19

KEEP w ARM
The most complete and largest stock ofSrONES
aud PARLOR AEArERS IN East Washingtonl
Houseiurnishlng Goods and Tinware AZ Cheapest
Nj. IL. FLYNN. 6Ga Penna. Ave. s. E'
The Evening critic., 1882-10-19

Argument on the Exceptions I'm the
Supreme Court Acknowledgements
of the Court Below Sustained and
Shaw Mmai Hang.
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GIVEN AVA

Carefully Selected tor Family Use, at
Bottom Prices.
Fast Washington Coal and Wood ard
II. l.. SIMPSON, JR.,
oc9.lm Gao Penna, ave, s, @,