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THIS Is the time 10 save money. DO It
by buying your Furniture or Mantels
from +. q. Caldwell, 1900 and 1902 Mar.
! ket Street.
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MRS. ZlEGESFELDER is prepared to
supply families with ilrst.class article
OF Ice Cream to-day. No. GO Twelfth
Street.
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. For Renf

In bridgeport first.class business room.
with new counter and shelving, next 10
Runners drug store. This Is the best stand
IN town. Inquire Of Zimmer's, Bridgeport,
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STEPHEN MCCULLOUGH,
: CARPENTER and Builder,

Brick Buildings erected complete IL al nOJs:7
improvements. Also wooden bu!ldlss ti!td o;
complete on lot. Wooden building inId I'D
ntted up In yard at work shop Aad iafra . iay
part and completed, sn reasonable tens Al 4
Aky.lighH particularly attended 10. l.k,, couutn,
and shelving fitted up on Ihort no,Ct; .,oIe tftna
put In and stores altered. Residence 30, sf'
teenth street, formerly occupied by NJ. RH nl!y'
Shop In rear OF Capitol, Oh hlley Is rln
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. GENERAL NOTICES
TO CONTRADICT,

!, BIds viii be received until ws-,,,, e
~, isa2, ior tho tearing down oi r,SHhSSllI
ne Third Presbyterian Church NJ TTWSeld ttlasSs
4 1he building located between n T,Gstlrt
,anirty.nlilh streets on jacob s,rst ttss "
!se reserve the right 10 rje,i a. ht0sss
y a!as reg, received By Taos. DslGSAy see
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Ihree-quarters cup Of butter, two Guns
white sugar, one cup sweet milk, three errs
whites and yolks beaten separately or ia ia
whites only OF six eggs, three cups Of flour
having in 1t one measure Banner BAKING
Powder. 1870 A 'A''
Each can oil Banner Powder contains a
measure 10 use instead of a snoon ''''11 .
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PHYSICIANS say 1t combine, all the desid.
elata OF every ferruginous tonic prescribed
BY every. school Of medicine. Browns Iron
BitterH, fsl ,. Is i ~ 2sI
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~ DID have rheumatism said Mr.. Rober,
Flechter, OF the Chicago Irish Tribune, and was
cured by st. Jacobs Oil. think 1t a won.
derful, never failing remedy" =.
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MORE universally recommended than any
proprietary medicine made. A sure and re-.
liable tonic, Browns Iron Bitters. nav
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"kOuEh on Rhinm
PopulnrItY,

Clears out rats, mice, reaches, flies, ants
bed.bugs, skunks, chipmunks, gophers. l5c.
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DISSOLUTION NOTICE

;, Th H, frm Of HUBBARD, PAULA m *
Hubbard retiring. All accOnnt. SWv,tIH,e fat Gs
our SUCCESSORS, Mcsn. Hubbard a H. rss 's.,i
TE0; llCSs,so n
aSE0S HtSsI,,
WHEELING. March 10. Isss '"' f"Vll> n
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FOR Rvur
TOR RENT

TOR RENT.
DIV. dwelling, i. s House, 4ls Chaplin, -,
d.. R. H. Bullard. nov OssupI.dl,
Enquire on premises.
TOR RENT.
store-room No. 1905 Mai, -,
when completed will bs ana Sheet Nj,
hxty.seren feet deep. viii NJ hlad'ed N
rooms, each sII,y.seyen f.at a :, ,so basns,
Enquire Of 'ee' aeeh
mh20 9F6 t.s
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THE usual merchants lanch al The New
HcLurc House Sample Rooms daily.
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INSTANTLY RELIEVES

me most violent sneezingor Head Colds c,e,rx,h,
mead hy magic, stops watery dischsrves rom ~
noe aId eyes prevents ringing noises in tho hc ,e
G GoTa. nervous Headache and subdues Chiis and
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RIVER IiINrELLLIo;lEN,CEI;.,,
Matters Of Interest CouccrninE Trnfiie on
+ orr Natural Highway.
The Dlurnal carried the excursion to Ores.

Onr. Natural Highway. Psg'l
The Dlurnal carried the excursion to Ores.
APPS, yesterday. : : 3!
The Scotia Is laid up at Pittsburgh on ac.
count OF low water. y. I,
y The 81. Lawrence got away on time Sat.
urday afternoon with fair sized trip. lIi}
VIII Morrow, Of the 81. Lawrence's cleri.
cal force, Is remaining In the city this week.
Joe Lockwood, Of the steamer Scotia, II
paying short visit to bis parents at Mounds
Capt. Phil Ansl,utx was In town Saturday,
He Is now! rusticatingat Ills home Of Buck
Hill Bottom. N RCI5 " .0.SgllT
The Belle Prince brought up sunken coal
barge last evening and tied It up under the
suspension bridge, = 1I,,'1
The 81. Lawrence will lie up at CincIn.
natl and the Sidney will enter the trade,
leaving here next Saturday. .It !, Vi'
The Little Annie will sell tickets for Fore.
paugh's circus At s. cents. including the fare
Tor the round trip from Martins Ferry. :
The river last evening was almost station.
AIRY, with feet inches In the channel
Business on the levee Saturday was brisk.
A large crowd OF rolling mill men left FOL
Pittsburgh on the mail boat yesterday, and
another crowd follows In a day or lwo.-
LOuhrilIe C0urier.Journdl. 7'-l
Tux drcdge boats Ohio and Oswego are do
Ing good work, 1t Is about time the snaE
boat Woodruff was put TO work. At last &C
counts SHE was still laid up at Cincinnati. I
The Katie Stockdale arrived from Cincin
natl en- route for Pittsburgh yesterday, bu,
was unable 10 pet over the bar at the head
Of the Island and started 10 return In the az
ternoon. 4-sz
Commodore A. G. Paxton, the clever and
genial river reporter, reached the ripe age o.
tifty.three Saturday, and we wish him much
Joy and happiness throughout the remainder
Of bis days. b Z.
We are advised that the Andes will be her,
on time to-day from Cincinnati, and that thi
fine steamer will leave for that port tomorrow
afternoon as usual. This steamer Is elegan
In Its appointments and Is ably differed BY
a very genial set OF gentlemen. & :
The steamer Courier found the water toe
shallow Saturday morning to successful,
steam out for parkersburg, and the G. W.
Bachelor, the Pittsburgh packet, which wa
laid up at the north end OF the leyee, wa.
chartered to take the Courier's place. The
Courier is laid up at the upper end Of The
levee. s tE. - ~. II
Work on the Davis Island dam Is being
pushed with q small force Of men. The
guide wall, or crib, at the lower end OF the
lock Is being rapidly putup and on the south
si1p nj tho rivar pra nj rut tnno a m ho,n, -, 4,
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FOR SALE on EASY TERMS,

Glr nai ts 6nl nl Coal properly known ts,
sion o. Il. & o. n. r.. two mile, INN i aSH srl
" direG! line starting from BelIoS; ' WI y
~ acres land III Chase county, HAaS,, ,o., t -
Tor city property. N'' 70 sieaist,
lei, W. V. li0GE 4 Bpo
Sn - 1870 Na,ts, 60
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Che I, Q'',tjtelliaeuter.
n tfire. inn AZ and ~ Eor n AAnf h Nj
New Advertisements.

Notice to Contractors.
LO,t-FocketboOk. ~ Ee,
Wunted-Good Girl.
a Notice to Contractors.
Clearance Sales Head OF Local.
I Regular Cincinnati racket-New Andes
ilh page.
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NOTICE TO SCHOOL TTiS NY:

NOTICE TO SCHOOL. TEACHES
Applications will he received Nv A., Il
EDUCATION OF Triadclphla Dlslhc, Tn, ". bIsr
august ., 1881, for principal and wv IaM hiss!l
teaei the graded school Al TfI ,GsI,SSG,ih I
cams cams must have II teaches rSrIs.EsaMth lBS
SST ~ Examiners An o. Ohio county, dS,Sa
reHu}red u 10 10. sae Position Of pand,n
raphy, Philosophy, rhysioloss IN iphtl,ELGst
lot assistant teachers In Algebra IN tnntlOt< 4
schools. >"''' LAW lO' ttr,,
Ing Board OF Examiners for Oho ,,...
noiu KY examination " TriadCpLII Is vTa.'l 9
= Address applications 10 "" "usua u
Jv,; ". II. wADDLr g., 9
Kiln titnFr " g. =
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s1ocKs-The siock market has been mainly bear.
lsh. There wns functional recovery IN the general
list luit a the cio:e. with ftiner feeling a. com.
pared with yesterdays nnal AleA Values are gen.
Is per cent and Louisville and Nashville Il per
cent. higher THE bear. made ttrorg efforts 10 ds.
turO the market i was freely rportcd that yellow
fever WAS raging ~ sevsal points In the SOUTH but
most extraysgant reports about are At OMAHA also
circulated. - 7s.5 +. -.grF = - =
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F0R SALlllOUSE AND TIIISs
Loa In MingO Junction, suEtals h, nunEts
lsafIlng. Now occupied rs KakssTs ~, ~, Gesat.
Sitnin 100 yards Of public wo.ls iiln,a, GSe7
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Reduction In lslanos

- Present stock Of pianos, stelnway, Knabe,
Chickering, Hallet & Davis, Emerson, Hard.
man, Guild, &c, at the very lowest prices,
and great reduction for cost. Call early and
secure great bareuIns. - = N
Lucas Music SroaE,
.Etsli-,.sg. lag Main street
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TOR SALE.

EOR SALE-STEAM AND WATys;
- MILL. WITH TWO RUN OF BURRs- Ai,. .t..t
arc iorty iol acres Of No. | farming Aud ,,a
dwelling house Of SIX rooms bsrn, With ..S,,, r.
twenty tso) head Of homes and cattle; ,e..ne.,
mouse and all Necessary OutbuIIdluES .uch urt;,
mouse, corn cribs, smoke house and w,tou,iLtri
also una orchard, consis,ingO Of apple. lta,, rad
ana plum trees, grapevines aud rapbenl. Stu;
ated about ninet9) miles from Bcllllr, ehIQ a
the b. & 0. Railroad, and on the vulend w.
Mechen's creek. Apply to
ZANE < sTALSAEEg,
ly6 -. 3iTwelith street. Wheeling VIVA
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"WlNE OF CARDUI" cures ;rrcr,,,,
painful, or difficult mcnstrna,ion.
Sold BY Logan & Co.
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FOR SALE,

TOR SALE-TliE STOCK AVN Sc:SS.
~ viii Of a well equipped job ihs,i' VIVID
ms city, or would sell material in I",. Vns :
iaIthSf particulars enquilc al tnis otrc." 'uit u
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HOTEL ARRIVALS,
ST JAMEs HOTEL.

q 4 HILLS. Pittsburgh WOIwnrd & ", W VI
Onward, Pittsburgh j u Dutchsrt, MitImon
~ FnisiGr, Springfield, % 4 T Mlnahar, Springfield
South, WRyncsbuH RoS jersey Civ -
Geo stan, Suithfleld W S Mitchell. C6lumhu
Dan Gard. JonesvIlle ] " WorknAn, b. orr
" A Carts. Wheeling LW Inylebright. N For,
Gray, Martins Ferry n Baer, City -1''IzgGl =
Q sledcnbach. city = vi Wertr. city T. IS
II LMiller. Hthburrh A D Cole. New York
lanes fIice. PiItsOurIh + G Emperor Pittsburgh
Y, ha1td. Cleveland ~ II Rurt, Warrington i
" FSmiley, Mannington g Fmnbich, Culnberland
= blis, CITY - sss..-,ss W g Walter, Pltuburgh
rs Wynn, r Pleasant A Ellis, jamestown
p Gibson, Jackson " r Denny, Canonsburv
s IAue. BellaIre TAllep, Baltimore -
l. Block, Philadelphia P Francis, NeYark
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doivSetR Ss p na VnnS sFasent CO h"a
j,g7 GEO. lirBB,P,
MfR0S iITsSYS y
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The following shows the range Of the Their.
: nometer. rs observed at Schnepfs drug store,
Opera House corner, Saturday:
,s&t 1881 1882
TAN. l2M.3r.x.7rx IA. Y. 12M.sr x.7r.s
20 50 :! &c 20 81 8 20
Is. - suSnAY
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Commodore A. G. Paxton, the clever. and
genial river reporter, reached the ripe age Of
tifty-three Saturday, and we wish him much
Joy and happiness throughout the remainder
nj his lovs Uh Z, ~ 80. -. 1870
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sLAcX.DaAUGHT" cures dyspep.
ssin, indigestion and heartburn. I 81 r.
q Bold BY Logan & Co. !, s. (
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a WASHINGTON, D. c., July 81, A. x.-For
4 Tennessee and the Ohio Valley, cloudy
/ weather, with rains, variableJ winds,
mostly soutlierly, stationary temperature,
stationary or lower pressure.
. For the Lower Lakes, increasing cloudi.
9 ness with rain, winds mostly eAsterly, sta.
tionary or higher temperature, generally
lower rressure. - - L -.
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We are advised that the Andes will be here
on time to-day from Cincinnati, and that this
fine steamer will leave for that port tomorrow
afternoon as usual. This steamer Is elegant
In Its appointments and Is ably differed by
n very genial sct Of gentleman ~ =
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INDICATIONS,

A.x.l2M.3R.N JIM. l7A.N.1A.8R.N.7r. u
90 81 So II 81 50 81
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I,Y n 5Axp CONFESSIONAL d 1
Row York Money and Stocks.

= GovIhNhfNfS-WeAK hnu IoNeF.il, NJ -.
ia g. eItsndsd. T.. i6ii3 si P.& s. g. nna.--ilo
Q. g. ~, couponi.- lltHu. !. bonds, nsta..-iie3
U. 8. u. couponA-..1203tlu.r. Lana Gnnn.!lSt
Pacific O. Of '95....... $50 U. p. sinking iund-ln
Csntral Pacific lists. reHA, Pse land gts.. q
sOdered. = ,,'il "a 81. l.li-f 3 I '5is. 81
/ RAILROAD BoNbs-irrcSulaf. t5ai /!
srArI srcuEIrlr-pull, with few special sIesp
tlons. JOS D, 80 s2g d. a. 'EE','. .,-1
Louisiana consols-.. IS Virginia Gs.........-ls
Missouri ds-...........ll2 viEiula consols. ex.
st. ira mat. COUPONS. 80
Tennessee q. ......., bG1slViglnla deferred III
Tennessee o. new. S6Ll sUfIurrA IIEs9, s r. Z.
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People of all denominations have cottages
on the grounds.
We never knew the time when the orde,
was so good on the grounds. =.
Over forty families are located here and
every day increases the number.
Superintendent Conner kindly furnished
the organ for the use Of the committee.
Rev. Dornblazer, Of the English Lutheran
Mission, will preach Tuesday evening on the
grounds.
Mrs. John Bodley, son and daughter, leave
to-day fora short visit to Chester Heights and
Ocean Grove. 5ss HI.'7,7
The Evening critic., 1882-10-18
BALTIMORE l. OHIO RAILROAD.

THE MODEL FAST,
EHuhh THE EAST 2Tl AND ! 81 The 4 sSTIEhS WEsF.
DOUBLE TnAsT! sTrx, t.INssY tJANsHY couPIrni
Schedule to take effect Sunday. May 81. 1882.
A.. LEAVE WASHINGTON:
T1FREss, Sleeping cars n 70 cincinnsti. 81 st.
s%s NIIsSss City and Way Station.
ooo,BalttlpSrs tAnnag9lIis and Way Plsd
and Way. Via Relav.j y i'D''''' S'''''""
u. 7.46-BALTIMoRE ExPREss
hGSfs a1s new WAY yesM and BOSTON
Express. Parlor cars 10 New York.
necss or Sna and ~ Pont 81 oSR
for Frederick,l
soes a juno
tion. Jesspps and Dorseys. On Sunday
Io.oo-BiLrIMoRE EIPRKss. Stops at Hyatta.
vile and Laurel. 1,
St. LOUIS ExPREss, Sleeping cars 70 Cp
clnnAti and Chicago.
iaIo-B Baltimore. EllIcot City, Annapolis and Way
II .as--on si sunday Only, for baltimore and Way,
f2.2o-BALrIMoRE EaPREss.
ts.oo-:BALTIMoRE PHILADELPHIA and NEW
s.so-Baitimore and Way Stations. cwinohester,
Frederick, Hagerstown and Way. via Re-
4.so-BALTIMoaH HYATTsvILLE AND LAunxL
ExPREss, Frederick. via Relay. Stops ~
t4.4o-Baltmore. Annapolis and Way Btationr,
t4.46-Point OF Rocks. Frederick, Hagerstown
Winchester and Way Stations. ION Sunday
to Point OF Rocks and Wav Stations onlyd
to.4b--BALTIMoRE EXPIRES. (Martinsburg and
Way, via Relay. Stops at Hyattaville and
Laurel.l
e.ob-Point Of Rocks and Way Stations.
tT.oo-Baltimore and Way Stations.
to.1O-PITTsBURGH. CLEVELAND and DETROIT
EXPRESS Sleeping Cars to Pittsburgh.
te,b6-PmiLADELPMI1. NEW YORK and Bosron
.,o -, EXPRESS. EXPRESS Sleeping cars 70 New York.
EXPRESS. Sleeping cars to Cincinnati. 6t.
Louis and Chicago.
II i.so-.Baltimore and Way Stations
tDaily. lsunday only. Other trains daily ex'
All trains irom Washington stop at Relay Sta.
tOn.
For further Information apply ut the Baltimore
Ohio Ticket Omces, Washington Station, ana 6l1
and 1851 Penna. avenue, cor. OF 18th street. where
orders Will be taken tor baggage TO bechecked snd
received rec @ AZ any point In the city, opn
Master of ofTransportation. Gen. Passenger Agt, I,
BALTlMohE. BALTIMokE.
The Evening critic., 1882-10-18
Associated Charities.

Tho Fourth subdivision Associated Charities
held Its annual meeting last night at the
Presbyterian Chapel, 1880 Fourteenth street,
Charles L. Foster presiding and @. u. Beali
acting secretaries. Onlcers wero elected for
the ensuing year as follows: Charles Il.
Foster, president; Ed. Dallas, vice-president;
II. j. Hanford, secretary; G.. f. W. Sharretts,
treasurer; DR.. NJ. d. Peck, representative to
the Central Board. The following board OF
directors was also elected: william Muerhead,
II. A. Hail. u. II. Catlin. A. s. Flint, s. II. Bond,
DR.. Townsend, D. p. Mann, @. u. Beall and Mr..
Bender.
At the meeting OF the Fifth Subdivision 1t
was decided hereafter to hold the annual meet
Ing on the first Wednesday In October, with
quarterly meetings on the first Wednesday In
January, April and July. Oflcers were elected
as follows: George W. Adams, president; Sara
A. Spencer, secretary; Sallie A. Mayse, treas.
urer; John II. Mitchell, auditor. Board of
directors: W. II. Armstrong, 8. w. Woodward,
w. II. Speare, George Ryneal, Narcisse Demon
geot, Mrs. Demongect, Mrs. Metzerott, Mrs.
Spencer and Mrs. Allison Nailor. A number of
friendly visitors wore also elected.
The Seventh Subdivision last night elected
General II. d. Mussey president and then ad-
journed until the 31st Instant for the election
of the other officers.
Last night the Thirteenth Subdivision
elected the following officers for the ensuing
year: President, u. p. Davis; secretary, VIII
lam Galley; vice president Major williams
treasurer, s. II. Goodman; representative to
the central board, l.. s. Emery; additional
directors, E. s. Peck, A. o. Latham, Mrs. q. b.
Smith, Mrs. James Gilnllan, Mrs. Gass, Miss
Mary Arnold and Mr.. Stickney.
The Evening critic., 1882-10-18
EIoped on His UncIe's Money.

Last evening dispatch was received at Po.
lico Headquarters from j. L. Williams, Boyd's
Station, that man Of the name Of Hamilton
Lewis had stolen 5000 from Williams, and left
In company with young girl. Detectives Nc.
Elfreeh, McDevitt and Coomes, who were in the
oflce at the time, started out on the trail and
arrested Lewis Just as he was stepping on the
train. He and the girl were taken to Head
quarters, and most OF the money found on him.
Lewis is gentlemanly appearing young fol.
money is not stolen, but refuses to account for
II. Williams Is his uncle. Tho girl, Nellie
Thompson, is only IL years old, quite comely,
me TSoy eSs save to- to-
get married in this city. The statement in
the Republican this morning that Hamilton
Lewis is brother OF Richard O. Lewis, the
halter, on Seventh street. is incorrect.
The Evening critic., 1882-10-18
The Illinois Republican Association.

This association mot last night at Its room
on the corner OF Ninth and G streets, Colonel
Il. L. Woods in the chair and Theodore l.. Do
Land secretary. This was the last meet
Ing OF the association prior TO the
Will leave during the next week for tho state
The shipment OF documents will cease from Its
rooms after tho Goth Instant. All who wish
certificates OF membership must apply TO the
road rates. Tho following were elected as
members: John W. Shotwell, Aaron Pearson,
Mrs. Electa L. Smith, J. l.. Heller, o. NJ. At
wood and Charles L. Beckwith. Tho Hon.
John d. Hamilton has been elected an hon
OIary member.
The Evening critic., 1882-10-18
Indiana,

Mr.. James Ellsworth, OF South Bend, Ind,
clerk Of the House Elections Committee, is in
the city. In conversation with a CRITIC
prowler he expressed himself as somewhat
doubtful as TO the result in Hoosierdom. He
thought Major Calkins would pull through,
though his opponent, state Senator Winter.
botham, is wealthy ana influential man. ar
aspirant TO gubernatorial honors In 1884, and
VIII, II necessary, knock the head OF his barrel
in in order to achieve success now. Mr.. ELS
worth is slow 10 express an opinion as to the
way he thinks the State will go, but says that
since the Ohio election the Democracy feels
very much like the woman when her lover
popped the question-"as though every nall In
the house had become 1ewsharp."
The Evening critic., 1882-10-18
MR.. FoRD'S BENEFIT.
The Career of u Successful Theatri-
CRI Mnnnger In WnshIngtOn.

on Monday night Mr.. John II. Ford, tho
manager OF Ford's opera House, VIII celebrate
the thirtleth year OF his connection with tho
atrical affairs In this city. He stands to-day
as the Oldest manager In tho United states.
His career is known to almost every theatre.
goer In this city, In 1852 no first appeared
In tho theatrical ranks as an agent, managing
tho Nightingale Serenaders, who appeared Mt
the Odd-Fcllows' Hall, on Seventh street. Ho
travelled for several seasons with this troupe,
visiting nearly all the cities OF the East II
was not until 1S5i-'55 thathe appeared as n
manager. The first theatres with which he
was associated were the Holliday-stroet The.
atre, In Baltimore, and the original National
Theatre, in this city, and in that Held OF labor
he continued for twenty years.
Louisa Pyne, Adelina Patti, Edwin Forrest,
Charles Kcan and many other leading artists
were there presented under his management.
Rachel was also engaged to appear there, but
whom the time came she was too Ill. Jeror-
many other actors, now hold In high esteem,
won early successes with him as their man.
ager; and many new plays by George II.
Annie Ford and others, distinctively Southern
authors, were originally produced there.
Among tho other famous actors who either
starred nrst undor Mr.. Ford's management, or
entered the profession under his direction,
were John s. Clarke, John Il. Raymond, Stuart
Robson, John W. Albaugh, George O. Boniface,
Robert Emmett Graham, Oliver Doud Byron,
Harry Webbor, Q. u. Bishop, Mary Anderson,
Maggie Mitchell, Minnie Palmer, the Chapman
sisters, Annis Montague, Eleanor Calhoun and
many others. In 1877 Mr.. Ford rebuilt the In
terior Of his present Opora-House, which has
been made successful under his management.
Besides his Washington and Baltimore career,
Mr.. Ford has managed theatrea elsowhere-in
Philadelphia and In the South. He has beon
particularly activo In arranging Southern
tours for noted stars, and many owe to him
their first successful Seasons. Mr.. Ford is also
well known for tho interest he has taken In
his native city. Ho has held many positions
OF trust with credit to himself, and his efforts
as president Of tho Free Summer Excursion
Society are too well known to need comment.
The performance next Monday Will be by the
Comic opera Company OF Charles L. Ford-a
son who, unborn when his fathers career
began, has won for himself high distinction as
N mn
The Evening critic., 1882-10-18
A Pleasant Wedding.

Mr.. j. snider Noel, tho druggist, and Miss
this morning at st. Matthews Church. The
ceremony was performed by Rev. j. Boland,
assisted by II. l.. Mageving, an old friend OF
were no bridesmaids, but Messrs. John s. Noel,
j. E. Shaub and Stone and Mertz oficiated as
gro0msmen. The bride looked quite charming
In a travelling dress OF garnet silk and brocade
velvet. The couple, who left subsequently for
New York, were tho recipients OF numerous
costly presents, contributed mostly by friends
n "a diatance.
The Evening critic., 1882-10-18
FoRD's opERA.HoUsE,

''The Professor" entertained a delighted
audience last night at Fords. The play was
charmingly rendered and Mr.. Gillette, the
author, was literally applauded. Matinee