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The Evening critic., 1882-03-08
Political Points.

Congressman Springer has written a let
ter declaring himself In favor OF the total
separation OF Ireland from the British Crown
1t is said that the secret of the snake
charmers OF India Is that they sew up the
mouths OF the reptiles. Get seme of 'em over
here 10 charm John A. Logan Boston Post. 1t
works well ON Ben Hill.
Representative Flower is the New York
member Of tho Democratic Congressional
Campaign Committee. II is wonderful how
these rich young men get on In politics. All
they have 10 do is TO Intimate Willingness to
open their barl - Truth.
The Evening critic., 1882-03-08
The President and the Eight-hOur
Law.

delegation representing the employees of
the State, War and Navy Departments, and all
OF the Navy-yards, waited upon the President
this afternoon and urged the enforcement of
were Messr5. Thompson and Davis, OF League
Island, Pa, and winslow, Emmons and Hardes-
ter OF this city. They stated that they simply
asked compliance with tho law, as enforced by
President Grant, and which has been eYaded
or broken by the different administrations
ever since. The President promised 10 give
the matter his early attention,
The Evening critic., 1882-03-08
llIIn.

G1LL.-On March 3, at p m. In Baltimore,
Charles, aged 20 years and ten months,
youngest son OF Nicholas and Mary L. Gill.
RNIGHT.-On tho 7th OF March, in Balti-
more, after q lingering illness OF consumption,
Margaret Ellen, aged Al years, beloved wife
of J. II. Knight.
pREALL.-March z, 1882, Martha, beloved
Wife OF A. j. Preall, and daughter OF the late
Rev. George Doobell, OF Pennsylvania.
Funeral from her late residence, No. 100
q street northeast, Thursday, March o, at 4
O'Clock.
Philadelphia papers please copy. 2t#
The Evening critic., 1882-03-08

When Jasper Jones enlisted for the war
in marine regiment he was by mistake
paid the bounty OF $3.50 twice over. When
he was recently on his death bed eighteen
years afterward, he confessed his fault in
keeping the money. AS it was of no fur
ther use to him, it was just as well for hin
TO own up.
The Evening critic., 1882-03-08

Mrs Bina Johnston, wife of Major john
ston, City Sergeant of Petersburg, is visit
ing Mrs, Gen. Malone at the Portland Flats.
Mrs. Johnston is one of the most attractive
ladies of her city, and very few years ago
was its handsomest belle. Mrs. Malone
has already taken high place in society at
the National Capital. Long before the
Generals time will expire Mrs. Malone
will be one of its leaders in society.
The Evening critic., 1882-03-08

WE have lived TO see the old adage 1.-TWO
of trade seldom agree" satirically dis
proved. St. Jacobs Oil can no longer be
considered the bone OF contention among
the medical fraternity, nee:ldruggists
whose yeracity is not TO be doubted, and
eminent physicians like A. A. Waite, of
PittsGeld, Mass, give and corroborate their
testimony cheerfully and without solicit
tation.-PrOUidence( r. L)Democras
The Evening critic., 1882-03-08
Real Estate Transfers.

George Mason TO Henri Erne, fol $4,000 and
an incumberance of S2,700, lot 81, suhdivi-
sion OF lots and ., square 1872. q. @. Cutter
aOuara 0dy
The Evening critic., 1882-03-08

The Russian 0Gcia Gazette publishes re.
port upon the conserlption for 1881. The
number OF those liable to military service was
100000 about $1,000 less than the previous
year. Originally the contingent was fixed az
236, 600, but IL was afterward reduced by
decree OF the Emperor TO 2l2,O0O. The re-
cruits taken numbered 2l0, 1O6. The defauh-
ers amounted 10 81 per cent. OF Jews and 3
per cent. Of Christians.
The Evening critic., 1882-03-08

A rattesnake confined in a cage for
eleven months shed its skin four times, ate
sixty rats, and, although 1t had access TO a
tank of water, AN apparatus prepared for
the purpose proved that il had never drank
a drop. The latter feature proves the truly
Western character of the snake.
The Evening critic., 1882-03-08
"AIderney Dairy wagons. .

Fresh Alderney Butter, churned every morn
Ing and delivered In 1aib. "ward prints, 55c.
per ID. Also, cottage cheese, buttermilk and
sweet milk, DC. per at. Cream 15c pint.
The Evening critic., 1882-03-08

Said the former resident of Texas 81
was innocent of the theft of those horses,
but my breaking Jail and running away
makes folks think | was guilty. However,
if had staid and asserted my innocence
they'd have lynched me, so / never re-
GREETED the step"
The Evening critic., 1882-03-08

Ex-Congresslnan John Goode, OF Virginia, Is
evidently spelling for a fight. lie has sent
the following telegram TO the Richmond Dis
patch through Senator John H. Thurman, of
Bedford, Col. Goodies native county:
NORFoLK, March 4.-Have Just seen In Dis
patch report OF discussion in the Senate yester-
day, In which Mr.. Bailey Is represented as
saying that have for years cheated the Re.
publicnns In this district. ! hereby denounce
he statement as lie and the author as a
lar. JOHN GOODE.
The Evening critic., 1882-03-08
THE EVENING CRITIC.
WEATHER INDICATIONS.
ESTABLISHED AUGUST. is0s.

The special bulletin issued from the Signal
Once to-day says
The STORM which Is now central south OF
Texas will probably move slowly TO the north
eastward during wednesday and Thursday,
and the Indications arc that cloudy weather
and rain or snow will prevail In the Middle
States and Lake region during Thursday. The
Indications are that snow Will prevail In Now
England on Thursday.
The Evening critic., 1882-03-08
Skin Diseases Cured.

One thousand dlllars reward for a better
remedy. FraZier's Magic Ointment has cured
tho worst cases of this awful disease. Sold by
all druggists at so cents per box.
The Evening critic., 1882-03-08
PERTINENT PARAGRAPHS.

MARTIN WEIGH, more familiarity known
as Reddy Welch, was convicted to-day In tho
Criminal Court OF grand larceny in stealing
$40 in gold from DR.. Albert d. Hayden on the
29th OF January last. Sentence was sus
pended.
THE happiest man in town o-day is Mr..
H.. X. Fulton, the pawnbroker on Penusyl-
vania avenue. The reason Is that his wife
this morning presented him with n bouncing
boy-the first addition TO the family for nine
years. tt.t
LIZZIE BROOKS, colored, stole whole
Riley She was arraigned % in nth the Police pu Court
this morning, and Judge Smell gave her the
privilege Of residing at the Hotel de Crocker
for the next sixty days.
A CORRESPONDENT inquiries whether
there is any justifable reason for the delay in
making payment In the piece department Of
the Government Printing-office for February?
We doubt whether any reason can bo found.
Butthen Defrees ways are peculiar.
CHANCELLOR HAGNER to-day put the
mill in motion by granting Sarah Decker
divorce from her husband Lewis, with per-
mission to resume her maiden name, Sarah A.
Dixon. They were married in Baltimore, Nd,
April Is, 1860, by Rev. Henry Scheib, and she
charged that he abandoned her In November
1878.
ut the residence of DR.. Chaplin, Superintendent
OF Repairs of the District, on street, between
Sixth and Seventh streets, supposed to have
originated from an overheated latiobe The
fire was extinguished by Engine Company
No. @ without turning in an alarm, art sr
about $50 damage had beon done.
The following criminal business was
transacted before Justice Wyiie to-day: John
Weldon, burglariously entering tho dwelling
of Assistant District Attorney Hugh f. Taggart
on December O, 1881 pleaded guilty: SEN
fenced to the Auburn State prison for seven
years. Albert Goston, grand larceny of car
penters' tools, valued at $50, the property OF
Appleton Williams; pleaded guilty; sentenced
10 one year in the penitentiary. John @.
Biondon, second offense OF petit larceny (steal-
ing boat and oars); arraigned and pleaded not
guilty. John Zarembo, grand larceny of a
clock and cloak, valued at $3.50, from Michael
Bartholemie; pleaded not guilty. John Long,
larceny; recognizance forfeited. James Scott,
alias Thomas Scott, alias Scott Thomas, second
offense petit larceny; pleaded not guilty.
The Evening critic., 1882-03-08
FINANCIAL,
To.dny's stock Quotations.

The following observations Of the transac
tions in the financial market to-day, together
with opening and closing quotations, are fur
nished by the banking-hous of II. d. Cooke, jr.,
x Co., 1420 street, Washington, d. c.:
The Evening critic., 1882-03-08
ReIinbIe Goods Gam

be secured at James Tharp's, $40 street
old Rye for medicinal purposes, pure article
In quantities TO suit.
The Evening critic., 1882-03-08

rERsoNs IN ALExANDRIA wishing the
attention byieavins their address At Mr. CoS's
stationery store. on King street.
At the regular meeting of sarcpta Lodge
No. 46, |. o. o. f., last night, at Sarepta
Hall, Mr. G. Smith, p. j., was elected to
represent the lodge at the meeting Of the
Grand Lodge of the State of Virginia, which
assemblies at Richmond In April. Mr. W.
W. Sherwood, Z. O., was elected alter
nate.
Mr.. ]. T. HILL the Tax Collector, is i'll at
his residence on Lee street.
Yesterday Mr.. NJ. Mclean left for Lynch
burg TO attend the annual meeting of the
Grand Lodge, Knights of Honor of the State
of Virginia. Mr.. Mclean is delegate from
Belle Haven Lodge, of this city.
On several different nights an enter
prising thief entered the sleeping apart
ments of the proprietor Of the Concorda
saloon and extracted the loose change from
his pockets. Information about the thief
will be thankfully received.
Mr.. Henry schIchting is lying seriously
III at his residence in Alfred street.
The schooners Cora McKenney, Capt.
Charles McKenney Advocate, Capt. Frank
Foxball, and Saco, Capt. Mills, are the new
arrivals at the Alexandria wharves.
There were two prisoners in the station
house this morning, white man, for steal
ing from an oyster schooner, and boy, for
fighting.
Every two days wild rumor gains
circulation in Alexandra that large num-
Der of cases Of smallpox arc under head
way at Freedman's village in the county.
The latest report is to the effect that five
cases of the fearful disease are now enter.
tanning the inhabitants of that benighted
village.
Mr. b. +. Price, who has been i'll for sew
eral da, s, is able to move about again.
Gaines & Kraft have had handsome
new walnut counter placed in their saloon
on Royal street and an ornamental refrig-
orator boz of an entirely new design, built
by b. A. Stevens, of Toledo, Ohio.
A large delegation of clcrgymcn went to
Fredericksburg in the early morning train
to attend the General Conference of the
Methodist Episcopal Church South.
The Evening critic., 1882-03-08

There is ne provision in the statutes of
Iowa TO punish railroad train robbers except
duced.
The Evening critic., 1882-03-08

Tulips are worn with street costumes
One nose Is also customary.
The Evening critic., 1882-03-08
Durang's rheumatic Remedy

will cure any case OF rheumatism ON the face
IN Washington.
The Evening critic., 1882-03-08
Spelling for a Fight.

ssyii Spring Suits 90 Order, SIS.
Hamburgers, 615 Pennsylvania avenue.
The Evening critic., 1882-03-08
ALEXANDRIA AFFAIRS.

PERSONS IN AIExANDRIA wishing THE
CRi1tC lcf at their residence Will receive prompt
attention by leaving their address ut Mr. COS's
stationery store, on King street.
The Evening critic., 1882-03-08
washington stock Exchange.

The following are the closing quotations Of
the Washington Stock Exchange to-day;
GOVERNMENTS.
The Evening critic., 1882-03-08
WEST WASHINGTON.

JoHN y. DAVIDSON il the agent for THE CRtrIc
In West Washington. The paper will he served
promptly al an early hour nj a5 cents per month.
Subscriptions and Items for publication can be
len at the following places; &. II. Eickling's drug
store, 1860 Thirtysecond street; q. -. LoCkhart's
drug store. corner Thirty.sccond aud streets,
Braces drug store 1901 NJ street; No 1926 Thir-
tIafh
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ADVERTISEMENTS FOR TIE NEW
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UPTOWN OFFICES, 70 d.-S9 Broadyly so i dhIiy
ner Eightsve N0 ~ East Fourteenth.s. corner mon
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nehundred- 10 p H. al regular OF
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Oh w. m oeYf eans place hi- Fe 20 care ~ house
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Law Schools.
-,,rTA COLLEGE LAW SCHOOb'

~, fourth annual terri Of ths pm Monaav the
aa.sst 40 p Great Joursst NeN,,fI lime 2 1883 The
men,'s tcr next and cont nucs unl. Tbe degree
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t.nt,,,1 a. the studies of the c"nis',t ronesst
tOr catalogues Si'tiIite0pORE " DWIGHT ""'"'A'
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rTHE CATSKILL MOUNTAIN RAILROAD
4 SOW IN OPERATION
from Ca:sxiu Landing 90 the Hudson River -
THECAIShILL MOUNTAINS,
l.
SHORTEST. QUICKEST, CHEAPEST
desirable route 10 the t1tskA Mountain HOUSE.
intel NaaarsAIIL fidl1ess Fali+ IAAn,c,Fiie Laulei
Hou.e Pairnyle AFRO. Durham, W AlcA~m al" o'"oi
poIut. m the atsklll Mountain keSOu. ,,,,,-,.r
fAs-eugrI- Tor the MOI y AN ADO'ls "a" AS' 80
KAAIEf.,iIIL Ill Will reach either Hotel
TWO HOURS EAKLIEB ~ THIS ROUTE
than is practicable W aAy other.
Trains connect ~
CATsKILL LANDING
,b Hudson River pay Selmers Catssh Night Boats
srd Sew York Oentral and hudson RIVER h~llfoid - -
N - tHAs. A. BEACH, rupt, Cstskll, y. Y
T. n VAN BESTuUN5EN. q. T. A. EestFy-sL Pier y Y.
THE CATSKILL NOUN AIN HOUSE
only Hotel commanding the famous view " tho
HUDSON VALLEY.
ant 81 10 ~ cooler than NcWTork.
Surrounded by it, Para OF 1900 acres o. MAgnhcent
Forrs ne ung enLrey the Two Lakes aud All the noted
- 81 nrcre have mldO the region famous II Is
universally acknowledged 10 be the
MOST DESIRABLE LOCATION N THE CATS KILLS.
Accessible via CATsKfI.L MOUNTAIN RAILROAD
from CArSKILL LANDING, tits Nearer In Time by
ONE HOUR
N New.York OF Saratoga than other H0tsl ON tho
Mountains. OF equal elcy Stion - . 49,. ,,,.,-sp co
CArskILL MOUNTAIN HOUSE co.
send for Circular t@lsHlI. y. !,
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- I
- restored building. Both admitted College ana
Preparatory school Uuder care OF members OF the society
Of frIcais The mann huinIE DESTROYED by IRE 5lt
mouth last ia. been completely rebuilt enlarged aud
fitted ur wih AID oouvru.tltna Thorough INSTRUCTION
AnguAec, Literature Mathematics aud The scIrc es-
N-w -,rI-.nc building contain ~ Ldbo'aiorea diil-
iug ROOMS machine sl.ps ard all app laDces Tor
puTsuuc thorough Chemistry Mechanical and
Cvu Eu-ur-rns The next term opens 'Jh month 'orpl
M Apply cary. other things being equal places Sul
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ADVERTISEMENT FOR THE NEW;
n WORK TRIBUNL WILL BIZ RECEIVED Al hF
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DOOKKEEPER or OFFICE ASST. TAN l.
R- voqu1 isImiu. lately arm ell il th- COUNT
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Ivpre4, Trans leave Nc" nrk va DesDrosses anu 'or
lsudt streets Ferries. A. follows. ... ~, %
100 .LInutcdI. il a m J. .-O 81 ~ DO 30
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r,rs. ru. ra-c orA day, except sunday, ar ~
m and =. No. rInniug through VIA trenton aht N4i,"e
Ierufua trains leave street oJItl"u fhutelph
l.-oI 1903 5.u $40. 0:JO $3.50, So, So anu u a. lh
Limited Express laiu p me- J. 3 D. D. o. o5O go anu
se,n u ON sunday l2.Dl. 800 .-D. 'tlJ. $500 a. IA 4
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g., IA ana 4.,I D. M daily except sunday. .,- 49,,
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M aud lis Hudson HoDoken station jersey S'y
n, grtuf Tic once. Bart ery place .,..-
m, Vow York Transfer Company VIII CAL l"l $4i4 1'o
b.s-t~, from hotels anu residences ,.-oon
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y YORK TRIBUNE WILL RE REChlN I'D a = J. II -
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PROVIDENCE LINE. .,,-.l..
EDH Providence DIRECT
Coune,fing with Providence and "O,o.sier 10 ---,
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io u, .y NV and elegant steamer RHODE ISLAND.
ON gonav- rs edueadAys and Fridays ana no mASLlOvn1
steamer 4 A--A III Its Oh Tuesdays IAI!s'@JS anu
m' rom Pier 20 Y. r. foot of Warren-st.
fonu-c;0u. made az Providence wa T. ana as j.
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once. saierooms secured a ON, 81 ,,- 9 ~ ,tp'
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way A." a. i1'N L. W FILRINS. General Psss Agent
C,TOYIXGTON LINE FOR BOSTON
- y,-oSN ECrING WITH ALL POINTS EA5l-
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Jv ii trrT.ngIl BJston 40 a II 90, ,e.,s statrroons
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az AMI Al Broadway, anu ~ + 1IA A'oNN' ~
ldsor Hote uS~e' fiLKfNs General Passenger Agent
r,pov RoATS-CITIZEN'S LINE.-New
suamers SARATOGA and CtIl or IiIOl i "a, o La!
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torhersL. connecting WIN n.,i ,i55atT ~
1--WE TRAVELLING PUBLIC are informed
~ ,,r,n "a Punutn cars FROM New fork 10 ChlcAgO
- ma ,irand trunk aud chicago and grAnd Irunk
Ra!tplads leave New YORK iloH 'fV' - = G '
Tickets Al The Offices OF The Ef' EDWARD p. BEACH.
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eset ANA parOT seats secured Al rth AEenue @n4
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VIRCULARS of good schools, with intelligent
at.. frea 10 parents pcr,onAiy-maiied for postage
tat wani. fully. J ~. oCHEhM LkhOkN, East AIN ST
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These steamers make ihclT Eastern terminus ff Nr"VIl
Tesets -d a.eoems ol BON a- mal be- secure, , Al
a- biH,, pa ga. &C. I'D ~, ,,,-r. anu "0"'' ''-' " " 0
.sEND ron III ~ 1F TOUR AND Excl i7IoN7
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Agents oenl Pass Agent
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ana De- '.',''e "a car attached arrive, wash
ngioa m NSlt YRS, ieys 80, WA-has'9a al 40
J. ma, W ga ,~, 7''ei'' anu --' 1 "
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al1 i o.r, laG ce'ss o.ra secured and 0assage cd
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Both Sexes-Country.

FAMILY BOARDING SCHOOL, II miles
Il from New. YORK children receive mothers care
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-08-20

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