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Indigestion and Dyspepsia.
BRANDY ASA MEDICINE.

This now muCh abused Alcoholic Stfmulant
was never intended Us o beverage, but to be-
nSed as u medicine of great potency in the cure
of some of tho destructive diseases which
sweep away their annual thousands of victims.
sent to the favorable notice OF invali,ls-cspe.
cally those afflicted with that miserable dis
ease Dyspepsia, q specific remedy. which is
nothing more or less than
Brandy.
The aged, with feeble appetite and more or
when used properly,
A Sovereign Remedy
OF all their Ills and aches Be 1t, however
strictly understood that we prescribe AMI
but one article. and that Ia
REIGART'S OLD BRANDY,
Sold by our enterprIsfng young friend, II L
SLAY This Brandy has stool the
test for years, and has never failed. flI
ciye it the preference over ali otner Branaifes
NO matt er with how many jaw w-breaking French
titles they a-e branded. One-fOurth of tht.
iinpOient Iiyspcpsia SPECIFICS wou1d suffice to
buy all the Brandy to cure any such case Ol
ascs. In proof of the curative powers OF
Reigart's Old Brandy,
In cases OF Dyspepsia, we con summon mum
hers OF witnesses-One case in particular we
A hartl-wOrking farmer had heen m, ictea
with an exhaustive Dyspepsia for q number Of
years his stomach would reject almost every
kind of food; he had sour eructatiOns cOm.
stantly-uo appetite-in fact, he was obliged to
restrict his diet to crackers and stale bread,
and as u beverage he used McGrann's Root
Beer. lie is q Methodist, and then, ~ now
preached ut times and in his discOurses often
declaimed earnestly against all kinds of strong
drink When advised to trv
Rei9art's Old Brandy,
In his case, lie looked up with astonisnmen,
but after hearing OF its wonderful effects in
the cases of some OF his near acquaintanCes, he
at last consented to follow our advice. He
used the Brandy faithfully and steadily; the
frst bottle giving him an appetite, and before
the second was taken nc was u sound man with
a stomach capable OF digesting any thing which
he:chOse to eat. He stil keeps it and uses IL liz.
tie occasionally; and since he has this medi.
fit tn the ,lOctOr-A PRACTI0IN0 PHYNUIAN.
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Killed by a Runaway Team,

CUMBERLAND, Md, June G.-LutLer
Ginevan, a farmer aged 20, residing at
Little Cacapon, w. Va, was killed last
evening by runaway team. lie leaves
large family.
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Noses Sent to the Peni,entiary.

NEW YORK, June g. Ex-Governor Moses,
of South Carolina, TO- o-day pleaded guilty OF
obtaining $32 by fraudulent representa-
tiOns and was sentenced to the pen1tcn-
tiary for six months.
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admitted to- Chassis.

Rev. l.. r. Zirkhan. formerly of Man
helm. ibis county, hrt now of Baltimore,
was enrolled as a member of tEc Maryland
classis Of tho Reformed church, nnw in
session at MddlctowE.
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ssu,.x.v Locomotive On tie I" I. .

CoNy ISLAND, N. Y. June CA run
away locomotive on the elevated railway
at 9:15 a. m. fell off the track ut the switch
at West Brighton. Nine persons were
Injured and the track was torn up.
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Next-outer circle, southeast of centre.

Nothing is more timely for
wearers of black than lainage
and zerlina, two light and open
fabrics of fine wool, made by
Lupin. For some reason they
come to us in perfect condition,
so that a dress-pattern costs no
more than $3.50. Except gren-
adines, nothing is richer.
For more serviceable and less
costly black dress, we have nuns
yelling of several qualities, be-
low value; and, for very cheap
dress, lace bunting at half-value,
even down to 10 cents a yard.
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sTenS on the EyCurSl0n.

John A. IIiestand ard r Il. Risk, OF ia,
FTn,aiher, and Frank Gricst. Of the IL.
Guirer. left to-day on the editorial cxcu:
sion to Wasliin ,ton, ID. c.
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HAMILTON. Ontario, June Ga Pres
byterian clergyman named McLares, com:
mittcd suicide by hanging himself at
Greenville, near this city, this morning.
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EE'GCIsL NOTICES..

What pires Il healthy appetite, AN increased
digestion. strength TO the muscles. and tone
10 Inc nerves" Ernwn's Iron i;iitcr..
ju5 !p,ltCN
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A Dislonest Lebanon Lawyer.

PHILADELPHIA, June 6.-Penrose G.
Marks, the Lebanon lawyer charged with
collecting illegal pension fees. was to day
sentenced to pay fine Of $500 and costs.
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MayOr'S C's.llsf,

The mayor had four customers this
morning-two drunken and .iisorderly
p ,rsons were scnt to Jail for Il days each,
and two tramps were discharged.
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EsTATE OF JOHN RUDY, LATE OF
I'M XarxGiclc fawnahin The uulerSilnea eal

LlSTATE OF JOHN RUDY, LATE OF
Il Warwick township. The undersigned
auditor, appointed to report distribution OF
testamentory trustee under the last will and
testament, proved March !, A. d: 1873, of John
county. deceased, over the trust fund b..
auestked by said will in the interest OF Susan
Rudy, widow OF said testator. and the emil
dren Of Henry Il. Rudy, to ard among those
legally entitled thereto. will sit for that pur-
pose on FRIDAY, the 18th day OF JUNE. 1882,
at 10 O'Clock q. m., in the Librnry Room OF fbe
Court House, in the city of Lancaster, where
all persons interested in said distribution may
attend. WIN. 8. AWEG,
may2O-ltd&5tW Auditor
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There are eight others.
1901 and 1903 Chestnut. second 1loor.

Silks continue to afford like
inducements to buyers. In a
general way the best of all in
ducements is so great a variety
of the most usable silks that all
wants shall be met. In this we
have been succeeding uncom-
monty we'll. Now in the last
month of the silk buying time,
you expect us to flag. No; our
trade is still large enough to
justify the same liberal man
agement.
We may even do better as to
prices. Let every lady who
wants even half a yard of any
sort of silk expect to find here
what will fill her want, and make
another :,
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A SSl0NED ESTATE OF PETER X. wOL-
IA bert and wife, Of Lancaster city.-Peter
X. WOibert and wife, of Lancaster city, havin.
by deed Of voluntary assignment, assigned
and transferred ali their estate and effects to-
the undersigned, for the benefit of the credi-
tors Of the said Peter X. Wolbert and wife.
he therefore gives notice to oil persons
indebted to said assignor, to make paynIenG to
the undersigned without delay, and those
having claims to present them to
WILLIAM SIIU LTZ.. Assignee,
m2i 6tOawd Rcsi.iin. In Lancaster ,.ity,
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. ElGART'S OLD WINE STORE.
Brandy as a Medicine.

The following article was voluntarily sent to
Mr.. ii. +. Slaymaker, Agent for Rei.art's Obi
Wine Store, by prominent practising physi-
clan OF this county, who has extensively usc,i
the Brandy referred to in his regular pr,. tee
1t is commended to the attention OF those n T.
6ictetl with
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DrsrEPTir, nervous people, " OUT of sorts. ;
Coldrn'S Lichis5's Liquid Beet and Tonic H.
vig"ra'or Will cure. ASK TO" Golden. Or Drug
gists. iu2-lwdeod&w
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WEATHER. INDICATIONS.

WASHINGTON, June 6.-For the Middle
states, fair weather, westerly to southerly
winds, slight rise in temperature.
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Third circle, southeast from centre.

Ginghams are uneasy. We
began the season with lower
prices than last year on some
qualities. Others have fallen
since. The 15-cent American
are down to 10 cents. Hand
kerchief patterns are down from
81 cents to IS. Others have
fallen from IS to 1S cents.
The spring has done it. But
we shall sell tons of ginghams
these two months; and the
lower the prices the merrier.
Nextouter circle. northeast from centre.
Newport blouse flannel waist
for ladies and misses; to be
worn over, or instead of, the
dresswalst. So to $3.50.
West OF south entrance to main building.
JOHN WANAMAKER.
Chestnut. Thirteenth and Market streets
and City-h0ll square.
PHILADELPHIA.
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rHrSICIANs' sanction has been accorded to
thai s'nns!ar'! ,!isinIc:t;tnt, Glenn: Sulphur
SOAP. "i:iil'S Hair Dye" black or BROWNIE
CENT. NJ! w,IrodSw
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A CARD OF THANKS.

4 WsAL AND CEIENT.
" Pure I.ykens Valley and other kind OF
Coal for all purposes well cleaned.
Best Erand ROsenualC Cement at reduced
prices. Also Limestone Screenings for walks
and drives; {; guarantee satisfaction.
Hay and Straw by the bale or ton.
Yard and office: Harrisburg pike.
General Oflicc: 2o1a East Chestnut street.
KAUFFMAN, EELLEE Il co.
apri-iwd
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II. E.. SLAYMAkER
AGENT ZOE
Rcigart'S Old Wine Store,

Established In 1855,
IMPORTIR AND DRALR II
FINE OLD BRANDIES. SHERRlES, SUPP.
RIOR OLD MADEIRA, Imported in 1918,
1877 and lSz3,) CHAMPAGNES u
EVERY BRAND, SCOTCH ALE
PORTER, BROWN STOUT.
No. 80 EAST KING ST. l.AINCASTEE.E
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Grain and PROVISION Ouotxtions.


One O'Clock quotations OF grain anu prUvi:
ions, furnished by s. X. Yundt, Broker l5,
East Kin" street.
June g.
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IS HGU~s, SN Eats.

Clears oGt iais, mice, roachcs Ecs, ants
hc'l-hugS. %kmnks. chip,n:iiES. gopl:ers. l5c.
Druggists.
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CArAHlH cared, health anh ..wrrt breath Sc
cured by s'hioh's CutarIh Remedy. Price 10
cents. Nasal Injector free. For -a, nj Coc,-
4 IeDWNw
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JOHN WAHAAKER,S.

Al
John WANAMAKER'S,
PHILADELPHIA.
TUESDAY:
Chenille and Spanish lace hchus
and wraps, and Spanish lace and
velvet grenadine mantles, have
Just come from Paris; several
hundreds; a generous variety
So to $40.
We have had before large
numbers of most acceptable
wraps of like character. These
more than renew the assort-
ment.
1901 Chestnut.
Shetland shaWlS with delicate
touches of color and of black,
and all black, expected to-day
S. to S.. Others down to IS
cents have been here all along.
1903 Chestnut.
A rich Partisan dress of black
surah, with old gold brocade
garniture half hidden with am
pie draperies of black Spanish
lace, which cost S25o.26 a few
weeks ago, is to be sold now
for SI35.
A bronze and silver check
taffeta, trimmed with bronze
velvet half covered with cream
embroidered lace, a dress which
cost $1S6.S7 a few weeks ago
in Paris, is to be sold now tor
500.
There are eight others.
1901 and 1903 Chestnut second 1ioor.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1882-06-06

IHSTATE OF l.. DE W. BRES EMAN,
Il late of Lancaster city, deceased ,tfers
of administration on said estate having been
granted to the undersigned ali persons in.
debted thereto are requested to make im;na
diate payment, and those having claims Or
demands aGainst the same, will present thcm
without delay tor settlement to the un':cr-
signed. GEORGE 4 ZELLERS.
". A. WILSON, Atty. Administrator.
mayl36tdOaW
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FOH JURY COMMISSIONERS.

sIrBJECr TO THE DECISION OF THE DENoCRATIU
COUNTY CONVENTION.
WILLIAM ELLMAKER, Earl Township
BENJAMIN HUBER, Sth Ward. City.
a. Il. RINGWALT, 1st Ward, City.
JEROME SHULTZ. EliZaOethtOwn.
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NEW ADyERTlsEJIExTs
DISEWALT'S

WINE, LIQUOR. ALCOHOL,
-kED-
GROCERY STORE.
No. :Ol WEST EING STREET.
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1HSTATE OF CHARLES u. KIiDADS,
II late Of Lancaster city, deceased. Letters
of administration on said estate having been
granted to the undersi9 ned, all persons in
debted to said decedent are requested TO
make immediate settlement and those having
claims or demands against the estate of sai,
decedent, to mako known the same to the
undersigned, without delay, residing in La.
caster city. MRS. NJ. Is. RHOADS,
mayl9-6dOaWF Administrator
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New York, Philadelphia and I.ocsi Slocks
also United States Bonds rel ort q, ,,uilT nv
JAOcs 3. Lone. 2 North Queen : tr ,et
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NEEV LiDFEETISEMEETS.

MA NTED.-N GIRL TO COOK AND Dt
~ General IIOuscwOr Also, Il girl abOu
II years OF age to do cl.mGrrwork. Good
rec rncc required. Apply nj
It'd THIS OFFICE
A GARD OF THANKS.
her; by desire 10 express MY heartfelt
thanks to the members of the Fire Depart
mcE:, Police Force and Citizens in ycncr.
IL. VIII" rendered such valuable service in
removing my furniture from my house
during the progress Of the fire yesterday
afternoon.
ltd j. A. T.. REED, NJ. u.
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Lore Your NeighbOr.

When your friend or neighbor Is laboring
under bodily afflictiOn, indigestion, bilious
ness. constipation, caused by impurity OF
blood, disorders OF the kidneys or liver
don't fail to recommend BurdocK Blood Bit
ters, q sure and safe remedy. Price 81. For
sale at ii. Il. Cochran's Drug Store, l3i
North Queen street. Lancaster.
Whate'er besides you chance TO want.
Ee'cr fail short OF SOZODONT.
But keep it always in your sight,
a source OF beauty and delight.
To cleanse your teeth Till with your smile
The most fastiIious you bcguie.
iuG-lwGeOl&w
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IHSTATE OF LORENZ SrElDEl., LATE
Il Of the city of Lancaster, dec'd.-Lctters
granted to the nndersigned, all persons in
debted thereto are requested to make inInc
diute payment, and those having claims or
demands against the same. will present them
without delay for settlement to the under
signed, residing in said Lancaster City.
HENRY SPEIDEL,
ABRAHAM SPEIDEL,
b. T.. kREADY, ...o..o, Executors
X. j. EVANS, { {A''"0JS' ju2-6td,F
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LE44L NOTICES.

ESTATE OF MARTHA SHAErFEIs,
II late OF Lancaster City, decd. Letter,
testamentarv on said estate having been
granted to the Undersigned all persons in.
debtcd thereto arc requested to make iminedi
ate settlement, and those having claims or de-
mands against the same will present them
without delay for settlement to the under
signed, residing in Lancaster, Pa.
j. l.. STElNMETZ,
ap24GtdOaw ExecutOH
The Evening critic., 1882-08-22
Rest He Could Do.

1t was Michigan man riding through West
Virginia on horseback, and one afternoon, as
he came along to settlers cabin on the noun
tain road, he asked OF man leaning over the
''Can you tell me how far 1t is to tho town
ahead?"
sT reckon 1 kin. stranger. You'll have to
peg along fur about nine miles yit."
"But It is nearly dark. Is there no tavern
on the road?'
ssNcver heard Of any, and I've packed my
corn meal over this road risin' OF twonty
years."
"But perhaps could put up somewhere9''
"P'raps ye could. There's Stove Taylor 8
down about four miles, but he dbeat ye blind
higher, but Nose would feet offended II ye
didn't trade him with that hoss for stub
tailed mule. Might put up at Green's but
there's lots of rattlesnakes around his place.
Kurnel Johnson is down about six miles, but
the kurnel would turn ye all out doors at
midnight II ye found that ye didn't vote hts
wayT"
"But what am to dor"
''waal, I'm a squar man, stranger, and the
'an to tell ye beforehand that II ye are
wakened In the night by shingles bein' ripped
OH and logs pulled down 1t won't be an ava
lanche nor q cyclone, but only me an the old
woman tryin' for tho two hundredth time
since tho war to see who handles the money
when soil two coon. skinsfur dollar"
w-I guess I'll 60 on" faltered the ridor.
''Ke-reckl stranger. The last man who
stopped here said ho wished he'd have run
an gin him my hand whom he rode on
I'm squar' up and down, as ! told ye, an
Green's is the third cabin ON this side arter ye
cross the creek"
The Evening critic., 1882-08-22
west point and Colored Cadets.

The Washington correspondent OF the Harris.
burg Patriot has interviewed Professor Greener
about West Point and colored cadets. Asking
him what ho thought OF tho chances OF the now
cadet tho Professor replied:
81 don't know much about him." he an-
swered, "but TO be frank, don't think he
stands much of q show"
"why so ?" / asked.
"For two reasons" he replied. "One is that
no colored man stands much OF a show at West
Point The other is that there seems to be
some doubt about the educational quallfica-
tions OF this man. am sorry, too" he con-
tinued, "for the race has enough young men
OF good qualifications, and In q case like this
our best men ought to be sent Do you KNOW"
he added, "that there Is really more wealth
and consequent cultivation among our people
than is generally supposed"
SLOW Is It here in Washington" asked.
"There is q great deal of It," he answered.
"Some OF our churches take rank with some OF
the white churches, and n good many OF our
people count their finances by the thou
sands"
SHOW high do the thousands run?"
"Oh! pretty woll up. There are numbers OF
them above $4,000, and some above $4,000.
There is wormloy," he said refiectlvely. 81
suppose no is worth from $50, 900 to 100000,
at least. Then there is Bruce: he is worth
probably from 100000 to $4,000, and Frod
Douglass Is reported worth $16O,O0O. outside
Of Washington there are many other instances
Of like character, and while wealth does not
always bring cultivation or intelligence, 1t
does In the majority of cases.
The Evening critic., 1882-08-22

Detroit Free Press.
Thdt is tho phrase heard in tho hallway OF
many n home as the man OF the houso 10
hurrying nwny to exchange daily labor Tor
daily bread In the mart OF commerce. Somo'
times It is the wifo who says II, sometimes In.
fnnt lips prnttlo tho caressing words, holding
mn n eweet flower faco for the kiss that Is It's
warm sunshine OF life, and tho strong man
waits moment TO clasp his treasures aud is
gone; and all day he wonders at the peace In
hls heart, at tho nerve with which ho meets
business or bears business crosses. The wife's
kiss did It, the baby's kiss did It, and he ro-
Allies that II Is not wealth or position or luck
that makes our happiness, but tho influence
we bear within us from tho presence OF those
we love. hN
Kiss mo good.bycl oh, lips that have said it
for tho last time, would you over ask again IN
those pleading tones for tho kiss 80 tardily
givoni Would wo not remember that tho 70.
lation tho flower bears TO tho universe 10 as
carefully provided for rs that OF tho brightest
star; that the little action o. & loving near. near.
worth; that lovo Is tho dew OF llfei that the
parting for n day may bo tho parting OF life-
WIIow many go forth In the morning
That mover come homo at night?
And hearts havo broken
For kind words spoken
That sorrow can ne'or set right"
Made the air vocal with kisses Many tears
have been shed over kissed kisses-oyer
those "dear as remembered kisses aftor
DEATH" but tho time to hiss Is tho prosent.
Kiss your children, man of business, before
you leave home; kiss the mother OF your chill
dren, and that dear old mother who SITS In the
chair by tho window-no matter II nor cheek
is wrlnklcd her heart IL young-and then go
about your days work with "thank God " In
your soul that you have some one homo TO
kiss.
"For though In the quiet evening
You gave us tho kiss OF peace,
Yet II might be
That never for thee
The pain Of the heart should cease"
The Evening critic., 1882-08-22
Was IL RetributiOn ?

IOtNe EuNOT " INe btttHU tJtttC.
Tho other day the mortal remains OF Benja.
min II. Hill, Senator from Georgia, were com
mitted to the tomb, amid the regrets OF the
people of his State. For months he had lin
= gered amid 4orments that appall the stoutest
heart even TO think OF. Save General Garfield,
no public mans death-bed has drawn around
II as much sympathy as did Senator Hills. But
there were shadows over that closing scene
that were flung thereon from amid the horrors
uombled beneath the tread OF battling arms,
and when the ocean rocked beneath the thun
der OF opposing broadsides. Those shadow !
recalled the events OF the years OF civil war
and carried the mind back TO tho Confederate
capitol at Richmond, wherein sat the Confed.
crate Congress. In the Senate, Georgia wa,
represented by BENJAMIN II. Hlll, while Ala.
bama'B interests were watched over nv tim,
prince OF fre.eaters, William II. Yancey. Be.
tween these two men there was latent enmity
which only needed breath to fan II into a
blasting flame. One day that breath
the two ensued. Hill was n giant In physique,
while Yancey was only slightly-enlarged
edition Of Alex. II. Stephens, but he was a true
game-cock, who never considered the size OF
his opponent. Hill seized Yancey In his power
Iul grasp ana bent his back over his desk and
ruptured MS spine, 80 that whom Hill released
MIN the piood was gushing from his eyes. ears,
nose and mouth All who witnessed the
savage scene were struck with horror, An
effort was made TO keep tho facts hidden from
the public, but after Appomatox 1t was found
imposslDie 70 prevent their becoming known
from Hill acknowledging that he Virtually
killed Yancoy. The latter fingered for months
In intolerable agony and only found
"a surcease OF pain"
when his eyes were closod in death.
HfSrORICUg,
The Evening critic., 1882-08-22

knots. Ask them, and they'll tell You, ION,
we have had grand time glorious tmoi a
magnificent time" But look at them closely
and you'll soc tingc OF sadness In their faces.
They come home with empty pockets, anu
with bills unpaid and for tho ncxt SIX months
they'i put IN their time lodging ana snlhnlng
-dodging their creditors and shining after
the ten perccnters. Yes, they've had glorl.
GUS time, but the fun has Just commenced
with them, and. before II all ends, they'll have
iun "till they can't rest" You bot. -
CAN'T. GETAWAY CLUB.
The Evening critic., 1882-08-22

As WE supposed the Erening Yesterday
did catch on to the fact that there is a row
among the magnates of Columbia building,
the particulars of which THE CRITIC had
published on the previous Saturday. The
old thing seems to have lost whatever grip
it ever had on the nows But thcrc are lots
of people who say it never had any news.
grin to sneak of,