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The Evening critic., 1882-02-22
Try Your Luek-Mahe Up a Club.

great many watches and various articles
of diamond, pearl, and amethyst jewelry
are daily found in cans of tea and coffee pur-
chased at the Importers Tea Company's
store, SO Market Space. Clubs of from
twelve cans to sixty-five cans were received
Monday from Lynchburg, Leesburg, Char
lottesville and Fredericksburg, Va; also
from Jonesboro' and Murfreesboro', Tenn,
Austin, Paris, and Houston, Texas, and
from a number of other points. Each per-
son Monday, without exception, who sent in
a club, got nice present, worth not less
than $40, in return for their trouble. 1t
pays to mako up club. If you doubt it,
try it and be convinced. If you send in one
club the chances are you will be so well
pleased that you will send in another with
out delay.
Cans for out-of-town purchasers are al
ways selected by disinterested parties.
The tea is put up in paper cans, each can
weighing, with contents, IL pounds, The
coffee is put up 81 pounds to the can, and
is pure Mecca and Java mixed. Both tea
and coffee are of the best quality-none
better. Price 20 all, 81 a can, 6 cans for S.,
12 cans for $40, % cans for $50, 60 cans for
$50, and present in every can.
Below we give partial list only of those
who received presents Monday. Read it.
Perhaps you may have a friend among
the number:
Cash Found.
William Cole, strect-car driver $20 in
tea; John Edwards, late Census Bureau,
residence Pennsylvania avenue, near
Twelfth street. S25.
Watches Found.
Mrs. A G Porter (colored), Tennallytown,
ID c, ladies' watch, SIS, in tea; w Bald
win, wood and coal dealer, corner Thirteen
and a-half and c streets southwest, stem
winding watch, SIS, in tea; Mrs Z w
Wood, 1885 Il street northwest, silver
ware John L Price, 81 Sixth street
northwest, stem-winder and stem-setter,
| S15, in coffee Mrs III Blau, 70i Fourteenth
| street northwest, stem -winder, SIS, in tea
| John A Talcott, Sligo, Montgomery County,
| Md, chatelaine watch, S1S, in coffee; John
Rollins, Capitol police, solid 1S-karat gold
watch, $50, in tea; James f Martin,
| Alexandria, Va, stem -winder and
stem. setter in coffee; Mrs w w
Gould, 1929 Pennsylvania avenue,
chatelaine, $1S, in tea; William Howser
| 1868 Nj street (Georgetown), restaurant
solid silver hunting-case watch, SIS, in
coffee; Robert Teel, 1876 ID street north
west, stem-setter and stem-winder, Sls, in
coffee; II. ID. Barr merchant tailor, I'LL
Pennsylvania avenue, chatelaine, SlS, in
tea; j. A. Morrison, Smithsonian Institute
silver watch, $40, in coffee and many other;
too numerous to mention besides q grea,
many articles of silverware. Try your luck
Call. send or write. Address Importers
Tea Company, 8l9 Market Space, Washing
| ton, ID. G..
The Evening critic., 1882-02-22
THE EVENING CRITIC.
PERTINENT PARAGRAPHS.

THE street lamps will be lighted at 0
p. m. and extinguishcd at n. m.
THE police made forty.eight arrests dur
ing the twonty-four hours ending at 8 n. m.
WINFIELD. Brown, a colored man, was
severely cut last night in Cont alley while in
n quarrel with Mate Bruce.
SARAH GRAY. a colored girl twolve
years old, died at the Smallpox Hospital to-
day after an Illness Of fifteen days.
A REPORTED case of smallpox at Fourth
street and New Jersey avenue was invesu-
gated to-day and found to be q false alarm.
MATE, or Mace, or Mace Bruce, who cut
Winfield Brown with knife I'm Goat alley yes
tordoy, has been arrested by officers Of Lieut..
Greer's precinct.
OFFICER LANDERs, of the First Police
Precinct, has fallcn heir to q comfortable
estate in New York, and VIII give up his posi-
tion on the force in n few days to take
possession.
THE Tabernacle Ninth street, between
b street and Virginia avenue southwest, viii
positively be dedicated on Sunday morning
next. Rev. DR.. Hicks will preach the sermon
An interesting time is anticipated.
AT A MEETING of Wilson Post, G.. A. r..
Of Baltimore, held on Monday evening, the
invitation extended by the Union Veteran
Corps OF Washington was accepted to attend
their fair at Washington Friday, March 8.
THE gallery god was in his glory last
night at the National Theatre. During the
"cat duet" ty the Martins, one of the gods
initiated the bark of a dog SO we'll and at so OPP
perfume moment that it not only "brought
down the house." but set the singers to laugh
ing so that they had to retire from the stage.
THE death of the Keefe sisters Is still
wrapped in mystery. Tho impression seems
10 he gaining credence that the deaths occurred
from natural causes, and the sensational ideas
OF n mysterious crime and double murder
seem 10 be fading before tho discoveries, or
rather failure Of discovery, of the chemical
analysis of the stomach. The police viii con-
tinue on the alert, and any suspicious circum-
stance developed will be investigated.
A MOST enjoyable dance was given last
night at the residence of Mrs. HUM, 115 G.
street northwest Dancing was kept up until
a late hour only TO be disturbed by fine
collation., which was served at midnight.
Among the many present were the Misses
Indermsuer, Lauer, Walsh, Zell, Adams, Now
man, and the Messrs Tierney, Gerhardt, Dar-
ley, Cooke, Abraham HUM, Johansen and
many others.
GEORGE EsrUTA, q half grown boy. was
tried in the Police Court to-day for loud and
boisterous talking. The evidence was to the
effect that during the rendition OF the "cat
concert" at the National Theatre last night
the ludicrous effect Of the music and Esputa
and others INDUCED in cat-calls and barking.
Judge Smell said that in a theatre the
performance must be conducted exclusively
on the stage and the peanut-gallery urchin
must pay S5 for participating. Attorney
Cahill argued that the catcals had height
ened the ludicrousness of the scene and had
been enjoyed by the actors and all concerned,
but he argue In vain.
The Evening critic., 1882-02-22
Serious Accident,

Henry Miller, brakeman employed by
the Baltimore & Potomac Railroad Com
papy, attempted to jump from Il moving
freight train at First street and New
Jersey avenue this morning, at about eleven
O'clock, and was thrown under Car and
severely injured in several places. His
left leg was fractured and his left foot am
putated, and he received serious injuries
lance was summoned and removed the
Wounded man to his home, No. $50 {
Street southwest where Drs. Ford and
Boamon rendered medical and surgical aid
and ampututed the unfortunate mans left
leg above the knee.
Mr.. Miller is an unmarried man, 25 year,
ofage, and mother and two sisters are
. incumbent upon him for support.
The Evening critic., 1882-02-22
HenItb.~iying srcen.

To be perfectly well when awake it is
necessary that q person should sleep well.
To sleep well it is necessary. that person
should sleep in bed that is comfortable
and well ventilated. Such a bed preseats
itself in the Patent Improved Rolling
Spring Bed Bottom" manufactured by
Fowler & Mills No. 1105 Seventh street
northwest. This bed secured the medal of
excellence at the American Institute in
1880, where there were a number of COM
petitors. 1t would require column of
THE CRITIC to give in detail the advan-
tages of this bed. Invalids and all other
people who desire to sleep comfortably
should visit the manufacturers and ex-
anime this wonderful invention.
The Evening critic., 1882-02-22
Pennsylyania Coal Trade.

The official report of the coal tonnage of
all the carrying companies for the month
of January gives the total shipments as l.
s33,9l0 tons, an increase Of 161 ,265 tons as
compared with the same month last year.
The tonnage of the several companies was
as follows: Philadelphia 4 Reading, 405,-
3G4 tons; Lehigh Valley, 3592lS tons; Cen
trail Railroad of New Jersey. 26 1 ,292 tons;
road, ,514 tons Delaware & Hudson
Canal, 222, 400 tons; Pennsylvania Railroad,
165992 tons; PennsylvaniaC Coal Company,
961S5 tons; New York, Lake. Erie & Vest
ern Railroad, 25, ,942 tons.
The Evening critic., 1882-02-22

Southern ladies who like broad veran-
das, speak of the stingy little porches of the
North.
Great pugilists dine with each other, the
same as great statesman.-Det Free
Press.
The opticians clerk, who was struck
alongside the head with falling telescope,
saw a side-ear. eal sight.
Hans Makart, the distinguished painter
of Vienna, has just completed a full-length
portrait Of Sara Bernhardt.
Queen Vic goes TO Switzerland next
month for three weeks trip.
The Evening critic., 1882-02-22
WEST WASHINGTON.

JoHN II. DAVIDSON Is the agent for Tur Carrie
promptly at an eariy hour al Ss cents per month.
subscriptions aud items for publication can he
store, 1900 Thirty-sOcond street; q. b. Lockhnrts
drug store, corner Thirty second and O streets,
Braces drug store, SOcl NJ street; No. 1925 Thr-
tieih street.
most entertaining lecture will be de-
livelld at the Thirty.hrst (Congress)
street NJ. 7. Church, on Friday evening, at
7;30 o'clock, by the pastor of that congrcga-
tion, Rev. S. B, Switzerland, d. D., the
subject being, Beyond the Sea and Back
Again"
Mr.. w. w. Wheeler, formerly of this
place, died at Annapolis Md, yesterday
morning. His remains have been brought
TO Oak Hill Cemetery, where they will be
inferred tomorrow afternoon. Mr.Wheeler
was member in good standing of Potomac
Lodge, No. 5, f. A. A. NJ.
The smallpox at Frecdmcn's Village, on
the opposite side of the river, which, 1t was
thought by the authorities, had disappeared
sufficiently to justify the raising of the
quarantine against the place, has broken
out afresh, eight cases being reported this
morning.
An almost Sunday quiet is pervadng
the town this morning, and, being a gene
raj holiday, a good opportunity was given
for more than usual observance of Ash
Wednesday, the attendance at the various
churches being very good.
The offerings yesterday at Drovers' Rest
were lao heads of cattle,al sold lat the follow
ing rates: Best, Gaelic; good, 5la6c.; medium
fair, 42a5c.; slim steers, oxen and cows,
Blade, and 300 sheep and lambs. at &c. for
lambs and 6a69c. for sheep; 10 cows and
calves from S25 to $50.
Arrivals at West End Hotcl Clinton T.
Butcher, Licksvillc, Va; Andrew j. Ship
man, Lewinsville, Va.
The Evening critic., 1882-02-22
A Crank Coming.

Major Brock has been notified by the au.
thorities of Providence. X. J., that W. F.
Sprague, dangerous and inspired crank
has left that city for Washington. Sprague
has been seen in this city and will not be
at large very much longer. 1t is reported
that this crank endeavored to disturb the
meeting of the Oldest Inhabitants to day.
The Evening critic., 1882-02-22

Gen. Fitz Lee is busily engaged in the
preparation of work entitled "The Con-
federate Army Of Northern Virginia"
which will embrace an authentic and in
teresting account of the campaigns of that
famous organization, beginning with the
first battle of Manassas, when the army
WAS called the Army OF the Potomac"
running through the memorable four years
of the war, and ending with the surrender
at Appomattox Court House.
The Evening critic., 1882-02-22
ALEXANDRIA AFFAIRS.

prRsoNs ~ ALEXANDRIA Wishing THE
CniTIC len at their residence Will receive prompt
attention by leaving their address at Mr.. CoNs
stationery store. on King street.
The Evening critic., 1882-02-22
Skin Diseases Cured.

One thousand dollars reward for a better
remedy. Frazier's Magic Ointment has cured
the worst cases OF this awful disease. Sold by
all druggists at so cents per box.
The Evening critic., 1882-02-22
strict Catholic Marriage Rules.

Bishop O'Farrell, OF thes newly created
Catholic diocese, of Trenteh, n. j., has
prepared pastoral letter,fo be promul-
gated at Easter, which enjoins upon clergy
and laity strict observance of the church's
rules respecting marriage, tAd which will
be Iigidly enforced by the Bishop. Here
after all marriages in thafdiocese where
both parties are Roman Catholics will take
place in the morning, whensa puptial mass
will be celebrated. The requirement that
the bans of matIimony must be public in
all cases where special dispensaton is not
obtained is to be enforced. The bans must
be published from the altar, and dispen-
sation will be granted only uiider extraor-
dinary circumstances. In fntlre in Bishop
0'Farrell's diocese the Catholic must first
obtain from the parish priest letter of
introduction to the Bishop, and must then
make the Bishop personal visit and pre-
sent good and sufficient reasons before a
dispensation will be granted. 1t is dis
tinctly intimated that any such consdera-
tion as mutual love and affection will not
be considered. Sufficient capenical reasons,
such as the avoidance of soAhdal, must be
given. If the parties marfywithout the
Bishops consent the kCatHeiic will be de-
barred from the Church saeraments until
the Bishops forgiveness hasibcen obtained,
and even then must make public acknowl-
edgment from the altar sef the parish
church and ask the pardon Of the congrega-
tion. Ftr.
The Evening critic., 1882-02-22
Well Once More.
54l EAST ABcn STR

PoTTsyILLE, Pa, Sept. ~, 1891.
II. II. WARNER Col Sirs-I have suffered
for many years with Inflammation OF the kid
neys and bladder, and have never found any
thing that would give me any relief except
your safe Kidney and Liver cure.
MRS. MARY SrA0EB.
The Evening critic., 1882-02-22

Gordon, O'Connor, Oakley. Berthe and
frankie Cowan and Dovllers, Senators
Hampton, Vance, Pugh, Ransom, Brown,
ex-senator Gordon and wife, Gen. s. Il.
Belford, brother of Representative Belforl,
Of Colorado; Representatives Oates, Glenn
ents, Herbert, Money. Loving, Scales, Rea.
gan, Davidson, Hall, Gen. Marcus j.
Wright and wife, Miss Annie Wright, Col
Peyton, Charles w. Field, son of ex. Door
keeper Field; Lieut.. Parker, U. S. N;
Messrs. c. Hall, G. c. Lindsey, j. L. Pugh,
ir., II. ID. Martin, James Singleton, ir. b.
Ward, ir., Harry McCary, Franklin Roberts
and Fay Fitzhugh.
Cushing House Hop.
The guests of the Cushing House last night
enjoyed themselves at dress party. Some
of those in fancy dress were Miss Eloise
Williams, Vanity Mrs. DR.. Mason
coquette; Miss Mary Cushing, chocolate
hill, tambourine girl; Miss Lizzie Varney,
Spanish Moor; Mrs. Caincy, peasant girl
Miss Elinora Cowperwait, Queen Gather
ine;' Miss Belle Narney, candy girl Miss
Shannon, Might Miss Hickey "Capitola." !"
Among those present were noticed Col.
and Mrs. Cooper, Representative s. W.
Moulton, Col and Mrs Jere Williams,
Judge and Mrs. Smell, c. Harris aud wife,
Misses Shannon, Chamberlain, Ingersoll,
rhoW anu OtHtfS
Mrs. Lockwood's Party.
A charming hop, intcrspersed with musi-
cal and literary features, was given by
Mrs. Lockwood and Miss Bixford last
night.
Some Wedding Bells.
Miss Katie A. Riley and Mr.. William Z.
Thompson were married last night at
Trinity p. f. Church, in the presence of a
large circle of friends. Rev. DIR. Addison
performed the ceremony. Thomas Nc.
Knew acted as best man and William s.
Thompson, jr., George b. Clark, jr., DIR.
Millard +, Thompson and ID. w. Oyster as
ushers.
The wedding of Mr.. William Burke,
Chief Examiner, Patent Office, aud Miss
Ida M. O'Farrell was solemnized at the
Church of the Incarnation. The ushers
were J. G. Folger and F. w. Crocker.
Mr.. Frank Sharpless and Miss Annie NJ.
Barrick will be married this evening at
| Foundry NJ. L. Church.
Friendship Tent Rail-.
Friendship Tent, No. 73, l. o. R., con.
Quoted pleasant ball last night at Talmadge
Hall. 1t was a perfect success. Tho COM
mittees in charge were as follows: Ballet
master-J. Welch; assistant, W. Wood.
ward. Floor managers NJ. Roache, NJ
| Davis, F. p. Mann, w. Cornwell w. E.
| Sands. Committee of arrangements-C. III
| Worden, chairman William Welch, J. J.
ROLES, j. E. Kenyon, treasurer; T. Spill.
man, secretary.
Mr.. Flower Gives Another Dinner.
Congressman Flower, of New York, gave
another of his famous dinners last night to
distinguished company. The menu was
nerfpcf
The Evening critic., 1882-02-22
"AIderney Dairy Wagons. "

Fresh Alderney Butter, churned every morn
ing and delivered in LIB. award prints, Coz.
per ib. Also, cottage cheese, buttermilk and
sweet milk, &c. per at. Cream 15c. pint.
The Evening critic., 1882-02-22
Durang's Rhenma.ic Remedy
The Army OF Northern virginia.

viii cure any case OF rheumatism on the face
of the green earth. Sold by every live druggist
In Washington,
The Evening critic., 1882-02-22
AMUSEMENTS.
Mrs. Richmond.


"a b, ,ssage to the nation; a message OF
love; a'imessage of wisdom; a message OF
loye;" Is the subject announced for the address
purporting 70 emanate from the spirit OF jas.
A. Garfield through the inspired lips OF Mrs.
Cora l.. v. Richmond, at Lincoln Hall, Friday
evening, February 24. Mrs. Richmond's audi
onces are always large, intelligent and appre-
ciatiye.
FOrd's Opera-house.
Tonight Miss Jeffreys Lewis and her talented
company reproduce "Two Nights In Rome ="
at Ford's Opera-house.
National Theatre.
KiIalfys famous spectacular play, "Black
Crook, with a magnificent ballet at the Ma
tional Theatre.
Italian Opera.
Manager Mapleson announces that Her
Maiestys Grand opera Company Will appear
next Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday at the
National Theatre in brilliant repertoire Seats
at Metzerotts on and after tomorrow,
Her Majesty's Opera Company.
The sale OF seats for the operas OF Maple
sons Opera Company Will begin tomorrow at
Motzerott's. In consequence OF the demand
for boxes the management hayo determined
not 10 sell boxes for single night but only
for the whole course OF three nights.
Capital Theatre.
The great Horseshoe combination, the
famous Clarks and host OF attractions at the
Capital Theatre.
The Evening critic., 1882-02-22
Her China Cup.

lnoSDEAU.l
Her china cup Is white and thin;
thousand times her heart has been
Made merry at Its scalloped brink,
And in the bottom, painted pink,
A dragon greots her with grin.
The brim her kisses loves to win
The handle is a manikin,
Who spies the foes that chip or ehink
Her china cup.
Muse, tell mo II IL be q sin
watch hor lift Il past her chin
Up TO the scarlet lips and drink
The OoloDg draught. Somehow l think
ia like 10 be the dragon in
Her china cup.
The Evening critic., 1882-02-22

OF ALL the theatres in thA eopntry, says
the New York Dramatic NeSs4 the Peoples
Theatre, now building in Sts Louis, Mo-,
will have one of the best appointed stages;
in fact, none will surpass II q finish and
completeness. This is beiQk conducted by
Mr.. ii. G. Raymond, at RFsent in st.
Louis, and his interest inEtAb work has
heen demonstrated by his dey9ting labor to
it night and day in order toaaisure its com S
mond was much exposed "A night damp
naturally incidental in the2efection of an
enormous new building. sub as the Peo
ple's, and the result was thecontraction Of
a severe case Of rheumatism ip the left log
A single application of st Jacobs Oh
brought relief, and in very short time the
pain disappeared entirely. Ma. Raymond
keeps supply convenient in, case of re-
currenee Of a similar trouble,
The Evening critic., 1882-02-22
A. q. s0teIdO Presented ON Two
Charges.

The Grand Jury late yesterday afternoon
presented A. q. soteldo for manslaughter in
killing his brother, A. NJ. Soteldo, aud for
assault, with intent to kill, in shooting Mr..
Clarence M. Barton. The indictment is
being framed, and it is the intention Of
District Attorney Corkhill to press the
cases for trial at an early day.
HAVING used DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup IN my
family for the last three years, hnd II is the
bost preparation have ever used for coughs
and colds, giving almost immediate relief.
B. WALKER.
Gen, com. merchant, llS Light ST., Balto Nd.
BUTLER exchanges stoves for groceries.
The Evening critic., 1882-02-22

BUTLER exchanges stoves Tor groceries.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1882-01-06
Anc.an,c. ne eolh.mi,n-

Judge Richard OGorman in a lecture
a New York audience, a few even
ings ago, introduced Oliver Goldsmith bv
outliDiog the history of The Ugly Duck.
ling, 'as compiled bY Hans Christian Ander-
sen Goldsmith was q reulerkabiyu ugly man.
aud il was a long and "a herd time before
bis b.auty was developed. His people AZ
Ballyma5on, where he was born, thought
to make a clergyman OF him, but az he
appeared, % his examination for orders
in 2 sui, q s%clilet, q ~wastnougLt tia, the
Church would not miss him. aud his
Uuclc C9u'arirc gsva him $50 10 cross
over 3" Virginia @hcIc u was believed a
young gentleman from Trinity College
would surely be in demand. Diver ur-
iortpnaiely started TO 60 by the way OF
Coik, which, The lecturer said. from Lis
memory Of ii no Il was In 1913. is about
the iastcity in tue world % foster ,he
notion Of exile In the bosom of a CON of
the soil. Within a short time. mouuted
on the steed Fidlleback, which rrprcs.u,.
cd the iaycs;nrnt ( toe last ofhi. uncl.'g
money, Oliver TUNED up bIulely A. Bal
lYmahon, where they were heartily sorry
to sec him. Then they said that
he should study the law, and be started
for London by way OF Dublin. but with
no more prospect Of success than had "a,
tended his previous effort. Again he re-.
turned to Ballymahon, where ne threaten
ed to become a permanent institution. The
blood of the G%oldsmi.hs, however. vas
now M, and, it having been decided tha,
medicine was just the thing for young o.
liver to pursue, he was posted off TO Ejjp-
bnrgh, which he reached, il being the FIRST
time that he ever arrived anywhere.
The lecturer then traced Goldsmith tr
Leyden, and followed him thence through
Holland, living by his flute, which he
played villainously, and 10 London. where
he gravcly told and old schoolmate who
met him in a green velvet coat out at the
elbows that he was practising medicine;
where he did, later, mioi.ter TO an ailing
printer, who introduced him to Richard
sons where he came TO know Jobnaon and
Burke and Sir Joshua Reynolds; where be
undertook 10 write a history Of Greece
and be paid for it, and did wri q The
Traveller" "shc stoops TO Conquer" and
''The Vicar of Wakefield, aud where he
died,
10 conclusion, the lecturer c0ntrasicd
the vitality Of the work which Goldsmith
and his famous contemporaries have left.
AZ one Time a world hung upon the words
ot Burke. and of those living how many
have read n speech OF his? Sir Joshua
Reynolds IL being forgotten. Johnson is
remembered through the little parasite
who wrote bis biography. But Goldsmith
in his pure and simple English lives. md
VIII never be forgotten.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1882-01-06
SUN FOR 8 8

Neat year The sun viii make its Gc
'ctn'h annual revolution uEder tire pres
sent management. shining as AWAY.
''I an org ana llttie, mean and gracious
cou'Dil'tN ana unhappy, Republican
ana democrat, 0cpravpd ard ~irfuoue
Intelligent and obtusc. The SUMS Iight
i5 Ior mankind and wOmaukind of evory
S3lti Tut its genial warmth is for tLe
good, while 10 pours hot discomfort ON
me bI.te-ms backs OF the persistently
The sun oflSG3 was n ncwsparer of
n new Kind, 1t discarded MANY of the
forms ana a multitude Of the sup%erluou.
Npl1N ~ phrases of ancient iOuruols
iem. ~ undertook 90 report in a fresh
ShcciHrl unconventional way all the
news Oh mo world, emitting no event of
human interest, and commontinp uDon
affairs with the fCarlessness of absoinfe
Independence. The success of his ex.
bHtinlcut wa the succ"SS of The sun.
AZ erected % u"rln1i eat change in the
r'Nie pt american newspapers. Every
'i"'ort3nt journal established in the
country nm The dozen years past has been
modelled after Tho san. Every impor.
OiDl .utu'. aiIc,aY cSisting hat been
ut'.lei uI aattcred hv the force of
} hc suns yNHnplc.
The sun of lsS2 viii bo the Same ont
spoken, trui t]cll-iug, and interesting
new N D..
"a liberal use OF tho means which
"h ~ahuh''nf prosperity Affords we shall
i9'Ne u better than ever be.olc. We
N"A. lliG' 3'l tac lows, putting IL into
ra'u"ul ltpe, and measuring its i'm
rpli,"uc', mot by tho traditional yard
SUCK, .ut 10y us real interest TO the pCo~
I'' Distance from Printing House
square BIS rot tIe FIRST cousidelat ON
Win The sun. whenever anything hap~
''IN worth reporting We yet the rurticu-
.'', WIZ H.! Do happens ia Brooklyn OF