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The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1883-10-16
LOCAL g. GENERAL NEWS.

LORD Roseberry is expected here next
week.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1883-10-16
Notice to Stockholders.

r}'llE Annual Meeting of the Onomea
Sugar Company will he held IT
Tie office of G Brewer ~ Co. ON MON
DAY, Octobcr 93nd, 1888, at 10 o'clock
a. m. L. @. JONES, Jr.,
jll til Secretary.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1883-10-16
Water Notice.

wafer NOUlce.
Office Sup't Water Works,
Honolulu, July 3, 1882.
A LII persons having Water Privileges
IA are notified that their Water Rates
are payable semi-annually, in advance,
at the office of tie Superintendent of
Water Works, foot of Nuuanu street,
upon the 1st day of January and July of
each year. CHAS. B. WILSON,
Sup't " alter Works
s. K. KAAI, Minister of Interior. 204
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1883-10-16
ARRIVALS.
DEPARTURES.

VVU. u
Schr Emma from llilo
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1883-10-16
TElEpE0NIC,

Diamond Head, Oct. 1G, 6 80 an,
Light n. T.. wind.
Schr Rainbow off Coco Head.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1883-10-16
SO Reward.

T OST on Saturday night on Hotel st.
IL A double English Travelling Rug,
dyed sheepskin foot rug, and an EN-.
broidered dust-wrap. The above re.
ward will be paid on returning same to
400 G. w. MACFARLANE g. Co
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-07-24

Scr stnrrt, Der 5reitas Morsen iiber
bic @esenb binsos, bat nidt suns 70 pieI
Sdaben setbam, ais man ba9te. @s 6Sns
nerte, wetterte, blitte, ranidte unb toite,
ais sinse bic WeIt gu @rinoe, Der 9tesen
spb IN StrOmen ana bic Straben Der
StaSt sli3en @iebbdden, aber reeIer
S6aben 1T feiner, uenisitens ni9t bier
in Der Staot, sei9eben. Wobl iinb einise
Stide 6ensen untsemebt, bic aeite zines
8aumes sebroden worben, aber has III
aud guss. 6armer iageu, Der Sturm
babe itridweiie bas @etreibe ni~ebsrsepebt,
aber basielbe fSnne iid mod wieoer beben.
Die t~elesrupbii9en unS telepbOnii9sn Yet
tun9en waren sur 3eit bes Sturmes gang:
lid unbraudbar, serart MAI bic Suft mil
@IectriSitdt sei9wdnSert.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-07-24
gm 9onneritaa abeuS fanO in Seeb's

Mm Sonneritag Mbenb fano in Seeb's
Gale bic V~eifammlung Der 9arembnrger
ftatt. gs waren AZ Mann anweienb.
Serr Ms. Court leste ben @runb Der 0ers
iammlung por unb Der &ebafteur bieies
Slattes murbe als Soriitsr erpdblt.
Serr 81. $. Qoes wurbe sum S9riits
Iiibrer ertoren. Gs wurben 8ei9liiIe
sefaBt, ~ BEN Serein 81 9riinben,
2.) baB benz 8erein ale Dieienisen beis
treten %t6nnen, bic entweber i'm @roBbers
sostbum, ober in elmer Der prouinsen, bic
friiber gum 9anbe sebOrten, ober in Nmes
rita pom 2%uremburser Gltern scboren unb
Der 9%uremburser Sprade mddtis iinb.
0eitsr murben 8ei9lIiie sefaBt, baB bic
gerbamblunsen in Sen geriammlunsen in
urembursersbsuti9sr Sprude, bic Yrotos
foIe iebo9 in bo9beuti9er Spra9e gu
fiibren iinb. Der Brdiibent ernannte elm
Gomite BON flint Mam Sur Mbfaiiung Der
Contribution, unb wurbe er ielbit benz Gos
mite ais ie9iter beisefiist. Gum S9luB
murben bic Namen aQer 0erienisen per-
sei9net, bic in Der @eriammluns anpeienb
waren. Die nd9ite 8sriammluns finbet
am O~onnsritas iibsr a9t Gage am ielbsn
Srte I'M s llbr Mbenbs itatt, n bas
Gomite ben gntpurf CUR neuen Contribution
uorlest. gs mare gu wiiniden, baB bic
@eriammlums 10 Sablrei6 als mOslid be-
fudt miirbe.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-07-24
giel bGtte nidt aefeblt, mare am Sreis

tag elmer BON Meuier 81 Sos giertreibern
um's 2eben sefommen. Sin Garmer Nas
mems @ibion IieB feline gferbe leidtiinnis
serwsiie unansebunben oil Mainitrabe itss
ben. sic wurben unsebulbis unb sinsen
burd. 9ln a9tsr StraBe rannte bas Ges
ipdnn in ben 9%ampenpfoften, baB bic @lass
iplitter flirrten. Sect wurben bic Yferbs
erit redt BON Der Sur9t ersrifien unb wie
raienb %iauiten ie gl9te StruBe binab unb
in 9lapitraBe binein, senau our i3eit, ais
Der Mann nit ieinsm Yierpassn aus Glaps
itraBe umbrebte, nm bic g9te binaufsufabs
rem. Die beihsu @sipanne caramboIirtsn
Der 9ieruascn warb .%Ssri6mettsrt unb Der
Sreiber in bic S6be seworfen. gtlidlis
9erpeiie wurSe Der Sreiber bsim Saqsn
nidt uerlest, AUDI bic Bferbe famsn unbes
i6dbi9t bauon. @ibion wirS feline Qsi9ts
fertisfeit tbeuer beSablen %mtiiiisn. Sci al
lem llnsliif war nod Slid, baB fein
Meeni9enleben p~srloren sins.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-07-24
Wie ueridieoeu bic Steuereini4atun

gen in ben peri6isbsnsn Counties finb, sebt
aus foIsenben 3abIsn beruor. Scott So.
lit fir feline 9anbereien einsei3dtt gu slO,s
52l ass, Dubuque nur gu SO, l4l4,3l4,
golf gu GIG, 22O, 6lO, 0es Moinss s9,s
9e2, 9ss, CHM $40, 756, sos, Clinton ST.
oO2, 40, Solar SO, 1924. $50, Sadion So
goa, 655. Der Wertb Der itdbtii6sn gaus
pIats lit in ben na6besei9neten Counties
folsenbsr: So, S59, 273 in Scott, S3,474,s
647 in Dubuque, s6,65O,57 in Bolf,
s3,45s, 267 in 0es Moines, l ,44O, 935 in
Clinton, s4l6, $50 in Gebar, 81, 44O, 935
in Muscatine nnb $685., $50 in sSadion So.
gSis man iiebt, 1T bier bic Steusrsini9ds,
suns sleidmdBiser.
Die Observation-Disclosures
bat piel 9lrbeit, menn iie bieie duBerit I'M,
slei9mdBisen Steuereini6deunsen in'a
ri9tise @lei9sepi9t brinsen nil.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-07-24
Sefanntuladnna.

lin &aum fir 9erbit: unb Winterpaas
rem gu i9uffen, weroem mir bis gum nd9s
item eriten September aae uniere Srib.
iabrss unb Sommerfleioer gum Ginfaufss
preis ~psrtaufen. 8ommt unb bort uniere
Breiie. 0ir babsn ben Namen melt unb
brett bafir, bab mir RIeiber INNER am Bill
lisitsn uerfaufen unb uniere &unbsn sleids
mdBia gut bebanbeIn. Seem Yort Glotbins
Store, MainitraBe, nube Siebenter Ctr,
Dubuque, Soma.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-07-24
Manden 0ana eripart.

Sm u~nisrer SamiIie 1T Or. gusuit
&6uis's 5amburser 8rufttbee
elm llniuerialmittel, bas Bel grtdltunsen
iofort in &equiition seiett mirb, Truu unb
&inbern unb uns ielbit i9on bic beiten
Oienite seleiitet unb unierm 5ausarate
idon manden Sang eripart bat. = Sins
seissr", Ridmonb. 90.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-07-24

Cine am Sonneritag sessn Mittas Dor
ben 3eitunssbiiraus anSei9Iasene 0epei4e,
bab General Grant toSt iei, bra9te cine
gentle aufresuns in Der Stabt berpor.
Ood leste ii9 bieieIbe i9nel, ba bic teles
srapbiide gnte turs barauf absemurfft
pur6e.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-07-24

gfiln mill man aud bier bas f~infsisidbs
rise @eburtsfeit 5eS Staates Soma feiern.
Oas beiBt bintenna9fommer wie Der Siters
rei9ii9e 9anbffurm. Oa ibr, ibr alien
@niiebler, nidt sur ~seeisneten i3eit feiern
moltet, 10 laBt's iest aud bleiben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-07-24
Stadt 4 Mmaeaena.
Entered at the post-ofHce at Dubuque, Iowa.
and admitted for transmission through
the mail at second-class rates.
gfadfolaenbes edreiben ipri@t fir iid
Srisr. ben u. SUM 1883

Grier, ben 81. Sum- 1883.
@uer @oblseboren
beebre i'd mid ben Gmpfans BON LOG Hl.
nebit 2 SoIari9einen nit benz @usbrudt
bes tiefiten Oantes gang ersebenit a~nsnsei.
gen. M6se Der lisbe Soft bieie barmbersis'
9iebs su BEN armen Sbnen unb ben per:
ebrten @sbern rei9li9 lobnen.
guer Woblseboren ersebenfer
(ses.) M. Selir, SiidOf BON Erier.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-07-24
Qcbrer nnb Sraaniitenitelle atindt.

Gin fatbolildsr 9ebrer, Der in be,
beutl6en nnb ensliiden Sprade I'M.
terri6ten uno Die Srsel ipielen fam.
iudt cine Stelle. @ute !3eusniie an
Sanb. Ndbetes 1T ,u erfabren' unter ber
? b>reiie j.. s. in Der Expedition bieies
YIatteS.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-07-24
&aum beft bas fiible Grab Die iferbli>

den lleberreite bes bo9w'iten 8iidofs Sic
Muaen, iinb bic Oes Woinier aud i9on
pieber an Der Gbeiluns Der erit neusei9afs
fenen 9iSceie urib Der grbebuns pom 0es
Moines gu einem eisenen Sii9ofsfte. @s
sibt 9eute, Die unueruiitlid in ibren SOffs
nunaen iinb.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-07-24

ga! Nu! Sp. @arb 8ee9er, er bdlt
ben MdnnIein unb WeibIein tes blaus
bdu1isen Stammes am 27iten bs. Mts.
cine IorIeiuns. Der 8orpit tbut bod
piel, beionbeys Der weibli9e! Horny soft
qui NAL y pense.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-07-24

Mm Sonneritag bra6te Der 0ompfer
vSeiepbine" cine SroBe @n3abl ~9lusfiisler
pom Davenport bierber, psI9e bic Sen Gitp
in slusenidein nabmen, unb nit ibrer &eiie
sufrieSen, febrten iie @benSS nit tlinsens
benz Spiele gum Soote suriid, bas fe ses
braht.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-07-24
3u eberrins @ount 1T elm i9redli9es

81 SDerrllS WfolIff TT EN- 11redlI1es
lln9liid paiirt. Der Sarmer Steine,
mdbte am Mittwo9 &ossen. Sein flei.
ner iedsidbriser Sobn mar bel ibm umb,
mie IS i9sint, fam bas &inb in einem I'M:
bewadten Nusenblid Dor sie Genie nno be'
0ater bieb ibm einen tiefen S9nitt ING
Snie. s8ie bic glerSte iasen, muB bas
8ein %absenommen werben, wenn bas Sc:
ben bes Rnaben gerettet werben fol-.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-07-24

Nidt bonn 1. Snli, iOnbsrn erit pom
l.. October an ptrS Sas 8riefporto auf
2 Gents reOuSirt werben. Slos bas nsus
YOitanweiiunss : Spftem trut am l. SuIi
in @irtiamfeit.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-07-24

Nad benz lleien 0~iten;geieB BON sSais
nois miiiien Die @irtbe III OF Dubuque
iett $500 jdbrIid fir ben Serfauf pOn
S6naps unb $50 S9anfteuer fir ben
Sierperfauf besablen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-07-24

Sn Der MontassiBungI. %. bat Der ct.
Mlpbonius Serein ben &ebafteur bieies
8lattes einitimmis ais Oelesat e%rnannt,
nm ben Serein auf Der biesidbrisen @enes
raj : @eriammluns bes .. 81. &. Central
gereins in Gpanspias, Snb., gu uertreten.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-07-24
WiItyamfee MarftberiMt.

@er S%elesrapb.) 90. Sili 1883
Bei3en-Ho. Q, $1.04f.
Safer-S5 6ts.
WeIf6forn-51 Cts.
&oSsen-54} Cts.
@erEe-47} gts.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-07-24
8iQiae Sidets mad europa.

Wer biaise Tidets mad europa wiinidt,
Ta~rmeisentbum serne gut unb biQis pers
ii9ert, iprede Dor BEL g. aiefier, $40. 755
Glapitrabe.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-07-24

Der ct. &apbael 3weis : gerein Der
&. &. gesenieitisen SamiIienidusseisls
idaft BON Soma bat fOlsenbe Beanie fir's
fommenoe Sabr ernannt: grdfbsnt Sobn
Multern, gicesprdibent 8. .. 0uisIsp,
Sefretdr uno S4atmeiiter Mi9asl Ga
naibien; Directoren N. s.. Megartbp,
.. 9asen unS Z. 8. Donabus.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-07-24

Ser 0eneral : Ypitmciiter bat an bic
goftbeamten ben Befebl e%rlaiien, bic bur9
ibre 9anbe sebenben 3eitunsen bel Der grs
petition NIT seb0riser SorsfaIt unb nidt
pis altss Wuritpapier su bebanbeln, 10 bab
iie ri9tis an ibre gbreien s~elunsen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-07-24

@ie ms SER Grioolin Seer, Der ar'
ditect iast, bot man nit ben Mauerarbei'
ten gu Der nersn Rirde in &c Mars besOn;
men, aud Der Contract fir bic Infertisum9
Don 700, 600 8adfeinen 1T perseben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-07-24

RetpsDorf Narftberint.
@er SeIesrapb) 20. Snli 1888.
@eisen-MiImoufee, SEQ. 2, Silt.
Safer-43 bis "a Cts.
UeIfdforn-sem. 10. so bis SO Cts.
S9weinefeiid -$15.7S bis 1926.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-07-24

ct. 2omtS Ntarftbertdt.
Yer TeIesrapb) %. Suli 1888.
Usisen-rotber, go. Q, 81 .05s bis 1.064.
R eIidtorn-464 bis 48 Cts.
Safer-s6 Cts.
Sdweineteiia-$15.10 10.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-07-24

9ie bieiisen Selesrapbiiten baben iia
nidt am Streife betbeilist. Die glrbeit
l9reitet poran, mie INNER.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-07-24

Ser MaridaI erinnert bic 8irtbe be-
rsits bran, baB am 1. ausuf bic spsite
66lfte Der Sdantiteuer s%rfalsn 1T.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-07-24

Nit Gus ais Irisbtraft fol- Der @lepas
tor an pierter Strabe In Sang ssiett per;
ben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-07-24
NO. 2. - W0dentlide 8riefiite.
Dubuque. ben %. SuIi 1883.

Dubuque, ben 90. Suli 1883.
Sn welder als grisis a~naeseiet fnb, weIde pom 10. SuIi
BITS sum a3. SuIi In Der bisiteen YsitsiRes anssfommen unb
ui&t absebeli porbsH ftnp.
Serwan9er Sobn eaii Nie
Gilbert Mar9aret Yiiaer Sobu2
Sriei6e Wforis Guff aug SO
Sutter sSaeob S6roeoer . 3
Sol,mann Suitine @elam abolpb
Renp Sobn Nilo Garl
Yean persshs ni4t. penn man mad Brisien suf bisier 9ins
frast, w. bsmntsn. sab as anssisist hns. uHs bts Nuns
nsS Der Drishiiis s~njnssbtH.
essres Scene, psAweba.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-07-24

Trau Snianna 8eder, fribere 9eimer
pom Chicago, 1T BEL Serrn s. S9uler unb
Serr Sranf 8erl bel 9errn Ns. 8eber anf
8siud. 0ie mir bOren, lit nod ueiterer
8eiu9 BON Chicago ansetinbist. Come
on
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-07-24
ct. somts Marftbert@t.

Bletntttterdl, ..,........... vi .0O-22. 90
3tntmimeral (blask jack dry boone) II. 00-20.0 90
The Evening critic., 1883-04-23

self foi money just as the living skeleton
motive than they, and filled his pockets
with gold. There is some satisfaction, in
knowing that he was bunkoed' out of
some of it before he got away from the
country.
And TO make assurance doubly sure along
came Mrs. Langtry. Her manager, Mr..
Abbey, very frankly assured the theatre
goers of the United States that she was
neither beauty nor an actress. And he
was right. AS a woman she is good-look-
ing, but not beautiful; as an actress she is
fairish sort of amateur. Yet we all
flocked to sec her, drawn to the playhouse
by curiosity, just as we all went to see
Jumbo last year to compare him with
Bolivar, and just as wo will all go agan TO
see if he's grown any since last year. Mrs.
Langtry was widely advertised as
woman to whom the infatuated heir
to the throne of her country
was paying his compromising attentions.
Any woman upon whom "the Prince 4"
smiles is beautiful in the eyes of the snob5
and the snobbesses of whom English society
is so largely made up. SO, when he tired of
her she found herself possessed of mer-
chantable fame, and she has not been slow
to profit by it. Americans went to see her
just as they go to see the bearded woman
or the double-headed girl.
After all there is method in their mad
ness. What care Wilde and Laugtry for
us2 AS little as we do for them. They
come; they show themselves at so much n
head we go, pay, sec, smile or swear ac-
cording to our mood-thcy pocket the
money, go back homo and laugh at us.
"He land she, too, in this case) laughs best"
because 'he land she) laughs last" Ha!
ha !! ha Z! he! he !! he i!
The Evening critic., 1883-04-23

any one man to create disaffection in our
ranks"
81 have povcr in my life voted other
than Republican ticket, and do not OK
pect to" said the first speaker, "but if the
Republican party expects victory in 'Si,
they must work hard from this time on.
We should not bank too much on the mis-
takes of the next House or else we might
get fooled. Even the Democrats sometimes
profit by experience
"Ah!' mournfully spoke up the other,
''all the mistakes the Democrats can make
in the next House will not have sufficient
weight with the country to create feeling
in our favor. The party is gone, and that's
certain"
What the President wears and what he
does on occasions of ceremony have been
frequently described and discussed by the
press. The skeleton in the Executive closet
has been picture cd in its ghastly whiteness,
and the Chief Magistrate in the role of
vocalist, singing the melody wait Till
the Clouds Roll By" has been fully de-
scribod 1t remained, however, for the OBJ
servant Critic to descend into the Presi-
dental lardcr and bring forth a singular
fact in connection with his epcureau prac-
tices.
Repospg quietly on the right of his
plate at every dinner time can be seen u
small oval dish, decorated with bright blue
Chinese designs. The dish is solitary
specimen Of its kind among the costly aud
shining ware which decorates tho Presi-
Dental board. Its blue color is mark of
designation and its contents are prepared
daily from special recipe expressly for Mr.
Arthur.
The receptacle contains the Preside nt's
favorite dish, "Knickerbockcr stew" and
to serve his dinner without it would be
sheer neglect on the part of the steward.
He became attached to the mixture many
years ago, having encountered its fragrant
odor and palatablc taste while visiting an
old ivan" family in New York city, and
now, no matter whether the occasion is one
of ceremony or privacy, the blue dish of
''Knickerbocker stew" must be in front of
his plate at the dinner table.
Like the sportsman who raves over juicy
canvas backs, or the old-timer who goes
into ecstacies over fragrant diamond
back terrapins, the President fairly en-
thuses over stew. Only one of the kitchen
attaches knows how to prepare the magi-
cal mixture, and, from constant experience,
that one has become an adept stewist and
his bandiwork tickles the Presidential pal
ate with diurnal regularity. The stew
| is composed of choice cuttings of beef, Irish
potatoes, Bermuda onions, parsley and
enough spice and Worcestershire sauce to
give it piquancy. 1t is a daisy dish, fit for
king, and, served up steaming hot, can
not be discounted anywhere.
The Evening critic., 1883-04-23

THE Tribune to-day publishes crop re-
ports from the great grain States and Ter
ritories of the West and Northwest. These
are furnished by the Tribme's special corre-
spondents at various places throughout
those sections, and are thus summarized:
"The acreage of the crop as compared with
that of last year, and the causes of increase
or decrease the condition of the growing
crop at the present time, the circumstances
of weather, ETC., that have hitherto acted
upon it favorebly or unfayorably and the
character Of season now required to bring the
crop to perfect fruition; the progress thus
far made in spring work on the wheat
farms and impartial estimates of the prob
able amount of this years crop, based upon
comparisons with that of last year. In the
great river bottoms damage from floods is
reported, and elsewhere there have been
heavy rains and killing frosts, and insect
destroyers have in places been busy. In
some places, indeed, the situation is so bad
that farmers are ploughing up their grain
fields for the planting of other crops. Iu
other localities, however, the wheat is in
splendid condition, and bids fair to rival
last years magnificent harvest, while it will
be noticed that even in the sections
that have suffered most severely change
for the better has already set in, and with
advancing spring the prospect daily grows
brighter. The winter is considered favor
able, on the whole, both for winter wheat,
which has been protected by the heavy
SHOWS, and for spring wheat, for which the
land has been fertilized by these SHOWS and
left in good condition for early plowing.
The general tenor of the reports promises,
therefore, crop which, if not perhaps
equal TO that of last year, will be at least up
to the average of crops for several years
past"
The Evening critic., 1883-04-23

THERE is an ordinance against playing
ball in the streets, and we venture to say
there is no ordinance more frequently
violated, and that, too, almost under the
very eyes of the police in some cases. This
playing ball in the street is great nui-
sance and should be stopped, for the play
ers not only frighten horses, but many q
householder can tell to his sorrow of win
dows broken and other damage to property
by this violation of law.
The Evening critic., 1883-04-23

One of Major Ben Butterworths most in
innate friends stated the other day that if
the Major is not nominated for Governor of
Ohio by the Republicans that he will quit
politics and settle down to the practice of
law at Cincinnati. Major Butterworth is
a good lawyer and can soon have very
lucrative practice.
The Evening critic., 1883-04-23

PLAYING conductor on the bobtail cars
yesterday and to-day was accompanied by
all the disagreeableness attendant on drip
ping coats umbrellas and waterproofs.
This, as usual was especially noticeable on
the rich Metropolitan line.
The Evening critic., 1883-04-23

Two gentlemen, both Republicans, seated
in an Avenue car this morning, were dis
cussing the political situation when Que of
them said;
Il tell you the outlook for our party in
the coming Presidential election is blue in
deed, and unless some awful strong reac-
tion sets in in our favor very shortly we
are doomed"
YES" added the other, "the breach in
our party is almost past healing, l fear, aud
while am in favor of doing all in the way
of patching up our differences, still should
like to see Whitelaw Reid, che sender of
the famous midnight dispatch, kicked out.
He is disturber, and has done more than
The Evening critic., 1883-04-23

THE race between Haulan and Ross will
take place at ogdensburgh, that place cou
tributing a purse of $4,000. This city
might have had the benefit of this race, the
first between oarsmen of worldwide reputa
tion, and whose records are unbroken series
of victories, but for untimely kicking in
certain quarters. Thousands of people
would have visited this city, filling our
hotels and leaving with us vastly greater
sum of money than the oarsmcn would
have carried off.
The Evening critic., 1883-04-23
Special NOTICES.

vecu- GOVERNOR JOAN p. ST JOHN, OF
W. Kansas, will lecture under the aus Iices OF
The Woman's Christian Temp'rance Union. at
CONGREGATIONAL Church, 10Th aud q sts n. W, ,
FRIDAY, Apfll %, at y m. Admission. 21
cents. Tickets for sale mt Temple Hote., COG 9th
81. H. w, Reserved seats at Ella 25cents extra.
The Evening critic., 1883-04-23

1t is said that President Arthur was very
much perplexed when he learned that his
son Allan had been here during all the
time he (the President) was iunketing, and
that when he learned that Allan had been
imbibing so freely of the yum yum in the
wine cellar he muttered freely some words
he learned from the fishermen of Florida
and which are used on occasions of bad
luck.
The Evening critic., 1883-04-23

YESTERDAY was not a very good day to
have gone to the Botanical Gardens; but
just think how nice it would have been if
one with literary tastes had been comtorta-
bly, seated in the Congressional Library,
well warmed and lighted, reading some fa-
vorite author OF poring over rare books ofref-
ercnce. But this privilege was denied those
who desired it. This discrimination be-
tween the toilers and idlers is all wrong,
and should be done away with.
The Evening critic., 1883-04-23

WHAT curious fools Americans are. II
there were any doubt about it, the way
that they swarmed around that lackadaisa-
cal, super aesthetic ass, Oscar Wilde, would
prove it. They actually went to see that
empty headed fellow, who exhibited him
The Evening critic., 1883-04-23

Incorporated In 1868 for 25 years by the Legisla-
ture Tor Educational and Charitable purposes
with q capital OF sl,e00,OO0-to which a reserve
find OF over s550,000 has since been added.
by nm overwhelming popular vote its franchise
was made part OF the present State Consttu-
tion adopted December I'd, A. ID. 1873
The only LOttory eUer voted on and fndorSed By
Hc peOpiO oJ any State
10 nereT scales or p0Stpones.