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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1883-09-03
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BbiIa6eIpbia, %. @lt9. 1873;

YbtlaoeIpbtG, e. Nu9. 1883.
9lm nGditen c 6 # Sfto6er iin6
es 200 Sabre, ais 1853 Die rften 0eut>
i6en Biontere ben 8obcn Der iebigen Ser.
Staaten betraten, Inn u ermantoip II +,
9egenipGrti0 eit Tbeil pDn 8bila0elpbta,
ais erite beutj6e 9lnfiepIung in Oiclcm
9anbc su griinber.
Die 9eutlden 81ilaoelpDia'S ba6en 5nr
Seier bieleS fir baS gelommte 0euti6tDum
2lmertfas unb fir Die gnnSe Jtation unb
ibre Sulturgei6idte 10 ipi6tisen @rcisnils
les cine grobe Seit>S Organization gebilOet
bas 9lnoenfen Oil Dielcn Scginn Der groBell
cinen 10 geDi0tigeu Gntbeil an Der BelieOcz
lung Der &olonien uito ant Nufbau uno oil
Der Mpblfabrt unlerer Nepubltt gebabt bat.
auf feitlihc gSeile 0ffentli6 begebcu.
Sn i6rem gtanlen forOert OaS @Iecrttpz
Gonlite Der Seltfetcr SIT Bbtlaoelpbta alle
.0elttlden I'M Sanoe alIt, nit ibl1ell Sl glet7
der 3eit Die @rirnerulg al OicleS beocu7
tungspoue @reignib iiberau our1 irgero
melde feitlihe 2ltte su fetern.
OtcieS @retsniB lit BON nation0ler Ses
6eutltn0, uno beS6alb ipenbcn mir ms a1
9lle in ben Ser. Stonten, neldc Durd @ee
burt oocr 9%lbitainmuliG bcm ocltldpen
Gtaum otgehoren, Our6 cine all9cnlcine
Seier I'M gnn3e1 2alt0e 3cll9HlB abSulegen
Dor Qllcm 0plte:
9aB Die 0cutidcn SIT Ben criten NllicOz
lerM oeS 9olloe9 9c00rten;
9oB i6r SSleiB llnb ibre IDatfrdft !Oal1o
in Sano nit DEM nglo1nmcrttdntldDell Gle>
n1ellt oieleSSQanD bon 9llbe9irn all sI beltc>
Dcln unb SIT fultipiren holf;
9aB i6re TreibeitS> 2it6e lnb iDr WeltD
0eiuultigc BeiDilfc Sur 9~egrllnoullg mo sur
iiegrcihc1 GrDaltung nnlerer grpbcn Jtez
publit leiiteten;
0aB i0re SpraMe, Gelittulg ule 2cbe1Sz
onihoulino nibt frem0 in nielem &ollbe,
iouoern cill0sboren urb Don nu~turlDll61t9cr,
Diitortider Berebtigung balelbit ltlto;
0aB lire @elslltgtcit tl1o iDr, nurtD Die
Gflege Der i00ncn &ilnltc getpetDtcS Nolfs1
Gebe1, bel uereoeltcll, 6ettcrem NebellSgcnltB
ais 8eiipiel Der gnnSen Station ltetS DplI
9rpBcm lSertD :uar, 9%eBentDGrtig nod lit
mn lpctterDil1 ietn miro = llDent Od11elbc
9luen bic bcitct 2ebren gibt, alif pel6e
gSeiic, oDte GerIebunG per perlonltden
Srcibcit, pDne GcrperenSe uno SonntngS>
3iuong, tpaDrer UfGBigteit ltno tpabrer
&olfSsWtoral, Bilbung l1no @r5teDung Die
Sabn gcbrnhen iperben fanl.-
gSir haLtcn oieie Teier fir BEN ri6tigen
Wipment
GritenS, I'M allen 9eut;6> Nn1erifanern
obige Mabrbeitcn ms @eoG6tniB 81 rlfen +;
3tpettels, I'M au' utiere englil6zreoenz
oen Wtitbllrger auf oieic Observation-Disclosures
ben G9atladcn aufmertiam Su MAIDEN,
lpelde lpobL geeigllet iino, iDneu Ben rid)7
tigen IiaBitob fir Biirpi8ung ocs beutlden
GlemcntS Su gebell, OuS ii0 bafilr nidt bios
ouf Die ge8enmort, %ionpcrn auf cine 5tpet7
bnlloertiGbrtge Wfitarbeit an Der Negrut1
oung uno gSODlfabrt, an Der Treibeit, Dem
Jtllbrl uno Der @rObe uuierer 0teplbltt be-
ruft.
Den 0elti6eu 8enniplpaniens aber,
tpelde gum Sbeil bon Oeutl6en Ginlpa1oe>
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1883-09-03
9te benortcbcnoc PortODcrAbs
feS1tu0A

GineS Dee DieIfaden icgcnSreidcn Jtelulz
tate Der letOer 10 turSen - @1rfteI0'z
den BermaItung bc1tan0 oartn,
oab Die ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS entblIt muir
ben unb IS III Solgc oellen mDglid geipnrz
ben lit, ben gro6en nntilrlidcu lleberi6uB
Der Y~oitDerDaltunq in greifbaren 3aDlen
Dor ii6 gu Ie6e1. Sc mebr geraoe 0orlcD,
pel6er inter DEM leoiglt6 0ur6 0as @ez
NAtAtprbL bictirten Gerfa6ren beS nieIbez
flagten Yr1ltoe1ten am metftelt SI lcioel1
bate, bas gnoenfeu oeS @rn1orOcten al
perungIimpfen ludt, lin 10 DeItLi6er tritt
es beroor, boB nur Die 9tidli0tnaDme auf
0as @emeiniDD6l ben 4SrIitoenten DaSu Der>
d~nlalie11 fotnte, etnelt Wtaun, iDelder Der
republifantl6en 8artet tmncrbiu 9epilie
9icnite 9eletItet bate, ritdlt6tsloS am ben
Stranger 5u ite!en. Sett Der booenloien
8erl6tDenoung, tDelde our6 Die WtGitung
OnrleD's unb ietner @enolien aus offentz
Iiden Otttteln be0tn9t mar, elm 3iel gelcbt
lit, ltefert Die B~OltDertDaltung, Delhe bis
oa6tn cine erbebliGe .3ubuBe aus offent>
li6en Wlitteln in Qlnipru6 nabn, einen itez
tig nadienben lleberiuuB. Sn Der i3cit
bonn l. Sult 1881 bis gum 80. Stunt 1882
bat oerlelbe $1,100,000 betragen uno fir
bic 9lci6e Yertooe 1982l83 i6GSt man i'm
nad ben biSber einge9angenen 9te6nun9en
1uf 81 100000.
Mirb MN bieIer lteberiduB burd bie ant
/. Sftober in &raft tretenoe SEDUCTION 0es
Snldn0p0rtDS bon 3 auf 2 Gents Derlnin>
bert iDerben ? Otan brau6t fein 8rDp6et
81 lein, nm 81 er1ptoern, baB bieler Sal,
tpenlt ilber6aupt, nur auf cine beldrGntte,
uno Stpar auf cine futSe 3eit eintreten
fam. Gs nirO 0ies am belten 0urd elnen
&iid6ltd auf frilbere ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
ertpielen. Ser critic beoeuteloe S6ritt in
bteier 8esiebung puroe i'm Sabre 1915 ge=
tbar1. 8is oabil1 bate Der Sat ie nad) Der
@ltfernung 6, 10, 123 un0 49, GentS be-
trdgen. Scbt ipurOe CT auf 5 9ent5 fir
ieoe Strede bis gu 300 Oieilen uno ouf 10
GentS fir gr0Bcre 9iitan5en feitgelebt.
Se6s Sabre lpGter fol9te bic 9teouction
ouf 3 Gents fir ieben i'm 8orauS besablten
Snlanobrief, beiicu 3iel ni6t iiber 1000
Wfeilen e%ntfernt lag. Ser GortOcrz
mdBi9uns bon 1915 foI9te eil1 @us
nabnlen : Giidgang uu1 IA GroSent,
uno Der bon 1851 Elm nod be-
trG6tlt6erer. Oa6 Der erite nur Gin
gang poriberge6enber 9etpeier lit, tptro
nur zines bnlben 0ubenoS Sabre beourtte,
1tllt CtllC ICIItlC J(CUlItluI BtlC9tSltl3A u
9lbcinen 81 laiien, unb baB Der speite l6on
tahge peri6mcrSt lit. bebarf ~iiberbaltpt feis
mes Beipeiie5. Selblt Die inStuiiden erfol9te
@infl9rung Der @in>GentzB oitfarten Derz
modte, obglei6 unstpeifelbaft eir nidt 9es
ringer 59ei1 ouer GorreiponbenS uunmeDr
in 6ieier lSeiie erle6igt ipurOe, feinen anbalz
tenben @influB auf Die @i%nnabnten aus3I7
ubeu.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1883-09-03

iion 6er inoil6en 9lrrnee GIT ii6errebmen.
Gr miro etlpa 5lpet Sabre bon England ab>
peleno lctn. Seine @entablin ioll i'm rad
Slloten begleitcn, mQbrenO Die &iiloer BET
Der a0lljgin blcibs1.
Sin nr6tDare5 @rubcn>
ungltd erci9uetc ii0 am Wtor9en 0es
Is. Qtllgu1t i'll Dem 53ir16ergiperfe v9B6eel
9gar Wtine" 6ct 3feorutb. Oreisc0n Berg
lellte batter bic gfa6tl6i0t Dollenbct ltllo
tDurDCn i'm 2~lufSuge 5u Sage 0ef0r0ert.
NlS Der GGfi9 Den 2~onOun8Splab nabe5n
crreidt bate un0 Die QSellc Die lebtc linz
oreDullg mad)te, Inn ben Qcuten ben Qlusz
tritt su erl10gIi6ci1, ri6 plOblt6 baS S0rz
0erictl. Sin Wtam lprang nod raid ntf
Die &anDung lnO rettete Iid in 6eln Qtu9ellz
blide, ais 0inter ihnt ieilc unglildlidben
&ameraben nit cinem Observation-Disclosures
S6rct IN bic &iefe i"tiirSten. Stir cine Ofiz
nlte borte man otn &arrell nit ieiner lez
benhen SSrdd)t OH bic ySGnbc DcS SUB tie
fen SdddltcS onl6la9cn unb bam trat
cine unDeimllid)e Stilc eilt, ipcld)e fcirell
3meifel ilber ba5 SbiGiol Der nrl1et spolf
Serglcute nuftpnlncn lieB. Sofort fubren
einige 8ergtnnppen oil, I'M 6ilfe Gil l~etltcl1,
ipenn nod Stlfe SIT leilten mar; Guf Der
SDDte pe9 SOdCDtc5 dll9elaf19t, Taltpeil ne
aber mn 5iD0lf furdt6ar D%eritiinmclte
Heidnamc nit scridmettcrtcn @licbcrn ulto
gum S0cil abgetrenltcn S0pfen.
Sine &inberzNuftion ptrbc
am Ii. oS. auf o~ffcner StroBe III SlbDam
(@nglano) a69eDalten. Sin ani0cincrlO
Dem 9lrbcitcrltanoc angeD0rige SruA iteltte
lore sipet &inoer am Wtorftpldbc gum Ser
taufc aus. 0aS dltere &ino = ein &nobe
BON 6rei Sa6relt, biibi6 unb rctnIi6 ange7
aogen ipurOe Don elmer firl6erloicn Dame
fir 6 gence go 9fennige) eritanOet, lofprt
III cine 9rol0fe ge6obcn ullo bon ieiner
neuen Mfltter oaDongefit6rt. 0a5 iiingcre
&trb, ein MGoden bon Is MtonnGcn, err
mics ii0 ais MnpcrtGuRid, o6idOn Bic
Otlttter baiiel6e idlieBli0 iiir ei1en 9enlp
ioSi6la9en poate. vIiein Ulann lit tobt
uro jd) fam bas &irq nidt crnGbren", REF
iie, vncbmt eS fir einen NflmD!" Son ben
Diclcn bullbert 2ellten, ipclde bGS Neib
umltonbcn, wpllte ii6 abcr 9liemano auf
ben !6anbe[ einlaile1, unb bic Sralt sog
Oann, Oa5 StnO auf Dem Nr1ne, auf Der
2anDitrabe tpeiter.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1883-09-03

Inter bieiem 11mitGn6en bdtte man BRETT
i6on iebt bas gorto fir SnlanObriefe ooer
minoeitens bas fir Staotbriefe alt eirtert
Sent hcrabieben fDnnen. Bur Gr5ielung
bon llebcri6iiien lift Die Gotncripoltung
ni6t ba, fiibren bod llebcrl6iiiic notur7
gemdB SIT Observation-Disclosures &crpoltung.
O6ne BEN grobc1 @ciammtilbcrih nB Der
8un6ese @innnbmen iibcr bic BunoeszNus@
gaben tpdre es ME SIT Der belltigen PenlIonSz
geleb9cbun9 9etOmmen.
CO. 9. 3eitung.).
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1883-09-03
gabremo Sts Eeatnerenneenem SaDreS w1rOe" mabea" IOO'OOO

Sir 0eutide @niieOler unO Taruer nNItrettlg has Otle HWO O'u'gE
Scr. Stadten!
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1883-09-03

GtabIt:t felt 1851.
Henry Sch0elEkOpf,
NU. 232-a34 ST amontpb=S tra6e,
s,pti6cn 1rcuttin Inb Wtartei> 1traBe,
oIierirt in au5ge;ei0uetsn QuaEtdten:
Gd,ten GniiacMtb1Ier SeGfe,
GoaMer, Mc9cfOrts niO Narmefon=&1Ie'
&~iciigem S6mcijer. mno S.at0fdle,
gcMc Oieei1brige boil. %GrinGc,
ScrildYc E0IiIarOeAcr unO Suttet,
Itar;nirtc SSaitb1rDer &31risSe,
Morinivte &telc niO NcutanBcn,
WMlIl6c SarNincs tiso Mn6)oUteS,
GdDte irGnsoIibe SarotacS,
NulIiIdleN MnOi9r,
Warit.irtc Torcltm Mao @aereusn,
9ntb0er Eriife! 4cbctspur1t,
Strni;bMr0cr S0mssS cbcrp6itetct,
sSrenSOTIdc GrbIem tnO Gbarnpi9auitS,
Sriifctn Gaper;l umo NltOcut
Shineiiidleu Sl9'oer,
SoMocslirts Sd no eli etittId),
Gd)Wei5er Si1o crf,:ebI,
2artpifcIEtebI unS TaiiermebL
Gd)ics @uDaz ttuN SIiUcHOt,
Noppellt0rfeH @eiici }iG,
Gdlten SsiHtbecr= 1tnS SrobcctfditV
iriiGlc Wriinfcrw mo Ssiric, -
Vcinite Yerl0crte nto @ei5cngrtes'
3cutldDCs 3Wctid)eaMus,
&Sctoetheereu tIo N6t! Ggtecn>S NnhtteN'
Stall. NH0elu uMO NAe0rOui,
Wd)tcil MnRfnz MuO S~np1sEGHee,
&id)cIfaMec, &i6lurtsT tnO TciacnSnHee'
Ncinitcn 0riIneI nna idiDctien IDee'
3yrnns0ildc tShocetnce ttI0 St0%Go,
0dltcu Yarticr Sd)1mpftabatS
SIT ben b~iuigitcu @}reiiet.
Henry SchOSllkopf
~bin,ilituw Wholesale 6 Retail Grocer.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1883-09-03
Cine 30rfe.

I'm Tue. weIde an BEN TcIseu pom SueenbFinbcn, ners
p6isr Sdwdbe, GnttrdItunS, SerIuit Der Utoraestraft
&c leioen. ieuoc i'd fuftetfrct elm Jtecept, oas lie fus
:irt. Dieies grobs 9etlmtttel prroe pom einem WtiiIioz
mar in SIbamerita entOedt. Sdidt ein ubreErtes Sous
pert an Oteu. Joispb l. Snmon, Citation D, Jiep 9ors
Gilp. 1~lnpp1SiuIun0
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1883-09-03
NODtbefc.
t-Ae

D~in beuti6er Nrst nit ctnO5 &opitGG miirOe bier icin
~ slid madden. Dos HropcriD pom Or. 8ndbot5
in On Quoin, ST., lit iir cinen btltgen Freis 6u
faufelt. SIS lit Elm Stod pom Su. 9entrol> uub Cairo
Gbortlincz0 Depot gele9cn, mn bcitebt IN einent alpets
lt6fiqcm neueu gSobnbauic nit s 2immcrn, Stollnngen,
9Soiler, idonen glnpfansungen; NIc5 cemplet on EioB.
Mertb 5000 Oou., fam fHr smoeitaulenb OOa. gctauit
werben. Dian obrciiire: OF. Is. Sd. @udDolS,.
20ag4mo On Auotn, SH.
The Evening critic., 1883-04-16
THE RepuJlican saws :

Naval Constructor Wilson did not dismiss n
colored messenger named BLACK: that the
said messenger never declined to polish seven
pair of shoes every morning In the Naval Con-
structor's family because he was never asked
10 do so.
Mr.. Black was discharged through the
representations, or Misrepresentation, of
Naval Constructor Wilson because he
(Black) declined politely to become the
menial of Mr.. Wilson's family. The RepnJ-
lican knows this, but it has, nowadays, a
habit Of toadying to certain petty officials
for certain purposes of its own. The COL
ored people should make note of how the
organ Of the party that demands
their votes as q matter of right
deserts them when the conflict is with a
white man clothed in little brief author
ity. Without the colored votes we would
not now have Republican Administra
tion. Indeed Grant would have been the
last Republicans President had it not been
for the colored voters who stood between
the Republican and defeat. The course of
the Republican and other organs of the Re-
publican party should bid,the colored voters
to take heed by the next election. If they
want to remain "hewers of wood and
drawers of water" let them stick in body
to one party, either Republican or Demo-
cratic.
The Evening critic., 1883-04-16

ernment of the District. They succeeded T;
but we have never heard that they made
any effort to be reimbursed for their ex-
penses out of tho public funds.
And that this claim of the committee rem.
ders them liable to an odious suspicion, the
following from the Sunday Gdzette shows;
The action OF tho Citizens Committee in
sending delegation to the District Commits
sioners, demanding money compensation for
their alleged services in "downing tn de-
tectlves, has tendency TO create suspicion
In the minds OF the people as to the honesty OF
purpose OF that organization. Major Lydsck-
er's answer to the delegation was sound to the
core,
The Evening critic., 1883-04-16

"You know all about q horse, do you
not T'
"Yes, sir l do"
"You can ride horse, can your"
Eyes, sir, / can"
"You can harBess horse, can you ?"
eyes, sir; have done it many times"
"You can drive one horse to plow or
buggy, can't you ~
eyes, sir; l can drive two. have driven
four-in-hand many times"
"All right, will sec that you get posi-
ton on the Belt line 1 have q great deal
of influence with the officers Of that road,
and will get you place as a street-car
driver"
"You be id"
Saying this, the Major asked all hands
in to take a drink, and swore he never
harnessed horse in his life.
The Evening critic., 1883-04-16

A. B. MuLLETT is too fresh. He needs
sailing. He says that the statement in
Saturdays CRITIC, that he had preferred
charges against Supervising Architect Hill
contained mot one word of truth" Mr..
Mullett, by virtue of his name, has a right
to be dull, but he has no right to inflict his
stupidity OH the public, even through the
columns of the organ. After the sweeping
denial above quoted he adds:
/ have fled officially, and in the line Of my
duty, ali the charges l consider necessary TO
prove that the condition OF the Supervising
Architects Office is disgraceful.
The Evening critic., 1883-04-16

A FEW years ago number of patriotic
citizens of Philadelphia banded together to
correct abuses in the municipal government
and to inaugurate reforms. They accom-
plished their object, spent money freely,
but we never heard that they applied to the
city treasury to be reimbursed for the
money expended. They acted from patri-
Otip motiyes
The Evening critic., 1883-04-16

AND now it appears that Mr.. J. NJ. Greg
ory was appointed member of the Civil
Service Commission because he used to so
to school with President Arthur and sang
in the choir with his sisters. Truly these
be statesmanlike reasons.
The Evening critic., 1883-04-16

A well-known lobbyist has scheme in
mind by which he proposes to control the
offices of the Federal and State Govern
ments, the State and Federal contracts and
the leading private awards of the country.
1t is to be effected by a secret organi zation,
into which only the leading of the true
blue are to be taken. The powerful COM
bination will guarantee immunity from
punishment of crime, if crime should be
committed by its members, although sit
will contain no one who would become o
criminal |"
As q monopoly on Federal spoils and
politicsit laysthe Sellers land schemes stark
cold upon the plank. The details are to
be furnished the Critic mot for publica-
tion Of course) in few days.
The Evening critic., 1883-04-16

THE correspondent of the New York stm
declares that the President has aliensted
the Stalwarts without gaining the Half
breeds. How about the Nobreedsatall,
represented by Dead Beat Eaten and G..
Bill Curtis
The Evening critic., 1883-04-16

Now that Carter Harrison has been re-
elected he proposes to bring about practical
reforms in the government of Chicago. 1t
is better to be reformer after election
than before
The Evening critic., 1883-04-16
THE CRITIC ABROAD,

When Major Beard, Engineer Secretary
Of the Lighthouse Board, was in charge of
certain exhibits at the Centennial Exhibi-
tion, he met a tall man from back county,
who was very enthusiastic on the subject of
explosives, and slightly cranked on theories.
Recently the same individual called at the
Majors office in the Treasury Department,
and said that he had discovered n scheme
for rendering battles the merest matters of
time, through the agency of his invention,
for blowing up whole armies instantane-
ously.
"You see," he said, ~ first take a
small toy balloon, and let it sail
from our line Of battle to that of the
enemy. Then with the aid of a stop
watch / calculate the time required for it
to arrive directly over the enemy. The
time necessary for the passage having been
determined, l then fill the basket on a
large balloon with 'die-in-a-minute' and
other explosives, and attach time-fuse to
the rope from which the basket is sus-
pended. The balloon reaches the enemy's
line! the fuse goes off! the rope burns in
two, and the basket, full of explosives
drops among the enemy and then there's -"
But" added the Colonel suppose the
wind should change direction and the bal
loon should come back toward your own
line with the time-fuse burning away,
what then ?"
Scratching his head at this unexpected
interrogatory, the enthusiast replied, after
few seconds thought: "Well, in that
case, pard, you'd have to git up and git like
hell, that's ALL"
The Evening critic., 1883-04-16

The aim of the Critic has been to "ren-
der unto Cesar that which is Csesar's."
Yesterday afternoon the Critic was walking
down the Avenue, when he was approached
by man of rather good address, who was
arrayed in suit of marine clothes. He
told story to the effect that he had been
discharged from the service for committing
the ofiense Of "scaling the wall " of the
Marine Barracks.
The Critic does not intend to question
the right Of the commandant of the Marine
Corps to dismiss man for this otfense ;still,
the rest of the story of the ex-marine may
as well be given. He said that the men in
the barracks are treated by the officers
more like serfs than freeman; that they are
compelled to do all sorts of menial work
around the house of the commandant, when
the Government allows the same yearly
amount for servant hire. He said that only
few weeks since two officers passed him
in the barracks, and notwithstanding the
fact that he gave the customary salute, one
of the officers remarked to the other:
That man has n mutinous look let's
lock him up"
In less than an hour the marine SAYS he
was prisoner in the brig He says also
that he knows of other instances where
men were locked up and kept in close con-
tinement and fed on bread and water for
from ten to thirty days, just because a
stripping Of an officer would take dislike
to them.
The name of the ex-marine who fur
nished this information to the Critic is
Joseph Carouthers, and he halls from New
York.
Now, while there may not be any truth
to the mans story, still it behooves Colonel
McCauley, the commandant, to look into
the matter.
The Evening critic., 1883-04-16

ENaLIsHMEN have long been noted for
an imperturbable GOODNESS almost amount
ing to stolidity. Dynamite has put an end
to all that,
The Evening critic., 1883-04-16

THE Botanical Gardens were closed on
the public yesterday. So was the Congress
sional Library.
The Evening critic., 1883-04-16
Monday, April 16, 1888.

THE Robert-tailed cars continue to glide
on the Metropolitan line.
The Evening critic., 1883-04-16
SPECIAL NOTICES.

vc-x.. THE BOARD OF REGENTS OF THE
be1 SMITHSONIAN INSTITUTION an
nounces that the ceremonies of unvelling the
statue of JOSEPH Henry, ordered by Congress
nom w. w. story, will take place on the Smith
sonlan grounds, THURSDAY, April 49, at
O'Clock y. m. ~
THE ORDER OF EXERCISES is AS FOL-
LOWS:
!. Music-Marine Band.
2. Prayer-Rev. A. A. Hodge, d. d.
Q. Address-Chef Justice Waite.
4. Unwilling the Statue.
8. Music-Philbarmonic Society.
9. Oration--Presdent Noah Porter.
Z. Music-Marine Band.
The ceremonies will be under the charge of
GENERAL o. NJ. POE, U. S. Army.
The public is invited to attend.
PETER PARKER,
JOHN MACLEAN,
VIM, T. SHERMAN,
Executive Committee.
SPENCER y. BAIRD,
secretary Smithsonian Institution.
aprli,16,t7IS-ft
The Evening critic., 1883-04-16

very intelligent female teacher in one
Of our public schools recently said, apropos
the custom of wcighting down diminutive
little children with more books than they
are able to carry to and from school:
Our trustees as rule are men of in
ferlor calibre, and conseq uently do not
know the wants of the school children
They seem to think that the more books a
child has the more rapidly they learn. This
you know is not the case. A child's brain
should not be overtasked, as is done in our
schools, and the sooner reformation in
this respect is brought about, the better"
The Evening critic., 1883-04-16
AMNSEMEMTS.

ADJUSTMENTS.
FoHD's. MRS IANerRY.
Three Nights cOm%e3I9SlpSg HHIIS rs Monday Evening
American Tour,
MRS. LANGTRY.
Under the direction of MIR. HENRY Il. ABBEY.
- THE COMPANY.
Miss Kate pattlson, Mr.. NJ. r. selten,
Mss Mss Kate ts Hodson. Mr.. 7. 7. MGcDonald,
Miss Sara Lascelles, Mr.. Henry Crisp
Mr.J. q. Grahame. Mr.. Tracy Layard,
Mr frank Cooper, Mr.. j. O. Mcdonald,
Mr. jas. G. Taylor, Mr. w. II. Young,
Mr.. Edwin Shepherd Mr.. w. Carpenter,
Mr.. Marry Dalton, and
MRS. LA ANGTRY.
Monday-Tbe Honeymoon.
Inesday.Pygmalion and GalAtea.
Wednesday-As You Like II.
- Places can be secured for any evening at the
Opera-house box ofilce.
CA RSaRogss1 RSSSanRso6ygss sAHEll H&ElHlNissrnE1s.
NATIONAL THEATRE. COMIC OPERA.
For One week Orlyi EpRfT SfHTp%enoins iS. MONDAY
MATINEEs WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY.
First appearance in this city of the Queen of
Comic OPERA
CATHERINE LEWIS,
And her Comic Opera Company of Fifty Artists,
Catherine Lewis as Olivette, In Audran's
Masterpiece,
oLIvETTE,
as played by her over six hundred times. aud uni-
VERBALLY conceded to be unequaled In the role.
Grand Chorus of Forty Voices.
Enlarged Orchestra
Gorgeous Costumes and Effects
The regular dramatic priees will be observed.
Monday, April 23-FareweIl engagement of the
GREAT HERMANN.