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The Evening critic., 1883-06-29

HSsrrsA A MEETING OF THE STOCKHOLDERS
9ES of the Consolidated Machine Printing
Company will be held at the office of the Com
Ppeny ~ the room q the washington Typographic
Insurance building: in this city, on SATURDAY,
AT 3OCLOCK p. NJ, JULY FL, 1888, for the pur-
pose of electing trustees for the ensuing year.
S. NJ. BRYAN,
iu21wed&sat.tds Secretary.
The Evening critic., 1883-06-29
w LIZ LOWER CEDAR POINT.

This delightful resort, the Coney Island Of
Washington, is open for tho season. The
magnificent steamer Armenia leaves Its
wharf every morning at o a. m. except Sum
day, when the hour is ten. Fare every day
Sundays included), fifty cents.
The Evening critic., 1883-06-29
rcx-NoT1on TO TAX PAYERS.

OFFICE OF BOARD or EQUALIZATION,
ASSESSORS OFFICE, u. q,
June 2S, 138.
The Board of Equalization of the assessme mt of
the real estate In the district of Columbia, under
the act OF March 3, 1883, will be In session daily
and hear complaints from Taxpayers until the
first Monday in August, at which time the assess
ments and equalizations will be finally completed
and reported to the Commissioners D. q
All taxpayers are invited TO exam g the books
in this office which contain the new assessments
oftheir property.
ROBERT p. DODGE,
tu2H-td AsspggOr II q.
The Evening critic., 1883-06-29
CAPE MAY.

Tomorrow grand, select excursion Will be
given TO Cape May. Special trains Will leave
May at 80 p. m. Tickets, So; good until the
Fourth Of July. a grand time Is promised.
The Evening critic., 1883-06-29

uCxp NoTICE-THE ANNUAL MEETING OF
S&s the stockholders of the National Union
Insurance Company of Washington, for the elec-
ton of Directors, will be held at the office of the
company. No. 643 Louisiana avenue, MONDAY,
JULY 0, 1883. Polls open from to o'clock p. m.
NOBLE d. LARNER. Secretary.
iu2s. 30 iy2.5.7,g
The Evening critic., 1883-06-29

years ago, according to Mr.. Fnlayson,
Great Britain and Ireland possessed four
and one-half times as many spindles as the
Continent of Europe, whereas the Conti-
nent has now 32 per cent. moro than Great
Britain and Ireland, and this change he at
tributes mainly, if not wholly, to the ad-
vantage the continental manufacturers pos
sess in being able to get more work-that
is, more hours work per day-out Of their
operatives.
We might point out the absurdity of the
expectation which some British writers, as
well as British manufacturers, appear to
bave entertained-the expectation, namely,
that because the British islands first intro
duced machinery and steam power into the
textile industries, they would be able for
ever to retain the great ascendancy which
they for long time derived from their
early start in the race. The wonder is,
considering that the first factory was built
in 1771, that as late as thirty-fve years
ago the British should still have
had four and a-half times as many
spindles as the Continent and
it surely is no wonder whatever
that the three hundred million people of
the Continent, after their earnest efforts on
behalf of technical education and with the
aid of their protective tariff, should now
have 80 per cent. more spindles than the
thirty five million people of the United
Kingdom. Unless the continent was to re-
main inert and have no share in the
material fruits of scientific and me-
chan!cal progress, it must have gained
vastly on the British islands in
the extent of its manufactures, even
though the hours oflabor in Great Britain
should have remained as long as they were
when Robert Owen and other philanthro-
pic Investigators reported to the world the
results of their observations as to the in
famous workings of the British factory
system in the absence of legislative con-
troll. A result SO natural, so inevitable, in
the nature of things, could not have been
averted, even though everything had re-
manned as it was before the first factory
act was passed, when, in the name of po-
litical economy utterly divorced from hu-
manity, tender children were worked fif-
teen hours day, and driven to the very
limit of physical endurance under the lash
of the overseer.
And supposing it might have been averted
on such conditions. Supposing that, by
leaving the manufacturers to grind the
very life and soul out of her factory popu :
lations, Great Britain could permanently
have retained monopoly of the textile
industries, would the end have justified
the means? Is 1t valid argument against
factory acts in England, the United States,
or anywhere else that such legislation
| places the nation adopting it at a disadvan.
tage in competition with nations in which
labor is left unprotected? Is it not rather
an argument for pushing forward with the
organization of labor until throughout the
civilized world all laborers shall unite in
refusing to sharpen, by their own slavish-
ness, the knife Of competition to cut the
throats of their fellow-laborers in other
| lands?
The Evening critic., 1883-06-29

EXPERIENCE teaches that the Longfellow
cigar is superior.
The Evening critic., 1883-06-29
EXCURSIONS.
THE PRESS CLUB EXCURSION.

TIE PRESS CLUE EXCURSION.
The Washington Press Club will give an ex-
cursion TO Marshall Hall on Monday evening,
July 2. There will be music by selected
orchestra and by the Apollo Club and dancing
at Marshall Hail. Nearly all the journalists
in the city, together with their wives and
ladies, will attend. Tickets are for sale only
by members of the club. The steamer Corco-
ran will leave at g O'Clock p. m. and Will re-
ti,t.sa NJ L q In :
The Evening critic., 1883-06-29

WASHINGTON HALL RESTAURANT,
ALBERTO CAMPBELL, Proprietor, cor. Sd ct
and Pa ave, Capitol Hill. Game and luxuries In
other drinks. Ladies' Dining.rooms. sp1
National Republican., 1883-07-11
ARMY AND NAVY NEWS.

Second Lieut.. Carver Rowland 4th infan-
try, has been ordered to West Point, Aug. rs,
for duty at the academy.
Leave of absence for six months, with per.
mission TO go beyond sea, has been granted
Capt. John G., Bourko, Sd cavalry.
Surgeon Charles T.. Goddard has been or
dored back 10 jefferson barracks his bust
ness in Washington having been completed,
The leave of absence granted Surgeon John
Campbell, U. $. A., has been extended one
month. with permission to leave the Depart
mcnt Of the south
War Chief Medical Purvoyor Jedcdah H.
Baxter medical department, has been ordered
TO New York city, and thence to Augusta,
Mo-, on public business.
Surgeon Charles r. Goddard has been Or
dered from this city 10 his station Jefferson
barracks, Missouri). The travel herein di-
rected is necessary to the public service.
The following transfers in tho 10th infan.
try have been made: I'd Lieut.. Walter X .
Wright, from company Il TO company G; ID
Lieut.. George w. Read, from company to
Company Il.
A board Of officers of the corps of engi-
neers, to consist Of Col. John Newton Lieut.
Col, Cyrus y, ComsJock, Mai. George L. Gill
lespe, las been constituted 10 meet in New
York for the examination of Capt. Milton B.
Adams, LIST Lieut.. Henry S. Taber, I'd Lieut.,
Oscar t. Crosby.
National Republican., 1883-07-11
A COTyI,ov IyiiIad-

DODGE CITY, KAN, July 1O.-About G
o'clock last evening party of five cowboys,
we'll under the influence of liquor, mounted
their horses to leave the town. Approaching
dance house one Of them rode his horse up
to tho poach and fired of his six shooter Two
of the Others then commenced firing at the
same time putting spurs to their ponies. The
city marshal and his assistants quickly ar
rived and sent u few shots after tho three
fugitives When about 900 yards away ono
of them fell from his horse, ahd the other two
made their escape across tho bridge. Upon
examination it was found that the fallen man
was John Ballard, a resident of tho Indian
Territory, who arrived with herd of cattle
from Texas Ho had been shot through the
jungular vein, and was dead when picked up.
His friends threatened TO kill every officer in
town before morning, but no further trouble
is sn ticipated.
National Republican., 1883-07-11

necessary courage with which to undertake
similar venture
Speaking of politics reminds me Of the
revered, and once hated Now it looms up
again With extraordinary favor. Tho latest
thing In society circles is visit to the
tower-the samo tower my friends where
young children cried out with sleepiness and
terror. Excuse me young children always
do that This is q blot on history. But to
resume: A fair blonde describes her visit:
My Dear Friend We went down the
Thames in two splendid bargos decorated
with gold fringe and velvet hangings, exactly
as in the days of Queen Elizabeth Arrived
there, we all went into the tower court. It's
perfectly lovely.
81 went onto the rack of ftorture for pleasure,
of course. | applied the screws, not too tight,
and laid my head upon the block. Such
fun Of course all tho rest did tho same.
Havn't been to the tower2 But you must 20.
It's all the rage. There's to be great party
next week. Tho lord chamberlain and ten
barges. We had luncheon and-and enjoyed
myself so much. / am nearly dead, and its a
days work, but one must be in the fashion.
Yes" hazard. Not the first time that
a royal party have visited the tower of Lon
don, DO they go next week" |"
AL of them, and all of the bands play ON
the river, Some tea, please"
Certainly. Sugar."
Yes; two Jumps. / am tired, but IL was
lovely, and all of London will go next week.
Don't miss it. Such sight ~
don't intend to.
National Republican., 1883-07-11
NYnr on the AFRO LIchtn.

CHICAGO, July 1O,--Tho city electrician
has declared war against certain of the cleo
trio light companies in this city by cutting all
he wres not placed under ground, The
competition has become so sharp between the
companies that it is claimed they do not use
properly insulated wires, and that they string
them at random on the housotOps, where con-
tact with them would result in instantaneous
death. A number of wires have already been
cut. This action has reference to arc lights
only, no danger being apprehendcd from
wires used for the Transmission Of currents for
inCandoscent lighting
National Republican., 1883-07-11
HEALTH is WEALTU.

DIR. T. g. VESTS, NERVE AND BRAIN
TltEArM5NJ spcGIhc ior llysleria, Dizziness,
Loss of MelnorE, SpCrmaIoi rhmn, ImpUtcuoy, IN.
voluntary Emissions, prumuture Dld Age, caused by
over -cXerl0n, selfaiu'c or observation-disclosures which
leads To misery decay, and death. one box will cure
recent cases. Each box contains ono months lfeRt.
ment one dollnrA box, or six boxes for five dollars
sent by mail prepaid ON receipt Of price. We guar,
antcC SIX boxes 10 cure any ease. Win each order
received by Us for six boxes, accompanied with nvo
dollars we Will send the purchase our written Ruar.
antCc to return the money II the treatment docs not
effect cure. Guarantees issued Uy SrOrr& GROIN.
WlELL,is0 PennsyivRnia avenue Washington d. o.
wholesale aud retail agents Orders by mail will re-
Ceve prompt attention jy7.y
National Republican., 1883-07-11
Underground Toiogrnphy,

New York, July l0,-Ihe New York I'm
derCround Telegraph company filed its eorti-
icato Of incorporation to-day in court. Its
lines of telegraph are to run over and
through the streets and avenues of every city
in this state whore the consent of the author
tiles is obtained. The capital stock of the
company is fixed at $4,000.
National Republican., 1883-07-11
Rigll.lng n SISTERS Xyrongs

SELMA, ALA, July 10.-At Macon station,
on the Alabama Central railroad, to-day, one
Carpenter had three shots fired into his head
by his brother-in-law, A. w. Smyth. Smyth
soon afterward shot himself twice in the
breast. Carpenter cannot live and Sniyth
may die. The trouble appears to have been
that Carpenter i'll treated his wife, who is
SmYth's sister.
National Republican., 1883-07-11
Had His Pocket book with Him

MONTREAL, July 10.-R. d. McGibbon, an
advocate, says Stuart, the Brooklyn school
board defaulter, has not been here for two
years. He was here just after the robbery,
and consulted AlcGibbon, who told him he
could not be taken back. McGibbon declines
to say anything further about his client, ex-
cept to admit that he had $3.50, 900 with him.
1t was stated in reliable quarter to-day that
Stuart was in China.
National Republican., 1883-07-11
Poatn,nstcra Annninted.

The President yesterday appointed the fol-
lowing postmasters: Miss Frances L. Stewart,
Ypsilanti, Mich. Lemuel j. Grandz, York,
Neb.; VIM. Littell, Summit, N. Y. John o.
Frink, Taylor, Texas.
National Republican., 1883-07-11
A Dnn,nrctl IlnII,ynv.

MEXICO, July lO.-Phc damages to the
Central railway by rain have beon mostly
repaired. Tho uncompleted bridge at Encar-
nacion is tho only important one destroyed,
and II is being rebuilt rapidly.
National Republican., 1883-07-11
Hon. HENRY NJ. TELLER, secretary Of the interior
Washington, d. G..
Three Thousand National Banks.

The acting comptroller of the currency has
authorized the Anoka National bank, of
Anoka Mich, to begin business with n capi-
tai of 100000. This makes the three
thousandth national bank that has been or
naniZcd
National Republican., 1883-07-11
English Wheat.

A cable telegram from the London agent
of the department of agriculture received
yesterday, says Weather of irst ten days of
July hot and forcing. The wheat estimates
are increasing generally throughout Europe.
National Republican., 1883-07-11
"A silver Min. I'm New york.

Troy, n. Y, July lO.-It is reported that
silver has been discovered in the Black
mountain range in Essex county. Specimens
of the rock are being analysed.
National Republican., 1883-07-11
ToHN LYON,
l5Os Pl5NNS YLVANIA AVENUE NORTHWEST
WASHINGTON, ID. q,
nigh ana low pressure

STEAM HEATING AND VENTILATING
for all classes OF buildings, Special attention given
TO heating private houses. Old or imperfect working
Jobs renovated aud satisfaction guaranteed, Heating
aud yonlllatiHg Green Houses And ConsorYatorIes s
specially,
National Republican., 1883-07-11
. .ANTED-D D-DERNIATOLOGY.
" A LIFE SPECIALITY.
BY DIR. j. VAN DYCK,
723 Twelrth street northwest:

MONDAY and UffSDAN to JUIYa
If you have Pimples, Blackheads. Lverspots
Freckles, Moth Tan, Sunburn. Redness and Oiliness
ofthe Nose, Deep Pores or any Complexion Blemish
DIR VAN DNCk can remove them and Benutify the
complexion without any cosmetic paint, or enamel
lfyour Hair is thin. harsh dry, failed, rpremnturoly
gray. II you have excessive DandruiI, Scaly scalp
letter, Crown Frontal; part Temple Badness III
you have Seant Irregular EyebrOws Lashes. DIR
VAN DHCK, by n scientific course of treatment, can
produce Vigorous, Luxuriant Growth FLAIR Pretty
Br9ws and Lashes, you wish fresh, pure, clear,
brilliant, aud Beautiful Complexion, Thick Heavy
LuSuriant Hair Regular. Long, and Lovely Eye.
brows and Lashes. son, White, smooth, and Pretty
Hands, consult DIR. VAN DYCK at once. The Doctor
has pracced his specially for nearly twenty years
and Is thoroughly skilled in his profession.
NoTE-DR- VAN DYCK viii have pnrlors at 723
TWELFTH STREET NORTHWEST July 9. g. 10
70 and II, and August !, ., B. Is 10, and IL SUPER
nuOus hair permanently removed by the opernt nm
of ElectrolyslS by DR. VAN DYCK.
"ANTED-To ANNOUNCE THAT JOHN E
W. Beall room 4, l4z0 New York avenue, Is y Com.
missioner OF Deeds for every State and Territory
United States Commissioner. Examiner. and Notary
PnblG always In oihco from a. IN. TOD D. ap3oIy
National Republican., 1883-07-11
NORWOOD INSTITUTE,
1912 and 1914 Fourteenth street (Foureenth street
Circlo),
MR. and MRS w. ID, CABELL, Principals

washington, ID. q.
The next session opens September 26 1883 with nc.
comTllshed Instructors ana best methods
GUNNER COURSE AT SPENCERIAN BTjSI-
- ness College, corner Ninth and d streets IN Pen
manship; bookkeeping and Correspondence for
June. July, August lSSh Day sessions u. m. TO II
m five days each week, Evening sessions O TO n
M, four evenings each week These sessions provide
practical training tur youth and mUn nnd Women
during season when habits of Incidence and indul-
gence in expensive pleasures are liable TO produce
permanent Injury. Special rates Of tuition by The
month or quarter. Scholarship for yCnr, day or
evening, SG1 Special clasSes In practical writing or
ganlZei AT beginning Of each month sixteen lessons
Ga Call or send for circulars.
HENRY 9. SPENCER, Principal
MRS. SARA A. SPENCER Nlce.PTnclpa.
National Republican., 1883-07-11

Il IBERAL RATE OF INTEREST ALLOWED
i ! on Time Deposits United states Bonds bought
and sold ~ market rates Collections maze every.
where, by J. II. SQuIER CO.. Bankers, ltlB Psnn-
EyIYhnlAaVenue. alaAlu
National Republican., 1883-07-11
LNASY FEET, DC.
~ NeILel MLLnoML pain In q few mInntcs at

II Relief without pain In q few minutes nj
DIR, WHITES ESTABLISHMENT.
lil6PennsylYnna avenue, opposite Millarl5 Hotel
Hard and son corna, bunGns, club and inverted
the feet successfully treated
Tweny.two consecutive years ofprao,oe in Wash.
Once fee, 81 per visit for putting tho feet la or
der Hours, 3 a. M TO u D. MT Sundays, VA. IN. 10 /
y, NJ.
TVNHE FINEST JOB PRINTING IN WASHING
i ton by the finest wOTkmen. Call aud SEQ gpeci-
mems Nali0ual Republican job Rooms,
National Republican., 1883-07-11
YflrnitnL.

MO CURE, NO PAYS YEARS EXPERIENCE
~ and over " ycurs nt 0O6 street southwest. A
cure guaranteed IN every case of gonurrhca syphilis
Xlnn free. r,,rnl. IInH
National Republican., 1883-07-11
:lluneu 10 is,uan.
Business Gbautrs.

Mooney TO LOAN on REAL EST ATE ATTItl
M lowest rates. DANENHoWER ~ SON, l2l6i
street hOrlhWeaL uOl3-If
National Republican., 1883-07-11
Splantro---Nooms,

"AETED-BY SEPTEMBER /. THREE OR
w, four rooms furnished for keeping, or
small furnished house moderate rent; north of
street or on Capitol Hill. Address, with particulars
3 ~ ~, Republican ONCE. jyO3t+
National Republican., 1883-07-11
@lanttN--- -MlistrIInnrnns.

49, 90.
WANTED-BYA A PARTY IN THE COUNTRY,
Wv until October neN gentle horse for light use
Tor lis bORrdi the best of taken it. Address
COUNTRY, Republican oibce. jyli-St+
WANTED - A NEWFOUNDLAND GIP OR
w some other good breed, of about 10) pounds
weight, from to years old, to mate. Address
HENRY, Republican Office. Jyll-8ts
WTANTED-AT A BARGAIN FOR CASH
w new or good second hand dirt cart. Address
CART, Republican Office. jyiO-3t*
w WANTED-s2,OOO, FOR TWO YEARS, AT
w per cent. no commission, on improved real cs-
estate valued at $4,000 located in central part of the
CITY, Address P o. BOX 55s, City Postoiice. jylO.3t#
WANTED TO EXCHANGE ONE NEW REM
w inslon Magazine rifle; nickle plated i5cqibre;
true shot, and SIS cash for one cook lcyce so inches
or more Address VETERAN, Republican ofice.
jy3-3tA
pARrNER WANTED-oNE HALF INTEREST
Il In an established patent and claim business;
capital from $500 to $1,000. Address ATTORNEY,
hepuhllcan Office. Jy93t*
WTANTED-TO PURCHASE MEDIUM SIZED
w house; centrally; before Sept. Is; installment
plan; south front; price not TO exceed $1,000. Ad-
dress MONTANA, Republican Office. jy0-8t@
WANTED = EVERYBODY TO PATRONIZE
w Lloyd's Washington 2b-Cent Express: baggage
checked at residences. Otices Isl Pennsyl ylvananVo-
nue. and 1908 street northwest JyG6tE
National Republican., 1883-07-11
Seal Gstntr 9rohrrs.
STORES.

"t o'l ~ u e'.. ~ VI G2 Bridge st, G'pn." IL %
Our Weekly Rent List published every Monday
morning contains n complete schedule Ol our houses
stores shops and farms offered for rent, together
with descrlptlpns, prices &c, and how they may be
seen Property for sale III All parts OF tho city Money
To loan on real estate Call.
B. ii. WARNER. olG street
National Republican., 1883-07-11
MtantrO


"ANTED-A HOUSE OF FIVE OR SIX
w rooms in pleasant locality, within fifteen or
twenty minutes walk of the Government Printing
ONCE, for which moderate price will be paid. Adj
dress e. w, H., Republican Office. JylO.3t"
WANTED TO PURCHASE-A SIX ROOM
w residence. complete. instament plan s1OO
cash and t2O per month Address j. A. h, 2G Third
street northwest. Jyll3ts
National Republican., 1883-07-11
Summer l9uarNinu.
BuarOiirQ.

TNOR NT-FURNIsIIED OR UNFURNISHED
II rooms with lardi gentlemon preferred; table
board so per month No. i32 II street northwest.
JylO3ts
MEALS SERVED TO RESIDENCES-PlG
NJ sous desiring meals Will please call ON or Ad.
dress CATERER li2l X street northwest iyB3lf
National Republican., 1883-07-11
educational.

nRAWlNG AND PAINTING-NAT TIoNAL
II Academy of Fine Arts, corner Eighteenth
street and New York avenue; open all summer; In.
strnction a haf price, classes after clock those
In the departments. jy9.Sts
GELECT BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL, FOR
IL YOUNG LADIES AND CnIInRINN ~
National Republican., 1883-07-11
tor Salr--Rots.

crOl 6SdU-- = UIS.
JNOR SALE-IN THE CENTRAL PART OF THE
II city, lot 3OX55 rpet; a subdivision Of The same
lot l6Nt0 feet To 30 foot alley; the owner of ndO-
ing &img lot Wlll build with purchaser. APPLY to No. dll
Thirteenth street northwest. iylO
INOR SALE-NACANT LOTS on s STREET,
n torcoran street. Twelfth street, and Twenty.sec'
onl street northwest; easy termS WALTER H..
WRIGHT ST. Cloud Building IylO-stF
EoR SALE-LoT on SIXTH, MAsSAOHU.
II SettSaveMue and street, fronting Green's statue
Improved with frame house Apply i0l Ninth street
lrlLIma
National Republican., 1883-07-11
cFor SnIt--Fnrms.
.fnr 9nlr-- Nlieftllnnrnna

FoR ,sALE-AT A lsACRlElCE--A FINE
II grazing farm In MARYLAND miles from Wash
ton. BISHOP & hill, iOJS street northwest. 23lf
National Republican., 1883-07-11

L
WE HAVE HOUSES FOR SALE AT A BAR
GAIN IN ALL SECTIONS OF THE CITY.
WE WILL OFFER FOR FEW DAYS ONLY
SIX LOTS ON CoRCoRAN STREET CHEAP
IL SOLD AT ONCE
BISHOP &c HILL
Insurance and Real Estate Agents.
1905 Fstreet northwest.
National Republican., 1883-07-11
@tantrS---Sifnntfons- .ftmnIr.


WANTED-BY A RESPECTABLE CoLOREI
w man, situation as waiter or coHChmRni goot
references given Call or address 1889 street north
west. tyil3ts
National Republican., 1883-07-11
Fur Gent MistrIIancuus.

EoR RENT-oNE OF THE BEST STANDS IN
A. the First Ward for grocery store. Apply TO
WESCOTr & WILCOX, corner Twantioth aud /
strccts northwest, je97-i2ts
ENoR RHINESTONE IN BLADENSBURG. MD,
~ suitable for any purpose. Address JOHN
SIEPHENS, Bladcnsburg nd. iel2lms
National Republican., 1883-07-11
@tantrN. -MlaIr.
8elu---Nlale.

VIZ TANTED-A FIRST CLASS BARBER; SO 4
w week. Apply nt once at No. 1903 New York