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The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1884-09-17
REPUBLICAN NOMINATIONS.
NATIONAL

NATIONAL.
FOR FIEsinEsT,
HON. JAMES q. BLAINE % Maine.
FOR VICE PRESIDENT,
GEN. JOHN A. LOGAN, Of Illinois
STATE.
csNoREssMAN-kT-LARGE,
GEN. T.. A. OSBORNE, Of Luzerne.
ELECTORS -AT-LARGE.
John I.eisenring, of Carbon.
lanes Dobson. of Philadelphia.
Calvin Wells. OF Pittsburgh.
DISTRICT ELECTORS.
4, t-awsn 7 smart. Is los T. Jennings.
2. John Mundeil. 10 JOS "A. IIt,e In,
.. VIM 7. Mclaughlin IL Jos; b; hheln@h-
l. Edm'd L. Levy ls. u r. u,i>in y, -,
D. Jos Il. Altemus. ~ lnonirs -, Diy soH'
8. Horace A. Beaie. 20 Mm- DunSan-
:. Alfred Fackenthan Il Wih- y. n,is ni.e.'iiaiA'
:. Isaae McHose. % Geo. I, , Oilsef.
y J. T.. Wickersham. -. josiah Svren- Ss.e,
AZ ~ 49, So.ho;dt Jr q. Chas A. Randall
10 nsniel F5wardg a6 Gyms Kitchen
- y NJ Sbeafer. Y. Luman b. Wood.
IL Lane 5. Hart.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1884-09-17

JACOB X. BOWMAN. Of Somerset Twp
TOsEPH W. MEYERS, OF Milford Twp.
The Evening critic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1881-1885, 1884-07-30
PERSONAL POINTS.

Mr.. JOSIAH WILLARD, of the Postotiice
Department, Is rusticating at Colonial Beach
Miss MAGGIE TAYLOR left Yesterday
on a three .months' visit In Maryland aud
Virginia for the benefit Of her health.
have found Browns Iron Bitters invigorat-
ing and strengthening. Mrs. q. v. Bosworth,
1887 Fifth street northwest.
Mrs. L. G. BRYANT, accompanied by
her daughters, Misses Emma and Bessie, and
Mr.. E. De Jarn cite and family, have gone to
Old Point Comfort.
SENATOR PLUMB has received q letter
at Lawrence, KAN, from General Logan, stat
ing that he will be present at the Old Settlers
meeting at Bismarck, KAN, during the West
ern National Faif.
Miss JENNIE CHANDLER, of Eighth
street, leaves August on visit to friends in
sheperdstowp, W. Va, to the regret OF her
Washington friends; but they hope she may
return benefited In health.
AMOS HADLEY, chief of the Station
cry and Printing Division, Department OF tho
Interior, who has been Ill for several weeks
past has recovered and Is now on duty. His
family isspending the summer at Harper's
l.. W. Henry, so II street northwest, says
Browne Iron Bitters built his system up
wonderfully when run down, and that HIS
family uses 1t with exceptionally good results.
"A LARGE PARTY of ladies and gentle
men will leave here this afternoon for Chapel
Point for the purpose OF participating In
'<spncert and theatrical performance. Among
I tnOSe VINO VIII take prominent part are MISS
Hattie Townley and Miss Berthe Crawford.
captain GEORGE BREITBARTH, quar-
termaster OF the Washington Light Infantry,
viii leave hero this evening for Long Branch
TO complete tho arrangements for the recep-
tion OF the boys, as well as the honorary men,
beers OF the corps and such citizens who may
desire TO accompany the soldiers TO their
summer encampment.
GENERAL JOHN EATON, u. s. Commits
sioner OF Education, sailed this noon from New
York city on the steamer oregon 10 attend the
International Conference OF Education 70 be
held next week In London In connection with
the International Health Exhibition. During
his absence Mr.. William II. Gardiner, CHER
clerk OF the bureau, Will assume the dulles OF
the Commissioner.
Miss Matte NJ. Ball, GIT d street northwest,
says that Browns Iron Bitters built her up
when suffering from the effects OF malaria
and she heartily recommends the medicine.
RICHARD w. MIDDLETON left last
night for Minneapolis, Minn., where he on
templates locating permanently. Dick has
Just passed his majority and Is remarkably
bright. He has been for the last two years a
clork In LOWS Johnson & Co.'s bank. He Is
very popular among all who know him and
they regret his leaving us. All wish him sue
cess In his new home.
AS o tonic l consider Browns Iron Bltters
unexcelled. Myself and family think highly
OF u. James II. springman, 500 street
southeast.
The Evening critic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1881-1885, 1884-07-30
PERTINENT PARAGRAPHS.

Browns Iron Bitters cures headache and
promotes digestion.
THE Commissioners have granted bar
room license TO John Powers.
p C,erv aud NJ f,a,lor, ,,orA en- IA,
,.a..aos son , auu -, ANY woIo vv-uay
euhu"y'
=, CERTIFY tnat prowhs iron pitterS cured me
VI usspepsin' 'onh H. Waisn' $50 street
hVL.h"ost'
The alarm this morning at 7:15 o'clock
was inc result y, OF some lumber catching hre at
'ho eorner vi f"enty'nintn ana streets'
THE residents in the neighborhood of X
street, between Second and Third streets
northeast, have petltioncd the CommIssioners
for gaslampg
Mn J.ro, N c,,,,1, 90 o,,a 1,,.,,,,.
o,raat Sas n,,Na, ~ , Sito Eesono.
s I1 S nus nVtnea me police OF robbery OF
iaipinr siO was steieI,. - ""''n 'a''n'i ''n'
. ~ W."
The Evening critic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1881-1885, 1884-07-30
THE TEMPERANCE CAUSE.
MInnehaba Lodge OF GOOD Tenn
p1ars.

MInnehaha Lodge OF GOOD Tenn
plars.
Tho regular meeting Of this lodge was
held last evening. Four applicants for
membership. were initiated. Tho lodge will
attend the meeting under the auspices Of
the order at North Carolina avenue M. p
Church on next Sunday evening. The
lodge, in response to an appeal for assist
ance in establishing library in connection
with the Temperance Sunday under
the charge Of ID. p. Holloway Lodge, mado
q liberal appropriation, and quantity OF
books for the same purpose was promised
by members Of the lodge. The election Of
officers resulted as follows: Mr.. John L.
Rea, w. G. T.; Mrs. M. A. Irwin, w. v. t.;
Mr.. G. w. Choate, w. X. s.; Mr.. w. Il.
Bailey, w. f. s.. Miss Laura Baker, w. T.;
Rev. l.. II. York, w. O.; Mr.. w. s. Lam
beth, w. NJ; Mrs. G. d. Baker, w. 1. G.,
and Mr.. Il. d. Smoot, W. O.S.
Perseverance, Lodge OF Good Tenn.
piars.
This lodge held Its regular meeting mt
Washington Hail. Capitol Hill. One APP
plicant for membership was initiated. BY
reason of its location this lodge takes es-
pecial interest In the meeting held under
the direction Of the order ut North Caro-
linaavenuo M. p. Church, and on next
Sunday evening this lodge will attend at
that meeting In body. The lodge elected
the following officers: Mr.. ID. r. johnson,
W. G. T.; Mrs. s. Il. Adkins, w. v. T.;
Mr.. Charles Sconnel, w. Il. s.; Miss M.
J.. Andrews, w. +. s.; Mr.. Harry Hudson,
w. T.; Mr.. r. M. Green, w. G.; Mr..
Samuel Henry, w. NJ; Mr.. J. II.
Gregory, w. /. g., and Mr.. w. r. An
drews, w. o. S. At the conclusion of
the business session the lodge was favored
with piano solo by Mr.. II. w. Smith,
of Hiawatha Lodge; remarks by Mr.. r.
M. Green, vocal duet by Mr.. and Mrs. A.
II. Frear, and remarks by Messrs. Hudson
and Leonard.
Browns Iron Dltters tones the nerves and In.
vigorates the whole system.
The Evening critic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1881-1885, 1884-07-30
A BLOODY FAMILY ROW.
A Ratchet brought Into EGectiv,
Play.

PI0y.
Ellen Carter, large sized colored
woman, of 1915 Twelfth street, and her
husband, Henry Carter, were in tho dock
together at the Police Court this afternoon
for having bloody family row. They
each charged the other with assault. The
assault committed by the wife was investi-
gated first, and was the most serious.
The husbands clothes were dronched
in blood, and he had three CHASTITY cuts on
the top Of his head. He said that he left
his wife some time ago, and went back to
her last night to gets quilts and clothes
that belonged to his first wifo's child. He
insisted on forcing his way into the room Of
his wife, where he found strange man.
just as soon as no got in the door she as
saulted him with Ratchet, cutting his
head in several places.
The wifo stated that she works at the
Portland Flats and gives music lessons at
home, and the man in the room was one OF
her scholars. Her husband broke the door
in and struck her on the head with cane,
and she grabbed him and they rolled over
ON the floor, and she got hold of the Ratchet
and tried to knock him senseless so she
could get away from him. His Honor said
the woman had right to defend herself,
and he would dismiss the case. He also
dismissed the charge against the man.
Browns Iron Bitters cures Constipation, at
fording Instant relief.
The Evening critic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1881-1885, 1884-07-30
WEST WASHINGTON.

~ Temperature and condition OF water at 7 a..
M; Great Falls, temperature, "a; condition,
4; receiving reservoir, temperature, Isl;
condition at north connection, 2; at south
connection, 10; distributing reservoir, tenn.
perature, 10; condition at in1uent gatehouse
1885, at eniuent gatehouse, 80.
1 consider Browns Iron Bltters n great IN.
ylgoratori It gives strength and appetite. 3.
y. Heinline, 1896 Eighth street northwest.
At q weil-attendod meeting OF Decatur
Lodge, No. o, X. p, last night, the following
officers were duly Installed by Charles A.
Payne, A. N. ]. o.; j. 8. Collins, prelate; Ed.
ward Bryan, NJ. A.; s. W. Thomas, L. g.
d Coal Is coming down from the mines very
elowly. The echooners Fannie Whitmer and
w. II. Allison cleared this morning light for
Baltimore.
Tho 1re.alarm sounded this morning from
box 731 on account OF a small ilro at Cart.
Twenty.ninth and streets. The Fire De-
partment turned out, but did not 60 into SER
Vice, as the hre was extinguished with q few
pals OF water.
Lemuel Ergood, the popular grocer, nos
Fourteenth street northwest, says three bot.
ties OF Browns Iron Bltters cured him OF dys.
pepsia.
At the fair TO be held some time next month
by the Uniformed battalion, X. OF p., Hugh
peyino was last night selected by Decatur
Lodge, No. 8, to be It's candidate for the uni =
form TO be voted to the most popular member
or the order.
The boat Seneca arrived to-day, bringing ..
200 bushels OF wheat TO Meesrs, Hartley Il
Bro. Sales, 02@05c.
Mr., Charles A, Williams, Branch Printing
ONCE, Treasury Department., cheerfully testi.
1es 10 the fact that browns Iron Dltters is a
specific for malaria.
The Evening critic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1881-1885, 1884-07-30
ANOTHER TECHNICALLY
which is Calculated TO Help th'
Sale of Liquor on Sunday.

which is Calculated 10 Help the
Sale of Liquor on Sunday.
new point was made in liquor case
in the Police Court to-day which is Of
great Importance to hotel-keepers and their
customers. Tho defendant was John L.
Keith, colored, of No. 1717 X street, who
keeps the West End Hotel.
Keith's place was before the court Mon
day as a bawdy house. He was charged
this afternoon, under the law of ~, with
selling liquor on Sunday.
Officer Murphy testified to visiting the
hotel Sunday night and finding colored
men and women drinking beer.
Several colored people were summoned
as witnesses, and all swore that they had
bought the beer Saturday night and left IT
in the icebox until Sunday.
The Court was inclined to hold the de-
PENDANT, but afterward came to the conclu-
sion that there was some doubt about the
law applying to keepers Of hotels who dis.
pensed refreshments to their guests. The
case was indefinitely postponed.
Browns Iron Bitters combines iron with
vegetable tonics. II cannot intoxicate.
The Evening critic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1881-1885, 1884-07-30
WHETHER MAD OR NOT,
The Proper Thing to Do Was TO
XIII the Dog.

Considerable excitement was caused this
afternoon about Q o'clock among the crowd
usually found on the corner OF Ninth and
F streets, in front of Standiford's drug
store, by the appearance of large dog
rushing up Ninth street, foaming at the
mouth and apparently mad. There was a
e neral scattering. Just as the dog reached
tt store, lady, who had crossed Ninth
stl Get, arrived at the door. She started
back in alarm and fell to the pavement in
her fright while the dog dashed into the
store and down into tho cellar, aided by a
kick from Mr.. Standiford. The colored
man employed at the store soon dispatched
1t with shovel. The rumor was current
that the dog did not have an attack of by.
dryphobia, but had been angered by some
mischievous boys pouring turpentine on
him, but the report could not be verified.
Browns Iron Bitters cures dyspepsia I'm it,
worst forms. Druggists sell IT..
The Evening critic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1881-1885, 1884-07-30
EAST WASHINGTON.

Mr.. John Howe, once an influential citizen
OF this District, died at the Insane Asylum on
Monday last. The funeral VIII take place to.
morrow morning from tho residence OF his
son, d21 Eighth street. Mr.. Howe has been an
Inmate OF st. Ellzabeths since 1867.
Browns Iron Ditters 10 an unelualed remedy
In cases OF general debility.
The Marine Band will render the following
programme at the Capitol this afternoon; i,
march, "Light Cavalry" Suppe; 2, waltz,
divisions OF a Beautiful Woman" Fahrbach !;
9, selection, "Boccacclo," Suppe; 4, "Brltish
PATROL" Asch: o, song, "Some Day" yelling;
@, selection, 81 Mercante di Vonozla," Pin.
sutii z, spanieh fantasia, ia Poloma," Mis-
sud.
Browns Iron Bitters Is an unfaiIing remedy
for neuralgia and kindred pains.
The meeting OF the Woman's Christian Tom.
perance Union was somewhat intertered with
by the rain last evening, but fair audience
was secured, and addresses were made by
Mrs. L. Mofratt, Mrs. A. p. Rogers aud II. o.
Emmons.
DR.. a. +. Steele, pastor OF st. Marks Church,
has returned from his trip 10 Massachu sets.
Arrangements have been made by tho Dis.
uict temperance Alliance to hold o large re.
vival at the Se0men's Bethel Retreat next
Sunday. MIR. II. b. Moulton, president OF the
Alliance, will conduct the meeting.
EVERY oarsman should read the SATURDAY.
Hdtchet. ..nlfsflIIl'
The Evening critic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1881-1885, 1884-07-30
Merchant Tailors Banqueting,

Sautter's hall, ON Ninth street, was the
scene of social gathering last night, COM
posed of merchant tailors and cutters under
the auspices of the Merchant Tailors' Ex-
change. About fifty gentlemen did full
justice to splendid repast, when the presi-
dent, Mr.. George t. Keen, delivered an ad-
dress Of welcome and congratulated the as
ISOLATION on the second year Of success.
Among those present were Messrs. Isadore
saks, J. Il. Moriarty, F. ]. Heiberger, Thos.
B. Kalbfus. Fl. L. Eland, L. +. Schneider,
J. j. Arnold, Louis Kettler, G.. c.. Henning,
q. T. Keen, Theodore Vandoren, Angelo
Ghesseli, NJ. f. Seitz, W. II. Mahr, Louis
Dietericb, w. II. Cransten, G. w. Herrold,
John Moriarty and J. J. Fuller.
Browns Iron BitterB will enable you %
throw or that tired feeling 80 common.
The Evening critic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1881-1885, 1884-07-30
is THE DISTRICT TO BE DEFiED 2
Is That what the baltimore g. Ohio
Road Means 20 Have the People
Understand &?

rs That what thc baltimore g. Ohio
Road Means 20 Have the People
Understand
Mr.. George Hamilton, as counsel for the
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad Company, filed
petition in the Clerks Office at the City
Hall yesterday for a writ OF certiorari in
the case of the District against Samuel
Bell, conductor Of tho said road, for run
ming his train through tho streets at rate
of speed greater than six miles per hour.
The petitioner states that he Is held for
running his train in violation OF the act of
the Legislative Assembly of August 90,
1871. He claims that by the act of Con-
gress Of March 2, 1881, relating to the con-
struction Of o lateral branch Of tho Balti-
more 4 Ohio road in this District, Congress
reserved to itself the right to regulate the
speed Of railroad trains in this District,
and Notwithstanding The act Of 1871 he has
been held for trial in the Police Court.
The case was thoroughly argued in tho
Police Court and Judge Smell held the de-
PENDANT to be guilty Of violation Of law
and suspended sentence to give tho com
pany time to apply for their writ, which q
sentence OF the Court would have prevented
the issuance Of
Pending the application for the writ
conference of the District Commissioners
and representatives Of the railroad was had,
in which IL was understood the company
would erect fence and draw-gates at street
crossings, provided the Commissioners
would suspend prosecutions for fast run
ming.
Tho Commissioners directed the Major of
Police to mako no moro arrests, but the
company, by their application for writ Of
certiorari to take the case up and have tho
law tested, looks as though they are not 60
ing to comply with the desires Of the Dis
trict authorities and erect fences.
In view Of this and other differences be-
tween the Commissioners and the railroads,
the Commissioners have asked their attor-
ney for an opinion as to the legality OF the
occupancy Of certain streets and avenues by
the Metropolitan branch Of the Baltimore Il
Ohio road, which, with other information,
they will lay before Congress.
Browns Iron Blttors does not injure or even
blacken the teeth.
The Evening critic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1881-1885, 1884-07-30
Assauit with intent 10 XIII.

Charles Williams was charged in the Po-
lice Court to-day with assaulting with In
tent to kill another colored man named
Stove Taylor. The evidence was to the
effect that several nights ago a. disturb
ance occurred in O-street alley aud Taylor,
on hearing the noise, came out of his
house and was shot by the defendant, who
had difficulty with another man. The
ball took effect in the abdomen and has
not been extracted. The case was sent to
the grand jury and the defendant was
committed.
Browns Iron Bltters removes weakness and
gives renewed life,
The Evening critic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1881-1885, 1884-07-30

Samuel Frye, Benedict Bozzario and Lewis
more, were arraigned together In the Police
Court this morning, charged with being va
grants. oficers Norcombe and Foley testified
that they went into the kitchen OF q house on
pennsylvania avenue, near Twenty.fourth
street, and took chairs and refused to go out
until they were arrested. Only one OF them
was able to speak English, and they demand.
cd money or food. They caused quite an OK.
element In the house by their conduct. A
sentence OF three months In the workhouse
was imposed.
Browns Iron Bitters has no equal for inter.
mittent feyers. Druggists sell 1t.
The Evening critic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1881-1885, 1884-07-30
Mr.. Prott,s Cnse.

Mr.. Francis prott, who Is wanted on suit OF
q Boston flrn, has not yet been arrested, 1t 10
believed that he intends 10 remain away until
his trial In the Criminal Court In october next.
His friends say he has not and Will not
stump" his bond; on the contrary he Will APP
pear and stand trial
Browns Iron Bitters removes all impurities
from the blood and enriches II.
The Evening critic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1881-1885, 1884-07-30
To Guard Against yellow rever.

Surgeon General Hamilton, OF the Marine
Hospital Service, has instructed the inspector
at Nogales, Arizona, to exercise the greatest
vigilance to prevent the introduction OF yellow
fever Into the United States. The action 10
based upon a report that the contagion is
spreading rapidly at Sonora, Mexico.
Browns Iron Bitters insures relief from all
kidney and liver troubles,
The Evening critic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1881-1885, 1884-07-30

The Commissioners received bids this after
noon for three new fire engines for tho Fire
Department. There were four bidders. The
Silsby Manufacturing Company were the low
eat bidders and the Clap & Jones was tho next.
The matter has been referred TO Chier Engi-
neer 0ronin as to which Is the most desirable
The Evening critic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1881-1885, 1884-07-30

THE Commissioners have addressed o
note to Mrs. Hayson, OF 427 II street, In an.
swer 70 her complaint against ofiicer Skid
SOD, that from the facts furnished them they
duty.
For wit, wisdom and regatta relaxation
read this weeks Hafchtt.
The Evening critic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1881-1885, 1884-07-30
The boycott Removed.

Some time ago tho Inland & Seaboard
Coasting Company employed lot of painters,
VINO were not In the Union, TO do work for
them. Tho vessels were boycotted, and all
painters were prohibited from patronlzlng
Them In any form. The boycott was removed
To-day, the president OF the Union having re.
ceived the following note;
"WAsHINGToN, July 30, 1854.
"This is 10 certify that have issued orders
TO George Il. Phillips, superintendent Inland
4 Seaboard Coasting Company, 10 employ none
but Union painters upon our vessels.
"SAMUEL NoRMENr,
"Vice-President."
Browns Iron Bitters strengthens the .JR9e,s
gives new life and vigor. ,.rsa4lsa"
The Evening critic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1881-1885, 1884-07-30
Wedding ReIls.

Edward NJ. Oourless and Mamie V. Gun.
nell. 1T
Robert Smith and Fannie Frazier.
VIM. Franklin, OF Wheeling, W. Va, and
John Henry Johnson, OF Montgomery
County, Nd, and Millery Taylor, of this city.
Browns Iron Bitters is Invaluable fep$es
male innrmities. ...s,asese
The Evening critic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1881-1885, 1884-07-30
REAL ESTATE,

The following transfers OF real estate wer
III for record July so with the Recorder OF
Deeds, as reported exclusively to THE CRITIC
by j. Z. olmstead, 1416 New York avenue;
street, south, corner Fifteenth street west,
northeast corner, square 231, lot z, 60 1-12x
O6 11-12; street, north side, between Four
tef nth and Fifteenth streets southwest, square
OIL lot 3, 80 feet front by depth, Richard b.
Norment to Samuel Norment 1886.
street, north side, between Seventeenth
aud Eightt enth streets northwest, square 1856,
sublot 1877, 1SAx061, Frederick Il, Windsor
10 Bra nard II. Warneri nominal.
q, nj street, north side, between Twentieth and
Twenty.nrst streets northwest, square 90,
spplot q, 23Ax111 1'12 Joseph Hanna to John
IL. smythi $1,000.
caroline street, north side, between Fifteenth
anu pixteenth streets northwest, square 100,
suplot O3, 2Ol1x7O, Diller b. Groff TO Eliza NJ,
Snepherd ana Henry Page; $4,000.
Estreet north side, between Delaware avenue
and South Capitol street, square $40, sublot l.
IL feet front by average depth S6X, Susan "
Clark TO Jane O. Edwardsi nominal.
i street, north, corner Eighth street west,
northeast corner, square 1877, part OF lot 81,
l5zsO, VIM. II. Reardon TO Augustus Gers
dorfrj $4,000.
County.
Enlngham place-Lot 8, block IL, Howard
university subdivision, VIM, Harris to the
united States OF America; 1850,
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FOR SALE-Houses

NNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNN nNNNNNNNNoNNNNNNNNNN
DROWN'S IRON BITTERS WILLQUICKLY
Id remove pains In the back aud sides.
IyoR sALE-A 3-STORY AND BAsEMENTP.
II b. house; 10 rooms; fine location; very cheap:
price, 5Q0 % 500 cash balaGce to suit Bryant 4
Wright room 49, ST. Cloud building. jy30-3tt
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FINANCIAL.
To.day,s stock quotations.

The following observations OF the transac-
with the opening and Closing guotatlons. are
furnished by the clearinghouse OF II. d.
Cooke, Jr., Co., 1920 street, Washington,
~
The Evening critic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1881-1885, 1884-07-30

Just received, q large assortment of.kafRtry
and single bangs and waves o. .atfstyles and
shades. Our long haN nkaldS We soil at 81,
former price SOL .NlAVBs OF all kinds dressed
and hair braIdsseyed Mall shades. BeiIchana.
Der GoldaA-ffElr wasH.N MRS. 8. HELLER,
gE b06 Ninth street northwest,
The Evening critic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1881-1885, 1884-07-30

A GENTLEMAN who has recently pur-
CHASED house In the vicinity OF Fourteenth
anu streets northwest complains that the
Ias.lamps are scarcely ever nj In that neigh.
btrhood before $50 o'clock.
The Evening critic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1881-1885, 1884-07-30

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, July 30, at q D. M,
Adelaide, beloved wife OF Andrew Fitzsimons
and daughter OF tho late Albert and Margaret
Burch, In her Seth year.
Notice OF funeral hereafter.
ALBANY IN. " and Philadelphia papers
.. please copy.
The Evening critic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1881-1885, 1884-07-30

"A couple OF Sarah Bernhardt's renderlngs Of
Ioose In tho part. NN~s'
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PERSnNAL-

-. -. -, = - :,
IORIVAIE LESSONS AT HOWEy BUSI-
results by Professor Howes new, original
methodB. 1880
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Interesting to I.ndies.

MINNEHAHA flats about the Three
Sisters In Saturdays Hdtchet.