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The Evening critic., 1884-12-04
A NOTABLE EVENT.
ReopeniDg of Professor Marinr.
Hail.

MarlnPs Hall, on L street, between Ninth
and Tenth, is u veritable landmark OF this
city. Men grown gray were pupils under the
distinguished Professor Marini, whose name
the hail bears. The Professor himself, how.
ever, is yet young man. When Professor
Marint first came TO this city 90 years ago he
opened up q dancing academy and at once
took rank as leader OF his profession, and to-
day no can boast OF the best dancing school OF
this country, and perhaps OF the world.
Last July the Professor began u mako an
annex TO HIS already elegant place and added
eighty.two feet to II, 80 that now the hall is
100 feet In length, and its ventilation and
light are simply perfect. The hall is certainly
the best In the city. There was O sort of In
formal opening OF the hall yesterday morning.
Before anyone knew 1t the Professor had or
dered eumptuous lunch from Caterer
Freund, which was spread in one OF the up
per rooms, and to which the gontemen pres
eht sat down to. There was pleasant time
had by everybody, and speeches were made
by. Drs. Verdi and culver, Colonel Loe Gran
dell and Professor Mnrini. The greatest good
feeling prevailed and the praises OF the genial
Professor and his beautiful hall were on
eyeryOne's Inns
The Evening critic., 1884-12-04
Steam boilers That Anybody Can
Run.

Contractors who want light, porfectlXsate
cheap and economical, portable bgfI6r for
hosting purposes, should applysfo L. D..
avenue, who is prepared to glvsssslmstes and
to furnish the Brock Coil Besfer to order, at
short notice.
Parties who desire TO 1--WE steam pleasure
miles per hour, beatipF anything on tho river,
should order a BIetk Coil Boiler. 52-foot
yacht has seen 9fven twenty miles with one
Of these boilerssF
Firms engae6d In steam.heatlng should
inspect TIuFCRITIo boiler, which has reen
running IN presses for nearly year, with
twenty; QFo per cent. saving OF fuel. No ex-
plosiQX1can possibly take place. Prices lower
tha1kRhe lowest and boilers better than the
beHH See advertisement.
The Evening critic., 1884-12-04
The Loyal Legion.

The Loyal Legion held Its regular monthly
meeting and dinner at the Arlington last
night. Senator Henderson and Representa-
tlves Curtin and Boutelle made speeches.
Among those present were; Representatives
Rosecrans, Drumm, Slocum and Pettibone.
Senators Logan, Harrison and Mcmillan, Con-
erals Horace Capron, W. d. Rochester, II. d.
Mussey, Stewart Van Vilet, b. @. Gard, q. G..
sawteile' Bairn, Vslsman, u. u, Mchi n
Hatton, and First Assistant Postmaster Gen.
eral Crosby, Admirals Jenkins, Calhoun and
Steedman, Commodore Robley d. Evans, Major
Anterior, president OF tho Pennsylvania State
College; Captain Howard l.. Prince, Colonel l..
s. Tichenor, General Cecil Clay, Ben: Perley
Poore, and DR.. Townshend, Health 0nlcer OF
the District,
The Evening critic., 1884-12-04
"TBE OTHER MAN"
A Bridegroom Is Bereft Of His
Bride.
A SOCIAL SENSATION.
Miss willard, of Capitol Hill, Leaves
the City with Mr.. William Paxton.
of this City, Leaving Her Afaanced
Husband to whistle.

Washington was sivon thrill OF excitement
last night by the whispered announcement
that Miss Mary E. willard, daughter OF Mr.. O.
ID. Willard, OF 900 street southeast, had
eloped with Mr.. william Paxton, a young
patent attorney OF this city. The excitement
was Increased this morning by tho spreading
OF the details OF tho affair.
Miss Willard and Mr.. Paxton wore old
lovers-that lie, thoy were old lovers for young
people. She is about 20 and he is older by
several years.
Some lime ago love match was arranged
for her with MIR. Frank Simpson, wealthy
1t resulted In an engagement, aud the mar
riage invitations wore Issued, They mot In
Europe. II was to BIO grand wedding az the
Metropolitan Presbyterian Church on Thurs
day evening, tho eleventh instant Tho pros
pectiye BRIDES trosseau was made by Worth,
at Paris, and large number OF presents had
already been received. But the old love be-
tween Miss Mary and Mr.. Paxton had not been
emothered. II had been a-glowing, and che
had been heard to soy ahe would vet marry
the man che loved, instead OF q man brought
TO her TO love.
Yesterday morning she went away from
homo to do some shopping, she said. A short
distance from her house she met Mr.. Paxton.
He had marriage LICENSE IN his pocket; II
few minutes tho Rev. DR.. Addison, rector OF
Trinity p. L. Church, had pronounced the
ceremony which made them man and wife.
Then they took train South and won't on q
tour 10 the sunny land.
ny como means the news reached tho father
OF young Simpson In New York. lie tele-
graphod the girls mother an inquiry. Inves-
legation quickly followed and the truth was
nScertained. Tho brides father, who is
largely interested In Southern lands and rail-
road projects, is in ill.health and has been
spending some time In Europe, but is now on
his return here to give his daughter, who has
run away with Paxton, to young Simpson.
The latter, up to to-day, had not been heard
although no had been told by the girl That she
loved another more than he.
The goseips told CRITIC reporters to-day
that the match between Simpson and MISS
Mary was repulsed by the latter, although II
was desired by her parents. Mrs. Willard
says che has no objections to her son-in law,
but regrets the notoriety the el0pement has
Brought the family into. Mr.. Paxton is asso.
ciated with George Il. Lemon, the claim agent
OF this city.
The Evening critic., 1884-12-04
The GnrneIo Uosp,,nl Fair.

Tho Ladies' Aid National Garfield Memorial
Hospital are making active preparations for
tho reunion TO be given at the National Rines'
Hall noxt Tuesday. Mrs. John A. Logan, as
president, has general charge OF the entertain
ment. She will be assisted by AIRS. Ricketts,,
the vice-president; Miss Frelinghuysen, the
secretary; the wives OF Senators Harrison,
Blair, Dolph, Gibson and Hawley, Mira Judge
Hagner, Mesdames Pomeroy, Bentley, Willard,
Mcfarland, Ferriss, and others. Tho dancing
floor Will have two fancy tables and tho stage
under the'charge OF Mrs. Ricketts,, MrB. Rock
we'll and Miss Frelinghuysen. The supper
room Will BIO In charge OF Mrs. Bentley, Mrs.
Prentis9 and Mrs. General Carman. Tho ice
cream table will be in charge OF Mrs. Judge
Hagner Mrs. willard and Mrs. Pomeroy, aud
the tea table OF Mrs. General L9nder, Mrs.
Mcfarland and Mrs. Senator Blair.
The Evening critic., 1884-12-04
KHHR1GDS.
Z OHIO BAILRO9D,

-. s.,r - - -
THE MODEL, EAs s. y LINE AND THE ONLY
, Li LIS ~ BEIMkEN
THE EA2 ~ s.iHI2 diah VEST,
DOUBLE TRACK RACK, JsAEyNEY COUPLER
s,-,-,., =, 5IEEn hAlL5i -.
Schedule ftn,is e IN effect SUNDAY NOV 2, 1894
unlu IuIlner nollce. ..,- $500
Leave washington rom station corner OF New
Jessey, Avenue ana hiteeL IN IN I, NJ ,.,,.
Iyo H.; uhtk 1872. Sss.,.luhy' me n. M. IS
isst hm,ed hSpress 70 Vh ig and Pittsburgh
No eS iI an,e " cnsrge9 Vn tus Tram, -
rOr t,hg,nnhti, h9nnVnte anu ~, Louis uaily
at log 7; NJ and 10 10 7; nj. With through coaches
and Palace Sleeping Cars to above,poiuts, with
ous o cnh pplK{ss:.h,roh a, oh Nf NH, pn.,.. r..
and $40 p. M, daily; $40 y, NJ. to Pittsburgh
Cieyelhnu anu NuoiV, Win creeping Cete 10
PittsDprgh, .s ,,o,.o,, ,,,. .,as.....,,,. =.
=, For I9iedo anu Det,oit, VIA m9hr9eviile. LOS
ro hli oa u WSeei,ng ana Iake Erle ior
IoieuQ, Vlh Mneelins nu ..ke ~ oIie ~ ~, ~ m
For Bsl,more on week oaIs' 1;VV' W. ~ s'n
~, ana Wuv A. M aciV Sh Va ~. w. e5o
60iaominute HsihJi ffV' o'oV' o'oV' "-V' ''V' ~
The Evening critic., 1884-12-04
A Parry for New ORLEANS.

The President has as yet made no arrange
ton, which will open on the 10th instant. He
has, however, promised TO be present II pos
sible party composed OF Secretary Teller,
Postmaster-Gen Hatton, Third Assistant
Postmaster.Genera Hazen, Superintendent
Thompson, OF the railway mail service, and
other Government ofiicials will leave Washing.
ton for the exposition In time to be present at
the opening ceremonies.
The Evening critic., 1884-12-04
A Happy Union.

Foundry Church was oiled yesterday after
noon with friends OF the young couple, to
witness the marriage OF Miss Bessie Grofr to
MIR. Hamilton l. Rothrock. Messrs. L. Il. Croft,
jr.; s. Meade, Il. b. Mohun and j. b.. Harman
acted as ushers, and tho bride and groom
were attended by Mr.. O. d. Pennebaker as best
man and Miss Mamie Gron as bridesmaid
Rev. II. II. Naylor performed the ceremony, at
tho conclusion OF which, after receiving numer-
GUS congratulations, the happy pair left for
New York, where they Will spend the honey
moon.
The presents were many from their numer-
Gus friends, some OF them very costly, show
Ing how kindly they were remembered by near
and dear friends OF both.
The Evening critic., 1884-12-04
Preniiss, Azsk fore
is at the cornerof seventh $pdF streets n. W.

The Washington correspondent OF the New
YORK W0fld sayB that ono Of the Republican
managers In the last ohio campaign was hero
the other day. ~ tell you" said ho, 81 shall
not weep II CLEVELAND - out every one OF
the clerks from our State, They were no Kind
OF real use 10 us. In all previous National con-
tests we have had no trouble In getting all our
stir foot homeward without transportation
being furnished. We actually paid out 81, 800
for freight on these fellows before We could get
thelr votes, and II they are turned out now
they need not como TO me for sympathy"
The Evening critic., 1884-12-04
The Virginia midland Railway.

THE SHORT LINE TO THE SOUTH
SOUTHWEST AND WEST,
Schedule In effect OCTOBER T. 1884,
elO a, M.-NEW ORLEANS MAIL daily, max
LIE close CONNEXIONS 70 AZ points South and
Railway. Pullman Sleeping Buffet cars from
New York and Washington to Atlanta Pull.
man Sleeping Cars from Washington and'At.
lanta tc New Orleans.
$40 p. M.-LOUISVILLE FAST LINE, Daily
win Charlottesville 10 Clncinnati Louisyil1c
and all Western points, Pullman Sleeping Cara
from Washington to Louisville.
1910 P. M.-sOUTHERN MAIL AND EXPRESS,
Daily to all points South and Southwest via
and Charlotte; pullman Sleeping Cara
Atlanta 70 New Orleans, also, from Washing.
a, ton wa Chariotte and ColumbA e Augusta.
200 q, m. daily except Sunday.
Warrenton trains leave Washington at 9;i0 n. m 4.
aud $40 p, m. daily
For tickets and Information inquire at Conn
panys ONCE COL Penna. ave.
Trains leave from b. u p. Station.
M. SLAUGHTER, N. MACDANIEL.
Gen. Pass. Agent, Agent.
The Evening critic., 1884-12-04
light Infantry Corps Election.

At tho meeting OF the Washington Light In.
fantry Corps at their armory last evening,
civic officers wero elected as follows:
L. H. Newmeyer, treasurer; j..
g. Cowie, financial secretary; George
librarian. First Sergeant Cash, OF Company
b, was promoted TO be second Lieutenant, vice
II. II. Wade, resigned. Lieutenaet Cash has
the reputation OF being one OF the most expert
marksmen In the corps.
The Evening critic., 1884-12-04
WASHINGTON, ONO & WESTERN HAIL
ROAD COMPANY.
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.

TWO TRAINS DAILY BETwEEN ALEX.
ANDRIA AND ROUND HILL
Leave Washington ct 9.25 a. m. and 1926 u. m,
and Alexandria at 1885 q. M aud 1885 y. m. Pass
Leesburg, going westward, at 1l:30 q. m. and $40
7:29 p. IN.
. Leaye Round Hill at $50 a. m. and 1875 D. m.
Pass Leesburg, going eastward, at 6:l2 H. m. and
5;l7 y. IN, ana arrivent Alexandria at 500 u. M,
and az p. M. and nj Washington at 8:l5 q. IN. aud
7:25 p, m.
SUNDAY TRAINS leave Round Hill at $50 u.
M. and 1885 p. m. Arrives at Alexandria at sOS ..
m, and 7l7 p. m. and Washington Mt s:l5 n. M
and 725 p. m. Leave Washington ut 0:25 a. nj
and sos y. M, Alexandria ut 9:35 a. m. and sIj
p. M; pass Leehburg, going eastward, at Gle a.
m. and Dill p. M; westward, I1;36 n. M. and 1913
y. m, .
The Evening critic., 1884-12-04
ALEXANDRIA.

At the regular monthly meeting or the Co.
lumbla Steam Fire Engine Company last night
nve applicants were elected TO membership
and three applications for active membership
were referred TO the committees. The revised
constitution and bylaws OF the company were
read third tVRe and adopted. The laws pro,
vide Tor the foNAwlng additional officers; Four
horsemen and Ne axmen. The constitution
ana bylaws wWBo into enect on the nr5t
Wednesday In Jhuary.
An open meeting Will be held In the hall I
molden Light Lodge OF Good Tempiars on
tuesday next, which Will be addressed by Mr..
Chaflie Nye, OF Washington.
The telegraph wire along the W, o. 4 W.
u. H., which Judge James Keith decided was
Inc property Of Mr.. Il. II. Havener, OF this
CITY, mas been sold by that gentleman to the
railroad company for 81 ,000 and the receipts
IOr all messages till the transfer is made,
Whlch VIII be about January /, 1885. The
line is ABOUT forty miles long.
Tho work OF rebuilding Hunting Greek
pllugo mas been commenced.
Mr.. II, Pen Bruin, OF this city, and MISC Bar
bour, OF Hagorstown, Nd, wero married. at
thatplace yesterday.
little child Of Mrs. Henry Hancock, resid-
ing on Lower Prince street, caught IRE last
night from stove and was quito badly
burned. The mother, In attempting % save
. her chilc, was also painfully burned.
. -------- 49,
Il "AIderney RaAs,R Wagonsa',,'ssp-
Fresh Attorney buttds .huEnaA OFety morn
aud delivered In 5rsward, prints, doc.
get mIlkssc'per AZ goream' lSc. per pint
The Evening critic., 1884-12-04
UNHE GREAT
PENNSYLVANIA R0uTE.
TO THE NORTH, WEST AND SOUTHWEST.
)OUBLE TRACK, SPLENDID SCENERY.

To THE NORTH, West AND bUbTuNEbI.
DOUBLE TRACK, SPLENDID SCENERY.
TRA1Ns LEhyE w EHM eT, from Station
For Pittsburgh and the West, Chicago Limited
Express n Palace Psls Sleeping Gers a. 91o
Cincinnati and st, Louis, with sleeping Cars
from HarElsbnrg to oncinnsti. and Hotel Car
with sleeping Car from Altoona % Chicago;
o also Sst dS Th nAs
cage With Sleeping Car pittsburgh S e CHICAGO;
tse wes Sh Palace see 1901 car rom aaa
ington to Chicago.
BALTIMORE d POTOMAC RAILROAD.
@ wv Ssi y RSsie Tsh
H. asy esds GSf sd nSsn and hmrA Ut
For New, York and the East: ';1s, $40 and
400 loo and HEP II A NJ Limited Rxpr TssS u
Pullman Parlor Cars, 1904. NJ. daily EXCEPT
For SsCSsi0n, without g chhaprst 200 P. NJ. every
Week dSy on sunday t X me- roipa Gamma,
sS des fSRe snss e ESGp Ee avoid
F9r, phlladeIphia,, us, $40 and Il A. M,2,t
and Ined Fl sip Sq suaa Sx aas saae5s
iso5 425 40, 800, a.4e 1000 and IL is P. n;
on sunday, 80 lLoo A NJ, 400 600. z4O 1000
For Popes Creek Line, e.S5 A. nj. and 40 p. NJ.
daily, except Sunday.
For Annapolis, 635 A. NJ. - O5 aud 44O T. NJ daily.
except Sunday,
ALEXANDRIA, d OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES RAIL
WAY AND ALEXANDRIA, d. WASHING
For Alexandra, 6, 7, oa5, l1.oi and 1i.55 A. NJ,
2O5, 40, 4.45, o, sos and H. 35 p. NJ. On SUNDAY
at O, 9.25, Il.01 A. NJ, sos r. NJ.
For Richmond and the South. and 1l.0f A. NJ.
dali daily. and 4.4s I: M daily, except Sunday.
800 1900 and 1910 M, s;o5, a2s, SO. 705 and
On Sunday at 100 and 1910 A. M, Io5 and 10 ID
p. NJ. and 1910 night.
Tickets and Information at the Office orthen,t
corner Of Thirteenth street and Pennsylygnia ave.
nue. and Mt the station. where orders can be left Tor
the checking of baggage TO destination from hotels
and residences.
r.. WOOD,
General Passenger Agent,
The Evening critic., 1884-12-04
The Lntest..-r
A nicely decorateaAreefn window Of 5-oent
Store, Seveptastfeet.
m memory Of ,he CoIored Patriots.

This evening, at Lincoln Memorial Chapel, a
public meeting will be held In furtherance OF
sailors who died In the late war. The meeting
will be presided over by Register u. X. Bruce,
and addresses Will be made by Fred Douglass,
and William Wering. Appropriate music Will
alternate with the addresses.
The Evening critic., 1884-12-04
Pennsylvania Railroad Excursion
Tickets 10 New Orleans World Ex-

Pennsylvania Railroad has placed onSsfie
round-trip tickets TO the New 0rleanA,fsSposi-
tion at $40, going and returnings8y same
Ing by another. Tickets re United for the
going trip to fifteen d$s, 1p<uding date of
sale. The limit for til re&hrn trip, New Or
leans to starting pointkeHW be fifteen days,
ana ana. the he utmost lInJ6 up Of tickets VIII DO
For tickets, ipe6fmation as to routes, sleep
ing-car accopedodations, etc., apply to Penn
eylvanie BShroad office, Thirteenth street and
Pennsylvania avenue, Baltimore X Potomac
Railrodd Station, or TO passenger agent,
Southeastern District.
The Evening critic., 1884-12-04
The Hours Of Letter Carriers.

A delegation OF Philadelphia letter carriers
waited upon Postmaster. General Hatton, yes
terday, and asked that general order be pro
mulgated which would put the letter carriers
on the same footing as TO the number OF hours
or labor. General Halton said that Congress-
ional action would DO necessary In the mat.
ter. He indicated willingness to favor such
Legislation. 1870
The Evening critic., 1884-12-04
A Benellt for the IndustriaI school.

Mrs. A. L. Barbour, Mrs. q. NJ. Nye, and sew.
eral other ladies' Interested In the Industrial
School In the West End, VIII give q reception
and baZar at Mrs. BarDour's new residence, at
the head OF Fourteenth street, on Friday even
ing next. The enterprise is one OF the most
laudable OF charities, and the ladies deserve
the heartiest and most substantial encourage
ment,
The Evening critic., 1884-12-04
POPULAR JoTTINGS.

Chairman Jones, OF the Republican Ma.
tlonal Committee, 10 member OF an iron firm
In Pittsburgh which has Just given notice OF n
10 per cent. reduction In the wages OF Its 1000
employees.
While In Salt Lake City the other day Com.
missioner Blaine, OF Wyoming, brother OF
James g. Blaine, was robbed and had 10 DO
content with pot.luck In some thlrd-rate
boardiDg-house until money could DO sent TO
him from home.
President-elect Cleveland to-day attended
the charitable entertainment In New York for
the benefit OF tho actors fund. When he left
Albany this morning he was accompanied by
his sister, Miss Oleveland his private secre-
tary, Daniel d. Lamont, ana wife; ErastuS
Corning and wife, Mayor Banks and Wiz, aa,lnl
Colonel Cassidy, OF his stan. ..,.alglss
Il. Il II. q. RIcnARR.spagieBale dealers 10
teas, etc, PenpRkt1Ahfa avenue, recommend
Lipps' PgaHs6Aff Soap as "tho finest laundry
eoApIgSef' 6ffered TO the Washington public"
THE Register to-day received the Will OF tho
late Anna plnlon for probate and record. Att,r
bequeathing her household furniture % inS.
Elizabeth simmons, she makes aaiAh051uests
OF money TO diroreDt parisN1
hobby Pants toRrdOf, ~. Hamburgsr's,
II you hssNf6oms TO renT, adyeEiissqu TIE
CRlltRgbtee timeffor 2A'unfs.
The Evening critic., 1884-12-04
Homeopathic hospital Omcers.

At the annual meeting or the washington
Homeopathic Medical Society the following
ofilcers were elected for the ensuing year /:
President s. ]. Groot, NJ. D.; vice. president, j.
b. g. Cuetls, NJ. D.. secretary, ID. II. Riggs, M
low, NJ. d.. censors, L. u. Swormstedt, NJ. D.;
Grace Roberts, NJ. D.; Charles Allen, M. d.
The Evening critic., 1884-12-04
a Garmnn Drnmafic EnlerlnInment.

A German dramatic entertainment and ball,
German Orphan Asylum, proved grand sue
cess. The hall was thronged with loading
German citizens. Hon. Simon Wolf made an
eloquent address, after which German drama
was rendered. The evenings entertainment
closed with ball.
The Evening critic., 1884-12-04
Another New Anuax

The success which crowns the epsefprise OF
our fellow-citizen, Charles Ba}sfh goes on, as
We see s. another bnidi SgSE up adjoining
will be opened next 08day with grand dis
play OF holiday sssd1. YDon't fail to visit next
Monday BaupfB mammoth establishment,
on SeventbIfreet. Articles from twenty-five
cents VITO a hundred dollars will DO on ex-
The Evening critic., 1884-12-04
Liberated from Prison by Carl
Schurz.

Frederick ID. Klemm, who has since 1861
kept hotel In Dedham, Mass, died Tuesday.
He was porn In Saxony, OF wealthy parentage,
Intention OF becoming q clergyman. He fought
q duel, however, and was expelled. At the
time OF tho students rebellion he was I'M
prisoned, but escaped through the interven-
lion of Carl Schurz who entered the prison
dressed as nm organ.grinder and secured the
freedom OF several prisoners. Klemm was
was carried to Liverpool, but reached Boston
In 1854. He was an expert swordsman, and
served In the Mexican war. ,satss.S,
The Evening critic., 1884-12-04
Silks, Satins,V GlVGtS,
Pushes.

We have moro OF the last-named four ar
ticies than any three stores In the city COM
bined.
Beautiful quality extra heavy colored satin
at do cent?, worth 81; and many good bar
gains in this department.
Co!ored brocade velvets, black brocade vel
vets, at 81. 80 per yard; excellent value.
Our black gros grain SILK at 81 - superior In
quality and wear TO any rotalled In this city at
S1.40. We can show you over 5000 pieces OF
silk goods In this department, and Is the won
der OF every one who visits It..
our cloak parlors are the largest In tho
country, being 5S by 100 feet and contain the
largest stock ever exhibited under one roof
Our prices have been cut to such an extent
that competition Is out OF the question:.
We are selling a beautiful heavy well-made
stockinet walking Jacket at 1915; well worth
$3.50.
We are selling heavy stockinet Newmarkots,
81 inches long, at 1925; sold by others at $40.
Seal Sacques, warranted London dye, at
S126; intrinsic value, $175.
Seal Sacquee, warranted London dye, at
S115; intrinsic value, 500.
Better qualities at like low figures.
The Evening critic., 1884-12-04
For Rent.

An elegantly-iurnished house, slts.sSed m
End; splendidly a6antaa Tor entertaining.
Every convenielSesatige, airy rooms; posses.
sion given pscemhotp nrst Address Berry,
Critic Qflse.
The Evening critic., 1884-12-04

without boastlng, our stock OF oSxfc06ts In
variety OF style and qte My laaepeffect as any
house in the country &dG&6@, and they are
oil OF our own deslantl manufacture. Else
man Bros, psssefadurtng clothiers, corner
The Evening critic., 1884-12-04
Tna OIdost Inhnbilnnts, Assoc oIntIon

The Aes0clatIOn OF Tho oldest InhabIlantB
with its president, Jenkin Thomas, In the
chair. John d. Hines and John A. Run were
elected members. A resolution was passed
that new badges for the association bemade,
and j. q. 9run was gequeeted taflaalEeithe
game. -sSet
The Evening critic., 1884-12-04

A circular has been issued by Plckett-Du-
chanan Camp Confederate Veterans OF Norfolk,
Va, announcing that u fair is to be held In
December for the relief OF tho soldiers and
sailors OF the late Confederate States Army and
Navy who arc sick,
The Evening critic., 1884-12-04

that department Is chock "a Af.fhom. Tho
little folks can be kept Yatz& Vhether you have
large or small aWoatt Il fpyest for them.
seventh Rpdf,
The Evening critic., 1884-12-04
RAPID PROGRESS
The New Pension Building Rising
HeavenWard.
ITS PRESENT CONDITION.

A Fitting Place for q Grand Event
A Walk Through the Ediace-The
Probable Time Of It's Completion
A Vexatious Problem Solved.
The Evening critic., 1884-12-04
Embroidered HaDdkeTChjDtS.

We have lust opened full line OF White and
Colored Embroidered Handkerchief from 25c.
each up, among them several Job lots at clos
ing.out prices. They arc new goods and very
attractive, both In styles and prices, at
r. G. DAVIS.
The Evening critic., 1884-12-04
mousekeepausSNiiI save SIoney

by purchaeSdg their furniture, carpets, &C.,
op,suSy" weekly or monthly installments ~
Bmith's, 413 Now Jersey avenue northwest
The Evening critic., 1884-12-04
Fancy geDDs.
FANCY GOODS,
PIC PIC
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BARGAINS
FOR 7HEHOLIDAYS

The season for selecting HOLIDAY PRES
ENTs is rapidly approaching, and In order
that our customers may have an opportunity
to make selections from our stock before the
rush commences, and at the Same time secure
real bargains, we have decided 10 offer great
inducements this week at the old reliable
store.
e. G. DAVIS,
40 Market Space.
The Evening critic., 1884-12-04

If you have room 10 fasFe1veSIIss in Tus