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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-09-08
SENATOR ANrnoSY's onsEQU1Es
Imposing Funeral lCcrcMonics-Dlstlngu
cd Men Present, |ifH 4 sF

provlnEScE, r. l., September G,-The
funeral OF Senator Anthony was solemn,
lied at the First Congregational Church
az noon today, and was the occasion OF q,
Halherng OF representative men OF the
Nation and State, such rs was probably
never equaled in this city. Gs.s -
Sunday quiet prevailed in the central
part OF the city, many OF the largest husi-
ness houses being closed during the hours
o. the funeral. Emblcms Of sorrow were
displayed from many shops in various
parts OF the city. The arrangements were
under the charge OF w. +. Canaday, Scr
eeant.at-Arms OF the Senate, .15.'tsf tJ
Tho doors Of the church were thrown
open to tho public shortly after II, and
shortly after Governor Bourne, accompan.
iea by his statl, ex.Goycrnors, State OIL /.
clals and long procession OF past nnd
present members OF the Legislature, filed
INTO the main entrance, followed by Judges
o. the Supreme Court, Circuit Judges OF
ihe United States, Federal officers, and
Mrge delegations from various local hodles.
ftes!dcul Artllir' entered the side dSor,
accompanied by Mr.. Edinnhds, President
otthe us. Senate, and other distinguished
Iss,s}nI ps5sSnsi Ihq l massive hH!Nt {.AAl W.;
Grape; while on tho communion tablo
rested q beautiful cross a. !ea,roshs aid
plnSs, to which wns attached the syinboliG
anchor, There were other magnificent
floral offerings. - ssS '!"'5&Nt
!, As,the bells rang out the hour Of noon
Ihe casEet containing the renains Of the
~. kIn;m,snted on, Senator was slowly borne iroH
", late residence, 7 s5t ls7sl s :
4he leMans were met nj the entrance
Y thc clergyman, ReY. Thomas i. Slicer
Wsloir, q the church. Bev. AVgllstl,
Woodbury. and Chaplain HVnsley, al ihS
United States Senate, who proceeded then
Gown the middle aislc, reciting tho ser
!. wee Tor tho dead, while tho solemn anl
impressive strains Of the "Dead Marchi
sap!' foated over tho hushed Nsscmbage
tllef Tue GaskeI Ind bGeN lcn0slled ii ths
: enancel, Rev. Mr., Woodbury. delivered
I. me funeral oration, niter Which hymr
WAS W sung and benedictiont PRONOUNCED b,
:! Kev. Mr.; Sliccr. Avery long cortege fol
4 Y loved q the remains to the5 Swan Roin
AZ leHEs'efsy, s'E9s where they were Inferred,
N
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-09-08
CLOSED By TIE sIfEI,1pr.
~ .is''r MaAHfap,urnr mud Dealer Goes to
tho WALL ~

'"'i ;>t"tH'HSs'trer itnt& Dealer Goes to
tho Wall. =
inc announcement yesterday that the
establishment. Of JIG. W. Beicr, the well
known cigar maker and dealer in tabncco
and smokers goods at AZ Twelfth street,
had been closed BY the Sheriff on mn at.
tacll'nens, was not a very startlinr> sur,
prise to the public. Mr.. Beicr has lxsen
N business several years, advertising large.
y novel ways, and making speciality
OF "all Havana" cigars at y Nickel Fail.
" M,e was regarded ason!yaqucstion oitimc.
INC account Oh which the attachment was
issued was one OF $500 due Gilbretts / Co.
ol Pittsburgh. Mr.. Bcier SAYS his liuhil;,
ties outside OF this are not large and iaat
his stock, il not unreasonable sacrificed
Will more than amply cover them. liz
says il Gi.hsotIs \ CO. had moi pushed him
he could have ;idcd over his present en-.
na!r;rass.neR;, hut he does not regard Ills
failure as great calamity. He has nj:
ready secured remuncratsve position, "
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-09-08

ToMAKE the advice OF the Register rcla-
tive to the matter OF the selection OF II
legislature which will keep its of eye on
the old Virginia debt question effective, it
will be necessary for the county Of Jetler-
son to sacrifice the only living exponento Of
Jellersonan principles, Daniel b. Lucas,
who isa candidate for the House ,oi Dele
gates. Mr.. Lucas and Mr.. j. M. Mason
are thought to be "hunting in pairs" in
the matter Of adjusting the debt question,
and rs Il member OF the House Col. Lucas's
facilities for adjusting would be largely in
creased. - Ts ~ -..''.. s
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-09-08

A PROMINENT Hebrew travelling in
Europe writes toa friend in New York
ci,y saying that MI tho manufacturers aro
against Blaine and Logan. Oh course
they arc. They want tho candidate OF tho
free trade party elected. Happily, how
ever, the European manufacturers cannot
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-09-08
Second lsombar.imcnt Of K,lunr.

PAn's, September 7.-Thc Temps OK
plains the recent report that the French
had again bombardcd Kclung us resulting
from the fact that while Admiral Courbet
was on board the gunboat Bayarl in
spcctins the defence OF kcllIns, tho Chs
nese fired from the forts upon the Bayard. !
woundins four sailon. The French, man.
oi.war replied to this assault and demol.
lshcd the Chinese battery, ,faftcr which,
Courbet returned to Min wi,lithc steamer
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-09-08

ASYnony tan settle the dispute now
waying as to whether steel nails urc harder
than iron nails by rubbing mil OF each
metal on n smooth stone with uniform
fore at the same time. The least skilled
observer cannot be fooled in tho result.
Why anybody should have doubt III the
matter is mystery. .a
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I'M III. --l7F = 2
Loss $o,5OO,OOO. s-s-5G
Lumber aliils li,,rMstl.

PESsIcoLA, Fla, September THE
Nollno lumber mills, twenty-thrcc miles
+ ron lensasq|aii burned to-day They. .p-
long TO tne eseate,of i. D: Sullivan, except
9%ne,!GuarrMter wiled by Sullivan to ~. l..
Davis. The latter lad $4,000 insurance.
There was na ether Insurance. Loss about
one hMnared thousand dollars The
Louisville y Nashville railway furnished
u special ;train'to carry,a steam ,ip engine
TO save millions OF feet eilumher stacked
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-09-08

TuE nominations made by the Rerub-
licans for district officers Saturday night
were most excellent throughout All OF
the nominees for county. commissioners
are men Of high cha actcr, and all are ad-
mirllIy adapted to the rcqusitions Of the
office. Every ono OF them should ibc
elected, and with tho proper work all
will hr u y. -
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tE importation into tho State 81

TIE importation into the State such
speakers as Converse, Fellows, Hamilton
and Wallace shows that there is faint
suspicion that communism will not so
here this year. Wherever Mr.. Wilson
has gone he has dissustcd the most
ardent Democrats and the daily reports
from all counties arc, such rs to cause
even apathetic member ofthc National
Committee to prick up his ears.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-09-08
NEWS IN BRIEF.

The Pittsburgh press Inst night pre-.
sented Thomas W. keGue, the ntIor, With
a solid si.vof crown. \ banquet followed
the Presentation. : i e,
President Morrill,, OF the TFi-SIa,e Pair
Association Of Ye,cdo, i,s,' ieteiycu tele.
ssENa, n9m Uen:: john'A Logan saying he
Will attend the fair on Thursday of this
week. 5,t n. y ,'3' q
Harry Boil eoloyed, died at Shepherds.
to,YM, Nj, tsom i pistol wound jn the
hend, yesterday. lIewas working with 4
circus and it is supposed was shot OH the
train on the Louisville & Nashville road
and thrown of, ~ wv Ivy
I. g, SMith's ice company's buildings,
Richmond, Va, with two thousands tons
81 ice, Henry NIctzgers cooper shops and
q large quantity Of wood and lai,l IN
Charles Il: Pase's yard hurried yesterday.
4ottai 4o'tta losa 81, ,Qoo. .Si,1.1 .S;' ''5ts, s,
Yesterday afternoon Mike Donnclly, Of
Cincinnati, died from the effects Of blow
over tho head inflicted by an DHInowni
man on East Front At q O'Clock Saturday
night Tie murderer used an oar and
nmhclly's skull war fractured. 5.i.' ,'98l
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-09-08

JrpGE BnASSoS will, in the most remote
ward oi this city tomorrow night, try to
relieve himself OF "any imputation OF free
tradcisln." Thcrci is not a factory or work
shop in this ward, hence the happy selcc-
ton Of u site for such an apology. AS it is
asolil Republican wardanyhowit is barely
possible that the Judge will bewhistling
a,ainst the wind. a.E
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-09-08
Take All the Room You Want,

Sot"' Dtln!ch TO the Iatetligencr.! 5g II
HUNTINGTON, W. Va, September O.
Judge Maxwell and John A. Hutchinson
addressed the largest meeting ever held in
Huntington last night. A torchlight pa.
rade by our three clubs, led by three
bands, was n new feature in Cabcll county
demonstrations. Messrs. Maxwell and
hutchinson acquitted themselves nohly.
a crowd Of fifteen hundred to hear poIiti.
cal speeches don't assemble every day In
Huntington. Give us room and we'll get
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-09-08

wlypY WusoS is anxiously awaiting
tho report OF the Board Of Public Works
concerning the railroad assessments this
wear. Iithcy arc not doubled up. Windy
will proceed to pulvcrizo both the Board
md tho roads. ."H W ~
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-09-08
CNn Get AY,,nrfrnna

PARIS, September Tho Rrpnt1iqucs.
Fra"caie, referring to the order Of the
Governor OF Hong Kong against the en- /
rollnient OF English into the French SER
vice, says that if the employment OF Eng
llsh pilots is forbidden they can be easily
replaced by Americans. -, -
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-09-08
Republican Rally Mt Stcubcn Willie.

z The Republicans will open The cam pairn
at stcubenville, Monday evening, Scptem. {
Der s, by the dedication oi,a' wigwam :
immense torchlieht procession Z and
sheecl,es 81, n Dy prominent men ofthe party;
me plumed knights OF Wheeling, Will Z
attend IN body and take part in tho &de.3
monstration. The Cleveland & Pittsburgh
'itaiiroad Company will run n special train
70 steubenvillc on that evening to accom-
modatc all who desire 10 attend. Special
train will leave Bridgeport at: Q :l2 81 M
arriving at steubcnrille at 7:1O,p.5M. Re-.
turning, leave Steubenyille at ll;oo ,p.yM,$
Fare for round trip 30 cents, s:=7iiSSs5
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-09-08

TIE Maine campaign ended on Saturday
light, and the election will take place to-
day. The Democracy have made terri
bic struggle and will endcayor to get out
their full voting strength to-day. Tho
following table shows how the vote has
stood at the elections for Governor since
1916: I'D.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-09-08
Miss Lizzie Evans.

OF Miss Lizzie Evans, whs opens n
weeks engagement NJ Charley 7Shay's
new Acadelpy oi M,,sic this evening, the
ChIIIS;As.a tnhis Ocean says: al
There was pleasant surprise aftnNletl
the patrons OF the Standard last evening.
So little had been hcar, here OF Miss Lizzie
Evans that no one could have expected 10
sec sEeA cleyerncss and freshness and vi
vaclous charm as were spccdilynWEiies,ed
and well sustained in the Egsing Of that
young Indy. There were shown, too, n
prettincss. os faSe and tidiness Of person, Il
gly!ish beauty and merry abandon that,
with the intelligent ability governing her
performance, promptly occurred Miss
Evans the hearty ;avor; OF her audience
She aprealed In @Fogg's Ferry" n play
In which this actress finds abundant opf-
portunltics for the exercise Ct her partic-
ular talent. Miss Eysn.s seems to be but
q girl, yet the Intelligent care and artistic
thGsouehlness given 70 her work indicate
m experience Of more years than arc in
oi her laughing iaco. i1tjgIs ii.i5I5 ~
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-09-08
Challenge from nm English boxer,

LONDON, September Lam Hill, tho
birmingham boxer, challenges Billy Ed.
wards, Charley Norton, or any Sotler
american lightweight boxer for stakes Of
sl,0OO II side, or trophy equal to that
amount in value. Hill will go to Now
York to meet the champion, fs}si..
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-09-08
TANlMANY CONFERENCE,
No Enthusiasm shoMn tor Gleyelapsl, md
Formal Action Postponed.

~ sNtN0s|AsW hH0Mn ZOE P!eycinNlt nnW
Formal Action Postponed.
Nrw YoEK, September G.-The Tam
many Hall leaders CT tho various dis.rpts
held q conference with John Kelly,
In Tammany Hall, this evening.
Among those present we're Register
Reilly, Coroner Martin, General spinola,
Fire Commissioner Croker, ex.County
Clerk Gamblcton, Police Justices Duffy,
Oorman and Willo, Senator llqnkctt,
Aldermen Kirk and Grant, Ca|QVel q, T.
Wood and John g. slevln. Every u.s.
sembly district was represented.
John Kelly, in opening the meeting,
said lie was desirous Of learning the feel.
ing OF those present, and the jeel;n: az III.
yo.ieIg as2Nnt !I,s llem!aesriitic' n.alh9lna,lon
fSf tho 'rtcsidency:. Eaeli district was
heard in turn. While a majority OF the
gentlemen present stated tbnts Cleveland
was the tsynIiia in thcir Respective 'tlis::
trlcts,, they Spoke without enthusiasm,
Several declared their people"wcre for
Ao lormal action was taken, but 1t was
tacitly DECIDED that tile Committee on Or
gAnisatIon, which meets on Monday night,
shall prepare an address and'a series Of
resolutions which should be submitted 70
The general committee FEi4sI los discus:
sie:. EosltlNci sc.lSl Ylll not 10 taken
Nntil tic General Committee meets. The
meeting ofthe COMMITTEES Of Organization
ii Il j j Slaled |h.aat 4anmapy has decided e,
TO Tun straight county ticket, without
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-09-08
TIE SOLEMN ,TI,InIUNY
celebrnted ln An tho Catholic Churches for
n..7 s.Hr fhrce Days, ,-Ete =

Thrce Days.
The command OF his holiness the n,pe
that u solemn Iridium ha celebrated in
all Catholic churches throughout the
world, commencing OH Saturday and end
ing to-day, is being observed in all the
churches oi that faith in this city and
diocese, The devotions appointed to
be used on the occasion are the snme :; a,
those prepared for and appointed to Le
used i'll the Church. ai Santa Maria sopra
Minerva; in Rome; 'aEJ the Pope grants
aR Indulgence OF seven years and seven
times tortN days for each visit, and a ple.
nary indulgence to those who, having
heeM present each day at the devotions,
slsail on one Of the three days 20 to con.
iesslon, worthily receive Holy Com,n,,-
nion, and pray for the intentio,e; of The
Sovereign PontiT.
Tho deyotionS {aN the iridium, and the
order Of thesa dcvotions which will be Oh.
served at the Minerva in Rome, have iust
been published, and will be 40 follows:
!. The Rosary; II. a. D;sp,turse; III. The
Act A OF RseparatieA, ~. The Litany OF the
Blessed Nhgini Y. Denediction OF the
niessed Sacrement. =
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"sNo4E will not save Eustacc Gibson or
John l!rannon this time is theway II far.
seeing Democrat oi.tllc city expresses him.

QUESTIONING whether steel is harder
than iron Is much like asking II silver
dolsris larger than u half dollar. lit
isn't, Il ought to hc. NE .-.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-09-08

II, in the light Of these facts, the Repub-
Leans have a majority Of from 5000 to
10000 it will be more than satisfactory.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-09-08
A Fair Oncr.

Tho voltaie Belt Company, Marshall,
Mich, offer to send DR.. Dyes Voltaic Belt
and Appliances Oh trial, for thirty days, to
men, young or old, ailiiccd with nervous
debility, lost vitality and kindred troubles.
See advertisement in this paper. q Truaw
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Has Not Increased.

BERLIN, September - The I;oss Ga-et,e'as
kiel dispatch denies the report OF the in-f
crease OF the German squadron in Chinese
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i. n. s4et.illin s Co.

Have tho exclusive sale Of the celebrated
Glirease.proof G Black silk-the Princess:
Written guarantee goes with each dress
pattern that these goods VIII not crack q;
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Don't Dio In tho House

Trough on Rats" clears out rats, mice,
reaches, bed.bugs, flies, ants, lnoles, chip.
munks, gophern, q l5c, sgSsl
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-09-08

/ DAcKAcllEi is banishcd BY St, Jacobs OIL,
the most remarkable m}ealeIne l}gE!tcn ever dis:
covered: ~ ,'
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-09-08

TIE damaged shoe sale will open at 1887
iva!a Man 81 street Monday or TYcssday nest.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-09-08

TnE damaged shoe salc will open at 1887
Main N, street Monday ii tuesday next.
Wait tor bargains; M 4 8 asi5S5 y
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-09-08

THE damaged shoe sale Wil open at 1897
Main street NIoniisy or Tuesday next.
Wait ios Aay.n:ns. ~ liIt+l :. 80
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-09-08

q TiIE damaged shoe sale will open at 1882
Maln street Monday orr TUesaGy; next.
Wait Tor bargains, & &; ,3;:Iis sEsi
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-09-08
Ghe gi,te4liqe,tttar1|.. T..
Tur Stats l'uir opens to-day. 4.

ovIcci No.. rs nnI VI Fourteenth Street.
The Evening critic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1881-1885, 1884-12-04
Death OF Mrs. Thomas j. Brady.

Mrs. Emeline W. Brady, wife OF General
Thomas ]. Brady, died at the residence OF her
father, Adam Wolfe, esq, in Muncie, Ind, on
last Tuesday, after a prolonged illness. Mrs.
Brady had not been we'll for some years. She
suffered from a cancerous affection. An opera
tion was performed by Drs. Garnett and Lin.
colp, OF this city, which, It was thought, had
eradicated the disease. But the hope was In
vain. In time the disease reasserted Itself
and relief only came with death. Last spring
she went out to her fathers on visit, hoping
to regain her health, but was soon confined to
her bed, from which she mover again arose.
Mre. Brady was born In Ohio and removed
with her parents to Muncie at an carly age.
She was educated at the female seminary at
College Hill, Ohio, and was an accomplished
and cultured lady. She was married to Gen.
eral Thomas ]. Brady, then colonel Of an Indi.
ana volunteer regiment, In the spring of 1864
Three children, Arthur, Bessie and Winnie, all
OF whom survive her, were born to them. She
lived in Muncie until 1876, IN which year she
accompanied General Brady, then newly ap
cd Second Assistant Postmaster General
TO this city, and resided hero ever since. sh,
was not a lover OF general society, but founC
her hapI inets in her own home, surrounded
by her family and friends. Her early death 4
severe blow to those who loved her, and VIII,
butA hriet time ago confidently looked for
ward TO long, useful and happy life for her
In religious faith Mrs. Brady sympathizet
with the Universalist Church, OF which he
father and mother are members. Her funera
will take place tomorrow.
The Evening critic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1881-1885, 1884-12-04
Dramatic Notes.

The theatres are recovering from election
depression.
W. s. Gilbert, the dramatist, is three years
and three days younger than Edwin Booth.
John McCullough's friends are contemplat-
Ing restraining him from wandering from city
TO city, fearing that his unhinged mind may
fall him completely and some accident befaii
OC0, all told, having lent or given away most
OF his fortune, and much OF this he carries
about with him.
Fourteenth-sireet Theatre, New York, with
"Fedora." The 300th performance VIII be
given next Friday evening, and Will be signal
lied by the presentation of souvenir TO each
OF the ladies present. Miss Davenport says
che will mako moro money with "Fedora" this
season than che did last.
Augustin DAILY appears to have arrived at
the apex of his widespread popularity In
New York, says Boston Herald correspond
ept, writing from that city. His newest piece,
called "Loye on. Crutches," has made the
theatre, and 1t certainly ought to run through
the whole season. For q good while back Mr..
DAILY has done steadily nne business, and
his theatre has long been the only ono In New
York which had any thing like q decided policy.
Nine. Rlstoris New York engagement be-
gins December %, and already her managers
are making extensive preparations. Scenic art
lists are at work upon the new scenery, and ar
rapgements arc being made whereby lead
ing actor will be specially engaged to play
Macbeth TO her Lady Macbsth. During tho
WIEN VI hoI cnkuSNhicbt akmCs ANlotoAA
Will play 'Queen Elizabeth" and "Mary
Stuart" The former play was written for her
by Paola Giaconietti, the author OF salvinle 9
"outlaw." She herself translated It from the
Italian, becoming familiar with her part by
| writing It out In English over 300 tlmes.
Nine. Rlstori plays this week in Toledo, 90.
| lumbus and Cincinnati
| Henry Irving's receipts on Saturday at New
| York were nearly $4,000. His present engage
| ment is much more profitable to him 80 far
| than his last, as he has not to divide his prof
Its with any one. His Hamlet has proved the
| most marked success OF all his impersona
| tions. He reserves all other new parts until
his return to New York in the spring. or the
| Hamlet "Nym Crinkle" speaks as follows In
the World; "The best HdnietS We have had
| Murdoch, Davenport and Dooth-were elocu
tionary triumphs. Mr.. Irving's is pictorial
| and emotional triumph. 1t is sincerely manly
and human, not abstractly IDEAL 1t is never
| lackRdaisical or sentimental or sickly, and
consequently 1t has al the asperities and ag
gressive ruggedness OF distinct individual
ity." After his engagement In New York II
ended Mr.. irving will visit In succession Phil
adelphla, Pittsburgh, Cleveland, Detroit, Chi
cago, Washington, Boston and Brooklyn II,
reappears in New York March o.
The Evening critic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1881-1885, 1884-12-04

IT is eminently wise, just and desirable
that the Inauguration of President Cleve-
land and the attendant ceremonies should
be entirely non-partisan.
1t is wise of the National Committee to
suggest this, and wise of the local Demo-
Gratis TO assist in carrying it out.
No demonstration can be so grand as one
in which all parties unite, no victory so
complete as one which vanquished as we'll
as vanquishers celebrate, and no better
proof ofloyalty and good citizenship can
be afforded than by cooperation in the
efforts to suitably and festigely inaugurate
President against whom one was bitterly
opposed.
The Evening critic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1881-1885, 1884-12-04

Mr.. J. A. B.. Monks etching, "Crossing the
Pasture" which Is given TO all subscribers to
the Magazine Of Art for 1885, is as tempting a
bait as O publisher ever held out to an art.
loving public. Mr.. Monks water.color draw.
ing, from which he made this etching, was
recently exhibited at the National Academy OF
Design, where It attracted great deal OF at
Of color 10 wonderfully well givon, and to O
certain extent the work OF the needle is more
pleasing than that OF the brush. The feeling
OF twilight is caught with more success In the
etching, and the peculiar quality OF the sheep'a
wool ia shown with great fidelity. There is q
great deal or charming sentiment In this pic.
tuTe, which, when appropriately framed, Will
will honor any collection tassfH d Company,
M6iD York.