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The Evening critic., 1884-04-05
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DR.. Thomas Fullerton, OF the Park Presby-
terian Church OF Erie, Pa, who was recently
given an almost unanimous call by the West
Street Presbyterian Church, is expected to I'LL
the pulpit OF that Church one week from to-
morrow.
The boatbuilders are very active, and
a number OF new and handsome pleasure
Doats will be put on the river the coming
season. lively season OF boating is looked
for.
The Columbias arc having their float re-
paired, and until that Is done shells cannot
be launched from the boat house. They, how
ever, do not go Into their quarters until May l..
1t Is claimed that gang of youngsters, with u
high admiration for Jesse James and his he-
rOic exploits, have an organized band In West
Washington and that they make night hido-
Gus IN the neighborhood of Second and Fred
erick streets. They are armed with long poles
for rifles. At tho approach OF the police they
mado themselves scarce, but as soon as the
police have departed they renew their orgies.
Mr.. II. L.. Moore has been confined {. tlse
house for the past two days wltlspplifaigta,
but ie out again. ssSs2}S
CuILDRENs Easter suJta AZ X. saks & Co.'S,
The Evening critic., 1884-04-05
Iook our for the swindler.

man giving his name IA Nicolal, aud with
q story 10 the effect that he is an artist who
was burned out at Denver, Col, has been i'm
posing upon the people here by means of a
forged document purporting to be from Mrs.
erecting loan from Secretary Chandler, at
tho Navy Department Thursday, after which
he paid a visit TO Rev. Byron Sunderland aud
victimlzed him. Ho went 10 another place
and was promptly put out. Not disturbed In
the least by this episode he presented another
paper, this time having an indOrsoment OF
the Art Club OF Baltimore. AS no could not
secure funds he left IN hurry, ana tho rest.
dents of the house reported the case at head-
quarters. Nlcolai Is described as q man with
reddish mustache and goatee, Weighing about
160 pounds, and dressing In black clothes,
the coat, q long frock, being shabby. Ho tells
pitiful story, and this with tho forged pa
pers usually enllsts the sympathy OF hie in'
Tended victim.
The Evening critic., 1884-04-05
THE sENGERBuND CHILDREN.
A Happy Time at Masquerade at
Abner,a Last Night.

The chlldrens masquerade OF tho smngor.
bund was given last night at Abner'e and thero
was q large attendance. Among tho charac-
tors moat creditably represented wore Victor
Bohlus, German Peasant; Clara Kuppl, Ital'
ian Peasant Girl; Fred and Herman Schade,
German Princess; Sarah Carter, Folly; Bertha
voght, Faust; Ella schade, Morning; Clara
Hellnue, dypsy queen; Oscar Baum, Minstrel;
Leo voght, Aesthetic Young Lady; Becky
Behrend, Suavian Peasant Girl; May Wolf,
Flower Girl; Rudolf debnor and Robert Gard
ner, Swiss shepherd Boys; Carrie Kahlert,
Flower Girl Helen Wolf, Swiss Peasant; Clara
Franc, Telephone: Nina Reizenstein, German
Peasant Girl; Rosie Eberle, Tambourlne
Girl; Helen Gebner, Swiss Peasant Girl;
Lulu Klingle, Morning Star; Annie Kllngle,
French Nurse; Kate Volland, Mother Hub.
bard; Lulu Knoop, Pompadour; Minnie Lode
rer, Fairy Queen; Clarence Weidemann,
George Washington; Ida Faber, Polish Prin-
Gees; Willie and Emma Xander, Peasants;
Franz Won Shilling, Spanish Grandee. The
committees were; Reception, p. Scnultze, L.
Waldecker, 3. Wolf, +. Claudy, A. Fisher;
floor, A. Lepper, william Lutz, ]. Myer, A.
Bachsmith, W. Schilling; entertainment, j. A.
Griesbauer, J. waldmann, Il. d. Kirby, A. Lep
per, @. II. Michaelson.
The Evening critic., 1884-04-05
SOUTH WASHINGTON.

The report In circulation yesterday that six
fishermen had been drowned on Wednesday
night down tho river proves on Investigation
TO have been exaggerated. Tho two Swan
brothers, reported 20 have been drowned, wero
not. II is reported that when tho storm came
up they rOwed to a sailboat instead OF going
ashore. This was or Liverpool Point. Their
boat broke loose and drifted ashore. Their
friends, seeing that II was empty, concluded
that they had been drowned. They appeared
the nextday. Two men only were drowned,
both colored, Bailey Jackson and Jack Barnes.
One OF them drifted ashore, In his gilling-
boat, having became entangled In the sheets.
The disaster happened noar Liverpool Point.
Mr.. q. It. Jonee, who has been seriously sick
for the past four weeks, has recovered SUM
ciently 10 leave his bed and eat heartily. He
is now on the high road TO recovery.
The Pilots Association hold well-nttended
meeting last night, mt which Messrs. James
Marmaduko and Frank Phillips were Initiated.
The subject OF incorporation was discussed,
and Captains skinner, Beacham and Lucas
were appointed n committee TO secure tho In
corporation OF tho association. Weekly meet
ings will be continued for short period, after
which the meetings will bo held only once a
month.
Mr.. Henry Guss, Of 82O @ street, is seFieusIy
Sick mt his residence with heart dtsuasc.
BOYS confirmation auliaafad. Saks q Co.'s.
The Evening critic., 1884-04-05
EAST WASHINGTON.

Thursday night there were two fires near
UniOntOwD. The house owned by Peter and
samuel Bacon, situated on the Bowen road,
near Good Hope Hill, was entirely destroyed.
Ihe frame dwelling owned ana occupied by
pnyton Johnson, In Hillsdale, was also burned
TO the ground. Loss about 300.
Workmcn begun breaking ground on tho
South Carolina'avenue reservation this morn
Ing.
The following communication with roferencc
10 the foot-race In the Navy Yard on Thursday
has been received "In your isauo OF even
date, under the heading EAST washington,s
and In tho paragraph referring TO the race be-
tween seaman Gunner Williams, OF the wyan-
dOttc, and Mallady, OF the Despatch, your re-
porter has made great mistake. Williams
was fifteen 1b) yards ahead mot ono and
quarter as givenl at the fnlsh. As you wish
always 10 be correct give you this informa-
tion. was at the winning-post, aud therefore
IN eye Witness"
Tho Baltimore & Potomac Raj road Com
pany VIII shortly build roundhouse on
"poniar mr." on the Eastern Branch.
Of1cer william Gates. Of tho Eighth Pre-.
clnct who IL competent oflcer, as well as n
courteous gentleman, headed the list for tho
month OF March In the number OF arrests.
The District limits extend several miles bo-
yond tho Anacosta Bridge. Tho people liv-
Ing on the other side OF the bridge are taxed
Ike other folks, but they get "nary cent"
OF gentlemen living beydbd tho National Race
Course, chilled on the Commissioners and
asked that dollar or 80 be expended In flling
up n few wells along tho main thoroughfaro.
They were told that tho appropriation had
been exhausted, but that possibly relief
| might come before July next.
Tho Misses Lizzie and Sallle MacNichol, OF
| DOG Fret street southeast, gave au enjoyable
party last evening TO n number OF friends. A
| much enjoyed programme, consisting of
| musical and literary selections, was carried
out. Mr.. Frank MncNichol rendered baritone
solo, which was heartily appreciated. Miss
| Burlingano gave n whlstling solo, which was
very novel and pleasing. MISS Ella Crystal do
lighted her auditors with piano solo and
| Mr.. 8. A. Kennedy followed with n baritone
solo, which was received with pleasure.
Mcssrs. MGCauley h Dellwig tho enterpris
| Ing Capitol Hill grocore, have established O
| splendid china store next TO their grocery, No
| oil pennsylvania avenue, wher0 the best ar
| tioles In the china and crockerywarc line can
10 I.aA
The Evening critic., 1884-04-05

Proper Rule.
The multiplying Of divorce suits aud fre.
quent motions for aimony and counsel foes
has been the subject OF considerable comment,
and has gone 30 far that yesterday Justice
Macarthur, who presldos IN tho Equity Court,
took occasion to express himself In regard to
the matter, and gavo notice as TO the course no
would hereafter pursue In all such cases. He
had on hearing mt the timo q motion for ali'
mony, and said that he had been presented, In
one day, with orders in at least nine different
divorce suite, and he had reason 10 believe
that many of tho divorce suits instituted woro
for the purposes OF enabling either one or
both OF the parties to get married agaiB; that
In other cases the applications for nlimony
wero usually conducted In such an earnest
and often bitter manner as TO give tho impress.
sion that temporary alimony was the principal
object OF the suit, aud thnt much OF the scan.
daious proceedings connected with divorce
cults grew out OF these inter.
mediate applications. He said that
there was very often daily wrnngle In court
over counsel fees and allmony Involved IN di-
vorce suits, and the suits had become 80 nu-
merous as TO excite q very unfavorable sentl-
present law regulating divorces. In his opln.
Ion radical reformation was demanded by
public justice and public docency. In OK parto
divorce suits he would hereafter entortalu no
application for alimony or counsel feos unless
In cnses commenced by tho husband; that tho
preference which had been given 10 OK parte
divorce suits heretofore, in having them heard
without going upon the calendar, should no
longer be continued, but they must take their
place upon the calendar, TO be hoard and dis
posed OF in their order, without any priority
over other cases.
The Evening critic., 1884-04-05
Personal POINTS.

SENATOR MALONE is recovering rap
idly.
--EX.GovERNoR CARNEY, Of Kansas,
Is at tho National.
GENERAL GRANT has declined all in
yitntions 10 dinners and all forms OF hospital
lty or festlvlty thus far during his visit.
GENERAL AND MRS. HAzEN enter
talned Remenyl and number OF other we'll
known musical people at dinner last evening
LIEUTENANT AND Mrs. DANENHowER
Will leave for New York next week, the gal
liant Lieutenant having been ordered to duty
on the Minnesota.
"A PLEASANT party, headed by Rep
resentatiye and Mrs. skinner, made trip q
Mt. Vernon yesterday on one OF the steam
launches from the Navy Yard.
HON. THOMAS p. FENToN, of Leaven
WORTH one Of the most prominent legal adyis
ers in tho State, Is in attendance before tn,
supreme Court. lie is at the Riggs House.
HON. WM. GREIFFENsrEIN, Mayor o
Wichita, who is here for the purpose OF leasing
the Pottawattomie reservation In the Ipdtai
Territory for grazing cattle, In whieh'he /
largely interested, is q the. metropolitan
BOYS confirmation easA A. saks Co.'s.
The Evening critic., 1884-04-05
HOTEL ARRIVALS.


T. Astein, pRwtucket, II. l.; j. Il. Newell,
Pawtuckot, II. Ii W. N. Hartshorn and wife,
Boston; o. s. Baker ana wife, N. Y; i. Kim
Norfolk; ]. L. Morrison, st. Paul. II. q. Har-
rlson and wife, MISS II. W. Bass and wife, st.
Paul; II, b. Bass, st. Paul; Miss p. Onward,
Pittsburgh; Miss j. Wallace, Pittsburgh; Mr..
Gabain, Havre, France; NJ. Paupardin, Mar
seilles, Francei Il. It. Postlethwaite, Phila.; II.
Whitaker and wife, Phila.; Miss White, Cleve-
II. Graham ana wife, n. VI G., W. Jones, N. Y;
W. Freeman and wife, Phila.; w. II. Conner,
Woodbury.; W. II. Conner, Woodbury.; j. X.
WiiIiamsport, Pa; j. II. Barnes, baltimore,
Md; s. II. Bagg, Watertown, n, y; W. W. Rap
ley z. NJ. Hotallng and wlfo, n. vi Mrs. 8.
plympton, Fort Warrington, NJ Y. O.; Il. O.
stephenson, n. VI O. n. Taiuton, N.Y. II. II.
Neill, phila.
The Evening critic., 1884-04-05
About Renting u HIaIi.
The following letter explains Itself:

WASHINGTON, April y, 1851
Gii6ey3 i. JoN President of Seventh DIST ClaJ!
SIR regret TO find you are doing me great
injustice in regard TO my action In renting the
largest hail In our District.
now desire to say TO you that which you
know to be the truth, and let the citizens
Judge whether my conduct was commendable
MS a Republican or whether 1t was repronen-
sible IN tho slightest degree. You met me and
asked my assistance in securing a hall, and
after failing 10 secure Union Bethel Hall, / did
secure Quaker Hall, paid for II, and showed
you the receipt In full. You not only approved
my action, but expressed your gratitude for
the assistance. That hall IS still at your dis
posal, without cost TO you, ana as soon MS you
isRuo your of1lcial call under tho resolution OF
the central committee, l Will do anything that
Is necessary TO help you In having peaceful
and quiet meeting as has always been the
pride OF the citizens OF that district.
would further state that have not rented
any other hall, nor do know OF any ono else
renting hall In the Seventh District for use
next Monday night, ali reports to the contrary
Notwithstanding.
remain very truly yours,
WILLIAM BEAKEp.
The Evening critic., 1884-04-05

The sale OF seats stlll continues to bo very
large at Fords for the Gilbert & sullivan pro-
duction on Monday night. Tho New York
Morning journal says:
"Miss Tanner has at once caught Gilbert's
conception OF Princess ida. She seems to be In
deep, dead earnest while uttering the most abb
surd and impossible things-Gilberts topsy
turyoy idea, as usual. The same may be said
OF Miss Genevieve Reynolds (Lddy BidncheJ,
who makes an excellent college professor, and
who also has q very commanding appearance
at the head of her Amazon army. These ladies'
have very pleasing voices; especially notice.
able also Is song given by Miss Florence
Bemister (Lddy PSBche), entitled 'Darwinian
Man. This song was encored last evening.
Signor Broccolini and W. 8. Rising are entitled
TO praise for the admirable aid they gave. In
short, the work demands large company of
good singers and clover actors, including a
chorus or pretty girls and well.appointed
orchestra, and this demand is finely met In
the present instance. 'Princess Ida will be
given this and tomorrow evening and at the
matinee Wednesday, and all lovers OF Gilbert
& Sullivan's style OF operas should avail
themselves OF these opportunities" A
The Evening critic., 1884-04-05
4 aairs on the Lower NTIssissIppI.

The Secretary OF War has received dispatch
from Ylcksburg reporting that tho water Is TO.
ceding and that only the swamps arc now un,
der water. From New Orleans Il Is reported
that break occurred at Point Clear, but dam
nge was prevented. Tho plantations in Ten
sas Valley are no longer under water, and the
planters are resuming work,
Major McGlnness, In charge OF tho relief
steamer Barnard, reports his arrival on that
steamer at Yicksburg, having delivered 1000
ratiOns for distribution at TlptonWlle, Ten
nessee, and 1000 In tho vicinity OF Nlcks'
burg,
Tie steamer will work In conjunction with
the steamer Humphreys In the further distrl-
button OF provisions. .s
The Evening critic., 1884-04-05
REAL ESTATE.

The following transfers OF real estate were
filed for record to-day with the Recorder OF
Deeds, as reported exclusively to TUE CRITIC
byJ IF. oimstead, 1d16 New York avenue:
Fifth street west, corner warner, square
900, sublot 11S, 20x70, John Rollins to Co.
lumbus L. ogle; $4,000.
Il street north, between Seventeenth and
Eighteenth streets west, square 152, lot Ii,
62&x195, Lester $. Fisher 70 q. A. Stanley,
trustee; $500.
w street north, between Fourteenth and Fif-
teenth streets west, square 900, part OF lot L Z,
34x200lA, A. NJ. Baker ct al., trustees, TO Jo
hanna Sullivanj $4,000.
Twentysecond street west, between and
streets north, square 0S, sublots 81, 3d. 80
55xI15; street north, IN same square, sub
lot 81, 10x135, Elias j. Hill to Edmund and
John Cammack; S5,077.5O.
street north, corner Thirteenth west,
square 23S, part OF lot j, 22x1O0, Dennis II.
Fealy TO Bernard Waters; $4,000.
County.
Widows Mite-Lots 33 and "a, l.. II. Tut
ties subdivision, Julia d. Ware to l.. II. Tut
lie, jr.; $2,450.
Iangdon Terraco-Enlnghame Place-sub.
lot d, VIM. L. Matthews to James Il. bradford; |;
nominal.
The Evening critic., 1884-04-05
PERTINENT PARAGRAPHS.

DIR. c. w. SGnFr, dentist, formerly of
Twelfth apdlFstfeets. HAS removedito No. GIG
Ninlb.stfeet northwest.
Mrs. S. p. HOPKINS, of 11S d street, re-
ports that thirty yards OF carpet wero stolen
from her yard yesterday.
JAMES SHREEvEs and James Ballou
were taxed 80 each by Judge Smell for curslng
and swearing in saloon on Seventh street.
GEORGE JOHNSON, a little twelve-year-
old tramp, who footed II all the way from New
port News, was sent TO tho farm for three
months by Judge Smell to-day for being va
grant.
LIEUTENANT ARNOLD. of the Fourth
Precinct has reported at Police Headquarters
the loss or valuable cluster diamond earring,
the property OF tho wife OF the Portuguese
Minister, which is worth several hundred dol
lars.
ONE Of the features of tho fair at Masonic
Temple is the Easter treo. This tree Is trim
med with blown eggs, filled with candy and
notices, and is In charge OF Mrs. John II. VII.
mot, who Is assisted by MISSES Annie and
Emma Walmsley.
THE Tacony Library and Literary Asso-
citation TO promote tho mental improvement OF
tho young has fled certificate OF incorpora-
tion with the Recorder. The trustees aro Mrs.
OF philadelphia, Pa.i W. W. Dean, James W.
Webb and Warren O. Stone, OF this city.
YESTERDAY afternoon Officer Breen ar
rested four colored urchlns named Robert Ash
Fox for pilfering In the Contre Market. They
each had n sack, and oranges, bananas, pota-
toes, &C., were wound In the sacks whom they
were arrested. In the Police Court this morn.
Ing they were sontto the farm for three months
each.
RESCUE LODGE, !. o. G. T., will hold a
temperance meeting this evening at the Sea-
mems Bethel Retreat, corner OF Eighth and i
streets southeast. Good speaking aud sing
Ing may be expected. The Sunday-school
| meets tomorrow at 2 p. m. Good tenchers are
wanted, A gospel temperance meeting, al
| 8 80 p. M. TO be addressed by Row. Mr.. Slun
ders and others.
PROSECUTING ATTORNEY THOMAS called
Judge Snell's attention 10 a charge OF assault
against George NJ. Myers for knocking dowr
and ipjuring an old man named Moore by run
ming bicycle over him. He stated that Mr.
| Worthington had directed him to abandon lAf
prosecution, because the old gentleNaAEWds
| satisfied that II was an unAYoAliRDio- hcclden
and the bieycllsst was "a trS; The cast
Boys conns.5tttfon suits al a, Sabs & Go. q.
The Evening critic., 1884-04-05

There are portions OF the lirst floor In tho con-
tral part of tho oapitol-enterlng from tho CEN
tral western door, for instance-that Is as dark
as midnight. CRITIC man stumbled into q
part Of tho building this forenoon that was so
dark he could scarcely see his hand before
him. A good place for plckpockots and plug.
uglies generally, Those places should be
lighted whether visited or not Either light
or lock Them.
The Evening critic., 1884-04-05
HE WANTS TO KNOW, YOU KNOW,
How the Books and Accounts of the
District are Kept.

There appears to be great deal OF COM
ment on the part of the Commissioners and
their friends as to tho advisability OF ordering
an investigation Into the financial management
OF the District Government. Mr.. Fielder, tho
gentleman who introduced the resolution In
the House calling for tho investigation, does
not hesitate TO say that he has no evidence TO
show that single dollar has been misappro-
priated, but that ho has asked for the investi-
cation simply 10 ascertain tho method OF keep
Ing books by the District authorities. Surely
II there is no mismanagoment no possible
harm can result from the Investigation.
The Evening critic., 1884-04-05

Blacklston's Island is this summer 70 be
converted into an extensive resort and the
name changed TO Monte Christie. railroad
company has arranged % connect In the tm-
mediate neighborhood OF tho Island and one
OF the swiftest steamers In the country en-
gagged. The management Will be under the
care OF the pioneer OF the Potomac River re-
sorts, Count MltkleWic2.
The Evening critic., 1884-04-05
Summer Camp for the TROOPS.

The subject Of summer camping grounds for
the troops at the Barracks, In this city, is be.
ing considered by Colonel Ayres, aud that
officer went TO Point Lookout the other day TO
see what available place could be found for
summer camp.
The Colonel was not much pleased by any OF
the sites proposed, and it is probable that the
troops WIN make their usual camp at Gath.
ersburg,
The Evening critic., 1884-04-05
Motion for New Trial in ZeII
H0OVRrsa Case.

In the case OF II. zell Hoover, convicted OF
obtaining money under false pretenses,
Meesrs. Cook Harris, his counsel, have illed
q motion for n new trial on the ground that,
at the time OF the commission OF the crime, he
was OF unsound mind and the time lrreSponsl-
Bile for his wrongful acts, and submit tho
certificates OF Drs. II. IL. Barker and o. A. Bell
10 that effect.
The Evening critic., 1884-04-05
Talking About the weusaGer.

We had April weather In Masot5y and now,
with u natural reciproctYs6Marchw weather
cease and the etheEaJtffm OF spring
reign supreme In thes46nd. With spring tho
propriety of th2ss4destlpn, "What shall we
wear?" Is pertinfht nf'Where shall we pur-
chaser" eQlpflHy so. Tho universal answer ia
Mt RobLReth, Parker & Co.'s, southeast corner
of SaR6ffth and streets.
The Evening critic., 1884-04-05
Frank Langston Indicted.

The grand Jury to-day brought In tho follow.
Ing indictments;
Frank Langston, murder OF james Spencer
and assault with intent 10 Kill Dennis Will
Jams.
Jos. Gray, assault with intent to commit
rape on Annie Bloxton.
The Evening critic., 1884-04-05
See To.moyrovy,s shronieIei

Graphic and thrilling illustrations OF the
Cincinnati riots; view OF the fated courthouse,
with streets barricaded and soldiers on duty,
and the dead and dying lying In all directlons.
The Evening critic., 1884-04-05

Ladies' in a delicate condltiopilBQBttfht they
has become the most,spnSsdfar wine made for
the use Of aged stptfebiitated persons. II is
also used qskeofnmunion wine. For sale by
drugglstss
The Evening critic., 1884-04-05
Mrs. DC Long In the CITY.

Mrs. De Long arrived In Washington last
evening for the purpose OF defending her hus.
bands memory in the pending Investigation
OF The conduct ofthe ofleers OF the Jeanette.
The Evening critic., 1884-04-05
HinMnthn Lodge.

owing 10 previous engagements by the
owner OF the hall, Hiaw atha Lodge Will hold
Its session on Tuesday night, the 9Th, instead
OF Monday, MS announced, In st. Georges Hall,
510 Eleventh street northwest.
The Evening critic., 1884-04-05
THE TEMPERANCE CAUSE.
Meeting OF ID. II. Holloway Lodge
of Good TcmpIRrs.

most enjoyable evening was passed by
those fortunate enough to bo present at tho
meeting held by d. p. Holloway Lodge, Good
Templars, on last evening, large number OF
visitors being present from other lodges. The
lodge decided on paying fraternal visits, COM
moncing with Clements on next Wednesday
evening. The programme OF tho evening was
supplied by Brother Swan and Brother john
son, of Star OF Horo; Sister Neidfeldt, OF Star
OF the East Brother Mcdaniel, OF Morning
Thompson, Brother A. N. Dewey, Sister +. y.
Dewey and Sister Slater, OF Mlnnehaha Lodge.
The Grand Lodge Will visit Holloway on next
Friday, and also visit from Star OF Hope is
expected.
The Evening critic., 1884-04-05
Two Fine Things,

II is anticipated that 5eonitng spring
City will be tho hqibt ON record, Another OF
the finest ipeiqentS about the city ia Tharps
famouswtne, liquor and cigar establishment
No, Sa6 + street,
The Evening critic., 1884-04-05
Masonic Temple - Queer - InnctiOr
F.stEeeI Cara,.4sS

Beautiful prints a \ gIgasssts, Sci Plqqe,
6c,; HambuTga, s2c. \ E0cshons, 5c,; India
ilnene, 12iac; iMen.4f%ns, l5c.i summer
silks, 30c.i 10; 4AffeNched shooting, 2Oo.
linen table dalsssRs l0S; counterpanes, 10c,
Queer prlcaelf6r hrat.cl6s goods at our new
store, aeT'F street (sfasonic Temple, near
junSltBn T. street cars).
The Evening critic., 1884-04-05

JOhnSOn's oyster SHkHDhS,
diO and d12 Ninth street tussgbghh Haven Bays
for half shel, select sIenited slows, etc., fresh
fish, deviled craba,,aiNfe neck clans and clam
chowder. LaAtssF Fsaloon first door,
The Evening critic., 1884-04-05

Mormon women arc taught to speak of sour
husband"
The Evening critic., 1884-04-05
EDUCATIONAL.

CPEECERIAN BUSINESS COLLEGE,, LIN.
- coin Hall building, corner. of Ninth and ID
streets northwest Day and evening acs-
Bions. Complete In its arrangements for Training
sons and daughters, and men and women for self
date OF entrance, day or evening, $50. Special
terms by month or quarter, or for year by Install
ments. Students received every month In the
year SPRING AND SUMMER SESSIONS.
Address, HENRY q. SPENCER, Principal.
Mrs. SARA A. BPENCER, Vice PrlnCinal,