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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-08
Grocerics

COFFEE AND TEh,--CorrsH--Commo
i1Sc; ordinary, II &C.. fair. lSlsc.; prime Rio
lie; fancy, i54c; old government Java, 10
Arbuckies' Ariosn, i8iaGlsjSc.
TIA In perial, iUtorU, gunpowder, 5000.
sU0AR-- Elmo powdered, bbl>. IbI4c; do,
balfbbls l0iec.: cut loaf Nc (; graduated,
9,ataalSc.; standard A $1,000: ". o. choice
white. s+G6.Gc.; do cho y. e., s@Sssc.; q. X.
pr me, G9411c.
RIcE-Louisiana, 5lsGs7c.
FISH MackcIel, lUb EiIs No. ], N.lh: No.
2, 81 .05; half bbls. No. |, yIOD: No. =, s9 .0O;
White fish, No. l. hlf. bbls., s7.2,: No. z 1875;
Dried hcrringa, per box, tOc. Cod fsh; &c.
BALT-Coarae, In bags, si.3,ppi.f5; fne ib
bngs, -; lake, In HAT hoop bbls.. a2lp /;
pockets, Al.Ca1lHc.
CANNED GooDs.-Prices per Dozen: Pine
apples, standard, el.75: Peaches, standard. D
lbs, si.85; .hs., s2,2t02GD; seconds, 2 Ms.
$40; rs., $40; Toniatoes. standard. 2 lbs.
sl.l0 seconds, h1.. -: tbs., 81. 3b9l 40: Green
corn, sil0Al.6o. Green peas, ,i.35; Goose
berries, sl,2b@l.iO; Raspberrles. 81 b19el a.;
oysters. full weight, d.. s,l5 2 b., 81 o. light
weight, ~, H5c. NJ. ei.3l Saline n. ~,
si.biGl.7o; H.. S------; Mncker-i. l ~,
Imported l2.5G63l "a 10 care: STRAW berries, n.
sl2 GSl.;gl Black berries. st.25; Green cages,
81 10: Eagle Condensed milk, sS.6c; crown
s62j swiss $780,.
SyuaDHfks-Starcb. 40 Sonp, common
nc: German olive, SIC. Can lies. full boxes,
l5hc; halvee, lbc; quarters, lIc. Indigo. S)c D.;
3lucing, S0iol.OO dozen. Coleinans mustard,
n .4Oas5.60 dozen. Maccaroni. imported, l5cib:
American, $40 box. Bpcksts, two hoops,
Yl.lD dozen; well buckets. "a. ~ dozen. BrooIils,
Sl.;5GD32Jd dozen.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-08
New orleans,

NEW oEhEASs. January 1--sght Of,
New York. par.
Sterling Il. D.. ( sos.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-08

" ffterSed. - fi"'ss ana s.ecincnfio ion, ssss
q its9.ssholdtIs are retues,sa. snilnittee
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-08
New York.

PRODUCE.
Nrw YORK, January 1-FLouR Dull
:, WHeAr--Spot. firm; options declined SO
~. closing weak: ungraded red Goa "; No.
red -. No. red. ] G3 No. . red | l5at 1917.
IokN-Spot, quiet aud trm; options opened
steahier declined h@5S, closing dull and
heavy. nnsraded, bj0fu7, No. 6ia6SlF: No. .
06I@67s; steamer mixed, 6l@64
PROVISIONS.
CorFEr.-Spot Rio stronger nj l2i<; options
i0@i5 higher; fairly active; Rio No. . spot
sales, SOD bags.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-08

Tor ii road aud bridge YAK,
audil the roads become impas'aoie .nsy
can he worked and put In good couai-
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-08
STOCKS.
MONEY.

NEW YORK. January Money easy
nj "a 2l5: closed oil-redY-
Prime mercantile paper 5tt3i$.
sterling exchange y. u. steady at S2li
sight lSH,.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-08
New York.


GALVESTON, January 7.-CoTToS r,.
ceipts, net, 1861; gros, -: exports, tor
elgn, 800: constwlsc, 2.i5i; Great Britain
- Morgan ity, -: stock. IG}n52.
spot steady; closed steady and unchanged.
-alcH 5Bi.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-08

I,oalia' 4, \, I S,nq,,lcL9l, noWLiN----
worth Tes. oaice, coal,,y SJHfi
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-08
.ro.pAy's QUOTATIONS..

sue n-l'ull: Fair % good refined 5'.@g
confectlo ers A ~.
MoLASSr S--Quitt and steady
RtCE- Firm; good demand.
PoiK--Stcauv; new mess, lijs.
BErF-Quict ana stendy.
RoSIN-Duii.
ruRrENrfNs-Dull and weak Mt ai,%sss..
LAhD-Lowcr, western steam spot, siTj{A
g25
CUT MEATs Firm.
wOoL.
WooB-stcady, quiet; Texas ii@g.
LIVE sroCK.
BsEVEs Receipts $50: demand sharp and
market brisk Mt an advance OF strength OF
y for dressed weight common to prime
ste ~, 52,mT -: tops i0Go75O eonerni sales
hOlpI w; exporters used 10 cur loads and paid
500 for Just fair steers.
SHE Receipts. Ii, i0e extremes; TASs 10
for sheep; . i5a7 90 Tor lambs.
The Evening critic., 1884-12-29
HOUSE, FOR RENT.

LOANS
In sums TO suit at per cent
The above Ia only n small portion of prOnerty
on NY books. For full list call at Office for bulle-
tlns Issued on LIST and 18TH.
The Evening critic., 1884-12-29
THE POLICE COURT.


Richard Curtain, q saloon-k Keeper, was be-
Tore the Police Court this morning, charged
with HeHaulting a colored man named John
Green. Green told His Honor that he got a
asked him TO pay O bill OF 81 that was on the
slate against him. Not having that much each
on his pereon he had TO ask for more time.
curtains demand was imperative, and he
forcibly took the witness hat from his head.
"Whon you trust q man for whisky bill,
sue BIN, but you can't take his clothes or OF
him by force" said the Court. "You are fined
3d."
George Wagner, coiored youth, was as.
eeeeed $50 or three months In the chain. gang
by Judge Smell today for carrying pistol.
Edward Johnson, colored sueak-thief,
pleaded guilty to snatchIng pair OF shoes
from In front OF the store OF Abraham Slom
borg on ID street near Ninth. He got six
monthe
Bonner, pleaded guilty to being drunk and
disorderly, and got two weeks on the farm.
The Evening critic., 1884-12-29
EAST WASHINGTON.
Death of Mrs. LIoyd-FunernI of
Mr.. HOIrOvd.

uaEs hOlFOYUs
Mrs. Margaret Lloyd, the widow OF the late
John Lloyd, died yesterday at tho residence
OF her brother, Mr.. John Pic, on street, be-
seventh and Eighth streete southeast. De-
ceased had reached the age OF 20 years.
About midnight last Saturday thieves OF.
fected an entrance through the basement OF
Colonel George Glst's house, No. 217 A street
southeast, and stole quantity OF butter, eggs
and other articles from tho larder. Captain
Cabelfs house, No. 201 street, was also on.
tered at about the same time, and q lot of
goods stolen from the kitchen.
Mr.. Matt. Pope, who was seriously cut by a
prlnef named Ballinger recently, has nearly
recovered,
The festival OF the Holy Innocence was cole.
brated at Christ Church last night. An inter.
ssung address was made by the pastor, Dc. O.
ID. Andrews,
The funeral OF the late VIM. II. O. Holroyd
took place from his grandmother's residence,
at the corner OF and Tenth streets southeast,
yesterday afternoon. The attendance was very
large, being composed mostly OF young mon,
the friends OF the deceased. The Rev. DR..
Faunce conducted the funeral services. The
The pail. bearers were Messrs. George Shelton,
James Dun, George II, Frey, Marion Thorn q.
son, WIN. Brown and r. Moore.
Eegleston Band OF Hope held its regular
weekly meeting at the North Carolina avenue
n. p; church yesterday at 0 O'Clock p. M, Mrs.
DR.. Rogers, the president, In charge. After
the regular routine OF business was transacted
seed sons % TSs
by Mr.. J. O. Lee and Mrs. DR.. Rogers; recita.
ton by Miss josie Leei remarks by Mr.. Green
and Mr.. Thomas u. Marche; Christmas carols,
'shout for JOY" and "Prsise Him Again." by
the members OF the baud, led by Mr.. George
w. Havell. The offlcers and teachers have de.
cded 70 have trent on New Years night for
tho scholars, and also decided 10 give must.
cal and literary entertainment for the benefit
OF the band on Wednesday evening, January
2, 1885, at the apove.named church.
At 1890 Saturday morning the horse nj.
tached 10 q cutter belonging to Delwig & Nc.
The horse was severely injured, and was cap.
tured near the jail. The cutter was u com.
pleto wreck.
The Evening critic., 1884-12-29
DIED.

TEwES.-on December %, 1884, Annie
Tewee, only sister OF Rev. Father Tewes, pas
tor OF ST. Mary's Church, In this city.
Her funeral Will take place from her late
residence In Baltimore.
JACK.-On Sunday morning, December %,
1884, at No. 80 street north west, Mr.. John NJ.
Jack, after brief Illness.
His funeral Will take place from his late
residence, No. % street northwest, Tuesday
afternoon at 3 o'clock. Friends aud aclualnt-
ances are respectfully invited TO attend.
DoNoHO.- Saturday, December 81, 1854 at
Q 80 p. m. Sarah Forster DonohO, rellct of
Major Thomas D0nOho, OF the National IateHi.
0tnceJ, In the Slth year OF her age.
Funeral from Locust Grove, Nd, the rest.
dence OF her son, to-day at p. m. Intorment
ut Glenwoo d.
Evening Star and New York city papers
please copy.
LLOYD At S 40 a, M, December %, 1884,
Mrs. Margaret Lloyd, aged slxty'nine years.
Funeral Will take place from tho residence
Oh her brother-in'law, John +. Pic, 7OS street
southeast, on Tuesday morning, December
80, 1884, at 3 80 O'Clock; from thence TO st.
Peters Church Relatives and friends Invited
TO attend.
MARTlN.-on Saturday, December 27, 1881,
at o a. m, OF typhoid fever, Eldrldge Baird,
third son OF James and oatharlne Martin, agod
90 years and months.
Funeral from the residence OF his uncle,
Rev. A, Turner, 1910 street northwest, Mon
day, December 30, Mt . p, m, =
The Evening critic., 1884-12-29
MIR. Bcecbcr Talks About His Course
DuEtng the Camuaigu

At the close OF hls sermon yesterday morn
Ing Mr.. Beecher referred to the dissatisfaction
IN Plymouth Church over his course IN the
Presidential campaign, and especially 10 bis re-
mark that II all those who had violated the
seventh commandment should vote for Cleve-
land ble majority would be 100000. ~ don't
know" he eaid, chow extensive the trouble
49, don't care about knowing who the dis
eontented members are, or whether they mum.
Der four, i've or forty, but there has been &C.
rioue disquiot In regard to me, although not In
regard TO my ministratlons. AS TO my late po-
lltical course felt that tho great party which
viii go down to history crowned with honor
Tor its works would receive the last blossom OF
honor II IL brought IN a sentiment Of unity ana
love FOR every part OF the country. This was
the very beet thing to be DONE was bitterly
disappointed when this was not thought OF.
God IS my witness, would have shed tears OF
Joy and laid down my life II only the Republl.
can party had put Into its platform wolcomo
TO the South and had made a Southern man
one OF It's great candidates. was In dead
earnest in tho canvass. That did everything
wisely don't saw"
The Evening critic., 1884-12-29

M KITS KEMEPHY, PHOTOGRAPHER,
INAs 11OO Penusy lvania avenue, between
1ltn and 18th streets.-First.class cabinet
photos, SO per doZeni card photos, 50 per doc.
Notlce-TO every dozen Pictures one extra Is
added finished IN fine water colOrs. In n half
dozen one out OF the six finished in fine water
colors. II Is the only place In the city where
you can get this benefit. de.l- IN
The Evening critic., 1884-12-29

M II. DAVIS, 925 PENNA. AVE-, BEING UN
VNA able to renew the lease of the prem
ises he now occupies, has reduced the price OF
his fine cabinet portraits from 50 TO " and
$3.50; heads, S2.50i ngures, ". 926 Penna.
ave. se20-tf
The Evening critic., 1884-12-29
SOUTH WASHINGTON.
The Arrival of the Lake-Ice ON tin,
River-The Criminal Record.

Tho steamer Lady OF the Lake arrived q.
her wharf In this city yesterday morning and
will be repaired at once. The passengers on tho
downward trip were badly frightened at the
collision, but no one was hurt. The officers OF
tte steamer claim tho fault 10 be with the cap
tain OF the schooner.
Tho record book ut the First Precinct Sta.
lion presented clean sheet this morning,
there being no one locked up yesterday. This
% the first time on Monday In many years.
The Sunday.school Christmas celebration OF
Ry M. f., Westminster and Fifth Baptist
churcl co "" take place tomorrow night.
Those T. this section who will receive on
New Years and desire to be mentioned In this
column. Will send In their names TO THE
Wednesday morning,
The Evening critic., 1884-12-29

/ UNLH AT WELCKRRs NEW CAFE.
wELCKERs NEW CAFE.
The Evening critic., 1884-12-29
The Hurd.Romeis Contest.

Frank Hurd is in Toledo, Ohio, and before
he returns TO washington Will serve notice
upon Mr.. Romeis that he Will contest tho lat
ter's seat In tho next House. An article pub
liened In that city purports TO come from tho
thorough examination OF the records In But.
falo had been made, ana tho result was that
Romeis was found TO be Ineligible because OF
to Toledo from Buffalo, and 1t was stated that
he was "a years old when his father received
his naturalization papers. The nfrair natur.
ally creates considerable OF O stir, as the Con-
stltutlon requires Member OF Congress to
have been citizen for seven years.
The Evening critic., 1884-12-29
LOCAL BRIEFS,

INN ma ,ar.n. viii ~ ,,r,,o, ,.,,
and ayttnyntshe1 $3.50 n6"'eu Ut - ~ in'
thE Cour, IN deneral Term to-day approgsd
Inc hotariai Dond OF Andrew ParkersssS
SHOW can Mrs. Smith waaps1dth hand
some velvet coat" "AIxss<y child, don't you
Know ner husoan9teosu 70 ~ all his money to
SoctoIss put stnoo ne tool{iotusing DR.. Bulls
VeuRReFup ne gives ~ al 70 ner 70 spend
-fHE usual Christmas festival was held at
the German orphan Asylum last night, aud
the little ones were made happy with presents
from the large and handsome Christmas tree
mat was provided for their amusement. Me-.
Louts Ketter, president OF the -Assia<f 1850.
citation, made an address, Wjs;S1fWa followed
py singing py the c4BsssnX
CUT RATE sa}es ~Tlsemah Eros, cor. 9TH 4 Il.
NAxsfsfE LICENSES have been Issued ma fol.
Iowa: VIM, Dorsey and Emma Washinrt1n m.
John Mcknight. Of BaitImore. Nd and hnnis
Dunn, OF THE city: Lewis a. Jones and Battle
@. Purkt, DO h OF Caroline County, Va; Peter
BcPher GU and Julia johnson; b. n, Wilson
and n Mary Z; ReddicE; :; II. Beyan and aeorglo
TIM society Of a. aeorso' ne,a ~ soc;o,,o
Inti evening, at which number OF Enalisi.
me and their families were assembled. The
evening was occupied by an Interesting lit
erary nnd musical programme, and refresh
ments were served. The object OF the socletg
~ 10 renuer assist ance 70 iisA {4fsegsnnts,
hnu u acooinpisnes SykSrin this a.
rec'ion. Ssgrsc~Ea
CUr-RA sale. Eiseman Bros, cor. 7th Il L.
DRsF.J. MURPHY, OF Columbia Hospital, do
Iiv6red an able and Interesting lecture last
evening before st, Patrick,s Temperance So
ciety on the subject of WTemperance as viewed
fr, m a medical standpoint" There was a
large attendance, and the lecturer Received n
again before the society next Sunday night al
o place TO be hereafter designated.
THE collision OF the LADY of the Lake. Of
which THE CRITIC made mention satarda y.
The Evening critic., 1884-12-29
Grand Holiday Excursion RQ(e'
Over the PeunsyIyantRR atIrOsSN

The usual general excursion coyesfng the
Christmas ana New Years holidaySfias boon
ordered over the entire system otfhe Pennsyl-
yania railroad east OF PittsDurg>Rnd Erie. I'm
greatly reduced rates WIZ be- issued to all
prominent points on thspPennsylvania Rail-
road system from Wellington. These excur-
80 and 81, 1881, an3Pyanuary 1, 1855, good
Tor heretnrn triY1intll January 8, 1886, IN
tween washingt@ and Baltimore for 50 will
not be affecteVby this arraugeMent. These
excursion tIgeets VIII not permit stop on privi-
lege, exceX at Philadelphia, within limits,
tickets bong valid only on continuous connect.
Ing traIs. For Information concerning rates
applyNo ticket o1lces, Thirteenth streetsasNef
topkac Railroad station. ~
XMAS pAESIss'escfs. GxlH 12l Ninth OF.
The Evening critic., 1884-12-29
To.Day,s Temperatures.

The Signal ONCE furnishes the following
synopsis OF the weather.:
Local meteorological report for December
20: Thermometer readings at U. M, so g;
q. M, 1927; IL a. M, 1919.
Report for December IS: Mean temperature
for The day, 34o %; maximum, 81 49, mini
mum, 81 q; moan humidity, 90 81 total rain
fall, .O1 inch; state OF weather, f0ggy; mean
temperature for December, 1896 average
precipitation for December, 2.02 inches; high
est temperature In any December was 73'
in 1855; lowest temperature In any Decem-
Der was 10 below zero, In 1880.
The Evening critic., 1884-12-29
pnIicy Cnses in rhe pnIlco rnnrt

man, was put ON trial before the Police C)urt
this afternoon for "writlng policy" Detect.
Ives Block and Ran testified TO arresting him
with policy plays and tho money they repre-
sented in his possession. The prisoner said
he was only taking the play across the rivor
for white lady. He was also going to put
some money on Detective Blocks row O, II, II
because he dreamed the previous night that
Block ARE sted him.
He got two months In Jail. Tho charges
ngeinst Andrew Johnson, James Carter aud
Emily Miller OF writing policy were continued.
The Evening critic., 1884-12-29
TIE "OId Guards" christmas.

The "0ld Guard" invite their friends to he
present this evening at the armory OF the
eorps, Masonic Temple, to participate In the
Christmas festival.
beautiful tree will be lit at O'Clock
sharp, and after declamatory exercises pres
ents will DO distributed to each child attend
Ing. Santa CLAUS will make the distribution,
ana much fun and merriment Will prevail
After the completion OF the exercises the floor
Will be cleared for dancing,
The Evening critic., 1884-12-29
The Decker Piano.

WASHINGTON, d. O., Dec. 30, 1Sskss'
q. II. Kuhn!
the Decker Brothers Upright RtSti6, purchase
OF you over q year ago. hf5giyen the most
complete setisttetlo9sSsf honot believe Il can
be equaled In excagFhce by any other piano
tains the Transportation OF Decker Brother.
We would NJ exchange 1t for any instrument
We hangover seen.
yours, &C., NJ. ID. HELM,
- Business Manager '3yening Critic"
The Evening critic., 1884-12-29
MARRIED.

cember ~, 1884, at the residence of colonel
j. ii. Harmon, 907 Twenty.third street, by the
Rev. DR.. Barker, OF ST. Paul's Church, ]. Ed
ward Cove, OF Cam bridge, Mass and Miss
Kate Chamberlin, OF Beloit, Wis.
The Evening critic., 1884-12-29
DIR. w. Il. PARKER, OF BOstoD, Mass.
MAGNETIC HEALER.

Has returned TO washington to exercise his
healing power In treating Rheumatism, Neu-
ralgia, Lung, Liver and Kidney Diseases,
Eye specially. Consultation free. onlce
houre, 0 a. m. to p. m. 317 an ct. n. W. VIII
visit patients.
The Evening critic., 1884-12-29
Coming TO tho InnugurnaaalsY

cisco on the Doth OF FeblnNg)ffor this city q
attend the inaugurRtiBH ceremonies, They
Will come long ate5ahce-3,00O miles. IL IS
said that eachltHefnber OF the club Will send to
hneesBl ~ Seventh street, for one OF his
famQnhtfhnke. BY tho way, Kneessi has al
WAGON sale splendid stock OF robes and
The Evening critic., 1884-12-29
The Rebellion.

The servants OF the internal des>affmsnt
sometimes rebel, ana raise R.d45t. Liver
gets tol pid and sulkily refusessB socrete and
and declines to dlge9lafHeart feels slow and
wants 70 take a rev Blood grows pale aud
don't circulate lGhN Then read the riot act
and give festdoses otBrown's Iron Bllters
Blood Rpf1ched makes heart work
right s1dhd improved liver shakes hands
wii6Ffen0vated stomach. The rebellion Is
YSff. Memorandum-buy Browns Iron Bit.
The Evening critic., 1884-12-29
To-pAY,s QUOTATIONS..

Chicago Grain and Provision Mar
Hets.
The following summary by u. X. Plain 4
Co., st. Cloud building, Ninth and streets
shows the course OF tho Chicago grain and
provision market up TO p. m. to-day:
The Evening critic., 1884-12-29
HowE's BUSINESS SCHOOL. SIT 7th st.
ron EXCHANGE.

WTANTED-T0 EXCHANGE NEW STOVES
w for old ones at Buffers Stove Exchange,
corner 9th and X SITS. smoky chimneys cured
or no pay. Stoves exchanged for groceries.
Old stoves bought.
The Evening critic., 1884-12-29

VIZ ANTED - CUSTOMERS FOR Three
w thousand mattresses at 81 rs each.
A. II. CHACE q BRO,
de2i sic Louisiana avenue.
The Evening critic., 1884-12-29

wv ANrED-HoRsEs TO WINTER; GRAIN
w feed 20 per month. Apply TO U. n. Un-
derwood, Hoffman Building. Cor Tenth and y
s.B der. at
The Evening critic., 1884-12-29

VNAUGURArloH OF PRESIDENT CLEVE-
l. LAND-WANTED Accommodations for
5,U0O visitors during the Inauguration. All per-
sons desiring to Accommodate strangers during
that period will do well TO call at once aud have
their nameD registered ON our books. q EOHdE
BURGESS d CO., Room II, ~. Cloud building.
9th d II ats, n. w. del7tf
The Evening critic., 1884-12-29

DC BONDS. did. AsEd RR. STOCK. Bud Ast'a
The Evening critic., 1884-12-29
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

w ANTED--TO BUY-AN OLD WROUGHT
w iron anvil or other tools; Will pay N mouer-
ate price rather than buy new one Addreas a.
n. M, Avenei, Md. deZ0-3tf
The Evening critic., 1884-12-29
HowEs BusINEss sohooL. bi7 7,h st.

TOR RENT-SEvERAL HANDSOME ROOMS,
II furnished, ranging from S12 TO $50 per
month open Crates, bath, hot and cold water,
closets, ETC., ON same floor; also, line large
parlOr ana bedroom and a suite OF four rooms
and kitchen ON ID floor; most central location
In the city. Drivers Hotel, 1913 Penn. ave.
n. W. oCI1
The Evening critic., 1884-12-29
WANTED---HoHses.

WANTED - TO PURCHASE A HOME,
w brick, In East Washington, with all tbs
imp oyementsi must be n bargain: can pay 1900
down. Address " II. X, Critic Office de2f-Jtt
The Evening critic., 1884-12-29

VyTANTED-SUPERFLUO HAIRi
w on the female lace on the upper lip, chin,
cheeks and throat, growing between the eye
brows and from moies and birthmarks, grow.
ing high on gentlemen's cheeks, near the eyes
biemish. DR.. J. VAN DYCK, Dermatologist,
~ Grant Place, permanently and forever re-
moves this obnoxious growth OF hair by the
operation OF Electrolysis Uhe Electric Needle
prOCeee)
The Evening critic., 1884-12-29

CARLOAD PORTABLE CHIMNEY FLUEs,
~ round and square, Just received. Build.
ing Papers, ,im Cement nei ana p5sh
10th 81. n. W, no26.tf
The Evening critic., 1884-12-29

HowEs BUSINESS SCHOOL. 5I7 7th st.
The Evening critic., 1884-12-29

T'YPE-wRTTING DoNEAT NO. IL ST. CLOUD
Il building, by Mrs. Cowell, formerly oper.
ntor Of Remingt0n Type-Writer oflce.
The Evening critic., 1884-12-29
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

NJ ANTED-BY A YOUNG MAN, a sIrU.
w alton as bartender or assistant; can furn ih
guOo refereLces. Address G. H., Critic Office
"ANTED-BY A COLORED MAN, A ST.
w uRtiOn ~ private Waterman or cOacnman;
Ten yeaIs experience; eferepceB giyen. Address
~. b., Critic Office. deZG 3tF
nowE,s BUSINESS SCHOOL, GIT Seventh st /.
The Evening critic., 1884-12-29
HdHTED-Rooms.

M ANIED-Ar MRS SHERIDANiS ROOM 3.
wv hentng Agency rooms Tor rent parties
having rooms TO let VIII hnd desirable tenants ny
applying at this agency; rooms for rent in all
parts OF the city, furnished and unfinished sim
gle and en- suite. del6-2w
The Evening critic., 1884-12-29
RlKTED-HeLD--HnEe

Advertisements OF Three lines under this bea 4
Inserted three times for Is cents,
The Evening critic., 1884-12-29

John A. GRAY, CATERER AND CUISINE,
~ 1d12 Seventeenth OF. n. w., Dinners, Par.
ties, euppers and wedding receptions fur
nished and served firet-class in every respect.
Terrapin and game OF all kinds. Single
dishes delivered % any part OF the city at the
shortest notice. Also table furniture TO loan.
Terms moderate.
All orders sent by mail or otherwise Will re.
ceive prompt attention.
The Evening critic., 1884-12-29

Lunch, from / TO 9 o'clock.m..,.,,...... Csc.
Iable d'nOtel, from B 10 s o'clOck. 81 90
The Evening critic., 1884-12-29

YOU WILL SAVE 40 GENTS ON EVERY
Il dollar by going TO Auerbach's, cor. 7th
aud II. SaXony wool German hand.knit
Jacket depot, for best quality underwear,
gloves, hate, shirts, neckwear, blue flannel
shirts and sewing machines. de5
The Evening critic., 1884-12-29
PERSONAL,

NIl OW IN THE WORLD CAN Yol, Ssffbifh
IL such meal for 10 ceUiaiss1Nkothe re-
mara ofa gentleman u. the .Eesff <lcafc, SIS 10Th
a. W have paid one 9Qltafht De monicos for u
Than p cs1iss~'ohe OF those meals can yon{
The Evening critic., 1884-12-29
HlHTED-HelD--FemnIe.

Adysril.emepts Of rbres lines under this hesa
deserted three times Tor rs cents.