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New-York tribune., 1884-02-21

~ RE ~ ESTATE TROFER, IT'D Broadway.
50.seo Cu fuC east W.T. side or he ClY Tor fllc Va
cant ot, also tle md vest SIDE oi the ely -Oe
Le.llasle lois Madison al. t.ith ayes for safe.
New-York tribune., 1884-02-21

j II = VIZ T, 'TFT I1as'f \ genf, Y0rk
NUkTHERN RAILOAD Of NEW -JEhScY.
~ Trans tor -nglewOoL ClOster. I1ernout ana
yack I so 10 q IA s.ZJ : 4:5U 800 O.4O So 40
II nltlgtL ounisys lam a1d IIJ n.
Manuel spring valley anu aiOnsey lao 40 400 IN.
6uliGays 4 Al ,.,,., ,,,. o. ..
New-York tribune., 1884-02-21

1 d. hLLl'Lh' '''''
- NA77A1U,ST; ,s,,
o3ejf G5rlGi.s II !.f ''f," A. &EyT 81 ~
sEABE1qHr. MONMOUTH -BElc..T.. Rr2f52Y NECK
A.D >JH ID ~li-..' @E Ll!4 III II~ ,..
Also Nae ls, r iad 5.e 5r,pest,. sale to
TOR SALE.-A residence Mamaroneck.
l. VIII M ] t 6a ar O. r,5t o po4traaA Is We'll su.
ated, an! ciu p. bought al bargain "- W. CAl'l''
I,OR SALE.-Countrv-se large, frst-class
building. l75 acrrsi Princeton \. j. nelr College
9"iiefd country u.-r1.ou at Richmond J.. Pom new
ciy aud Blooh.yn low. J. ". FIELDER % iioeltr-st
DOR SALE.-At Richmond Hill. the prettiest
VII age on Long Island ~ cen uin4a M foq liner @ iIpv y
and old. for bod simmer and win e vii al couyen
lencs m water supply situation unrurpa,sgd or h,4, %
toJ " FInLDel. So Llery-st elevator or TO GEORGE
L. FOWLER Richmond IiiL
LOR SALE CHEAP.-A farm Of twenty-six
orchard. G6I.e iar1 rfc X. HA5ILT6N. ~ Bowery.
L'OR SALE-A farm of 26 acres, with good
eou.s alf iias , s. & "a. ''1H H ; m @ n -i Rr
YORK l,S'sD * " -''- -'''' '''' ' ~ -
NgONTCLAIR, y. j.. properties. every variety,
VI for 56 se aa4 fi .5e e. an 4l l rsf. u.s. Y 'Is To-
ORANGE. y. j., Properties, every variety,
- 9r all ale % & Eint h. 0ggP % , t'oTnay o. D 0o Dr.
ORANGE, y. J.-Dcsirable houses For
~ a." ant To lot o2.n Febraary %. r. EINd7LEF
Corner Main and cone s..
ORANGE. Nd lice Of Edward p. Hamil-
~ ton g. Co., ai tie main Orange depot "il Le open
FRIDAY FEBRUARY 22d Cwa-hinstor's PiTthaayl
For sale AM Rent Of Real Estate IN t4is vicinity.
DIDGEFIELD. CONN.-We have eight cot
4 : t..e- 10 rent Tor Address D CROSBY
IsAAIF r. fGu- .ICld, Com
TyNO EFT or LEASE for term Of ycars.-A
sc i11c q. mt en4ns r-idtn'e, directly On tle I-l-t
River at ravru-w0pt. L. Tn minutes from ttlst F'ry
~ bor I'd. rlrs ia ~ rhc door grounds el
'ulr and alton tryi tr fra II Fe A
ton peri. lawn ala Ife 81 ~ us'fi-,el h'n' 't n'
y y. Cit-
no lET.-A fine large corner store. prom
ueu-Iy Io.lt.L six pite-EIas4 windows: choice ora-
t,9 for r1s 8- hing store. Lease 90
s,ic party AZ 1ua5r For terms etc, Gppy 10
i. i. IkiN -, ai.'.son, n
New-York tribune., 1884-02-21

Connirn lJroperin Cor Sale Gn0 Co Eet.
AL COUNTRY PROPERTY OUR SPE-
= CTALTY -Tlr-ls Ie-ilcGoe-, yC, everywhere Lists
ilee PHILLIPS & WILLS IlDuur bualns
At YONKERS.-To let. fully furnished fine
y place OF thnrt lcres Large Iuse wIl al improve,
nierfe table Ieuufs--rIu0 Go den. tflt AMI
lu- - e accommodation I'D. IN perfect cr T. Poe
session iu March. Il desired LLLLON7 & WARREN,
New-York tribune., 1884-02-21

1to0T OF IIBFRTYsT, NORTH RIVER
f-ect connection and BROOKLYN, VIA Annex BoaA
tom Brooklyn Bridge Pier
New-York tribune., 1884-02-21
Bnaine 1r,rcrt7 For sri: al q Ect.

DESIRABLE LARGE SECOND FLOOR
: auI ssyriai FuOn-av-; nyeuient 10 Li9u
square; lJr .Is,-c.ass pu iIe s NAopk1HOR IL tAu
New-York tribune., 1884-02-21

Dorrrr TRACK. THE w~sT IMPROVED EQUIP
AI--T AND TIE FASTEST TIM q N>4oI-
ENT WITH ABSOLUTE SAFETY
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1884-01-31
Seras

- Sic 6rei Bra6er gafer finb In
Nuifin bonn 8unbesgeri6t Der Bohbes
faubung f9uIbig befunben uno 5u,@le@
bensldngli6er 3uhtbausfrafe perurs
tbeilt tpDtbem.
prDf. S. 8. Winm, 6uperinten=
bent Der 6ffehtli1en S1ulen in Nuitin,
tpurbe beint Mnffteigen bonn pferbe ge=
iuorfen unb erbielt einen gefdbrli6en
Beinbru1.
- p6il. Dabis, Der III @on3ales
County Elm 0aus unb cine Gen5 nie6er=
brannte, gebt auf 20 Sabre ms 3u6t=
baus.
ginbre1er brangen fpdbrenb Der
gfa1t bonn 80. in bas Babnoepot gu
Seglin, rollten ben eifernen @elbs
f9rant anf bic Platform lln6 fprengten
i'm. sic erbeuteten i'm @dnaert $198,
tuobon $158 Der @rpreB= unb $40 Der
giienbabnfOmpagnie geb6ren.
Sns Sort Mnrtb tpnr6e g. so.
8urte unb iein Sobn glr1ie auf ben
8er6a6t Der Branbiiiftung berbaftet.
Sic baben bas eben erif fertigsefelte
unb mod ltnbetpobnte 9aus oer 6rau
8urfe, bic bon ibrem Manne getrennt
lebt, niebergebrannt.
- Sn Sort Wortb iinb abermals
bur9 6ubferiptiDn $50, 900 CUR grri6=
tnng elmer 8aumipolli lliamen6lmiible aufz
gebra1t tporoen.
- Gu6lih iff bic 6interlaI5en51aft
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1884-01-31
@eora, blutet bic alte Wunbe nod

Georg, blufef ole alte 2oulpe noA
INNER?
@eorg manbte fi6 um. ST battt
borbin ben Gragen ieines Grennbes MIDI
&e6e ffeben tpollen, in benz Blide, 0el
10 baiter oem ieinisen begegnete. fann
er cine pertpanbte Stimmung unb Dem
bielt ct aud 9tanb.
gs giebt Wunben bic iid niemals
i1fieBen, beriebte er. SD fonnte plela
Ieidt nidt 10 leioenI9aftli6 aufflammen
tpie Mnoere, mas i1 nber einmal nit
aanser Geele nnlfaiie, bas bahe i'd aud
fiir INNER fef. Sd fam mid ni9t
0abon losreiBen unb i'd nil es au@
nidt.
Sic baben Gabrielle in Der lebten 3eit
tpieoergeieben2 fraste grunnop na9
elmer paufe.
ga itno biel otter als fir meine &ue
be gut 1T. Sd Derfebre ia iebt biel in
Ben Greifen, tpo fie lebt unb in ber Ges
fioen3 ldBt Elm llnerpartets 3ufammen=
freffen 1i1 nidt bermeioen. Sft ftebt
fie nitten in irgenb einem gldnaenben
@epubl bon @dlfen bor mir uno mir
miifen Beibe Der 8egegnung Staab
bolfen, tpenn mir aud flieben m09ten,
70 .peit als m6gli9. 9dtte i'd tie ni9t
ipieoergeieben feit ben1 Sage, no i9
fie perlDr, es tpdre beiIer geneien. Stes
ie fortipdbrenben Begegnungen tpiiblen
INNER tpieber bonn Neuem Die 8ergans
genbeit auf unb ralben mir Graf lno
Selbffbeberrf6ung. Sd leibe fur6ts
bar barunter.
gs mar aIio bod nur Der 3ufaa, Der
sic berfiibrte2 Sd ba9te es.
Winterfelb fab ben Doftor err
itaunt an.
(Gortfesnhs tOlst.)
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1884-01-31
Inter ben Sbeateroamen Elm

Inter ben Sbeaterbamen einer
fabbeutiden 0auptftabt berri6t eine,
ii1 tpeniger ailf bas fiinitleriid)e, als
auf bas galante @ebiet beaiebenoe @is
ferlu1t. Cine Ginitlerilt mill es Der
anoeren nit bornebmen Greunbi6aften
aubortbun. Da bic n8e3iebungen1 bies
fer Damen gep0bnli@ mad 6em geiib
an @1muf beurtbeilt per6en, berfiel
Grdulein *-ein Msitglieb Deg Ballet
eorps-bie lire @olleginnen ldngif bur4
6ie 0orlpiegelung rei9er Berebrer ges
drgert bate, auf Die Sbee, 5olgenoes
au annoneiren: ngine f0if6are Bro9e
aus Golb, nit 36 Brilanten befebt
bas portrait zines bDben Ofiieiers ents
baltenb, 1T boreefern auf bem Wege
bonn 6oftbeater mad ber afrabe in
Nerluft geratben. Ser Ginoer tuolle
bieielbe gegen bobe Belobnung bel ber
9erlniitrdgerin abgeben Triba*-, Mits
glieo oes Qpftbeaters." 3mei Sage
fpdter erl9ien in bemlelben 8latte ein
synierat: 10000 Warf Belobnug Dents
ienigen, tpel9er Die foifbare gro6e bes
5rdulein* fin6et!-9ie goneginnen Der
llntr6ffliden 8erItliftrdgerin.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1884-01-31

- Die Gdngerin gtbeIfa @eriier
tpurbe itets als eine alsnabmstpeiie
ianftmatbige uno liebenswiirbige Dame
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1884-01-31
Uiersiaidbriee Grfahrnne etner
aifeu gSGrtertft.

U1rs. Winsloms SoDtbins @prup tpirb
bon elmer Ger beiten Dcftcrinneli unb ben
Wdrterinnen in ben Ser. Staaten per>
fdrieten. gr purbe felt 40 Sabren bon
Wiillionen, bon Wittern unb 8inbern nit
rie feblenben1 Grfolse sebraudt, iuuchl
BON benz 6 Gage alien 4inbe, tpie BON err
wadlenen 3inbern. St beieitist 5darfe
i'm Masen, beireit bon Winbfolic unb res
8ulirt bic @ebdrrne; er peridafft far ainz
Der unb Wlntter 9iube unb @cAlbebasen.
@ir stauben, baB Der SArup bas bette
unb fiderffe Wsittel 1T sesen Dpienterie
unb Diarrboe bel ainbern, sleidpiel Ob
bur4 3abnen peruriadt Ober burd anbe<
Re uriadens Gine @ebrauds peiiuns
mirb ieber 6lufde beiseseben. 50 il
feins ddt, nenn nidt baS 5aciimile bon
Curtis u. YerfinS auf Der Mnbeaieite Der
Ginpafuns entholten If. Sn allen Npcs
ttefen ju buben, bic Slafde Is Gents.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1884-01-31

sei6ilbert, fiiralid 1T fie aber bod NIT
ibrem SmpreIario, bem Opernoberften
MapIefon, in argen &rafebl geratben.
sic glaubte iicb suriidgeiebt, neil bic
@intrittsfarten gu oen 8orfequngen, in
tpel6en fie auftrat, unberbdltniBmdbig
bilIiger berfauft mur6en, als Die fur
8or1tellungen, in tpelden Die patti auf=
trat. Dies mar l1on in Netp Oort ge=
f1eben, 1lnb als es in Baltimore mieDer
gei6ab, reiite iie anall uno Gaa ab.
Maplefon iagt, er babe Die @eriters
Sidets eben billiger berfauft, neil li9
bas publifum gu ibren Gbenoen ni1t
10 binbrdnge, tpie gu ben Patti Ibens
ben. gu6 erbalte ia Die paiti eine
tpeit b6bere Gage. gon Seite Der
Grau @eriter mir6 aber bebauptet,
Mapleion iei lift gegeniiber nit ben
Gaee 3abllingen iebr i'm 9fiidifanbe,
pdbren6 er Die patti ftets boll beaable.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1884-01-31
Die vReefuf goitA BAT fid) gun

~ Die rs2eofuf gof4 bat iid gum
nelen Sabre einen Di6ter angef6afft,
BON benz u. 81. Golgen6es fanmt:
Sin Mibilift i'm alien Sabr
G1oB nod auf feinen lieben g5ar,
9lus feinem G9litten flog Der Dulber
Nait elmer &ugel in ber 56ulter.
0ierau fiigt Elm b0Ier College:
Mus feinem S6litten flog ber 9uloer
Mtit elmer Gugel in oer G6ulter-
Der 2eier rlur III bier ber Sulber
unb bat trob6ent gar feline S6ulb er.
Wenn bas f6pn BEL ieBiger Sempera.
TUT 10 rlosgebt1, tuie ion es ba erit I'm
Muguit iperben2
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1884-01-31

saesssas stst' 4.ia.
trGasipi
idsi.sb nil ausnabme ree riiatas
une tOan
$10.no FIR oas 5abr ober $3.50 thr
8 IRcnate
The Evening critic., 1884-02-19
WEST WASHINGTON.

Acolored man named Joe Thompson was re.
Gently employed by Captain Nicholson, OF
Stoddard street, as q servant. He worked Just
four days and then left Yesterday the man
returned, and entered the house by q rear
door and stole an overcoat and hat belonging
TO Mr.. Gus Nicholson. 1t Is eaid that Thomp-
son has been operating In this way all winter,
and that he has been In the past fow months
in the employ OF no less than a dozen persons,
going under an alias at each service place.
His robberies have boon reported to the de-
tectives, but It is supposed that they arc too
busy TO look him up.
A subcommittee OF tho House District Com.
mfttee visited the Third Precinct Station this
morning for the purpose of inspecting that In
stitution. It is believed that u new station
VIII be the result OF their Investigation.
Chambers Lodge of Good Templars hold a
highly interesting meeting at their hall, corr
ner Bridge and Congress streets, Friday night
last. Several candidates were initiated. This
lodge has done great deal OF good In West
Washington. After quite lot OF business per-
tanning TO the ordor was gone through with,
the committee on tho good OF the order an
nounced splendid programme for tho even
ing, as follows; Remarks, by Brother Blair;
solo, by Miss Emma Mostln; address, by
Brother Hilton; solo, by Miss Lille Brown; re-
marks, by George Beall; song, with flne ef-
feet, by James Loveless; remarks and reading,
by II. II. Miller.
The Evening critic., 1884-02-19
THE MODRL FAST LINE AND THE OIL nv
,,,,,, LINE BETWEEN

'hE moDhh fact srs !, y, LINE AND THE OIL Y
THE VIA FAs Wl ANP }S TIIF 5wWEsT,
DoonLN fhA sTkhL }Ha aTf.si coupLERi
schedule tII to take effect SUNDAY, NOVEMBER
Leave Washington from station corner of New
Jersey avenue and . street by Eastern Standard
For Chicago, Cincinnati, Louisville md st. Louis
dSliy e. s95 A. M OLA NJ 1910 p NJ with
above points, without change 1oi5 x. III. daIly n
Chicago except Saturday. '' y"
daily; $40 =, NJ. to Pittsburgh, Cleveland and De.
troll, with Sleeping Cars TO Pittsburgh.
a. NJ. dsily, vita Sleeper for Toledo, Via Wheel.
ipg and Lake Erie r r. "'e'''
Trains for Philadelphia and New YORK at $40
I, NJ daily with Parlor and Sleeping Car attached.
So 800 ma 10 o5 A. M IL 10, SS5 asS $ S5S $%
Az a q 4Smnute train), 4io $50. 100 sic, 10 and
For baltimore on Sundays, $50. 500, 900 A. NJ.
L26 2S5, 300, 40, $50, ZOO, $40. lO.60P. M.
M; on Sunday 300 4. NJ H. 20 +. NJ A'0 ana 'f'
~ way stations between Washington aud Hal
mere mere Sa4o,sA. M, I2ioP. NJ, SS5, 40 7 aud
For stations on Metropolitan. Branch, z4o
A. ssby s0s sIp rncDsI ssSns oa
MI ioIS NJ, AS M. and SiS r. X. daily ~ ea
For Hagerstown. 1o.15A. NJ. and5.45P.
For points ON 8. v. r.. r., 1915 q. m. daily
NJ, 2.25, $40 p. NJ. V'''''
=, From rom New York and Philadelphia, 2.55, s.aoi
From Annapolis, $50 l640 A. M, L50. O Bpm
SUNDAY, 1910 a. NJ. 6.s7 T, NJ. I
daily. except Sunday.
:. From Frederick and intermediate points.
1000 A. NJ RIB. 40 r. NJ. and 500 r. NJ DALI
cept Sunday 500 p. NJ. daily from Point OF r.,.S
Trains leave baltimore for Washington at2,Lt
6.3O 715, $50, o, 0.10 and 1890 A. NJ, j2I5 251t
40, Q. 0.26. 7.30. land 1915 +. NJ; on Sundays.
40. 7JO. v. hl0 a. Nj 1.30. 8. G.25. 100 and Up M
ton except 4. 20 =. Df. S-' -
For further Information apply at the Baltimore
q Ohio Ticket Office, Washington station 0iO and
1851 Pennsylvania avenue, corner of Fourteenth
street, where orders Will be taken for baggage to
be checked and received at any point in the cIty
IN. CLEMENTS, NJ. off,, Baltimore. o. X.
The Evening critic., 1884-02-19
MORE ROOM WANTED
For the War, state ana Navy De.
nnrfmenf IiusIness.


The effort of Secretary Chandler to secure
accommodations IN the State, War and
Navy Department building for the three
naval examining boards which have occu-
pied apartments in the old Navy Depart
ment building, has revealed the fact that
the new State, War and Navy building,
vast as it Is iu its proportions, is already
filed to its full capacity, and even over
crowded in some instances. Tho Naval Adj
visory Board, for example, occupy totally
inadequate quarters on tho first floor and
the Secretary has been compelled to appeal
TO Congress for authority TO rent apart
ments for this as well as for the other three
boards which have been in tho old build
ing, and thus causea separation of tho Navy
Department Offices that will prove pre-
judicial TO the business Of the departments.
It has been generally supposed that the
contemplated extension of the State, War
and Navy Department building will pro-
vide ample room for the three departments,
but the inaccuracy Of this belief, was
learned by conversation with Colonel
Casey, the superintendent of tho construc-
tion of the building, in which no said that
the War Department offices now occupying
unsuitable rented offices or rooms in the
Winder building, will fill all the available
space in the contemplated extension.
1t Is learned that the State, War and Navy
Department. building, when completed, will
fall far short of meeting the demands of all
the offices, bureaus, libraries and halls of
records of tho three departments, and that
at least one, and probably two Of the depart.
ments, will have to seek outside accom-
modations for some of their branches.
AS q remedy for this undesirable state Of
affairs, there is already well.deilnci
movement In favor Of securing separate ac-
commodations for the State Department
and leaving the new building to the War
and Navy Departments alone, and it Isl prob
able that pressure will be brought to bear
upon Congress to appropriate for the cree
ton of suitable State Department build
ing probably on the site of the present
Winder building.
1t is claimed that the business of the
State Department is so different from that
Of the other Departments that there are
many additional reasons why the State D.
partment should be separated from the
Others, and the offices of the War aud Navy
Departments kept together. 1t is under
stood that the Secretaries Of State, War and
Navy would all indorse movement in this
direction.
The Evening critic., 1884-02-19
THE CLANS GATHERING
To Fight for u Local Habitatf0n for
the Democratic Convention.


Wizards Hotel register was yesterday
decorated with the names of thirty.fve
gentlemen from Chicago. They are all
prominent and influential gentlemen, and
como here to induce, ifpossible, the Demo-
cratic National Committee, which meets Mt
the Arlington Hotel on the 22d, to select
their city as the place for holding the next
National Convention. The other cities con-
testing for the honor are st. Louis, Boston,
Louisville, Cincinnati and Saratoga.
The Chicago people claim that the place
has very many advantages over any other
city, to say nothing Of the political effect
the holding Of the convention there might
have. They say I'VE have better hotel &c.
cOmmodati0ns than any city in the world I;
that the city is absolutely free from any
contagious disease; 1t Is a railroad centre
for the East, West and South, and Is n
charming place in summer" Potter Palmer,
Joseph III. Mackin, j. i. Van Pclt and
other prominent gentlemen are among
those who are working with sleeves rolled
UP for Chicago.
Colonel Prather is the advanced guard of
the st. Louis folks. The others-some
forty in number-will arrive to-day.
Colonel Prather makes a strong plea for
the cause Of st. Louis, and promises the
best possible treatment to the delegates to
the convention, in the event Of that city
being selected as the place Of holding the
convention.
The other cities are not yet represented,
but will be In u day or two.
Cincinnati sends word that IL will give a
written guarantee that If the convention is
held there that tho turbulent Ohio River
will be compelled to behave itself, aud not
come rushing over the pure. indebted DEM
ocretic delegates, giving them that which
they are unused to-a bath.
Boston cries, come to US. Ben Butler
will be chained during the sessions of the
convention. Come aud partake, at your
own expense, of the one luxury of life -
beans.
Louisville offers as an inducement to put
Henry Watterson on exhibition free of
charge. He will, If permitted to do So,
write the platform Of the convention, u
plank of which will be that which the
babies all cry fora tariff for revenue
only.
And now comes Saratoga. That city will
guarantee that those visiting tho convcn-
tion will not be charged more than $25 per
day board. Abe Hewitt favors Saratoga
SO doe, Minister West 10
The Evening critic., 1884-02-19
The Virginia Midland Railway.
TRUNK LINE TO THE SOUr6
SOUTHWEST AND WEST,

THE TRUNK LINE TO THE sour6
SOUTHWEST AND WEST.
Schedule in effect NOVEMBER 10, 1893.
s:35 A. M.-NEW ORLEANS MAIL daily, nak
ing close CONNECTIONS TO al points South ane
southwest. (Daiiy except Sunday with q. q D
Railway. Pullman Sleeping Buifett cars from
New York and Washington TO Atlanta. Pull
man Sleeping Cars from Washington and At
lanta to New Orleans.
5iO p. M.-LoUISvILLE FAST LINE Daily
via Charlottesville to Cincinnati, Louisyllfe
and all Western points, Pullsaan Sleeping Oars
"a. from was niIE 9I e louisville .
Daily 70 all points South and Southwest via
Danville and Charlotte. (Daly except sunday
with G. d o. Railway. Pullman Sleeping Cara
from WASHINGTON vim Danyille, Charlotte and
Atlanta to New Orleans, also, from Washing
- ton via Charlotte and Columbia to Augusta.
Manassas Division train leaves Washington at
1886 a. m. daily except Sunday.
and $40 p. m. daily.
For tickets and Information inuiiire at Com.
pany's Office, Col Penna. ave. or at Union Depot
M. sd,A aI BIT N. MAoDANIEL,
SOL HASS. Traffic Manager.
The Evening critic., 1884-02-19
WHAT THE pREpGERs FIND.

I'm the Channel of the Eastern Branch
An old-style torpedo was dug up oppo-
site the navy-yard yesterday by the work
men engaged in dredging the channel. 1t
was about feet long and about !, foot in
diameter-lined with copper and loaded
with powder. Several torpedoes have been
dug up out Of the bed Of the river by the
dredge since the work of dredging the chan
mel began but this one was pronounced
the most dangerous on account of tho cop
per lining being calculated to preserve the
powder.
The Ordnance Department took charge
Of it, Generally, when they come across
old shells and torpedoes, they are put on
Government vessels and dropped in tho
ocean, where they can do no harm.
Yesterday afternoon q canvas bag with a
large stone attached was also unearthed
near tho wharf. The bag was cut open and
found to contain nice, handsome and
costly pair of slippers, a gold plate of
womens false teeth, aud other articles for
which the workmen could not find names.
The Evening critic., 1884-02-19
RAILROADS.
: PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE

TEWNoILvANlA HUUIE
TO THE NORTH, WEST AND SOUTHWEST.
DOUBLE TRACK. SPLENDID SCENERY
srETk f RAp %ASs 6VJEE5NGREaT
TRAINS LEAyl wASHINeToN, nom Station
T and pq pSe w sTses a e0T oa
A. Sa,i Or rl Pala,ce Sleeping, Care at 90
Sleeping rom na III III 10 as With
western ,Es,xpress, 40 Il. NJ. daily, with Palace
cago via oiumbus" and fc o ~ aaiy foT CHI
With Sleeping Car from Pittsburgh TO chicca15so,.
the West with Palace Sleeping Car ON Wa nIn
BALTIMORE & POTOMAC RAILROAD.
For Erie. Canandalgua Rochester, Buffalo. Ni,g.
Palace Cars from Was6ingto to Rochesterw sna
l,ngton en- Saturday night will not run beyond
For -%SiiEiiamsport, Lock Haven and EInira n,
,.o.igA. NJ: daily except sunday. -''''' w
For New York and the FAST, S.15 A. NJ, 1850 A.
100 oo and iii 5 aPa NJ Limited Il " Txs sunday
pullman Parlor Cars, $40 A. NJ. daily except
For iR;oston, without change, L4o p. NJ. every
week day; on Sunday; 4 =. M.
Jersey City win boats Of Btoo 5RSg G%O nneS
niioIding direct transfer to Fulton street. avoid.
For Philedslphla. AS and 1850 A. NJ. 10. 400.
ii4Wgnpd Ills T: NJ on Sunday at 400. 1000 and
eseent sm , Limited Express, 90 A. M. daily
For u BaIl'I%9rs "a sis 80 10 1850 A. M, and
and Ills p NJ ~ "V' WV CIV i''V'
For Popes Creek Linc, $50 A. M. and44oP. M
daily, except Sunday. -" = "i'
ccpt Sunday. -'' """s eA-
ALEXANDRIA q OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES RAIL-
TON RAILROAD. Ai'S
For Alexandria, as5, .z2o, OPS, HOS and II. q,
NJ, 2o5; a25 go sos and ll.35 T. NJ. on sun.
For Richmond and the South, o.s5 and IL a, A NJ
daily and 8 p M. daily, except Sunday "''
IrainB leave Aloxandrln for Washnrton a os
sos. 1910 and 10 20 A. nj, II. 305 a22 g. i1 IDS AMI
l94O I. M and " 10 midnight. On Sunday at s0j
and 1910 A. NJ, T05 and 1910 p. M. WV
1icketg and Information at the Office, northeast
corner Of Thirteenth street and Pennsy yania ave.
nue. ana nt the station where orders eau be left for
and residences. '''0''
j. II. WOOD;
- . General Passenger Agent
OHAS. ~. PUOII, General Managcr ~
The Evening critic., 1884-02-19
THE EVENING CRITIC.
EaTABLIsHED AUGUST 1893.
WEATHER INDICATIONS,

the special bulletin Issued from tho signal
0fllco to-day says.
For tho Middle Atlantic States fair weather,
clearing M northern portions, winds shifting
to southcrly, falling barometer, slight rise In
temperature, followed on Wednesday by oc
casional rain and on Wednesday night by
colder weather.
The Evening critic., 1884-02-19

where sthe riatron at the Jail whose an.
pointment was announced one month ago2
Why don't the warden lot her 60 TO work2
The Attorney. General says she ought to be
euys she ought 10 be there, while tho Senate
Committee says that II is the business OF the
warden and the Chief Justice 10 puther there.
Tho committee said further, and 30 an
nounced to the Senate, that "the common
decencies OF life demanded that woman
should BIO placed there"
What prevents this much needed reform
from being consummated2