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National Republican., 1884-11-19
AMONG sAvAeEs.
Group Wedding and Wire Lending In Australia
and North America,

When Lewis II. Morgan was collecting ma.
terial for his great work on consanguinity and
affinity among the peoples OF tho world, the
Smithsonian issued circular Of questions,
which was sent far and wide. One Of these
found It's way to tho Rev. A. W. Hewitt, OF
Australia who began ut that timo and has
since continued the study of the system OF re-
lattonship among the tribes there. At the
cighty-iith regular meeting OF the Anthrepo.
logical society held in the army medical
museum last evening, Mai. ]. w. Powell presl.
dent, In the chair, an interesting paper on the
Australian Group Relations" written by. Mr.,
liiowitt, was read by the secretary.
The paper Insisted that the fundamental idea
OF relationship among all snvages Is that of
groups and not that of individuals Each tribe
social. The social organization is of the utmost
interest on account of It's ChmpleNity and the
low platform of civilization on which the Aus
trhliaus live. There seems TO be at the founda.
classes, called major totcms. Those arc divided
euch into two, and these again into many
tOtems represented ~ totcmiC names.
The paper discussed at length the custom OF
group marriage and wife lending, and the
light which is thrown upou real relatiOn-h hip
by the terms Ut relationship. In n most IN
tciVsting mnnnor the paper explains the
method by which descent has changed from
the mothers line to the fathers line, and other
phases OF the parental relation Finally. the
extension Of iraternal relationship the groups
oi brothers and sisters, and the rights aud
privileges which belong to them were minutely
discussed. There are many prohibitions OF
marriage growing out Of totem blood relation
ship or geographical position. The almost In
supcrablU difficulties to marriage arising RON
the aforementioned and other causes was the
reason for the multtudinnus elouemcnts,
which, Indeed, became at length the prevail
ing lurln ut marriage
\, he close Of he reading Of the paper the
president ciucdated many of Its nbstru-y
points irOm bis own experiences. Especial
attention wU- called to the changes now goiug
on among pur own Indians from mothorright
TO lnlhGrrlghl
National Republican., 1884-11-19

AN error has cropped up in canvassing
che vote of Cook county that leads to tho
return of democratic senator from
district where a republican was supposed
to have bcen elected. This change makes
the legislature Of Illinois democratic on
joint ballot and gives thom senator to
Offset thoir loss in California. The pity
of it is that Gen. Logan will be the vie
tim of this mischInCe,
National Republican., 1884-11-19
ILAYTUN MCMICHAEI,
United states Marshal.
THOMAs DowLING, AuGtlOneer. nOlO-1Ot
VOHN SHERMAN Il CO.,
~ REAL ESTATE AGENTS, 027 ST. NV.

pEoPERTY. KNOWN As THE THIRD
RAPTiSr CoLoMED CHURCH, ON NTH THE 1;
NkifAsp NoRT ANp foTKFH S9ENhf sTnEf III fNEE WEsT
BY virtue of decree passed on the 14th day
OF November, 1854, in the consolidated causes
et ais, No. 1854 Equity docket No 8, and Albert
Bouidn etel. ys William 4. Bsrnaelo, No 570l
III tGy byIstrIst IHsNS OF Conmbia w s9aii ON s3Tu
DAY, THE 2arH DAY OF NOVEMBER, 1854,
al 4;30 O'Clock p. m, in front Of The premises,
Oler tor sale, at public auction, the following
real estate situated In the city OF Washington,
d. g., to VII; A piece or parcel OF ground and
Boudin, In square Ave hundred and twenty-five
(625), and so distinguished on the plat or plan
SdreS S5 lsS SH Sef S Of s So s RI
80, one of the land records of the county Of
Washington, ID. O., aud so subdi yded by the said
southwest corner OF said lot No. ~ thence east,
on line with street, thlrty-ionr (3i) feet to u
front; thence north siNty-fOur tBi) feet: thence
west thirty-four (i4 feet TO Fourthstreet; thence
south, ON line of said Fourth street, siAty-four
0i feet to the place fbeginnlng.
Terms -One-thrd cash, and the balance IN
equal installments in six and twelve months
from the day ofsole, the notes of the purchaser
q pcr cenlun per annnm, and secured bg deed
oftrust upon the properly sold, or all cash, at
viii Vii be reaHrei at the tme of sale. the terms
Of sale are not complied with within seven days
q, rust. 9 reserves ths right to resell at th9 M
conveySncing at the cost OF tbs purchaser.
w. X. DUHAMEL,
nOl7-mwfGds 400 Louisiana avenue,
TINTED STATES MARSHAL'S SALE
u b. virtue Of writ of ileri faclas. issued
out OF the Clerks Ofico of the supreme Court
Of tle District Of Columbia and to me directed,
will sell "a public sale, for cash. ut the auction
store of Thomas Dowling corner OF Pennsyl-
vAula avenue and Eleventh street, on SArUR-
DAY, THE 22D DAY OF NOVEMBER, 1884.
at ~ o'clock m, all the right, title, calm, and
inter II oftho defendant in and to the following
described property, 10 witt
one SOrTcl Mare,
One Set Harness.
One Buggy.
one Horse Blanket.
one whip.
seized AMI levied upon as the property Ol
Henry lArman, 10 satisfy execution No 2b,0l4,
~ law, In fNOr of the National Metropolitan
Bank, OF Washington.
CLAYTON McMICHAEL,
United States Marshal.
THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer, noll-l1t
National Republican., 1884-11-19
A Sporting Query.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 17.-Please state, to de-
eide bet, what Is the method of computing
Cleyeland's plurality in New York county
at 1904, and II that is exactly cor.
rect by the usual method of figuring. DO
the heads of electoral tickets constitute the
basis for the estimate? X.
ASswER.-Bets are invariably decided by
the vote awarded to the head of the ticket.
Oswald Ottendorfer, happening to occupy this
position upon the New York electoral ticket,
his plurality controls, though it is less by few
votes than that of somo of his associate elec.
tors,
National Republican., 1884-11-19
The Kind Of Man Ben Butterworth Is.

TIC Examiner.
In the heat of a political campaign great
injustice has been done to two prominent men
by certain religious papers. "Ben" Butter
worth, as he is always called because of his
genial temperament and ailabe manners, has
been represented as little better than one of
the wicked. | happen to have known of him
since he was child. lie comes of good old
Quaker stock, and was brought up in the
strctcst habits of that sect; to use plain Ian
gllage, TO be temperate, and to avoid cards and
other worldly games. He retains these habits,
spite of the temptations of the legal profession
and politics. But nature made him bubble
over with wit and humor he keeps the table
in Il roar; is the most pleasant companion in II
private conversation and is Just the stump
speaker TO silence an adversary with playful
rldlculc and amuse aud instruct an audience.
Amid all his brilliant humor he never de-
scends from high moral plane, but preserves
self-respcCt and the esteem of his hearers He
was quite lOath to go into this last campaign,
being domestic In his tastes and ill.able to
bear the unavoidable expenses; but the first
district at Cincinnati could not, 1t was thought,
be won by any other republican; and so he
was obliged to bear the burden because of his
popularity. The Office sought the man. lie
has large family and lives near this city in
an unOstcntatiOus way.
National Republican., 1884-11-19

THE Baltimore papers say that Gov.
Cleveland will soon spend few days near
that city as the guest OF noted pleasure
club. The "pressure Of official duties
seems to bo letting up little now that
the election Is over.
National Republican., 1884-11-19

SENATOR "JoE" Brown was reelected
for another torn by the Georgia logisla-
turo yesterday. His selection was prao.
tically unanimous, only two dissenting
votes being recorded.
National Republican., 1884-11-19

The first comptroller Of the treasury has
made decision in favor of the right Of an
officer of the army TO be reimbursed for ex-
penscs necessarily incurred in defending him
court for the lawful performance of an official
duty,
National Republican., 1884-11-19
PERSONAL COMEoRE

EAsY FEET, sc.
THE wise for health on daily walks depend"
and thousands, from far and near visit DIR
WHITE 4 son, 14lG Pennsylv lna avenue
opposite Willarus Hotel, Washington, and III
North Eutaw street, Baltimore, fOr relief from
RndayOidancc OfCOrns, Bunlons, Inverted Malls.
aud other Foot Ailments. once fee, 81 u sitting
Iidtronfsed by nc Eiue Of the WOrid
National Republican., 1884-11-19

PLEASANT UNITY, Pa, Nov. 1s,-During a
base ball game here yesterday Howard
Belghel and Charles Ross, aged IL and 10
yenrs, respectively, quarreled, and Ross struck
Beighel over the head with a bat The latter
then drew a knife aud fatally stabbed Ross in
the sDiup.
National Republican., 1884-11-19
DERMATOLOGy.
DERMAT0LOpY
LOyT AND Found.

StTRAYED OR STOLEN FROM THE
= premises of the subscriber No. 1918 Cor
coran st large English mastlT dog, stone color,
had on tag 1870, attached to leather collar.
suitable reward Will be given for his return.
j. Nj. LITTLE, 1915 COrGoran 81. 0-l7
National Republican., 1884-11-19

Among the Presidents visitors yesterday
were Justice Fields, ex-Gov. Gevin, and ex-
Attorney General Pierrepont.
National Republican., 1884-11-19
MONEY TO Loan.

MONEY 40 LOAN ON REAL ESTATE,
LNl In sums " suit, ~ lowest rates of lnterest
Al, Is. CRLrrENDBN
lA22 New 1 ork ~
National Republican., 1884-11-19
1UCTIOy SIZES,
LIMITED STATES MARsmAL's SALE.

BY virtue oil writ ofvenditloni exponas, issued
out of the Clerks Ohlce of the Supreme Court of
the District OF Columbia, and to me directed
will sell at public sale, for cash, at tho auction
store of Thomas Dowing, corner ofPennsylvania
avenue and Eleventh street northwest, on
SATURDAY, THE 10Th DAY OF NOVEM-
BER, 1854, at IL o'clock m, all the right,
title, claim, and Interest of the defendant In and
10 the following described property, to wit:
, One Marvin safe, seized and levied upon. as
the property of the defendant, Josiah III. Squier,
to satisfy execution No. 25,3SS ut law in favor
of Fred Perry Powers.
CLAYTON MCMICHAEL,
National Republican., 1884-11-19
A Much Needed Rest.

Boston Traveller.
The reading public will be gratined to learn
that the campaign liar proposes taking few
months rest. He needs 1t.
National Republican., 1884-11-19

7 AIDES. ATTENTION
Latest ParlsIan Modes In Hair Goods
MILE NJ. j. PRANDI,
AtNRs. NJ. j. HUNTS, 1909 STREET.
RHEA WAVEA sHINGLED BANGA
Gray Shades n Specially.
These STYLES never need he In the hairdreA3es1
hands. Alwuyain order by plain conblnI.
IIvlrDreaaed snI lanaa ShlngleL
National Republican., 1884-11-19

GIN. SwAIN's possible reasons for OBJ
structing his trial
Annual pay (and quarters) ..........".sG. 90
Monthly pay land quartcrsl l....""..," 5l9 l6
Daily pay land quarters) ..........-."."". II 80
National Republican., 1884-11-19

WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 10, 1881.
National Republican., 1884-11-19

Entered at tho Postonicc ut Washington, d c.,
nF FscCond-cuss matter
National Republican., 1884-11-19
W1NTED-ROOlTs.
WAYrED-1E1scEIIAYEoUy.


A LARGE ICE-BOX. ADDRESS +. V,
IA PARKER, 18th aud N. Y.av. $50
NTANTED-A RELIABLE PARTY WITH
w $500 to take interest ana charge Of an
tabllshed claim business Address a. X, Repub-
lican Office. b-19
ITO BUY-A FARM OF ABOUT so OR 100
l. acres and II small place of 4 to acres, a
few miles from Washington. Address full par
tculars TO Dr. w. W., 474 Pa. av., city. 6-lO
XXTANrED-
National Republican., 1884-11-19


4 RESTAURANT AND OYSTER HOUSE,
front ny on tho Avenue, with license, ln'
qniro at 1913 st. y, W., near National Theater'
S.2l
CHEAP--A No / YOUNG ALDEiNnT
" COW (resh). Apply to JOHN MAlIONEN,
l0lh st and boundary. $40
HHEAP-A NO. YOUNG ALDERNEY
Y = cow (fresh). Apply to JOHN MAHON Y,
lOlh, above boundary SIS, N. w. S-lb
A CARD-THE STOCK AND FIXTUREs
L of Il, FultOn's Loan OtuCe, 3ll ON st., for
sulei retiring nom business $40
TINHREE YOUNG HORSES, BROKE TO
Il saddle or harness 3ll0,h St N w. SD
A GALLON OF PURE ALDERNEY MILK
"A delivered daily Address q. l.. d., Repub-
Hem Onlce, S-2l
INNUYCLOP EDIAS THE AMERICAN
II (Appleton's); completed work; VIII be de,
one volume monthly. Address CYCLIC, Repub'
llcun Onlce, 81
Y ARGE SIZE IRON SAFE, WITH COM.
over 800 CHEAP FARMS IN WEST
" Virginia.
For circulars giving location, price, NC, call
on II. q. HAFFNER, sO1 x st., or address j. IL.
BRlSrOW, Martlnsburg, w Va. s-24
.TINHIUYCLh.S FOR $S0-BRAN NEW, AND
the best machine in tie market ior
the money. WIN. @. SCRIBNEIl llOs ST.
n, W. S-nOl-lm .
old NEWSPAPERS, IN GOOD CONDI-
tion, can be had at the business oillce Of
this paper m bundles of 10 pounds for 20 cents.
q Bl-tf
National Republican., 1884-11-19
UINTED-HELP.

wv TANTED-TWO BOYS TO DO WRITING
eiglit hours Address SCRIBE, Republic Of
upp %
National Republican., 1884-11-19

H17 + ST. N.W.-NEWLY FURNISHED
Ol rooms, single and en- suite; LIST, I'd,
and 3d floOrs; suitable for Members Of Congress
or others desiring pleasant location; In private
nimily T-ln
National Republican., 1884-11-19

4 RESTAURANT AND OYSTER HOUSE,
front ng on the Avenue, with license, ln-
qnlro W 1913 II 81. y, W., near National Theater,
National Republican., 1884-11-19
lSPECF.IL NOTICES.

My customers aud patrons Ut my old place,
1i1B + street, are cordially inylted TO the new
anl larger c7taDlishmenL lll3 q SIREET
NORrIWElr near Finprnth street, only tho
best bpands OF Whslc5, Wines. cordial = Gig lrs,
&u., are on sale. LOUIS SPANlElk
National Republican., 1884-11-19
PERSONAL.

Y WISH 10 REALIZE ON A CLAIM
l. against the late firm of ii. ID. Cooke d Co.,
the same being deposit at time of suspension
Address ACK, Republican Office, nOlS-2t
National Republican., 1884-11-19
WAyrED- EMpLoYMEyr.

DY A RESPECTABLE WHITE GtRL-A
! , situation. ns ChRmbprtnuid AMI waitress In
n private family. Please call ut 2U25 Il st.. bet.
gOth aud 2Ist Loo
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ALEXANDRIA AFFAIRS.

Tho closing exercises OF Potomac Academy
took place yesterday afternoon az the school
house on North Washington street. The Ger.
tincates OF distinction were presented by the
principal, Mr.. John S. Blackburn. The clos
ing exercises of Mas Dorsey's school took
place last night.
AT called meeting or tho City School Board,
held yesterday evening at o'clock, the su.
perintendent and CLERK were authorized to
sign the proper papers In the transfer of the
Howell property TO the School Board. The
School Board, II is understood, having possess
sion Of this property, Will during tho school
vacation convert the building Into n school
room In anticipation OF an increased number
OF scholars In the next session.
The market this morning was well attended
with both buyers aud sellers, but prices for
all kinds Of country produce continue high.
Mrs. Robert Buchanan, an old and highly es.
teemed resident OF this city, was stricken with
paralysis on Thursday night, and IL now ly-
Ing in precarious condition at her home, on
Washington street, near King street.
The Cadet Corps OF st. Johns Academy are
expected to arrive in this city tomorrow
morning on tho Norfolk steamer. Private lot
tiers received hero reportall as we'll aud high.
ly enjoying themselves. t.-
The team selected from tho Alexandria
Light Infantry to contest for the prize TO be-
awarded TO the best shot at the Virginia En-.
campment, Al Lynchburgb, In August IL Ia
daily practice, and judging from the manner
in which the boys centre tho bulls-eye, they
VIII not be left very BADLY.
Mr.. Clarence Washington, of the engineer
corps OF the W. O. Il W. II. r., was quite pain.
fully injured at the Washington Il Ohio juno
tion on that road yesterday evening while
attempting 10 couple a detached train.
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SOUTH WASHINGTON.

Julia Banks, colored, got very drunk this
morning and left her home In Willow Tree
alley with the Intention, she said, OF whip.
ping every ono In South Washington. She
woman at Four.and.s.half street and Virginia
avenue, who knocked her out In one round.
Julia then continued down the street and was
in the act OF pitching into two inoffensive
colored girls, whom she was arrested and
LOGGED In the statlon.house.
The old pump at Eighth and Z streets south.
west Is minus ladle and consequently many
thirsty wayfarere are grumbling.
Shortly after midnight last night throe
young men, John Riley, James Stafford aud
james Murray, were ordered off street
corner by 0ncer Huntington. The young
men did not get up and hop, skip aud Jump
like frightened frogs, but wore taking their
the young men and scunie ensued, during
which Huntington was thrown to tho ground.
The parties were all arrested.
Blaine and Logan club Will shortly be or.
ganized In South Washington.
South Washington news and advertisements
for THE CRITIC can be left at Clarvoes confec.
tionery, corner OF Seventh and E streets.
The annual examination OF tho Laws Semi
nary, corner OF Four.and. a-half and II streets,
South washington, came OF yesterday morn.
Ing between tho hours OF aud IL O'Clock.
The clgseeg were examined IN arithmetic,
geography and grammar to the satisfaction OF
all present. The drawing upon the black.
boards and reading and match spelling were
all highly satisfactory. The teachers, II. 3.
Laws and Miss Ida Maud Lewis, were spoken
OF In high terms for the work OF the year. Be.
sides the trustees and other clergymen who
were present there were In attendance Mrs. NJ.
T.. Tucker, principal OF the Randall; Miss
Letitia Whales, former teacher at the semi
nary.
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DIED.

CREVELING.-At her residence, 1904 Seven.
teenth street northwest, on the evening OF the
10Th Of June, 1884, at 80, Mrs. @. W. Grove
ling, In the Both year OF her age.
HoPKINs.-At IL 80 n. m. on Thursday,
June 10, Bessie Lillian, daughter OF Fran.
els H., IT., and Lillian u. Hopkins, aged .
months and 10 days.
Relatives and friends are invited to attend
the funeral from 1907 Fifteenth street north.
west on Sunday at pm.
DALY.--on June 20, 1884, at 1920 a, M,
MIS-. Mary DAILY, noe McDonnal.
Funeral VIII take place from the residences
OF her brother-in-law, No. $40 Pomeroy stre 81
northwest, on Sunday, June 81, az 8 D. m,
Relatives and friends are Invited to attend.
MADDEN.-on June 10, 1884, John A. Mad.
den, late captain Company @, Seventy ninth
pennsylvania volunteers, aged 40 years.
MAsoN.-At Accotink, Fairfax County, Va,
on June 10, 1884, at 3 p. M, after a few days
illness, M. Emily, only and beloved child OF j.
p. II. and Anita O. Mason, aged years.
McDONNELL.-0n June 10, 1884, at noon,
Regina Marie, only daughter of Bernard A. aud
Marie Mcdonnell, nee McAuley, aged 10
months and IL days. =
RlDDLE.-In Lebanon, Pa, on Juno II,
1884, after long and painful Illness, Miss
Elizabeth Riddle, In the 63d year OF her age.
LoTZ.-On Friday, June 20, 1884, at 2
O'Clock p. m, Lizzie j., beloved wife OF J. O.
Lott, OF the Treasury Department., aged 40
years, after long and painful illness, which
she bore with Christian fortitude.
Her funeral will take place from Waugh NJ.
T.. Church Sunday, June %, at Q p. m.
Friends and relatives are respectfully invited
TO attend.
VAUGHAN.-on Friday afternoon, at .I5 n.
M, Aiss Lille A. Vaughan, in her 9th year.
Funeral at O'Clock p. m, Sunday, from her
residence, No. 321 Eleventh street southeast.
Friends OF the family cordially invited.
McsHERRY.-on Friday June 30, 1891, at
2;10p. M, Michael McSnerry, u native OF tho
County Armagh, ireland, aged n years.
Funeral Will take place from tho residence
OF his son.ln'law, Bernard Mccain, 1l5 I
street southwest, on sunday, at 3 O'Clock.
Friends and relatives invited.
OALDWELL.-On June 10, 1884, at g o. IN.
OF typhoid pneumonia, In the 62d year OF his
nge, p. j. caldwell, beloved husband OF Jane
Caldwell.
Fuperal from his late residence, $40 New
Jersey avenue, Sunday, AZ 3 O'Clock p. IN
Friends and acquHlntances OF tho deceased are
respectfully invited.
Now York and Baltimore papers please
COPY FEF
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EAST WASHINGTON.

There will DO temperance rally this oven.
Ing at the seamen's Bethel Retreat corner OF
. Eighth and l. streets southeast, at p. m. Tho
Rev. @. Ii. st. John and Mrs. st. John, OF Col.
orado, are expected TO DO present. An inter-
eeting time Is expected. Tomorrow afternoon,
at 3i45, Gospel temperance meeting
will be held. All are invited. Good speaking
and singing.
ssSLate last night as Mr.. James Simpson aud
? his two sons were driving up Good Hope Hill
in their carriage they were run Into by q
market wagon and upset, all three being
thrown to the ground and severely injured.
The funeral OF the infant daughter OF Mr..
Bernard A. Mcdonnell took place this after
noon at 2 o'clock.
Strenuous efforts will be made by the citI.
zens OF East Washington TO induce Congress
at Its next session to erect bridge across the
Eastern Branch at the place where the "Oli
Burnt Bridge" used 10 be.
The people OF East Washington are awaiting
with much anxiety the action of the Commits
sioners OF the District on their recent petition
for The opening OF the Eastern Market every
day OF the week. Hurry up, Meesrs. Commits
sionere, and give the necessary authority In
the premises. There certainly can be no good
grounds for Withholding approval of the
measure, which Is one OF unquestionable pro-
priety, and as the people OF the Eastern Sec
ton are unanimous In their wishes upon the
subject, by all means lot their petition have
favorable consideration without delay.
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REAL ESTATE.

The following transfers OF real estate were
MED Tor record to-day with the Recorder OF
Decide, as reported exclusively 70 THE CRITIC
by J. +. 0lmstead, 1416 New York avenue.
Thirteenth street west, between NJ aud N
streets north, square 2S1, part OF lot Ii, 2Sl2y
molly; s5,175.
Thirteenth street west, adjoining next above
property, part OF lot 10, 2Sl4x105 It. TX H.,
Samuel Proctor 20 Hlllman A. Hall; 1880.
Thirteenth street west, adjoining next,above
property, part OF lot o, 2Sl2x1Oo It. 1h2 In,
samuel Proctor TO Nellie II. O'Keefe; 49,,
052.36. -4
Fourth street west, between and O streets
north, square 521, part of lot 5. 15rx93 It. IN
$50. '"' - '"'0"'"A0' 10 A'''0 A. y N'a''
Square sG6, sublot 40, O. W. Kings subdi.
vision OF lot 9, Charles W. King TO David o.
Hingling; $1,000.
French street, between Ninth and Tenth
streets west, square 1893, sublot so. 1Si5x0O,
Square SEQ, sublot Al, O. W. Kings subdi-
Vision Of lot 9, Charles W. King to John A. Yau
Doren $4,000.
West OF square II, part OF lot 3, John ID. Neu-
man TO Bernard Burnsilne; nominal.
Eighteenth street east, between East Capitol
and streets south, square ITO sublOt II,
o2f33SA97, Edwd. d. Fadely to Jane @. Eiwardsi
First street cast, between q and ID streets
norm, square 721, part OF lot IL Il. 81 In.
by 115i Seventh street west, between ana Il
streets aoutn, square 105, sublot z3 23Sx
10, Richard W. Johnson OF al. to James r.
Barbour; nominal.
Same properly next above described, James
+. barbour to Elizabeth Windsor; n life estate.
q street north, corner Klngman's Court,
square 241, OF sublots 2 % ana %, 21x75,
A. j. Creswell, trustee for oltizens' National
Bank, TO Austin l.. Park So, 400.
County.
Erlngham Place, lot 10, block II, John II,
Afme, trustee, 10 James IL. Mari; $3.50.
The Evening critic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1881-1885, 1884-06-21

an open meeting at German Hall, Eleventh
street northwest, last evening, which was
quite largely attended in spite OF tho sultry at
mosphere. Addresses were made by A. Kali.
strom, G. W. @. t.; L. A. Woodward. district
deputy, and Mr.. Holtzinger, T. W. O. II. OF HI.
ewatha Lodge. Miss Jennie spurgeon aud
Miss Brewster favored the audience with
choice selections OF vocal music, recitation
by MISS Jennie Sturgeon and Wortay Chic
Templar a. N. Garfield made n few appropri.
ate remarks on closing. Ice cream and cake
were supplied by the ladies' OF the lodge TO Its
visitors, which very much served to lower the
temperature aud snake joyous the hearts OF
all those who nartlcinnted.