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The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1884-09-26
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS
No. 1909
Application for Patent.
U. 8. LAND OFFICE,
HELENA NJ n Eantanher A 1854

U. s.. LAND OFFICE,
HELENA, M. T., September 4, 1884.
Notice is hereby given that Jacob z. VAN
Gundy, Austin b. Gates and William Coleman
whose postoffice address 10 Deer Lodge, Deer
Lodge county, M. T, have this day fled their
application for Patsn. for l. 42 linear feet of
the JOHNSON LODE, mining claim, situated in
Boulder mining district, Deer Lodge county,
Montana Territory, and designated by the off,
cial plat and field notes file in this Office Lot
No. 81, IN Township North, Range IS West,
being more particularly described as follows, to-
wit
Beginning at the s. w. corner, a granite stone
36xf2xl2 inches, marked 1885 for corner
No. l, from which the initial point for this dis
triet bears s. 80 deg. 90 min. z. 50l3.3 feet
distant, and running thence S. 81 degrees s.
min. E. 1,l42 feet, thence N. 8 dogs. AS min.
E.. 595 feet, thence N: 81 dogs. s min. w:
1,142 feet. thence s. 8 dogs. as min. w sos
feet, to the place Of beginning, and containing an
area OF Is go acres.
The location of This mine Is recorded in the
Office Of the Recorder of Deer Lodge county, M.
T., in Book IF" Of lode records. page 81.
The adjoining claims are unknown.
r. Atkinson, Register.
o. b. OBANNON, Atty for Claimants.
790-l0t
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Having disposed Of my interest in the
above business to Moses Menard, thank
nv friends for the generous patronage they
have given me and trust the same will be
CONT nued to my successor.
7g24t GEORGE BARBEAU.
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The reputation Of
Hoste.ter'sStomaeh
Bitters ~ 0 prevent.
i've OF epidsmic., q
stomachic, IN In.
vigorant, . general
restorative, and z
specific for lever and
ague, Indigestion,
bilious affections,
rheumatism, q c r
vous debility, con-
stituticnai W { q / :
ness, Is established
upon the sound ba-
sis Of more than 30
years experience,
and can no more be
shaken by the clap
trap nostrums Of un-
scientific pretenders
than the everlasting
hills by the winds
that rustic through
their defiies.
For sale bv all Drug
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Revised Statutes Of Montana.

Revised Statutes Of Montana.
The Revision of 1879, Laws Of Extra Ses-
sion 1879 and Laws of Twelfth Session 1881,
containing all the General and Codlied
Laws in force prior to the 18th Session; over
1000 pages; fully indexed and bound in Law
Sheep. Only few copies Of the Supplement
tary Edition, precisely the same as the Uni
ted States Edition, remaining. Price, post
age paid, IS q; at office, $500 Address,
NEW NORTHWEST, Deer Lodge, Montana
NOTICE.
Having bought out T.W. Richards, / am
now prepared to do all kinds of hauling. Big
wagons for furniture. Wood constantly on
hand. Leave orders ut Cartons.
7s0-tf GEO. TUCKER.
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ESTRAY' NOTICES.

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Notices under this head, not exceeding one and
half inches in length, with plain cut, 50 for
four insertions. II the brand Is of such design
that il has to be engraved on cut, the cost is 81
for four insertions. The advertiser can have the
cut after publication is completed. All Notices
payable on insertion.
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Persons desiring to Purchase can learn prices and
terms BY applying TO James ii. Mile. Deer Lodge,
who IL our authorized agent for the sas Of the above
property. $3.50.
W " TL1GETT
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Also lot IL Block II, Deer Lodge with Office bnild
ing thereon owned and formerly occupied by ". w
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For Sale.

Having concluded to sell all our property In the
clagett and Cagett q Dixon Additions to the town of
Deer Lodge 1t Is now placed the m arket without
reserve and James ii. Mills appointed our agent TO
sell the same. The property includes,
The Evening critic., 1884-06-02
ZOE SALE-HOuses

TUT OTLL-WVUotos
NOR sALE-NEAR BOWIE, b. II =. II, r.,
IL pretty place; 80 acres or less dwelling,
barn, shade, line spring etc; price moderate;
terms easy. Dr. VIM. w. Duvall. my27
gVOR SALE-O NE ACRE OF LAND. DWELL
I ing and stable, on Bladensburg yurnpke, in
sight OF street care also, choice building lots 25x
100 feet, adjoining the aoove 800 cash and so per
MONTH cottages built at lowest contract rates for
one-iourih cash ard monthly inslallmnntS.
Thomas A, Mitchell, real estate broker 0Jl Il s.,
rooms 5andG. myi3 I'm
NOR SALE-BY s. II. WALKER, $50 LOUISE
IL ana avenue, AZ ST. NJ, e., ROOMS,
and ali improvements, 1896 n. j, ave. n. W.,
rooms, mrs1
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MILK TO CROSS THE OCEAN.

Frank Ward Snys Ills MIX Will
Cross Safely and BE sweet on the
other side.
Frank Ward is at It again. It seems that
Frank 10 always at It. tits q foreign mission
that he now has on hand.
twill be remembered that when the Knights
TemplarB made their pilgrimage to San Fran
cisco Mr.. ward sent across the continent with
them can OF his excellent milk. This was
used on the way by the pilgrims, and what
was left was as sweet and fresh when tho train
rolled into the depot at San francisco as 1t was
when IL pulled out OF the depot hero.
Miss Ober, OF the Boston Ideal Company,
heard OF this successful experiment. She
talked to Ward about 1t the other day, and OK
pressed doubt that n can OF his milk could
BIO taken across tho Atlantic and landed Mt
Queenstown pure and fresh. Frank jumped at
the idea, and was ready at once for another
experiment. Tho two Misses ODER, Miss
Marie Stone and six other members OF the
Ideals will sail next Thursday on tho steamer
Celtic, OF tho White Star Line, for Queens
town.
on that steamer and for tho use of tho
voyagers Ward will place fifteen gallons OF
milk. This milk Will be taken from the farm
OF Isaac A. Boyd, of Boyd's Station, Maryland.
rival OF the steamer on tho other side the re-
cult OF the experiment Will be cabled back. III
II is succossful II Will be the first time that
milk has been carried across the Atlantic and
has arrived in pure state. 1t is feared that
Frank Will next want to send some Attorney
product TO the moon In one OF julie Verne's
|Iiprial cars,
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THE LANosToM TRIAL.
the Case 10 the Jury.


when the Criminal Court opened this morn.
ing, tho counsel on both Sides being present,
Justice Macarthur directed that tho trial Of
Frank Langston, indicted for the murder OF
James Spencer, be proceeded with.
His Honor inquired Of the counsel II they do.
sired to have the Courts view of the law before
proceeding with the argument and was In
formed that they would.
He then directed tho submission OF tho
propositions OF law which were intended 10 be
made and they were read.
Assistant Distrlct-Attorney Coyle opened tho
argument to the Jury, reviewed the testimony
and claimed that tho proof sustained the
charge set out In the indictment and their yer.
dict should indoree It.
Mr.. ii. Il. Davis followed In behalf OF the de-
PENDANT. He first referred to the testimony OF
the Government and pointed out what he con.
eidered as discrepancies In their proof, then
PENDANT; asserted that he nctod In self.de-
feneo and should be acquitted.
The Evening critic., 1884-06-02


DICKsON.-On May 20, 1884, at . minutes
10 % O'Clock, at her late residence, No. S2l
Twenty-fourth street northwest, Mrs. Malinda
Dickson, aged 53 years.
TINNEY.-on May 80, 1884, at i a. ms, Isaac
Tinney, youngest sou OF Charles and tho late
Susan A. Tinney, In the Oath year OF his age.S
%LOHMANN.-On Saturday morning, May 81.
1884, at o'clock, Frank LOhmann, aged AZ
years.
o. MAGRUDER.-On May 30, 1884, after long
illness, Catherine Magruder.
sTEwART..-At l 30 a, m, May 81, 1884,
Mrs. Jane b. Stewart, daughter OF Colonel VIM.
o. Drew, in the 9th year OF her age.
sCOTT.-On Saturday, May 81, 1881, at 8 p.
M, after long and painful illness, George l..
Scott, In the SSH year OF his age.
Funeral Will take place from his lato resi-
dence, Tyson House, corner Seventh and p
streets northwest, Tuesday morning, June 3,
at IL o'clock. Relatives and friends are re-
epectfully invited 10 attend.
[Prince Georges County, Nd, papers please
copY,l
s--sser. clAIR.-At II 80 p. M, May 81, 1891,
George H., Oldest son OF Roseana st. Clair, aged
III wears, IL
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PERSONAL POINTS.

JAMES N. FERGUSON, ESQ, formerly of
this city and now Mayor OF Remove, Pa, ~ In
the city, the guest OF his brother, william Fer
guson, No. 1905 Ninth street northwest.
ON THE report of the examining COM
mittee Of the bar, as to his qualifications and
competency, Mr. George O'Doherty, of San
Francisco, CAL, was to-day admitted by the
Supreme Court TO practice as an attorney and
counselor.at-law. Mr.. O'Doheriy is au old
newspaper man, and has rare accomplish
dorsed strongly by Judge Stephen j. Field, of
tho Supreme Court, and others.
The Evening critic., 1884-06-02
wAHTED-MiscoHaHeous.

UTANTED-ALL TO KNOW THAT DIR.
wv Taylor, e34 Il st., near 10th, makes beAuti-
f sets OF artificial teeth for t5 guaranteed to give
full satisfaction; EXTRACTING with gas chloroiorm
or local anesthetics, 80 cents without, Is cents:
illllnEn Rt very low prlces. OC29
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WEST WASHINGTON.

Chambers Lodge, No. ID, Good Tomplars,
will pay n visit to Golden Light Lodge, at
Alexandria, on tomorrow night. 1t is pro-
posed 10 meet Mt Cropleys Hall at z o'clock
ana go In a body by way OF the S:10 train.
Rescue and other lodges Will accompany them.
AS George Boswell, a colored man, living out
on the Broad Branch Road, above West Wash
ington, was walking along tho road yesterday
morning, about z o'clock, going to n spring for
water, he saw the PROSTATE body OF n man ly-
ing in the path. He quickly ascertalned that
1t was a dead man.. Word was sent to the
Fourth Precinct Station and the body removed
there. 1t bore no marks OF a struggle. Tho
Coroner was notified and on post.mortem eX.
animation 1t was found that the man had died
of heart disease. He was Henry Augustus,
colored, aged about 20 years, and was In the
habit of doing odd Jobs for people. He was
buried In the Poitor,sSBfeid.
The boat NJ. on Boyer has arrived, with
The The schooner carri7 (nolmos, of Now York,
arrived this n(Rrnl99elght. ..sv<sss
Cleared to.dd51rSchooner DaYidofn&fBson,
VI" I5s ~, y ISs sSs.s CO.'S tailor
Nrssi}hsfffe Boon, a colored woman, aged SO
syedf6, we'll known in West Washington, died
yesterday OF liver troubles at hor residence,
No. 270S Dunbarton avenue. She VIII be
buried tomorrow afternoon at O'Clock, the
funeral occurring at the Nineteenth-Street
Baptist Church.
The Evening critic., 1884-06-02
HOTEL ARRIVALS.


Hon. NJ. L. Clnrdy, NO.; II. P. Moore and
wife, N. y; O. T. Williams, Pa; Mr.. and Mrs.
Marley, n. "; p. Jones, Wilmington, N. O.;
II. Beckett and lady, Baltimore; d. Klock,
Troy; N. Y; Mrs. NJ. X. Gillespie, Troy; Miss
Edith Gillespie, Troy; Thomas Chute, N. Y;
L. s. Justice, London; Henry f.
cityj II. A. Madden and wife, Brooklyn; @. L.
HasbrOOB, Kansas City.
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Walter jackson, 1880 X street.
Frank X. Ward, Alderney Dairy.
Promotions I'm the Treasury Depart.
mgItt.

The following promotions have been made
in the Treasury Department.:
Mre. s. u. Leet, from 5000 TO $1,000 In the
Mint Bureau.
Miss X. q. Magill, from 81 900 to Glass 1, Of
fec OF Commissioner OF Customs.
Miss i. l.. Hanson, from 5000 TO $1,000, Of
flee OF Commissioner of Customs.
VIM. L. Marcy, from class l to class 2,
Lighthouse Board.
Mics NJ. NJ. Billing, from 1000 to class /,
Lighthouse Board.
W. X. Mccoy, assistant bookkeeper at $4,000
to chief OF division, $4,000, Comptroller of
Currency.
@. II. Cherry, from Glass TO assistant book
keeper, Comptroller OF Currency.
Civll-Service roappointments after prob1-
ton; Il. IL. Miller, $1,000, "a AUDITORS Of
nee; @. V. Haskell, $1,000, 4th Auditors Of
flee.
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WAETED--s,tuahons--Femaie.

w woman AS nuTte or chambermald IN n
boarding. house or hotfl; good city references.
Please call ut 1le3 q VI. ID. W.
The Evening critic., 1884-06-02
Larceny From the Person.

A vicious looking young mulatto man named
Henry Il. Buckingham was In tho dock at tho
Police Court this afternoon on the charge OF
larceny from the person IN snatchlug peck.
etboOk from tho hand OF an old lady named
Mary II. abbott Saturday afternoon while she
was passing Judiciary Square. He pleaded
guilty ana the case was sent TO the grand
Jury and the prisoner was committed In de-
fault OF $1,000 bail.
The Evening critic., 1884-06-02
srtII Introducing RMS.

There was a call OF the States In the House
to-day for the Introduction OF bills TO Joint
resolutions. Although they know how futile
II is TO put in bills members could not got over
their constitutional habit, and there was
gOodly grist Of new schemes.
The Evening critic., 1884-06-02
Dne OF Miss VEiil's Jokes,

San Francisco paper says Miss Hill, tho
plainun In tho divorce case OF Sharon against
Sharon, mover noted for her modesty, shocked
the court and set tho whole city laughing ono
day last week by demand that an order DO ls-
sued by Judge sullivan granting her permits.
sion TO visit her children.
"what Children roarcd Mr.. Barnes, for the
defense.
'''My children"
"who, and whore are they, may ask2"
"Why, Fred SharOn's and Frank Newland's,
Of course. They are the Senator'S, and haven't
| n proprietary interest In everything that Is
HAP
The court paid no attention to her demand,
but tho children, who arc grown people, are
represented as out Of all patience with the
young woman,
The Evening critic., 1884-06-02

Mr., JoHN LYON, of this city, ha. been
awarded by the Court OF claims 1853 on &C.
count OF claim against tho District.
Mr.. Morgan introduced resolution calling
on the Commissioners for a statement OF ali
the receipts and disbursements ON account of
the water department from 1870 TO 1884, In
elusive. Went over until tomorrow,
The Evening critic., 1884-06-02
Wo Fay

the stIictest attention to every daLaais4n the
groputaiion we enjoy is aasSSh the honesty OF
garments wo sell,.sIE4stfnan Bros, the most
popular ol9ibiese~and railors, corner OF eth
The Evening critic., 1884-06-02
SUITS for,saset' men at A. saks & Co.'S.


observation-disclosures have granted q
sgff6or license to William Il, Rowe.
THE Rev. Noah N. Mitchell, the colored
minister who was before Judge Smell Decora-
tion day for stealing baggage at the Baltimore
& Ohio depot, was up to. day 10 put in his EVIL.
dence for Tho defense, ana was sentenced to
Jail for two months.
JAMES ERANKLIN and George Creek,
both colored, had a dispute on the Benuing's
Road yesterday, growing out or an old grudge,
dangerous would. onlcer Slack has arrested
Franklin.
The Evening critic., 1884-06-02
James s. putIer' iTas Massaobpset,


James 8. Butler, 1898 Massachusetts avenue.
Leopold Lche, b25 Seventh street northwest.
Thomas j. Stanton, 2011 street northwest.
Thomas II. Talbot, 1921 Eleventh street
James II. nyon, 22o Seventh street south
east. -. -.
Greed II. Tucker, 1926 Twentieth street north.
weet.
NJ. II. Goddard, 2O3i NJ street northwest.
Howard II. Turner, 1912 w street northwest.
Carl Bruce, Pennsylvania avenue, near
Fourand-a.h street.
W. II. Porter, 2720 NJ street northwest.
Robert Beall, d05 Pennsylvania avenue
northwest.
WIN. F. Poor, Tennallytown.
Ma@ ~ HnEe Si6 Ninth strses northwes
George Il. Emmone, 6O2 Il street southeast.
Frank NJ. Digge, 03S street.
william N. Ashley, 500 Maine avenue.
Benjamin Scott, Nichols avenue.
William II. Myers, 30S Third street north.
west.
Lafayette Jeffries, ia street.
Charles II. Woodward, 3107 street north.
west.
Petit Jurors.
. John ". Carr, 1913 Eleventh street northwest.
James Is. Male, Ebbitt House.
Louis Kettler, 1923 i street northwest.
Thomas Kirby, 40 street northwest.
VIM. II: Dunn, 315 Seventh street northwest.
Lemuel Thomas, % Covington street.
John Woodward, 3107 N street northwest.
VIM. Gray, Fonrth and II streets northwest
ID. j. Macarty, Ninth street near Boundary.
Ralph Johnson, 1885 street.
Edward Wayson, 71S Seventh street SOUTH
east.
Motley Anderson, G19 Fourteenth street
northwest.
Enos Ray, Soldiers Home Road.
Edward S. wescott, Twentieth and streets
northwest
Frederick schafer, 2716 NJ street northwest.
b. U. Keyser, l. and Second etrects north
west.
J.w. p. Myers, 1912 Thirtieth street north.
west.
Frank Latham, $50 Seventh street southeast.
George @. Boteler, 330S N street northwest.
ST. @. Morsell, 021 NJ street northwest.
James Holland, 742 Fourth street northwest.
John ID. Snoot, 3017 N street northwest.
Alexander Milne $50 L street northwest.
u. l.. Blackford, a026 Second etreet north.
west.
Walter jackson, 1880 X street.
Frank X. Ward, Alderney Dairy.
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ps. Bid. Ash'a Rn. STOCK. BID Askd
Mary Il. NenI's House RnIded.

Mary Il. Reals House Raided.
The house OF Mary f. Neal, No. 202 Elev-
enth street, below tho Avenue, where Isaac
Tenney was murdered by Frenchy Ross Thurs
day night, was raided as bawdy house by the
police last night and the proprletress and
three girls and two young men were locked up.
This morning In the Police Court tho evil
dence sustained the charge, and the Court
held that tho defendant was guilty OF keeping
n bawdy house.
Mr.. Maurice Smith appeared for the defend
ant, and claimed that II was only shown that
eho rented rooms TO young women, who paid
her regular weekly rental and she was not
responsible, and II she was, then great many
boarding houses could DO broken up. "Well,
they ought TO BIO broken up" said His Honor,
"and am not going to trouble myself about
that hypothetical question" A fine of $5Q.Yas
imposed. sx2azs<e"'
The Evening critic., 1884-06-02
FINANCIAL.
To.,Ioy,s stocIk Ouo,ntions.

The following observations OF tho transact
with the opening and closing quotations, are
furnished by the clearinghouse of II. ID.
Cook, jr., h Co., 1920 street, Washington,
The Evening critic., 1884-06-02

A OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES colored man
was before Judge Smell this morning on COM
plant OF his lille stepdaughter, who charged
him with ASSAULT Inc assault consisted In
simply eiappinaAae5r, ana the Court dismissed
have no right ~ chasMse your 4tep0lfffd by
virtue OF heing'eherF st9pfeaifSf. Lot her
mother do that" .sasefsis'
The Evening critic., 1884-06-02

The d. 4 o. Telegraph Company, ever ready
10 meet tho demands OF the public, to-day an
and Chicago and st. Louis would BIO doc. This
Is a good move on the part OF the ID. o., and
the public will, no doubt, appreciate their Of
forts to give the public good and cheap tel
pgrlDny.
The Evening critic., 1884-06-02
FOR EXCHANGE.

VIZ ANTED-To EXCHANGE NEW STOVES
w for old ones 81 Buffers Stove Exchange,
sor 9th and X; Dmoky chimneys cured or no
.boi,eht. f27
The Evening critic., 1884-06-02
The standard silver Dollars.

Mr.. Hutchins introduced bill to-day pro-
ylding that when the amount OF standard sill
yer dollars In tho Treasury shall DO exceeded
In amount OF S30,O000oOby outstanding sill.
yer certificates, no bullion for their coinage
shall be purchased.
The Evening critic., 1884-06-02
prnleciInn AgnInat VIre in RotoIa.

Mr.. Mccormick introduced In the House to-
day bill directing the Committee on tho Dis
trict OF Columbia to report u bill requiring
hotel'keepers In this city to provide suitable
means FOR the escape of guests In case OF IRE.
The Evening critic., 1884-06-02

MRS. nj. q. UNDERWOOD, OF No. l4d6
RaGdS sSna s sPS as s9 saS Poco
SCHOOL TSUsTEE PURvIs has requested
the COMMISSIONER TO have the lightnlpagxods
on all tho sch<aA@uildinss ips4sseounty re-
paired. ..ys<n'
lass9afied James Harrison was fined
..SSt1y Judge Smell to-day for malicious tres
pass, in stealing strawberries from the
Agricultural grounds.
l.. MoXLEY, proprietor of Athletic Park,
has been notified by the Commissioners that
his grand stand 10 assessed AT $4,000 and
|. liable 10 u tax OF $40.
MISS JESSIE DANIELS, 1916 s street
northwestss~im Give festival this evening"
Poor Children aCountry Home l~s.-'i
Misunderstanding sScutaway suits in
all the'fatest sbaPesht A. saks co.'s.
ON Recommendation OF the examin-
r>r6mmittoe the following were to-day ad-
mited to the bar OF the Districts; Messrs. o.
W. Russell, Paul Newhaus, O. j. Hedrlck, A. s.
Crossfeid and George o. Doherty'
JOHN EAsToN, an S-poar-old colored boy,
was tried In tho Police Court this morning for
assaulting and cutting another colored boy
named John Bosher. II was shown that tho
cutting was accidental and tho case was dis
missed.
MEssRs. JAMES /. BARBOUR, j. A. Ham
llton and others have renewed the lease OF the
81. Marc Hotel Property, part OF lot ., square
400, to H. Slkbaiyers Tor ave years from the 1SEp
OF june s9I.M SO, 900 for tho lrst tls,FgStrs
ana ss0eBper year for the laiaafnder OF tne
term. ,s,ssist
SUITS for leap,,SssfEt <, saEs & Co.'s.
JoUa5AfEtkEw, Francis O. Harmon and
lazrrick Black, three able.bodled white tramps
In calico shirts, without coat or vest were at
the dockrail ofJudge snells court this morn.
ing on the charge ofhabltual drunkenness and
hegglng on the street. They got oil the law al
sa0ws-threo months ON tho Government farm.
IN the Court in General Term to-day
ChiefJusti Cartier delivered the opinion OF
the Court In the case Of Brown vs.. the District
OF Columbia, affirming the decree OF the
Equity Court In dlsmissing tho bill. 1t In
yolvcd about 100000, claimed for using
patent wood payemonts and tho process for
preserving wood.
THE first of a series Of open air Gospel
temperance meetings were held last evening
at $50 p. M, Mt tho foot of Eleventh street
southeast, near the Navy.Yard Bridge. A
large number were present ana great interest
was manifested, Addresses were by
Rev. II. Emmons, II. 0. Emmons apdbaDonal1
McCaihran. They Will be heldneFery Sunday
evening at $50 IN
CADNETsIZE pietstHphs, only $3.50 per
dozen. ohestsr,s sandy, 42e Seventh st. N. W.
The Evening critic., 1884-06-02
MARRIED.

LANsDALE-HARPER.-- Father Divine,
at the Cathedral, IN Baltimore, Nd, W. f.
Lansdale and @. " Harper, both of Washing
ton, ID. q.
The Evening critic., 1884-06-02
-
An Old VIII Found.

Mr.. Calderon Carlisle to-day transmitted to
the Register OF wills what purported to be the
last Will of tho late Gilbert Cameron, and
which Mr.. Carlisle discovered among some
papers belonging 10 his father. He believes
that the Will was recorded, but thinks It best
10 place It in tho Registers oflice. In the Will
tho testator leaves HIS entire estate to his wife,
Mary NJ. Cameron. 1t is dated May % 1858.
The Evening critic., 1884-06-02
NAIdeInoNI n airx. .LNYsiis ona. y

Fresh Attorney hlltkeFSthurned every morn.
ing and dellysfaasly 1s2ib "Ward" prints. 4Oo.
per ID. Alsorcottagk Cheese, buttermiIk and
sEeaEeiilk, bo' per 81. Cream 1bc. per pint.
The Evening critic., 1884-06-02
AUCTION SALES.

NmANCERY SALE or VACANT hoTs
" ON SECOND STREET. EAST, BE TWEEN
FAND q SITS. NORTH, AND ON EIGHTH
SIREE1 WEST, BETWEEN AND SIS.
NORTH.
Under decree ofthe Supreme Court of the Dis.
trct Of Columbia In equity cause No. $3.50 (Gray
ys. McIntirel we win sell at auction on SAtur.
day. June 2, 1884, at 1880 o'clock p. M, In y..,
front OF the premises, lot No SO, In Sher-Hi49
mans subdivision OF lots in square 40, and r.
on same day at o'clock y. M, lot 90 In Shreves
snbdiylalon Of lots and 4, In square AZ. all in
Washington city, ID, q.
Terms: One-thlrd cash, residue at aud ~
mOnths with Interest, or all cash IL desired a
reasonable deposit required and conyeyancing at
JOB BARNARD, Trustee,
Az bth ut. n. W,
w. ]. NEWTON, Trustee,
Lo Droit Building.
DuHcANsoN BROS, Auetoneers.
The Evening critic., 1884-06-02

The Decrease OF the Debt.
The decrease Of the public debt for the
month OF May is $1,763, 2o1 90, .,at
The Evening critic., 1884-06-02
e-rn JOHN a. EsRESCOTT,
EG3 Real Estate Broker,
Has removed his Office to
NO. I320 T. STREET NORTHWEST.
HOUSES and Building Lots for sale cheap.
MONEY 10 loan.

uszr-sTOvEs. FURNACES, RANGES,
E&5 ETC.
Tin plates, sheetiron work, fireplace stoves,
.anges, furnaces repaired. Tin roofing, spOuting
and all kinds OF tin work promptly attended to-
Send your order to
r. II. q. BOUIS,
$40 Eleventh st, n. W.. near e ST,