The Evening critic., 1884-07-30

| L0cAt ana General, Rolled Down,
worked over and Furnished up
Fresh.
Stockholm won the race for the Good
wood stakes yesterday.
The rains have done much damage to
the crops in Anne Arundel County, Nd.
meeting In the interest of colonial
federation was held In London yesterday.
The floods yesterday made a break in the
Chesapeake h ohio Canal, near Dam No. a.
General Logan will deliver an address at
the Racine twis.) Exposition In September.
The Hon. Charles ]. Faulkner Is criti-
cally III at his residence at Martinsburg, VIVA.
The chapel erected by Mrs. Dahlgren, on
South Mountain, was dedicated by Archbishop
| Gibbons yesterday.
Oyster pirates are at work In the Chosa-
peahe Bay, ana arc dredging oysters and
taking them to market.
Have received the most beneficial results
from the use OF Browns Iron Bitters. Miss
Lizzie Kenealy, 1921 81. NV.
Tho Rev. John Duncan. d. D.. at one
| time associate editor OF the Christtdn Era,
died In Boston yesterday.
John Layton, aged 81, died in Montgom-
cry County, Md, on Monday. He was the
| Oldest man In the county.
Charles Smoot, German laborer, living
with W. II. oliver In Accomac County, Va, put
| gun TO his mouth and shot himself yesterday.
Mr.. Parnell will introduce question In
| the House of Commons concerning the threat
ened spoliation OF the Propaganda property at
Rome.
Mr.. Daniel the candidate of the Prohibit
tionists for vice-President, says an electoral
ticket for the party Will BIO put up In every
| State.
The English Government has not yet de-
| cded TO recognize tho International African
| Association In connection with tho Congo
| country.
| The Secretary Of the Treasury will prob
| ably tx upon the 10Th OF September as the
| date for the sale OF the Government property
| at Harper's Ferry.
Browns Iron Btters strengthens the mus.
cles and gives new vigor.
The Western Anthracite Coal Association
has decided to increase tho August prices for
| coal, as follows: Broken ana grato, 10 cents;
egg, 10 cents; stove, % cents; and chestnut,
20 cents.
Advices received at St. Johns from Belle.
ieler Straits report furious northeast gale,
lasting ten days. Several fishing craft were
sunk, put only two lives are known to have
been lost.
A warrant was sworn out yesterday
against John o. s. Harrison, receiver OF the
Indiana Banking Company, charging him with
bed, sick.
Mr.. A. s. Solomons, of this city, APP
pointed by the President as representative
OF the United States to the General Convention
OF the Red Cross Association, sails from New
York for Europe to-day on the Cunard steamer
oregon.
The engineer officer in charge of the
retary Of the Lighthouse Board that the new
lighthouse OF Great Shoals, Nd, has been
completed, and Will BIO lighted the latter part
| OF next month.
An application has been denied to allow
steamer from Marseilles to land q consign.
ment of rags at New York on the ground that
the order prohibiting the entry OF rags from
| infected ports was imperative and allowed no
discretion, although the steamer showed a
clean bill of health.
Messrs. w. w. Corcoran, Henry A. Will
lard, ". W. Rapley, Allison and Wash Naylor
teenth and Pennsylvania avenue have peti
toned Colonel Rockwell to romove the railing
around the triangular reservation In front OF
the National Theatre, and to provide paths
and benches.
Mr.. A. G. Plant, ir., 727 Sixth at. n. W., says,
after q practical trial, that he nnds Browns
Iron Bitters surpasses IN curative propertie.
all other tonics.
A number of women and girls have beer
arrested In st. Petersburg for conspirac!
| against the Government. They are connected
an tn ne g Mase gsan scoI on
met In the rooms OF the institute, and had &C
completes among the teachers and olde
pupils OF the school.
The organization of the now Bureau OF
Navigation OF the Treasury has not yet beer
effected For rooms for Its accommodation pro
vided. The clerical force Will be collected
from the Registers ONCE, Bureau OF Statistics
: and the old Navigation Bureau, which will here
after be known as the Division OF Mercantile
Marine and Internal Revenue.
At meeting of tho directors Of the
Louisville 4 Nashville Railroad yesterday thu
designations OF Messrs. O. @. Baldwin, ia!
Gould, Russell Sage, Thomas +. Ryan anC
John L. Greene were accepted, and Messrs.
president Of the Merchants National Bank o
Louisville, ]. B. Wilder and E. Norton wer
elected to MI the vacancies.
The window-glass manufacturers of Bal
nl.aI .tAI.. NNa a Nan q.
|, Philadelphia yesterday to arrange a scale o
wages for tho coming blast, beginning In Ser
temper, and erected compromise, wnereb
the workmen will receive i've per cent. NOR
than they did last year and i've per cent. les
than they received in the month OF Juno last
when temporary advance OF ten per cen'
was made.
The remains of Captain Henry Il. Bal
lard, United States Navy, who died twenty
nine years ago, were disinterred at Annapoli
yesterday and were placed In the Naval Aca1
" envy Cemetery. There was no ceremony, onl
a few relatives being present. The 1ags on tn
frisate santee, at the Naval Academy, wer
placed at half-mast. The removal OF the r,
Il. mains was made at the instance OF relatives
the place OF burial having passed out of tn
family possession.
was unable TO walk across the noor wa
so weak from sickness; four bottles OF Brown
AZ | Iron Bitters brought me back to health an
~ strength, says Mrs. Susan Grayson, 1871
18th st.
The Wayman Grove campaigning A.
. ISOLATION has decided TO continue the cam
until August IL. Tho educational day so
vices were performed yesterday with success
Rev. A. NJ. Green and associates, of the Col
necticut Educational Society, were granite
the use OF the grounds TO celebrate the IL
days proclamation OF freedom on Monda
D, September %. Various educational, civil au
religious organizations OF Maryland aAd II
District Will be invited TO participate IN Il
exercises OF that day.
The members of the Lawrence Barre
AL Club have arranged an attractive programu
literary, musical and dramatic-for the
day evening. Tho success OF the evening
~ | entertainment will DO due in great measu
10 90 the efforts OF the following committee
ladies: Misses Annie and Lille Lewis, Miss
Rose and Julia Wheeler, Misses Julia Seine
der, Lulie Rheem, May McCauloy, Daisy Ho
kinson, Mlllspaugh, Eulalia Domer, Coz
Gardner, Minette Powell, GenevieVe Calyer
Minnie Jeffreye,J LESLIE Jones, Lille CavanauR
- Leslie Grandy, Chra Myers, Dora Kendl
j Bessie McCauley and Mamie Merritt.
Prefers 10 Camp on the Outside.
45 Judge John Brennan, OF Sioux City, low
was the leading speaker at the irish demo
stration In favor OF Blaine In New York Mo
day evening His speech consisted principal
OF strong abuse OF England. Concluding,
said: "Whereyer England's bloodstained II
Ns | shall float, wherever her land'sharks sh
1'S seek TO advance her policy, many may
. | recreant, but every exiled Irishman Will r
10 spoil her game and invoke upon her
judgment OF an ayenging God. The Harp
l.. | and the PuckB and the Bennetts and tho due
| and the JOneBeB and another gentleman,