The Evening critic., 1884-10-18

PERTINENT PARAGRAPHS.

Two bottes Of Browns Iron Bltters cured
my wife OF malaria. JAMES VALLEY, 10
Defrees at. NV.
SECRETARY GRESHAM may determine TO
go West with Secretary Lincoln on Monday.
FANCY Goods at All Seventh street.
ST. LuKE's tho Evangelist's, day, was OBJ
to-day.
ST. PATRIoK's new church ediice will
be opened for public worship one weok from
tomorrow.
have takon only one bottle Of Browns Iron
Rittors for Dyspepsia, but feel vastly bene-
LIDGE, 012 NJ street northwest.
GENERAL DRUM will leave for Fort
Leavenworth this evening to make the SENT
annual inspection Of the military prison.
Tom BOWIE, ono of the gravo.robbers
sentenced by Judge Smell to year In jail yes
terday, this morning withdrew his appeal.
WILLIAM BELL ct al. have filed an
equity cause against Matthew N. Bell and
others for the sale of part of lot 2, square $50.
ISAAC IRON. colorod man. pleaded
guilty 10 the Police Court to-day to assaultlug
Harriet Iron, his wife, and was taxed So by
have used Browns Iron Bitters with great
benefit and recommend It rs strengthen
ing i9niS especially for and
Twelfth street southwest.
SEVERAL gentlemen have been suggested
TO tho commissioners as good men TO I'LL the
vacancy caused by the resignation OF School
Trustee Warner.
FROM almost every section of the State
come reports OF O genetal Improvement OF the
health OF our people, due no doubt, to the In
nuence of DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup.
The Second Artillery will probably
reach Washington Barracks on tho return
marcn this evening. The troops are greatly
benefited by the summer encempment.
Miss Rosa d. Keys, COG street southeast,
says; my mother, brother and self used
malaria and billioueness ana found It GER
tain cure, We heartily recommend 1t for all
types ofthese disorders"
THE Bureau of Naval Intelligence is pre-
pairing novel series OF charts, illustrating tho
relative size, strength and lighting power OF
world.
The best SO shoe in the world at Nc.
Cormick Co.'s, Cos Pennsylvania ave.
SAM SMITH, the colored man who was
held by Judge Smell for rape Thursday last
was sentenced to so days In jail to. day for an
assault committed two years ago on a coIored
girl named Sarah Boon.
AT THE meeting of the Womans Chris
tian Temperance Union at Masonic Temple,
at u O'Clock tomorrow evening, Mrs. Pearson,
vice-president OF the British woman's Tenn
perance Association OF England, will speak.
/ suffered intensely from malaria and
night sweats. Browns Iron Bltters cured
me. l recommend It to others. JNo. II.
WATTS, 1925 street, West Washington.
THE Quartermaster-G General has written
TO the colonel OF each regiment OF the various
arms OF the service, requesting them to submit
their ideas and any suggestions they wish TO
ofrer looking toward the adoption OF a uniform
for Their amy bands.
THE schooner James s. Lowell, which
sank the Tallapoosa, arrived here yesterday
with load OF ice. 1t has been suggested that
all the men-of-war be lowed mp to Bladens.
burg, where II Will be impossible for the
Lowell to follow them.
Mrs. Mary Hightman, La Fayette, Ala.
vieiting ut 709 Thirteenth st. n. W., says:
VI have suffered greatly from weakness, and
found no permanent relief until / used
Browns Iron Bitters. cordially indorse all
the good things said OF It,"
JOHN w. MCLEAN was charged in tho
Police Court this morning, by his employer,
chimes, with embezzling S35. II Is alleged
that he made collections while acting as
agent for his employer, and failed to make re-
turns.
THE Germantowns and Falcons, of the
| Amateur League, played at Capitol Park yes.
terday. The game was interesting and we'll
played. The features OF the playing were tho
catching Of MCCARTHY and the pitching OF
Mallory. The Stars and B-street mines play
| to-day.
| have received substantial benefit from Browns
| Iron Bitters. 1t is undoubtedly great rem
edy Tor those surering from weakness Mrs.
| HELEN SALKED, 1882 Tenth street northwest.
THE Subcommittee of the Committee on
Military Affairs OF the House OF Representa-
| tives, which has been Investigating the man
agement OF the National Soldiers Homes at
| Day ton and Milwaukee, Will visit the Soldiers
| Home at Hampton, Va, for like purpose on
| the 25th OF November. The scope OF the inves.
| tigation Will include everything relating TO
| the Home-moral, military and financial. The
| subcommittee consists OF General Rosecrans,
| General Slocum, Messrs. Murray, OF Ohio;
| Steele, OF Indiana, and Outcheon, OF Michigan.
| Miss Ella NJ. Emerson, 1902 Fourteenth
| street northwest, says; 81 was troubled
| with dyspepsia, and received no benefit from
| use OF medical preparations, until 1 used
Browns Iron Bitters. Three bottles restored
my health. 1 recommend It to every dys-
THOSE fortunate enough to attend the
| musical and literary entertainment OF ID.
| p. Holloway Lodge OF Good Templars on last
evening were treated to a programme en-
| brnclng some OF the best talent In the city as
the following list viii show: Plano solos by
Professor Germuller, Professor Con and Miss
| Prospect; plano duet, ''Giroaa," Miss Pros
| peri and Miss Cridler; address, Mr.. A. Kal-
| strom, q. W. o. T.: recltattons rendered by Mr..
| j. Murphy, Mr.. f. ID. Maltby, Miss Florence
Perry, Miss Lille Dom, Mr.. Baker and Annie
| Cox; comic song, Mr.. Benedict vocal selec-
| ton, Mrs. j. II, Frost. The closing event OF
| the evening being the guessing for hne cake,
| the lucky No. 8 being taken by Mr.. NJ. p. Cald-
| well, no was announced as being the lucky
| man and bore on the prize.
| Rh.rsS a,o1Iuru anN a. Mana NJ,