davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-02
PILOT POINT.
An incipient -Mulhatton in I
New Max Local Briefs.

Special to tue Gazette.
Pilot Point, December 81. - An
alarm was sounded Friday evening
about O'Clock from the dwelling OF
Mrs. Masters on Grove street occupied
10y Mr. o. l. Reed. IT took fire from
an oVer-heated pipe THAI passes through
the Gel ing, but WAS exunguished be-
fore great amount OF damage was
sustained.
Friday and Saturday evenings at
the opera house the renowned Rolla
RYAN gave exhibition The house
was crowded TO witness his humorous
Illustrations aud character dellnea-
tons. The entertainments were de-
cided success
The ODD Fellows of this city will
next Tuesday evening publicly install
the elected officers for the ensuing
term with n reception and supper.
Deputy Grand Master McWhorter
will be present to conduct the installa-
ton.
Brooks high school opens on Mon
"Wednesday, both wing had vaca-
tons during the holidays.
The Gainesville Hesperian of the
9th contains all item of news that
puts Mullhatton in the shade. That
the popular express agent of the Texas
Express conlpany of this city, Sam
Gamer, had been waylaid coming
from the depot one night last week,
roOhed and killed. That report, which
was the outcome OF some perverted
mind, will spread the length and
breadth OF the land and Texas will be
credited with another horrible murder.
Mr.. Thomas Dobson of Blossom
Prairie has rented the atorc-room on
the west side Of the square for boots
and shoes.
. John w. Dale, foreman on the Post,
left last night for Decatur to spend Il
weeks vacation. He was accompan-
led 10y Miss Rose Hedgecake
Mr.. George Merchant and wife left
this morning for Henrietta, their
home. Mr. NJ. is one of the cattle
kings of the West.
Tue Post takes vacation this week
and q new power press will print the
first issGe in the new year. The paper
will all be home print, and will appear
next week in AN entirely different
makeup. The Post is one of the solid
institutions OF this city, and it's pro-
proprietors Messrs. Jones ~ Motlitt.
are determined 10 be in the advance of
progress and Improvement.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-02
Thn Emmn Mond TRIAL.

st. Louis, December GA Post
Dispatch Hillsboro, H., special says
argument ia the Bond trial progressed
to-day. J. j. Mcbride, for the de-
iensc. continued his speech from Sat
urday night, aud was followed by
Judge Taylor for the prosecution and
he by Judge McCaskell for the de-
Tense None Of the speeches so far
have been specially notable.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-02
GALVESTON.
The Deep Water ProbIem-NO Quorum
Of the Committee.

Galveston, December 3l,-No QUO
rum tonight OF the adjourned meet
ing OF the deep water committee.
The subcommittee We're ready with
their report on Captain Eads' letter,
and after some consultation it was
agreed that the report should be sign
ed by Messls. Well, RInge, Street
and Cuuny, the members present, and
then placed in the hands of one of the
committee, who will submit 1t to-inor-
row for the signatures of the remain
ing members. When signed the re-
port will be ready for presentation to
The CITY cOuI ell!
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-02
Bonds Extended.

Philadelphia, December 3l.-Five
million dollars of the Lehigh Coal Il
Navigation Co.'s first mortgage six
per cent. loan, maturing IN Apriii,
have been extended at AZ per cent.
The remaining amount outstanding of
1881 $40 will he paid in cash.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-02
WIS COUNTY.


~ the Gazette.
December y. Christ
quieuy. We had the
! a tree and many received
raents.
Mcknight of the Goth, Mr.,
,Ston. an esteemed gentle.
\ honie was four miles south
thee2Tth, 10 Mr.. and Mrs.
Nv. nSiine boy.
i<3'Neal, cashier Of the
30.bank of Greenvillc, is
X Patton, one Of the bellies
Is visiting relatives in
\ Hawkins and his sister,
isvisiting friends in oui
Henderson has moved his
q new town.
heat has opened his new
~ goods aud groceries IN
JGh's house.
isvrebusiness houses are IL
lonfsr the coming year.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-02
The Catholic Bishops.

pittsburg December 3l.-A prom
inent gentleman of this city states
that everything published concerning
the object OF the meeting of Catholic
bishops In Baltimore il incorrect lie
says the real business of the meeting is
to devise u systen II church govern
ment which will allow priests greater
liberties. and this is to prevent rebel
lion.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-02
Rail Mills Closed.

Reading, Pa, December 31.--The
Philadelphia & Reading coal and
iron company's rail mill closed to-
day probably permanently, throwing
800 hands out of work. The reason is
that it costs $37 a ton to make rails,
while in other parts of the country
they can be manufactured for S35.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-02
Eiectiug - Parson,

New Haven, Conn, December 81 -
Rev. Mr.. StansbYry. the new pastor Of
the Bethel African Methodist Episoo-
pal church, was yesterday forcibly
elected from his pulpit 10y two deacons,
who have secured minister more TO
their liking. Prosecutions for assault
will follow
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-02
4 Nashville Failure.

Nashville, December 81 Jacob
Jaras, proprietor of ",rhe FAIR made
an assignment to-day. Liabilities
$40, 900. His creditors are chiefly IN
New York. The assets consist of u
large stock Of dry goods. toys, and no
tions of a nominal value OF $1,000 or
500 600
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-02
IVES THE QUALITY OF

Ind easiches II. and is there
ificiC0rdnt and cOryectiro
|. al chronic maiad,es which
tod with IN IMPOVERISHED
efHE BLOOD. These all yield
lating md nourishing prop
w great food tonic elements.
|Dsntcs for the loss Gf citalifU,
In 1Dsisisnipfio!i, Cdtarrh or
Land Throat affections. IL
|. d. Fer, in inc DebiIity and
~ tho Female physique for
hrs N cit0Iify accom- pany-
/ t0iss<s peculiar 10 the sea.
sfrsittJ their own children,
|lste nrr'Dien who expect TO
others and bring up riDof-
rst should 10y all m cans uso
"a 5-esfore sufferers Ir0HI
Y 2 Nerr0 us ProStrafioa ari'-
b Oser- poIi;. Es;cesses or
& DiscdSa. 10 riit c,,sc
sess az d tho Opium Habit
Inc hppctlic grows healthier
\ lon more vigorous through
n IhinTonic, the unnatural
~ nway until totally OK
ilslbj0hiy 6enJiei0i Ia Lire7'
Ia. Marid,'iat Fever, and
|, rial Diseosc; and for the
I Is efects OF Fever If anv
a. 10 equal. re repairs
/ ps,oers Digestion aud .dp-
Il anords the DySpeptio In
Ic<sstlp dssinitaLid article
Ind Is 90 pleasant % tho tasto
X lost sonsitive palate VIII not
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-02
Strikers Returned 10 Work.

Baltimore, Dec mber 3l.-The en-
ployes Of The Ro6erts & Oliver wire
mill, who struck three weeks ago
to-day a, the company's terms.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-02

The sick, worn and detected
should read the advertisement of Coll
Denis LIQUID BEEF Tonic.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-02
, MEDICAL PROFESSION

n, MEDICAL PROFESSION
|Ida Generally may properly
"a the morris OF "CoIdcSt's
uo9f zonio," an analysis by
|ttnt chemiSt, ARTHUR HILL
|. md, FRS, OF London.
|. ma nlso an endoreemenf by
l,rsied physician. Professor
Hu6TlLSoN. FRS. LID,
hi. are labeled OF each bottle.
ZION. = Colden's Liquid
|lrF TONIC ie nn Authorization OF
name -"cOLDES'S LIE
IsID EXTRACT OF BEEF AND
Pe7ORATOR." Each bottle bears n
NAME mark 81 genuInoness
Y 1 aiways be Observed, as U,cre
n oo0r iinifdtioHa. The sup:rl.
4 nterials and eomrosltlon Will 2
1, ainrlined. FOLD by Druggista 3
|pf1;6 bottles forSj. @. ". CRIT
\ fIxBAI AuRST. ll5 Fulton 81,
kt11d Wholesale BY j. j. bCHOrT
oons Texaa. ..
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-02

Gen. Mckenzie has been taken to
Bioouiugdale insane asylum, near
New York. for treatment. 1t was first
intended TO bring him here. but il was
thought he would he too near II large
circle OF friends and acquaintance.
FIGHTING THE LOTTERIES.
The postmaster-general is preparing
a bill to have introduced in congress,
excluding newspapers publishing lot
terry advertisements from pound rates.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-02
PUBLIC DEnr REFLECTION.

1t is estimated the reduction
of the public debt for De-
cember will be about $l2 100000
According to this estimate the reduc-
ton of the debt for the past year is
$40 900, 600. Decrease OF national
bank notes since January /, 1883, Sl2,-
1sG, 52G.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-02

-Ject any ,,,d yy,a.iu therefor. "a i. 40 sum
ii resefssdp a al bids, plans a,, IT, right y re.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-02

N DOUN|
!agcian.
IiePazettt
iudry 12.-|
Il list MI
Though
II \ The
ty.aild II
N which
hnce wit
hrb0ur
Sheriff n
"A
ei2n,has
'lera IEou|
Il.rl:!on1riit
what
gainst a
HII.I
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-02

nealia, q e fIfls ,:9I. - lnlowIlN
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-02

tancs and ,,Ilace on better ground.
The Evening critic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1881-1885, 1884-12-10
HIex.

Mr.. Blaine Will hang up his Christmas
stocking In Augusta.
Anthony Cometock dresses his tables and
chairs In long frocke.
President.elsct Cleveland likes a savage
bull-dog-when he's chained.
Joe Jefferson never says "let her rip" RIP
IL always masculine gender with Joe.
Governor Albeit, OF New Jersey, wears
double-decked shoes and believes In wide
pants.
George Augustus sala, tho London Journal
ist, will commence tho new year In America.
Staten Island has resident who actually
expects TO live TO see the bartholdi pedestal
completed.
Alexander Il. Stephens a nephew OF tho
Southern statesman, is conductor on Pull
man eleeping.car running between Nashville
and Atlanta. He inherited from his uncle the
greater part OF the few worldly Sathe
famous Georgian had 10 bestQH.-<iVet6 York
journal, .s,saisSs'
The Evening critic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1881-1885, 1884-12-10
LOCAL BRIEFS.

THE gas'lamps Will DO lighted at 5 p. IN. and
eItinguished at o ;15 am.
II. A. PAYNE, colored, has been chosen tom
porary pastor OF Trinity NJ. L. Church on "
street. ....so.sss, ssf'
AUG. erRsDoRr, gSoGss zsS8 sSestnth street
northwest, sayaes&frpS Premium Soap is ga
me 81 NaD0SsfuI SOAP
x LARGE signboard blew of John Ross res
iaurant, 800 Seventh street, yesterday after
noon, striking and slightly injurlng Mr.. W. w,
Carr, OF HOY Massachusetts ayeAul.ssHsai'ss's'''
so yIEEH sI,o risIsSasSsofe, III and DIG
---.ArReDEsNHs lad In equity yesterday by John
II. Shepherd against Henry Z. Burgess T. dis.
solve the partnership OF shepherd & Burgess,
BARRIERS, at the corner OF Eighth and ID sire sis
northwest, appointment OF O receiver and ac.
count OF tho partnership business.
1T was Methodist parson this time and
an Ohio one at that he limited that 1t would
DO nice 10 20 TO Europe, az his throat trouble
was getting worse, but the good deacons saw
through tho whole Rchome, sent for bottle OF
DR., Bulle Cough Syrup, and consequently now
enjoy good sermon delivered III good, clear
tone.
MIR. AND MRS, PAXTON, who recently eloped
from this city, have been heard from. A
brother Of Mr.. Paxton says they are row In
return 20 this city iI6GziStiTa week.
BURToUTs AtFafuced prices. Elseman Bros,
corner sAVgnth ana E.
ssaasD f1ouGLAss told tho woman's oonvon-
lion at Providence that the Eight OF euffrago
should, in his opinion, DO made uhiyersal. lIa
asif women have ns good right ID tho ballot
aud can uso u ms lnlelllgently as nineteen
he country. nv .rrF1
hobby Pants to ordst NJ hamhurgor's.
The Evening critic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1881-1885, 1884-12-10
'--rfvntNs lsrnE stokau
ie at the corner OF Soy bath aaadA& 5bti
Csrvuff fn,t.sute &

rifyft fnir and bazaar OF the Carroll Institute
being held In Masonic Temple was largely ut
tended last night. All agree that II 10 one OF
the grandeet fairs ever held In Washington.
Among tho valuable additions to the fair
yesterday were miniature chapel presented
by Mr.. II. +. Harvey; largo and beautiful
hand.palnted plaque, executed and donated
by Mrs. Leo schell, and magnificent ma
hogony eecretary, presented by Mr.. Il. ".
Smith. Mr.. william NJ. Gait sent In n barrel
OF his extra flne flour, and MIR. Plepenbring n
magnificent cake In tho form OF q pillow, with
doves nesting uponit.
Now comprehension articles to be voted for
were registered last evening, as follows; st.
AuRuetine's Church, tho paschal candle;
Lieutenant Joseph II. Rogers, OF the Gonzaga
Cadets, the sword; and Mr.. William A. Andre,
the fleming tackle.
Among the visitors last evening were
Rev. II. j. Walsh, rector, and Rsv. John
A. Do Ruyter, assistant, OF st. Augustlne's
Church; Mr.. II. A. Lambert and Mrs.. van
Rlswick; Rev. W. j. Madden, OF ireland;
Messrf. william Church and Thomas Stephen
sop, lumber merchants; Hon. j. Warren
Keifer, ex.Speaker OF tho House OF Repre- sem
natives and others,
The Evening critic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1881-1885, 1884-12-10
The Garfield Hospital.

The fair for the benefit OF the Garfield Hos
pital, which ives held last evening ut the
armOry OF the National Rides, was, IN every
respect, successful. II was difficult TO refuse
rious stands, and consequently handsome
sum was Melted by their exertlons. Many 70.
greis were express ed at the absence, on ac-
whose donation OF q cafe glace was enjoyed.
Mrs. Senator Logan waS IN charge OF the at
fair, her assistants being Miss Waite, adaugh.
ter OF the Ohief Justice, Mrs. Judge Ferris
Mra. Senator Dolph, Mrs NJ. nj. Pomeroy, Mrs.
II. K,Willard, Mrs. General Carman, Mrs. Mott,
Mrs. Mcfarland and Misses Johnson aud
Blocker
The Evening critic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1881-1885, 1884-12-10
A Startling statement.

A gentleman posted In regard TO AFFAIRS In
Louisiana stated TO CRITIC representative
this morning that Secretary McOulloch, of the
Treasury Department, has been informed that
q large number Of Federal ONCE holders uu-
der him In Louisiana will be found defaulters
10 tho United States Government when turned
out under the coming administration. Their
bonds arc worthless, according to these charges
and the U. $. Government cannot collect one
dollar undor tho present bonds.
The Evening critic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1881-1885, 1884-12-10
SOUTH WASHINGTON.
The George Law Aground-Marriage
of Prominent Business Man-Per.

The steamer George Law, which was char
tered by Captain Blake for the Mt. Vernon
trips, the steamer W. W. oorcoran being on
the return trip from Mt. Vernon, about
O'Clock yesterday afternoon, broke her piston.
rod and was blown ashore at Fort Footo. Gap
tain Blake, who happened to DO at Alexandria
at the timo overlooking the work Of the Corco-
ran, witnessed the occurrence and immedl.
ately put OF to the disabled steamer with
tween forty and nifty in number,
were taken on board the tugboat and carrlef
to Alexandria, reaching Washington from that
city BY the ferry.boats. Several attempts
nave been made TO float tho Law but TO no
avail, as the steamer is high and dry In tho
mud, the tide being very low on account of the
heavy winds OF yesterday. There was no boat
10 MT. Vernon to-day and a large number OF
persons who Contemplated taking that trip
were at the wharf disappointed this morning
Mr.. II. A. Golden, ono OF the most prominent
aud opulent merchants in this section, left for
Hyattsville, Md, yesterday, where he was
married OF O'Clock this morning TO Miss Sal
lie Northern, OF Westmoreland County, Va.
Miss Northern is from a we'll known family OF
that county. Only the families and n few
friends OF Mr.. Golden from this city witnessed
the marriage. After the ceremony was over
the bride and groom came TO this city, staying
but q short time, taking the IL o'clock train at
The u. 4. o. Depot this morning for an OK
tended tour through tho North.
Tho steamer George Leary encountered
severe wind-storms on the bay last night, but
ihis morning There were thirty-flyo passen,
gers on board, among whom were Mrs. Dr..
Taylor, wife of the medical examiner, U. $.
N; Mrs. Dezendorf, vito OF tho ex.Congress.
man, and Judge Brooke, Of Norfolk.
The funeral OF Miss Ellen o'Leary, Of X
street southwest, took place from st. DON'T
MES Church this morning, requiem mass
Father Logan, assisted by Fathers Lilly ana.
Horgan, after which tho funeral prQaassy6n
proceeded to Mount Oliver osme tea,y Followed
by large number OF friex 1eofthe deceased,
where the intcrmcnt WaaXhUde,
The Evening critic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1881-1885, 1884-12-10
A New way 40 gay Ola De,sss.

Shhkeepeare tells how this Cnnl1Be ACCOM-
plished In ono OF his 8mmogtsx plays; but
debte to nature must bel a&z6n demand uu-
less days OF grace be obtAlftd through tho use
OF Dr. Pierce's 0doldea 20 ical Discovery" II
is not o 0cure-all, a3ysbdt Invaluable for sore
throat, bronchitis dsthma, catarrh, consump-
tlon, and all Diseases OF the pulmonary and
other orgeHs. caused by scrofula or "bad
blood. nGsf6fulous ulcers, svellings and tumors
nreQssf6d by its wonderful Alternative action. BY
dS3{hoiata
The Evening critic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1881-1885, 1884-12-10
FOR RENy-Bouses.

E'oR RENT DEBlR4BLE HOUSE OF TEN
IL rooms; partly f&rnished; central loca.
tlon; roomerS In hou4e sufficient 10 pay the
remit rent 500 cash u ndvancei parties not
having that amount M d not apply. Address
Calvert, Critic ONCE. de10-3tF
TOR RENT-AN ELEGANTLY-FURNISHE
II house, situated in one OF tho most aristo-
cratic streets OF the West End; splendldly
adapted for entertaining. Every convenience;
large, airy rooms; possession given December
flrst. Address Berry, Critic ofllce. noes
The Evening critic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1881-1885, 1884-12-10
A Sensible Order.

At tho request OF tho District Engineer Do
partment, Major Dye has Issued an order 10
tho ,nrna % ast u, nne n,hora
who are compelled TO repair leaks in water
mains or service.plpes without permits on
Sundays, holidays or when q permit cannot DO
obtained, providing such plumbers promise
10 obtain a permit as soon as they may gain
admission to the Water once, ,,,s.gslss'
The Evening critic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1881-1885, 1884-12-10
PROPOSALS.
PROPOSALS FOR CONSTRUCTING TWO
l. SCHOOL BUILDINGS IN THE DISTRICT
OF COLUMBIA.
OFFICE or IHn ENdINEER coM1IIssIoN,ElR W

WASHINGTON, ID. o., Dec. o, 1854.
BY direction OF tho Board OF Commissioners
sealed proposals Will be received at this onlce
until 10 O'Clock M, on Monday December Is,
1854, for constructing Two (2) eight ~ room
school buildings, ono TO be located IN the
northeastern section OF the city OF Washington,
and tho other In Georgetown, District OF CO.
lumbiB, upon lots designated by the Commits
sloners OF the District OF Columbia,
Blank form OF proposal and specifications,
together with all necessary Information, can
be had az the otllco u tho Inspector Of build-
ings, and bids upon these forms VIII al9aa bs
considered.
Tho right "a reserved 70 reject any on all
bids or parts OF BIDS,
CD. LYDECiER
Major Of Englneere, u. $. A.,
deceit Engineer Commissioner, d. o.
The Evening critic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1881-1885, 1884-12-10
DIED.


LANsBURGH.--At tho residence OF her son,
G.. Lansburgh, 205 / street northwest, Mrs.
Betty Lansburgh, IN the 10Th yenr of her age.
RemBins Will be taken 10 baltimore for IN
terment. No flowers.
KANE.-on Tuesday, December o, 1884, at
12 40 p. No., ut her lats residence, No. ZIG q
atrcet northwest, Katherine, widow OF the late
Thomas Kane, OF Philadelphia.
KoCH.-Departed this life In Richmond, Va,
December s, 1884, Adam Koch, aged 80
years.
NEsToR.-on Tuesday, December 0, 1884,
at O q. M, after lingering Illness, Maggie A.
Nestor.
Funeral will tako place from the residence
OF her brotner.in.law, Michael Byrne5, 1853 II
street northwest, on Thursday, December IL,
at half-past p. m. Friends and acquaipt
ances arc respectfully invited TO attend, and
will proceed 10 st. Aloysius' Church.
O'LEARY. departed this life on December
z, 1884, Ellen, beloved daughter or tho late
Michael and Margaret 'Leary.
The Evening critic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1881-1885, 1884-12-10
FINANCIAL,


NEW YORK, Dec. 1O.-Money, HOP per
cent. Exchange quiet. Governments strong.
currency, 0'e, l20 bid; DE, coupons, 1881,
bid; 4tae, do, 113A. bid.
The stock market this morning opened 1rm,
and 80 continued during tho nrst half hour,
prices recording u fractional adyGucs. About
tho first call there were rumors on the street
OF an impending failure OF n large banking
ntm In Syracuse.
This caused considerable excitement on tho
some Of The leading spec,la,iyes. ospec,aily
Lackawanna. Sc. Paul and Lake Shore. Tho re-
port had hardly reached the street whom 1t
was verified by a dispatch from Syracuse an-
nouncing tho assignment OF Messr5. Wllkcu
son & Co., of that city, With liabilities ranging
from $1CO, 900 10 half q million.
This increased the eelling,and together with
bear hammering, caused prices to break " to
nearly per cent, the lowest quotations being
touched shortly after midday. Since noon
there has boon q fractional recovery, but the
feeling is still weak and unsettled.
The Evening critic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1881-1885, 1884-12-10
NUNOANsoN pHos., Auctlonoerg.
TRUSTEES SALE OF DESIRABLE IMPROVED
REAL ESTATE.


TRUSTEES SALE OF DESIRABLE IMPROVED
REAL ESTATE.
by virtue OF a certain Deed OF Trust, bearing
date on September 81, A. ID. 1850, duly re-
corded In Liber No. o1o, folio 460 ct eeq, ono
OF the Land Records for the District OF Column
bia, and at the request OF the holder OF the
note secured hereunder, We Will sell at puo-
lie auction, In front Of the promises, on MON
DAY, tho ODD day OF DECEMBER, A. d. 1884,
at O'Clock p. M, tho following described real
eetate situate In the city OF Washington,
District OF Columbia, to wit: All those certain
pieces or parcels OF land and premises known
ard distinguished as and being all OF original
lotnumbered fourteen ud) and the east twenty
COO feet front by the depth of original lot
numbered thirteen u3), In square numbered
nine hundred and sixty (000), together with
tho improvements, &c.
Terms OF eale: One-third cash, balance In
three equal payments payable In q, IL md IS
monthe after aatc, purchaser's notes TO be go
cured by deed OF trust on property sold, or all
cash, at tho option OF purchaser. deposit
OF 500 required at time OF sale II terms OF
taic are not complied with within oovcn days
from date OF sale, the property may 10 rc9oid
at the risk and cost OF the dofaultipg pur-
chaser atter lye days advertisement. All
conyoynnciDg at pun chaser's cost.
BRAINARD II. WARNER,
MAHLoN ASHFORD,
deS.eOd TruStee5,
The Evening critic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1881-1885, 1884-12-10
uowE's BUSINESS SCHOOL, 6l7 Seventh 81,
MARRIE ID.

SHELToN-PRO5PERI. Baltimore, De.
cember O, 1884, by the Rev. Mr.. Amos, OF Wes.
10y Csapel, Charles j. Shelton and Eva A.
Prospect, both OF this city.
The Evening critic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1881-1885, 1884-12-10
Louis Janles.

The Chicago Times hos the following notics
or Mr.. James who will support Lawrence Bar
rett next week;
"Mr. Louis James Is not only ono OF the very
best leading actors Of America, but he is also
one OF the most sensible and JudiclOus. He
has not permitted tho starring mania 10 upset
his coed sense. Several other actors hardly
as we'll qualified for the prominence as mr..
James have broken loose from the support,
wherein they were Justly appreciated, and I'M
ceeding In dopriyiDg classic organization OF
good material and losing the money adven-
tured IN their enterprise. Mr.. James ia an
splendid work as the principal member OF Mr..
Barrette company. In the magnificent play
OF Julius Cesar Mr.. James capitally shares
the honore as BrUtVS that are 30 freely be-
slowed on the CdsSius OF MIR. Barrett. IL worth
ily seconds tho stellar part, and as tho CdSsius
OF Mr.. Barrett is universally esteemed one OF
the most brilliant and superb OF classic por-
traitures that enrich tho stage, We do not
know eny better praise OF Mr. fames, .ssslif''