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CODA WATER and Deep Rock
~ Mineral Water, drawn from Por.
celain-lined fountains, through Biee-
lows Patent Cooler, for sale BY
j. L. w. BAKER.
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HnnLATEsT STYLE s.iff and
(OO soft fur hats, to be run out
cheap for second invoice. A prest mt
with every hat.
C.P. HERRING.
Cor. Queen and Martin SITS.
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n BEAUTIFUL ASSORTMENT
A Of Ladies' Satcbels and Purses
Just recciv cd and Tor sale by j. I. w.
BAKER.
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Miss Ida Meadows is visiting in
Frederick.
Miss Kate Harper has returned
home.
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~&->T-t~@S t@SAS iteSs WNNns
Miss Dora Martin, of Shippens-
burg, is visiting relatives here.
Misses Cora and Lucy Nadenbousch
spent a few days here last week.
Miss Clemie Hensley has returned
home from Shepherdstown.
Mr.. viii Fayman, of Shepherds
town, was in town last week.
Miss Ella Grant paid Martinsburg
flying visit last week.
Will Slough, Of Shippensburg, was
here during the fair.
Miss Bessie Vroom of Falls Church
Va, spent several days here last
week.
Miss Fannie Baden, of Bolivar,
has been visiting friends here for
several days past.
Mr.. John Finn, of Hagerstown,
is spending few days with friends
here.
Miss Charlotte Mccormick, of
Winchester, is visiting Miss Ida
Henry.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Hess, of Roa-
noke, Va, is visiting the family of
Mr.. Joseph Painter.
Miss Louise Rettberg, of Hagers-
town, spent several days here last
week.
Miss Cornelia Kantner, of Rock
bridge, Va, has been visiting her
brother Mr.. VIM. Kantner.
Miss Bertha Banford, Of Hagers-
town, was the guest of Miss Jennie
DeGrange last week.
Mr.. Charles Dyche, of Cumberland,
is spending a few weeks wit h his
parents in this place.
Mr.. Clint Grove, of Hage rstown,
paid this city a flying visit last Tues
day.
Miss Sallie and Willie Lamon, of
Shepherdstown are here on a visit to
their parents.
Mr. Frank Keyser, of Washington,
has been called home by the serious
illness Of his wife.
Miss Ida Miller, of Shenandoah
Junction, was visiting friends here
last week.
Miss Daisy Yantis, who has been
spending several days with Miss
Rosie Cunningham, OF this place,
has returned home.
Misses Mary, Isabel and Matte
Champion, of Maryland. have been
visiting at the house Of Mr.. VIM.
Burns.
Mrs. Fuller, and daughter, of Hag-
erstown, who were in attendance ut
our fair, returned home last Satur-
day.
Miss Nellie Brooky, of Frederick,
Md. after spending several days
days with friends here, returned
home on Thursday.
Miss Annie Black, who has
been visiting relatives in this place
for some time past, returned home
to Philadelphia, on Tuesday.
Miss Maggie Yantis, of Harper's
Ferry, who has been visiting in
this place and Darkesville, returned
home this week.
Among the friendly faces that
smiled on the editor last week was
that of our old and venerable friend,
Mr.. James Mathews. Mr.. M. is now
located in Baltimore, but he says he
intends to still love Martinsburg by
visiting it often. We wish him a
prosperous life.
Old uncle Alex Grimes called in to
see us this week, to find if we were
all well. He says he receives the
INDEPENDENT every week and
likes to hear the news. In a talk
with him he said, "There are nice
people in Greencastle, good hearted.
Republican people, but still / al
ways will consider Martinsburg as
my home. There was born and
raised and there / wish to die and be
buried We hope there may be
years of life still for uncle Alex, and
that he may not suffer in his old
lows
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Blue FrOnt-Blue Front.
II aides fine shoes, specially every
IL pair warranted.
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OUR Lewis county letter will be
found on the inside.
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The cholera is again on the in
crease in Italy.
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For. Qal0.

For Sale.
r HAVE 400 young Marino Ewes, for
j sale, n. h. BOYD.
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DIH REDUCTION in Ladies Cor
I'D sets, at the Blue Front.
BLUE FRONT-BLUE FRONT.
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THE special premiums offered by 81
y 8. HYDE can b. eeen IN the show
window at Hyde's jewelry store-the
largest stock in town. Gall often at
No. 48 Queen street, Hyde's building.
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IF YOU WANT : nice hat. soft or
y stiff, for men or boys, call at &
DEATRIOK,S.
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FOR SALE.

"OUSE AND LOT on Martin St.,
Ill one door west of Lutheran church.
For further information. inquire of DR..
3. HINKLE. az % 81
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CPRING boots, shoes, hats and trunks
- coming in all the Tins at GETTIN-
GER b HOKE'S. at prices that caa not he
dn IMPLICATED by any other house.
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livery BABY should have a bot
" 4 Of DR.. Fahrney's teething
Iyrup. All druggists ssll ills or.
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Brief.

Get the stoves.
Good bye, Summer.
Rain is badly needed.
Cool nights and mornings
Buckwheat cakes and sausage soon.
A watermelon contains as much
nutriment as pound OF steak.
The bass are said to be biting bet
Ter now than for Some time past.
The equinoxial is over due, failed
20 meet its obligations and gone into
bankruptcy.
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vTISIT THE LADIES FRENCH BA.
" ZAAR for musical instruments--
Bsnios, violips, Accordeons, Harmoni.
cas, etc. EVERETT HOUSE CORNER.
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Havana Cigars.
HAVANA FILTERS s cert cigara
true to Nance for 5--the best in
town, pWdAJ, tslt store.
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The following are the appoint :
ments made by the Republican Exc
cutive Committee. Able speakers
will be present at each place:
Bunker Hill, September, u.
Hedgesville, I" q.
GerardstOwn, 6 30.
Smiths School House, Oct. z.
Falling Waters, " 3.
Jones Spring. $ 10.
Scrabble, 10.
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r OOK OUT. another reduction in
- watches-compare prices largest
stock in town.
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Don't forget you save SOC, to one
~ Dollar on each pair of fine shoes
bought at the Blue Bront.
BLUE FRONT-BLUE FRONT.
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Inc Lord Lieutenant Of Ireland
mas re duced the Limerick police tax.
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DIG LINE Of Tooth Nail and Hair
ID Brushes from importers,of French,
English and American make. Call
and examine stock.
G. w. BOWMAN.
Druggist, 16 N. Queen st.
Martinsburg, w. Va.
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NALL At j. s. TkAMMELL'S and
~ examine his stock and prices, and
you will not want 10 90 further.
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TO AGENTS.
LARGE PROFITS.
But Small Capital REQUIRED

Call on r. G. HUNTER, who has
opened a Photographic copying house
in connection with Photographic where
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lEnn PAIRS elegant mons ana
OOO boys boots Just received. u
be run out st Wholesale piiccs-1l
81 80, 81, 81 rs for prime stock.
@. r. HERRING,
Cor. Queen and Martin Sts.
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"0 ~D
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EyOR YOUR TOILET ARTICLES,
- for Perfumery, consisting Of Hand
kerchief Extracts. Cologne 1, Domestic
and imported goods, Soaps, French,
Englieh and American manufacture.
Go to BOWMAN'S drug store.
The Evening critic., 1884-09-19
Christians shOuId Oppose the Flee.
lion Of Grover Cleveland.



The notion now advocated by some OF the
secular papers that the licentious and social
crimes of a candidate for the chief place within
the gift OF the Nation ought not 10 keep virtu.
GUS and Christian men from voting for him,
deserves to be pillorled and exposed to tho In.
dignation OF O regenerated and righteous pub.
lie sentiment.
Why, to bestow the loftlest public favors
upon such man would be TO approve OF his
II courses, TO demorallze the general con-
science, and to incito the young 10 initiate his
wicked example. AT any rate, let the party
that forces known bad character before the
people take the consequences In defeat.
Any man who Is more of n Christian than
politician must feel that II would be an un-
speakable shame to send 10 tho White House
"A man who is guilty OF the very immortality
which to-day is more than anything else strik.
Ing death blow at tho family, d1srupting
citty, sRpping the virtue OF our young mon,
ana cursing the Nation.
Nor must false sonse OF modesty and pro-
nIiety prevent Christian people from speaking
out In condemnation OF these things. The re-
$40 visibility OF tho decision rests upon tho Of
lender. 1t Is tho duty OF every one who re-
spects tho sacred relation OF mother and sister
10 use no euphonlous terms, but the severe
language OF honest aud scathing rebuko.
II would BIO indecent In the last degree In
Christian Nation, and work Infinite mischief
as successful bad example, to adorn the brow
OF q selfconfessed destroyer OF womanhood
with the crown OF our Chief Maglstracy,
The Evening critic., 1884-09-19
WEST WASHINGTON.

Temperature and condition OF water Of z o..
M; Great Falls, temperature, 81; condition,
80. Receiving reservoir, temperature, rs
condition at north connection, 80; condition
at south connection, SO. Distributing reser-
voir, temperature, n; condition at lnluent
gatehouse, SO; condition at eflluont gate
house, SO.
The marriage OF Miss Fannie Williams, OF
412 Seventh street southwest, to Mr.. j. w. Pot
tor, of Georgetown, took place last evening at
tho Dunbarton.avenue Church, Rev. DR.. Ken
ney ofIlclating. The affair was a very quiet
one, not even their intimate friends expecting
1t. The happy couple Will live IN Georgetown.
MIR. Potter Is to be congratulated on having
obtained one OF the prettiest girls IN South
Washington.
Because the ten.year.old daughter OF Joseph
Harrison, colored, did not go to school yester-
day MS no told her to do ho began boating her
wlth.a club on Jefferson street, near the canal,
laet night, in such q cruel manner that a police
ofllcerwas obliged to interfere and arrest him.
He slept at the station-house.
The Potomacs, tho only club representing
Georgetown In the District Amateur Baseball
League, will play the Stars, OF East Washing
ton, this afternoon at Capitol Park.
Notwithstanding tho fact that tho water OF
Rock Greek was allowed TO run out yesterday
TO carry Off the filth that had accumulated
there was still great deal OF 1t on the surface
OF tho Greek to-day. ..,s,l.ass
= Clothing for school Weer, Elssinsti, 7th& L.
The Evening critic., 1884-09-19
HoLMEAD CEMETERY.
The BODIES to be Disinterred and
the PrOperty Sold,

The District Commissioners will put fifty
labOreTs at work next Monday morning ex-
huming tho bodies from the old Holmoad
Cemetery, preparatory to selling it next
November.
The cemetery occupies all of square 100,
bounded by Nineteenth and Twentieth aud
and Boundary streets, and comprises
1873, 1856 feet of ground. The Commissioners
got permission from Congress at its last Sos
sion to sell this ground and to use the revo-
nue. derived thercfrom for school purposes.
The dsinterTed bodies will be buried in
various cemeteries, and great many will
60 10 Rock Creek and Graceland. This GEM
etcry is in the city limits, and for that rea-
son it is desired to have it abated.
1t is one of the Oldest cemeteries in tho
city, and bodies were inferred there as early
as 1890. A great many bodies have already
been removed, aud those remaining will be
taken up and reburied by and at the OK
nepse Of tho District. Commissioner Ed
monds stated to q CRITIC reporter thisafter-
noon that it will not be offered for sale until
it has been completely depopulated.
The District ordered fifty largo collins TO-
day. calculated to hold 800 bodies. If these
are not enough more will BIO ordered.
The Evening critic., 1884-09-19
TIE TIME CONGRESS,
At which ALI Nations Will Meet 10
FIX UpOu n standard.


Tho Secretary of State has ordered that
the Diplomatic reception-room at tho State
Department be placed at tho service of the
International Time Congress, TO assemble
in this city on October /, to fix upon a
meridian proper to be employed as q COM
mon zero of longitude and standard of time
reckoning throughout the globe.
All necessary arrangements have boon
perfected for the important convocation and
Guatemala, Columbia, Denmark, Hawaii,
japan, Liberia, Mexico, Great Britain,
Netherlands, Paraguay, Norway and
Sweden, Switzerland, Turkey, Venezuela,
Spain, Austria, Hungary, Costa Rica, Mic
aragua, Greece, Hayti, Roumania, Russia,
France, Italy, Brazil and Chill have sigui.
fed their intention to DO represented by
from one to five delegates.
Tho names of some Of the delegates,
mainly prominent foreign scientists, have
been furnished to the Secretary of the State.
The United States representatives arc as
follows: Professor Il. A. p. Barnard, presi-
dent of Columbia College, Professor Cleve-
land Able, of the Signal Service; Com
mander w. 4. Sampson, U. S. N; Mr.. Lewis
NJ. Rutherford, and Mr.. w. Il. Allen, OF
New York.
The Evening critic., 1884-09-19
SENT TO THE REFORM SCHOOL.
How Judge Smell Disposed of Two
RnYA TN.daN.

There were two 10-ycar-old white boys
sent to the Reform School by Judge Smell
to-day. during their minority. Freddie
Perkins was sent to the Institution on his
own request, being abandoned by his par
ents. He has another brother in the Re-
form School, who was also abandoned with
five other children.
Major Dye wanted to send him to ono of
the industrial schools, but he objected be-
cause he wanted to go to the Reform School
and learn trade and be with his brother
His father is living in this city and his
mother in Philadelphia.
He was charged with incorrigibility, al
though he il not incorrigible, but good
boy.
The other boy was George Parker, who
was committed because he needed reforming
worse than the above,
The Evening critic., 1884-09-19
A BRUTAL FATHER
who was Properly Punished To

WHO WIZ FNhfsheU TO.UAy
Joseph Harrison, a colored man, was be-
fore Judge Smell this afternoon for brutally
whipping his 10-year-old daughter, Rosa,
because she disobeyed him in going to school
at 7;30, instead of s:15, as he directed her.
A white man named V. N. Sellers stated
that the assault occurred on Jefferson street,
Georgetown, yesterday afternoon. He said
he saw the man catch the child on the
street and take her home and beat her with
a stick like an OK goad, choke her, and
throw her on the ground. A colored wo-
man who is raising the child said she ex-
amined her, but could not find any bruises
ON her. A fine of $50 or sixty days was i'm
nnerl
The Evening critic., 1884-09-19
Civiiizing Rapidly.


Two almond.eyed Celeetials, dressed In the
extreme of the latest Hong Kong style, took
seats In fashionable Chestnut street restau-
rant yesterday afternoon. Two colored walters
at the further end OF the establishment viewed
them, but made no attempt at consulting their
wishes.
Having waited a moment the younger OF the
Cinnamon sharply struck the little table bell at
his elbow. This brought one OF tho walters TO
the table with Jump. He poured out two
glasses OF water with q flourish, and said,
stifly:
"What you have, sah?"
"LOast chicken, flied potatoes"
"Tea or coffee, sah?"
"No wantee tea, stlawbelly and cleam."
Tho waiter, with n surprised air, shu1ied
away TO get tho order. The Cinnamon alto
their dinner In quiet manner, and whom
with the dessert thcy ordered a small bottle OF
Mumm's extra dry, the head waiter felt called
upon TO say something. As he bowed them out
he remarked:
slope everything suits you, sah2"
"Yes," replied one OF the Cinnamon;
"chlicken velly good, champaign yelly good,
but waitel damn bad"
The Evening critic., 1884-09-19
PROPOSALS.
DROPOsALs FOR TIE PURCHASE
u OF sQUARB NO. 100, IN THE CITY or
WARRINGTON, u, q,
OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS,
DIgTQTgT ms lpftYNufA

OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS
DISTRICT or COLUMBIA,
WASHINGTON, ID. O., September 10, 1884,
81, sealed pr9posals. addressed TO the undersigned
VIII be received at this office until ~ o'clock M
on MONDAY, THE 10TH DAY OF NOVEM-
BEl!, 1854, for the purchase OF square numbered
one hundred and nine In the city of Washington,
Terms ne-fourth cash and the remainder
payable IN six months without interest, or all
cash, at bidders option
=. Proposals may be made for all U33.lsG square
ieet mere or lessD or any portion OF said square,
All bids 10 be for the square foot of ground.
=, A deposit Oft ten per centum of the amount bid
Tor must be made with the Collector of Taxes in
cash, and his receipt for the same must accom-
pany each bid.
The right 70 reject any all bids is reserved by
the Commissioners.
An abstract OF title eau be examined at this
Office.
BY order of the Commissioner District of Co.
lumbia,
WILLIAM TINDALL,
helf.Mlm.lnoS Sncretnry.
The Evening critic., 1884-09-19
...prssoNMporNrs.

ASSISTANT SEcRtrARY JosLYN, of tho
Interior Department., left Washington this
morning for HIS home In Illinois. He Will DO
absent about three weeks.
Mr.. @. b. SMITH, tho popular ca
terer OF Evans dinlng-rooms, has returned
from short trip 10 Ocean Grove, and his
many friends can behold his smiling fac,
again at headquarters.
MIR. G. W. THOMPSON, custodian of the
Interior Department, has returned from u
three weeks trip, which he spent pleasantly
at West Point, Niagara Fails and tho Catslsille,
Tho Colonel is looking we'll.
Plenty of good .readjnxrand funny pic
lures in the .Het{tSfthis week.
The Evening critic., 1884-09-19
Plenty Of goF rseajss"thd
lures in the Hst( flgthis week.
ss'a somethiuk to Console Him.
Wall Street News.

Wall Street News.
"Father, is Jay Gould a bad man a. hearth"
"Why, no, my son, Mr.. Gould is all right at
heart"
"In case be should be shrunk out Of tho
market, would he turn pirate or do some des.
perate thing?"
"oh, no, mol II Mr.. Gould's stocks should
continue TO wilt until some day he discovered
that he hadn't change enough to pay for his
lunch, he would be calm and tranquil, though
perhaps little tired"
."But what would he dor"
"Dop Why, whore does the West get all Its
Baptist preachers from2 Mr.. Gould might not
congregation, but In the midst of his trials
and fluctuations he is supported by the
thought that the wolf OF starvation can never
find room on his doorstep to sit ana howl"
The Evening critic., 1884-09-19
A Perfect Insult.



Mis-. suddenrlch-r here IS perfect in-
sulI. Tho idea Of that tirm intimatlng that
We belong 10 tho goldfish aristOcracy.
Mr., Suddenrich-Aud did they do that, tho
Villains, an after bought 80 much on them,
tOOY
"rhavs just what they did, indeed. An that
hEint tho worst of II. They put Il In big
.dsrs on the package OF goods you Ordered."
"Tho blacklegsl I'll make 'om take 1t back;
ago2"
"Hero Il Is; just look at that now: 'Mr.
The Evening critic., 1884-09-19

WTANTEp--A SITUATION BY \ YOUNG
w girl, OfAleXandrla. Va as ChambarmAid
or nurse. Apply at 1907 sLe SELF
The Evening critic., 1884-09-19
a base saDrIcaiion.

Pittsburgh telegraph.
"Hes got EN- onl He's got 'em onl" trlum-
phantly exclaimed young johnnie Jarphly at
Tho breakfast table.
El"Got wot on?" asked his mother In surprise
"What ailB you, Johnnie? What are you a
peeking under the table 80 for2 Why don't
you sit up straight and eat your meal?"
"Pah's got 'em on see emil" emphatlcally
Hset rted the Jarphlys' heir.
Got wOt on, sir? Wot arc you talking
al out" stornly asked his father.
why, got you're pants on, ana l heard Mi.
sniff say that he thought nah wore en-"
The Evening critic., 1884-09-19
Sent 10 Jail for Two months,

brutal young mulatto man named Charles
johnson, OF East Washington, was convicted In
.ho Police Court this afternoon OF savage as
sault on woman named Amanda Digs, who
lives with him. The evidence was to the effect
that she followed him to the brlckyard, whero
he was employed, aud they began TO throw
green bricks at each other, and he threw
stones finally and knocked her down by q blow
on tho head from stone. DR.. Beatty stated
that tho wound was bad one. He was sent to
lall for two mOnths In default of O flne of R3O
The Evening critic., 1884-09-19
Thought OF the Hour.
IN sERYITUDE.

IN GERyITUDE.
And served with him yet seven other years
Genesis, xxx, 30.
Allloyely Art, stern Lnbor's fair haired child,
Long have served thy sullen sire for thee,
Among the mountains, watching faithfully
HIS Hooks In summer, and In autumn mild
on the wide plain saw the aheayos uppllel,
shining In sunset like golden sea-
while In the distance, on the fOwory lea,
From your white tent YOU beckoned and you
smiled.
All, seven years moro will ma me old ana
gray,
lover wearied with vigil long,
singer crying in a later day
The wandering echoes OF forgotten song;
But tho the wrinkles gathered on roy brow,
Thou Wilt BIO lovely then, Re thou art nOwi
e. j. McIheilm In he Century,
The Evening critic., 1884-09-19
Wirely Eoroti,ought.

81 wish to look at some mourning goods, "
sti1 a lady as she entered dry goods store.
"Yes, madam" said the clerk "this way,
please.'
After looking through tho entire stock she
remarked that she would come again In day
or two. "May I ask" said the clerk In sym
pathetic tono of voice, "f the death occurred
In your immediate family"
"There has been no death yet" she replied
sadly; shut my husband ~ very low"
The Evening critic., 1884-09-19

DttrOIt Free Prts9
SWELL" said the bootbiack who sat next to
the alley, and who had been keeping very
quiet for long time, tiny gal aint stylish nor
handsome, and she hain't got small feet and a
Grecian nose, but she's awful good. hearted"
"How good?' asked tho one who carried
E three cigar stubs In his vest pocket.
"Well, the othor night when I'd been eating
onions and she hadn't, she rubbed limburgor
cheese all over her mouth so as not to mako
me feel embarrassed"
The Evening critic., 1884-09-19
Pittsburgh on Market To-day.

lI1TsnuRGH, Pa, Aug. 10.-Everything per.
tnininS to tho oil situation boro a tired look
o'day. II was the quietest session up to
weels. The opening figure was 76c., aud
after decline TO 75c. an advance to few
fractions above the opening was Effected The
Jobnslown well Is doing 81 barrels and the
Phillips well at tho rate of 69ia barrels per
hour this morning.
The Evening critic., 1884-09-19
Did Nor want IL Found.

She evidently was In great distress.
what Is the matterg" asked an ultimate
friend.
"Why, I've lost my pocketbook, and lt had
my card and address In H..
"lhen 1t may be returned to your resi-
dence."
"oh, gracious, hope nOtl There's nothing
In II but receipt for face powder aud two
unpaid dressmakors' duunlng letters, that
would not have George see for the world!"i
The Evening critic., 1884-09-19
Marriage Licenses.

James IL. Kell and Maud e. Goss.
Albert Jackson and Henrietta Crown.
John William Porter and Fannie NJ. VIII.
iamR.
Fleetwood Lawson and Mary Banks.
jeremiah Conway ana Dettlo Mitchell.
Joseph DodsoD, OF Georgetown, ID, o., and
Mary Hawkins, OF Frederick, Md.
In copying the licenses on Wednesday mis-
take was made in a name. AS published It
was samuel p. Keller aud Cora L, Butt" "
should have been Era II. Butt,