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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-04-28
SrutaIe GrmorDung zines 5retTe8
bur1 feline Tdn1t(te.

. 8 Wt 0 iuee, Soma, q. Aprtl. -
Ser 65'idbrtge Stram 2Beueriou murs
be am 9GmfagszQ BON bier uubetanus
ten Rarnern In ietrer gBOhuung nabe I'M
bubOa, So, iibsrfaIleu unb ermOreet. Die
SerbreGer riiien bem Q5retie ote 8artbaars
aus, ptdeItel tBW Elm 9emS nm ben 6opf
unb baugteH tbu Dor ben Iugru ietEer Grau
nGdt on etuem Baume Dor oem Sauie auf.
Wian bot fetne Spur BON ben W0rbern, un6
ibr 9iottp if ntdt befanIt.
(Spdter.) -Gs ltsgeu ieBt @riiuoe ftir bic
Nnnabms Uor, baB BsueueriOn's ShDtegerz
John SObu Smptbe, uuo Cicero 2Seue:iOn,
Elm @Obu bes @rmOroeteu, an benz Berbre'
den hrtheiIint fnnrPn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-04-28
EshpdpmAlt.
UVarIt uus 85rit

Rpm, 81. GDril. - Der Plpf bot bts
Rejauatiou oes RurotHaLs GeoodOm5tt als
@ribiIdpf UOu BoIau uuo Saeieu aHgsuom'
men. .-,.
QioerpooI, 2G. gprtI, 1890 Uttttags.
PoumpolIe: Ultttel'orts GberIdubsr 83yl6,
bitto. V.u.Crleaus 65l18.-8le 6 8erlauft
betruasn 5000, SpetulattOu un6 AusfuPr
1900 8ausu, 3ufubr 1000.
goubou, 2G. 4prtl. - 8sr. Stuateus
Cbtaattouen Apron. 1855, Ditto 4f,groI.
1867, DO. uerldugsrts 5spro3. 1O4t .-attteu:
u. d o. gB. 40, DO. 2, ST, @rte 1871, DO. 3.
S., gtsn.gcrt Central 1851, gauui. Central
GlA, Sus. Central l31, 8eG6tug 22t, On.
tartO'sBefferu 2l4, gtsriiaHtIhE 40, Gan.
Bacifc AT, Ct, 9uul S5t.
Sr. SuuBU. BltOm bate bataunt.
LID msgsH bee Bsrnsiics, ben tbm Der per
IOg Dou WEtEiugsu oui bts SsinUet5e 5s5
Sru. b. Shlifu tTt6eilt bate, ietHa GaHa's
iuug alE SBtgublEt bsr nOrttgeH poIlaptle
srbEtgu. Bieielbe III ie0oh. ME 6er s8gii.
:3tg." ems REtutrgen ggmsloet miro, utht
uugeuruusn porbtr, uuo Ur. b. Billion
orblebt In ltiutr btebgrtqeH 5ts1uug. Dl5
geuaruts Elatt faat atnla: p8tn Ohaiugts5
2aub, bigB DisihtHgCR Der fOrtihrttlthe
EppoftiOrsgttit gcglH BcguBsu i@aint nts
t0thsH SPtetu Gee 8laats2 aagsi:tHsU ~
butgu,"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-04-28

Sufeu, SsiisrIstt, Sduupfeu uub GridI'
tunasn tper6sn iofort burG Or. Bulls 19us
fen: gptup" iurtrt, bic 5lui4s tOftst unr %
Gents. (lO2)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-04-28
Mlprp nnp SeIbffmprb.

S4racuIe, R..g., 81. Gprtt. - Did
Butuam erfdOB beute Habe Serbian ietue
6rnu, mdbreno ct NIT berIeLbeu In etuer
&batie Ipastereu fubr uub begtug bann SeIbft'
moro. @tferiutht bsU0a tbu u Der Ebat,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-04-28
Netp QIprFer NYnhrfmfen


We No. y OFT, q. &prtl. - 0te Surq II
6em PrO3gfe Der gretutoreH Oe5 oerfOvbeneR
@eOrq gGm. 8emoTefe gegeu 6te Central
@tienbaBn" BON Rem= Serie1 bradte etu Der
btft BON $27 200 fir bte 80etuug Demo,
refs'8 blt oem Burtsr's @reetsIHfuu auf Der
n2Oug= =Bran6er 8abu" elm.
- Inter Der Rirhengsmetube 6cS Baftor8
8r. gSemmou IN etn GROCER 3mtIt suttau'
ben. @aferu baben bte @ssner ocs Bafor5
eiueu @tnbuItebeieb[ erpirtt, Uo0urt Tim
ba8 Yre6tgeu auf Der 8au3eI Der Itaotiou=
IpSnue @ungregationQltfgu Rtrds inter-
tagt unO bsm Rtrdeuratba bic GusilbtuUg
bgs @ebalts an Or. Renmau Ugtb0ten ptro.
- SobH SrapuOr, Der am 6. B. w. Bath,
IFe., in etHem Gu6erboote Uerl!gB uu0 cen
maH fir UerlOreu htelt, Iaugte geitsru poblz
bebaIten in gSbttstOue, SIS, al. I'm |.
Suui Dtrb er In ietuem 6abr3euge bic Retis
ra6 &urOpa Qntreteu.
- gEm. s. B6iGtps UOn Der Brooutteu'
b0rie, Der an SrsitGg faQtrte, tft ourdge'
brauut, ta fi1 bsrausfslte, ooB sr G1aer'
b0u5qutttuuaen fir grcBe GHantttdten UtebI
fdIitts unb ftd1 nnoere Betrii8sretsn3u Stul'
ben fOnmsn ltPB,
Sultus Columbian, etu notorti6er
8iab uno ebRuoIigVr Notwithstanding,
rreIGer ter Trau @QsH Yed, etnem ps8en
ttrRr Serbin0ung nit BEN 8abbttt' Bed
mttb'ihen BroleIIe befanuten Sraueu3tmmer,
Gbliaattoneu i'm Setrage BON $4,000 3u osrs
fnufsn perIudte, bic fir3lih aus Der DlC 5ors
Ieh'Ider 99obuuug auf Staten s slauO ge=
fobIeu porben pareu, tpuroe uoR Frau Bed
uerrotbpn unb Der BoltIet tn bie SdHSe gsS
ltefert. gr ntrb Der 8eb0rse BON Staten.
Sslonb ausgeltsfsrt perbsn. Die gefobleueu
Sbligattoueu bEfiu0eu ftd tn 9aaoen Der
Boliist.
Ger 8unbeBflotte pur6e beute tn etuem
Rrooflnusr gtrassnbabuDagqoa burG etueu
EaIdjeubtsb um etue gOIOsue uhr uebf Sstte
berau6t.
- SIN BaIfiontfeutlo7er gu BeRs 6oboteu
purSen bsute II Brtefftr Orotntrt, uuo a1t
gauStbutsu srbteltsn bic utebereu Betbeu.
- Sm .RabtIOu Square @ar6eu" be-
uQuu bsute um Tittttuaht Der meme fsdStis
0iae 8ausrlauf, an peldem ftG Is 2Bsttldu'
fer, boruuter 3fotusl, gtOrsmac, Btut, Ban.
dot uub Der Suoiauer RttaneGg= Gg=gbop Be-
tbetltgsu. ietusu aufang. Gtus euoTms auz
,abl 9uiGausr mar nHnelsuo.
= @buar6 Sailed, Der bisitge agent Der
8uFfaloer Sstfe. uHb 5tdrtsfabritauteu 9s'
bri6tr 9uR purOe bsute psgsE 0sIraubattOu
osrbaitEt.
- Otto RnbsQ, peLher In Chicago pagsu
getruas tn Bs,ug auf Serfdsruugs, aHge'
Isasubetteu berflQgt tf, purbe beuts siuem
@Eicugu'er @ebstmpoIi;tffsu GbsrItsfsrt uuo
rad isusr 5tobt abgsfihrt Die SsrFas'
rrpasaeisuI6aft, NIT welGer Rubsu in Bet
btnSuna fanb, biss bic nGsbeusUsrF4sruugs,
geIsuihoft BON SainoiF."3
- 9eonbarb SIsIu, elm Sduhia5rttaut
aus Ssriens @itp, purOe Bsute fri5 on Der
SubioufruBe BON &au6sru ntsOsrgeialugsu
uuS beroubt. Gr erlitt eiReu lrr. uno ets
utu S6dbelbrudb, uub ltest i'm Soipttals
TN frittidsu 3uftuHOe SaTHteGsr. Die Ser'
brt&sr VuttamsH,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-04-28
Bcrmifbtcs.

8cr 3u9aro be5 8epraIeutauten 9isQgau
aus &croS bat fd gebefart. uuO man be9t
leBt mteoec @offauug auf @eueIuEg be8 Ba-
tteuteH.
&epraieutant EBompfOn pur6e pou Der
Rebrbett beg Qu8idufsS fir Pactficba5neu
tnfruirt, ictHs Bill 3ur amsubirHng Der
&burm0n iteu EtIgungsatte eiu3ubarthteu.
Gar WltEOrttat6bertdt If auf bte UOu 60
uunbs i'm Seuat etugebraate 8OrIGge boFrt.
Dem BsrueEmen mad bat tas B(otteu~
0ePartsmeut ben Commodore 8aptS iuhtutrt,
eiu Babr3eug ned bee SuiaI llioal I'M fttleu
Wleete ju idtdsn, um ben 8ef bee Raup
ifait 6eS ON 5. Snuuar bort qsi5eiterten
8ouidifs D&onter" aus Bath, Ute., 3u ret.
teu. Die SGtT6rHhigeu beitHben fb iett
iber 6rGt ytounten auf jener Suiel, wejoJe
5000 ItetIen bon oem n3Qfen 6etIGnoe cat=
fernt 1T.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-04-28
Ser NnfSFdnS auF gu6a.
UsrFdrfura fitr Esusro aus 5aDfl. - absa
etmEr .pcitem ErpettLtom non Guba.


elmer :pCitsu Erpstrt0u Uor Guba.
Supnunu, 2G. gpril. - @cridtuelIe
UsrIuutet, baB SO Rrsoltu ans 9aptt, ncI5s
an bem 60rtt9en QuIitCn9e tbetl9euOmmeu
Inb f@ I'm 6ouiulategCbdu6e gei.I1tet bat'
ten, IN GtEem offeuel BoOte OOa 6Gpti ub~
fpbrsu nnb bteier Gage bet Ripe aIf Cuba
l0nbeter, nm fd GguerO au}uidlteBeu. sic
gaben lid bft threC gauounQ al8 Irbeiter
qua, reiiien aiue fur1e Strede In QauJ uub
tsbrteu iObGun uaa elmer etnIameu Steue
Oh Der Rufte 5urid, no fl gBafeu uno
gtuulttcu, bic U0H pa9ti 8ei4tdl porocH,
slbteIten.
&ep.gBef, glo., 81. Qprtl. Der
SdOOuer pDmFslo," Elm 6abrieug OOaiW0If
&Ouueu, Durbe an IeBteu 9cunertag 45euo
3piidsn s uub ubr ben ietuem 4ntsrgruE'
Be gefoblau. &e1'yorge IteQt etDa 100 Utst'
len ron bier uub uteueidt so Wejleu BON oem
Orte, NO bic 6regntte yYauttc" fattOHtrt
II. SOlde 8tebftdble itub uugeuO5uItt,
un6 man bait sS fitr u0gItd, baB ith cine
tpgt8sre Sdaar SuIuGgeuteH mad @ube be-
gebsn bat. Sb8lei9 fdl Der mutbma6ltGe
Giibrsr Der Expedition nod bier beiinbet, 10
i0u oeuuoa eine Qujabl @ubauer BON bier
oeJmtBt merbeu. Dap etue pettere @rpsOt-
tiOu In SorberettuHg NOR ooer IN, itebt au'
Fer 3neiFeI, uno bic lluteruebmer oerfelbsu
parteteu nur uuf bic n6tbtgeu SslomttteI.
Die CUR 3eit bier befiublt5eu 8uuOe8trtsgS'
idtffe perben ieIbft BET Der gr0Bteu Ba6iau'
tsit ntdt i'm Stanoe 'etu, bic 200 DtetIeu
Large SuisIfette, pelde Oa8 SIortoaer Rt1t
btIbeu, befGnbtg lu ii6erDGdeu un0 oeu Ab'
gang BON SSuiurpeutsu Al 0erbtuoeru.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-04-28
Dcr SelbmdrFt.

Rtpzgori, 90. Gprtl. - EOIseuOs3
fuo bte S6luBuotiruugeu: @elO OfiHete 90
Il-2 BrO3sUt uuo ialoB 81 II Bro3sut.-
Gterltug sgBehieL 481F-489 auf iah8ltg
Sage uno 4.69t-4S98 auf St4t.-BuuOeS.
Gbltgattousu 3=pro3. 1909, 4t'prCl ll3s
NIB 4.prO3 123s.zHtttsu: Ibam5 GrPreB
1876, Central Bdcihc 555, @bai. & Cbto II,
@ria I8t, bo. BriOr. 81, gatesSbOre SO,
RS. Central 795, ROrt5 Beferu ll23, DO.
grtor. 14O}, R.Y. Central l133, ytts5urg
14l, 8eabtug 43t, 3lOd JRlauO llS, uHtoH'
Bncifc G1a. g1eilern.llniou GGs.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-04-28
1is BsItaus eeuuus In Eariu.

Gurtu, g. GpriI. Die 8eItausfsuuug
nurbe bsute burh ben R0aig pum6srt uuO
Ietne gsma6ltu fOrmsu sr0ffnrt. Die Uitui'
ffsr. bic gGinnbtGu msbrsrer auandrttasu
Nddte unb pisIs auosrs bsr5orrassues Bsrs
iCusH marsu anmEIsno.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-04-28
GuS Der 8unbeS5auPtfabt.
rnfrrr Huas uIre Rinfnhr.

.BlibtugtOH, 27. &prtl. -Radl Sem
| 8ertdte bee ffatiftideu 8iireauS betruq bic
| 2SaarsHeinfubr tn 6en am 81. R6rs B. g.
abgeIaufsneu ;p0!f DIouaten $3.50, 258, ,642,
cine gbHabme BON $50 250, 1893 aeueu bas
8oriaGr. Die Qusiubr bRtrug $761, ,733, ,4O1,
cine Abulbus BON SAG, 1874, 37l.
Ser @rGftCnt HEe Die gBeItausTsuang in Reps
Orleans.
50. 6. u. Burts, q. U. 8reaur uub 81.
g. Badger aus RepsSrIean8 batten aelferu
cine lluterre6ung NIT eem Brdfbeuten 4rz
thur be3iiglt6 Der Bsltausfsuuug tn Ren,
| Orleans. Die uripciiugItGe 4bf1t mar, ba5
ber BrGfSent ote 2lusfeuung an l. 9s,br.
er0fiusu IolIte, alletn ba Der &onqreR an
leueu Gage 3uiammentEttt, 10 fpuIeu 0le
llRternebmer bte gr6ffuung auf Riutge Eaac
usrfGtebeu, nm BEN 4rdfbeuteu @etegeu6ett
su gebsn, annsienb 3u Istu. Inter ben Qpplts
tuutsu, msIdeH 8aHm i'm aHsfeuuugsge.
baube 3uertbRiIt tUor6en th, beiiuSet ii6 etue
Standardization aus bem SHbtanerterrt.
tcrtun1.
EBiTfuHstn ers SarifaSsfeees pru 1883.
Sr. RtmmO, G6et be5 RatiatiGeu 8a.
reaus, bat bem SGaeamt8s 5etretGr etueu
Sertd]t Iber BITE gBtrfuugeu tss Eartf Sc
iebes pom 3. Rdr3 1883 fibermtttsIt. Gu8
Oem 8Otumsnte gebt bsr00r, OaB Oas @aieb
stne &tbntttou BON ettpn isdj8 Bro3sut In
teu burtituittlthsn Ad VaIOrem 'QbgabeR
QUf importirte Eaarsu 3ur TOlqe gebabt
at. SIN Gtu3elutu iTn6 bic betutrEte Ser.
GutrruugeB, tpts uufgabenb angege6en:
3Tdsr une WIeIaife, stne Re6utttOn BON
8 32I1OO Bro3snt; @tisu uu0 StQbt, ionte
bic auS bteIeR @eaenfdHOen Uerferttgter
Irttfsl, zine &s6Ittton Uon 15l100 BrOs
3eEt; 3lEiSernnlle, cine Re6utttOu uou g.
SG1O0 Gro3ent; Rau mpoue, cine 9te6utttou
UCn II 27l100 Bro3eut; Teppt9moue, cine
8eEuttton 0on 1I1G0 YrO3eut; Bo1maas
rem, cine 3lebntttou pan 52I100 Bro3eut:
80ummoumaarer, stre 3unabme bon l.
G2y1OO Bro3ent; Setoeupaaren, cine Re0ufs
ttOu bon 82y100 Bro3eut; Srbeus uub Bors
'euapmaaren, etHe 3uHabme BON 13 11l1O0
Yro5ent; @laB unb @lasDaareu, etue 3u=
uatme BON 9y100 Bro3eut SptrttuOieu
uub 8eine, zine 3unnbme BON IS 29,1O0
BrO3ent; Dfaljgetrdute, etne Re6uttiou Don
SO 1J100 Yro3ert.
Scr Sou Guf SHmatra Eabad.
Der SdaBamtsIafretGr bat 0Om General
8un6GsanIpalt Elm @utQdteu ii6er ben 9ou
auf Sumntra Salad nit Riiditdlt auf bic
SerOrbuungen bes Ieueu Gartfs tn Be;uQ
auf Gtdttertabad erbalteu. Der 9eueralaus
malt sutidetOet, baB bte 3OIbeamteu bic
BGdete, tpsId)e argebItfeu 8tdtterta6af ents
haItgn, uateriuGeu biirfeu unO tn alien TGls
len, In peIfeu ber Tabad gun 3pede elmer
llmaeHuug be89Eisse8 oerpadt 3u ieiu ideiut,
benieutgsn SBbaIt, DeIdar Offeubar uur jur
@tnlage (tillings) taugItf 1T, UOu 0em mtrt-
Itden BIIttertabnd ttennen iouen. Der 3ou
uuf bet6e SOrteu SQbad iOll alsbaun etu}etu
berGdl1ct Uer6en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-04-28
Z6redHac EbaU ctpe6 g8aBalins
utnEff.

BbtIubeIbbta q. &pgtI. - yIar
g2idad, etu 8lbnituHtger, ltHOete Beute
Ebeub in siu'r g8ObHuHg, ytr. 94j, Gttlz
gonfraBa, Oa8 Sett an, In Uelbem er NIT
ieiufm etujibrigeu Sttubs lag. 8etbe mar
ben blt lebeubigem 2etbs ger0fst.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-04-28
4s. GOueree. Grte sitaua.
Ernabme Ger 3beterribiU.-Die biplpmatiibe
SerwiHtsHnasbtU sinbertdtet.

2Bafbtugtou, 2G. Gpril. - Der 9 c.
ua mar beute Htdbt In StBuuu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-04-28

Warts, %. Aptil. = 8a6 Slatt vBoI'
totGe" ftrsibt: n@eusrnI RtGlOt, gOmmau'
bart Der frau30FIdeu Eruppsn tn EongtEu8,
Isi Dou Der &egtsruug augepteiel pOrOeH,
,u beri6tsu, nsIde msttsre SperatiOueu
not6psEbig ftu6, um bic In SOugttug gee
uaGtsu grO6srungsu IN f9erH. st babe
srtUtOert, ss tpiirbs UollAdnbtg gsHdgeu,
psun bte 6eretts genOuueusu Bunttg gstdrft
tpsTtEu."
Burts, q. GprtI.- Die frau36Fids Rez
gierurg trifft 8OrbsrsttuHgsH, ots Stdrts
ibrsR Rriegsgsidmabsrs In ben dtHsf4ea
gtndiitru jH rs6u3ireu. Die 6lott1e In
EonqFtug mlrb In t6rsr gegeupirttgeu
sStSrEs haihahnLten Fnsrhen
The Evening critic., 1884-11-25
THE POLICE COURT.

VIM. Il. Mlchonor and John Hickey, the
alleged footpads who were before tho Police
Court few days ago for highway robbery in
the smithsonian grounds, were arraigne0 this
morning on the charge OF assaultng q young
man named John Tyler on tho 9th instant.
The assault could not be proved and tho case
was dismissed. They wore committed for the
grand jury on tho former charge.
A tall, stately looking mulntto girl, named
Martha johnson, rather gaudily dressed, tow
cred over tho dockrail at Judge SnelIB court
this morning. She was charged with shop
lifting, and smilingly pleaded not guilty to the
charge. Moses Richards, tho keeper OF q shoe
store at 1882 Seventh street, stated that she
came Into his store to buy q pair OF shoes.
She decided that sho would not purchase the
shoes, and started TO leave, when he missed
pair OF shoes and put her under arrest, and
pair OF his shoes were found secreted under
her aklrte.
"Ths is the season for shopilftere," said
HIS Honor "and am going TO do all can TO
check them. Sixty days In jail"
Won't Your Honor fix n fino In the case?"
inquired tho defendants counsel.
"Then she could pay the flne and continue
stealing. guess not" remarked tho Court.
colored boy named Henry Dorsey pleaded
guilty to-day 10 stealing n pitcher from tho
store OIL. W. Schaffer on Seventh street. Thirty
days In JAIL
John II. GaIfwood, VIM. Grover, Thomas En-.
MS, Richard Minor, VIM. ii. Smith and Thomas
Green were before the Police Court this morn
ing for "writing" policy. Tho Cases woro all
nolle prosecuted. John Denegrl was charged
with "backing' policy, and his case was con-
tinued under $500 BAIL
The Evening critic., 1884-11-25

I Es-pENNYRoYAL PILLS C'CHICHEs.
l. ter's Englleh"), the only genuine, safe,
certain and oIectu6l. Scaled particulars, lie.
Chichester Chemical Con- 23l3 Madison So,
philRdelphia, IA. 1y23 cod
The Evening critic., 1884-11-25
KANTEn--Hnln--Eemnle.
Advertisements. OF Three lines under this head
Inserted three lind for Is cents. '''''

NTANTED-A HDOK WHO IS COMPETENT
w 10 take Sarge OF n kitchen; ono who
understands oystes. Apply at 1000, corner
10th and Va. avc.I. o., no25-3t9
The Evening critic., 1884-11-25
EAST WASHINGTON.
The Hand of Mercy-An Entertain-
ment for the Benefit of the Poor
unfortunate Gunuers.


unfortunate Gunners.
An interesting meeting OF Messer Band OF
Mercy was held last evening at the residence
OF Mr.. George W. Pltcher In Uniontown.
Addresses wero made by Mr.. Messer,
after whom tho band was named, and
Messrs. ]. W. Pitcher and s. W. Russell. A
large number OF new members Joined the
all harmless living creatures. Mr.. Linger
was elected treasurer.
Hon. Samuel ]. Randall and family have re-.
turned TO the city, and have taken their G.
street residence.
VIM. Muntz and Charles Hardy, while out
ducking In skin near Glesboro Point yester-
day afternoon, were capsized. Both men barely
succeeded in swimming to tho shore and saw
ing their lives.
Before the great rush begins It would be
we'll for all families TO buy their Christmas
toys at Delwig Il McCauley's china aud
glassware establishment, No. 211 Pennsyl-
yan'a avenue southeast.
Apa, ty OF charitably disposed children on
Capitol Hill intend giving an entertainment at
McOauley's Hall, on Pennsylvania avenue
southeast, on Friday evening, November 23,
1884. Admission 10 cents. The proceeds n
be devoted to the maintenance OF the. 6NgDkT-
Ing poor during the coming wlntRAss
d. D: EAhNsaAw, gy2SAe IL q, Eleventh
IN s the fpps Prem hD ae''0F soap
,riaeefy Article known 10 the grocery t.ads is
Kept by Dellwig & McCauley, corner Second
md streets northeast.
TEE feet that Christmas is one month of
does not deter the church folks Of East Wash.
ington from making preparations for prang113l
celebrating the holidays. ~sd
BUY YaasSseercoats
OF sals \ Co ,asSssventh street.
The Evening critic., 1884-11-25
KHHTED-HeI1-HnEe

Advertisements Of Three lines under mi,
inherited three tlmes for % cents.
The Evening critic., 1884-11-25
LOCAL BRIEFS.

THE gas lamps will DO lighted 80 p. m.
and extinguished at 4 ;15 q. m.
THE Young Mems Sixteenth DistIlstssf9Hss
cratic Club was organized isssAagfr
SAMes GsSs NST J %snfs
LippSsiagssaif6m Soap"
dramatic company to support Mr.. Il. NJ.
Dobbns in "a Gentleman from Ireland" ia be-
ing drilled by Mr.. A. b. Anderson OF this city.
Hon. II. W. TowNsHEND, OF the Approprla-
tions Committee, arrived In the city yestsr-
cay. He is stopping with his brother, Health
Onlcer Townshend.
A COMMUNICATION has been received by
bird Assistant Postmaster.General Hazen
from resident OF South Washington ID.
closing sixty cents 10 be placed to the ere
The conscience fund. sd
We manufacture 9IkSae.sseding we soil,
gsrmssslffi Sur estaS lshment. Eiseman BrSs.,
manufacturing clotMefs, corner OF Seventh
and L.
TIE Union Veteran Corps, First Company,
ut their meeting last night elected as their
captain Captain III. A. Dillon. Seven active
and three honorary members were elected.
The post will give n series OF entertainments
the coming winter. ON December 3 they Will
hold masquerade bail at Abner's Hall.
AT Logan, Ohio, on the 10th inst, JEFF Crom-
oley, a coiored miner from this city, was shot
through the heart by George Brooks,
drunken miner, from Columbus, ohio. the
hall was found, upon post'mortem examine
tior, In Cromeley's heart. The murderer was
apprehended and will likely hang, as the act
was premedltated.
AN election bet Will DO paid In n novel way
THIS evening, when Win Way VIII pull Tom
Garner In dog cart from the Treasury De-
rartment down Pennsylvania avenue TO the
Peace Monument. Tho start viii BIO m21saae
8 o'clock sharp. Both gentlemen aresnefi6ers
rades will accompany ihesS bearing torches
and Chinese lanterRsg@3aded by kazoo band.
Nobby Panis,hSofdG Ys7. Hamburger's.
MARlLSsf.1 lcensesf Eve been Issued as fol-
lnIss>charlos ii. Gordon and Mrs. Goorglana
Mage. George A, Donohue, OF this city, and
Mary Z. odderly, OF Westmoreland County,
Va. John Sullivan and Mary o'Brlen. George
O. simmons and Amanda clements, both o;
Prince Georges County, Md. George p. Burch
and Bertha j. Sleeper, william Radtk and
Wilhelminia Maske. John H. Howard and
Jennie Littles, both OF. Alexandria, Va, Isaac
II. Chase and Mary ]. Renealy. Conrad Neu-
sister and Catherine Zeidler. Harry Peters
ana Paieey A. Brooks.
Frank +. Henson aud Mary l.. Parker.
Frank wlltberger and Little Mardon. Fred
H. Smith, OF Madison, VIE, aud Ida L. DlXR.
OF this city. James raplin and MariA,Agties.
Robert II. Parker, OF Baltimore, Nigs&hu Kate
~ DHrnall, OF GreencastlsY paafk
Do not be deceiysastaE for and take
I prOps 81 for ~ Cough
8. and IEalis'M MARK on every orop. ..s.S's''
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Rny Y9Hss~6T6rcoats
Oh. saGs S.GsTsfo sevonta street.
open ThanIksd s2G. R@g@..
All penpSssshK q nvenue.
10 ELEGANLI affERIAL HIItEoGRAPHS, $3.50.
re.jkgthance now.
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celebrating the Methodist Centen.


There was n Methodist Episcopal centennial
mass-meeting at tho Foundry NJ. L. Church
last evening. Bishop Andrews presided. DR..
Van Meter, DR.. Fryeniger and the Rev. W. Il.
Chapman delivered addresses on topics OF In
terest to the church. Bishop Andrews an
nounced that Monday, December Ii, had been
set apart for children's centennial jubilee In
tho churches OF this city.
The Evening critic., 1884-11-25

THE gas lamps viii DO lighted 80 p. m.
ana extinguished at ;i5 O. IN,
THE Young Mems Sixteenth Distllste}fHyf3s
crafic CImh Waa nrran lznd last j,huIEtt
The Evening critic., 1884-11-25

I AIDES "CoMPOUND PILLS OF TANsY"
l. are perfectly safe and always erectual.
Sealed particulars, PC. wilcox Specific Medl'
cluo Company, Philadelphia, Pa. tu-th-s
The Evening critic., 1884-11-25

rTHosE INTERESTED IN BUILDING, ENGI
j. cheering, Carpentering and DRAWN
should call Tor 10O-page illustrated catalog1G
OF books on above subjects free.
FRED A. SCHMIDT,
601 Ninth street.
Drawlng and Art snnplles Of all Kinds.
The Evening critic., 1884-11-25

MAGNIFICENT DISPLAY. THE FINEST AND
BEST MARKET IN THE WORLD.
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FOR SALE--Houses.
BUSINESS cHENcES.

EOR SALE-A RESTAURANT AND OYSTER
II house fronting the avenue, with license.
Inquire at 1913 L ST. n. W., near National
Theatre. no22-3tT
A GOOD CHANCE FOR BUSINE5S-A COR
n ner store for rent with stable and small
stock for sale. Apply 1858 Marion st., bet. 9th
and eth, = and q. no22-3tS
The Evening critic., 1884-11-25

ATARINus HALL--MR, l., g. MARINI WILL
WI open his Academy for the reception OF pupils
misses and masters and AZ D. m. for adults. All
the former pupils are invited TO attend on the
above day, Days OF tuition for classes Tuesday
and saturday, Circulars can now be had W the
music htoreb and Rt the academy. sea
The Evening critic., 1884-11-25

The Centre Market VIII be open this week on
TUESDAY, nov. %,
From 4 a. m. until Q p. m.
WEDNESDAY, nov. 20,
From A a. m. until $50 q. M.
The Evening critic., 1884-11-25
ALEXANDRIA,.

Mr.. Rodoiphus Robey, employed at tho
shops OF the Virginia Midland Hallway In TIL 3
city, had his hand badly cut on Sunday while
at work at circular saw.
In tho Police Court yesterday Joseph Smith
was 6ned $32.10 for firing pistol at the
store Of John Truelow, on Saturday night, and
Trust wv was fined IS Tor dlsordorly conduct at
the same time.
The Alexandria Innrmary Will DO open to
the public on THANKSGIVING Day from IL n.
m. to 8 p. m. This will give all citizens who
desire 10 know something about the institl-
tlon an opportunity 10 do go.
The County Court, Judge James Sangster,
which met yesterday, adjourned till court In
course. The cases or commonwealth VS.. VIM.
Grimes, assault, and Commonwealth vs..
Henry Drummond, were continued for de-
PENDANTS, and recognizances enlarged. II. H..
Holmes vs.. Board OF Supervisors on appeal,
was continued for defendant.
,naARIrs. A. L. Sanford died at her late homo,
In Fairfax County, Just beyond the toll.gate,
on the Little River Turnpike on Sunday. She
was wellknown In this city.
About $50 was realized at the recent fair for
the benefit OF Golden Light Lodge OF Good
Templars.
The annual meeting OF the stockholders OF
the Virginia Midland Railway will be held In
this city on December II.
The regular semi-monthly meeting OF tho
City Council will be held tonight. -
Mr.. s. Pomeroy, an old and respaNSgff6si
dent Of the First Ward, dielsatdasB Residence,
ON Lower Duke street..zes
h.vA "a
The Evening critic., 1884-11-25
WANTED-Rooms.

HowE's business SCHOOL, on Seventh ST..
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Associated CHARITIES Conveu,iou

The third annual meeting OF tho Associated
Charities Will be held this evening at Ali
Souls Church, at Fourteenth and l. streets
northwest, at z $50 O'Clock. The order of OK.
ercises Will be as follows. Prayer by Row. s..
II. Greene, music by the choir OF All Souls
Church, opening address by the president,
solo by Miss Eva Mills, reports OF tho general
secretary, music by the choir, report OF the
treasurer, solo by Mrs. d. O. Morrison, address
by Rev. Rush II. Shippen, music by tho choir,
short address by Rev. W. A. Bartlett, solo by
Miss Eva Mills, business-election OF olllcers
for tho ensuing year-music by the'choir md
conclude with q benodlction. .u,sszfss''
The Evening critic., 1884-11-25

one of tho most attractive sights Of the city.
The Evening critic., 1884-11-25

ey Every street.car line In tho city comes
to tho Centre Market. no2i-3t