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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-09-08
\ Political Conflict.

BRUSSELS. Sept. S.AIl is QUOT hero to-
day. Fully one hundred persons were
wounded in tho conflict between tho Cier-
icalS aud anu-CisGiGAls. Several were
seriously hurt, but nOuo killed.
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ELMlRA, N. Y, Sapt. 8-Tnis ia a gaia
day here to-day. 1t IS est timated that
nfty Thousand peTsOua are ia The city aud
ut the fair grGuuGs, Governor Cleveland
is also here,
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,,r. Ir. ,ym,too., t.e,,ooicnI ne,

MOlhor W0!ton has prescribed this valuable
muutCiEe tor "a great mnEy Years IN her private
practice. II has proved an unialltng specific
IN the treatment of th1 many disorders 10
which the female constitution f. subject II
IS "A sure cure Tor thu monthly troubles that 80
many wO uen suffer. Mailed on receipt al
price, dOc, tlld by II. B. Cochran, UruRgist
L31 anu lIA North QuGon street. tjl
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k,NDlS RENT.
-THE-
LARGE BASEMENT

OF PAUL. II Hamilton's Organ Factory ttorm.
erly toX's Coach Factory, can be rented
either with or without power, tor storing or
man utacturing purposes, with "@e of elcva
Tor. Also one Large Dom for same purposes.
lDuuireoi PAUL a HAMlLIOS, II
a39tid 3I5 Church ST.. near south Duke.
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rnnLIrpnInnd fIrg.

CLEVELAND, o., sep. o., o., 10 EN- h.e Is IS
most burned out now II swept over an
area of nifty HeI'$' Ftirc'Pa'iy lumber
sov the loss Will not exceed s., 500 900.
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Tho greatest blessing that has been dis
covered ia this generation. sure cure tc'
Euils, Burns, sores, Uuts, Flesh Wouni!s, sO?,
Nipples, Hart and SOFT COrns, LEappcu lips
ana Hands, Pimpir1 and BlutChGS. Price sue
oOl& uy Drug kisLS. SOLD by II. Il. COCnuru
druggist, ljl Hni iS3 North GA ncu street. ~
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WAsuINGTON, d. c., Sept. S-For tho
Middle Atlantic stste', fair weather,
slight changes IN temperature, southerly
winds.
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A ssIr-s.cr.firinr Queen.

ROME, Sept. 6.--Qleel Margherita is
dcsiIous of accompanying he klug on ms
contemplated visit 10 Naples, TITO health
Of Rymc continues excellent
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I'tfItitCal,

Campaign Banners, Flags -utfg Capps.
Cans, Helmets .bIIIs. Torches ever, thing IN
CtUp1tguputtifr. send Tor Illustrated cirpu
~ 80 umptign NIs GD., 10 HHrcAv street,
NcW York. AilmeOd
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rue New T.irycle.

This machine Is propelled by steam. and Will
carry two people twenty miles in an nuur, II
Is sud. 1t T. quite an iLyru ton out does not
cumptre with BUTiOck Eiood BincrS, which
will carry the iuvSid along the road to health
30 boat all. For sale by ii. Il. Cochran, urus'
,is' 81 guh lGg North Queen street
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. W. hih Cn,rcd TO hO. e that my wifc'-
nrvOus ail,IiIOl cDu.d be rurod," =" writes Rev.
j, \. Eu.r. OI BEAVER IA. Many phys'Citns
faHou tu ITO her Loot, but Samaritan NerulHe
has cured her. Al GrugEi-tS.
. lwdT ThSSSw
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n YOU sun ~ with SICK heal che ConstIna.
jiUn, sour rtptnlCh Ur EtIiOus attacks, Eu.
piy's iltlo Catg1rtio RMS viii relieve you
J cents tSlwdM .MSFSw
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STOCKS.
DUUK, WHITE a UKEESoUah,
--BANKERS,--
As WALL STREET, New York.
Brokers and Dealers in halfway and all .othsr
Securities.

RAILWAY INVESTMENTS
a speciality, IN the selection anu estimate Of
when their long Connection with " PooR's
MANUAL OF AAILRoAps gives them special sd.
vantages. Correspondence invited and in
Quiries answered. Deposit accounts rsoeived
Gnd interest allowed. niaSsso"HH
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1iIRRIiG rs.

ROM -BR0wN-August 81, lcSt, ut the chapel
0t our Lady OF LOUIdCs, tndIb6 burg, " j .,
by the ReY. Peter Jachetii, George hUhr, o.
Lancaster, Pa, to Miss hate IL. Brown, OF
CnamDersburg, NJ j. No cards.
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4 NISY ASDSAFE Mode ur pPERAr
u iML ON Mml lreltimu Observation-Disclosures II OR

~ ing on and treating IIEMOERHOI Ds or
li1Eo. 10 patients WHO are suffering from
mat painful ana troublesome complaint
iiuuurIhOlds or PILES, DT. ii. II. boNGAkER
would assure them That by n:s mo le OF Operht-
tug HUd Treatment II" can take the worst OF
TINS CUmplMnI, ana UHEoA compile. - and raii
CA cure, without giving any pain to the
Ialinut while under the opvIhtion, snd VIII
kuAIHutec a euro III every case he undertakes
Ollics-l5 EAST WALNG STREET,
shd&w Lancaster Pa.
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FULL LINE NF LDkILLA KIDS rLuG
~ ana fountain Hnc cut TUhu"COs fIso,
nr-l.Cln smoking TubaCCOt att
uAEIM ms YELLOW fHDSr tIG tR
STDHE.
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.G.ncn Ei.,w. e:e

Sundays games-Sr. Louis: ~, l. 1u's 6,
Athletic h3ui>vil1 Lon avi'lo ?. BlNi,
more Culuun4s, O.: Allegheny :, Col.
umbuS 3
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tSvAs,a ~ an so. i27 NORTH DUKE
w riCCt, % good SiII for general house
wCrk. The lIsh"Dt ages paid weekly.
81 tfIR
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DtOPENIsa
II Having this day reOpened my TAILOR
ING e~fh Ill >HME EST At my old stand No.
=! NDI.TA QUEEN ,oTkNET. (2d tloor) with
the rucst line OF Foreign and Dolrestic
Wcaiens tor tall and Ninier Wear have ever
shown, l would be pleased to have my
former customers hnd the public generally
cal and examine the same before placing their
OrGe4s fcrirct satisfaction guaranteed.
speCtiuily.
JOHN J. SHALING,
s6th ri Floor, No. 2! North Queen st.
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Frnzicrs Root BittcrS are not IA dram shop
huN Urtgo. but Nr' strictly medicinal In every
sruS- They net strongly upon the Liver and
Kidney, keep the bowels q en- and rcgula r,
cleanse the blood ana systgm Ot every impu.
ri'y: Soid by drnggt-'s, 81. Sold by n B.
Street
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REApY-MApE BOOTS AND SHOES.

In Custom Work We continue to excel
Leave your IN asure for a trial pair and yor
will al ways be IA patron thoieaIter. Ii you in
tend getting fiSh hooi oh ohcE car
and then comp IRE tht IN with other makes.
ieli6mddw
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SECOND EDITI0 N.
THE MAINE ELECTION.
lspiulrI.ss OF LARGE VOTE.
reports IRON several Towns showing That
| the RepubiIcsns are 1st,iug Out fbsir
EuIl Vote,

Ksports rrnm several Towns showing That
the RepubiIcsns srs ast,ius out fbsr
Full Vote.
PoRTLAND, Me-, Sept. 8.-To days vote
will DO compared with that of 1892, when
the Rspub lean plurality was $3.50. The
Prohibition amendment tc the constitution
will probably be- adopted without strong
opposition.
Reports from Various Towns.
BATH, Me-, Sept. S.-The vote for
governor appears the same as in 1882 and
| at noon was over two to one in favor of
| the Republicans.
| AUGUSTA, Sept. The Kennebec
| Journal says the Republicans are having
| everything their own way here and that
the Democrats are losing courage. Over
| half the Irish vote of the city is fol
| Blaine.
| CALOIs, Me, Sept "a very large
| vote is being poll d, and Indications poin
to greater Republican majority thar
that Of 1882
| BosToN, Sept. Reports from variou'
points in Name indicate generally fai
weather and full vote throughout tn
state
| indications ui "A HspubIcsn Gain.
| PORTLAND, Ne, Aug. S.-Wards one
two. three, five and seven, of this city
Give 233 Republican majority. Wards 'ou
aud six will balance each other. This indi
cates q Republican majority Of i5O in tb
city. In 1882 the Republican majorit
. for governor was 2l3
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IntBLIC SALE
I OF
81 Shnres Farmers National Bank

W
"cwiiI ~cll at public sale, by Orier OF Trus-
'cc, WsDNkSDNl, SEPT. 20, at y o'cluck,
noon, at our Auction store, Nos. ID, l3b and
IA -uuLh 'uTtu sbC"ct. fnl,H'iClphia, ~
zHarr- St CE tIumCT-' y IiuntI BANG, Lancas-
1rr. "a n. III JMAS h SOS-,
te2u AuCtiUneers.
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PUJf7fUyL.


Democratic rational Ticket.
observation-disclosures CLEVELAND.
Vice President-rHDMA A. UENDRICKs.
Do,nooratio stsis TioHst.
HLRCrons At LARsR.
RlCHARD vAUX, q J. Mo8NhNN,
II. PLUmER.
BLBcToRs.
Dist. iDist.
John sievin. Is Gcorge =. rurdy
- P.J.rcnsen ierfor iB. y. Il. Ackley.
8. John w. Lee. II. John 4. Levan.
=. IA. ). Koran. ~. Ezra ". Parker.
u, l.. Wright. ~. r.. W. Mumma
6. J. u. Brinton. 10. A. ~. ON.
7. WIN. Stghler n. y. T.. lams
q. + iteutsohier. % T. X. i. Dun.
" N. 81. North. - John SV an.
10. II. -. stiles. -. A. Is Winternitz.
II. a. g. Broadhenh. Is John ". Ilil.
II. r V. Rockatellow. ~. WIN. 4. forquer.
l3. Richard Kahn, "a. A. J. Greenfield.
IA. 1oCrgo II. Irwin.
Democratic county Tichet.
Congressman. az Large, w. W. u. DAVIS.
Congress, PARIS HALDEMaN.
JudRe.-D. O. EsiiLEMAs.
senator txiu l-J1IiN MARriN.
j AhEs :. PATTERSON.
t3).-S. =. DErWlbER
jams nUptl.
=. II. kAUFF1AS.
Shorin.-it. N. ARrEkS.
rrutnouotary. BENZ. WORKMAN.
Regi-Ior.--E q. DILLFR.
County ireasurcr.-JkO > MANN.
Clerk otQ. S.-H. =. RUTrER.
Clerk OF %. u.-ShM'L X. HOSrETrER.
county Commissioners. II. +: u AhTMAh
Prison Keeper. 30. W. STYER
Prison inspectorE.-ii: 4; bUCn.
w. VII tTAkER.
Poor Directors GEO. D,RMsrkrTER.
" IL, SNYDER.
Cornnrr. DAVIS KIrCH.
t"'iit"r. GEO, W. SDHhOEnEE
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REMEDY tor Indigestion, Consumption,
Bgarcpsit. WCaku's-, Fever, Aguc. etc, tloi.
den liquid Beet boniG sllwduod&w
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NrLIp's uILOST OiGAH wAnHAsTED
I clear va" Ia abaj0 Hayuuu filler, the
best be cigHr ia the stat. at
n NIsTMASS lEGLbW FRONT CIGAR
STORE,
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nos SarrT.--A T~U.sTOES DwELLINo,
L No IS Ghurcu street. with Hall. 5 Rooms
klt.Inu. GHrlCt, Cellar, HydIant; REM a. o.
per month"; possession mmsdiatGly. Apply
10 .. H.ADLEH.
So tii Or, Nj. J. HAY Brown.
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80 Kspair iIau

D'Vr h.Iy ere probably no use telling
5 Iu IVtf I.sN.bHHbl" Iifc IN TcHJ city IL II
rD.gl ulr' on Arur beauty. Late nnrr-, loss
r' -.nrwEiI mental excitement will leave yuu
bv "uG D. -N1ru OF t.o-C beautiful tIp-Srs
q w.N Gr," luvrT- around you in other years
aIItU,l.i 81. 0'iiul"S can never pass tor those
iirH rtul s'.s.F lpC,H PrrSv~ = HAIR Bts AIn
wiu -l..D yuBr nalr from ihlling out restore
rs u.. .tgI color amt sDt!n -, hIi prove
cIttn.lug and bon, hciaI 10 the scalp.
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SPEgTAI NOTICES.


"weIa' EeaIth Rcuower " restores health
ana NiyOr, cures Dyspepsia, Impotence.
SeXpui Hubtlity. tl, a.
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WUEN tho scalp is annoyed with GRndrUtl
Gl-nn'- Sulphur soap wIlI bs found intdl Bile
InII Hair Dye, buck or brown. nty Couts.
IS lWdUOdSw
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"IL-nlng rlle. :, ..s,mptom. M.nture.

tIius, ruFCIr-. urt.. ne1-hug4. rails, mice
rnpu'Ie. chlpWpus,, cicarr put by " Euugli
uu EuIa' I.C (g
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llh" PRECIPITATION Intense itching worse by
rrlIluN.uT. IuurI at uisu1. Stems n Uiu-wurms
""t" craving. " HwuHHss Ointment Is a
pleasant. sure cure.
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pUn,IUs,,rOr y,LCA.I,rEr.Lr rs-

DUBi.IU siLE or NtLTABLE REAL sS-
L TATE.-Un 1 ESDAi, SEPTEMBER 90
'sSt, in pursuance otun order ut the Orr hans
~, VII oe 7@in 2. Ihm .,eIpard Hotel the
SO ~ south Dubo street, CON isting OF n
dwelling hGusb Hgad lot Of Z tOund. IS feet
iucucs non ny no iGat deep. Tnu noGse con
tutns q rooms, win plt-i"r0 niti3. ami cellar
under the whole GOuD'C ptrlOr, dining room
1.-TWO stoIcs), with Kitchen dnd smoke hIuse {:
nyurunt a the Kitchen door pea :ne5, grapes,
etc: buildings ali IL goo der.
5 ile at o'clock . ~, wn"n terms VIII be
made known by SAMUEL MILLER
Executor at Abraham MCktum. deC'd.
HENRY SHUBEEr, AuctiOncer. IS Gydh&W
II IOuCy township Lancaster county, de-
ceased Letters Of administration on said
estate having been eTJutrd to the UndCrsig gned.
all persons ludcDfed thereto are requested
to make iumc,iLlr pnyrr eut, and those Eav.
ing claims or DENIAL IS against the same, VIII
present them WithcUt delay tor settlement to
the undersigned, residing in west Hest Hemp.
Held township. 0AhUtL bERR,
GEOnGE DE tH,
Administrators
EDw. T.. BRISToN, Attorney. sS6Ldoaw
TFMBER l0tl, VIII lie sold at 50. Az
West CHr-tnut -IrO-i, I, Sidencc OF VI. Bum
ham rnr entire stock Ot hOusehOl and
kttChH furniture, consisting a part OF pariOr
and cottage bedroom suits, brussels ana IN
grain carpets bnIeSus, hat lack, extension
Table, window CuTtu.u. and COrniCe-, hair
muttrcss's, spring beds. fualhr beds and y'il'
gcther with many other articles not numcr
ntti. S},lR to commence at o.. O'Clock, sharp
a. ~UUBrHI, Auctioncer.
II. ! .FRAILEV, Clerk. s6-3tdS, NIX fhR
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BOOTS q SHOES.
BOOTS Il SHOES.
INIsh HAHD-m ADE sHuEs.
VIM. Il. CAST,
No. 105 North Queen st., Lancaster
WE ARE ALMOST DAILY RECEIyIN8
NEW GOODS.
NEW GOODS.

And will mark them at the Lowest toSslnle
Figure To insure quick sales We nave tne
BEST 81 klP BOOT I'm the market, soiiu
throughout; better boot IL not 10 De ha''
anywhere Ior $500. You VIII Always hhd par'
gains here in
The Evening critic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1881-1885, 1884-01-18
SOUTH WASHINGTON.

Tho Leary brought up on it's last trip 100
barrels OF hofrlng for merchants IN the city. 10
was stated az the Ofllce this morning that as
soon as possible the regular trips would DO re-
sumed,
The Pilots Association Will hold nm import
ant meeting tonight at thoir hall, corner Of
seventh ana NJ 5treote southwest. 10 Is some
tlmc since fun meeting has been obtained so
that IL 10 desirable every member DO present.
The tug Mary Lewls, with n prov to break
tho ice, came up from Alexandria last even
ing, the tugs Hartley and Gedncy following
with five oyster PUNCHES In tow. The oysters
brought up provo considerable relief to the
market, tho price having advanced In conse-
quonco OF the scarcity caused by the stoppage
OF navigation.
The statement made by morning paper
that, Notwithstanding tho cold snap OF Tues
day night, the ferry. boats had begun running,
is wholly Incorrect. Tho city OF Washington
yenturod out into the stream ana broke tho
Ice about her, but has made no trips.
The funeral of Mr.. Buckley, who was killed
by the cars on Tuesday night, took place yea
terdny afternoon at 9 o'clock at 81. Dominic's
Church. The attendance was large, many OF
the Catholic Knights being present. mr.. Buck-
ley was highly esteemed and well known,
Father HOrgan officated.
The Evening critic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1881-1885, 1884-01-18
ALEXANDRIA AFFAIRS.

In the Corporation Court yesterday, on ap-
plicaiion OF Potomac Lodge, No. IS, I. o. o. f.,
l.. M. Davis and II. II. Rndd were substituted
property trustees In the place OF Christian
schafer and O. NJ. Driscoll, deceased.
The hulk OF the old U. s. s. RELIEF has been
hauled upon the ways at the lower shipyard,
where the work OF wrecking her will DO fln-
ished. The parties who originally contracted
10 break the ship have thrown up the job
The Ice in the river OFF this city is seven
Inches thick, though there are prospects OF O
general breaking up shortly. The tugs Mary
Lewis, Hartley and Gedney passed up from
the lower river yesterday with ak vessels in
tow. The steamer Norfolk started down, but
after reaching Jones' Point found the leo too
heavy for her and returned.
Mr.. John II. Cox, the popular newsdeaer OF
this city, was married at Leesburg yesterday
10 Miss A. O. Donohoe, OF Loudoun County, IN
the presence OF large number of the friends
rived In this city yesterday afternoon, and at
night a reception was given at their residence,
on Upper King street.
The County Lodge OF Good Templars, with
which Golden Light Lodge OF this city Is con-
nected, will meet In Arlington District, Alex
andria County, tonight. The lodge here Will
BIO represented by twenty-five delegates.
Randall Fountain, colored, was yesterday
committed 10 Jail, charged with being an ac-
complete in the assault on William II. Ford.
On Tuesday last Ford was unable 10 appear at
the trial.
An adjourned meeting OF the Hydraullon s.
i. Il. Company was held last night, but owing
TO the small attendance the report of tho
special committee on revision OF bylaws was
laid over till the next regular meeting. nj. j.
Waterman, George L. Rice and william Mills
were appointed committee 10 prepare plans
and report the probable expense OF certain
contemplated improvements. -
The Evening critic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1881-1885, 1884-01-18
DIED.

oLARK.-At tho residence OF his nephew, F.
o. Shaw, No. 21S street southeast, January
16, 1854, James Il. Clark, OF Paris HILL Maino,
aged GO years.
DoNALDSoN.-on January 10, 1884, of
pneumonia, Edna Irene, daughter of Sinclair
and Fannie Donaldson, aged 2 years and
IL months.
DUNN.-on January 10, 1884, at 4 20 p. M,
Bridget Dunn, aged 60 years.
RoDGERs.-Louisa D. Rodgers, on January
10, 1884, aged 81 years.
CARTER.-On the 18th instant, at o a. M,
Agnes Rose, 6 years and 10 months, daughtero of
Joseph and Adelaide Virginia Garter.
Funeral at 2 O'Clock Saturday afternoon from
her late residence, 100 Park Place. Friends
are invited TO attend
HoRNER.-At . 80 p. M, January II, 1884,
at the residence Of Louis Rowzee, No. 2l7 II
street northwest, OF consumption, Mariana
Horner, aged 30 years.
JENNINGs.-on January II, 1884, at $3.50
p. M, Anna Statia, daughter OF Joseph u. ami
Katie l.. Jennings, aged 10 months and II
days. Remains to be conveyed 10 Baltimore
Saturday, January 10, from parents residence,
No. o Sixth street northeast
HALLER.-on Friday, January 1S, 1884, at
z O'Clock a. M, Mrs. Leora A., wife OF Nicholas
II. Halter, aged 80 years.
Funeral from her late residence, No. 1920
Ninth street northwest, Sunday, the 20th INST,
al O'Clock p. m. Relatives and friends are
respectfully requested TO attend.
The Evening critic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1881-1885, 1884-01-18
EAST WASHINGTON.

Mr.. A. It. Boswell, chairman OF tho commit.
tee appointed by the indignant East Washing
tonians recently 10 devise means for tho
abatement Of the nuisance inflicted upon Thorn
by tho u. Z. Railroad Company, yesterday
appointed Messrs. John Il. Adams and John
DOnohue n committee 10 wait on tho House
Committee for tho District OF Columbia aud
learn when the committee can present their
memorial, which II signed by several hundred
properiy.Owncrs and residents.
Sunday, January 20, Will be the great mis-.
eionary grand rally nj EbenczerM Il. Church,
conner OF Fourth and d streets southeast. The
ministers TO preach during tho day are, at IL
o'clock, Rev. Z. Murphy; nj . o'clock, Rev. Dr..
sunderland; Mt o'clock, Rey. DR.. j. u. Rob
inson. Friends arc Invited to go over aud help
In the cause.
Niles Mamie French, OF Sixth street anu
North Carolina avenue, Is lying sick at her
home with typhoid fever. Her Improvement
VIII be anxiously awaited by large circle OF
friends.
Az Mr.. A. O. Shaw, OF First md ID streets
southeast, was moving large marble mantel
this morning II slipped and fell upon one foot,
crushing 1t painfully. Treatment was at once
applied, but II has not been ascertained how
serious the injury is.
While there has been considerable sickness
among the children tho iufrequency OF 1t and
death among the adult population OF East
Washington during the past week has boon
worthy OF remark.
Tho police yesterday made n small raid on
tho young men and boys who lounge on corners
and are guilty OF disorderly conduct aud
hauled In three, who deposited IS collateral
each and departed.
Helen Oracle, the little four.y ear-old daugh-
ter OF Mr.. Robert Leitch, IT., No. AL A street
southeast, died this morning OF malignant
scarlet fever. The funeral took place this nf-
ternoon at o'clock from the house, the In
terment being at Congressional Cemetery.
Residents on Eleventh street southeast arc
DESTROYS of knowing whether the proposed
extension Of the East Capitol street limo down
that street to the river has been abandoned or
will be begun In the spring. They look for
wnrd TO having ono OF the most beautiful as
well as the busiest street ON the East Side.
The Evening critic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1881-1885, 1884-01-18
To.day's Telegrnpnic Tins.

Reports from Khartoum state that the
enemy are encircling that city evidently In
preparation for the decisive movement.
Anthony j. Blocker, the well-known
and wealthy auctioneer and real estate agent,
OF New York, died yesterday afternoon In the
S5th year OF his age.
The London Times this morning denies
that NJ. Camille Barrere, the French Consul
General IN Egypt, has been carrying on an In
trigue with Ismael Pasha, but says that his
mission In Egypt was 10 mako general eau
vass OF the situation, a work In which he sig
nally failed.
Judge Cullen, of New York. yesterday
decided that Catharine Hogan is debarred
from obtaining divorce from Chas. V. Hogan
on account OF adultery, because she has known
for ave years that he was living with another
woman who passed. rs his vile, and she did
not seek a divorce during that time.
The Denver and New Orleans Railroad
Company filed complaint In the United States
Court yesterday against tho Union Pacific
Hallway Company for S100000,0O0 damages,
claiming that the latter road refuses TO OK.
change passenger and freight and has entered
into compact with tho Denver Rio Grande
Company to break II down.
Cheap Charleys, otherwise known as
Kaufman Bachrach's, clothing store Mt Eau
Glare, Wis., was destroyed by fire yesterday.
Loss about $4,000 TO $35, 900 on stock and
$4,000 ON building. Tho building was val
ued at $4,000 and Insured for $4,000. The
insurance on the goods has not been ascer-
tained, but II Ia supposed to DO sunlcIent to
nearly cover tho logs,
The Evening critic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1881-1885, 1884-01-18
WEST WASHINGTON.

There is n pressing demand In this police
pre:nct for funds with which TO provide for
the poor. There Is only n very small sum In
the hands Of Lieutenant Kelly to-day, and IL
that is not Increased 1t IL feared that applt-
cants for assistance Will have to be turned
away. The number applying for aid Is on tho
increase, and all good worthy people.
Charles II. Sinner, 10 years old, residing at
No. 2S11 NJ street, while coasting yesterday
morning down Thirtieth street, ran against a
tree, breaking his leg near the thigh. DR..
Bowie Tyler and Sutsr attended him. The
police cay that i've or six accidents from
coasting occur most every day.
About noon yesterday, onlcer Lyddane, OF
the Third Precinct Station, discovered iire
in the hallway OF house No. 1886 West Mar
ket Space. With tho assistance OF some citi.
zens the of1icer extinguished It without hav-
ing occasion 10 turn In an alarm.
Under tho direction OF Mr.. Hubbard T..
Smith, tho West End mlnetrels are about TO
begin series OF rehearsals, preparatory to
giving an entertainment for tho benefit OF the
Door fund.