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WALTER b WILLIAMS 4 CO.. Auctioneers.

WALTER b WILLIAMS & CO.. Auctioneers.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
REAL ESTATE ON SEVENTH AND EIGHTH
STREETS. ABOVE BOUNDARY.
BY virtue Of deed Of trust from John F. Buck-E3
n ioer $50 folio $780, Of the land records Of the <A
District Of Columbia and also of decree Of the su-
IN equity cause No sOis substituting arthur Biz
pqbs sHfSS IL H aTgns Of TIE sApUR
TABEE O'CLOCK Pm; sll OF lot a. in J. B. Haws
south four feet front on M street rosd BY 100 feet
depth Said property h, frontage OF SO feet inches
h st. road by depth Of 24 feet inches 9Th
extended, on which Il fronts 10 feet inches and ad
Joins the stables Of the Metropolitan Railway Company
It win b sold ~ three lots follows: One on tn
street IS feet inches by 40 feet in depth and
9Th street each 20 inches by III feet
The improvements consist Of Q substantial frame dwell
ling Of about ten rooms on the 9TH street front.
Terms Of sale Onsf0urth cash of which 300 must be
paid at time OF sale each lot and the balance in equal
payments in two and three years with interest de-
ferred payments to be secured by deed Of trust the
VI purchaser II terms Of sale not compiled with
IN ten days the property will be resOd at the cost and
risk Of the purchaser.
A. L. BARBER,
Ie Drot Building. r.o
ARTHUR A. BIRNEY, Afos'ees
d27d 456 Louisiana avenue.
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EQUITY CoCRT-JudCe Coz.
To-day. United States agt. Howgate sales finally
ratified receiver discharged and cause referred to
the auditor
POLICE CoURT-Jud0e Snel.
To-day, Frank Rollins, larceny; six months in
JAIL Henry Oliver, q small colored boy, larceny;
sent to the reform school during minority.
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ALL the departments win be closed at noon to
morrow.

ALLthe memb ers OF the cabinet except Secretary
Lincoln were present at the regular cabinet meet
ing to-day.
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TIVE VIRGINIA MIDLAND RAILWAY

IRE SHORT LINE To The SOUTH. SOUTHWEST
AND WEST
schedule in effect OCTOBER L. 1924
$40 A M.-NkW ORLEANS MAIL daily making Close
connections Ia al points south and Southwest
Daily. sxcrp- sunday. with c. * O. Hallway Pl,Il-
Sleeping Buffet cars from New York aud Wash
justOn 10 Atlantis Pullman Sleeping cars from
Warrington and Atlanta g New Orleans
Sic + M.-LOUfSVlILE FAST LINE. Daily via Char
louisville 10 Cincinnati. louisville and all Western
points. Pullman sleeVins Washington 10
Louisville.
10:4O r N-SOUTHERS MAIL AND EXPRESS. Daily
10 all points South and Southwest Dsnyilie and
Charlotte. Pullman Sleeping from Washing
ton via Danytl3e. Charlotte and Atlanta TO New
Orleans; also. from Washington via Charlotte and
Columbia Augusta
Manassas Divisions Train leaves Washington at 90
NJ daily except Sunday.
War; atom trains leave Washington at 9:I0 A. NJ and
5:i0 p NJ daily
For tickets au1 Information inquire Conpany's Of
Zee COL Pennsysyania Trains leave froul b
p station
n SLAUGHTER, " MACDANIFL.
Gen. Pass Agent. Agent
ana sol. HAAS Traffic Manager
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THE INAUGURATION.

COmmistees-The Work 81 Raising
Money Cemmenosd-AD esiGn ls9 sAe
Invitation Cards Adopted, &c.
At meeting Of the general committee In chafgs
Of the Inauguration ceremonies q ths Ariingeon
hotel last evening there were present James O.
BeFret. chairman; James T. Harvey, secretary:
Gen. c. AcKeeyer, G. C. Glover, r. O. Holtxman, J.
E Willett, Dr. Joa NJ Toner, c. J. Hiiysr, T. J.
Fisher. Stilson Hutchins, Rear Admiral worden,
Dr. D. b Clarke. F. L Moore, T. J. Luttrell, N. =.
MOTIFS, j.. w. Gsrnett, E Z. RiGgA Z. 3. MCGUIRE.
Adams sDS john WS'sfE So%pscn s S SsS NJ
from the special committee OF three to draw up
rules and regulations, submitted Q report, which
was adopted
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AUCTION SALES.

w Ss7 Louisi:ns avenue. opposite City Post ONCE
CLOSING SALE FOR 1884.
IAsdE l2T 81 F9 EYE q
sfSsssis eARksTs. EGas. rSSo FINE 3si.
An ,urcsE %. ~ gaoo5ssaArzp TOILET WARE
56 HSSa psS SsS.a S5S %S5S
S fada 5SSETEET FiSSsSrSS HOTEL AND BOARD
AT AUCTION.
n 80 Gr e FEN M
THohAs BOWLING. Auctiouesr.
GRAND AND IMPORTANT SALE AT AUCTION
q, oxxu1xx 1xpoRTED
TURKISH AND PERSIAN RUGS AND CARPETS,
comprising Rare and Rich Selections Of
PERSIAN. AfdHANIsTAN. DAoHIsTAN.
oUcHAx. ooRDIEs. CIRCAssIAN.
ARMENIAN. KHORAssAN AND MOORISH
RUGs AND CARPETS;
Also
JEDAZIENE, KEL1M AND BAGDAD POR-
THERE'S, ELEGANT EMBROIDERIES.
Forming Of the handvomest collections Of Textiles
In design and quality offered by To take place
ut my salesroorns. southwest corner Pennsylvania
enue and 18th street,
WEDNESDAY. THURSDAY AND FRIDAY.
JANUARY SEVENTH. EIGHTH AND NINTH, 1885,
AT ELEVEN AND THREE O'CLOCK
EACH DAY.
On exhibition Monday and Tuesday. January 9Th and
THOMAS BOWLING,
d30-6t Auctoneef.
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Quotations a Stocks end Bonds ana information ~
gardinx the Markets. received through our wires IN
sTANTLY. direct from the New York Stock Exchange
All or0sr1 sxecutsd and reported promptly. A9e
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THE ILLINOIS sENAronsnrr.


CANVAS OF tine Votes In the l,cgtsDoe
tmrc.
CHICAGO. December So-The Tribune has made Q
canvass OF the members OF the Illinois legislature
the senatorial question ana nds thas the republican
Tor INST choice stand 100 for Logan ana for
FarweIl For second choace-Farweli Ie: Hamilton
q j. c. Hawiey, . and ogiesoy.i only % s,enineda
second choice The democrats for mrs. choice stand:
Harrison, ~; Black, Is; Morrison, -; Palmer, IL;
Alien, q Marsh, 3; unkno wn. J.
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EX-SENATOR CoNKLIHa MADE an argument to-day
before the commissioner OF patents, in behalf OF
Edison in the telephone Interference case OF Draw
baugh VS.. Blake VS.. Edison.
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MEDICAL &c

nR- LEON. THE OLDEST ESTABLISHED AND
~ only reliable Ladies' Physician in the city can b.
COZ suited daily, 33 Missouri avenue first street south
a FenIsylvaia avenue between I'd and ~ streets All
female complaints and irregularities quickly removed
troinpt treatment Correspondence and consultations
strictly confidential Separate rooms Tor ladies' Office
LoGrs-ll TO 4 and to y. In dl-lnns
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COmMunicati0ns continue to pour s. upo0 tilI
executive COMMITTEES containing proposals non
and others The 0ermania Orchestra Of Phila6el.
phia offers % furnish one hundred musaclonS "a
the ball
Messs. Thomas McGiIl, John McGuire ara othess
besides those mentioned IN TIE ErAR, have mad
proposals 70 print the ofacsal program
Nj. David C. Kolb has applied eog tn nnnnnao.
ment Of the cloak roomR
Edgar Hartweil = Co, Of New YuTk, axs deeora,
tors, have made proposal % decorate tho ball
room.
Mr. John A. Gray has sugYeated the names q
MessrA Waller Iewts DAVID flsher, ". H. Lee. Z
take charge Of cotored y1s1GOrR
gentleman named 6helley, f1um REV Yoe1I,
has made inquiries q tho commfteoas 70 the facfl
accommodation Of visit0rA He said that owing q
the lack Of accommodations hoge 1gmMoNy would
send only 500 men instead Of 1,0o0 q WA r1t pro.
come at all 49,. & Sc
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PRESIDENT LIScoLN's OLD CoAcHMAN-John Nc
Avoy, who was Abraham Lincoln's coachman, wen
TO Ireland after his masters death, and yeSterda,
landed In New York on his way TO his brothers
farm In Kentucky. He expected to find money
waiting for him. but none was there. Arrange
ments were made to send him on.
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THR SAMUEL ]. TrLpRN CRY who has engaged
quarters for the Inauguration sis nephew OF his
uncle, }" and was member OF the New York dele
cation to the Chicago convention In July last Mr.
Samuel j. Tden, ST. will not be able to attend the
inaugural ceremonies on account OF continued i'll
health.
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PATENTS were issued to-day to the residents Of
the District as follows Geo. L. Ahmay WASH
tngton, file box; A. j. Amber, hydro-carbon vapor
fuel generator and burner; John E. Clokey, fire.
escape; Harris j. Rogers, telephone transmitter.
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DIED At PROVIDENCE HosPrrAL-Capt. Lehman,
Of Philadelphia captain and owner OF the schooner
]. II. Marvill, which recently arrived at George
town with cargo OF coal, was stricken with paral-
ysts few days ago and died last night at the
Providence hospital. His remains were taken TO
Philadelphia this afternoon.
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|. p.o. DoNDs. Bld. lAsk'aLan. srooK.I wa Askd
REAL ESTATE.

The following transfers OF real estate we're
filed for record to-day with the Recorder of
Deeds, as reported exclusively 70 THE CRITIC
by j. +. Olmstead, 1110 New York avenue
q street north, between Massachusetts, ave.
nue. and Twenty-ilrst street west, square 60,
part OF sublot 10, east 27x100, Curtis J, Hill
yer TO Ellen NJ. Ware; Si,d55.
street north, between North Capitol and
First etreets east, square 075, sublot 225, Is
ESQ, VIM. +. MattiDgly to George W. Uter-
mehle; $4,000
plerco's Place, between Fourteenth and FIJI.
teenth streets west, square 2O8, sublot 106,
~ 03l00x00, ID. Ii. Warner to Alexander Ash.
ley; $1,000.
Ninth street west, between II and streets
north, square 1903, sublot 80, 22hx100, Oiti-
zens' Building Company to David O. Ylngling
S720.
Ninth street west, between II and streets
north, square 363, sublots 10 and 81, each 22i,
IT. front, Citizens Building Company TO Mary
v. Gray; 81, 400.
Sixth street east, between Massach usets ave.
nue. and d street north, square S66, sublot
3S, 16xS6 VIM. z. Particle 10 Samuel II. Win.
salt; $1,000.
street north, between Tenth aud Eleventh
11-12x75, Elizabeth Hessler OF al. to John Il
Shields; nominal.
County.
Columbia Heights-Lots1, 21, % md part
OF 22, block so, John sherman, trustee, e
A. l.. Bateman, trustee; $4,260.
Same az above, A. u. Bateman, trustee, to
julia r. Marvin; $500.
The Slip In Georgetown-Part OF lot 3, Frank
Renshaw TO Benman Sailor; $1,000.
Ivy City-Block 6, Mary j. snowden to
George W. Williams, trustee; 1925.
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WEST WASHINGTON.

Chambers Lodge Of Good Templars will, on
this lfrlday) evening, hold an open meeting
for the beneflt OF the Juvenile Templars or
crystal Fountain Temple. Prominent speak.
ers are expected, among whom will BIO Brother
katzenstein, the Right Worthy Grand Tenn
plar. All are invited.
The recent narrow escape from drowning OF
AIRY Burrows, the 7.year-old son OF Charles
Burrows, should be q warning to parents to
keep their children away from tho river.
While playing about the float at Johnson 4
Bakers boathouse, at tho foot OF Thirty second
street, the boy lost his footing and fell into the
river, the water there being at least ten foet
was attracted 10 the spot, and, seeing the little
one struggling In the water, he jumped In and
pulled him out as he was going down for the
second limo. beyond n scare and wetting
the child was not Injured.
The Farmers Friend arrived to-day with
$500 bushels OF corn and 700 bushels OF
wheat. g. 7. Dunlop arrived with 400 bushels
OF corn.
Tho funeral OF the late Robert N. Spates took
on tho River Road, near Rockville. The attend
ance was very large. Tho pastor OF Bethesda
Presbyterian Church ofllciated. OLD residents
in the vicinity acted as pall-bearers. The re.
mains were taken to Glenwood Cemetery.
Professor Girard, the italian wizard, ap-
peared at Curtis Hall last night under the ali-
spices OF Golden Rule Council, No. 2, Junior
wizard proved himself an adept In the busl
nees, and his performance on the harp was
highly pleasing. During the evening an ele-
CANT past ofllcer's collar, made OF silk ana OF
fine finish, was presented to Charles A. Payne
by ID. 7. Miller on behalf OF Washington Coun-
ell, No. 2, or the Senior Order, Mr.. Payne hav-
Ing sold the largest number OF tickets for re.
rpnt pOnrprt
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Three.Mlasp6S MOrses
ct on TuesdRRsp1kH Nine entries.
AMUSEM e TS.
TIE nosroN IDEALS.

THE BOSTON IDEALS.
Commencing next Monday, under tho au.
Rifep, OF this city, The Boston Ideal Opera
company will appear for q week at the Ma.
tlonal Theatre. The initial performance will
be MARTHA"
GRAND TRoTrING MEETING.
The Washington Driving Club will hold at
Ivy City course next week, commencing Tues-
day, tho 9th, the grandest trotting meeting
ever known In this section. All OF the we'll,
known trotters and PAGES In the country Will
participate. The races Will extend through
four days. The Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
will run special trains, round-trip ticket only
ten cents. grand meeting is anticipated and
much sport to the lovers or the turf.
BICYCLE RACE.
on Monday next, at Athletic Park, the most
Interesting bicycle race ever held In Washing
ton will take place. The contestants Will be
United states); II. W. Higham, champion OF
sGnglandi W. q. Woodside, champion OF Ire.
land, and W. II. Morgan, champion Of Canada.
EGYPT AND THE soUDAN.
General r. T.. Colston, who was for six years
q Bey IN The Egyptian army, will deliver lee,
ture at Masonic Temple Monday evening next
on EGYPT and the Soudan." The purpose OF
the lecture is TO aid the ox-Confederate Sol
diers' Home. II Will DO illustrated and re-
plete with interest.
THE TEMPLEroN OPERA COMPANY.
Next week at Ford's opera-House will be a
week OF comic opera, the Templeton Opera
Company opening In their brilliant perform
ances. The object is for the benefit of the
First Company OF the Union Veteran Corps and
n gala week Will be the result. Sale OF seats
has commenced al the boxoflico OF the opera.
House.
LEVY.
This great artist, the king OF the cornet, APP
pears with able assistants at Lincoln Hall on
! Thursday evening next Sale OF reserved seats
commences on Monday next at Metzerotts.
THE THEATRE coAiIQuE.
May Legion and her troupe OF tropical
beauties are creating quite q sensation at the
Theatre Comique. The ladies', twenty In num-
her, are all handsome and artistes, and the
general programme very attractive.
THE DIME MUSEUM.
The management OF the Dime Museum has
reason 10 congratulate itself upon the excel
lent show OF the current week. Performances
are given every afternoon and evening.rsl4
"AIdernoy bs,rx wagons"
Fresh Attorney pI.Ife{I ehurned every morn.
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She Did Lose something.

~ declare" said a somerviIle lady, as she
consulted the "lost ana found" column OF the
morning paper, sits enough to make one lose
patience tosee how careless some people are
Every day see losses advertised. never lose
dentally spilled some OF his cofiee on tho Ia
blecloth, and, observing H. she reproved
him sharply. "You say you never lose any
thing" no said. "No," she replied sharply
"You forgot your temper, my dear" no said
quietly, and hush fell upon the room 80 deer
you could hear the time passing. ~
The Evening critic., 1884-05-23
Temperance Revival Meeting.

An interesting temperance meeting, under
the auspices OF the Good Templars, was held
last evening at North Carolina Avenue NJ. p.
Church. In the movement here started the
In that Vicinity, and every EFFORT Will be made
10 mako these Thursday evenipy meetings
worthy Of attention. The meeting last even
Ing was presided over by Mr.. A. Kalstrom, G..
W. O. IT., and powerful addresses were de-
livered by Mr.. 4. II. Hopkins, Mrs. Il. d. Rus
sell and Mr.. George A. Hilton. The splendid
music furnished was under the direction Of
Miss Ella Casey. 1ssfSse
The Evening critic., 1884-05-23
HOTEL ARRIVALS.


Henry II. Cooke, Trenton, N. j.; L. II. Brainerd,
Chicago; ". Stone Smith, Troy, N. Y; Fred F.
Wilson, Toledo, o.; Hon. f. d. Brown, West
A. welnman, N. Y; f. Goldsmith, N. Y; l.. II.
Pearce, Baltimore; L. j. Phelps, Kalamazo
N. A. Litchfeld; o. +. Reeves and wife,,Bloom-
ington, ILL.,; l.. Straus and wife, Chicago. "a
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Why lie stopped Lecturing.

"why did you stop lecturing on temper
ance 2" asked the Governor of Arkansaw, adj
dressing well.known reformer. swell, you
see, went mp into the Dry Fork neighborhood
and did my best, but the distllleries were too
thick" "Audience got drunk i suppose p
tbos, sS' pwSE,ilSu liar WY did you stop
The Evening critic., 1884-05-23

IHE DOuy oil an infant WaSstQund' In
James Greek Canal, betweenC ashhd II streets
southeast, yesterdaysasggssser
wALL'PApERasseerho 916 Seventh OF.
.EpNRk3tD REYNOLDS and James Reeves
aW6fe charged So each In the Police Court to-
day for having slugging match In the street.
WALTER HUNGERFoRD, colored man,
who assaulted Officer Rhodes instead OF as
slsting him to make an arrest, as he was or
dered TO do, was fined So In the Police court
this morning.
JOHN NJ. BUCKLEY, the enterprising
grocer OF the West End, corner Twenty -nrst
and nj streets, has nearly completed his fine
residence and store, which Will be an orna-
ment to that section.
RICHARD MARION AUGUSTUS FENwICK
will celebrate his 61st birthday to-day NJ bis
residence, 208 II street northwest. -,NasPBh-
wick has many friends who Hishfr'f MN many
more returns Of the saplfsFE
CABINET.sIzE- vsfot6 shphs, only $3.50 per
dQzep,.. lkesfef Hang, 4o6 Seventh 81. n. W.
CAPTAIN VIM. CHANDLER, of 1918 Val
ley street, Georgetown, has reported to the
police that between D and O'Clock on The
Q1st instant his house was entered hyttAfeves,
who carried on gold wqch .Headeu at $50.
----.z SstE
shirts, CoIIaEsSasM'4 daHs Done Up,
equal to Experimentation Laundry, Low
ste nrtHcy.
The Evening critic., 1884-05-23
FINAN GIAL.
To.dny,s stock NnotntIons.

The. following observations OF tho transac-
lions In the financial market to-day, together
with the opening and closing quotations, are
furnished by tho banking-house OF II. ID.
Cook, jrp Co, 1920 street, Washington,
ID. O.;
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FOR REHT-KiscsVaneous

VNoR RBNT-0RoCERY AND PROVISION
II atore with fixtures complete. central loca-
lion and good stand. Inquire at 502 q st. n. W.
my2-rs
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ADJUSTMENTS.
national THEATRES.
GRAND TROTTING MEETING
~ OF THE
WASHINGTON DRIVING CLUB.

All the Great Trotterg and PAGERS will take part.
FIRST DAY-TUEsDAY, MAY ~.
Three-minute class--Ten entries.
2:20 Class-Overmnn, VIII Benham, ST. Cloud,
Sleepy Joe and Tony Newell.
sECofyD DAY-wEDNEsDAY MAY rs.
2:28 C1ass-Eight entries.
$40 Class-Ten entries.
2:22 Pacers-Billy Ward. Fritz, Eddie Q. and
Bessie M.
THIRD DAY-THURsDAY. MAY 90.
2;2s Class-wnl Benham, Aimonarch, Walnut
$50 Pacers-Pearl, Gossip aud Juliet.
FOURTH DAY-FRIDAY, MAY 40.
233 Class-Nine entries.
Free,ior.all Pacers-Bufialo Girl, 2i2ysi Fuller,
213I: Billy s.. 216Js; Ilchball, 2:i21f.
.2.11 Class-Edwin Thorne, Sleepy Joe and Tony
Newell
The b. & o. will run special trains at 1910. 2, $50
and $50 y. M, and return trains Will be In walt
ing at the termination OF the races. Round-trip
tickets, 10 cents.
First race will be called at $50.
Members OF the Club can procure season badges
rom r. II. Baker, 400 Pa. ave.
The Evening critic., 1884-05-23
PROPOSALS.
DROPOsALs FOR MATERIAL.
OFFICE OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER,
Nav IgQl

WAsHiNGrON, May Q, 1881.
Proposals for material for use Of the Govern.
ment Printing Office for the fiscal year ending
June 20, 1885, Will be received at this OIL CO until 10
o'clock q. M, MAY 40, 1854. Schedules and
8. r. ROUNDS,
m7.w3w Public Printer, washington, d. @.
The Evening critic., 1884-05-23
Interesting TO I.adies.s.,i'''

just received, u large assortposnt Of Langtry
and single bangs anl wlsye86f all styles and
shades. Our long NJ efaids we sell at 81,
and hair blabSe6yo6 iI{alI shades. Bellcham.
Der GQls}e(SGair WAN. MRS. s. HELLER,
COG Ninth street northwest.
The Evening critic., 1884-05-23
FOR SALE.
BEAUTIFUL SUBURBAN BUILDING SITES
AT FORT LINCOLN,

(Rives station, on the IL. q D. hRllroAd')
FOUR MILES FROM wAsHINdToN.
SIXTEEN DAILY TRAINS.
COMPUTATION 10 CTS. PER DAY.
TEN MINUTES TIME TO THE NATIONAL
CAPITAL.
From this historic and commanding position -
presented TO view the Soldiers Home Brlght-
wood Village, National Monument U. 5. Capitol,
HyattsVllle az miles beyond), and the surround
Ing country for miles, with us NUS ana uAles,
valleys and streams, woodlands ana IArm-houses
In enchanting panorama, doing homage Geem-
ingly TO the good old Fort whose intrenohments
vet stand, q landmark OF the greatest civil war
on record, and memorable OF being named after
our martyTed President. Most desirable building
lois on Fort Lincoln Avenue and the BlRdens-
burg Turnpike are offered In size 10 suit pur-
chaseIs and on liberal terms; Spa Springs on the
pTemisea Cottages built at lowest contract rates
Tor part cash and easy payments Full Informs
lion ON application 70
Thomas A. Mitchell,
REAL ESTATE ARoKER,
ga Street, Rooms5 and6.
The Evening critic., 1884-05-23

Furniture, Carpef asltESafhtting.
Baby carriages sold }zr easy weekly or
Jersey avenue snstfhf Ht. Tho cheapest in.
stallment Asss6 in thfcity.
The Evening critic., 1884-05-23
FOR EXCHANGE.

WY ANTED-To EXCHANGE NEW STOVES
w for old ones ut Buffers Stove Exchange,
Sor. 9th and H smoky ohimneys cured or no
bonRht, f27
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TTs ss s 0r,r. n9 o
sweet misi, &c, per d Cream lbc. per pint.
The Evening critic., 1884-05-23

IN bnm1 70 suit ~ per CENT,
TSs %Si az 8V & Ss e gsH gs
tins insued ON LIST ana 10th. M
The Evening critic., 1884-05-23
PERTINENT PARAGRAPHS.

The body of an infant was,.fpnfsdF Ia
James Greek Canal, between sashfid Il streets
southeast, yesterdaYsEsslss'
The Evening critic., 1884-05-23

VETANTED-FoR THE ACCOMMODATION
wv OF the Good Tempars Grand Lodge OF the
World, which meets In convontion In Washing
ton, May ~. 1851, one thousand rooms; 50 cents
allowed for each person for bed and 50 cents per
day for board, or 81 per day for room and board.
Call at my office as soon as this you see and re-
Ofice, SOO + 81. n. W., "A. m. to p. m,
by order of Reception Committee my.1-tf
The Evening critic., 1884-05-23

WTANTED-To RENT-oNE FURNISHED
w and one unfurnished ROOM suitable for light
housekeeping; location, between 9Th ana 18th and
y and n; terms must be moderate. Address
Permanent" Critic office. mylD-8tN
The Evening critic., 1884-05-23
KANTED-H elp--remaie.

Advertisements OF Three llnes under this hi
inserted three timeB for rs cents
The Evening critic., 1884-05-23

yNTANTED-oNE FURNISHED ROOM ON
w I'd or Sd floors. rent must be moderate; refer
ences exchanged. Address NJ. f. S. s.. Critic
office. my2i-3t
The Evening critic., 1884-05-23

THE BUoIUN IDI4ALos
Commencing next Monday under tho au.
spices and for the benefit OF the National
Rinee, OF this city, the Boston Ideal Opera
Company will appear for q week at the Ma
tlonal Theatre. The initial performance will
hA LAAInr1ha- -
The Evening critic., 1884-05-23
0RDERTAKERS.

JOSEPH O. LEE.
Formerly of Henry Lees sons
UNDERTAKEN
New and commodous wareroom, No. 32i Penn.
ave. northwest. Residence on premises. fei II
The Evening critic., 1884-05-23

nor sALE-A CHOICE LOT AT COLONIAL
~ Beach for q bargain. Apply at once 70 !
NJ. NouTse, 1920 l. at. my20-3t
The Evening critic., 1884-05-23

INOR RHNT-NO. zoos 18TH ST. N. W., TWO
II story and CELLAR hrlcd 6rooms: nll improve.
ments, SwormsIedt & Bradley, Us Il 81, n W.
my9l-3la
The Evening critic., 1884-05-23

w ANTED-LADIES, CITY OR COUNTRY,
w to make 81 to % daily fringing Easter cards;
send 30 cents, stamps or postal note for instruc-
ton ana samples. Address Agency, p. o. Box
1896, New York city. lai2-f
The Evening critic., 1884-05-23
HAKTED-MisceHaneous.

yEIAETED-ALL TO KNOW THAT DIR.
w Taylor, 03i Fst., near 10th, makes beauti-
full sets Of itificla teeth tor s5 guaranteed to give
fall satlsiactlon; extracting with gas. chloro!orm
or local anestheics, 50 centH; without, IS cents;
Filings at very low prices oc29