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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-02-18

No. fof. Investment property. the lots
soon to be in request for business Bullu
ings renting for over six hu, dred dollars per
year, aud The ground iargo. For sale at
very heap price on It's present merits an"
I'M hu To.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-02-18

No. 92, Dwelling, south from 7 a, p. icS
five rooms, lot aif n block.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-02-18

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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-02-18
large lot, GENITAL l,x.I
be mad also. and chm

."i sc iutf 'tnllhl *. ihi
be mad also. and c'isl
No. lie. vacanl n . .
south side, 5lll5l. hi
No. Il3. Dvelllu 4 OSA
lot, 5sxlJD, on south q 10 q
all round, vines III d o!ih
ant home, and q gn:1 rcug
price II must be N.!hl q. u
business is new ID "a Three
No. ia. DVeIlg ss =
Iooms, lot looIl@ ss IA
M. Ii5. Dwelllq I over
e,sterD, stable, o. | ply
Price thirteen hrusx
Ms. 1i0. Houdoi 49,,
lots with building q sAl.
year. The only "a rIR,
street. The pro,tu "a
under above pre- t,l bonth,
No. III. Dwelling Dough
lots. each 5oylA,aa
depot, good feno, a good
No. IFS. DWrlIli. bad. an
and we'll finished, 4 " motto
Price fifteen buntM farload
No. ll9. Fine N .oPuf
beautifully finished es
poFcles n1rfflol Y Tools
pTiceshco. ass box
No. ivy. lwsla (F-ai',
sou h fcm To m re,a,ns
worth almost ihsi 2 @
No ASSN. IdF -RLAN
one ofthe btsi slsl UNI ses
No. n9AAX. y
Fifteen Aandred . ersISr
No. ITO, Ivesdl ,,c,,,.
rented 1W slcooE , ~. ~,
When lease sIplis u'e Iuii
at sl2ooysr .ts'n vi ~ n.y. ifale
seld for s1joo. n n W. gu
No. liz. Dzsir' d T psy M Nc
100. soso, and le
No. Is1x. ys'5 for Wo
500; tyols,tl
Tacser's Hill IEl--M
No. ies. Dv. bar pI,
and sidaFalkAi corner nm
lotlooxioo. si;boani
No. la ysas le', q 10 81
,outn Side, IIi i. :, -
No. IaI. Dsl b. S \, XIV .
zoo, shade ~ Fcpieiorr.
No. 10 u r. .So :.
osntrall ydisz AN. Y. q
year. Tishcs "
ment atiheFs sAaltsa
- ol.. - = taekla
No. M. .ol Ia prct. ara 0
iarre,, and d. All .,
area OF ihesp -. >.
property oOa4 (ORN spR
No. 1ej. NJ ailv as go
vibrant, lol Read (
nIace is 30 y, Streets,
s ", RS. IL. E-A GOO
az ~ reuunr v wagon. IN
No. is9: v. lyE ION
ION streef ~ nld cheap
Of Tradersy soitcs
" Also hoas F.
stu ct, Ops sIrD...LI
ae tI:o, % y HAVING
oan Two dss ". ~ % sell,
no each, vs. slool.
pIaesfcissni..gg.s lDysR
Al. Az, hSs,, fRorEssT
Also, iEss, n. 3.
Lessihsstf, 4 hammer
this iIepH iI,,s h, a,an sire
prices. " Stevens
-. $50 " East Veal
"a. ~ ,u "ilef Fouril
NO. 10 lr,s -.lleations
sl60. mr. -.
10. ~ " IA Sy sS, NJ D.,
teen NJ i VA Sons I'm
No. NJ ts aIa q court n
on sole s'1sriord ~
10. o. !; n. and 1 ' ta
for ,lylE s. Of CHI
~. IS ASD Earn
ha,,sasns - ION the Ey
~, 4 hnpe ny ny has ocais
is, ~ pfomptI,
Sossimt meat W. ofthe d
e1-,6 ~ over Tva
~; ,,, l''si asar the sqsai
lh1, ,psiu's !, L!uRBook, i
ITS. ~ S 4, ron Worth
dotf ~ Corner
af XIX SN'a's. once
= A tI n hsSoILEs, p,
can bs " 0tice and
No. ~ nv Siof streets
sord sirs talI v stosa.
lor, lop ---s'z
IS 81. = Iss y sakRsleAS- y
a'keii6 4, bSce * Z
,s",ab, '' 3. Once
sI,gSa IlSsi, ssla sanse.'
Ten e. w: HoAcEl
No. Fltt rworih, n
Byrns lE,,u fillrd and
Ing ". Telepl
70. .issAsseY IA
iae NJ w, M 40 ib,n,cse. II
W. aesldenc
ll.4ss Il .tzsaics,
va ss " S y'',es
- q sf is.a oUse : !
n scea ess ! ' square
,uslDS lad IL ~, 4 made .oi
1'po'. Lar,
$ y. ~ entrs, Baird, r.,
!, y ,sots M NV ~ part OF -
y u etsnmooalr mercisl
MT ''0s'i0ns.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-02-18

No. IOs. Four new dwellings, tntnee dollars
ren,lng for seven hundred and my ,sysli built
per year, lot 2OoX2o9 unusuhlly II around.
abd painted. new paling iehce u"
VIII Sell n riuhf
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-02-18

~o.0S Vncant lots IN Tucker addition,
sOut IA On ri Of citv, each JDX0O.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-02-18
, = zpTTE. FORT WORTH TEXAS MONDAY. FEBROARY 70.

Spring approaching and for fear it will find with win
have everything house. that rich rich
dress well a trfng cost
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-02-18

|ssaisSsi Baird, re,|
ns IA, part OF hi
~unsdsiiiesarssI.al
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-02-18

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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-02-18

No. 100. nandsome RESIDENCE re ioi
and grounds. on south side, VIII -, ,hrs
No. no. Two renting houses Knit on .
rooms each zone entirely new "o''
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-02-18

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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-02-18

No. iO8. Dwelling, three rooms, eence,
side, lot | Oxl5O, gar on, fruit, pahas jois.
stable and sheds Price pine hnnd, = -. =.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-02-18

no. SO. dwell NJ, tn rteen rooms, central
corner lot lO0XloD ilfAd with ST awberryAanl
lrut trees, wool ilDuse we'll in doors Price
Ilmr thOnsnn live hunureh dollars.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-02-18

No. i05. s. bnrban residence, ten AVN ,sw,
dwelling, 1--WE rooms. The nnd Is he .'t sSer.
and divi ed MO lots ready for sale, ne u al us
Is II bargain in A.. Investors VIII p'e"ss ~
shn IN IN 4
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-02-18
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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-02-18

Ne. 53. Valuable residence Of eight rooms,
with lot lOOXl q, well, sta lies etc. This PROV
er Vt central and about to be demanded ior
business purposes.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-02-18

No. IO3. Dweiling, siX no ms, with lot looN
home Forty.two kundred snd hity dollaIs'
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-02-18

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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-02-18

E%aScsSs.MD.,
EItSasIiaasl
Ess,hs q ana|
fS;;I n. anditoI
fsaa,es Of chi
IasssDl, ElE-D
knj aM l0cats
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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-02-18

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nleha 5hroat.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-02-18

M. 3D.. Dwelling of seven rooms ana large
lot (lJONli2l. for 300
Also, a beautiful, high, vacant lot .O0xlOO,
one of the 1nest sites OF the size in tie city,
for sale AT p moderate price, considering adj
NADtugeS
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-02-18

No, 1Oi. Dwelling, sew en- .,a, ~, ,sa
80, e ntral 10 alton. k5yo thousanu W."
hundred aud iiftN dollars.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-02-18

No. s.. Hotel property, centrally situated
house Of f"urte rooms, and doing profit
aule Business, having an avers sc of forty
guests. kuSe could either continue the
business or lease for $50 per year. The lots
are valuable, being liz feet front. Inqulrers
will be surprised NJ the low pr &c of this piece.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-02-18

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The Evening critic., 1884-10-14
THE DAY BEFORE THE CONTEST.
HOW Mr. Blaine Passed Yesterday
md Inst Evening in Ohio.

and Inst Evening ia Ohio.
MIR. Blaine will go TO Detroit to-day. While
ar-rrospdrt, ohio; yesterday two old veterans,
one hundred years old and the other ninety,
came to the depot to meet him. The elder was
Z a;lieutenentti the .iast var with sdTep, Brit
! aJi,s The younger was born In Wales but came
; t&i1lk country, in 1851 They both told Mr..
1&&t6 that they expected to soel him Presi-
deBtbf9 the United States. Mr.. Blaine said to
tho people who were at the depot ID greet
him:
ception, This old gentleman with whom I
nave nfet been talking was born whom this
country had but 100000 people; IL has now
about so, 0O00O0s-He was born whom we had
lust escaped from colonial dependence, and he
has lived to sec this among the Loading ma
, tionsof the world. IL we desire 20 Keep Il up
let us maintain those principles on which
alone a truo Republic can rest."
At Upper Sandueky the people called Tor
speech. Mr.. Blaine said !. "a eDeech, my
political topicsis TOO late; actionfs tho word
now, Tomorrow Ohio Is To proclaim the re.
eu I OF the Presidential election. hope the
Republicans OF this state are ready for trial."
just as the car containing Mr.. Blaine and
, party left Lancaster, Ohio, yesterday morning
the one having Mr.. Hendricks on board pulled
In. Mr.. Blaine spent last night ut Toledo.
At Columbus Mr.. Blaiue was called upon by
number OF prominent Republicans. Among
them was Commissioner Dudley. who said TO
need not give yourself the least concern about
today. The result is certain. would not
give any one fifty, dollars to insure US the
State" Mr.. Blaine replied that the skies had
never looked bilsh!er 4 hin,
q aG a si;? RSis Wa i5! saef
ARTH, 1914 IL Bt, &C,
The Evening critic., 1884-10-14
ALEXANDRIA AFFAIRS.

Mrs. II. W. Berry, 1927 Ninth street north
west" sage: "Neuralgia has beeH .,tbarpane
e 20 a % to s1 my Win @ny snr e
the beginning or,iApmmer Medical skill sriid
not avail until InyPhyslciaA ordered Browns
but also the dssediul neuralgia and nervous
prostratioD. Iemphatisslly recommend It,"
Tho election In the'Thftd Ward to-day to I'LL
the vacancy existing 10 tho City Council Is
The regular Democratic Thominee, John II.
strider, will have any opposition. small
vote will be polled. - l7i...b
John simms was fined IS in the SIayor's
Court Yesterday for being drunk and disor-'
derby on the streets. ,r.af
Governor Robert Il. Patiison, OF pennsyl-
vania, who has been visiting his brother-in-
law, Mr.. @. d. Carln, In this city, has returned
TO HIS homo.
The Amusement and Concert Company gayo
one OF the finest Entertainments at tho o pera-
House last night that has been witnessed here
this season. The house was we'll filled. The
came company VIII appear here Saturday In a
change of programme. Siai' ~.
Robert Ewors, the young man who was ar
rested by parties from this city on suspicion
Of attempting to wreck a train on the Virginia
ass been released by the
My husband was greatly benefited by
Browns iron Blttera: He heartily recommends
II i, 70 dyspeptics. Mrs. l.. NJ. LESCALLEr,
41OSeventh street southwest. -
In tho Corporation Court yesterday decree
for divorce and giving custody OF child was
granted 20 Alfred s.. Ryland. Administration
upon the estate OF W. II. irwin was committed
10 Arthur Herbert. The grand Jury returned
true bills on the following Indictments: Harry
Jefferson, burglary; O. Il. Churchmau, inten-
tionally and iniuriously opstructiug street;
James Green, felonlously and maliciously cut
ting and stabbing; Thomas Mann, assault and
battery. The grand Jury was then discharged.
Mr.. William s. Hough, while splitting wood
yesterday morning at his home on Washington
street, WIS struck In Tho lV "a vinU
OF the came and badly injured.
Tho new registration In Fairfax County com.
menced yesterday and Will continue during
the week.
There wereno prisoners at the statlonhouse
last night awaiting trial.
Two years ago, whilo at work In Baltimore,
Was unable to ~ about until used Browns
Iron, Bllters; IN rapl Improved me, IN.
: ttllied new Ike; u Is AEghest strengthening
NJ street, GEORGETOWN, d. o.
The Evening critic., 1884-10-14

ABOUT $50 o'clock last night Miss Mol
lie Wells, OF No. 13l Eleventh street south
west, while passing tho corner OF Ninth ana
Dstreets, In company with another lady, was
assaulted by an unknown colored highway
man, who attempted ksnatch some money
from her.
My daughter Mrs. ,sWaiEor, has had a
troubles 20 cJktend Eainst, They p anneSSsd
her and brought er.Reakness and debll-
~, while ], HQ@ pigIhyy, was nearly u
AZ Defrees street.
The Evening critic., 1884-10-14
ron SELE-Hoyses,

LNoR SALE TWo-sToRY BRICK DWELL.
IT ing, O rooms and bathroom; convenient
TO Government Printing Oflce ana Ii street
cars price, $4,000. Tyler Rutherford, 1926
i ST, n. W. ocl RI y
The Evening critic., 1884-10-14
Marriage License

Ieaac Thompson, of Alexandria, Va, and
Mary Wallace, OF this city.
VIM. Ii. Balllnger and Maria McOabe.
Simon p. King and Laura V. Crockett.
O.. +. Urnham, of this city, and Christine
schaffert, OF Wurtemburg, Germany. .,,s.s,.
Chas. q. Reckert OF Baltlmore, MD and
Mary ]. May, OF George town. -
The Evening critic., 1884-10-14
ron EXCHANGE.

VXJANTED-To EXCHANGE NEW sToyRs
w for old ones ut Buffers Stove Exchange,
sor 9th and III smoky ohlmneyb cured or no
bongbt " ~"s'' Va" S'"Nse5 ~
The Evening critic., 1884-10-14
THE JOCKEY CLUB.
The Promise OF an ExcelIent- Meet
ing This Month.

The course of tho National Jockey Club OF
this city is one OF the most popular In ltae
country. The meetings OF racers there arc
always successful. Everything Is square aud
above-board. Tho club has most envlabIe
reputation. All the best horses In tho country
come hero 10 run q course at Ivy Oily. At the
meeting this year there Will DO present long
strings OF cracked horses, who Will contend
for the itch purses offered. II is going t. be
n grand success.
The Evening critic., 1884-10-14
DIED.

SIpE.--On October ~, 1891, at O'clock q.
M, Hezeklah sipe, aged rs years. ~.
DANT.--on Monday, october 10, 1ssl, at
o'clock a. M, Joseph NJ. Dant, - a. "a.
Relatives and friends are invited To attonn
his funeral from his late residence, No. 1893
Seventh street northeast, on Wednesday, o.
tOber 10, az o'clock q, m, Services at 81.
poRTER-on Monday, Octohet ~, atl6t3O
q. M, Susan b., beloved wife OF Fitch j. pof.
ter ana daughter OF the late Thomas j, and
Hannah o. Trlplett y vNab
Relatives and friends are requested 10 at
tend the funeral Wednesday afternoon az A
o'cloclSsfrOm the residence of her daughter
Mrs. AT. Buchly, COS Sixth street northwest.
The Evening critic., 1884-10-14
MIR. A. N. yyiIIIoms Acouitted.

When the Criminal Court met this morning
tho case OF Mr.. Arthur u. Williams, attorney
-at-law, charged with receiving stolen prop
elty, still being on trial, Judge Wylia-said 10
the Jury that lac had said TO them yesterday all
he deemed necessary 10 say. The question Of
fact was with them and they could retro and
tes tho jury returned With q verdict OF not
guilty,
The Evening critic., 1884-10-14
.! esy, rs? VIC j5! gssii
ARTH, 1914 IL Bt, &C,
A VERY BAD AAorros
which Prevails in u Bad Locality to
be BrOisen Tn.

Jenny Ross, Ida Lewis, Martha Roper Sadie
Street, Minnie James, Cora Hayes, Tiny Gar
ret and Mary Turner, keepers Of dlsreputablo
Embellishments below tho Avenue, were
charged in the Police Court this morning with
selling liquor on Sunday.
They oil forfeited $25 except Tiny Garrett and
Martha Roper, who had their cases set for
trial Saturday.
Liquor has always peen dispensed In the
disreputable establishments. A crusade was
recently organized against them and thirty OF
them took out Wholesale licenses, Recently
Lieutenant Arnold noticed number OF
drunken men In the "Divislon," and knowing
they did not get drunk In saloons he raided
tho btwdy houses for the purpose OF detecting
violations of the liquor laws. He states that
he intends to break up tho sale OF rum In this
section on Sunday II possible,
The Evening critic., 1884-10-14

= w. Fl vBEREIOFF
Dealer In Wall Papers, Window Shades, Picture
Frames, ficturea, etc,
0I0 SEVENTH STREET HoRTHwEsT
The Evening critic., 1884-10-14
whasn Trunk Did.

yves, that saved u.s." concluded q mAy>vho
had been detailing narrow escapa<fSm b
railway accident. "When we found thai one
OF tho supports OF tho bridge hsf "eiven way,
fortunately the baggage m9stknow what todd.
He looked over all the trHtKs In the baggage
car until no came g Rcs6nt ono 4e knew camp
from Kneessi,s. Xfsf cir, he tom that trunk,
safely and ssg were saved tsaeea by that
trunk. hrhgoing up to Kneetsga./ 425 Sew
enth sssset, now 10 get one for hyself."
The Evening critic., 1884-10-14

The ladies' say that tho moh may talk gnD6t
me elections To-day, but they arc pRDihilf as
InieIeslipg as the Grand fall opeRlps to-day at
and seen the crowds aboutSthe last consign.
ment or hats, comprialnnthe latest novelties,
and observed the eeptacy caused by tho nno
dlsplay OF falI hnDU and cloaks and heard the
delightful soRt2m as each fair visitor came
across sonl1thing particularly beautiful, you
w2pllladye said that the OHIO election palod
mo ineignificance.
The Evening critic., 1884-10-14
PERTINENT PARAGRAPHS. IA

IL is said, gnaE1Mhefseif carefully
against cold. shassstsehtly does not believe
In FREQ cQneef'tp, fjNt does believe in tho froe
use aesNbr. Bull's Cough Syrup, as 1t has curad
her several lines. - ~
My husband used Browne Ird Bltters for
dyspepsia and genesal debllitX He Is now
enjoying excellent hAplth, M. W. A. TAY-
LoB, T05 Four-andAslialf st. soN Invest
MARSHAL MoMIcHAEL yesterday award
+ ed contraots for the following aticles Tor his
onco for tho ensulpRs-yrari Sc NionerNgsaJ, q.
Parker. wood andSoal, &CSYalkareE Uo,, OF
pAny. Ae@[N ...s
llcAns would csrrXCSiSTS< S,yhers do
you Democrats et,akQsl< sannNA?' inquired
won't get tDby more than 10,uJ0. -nad.taat Is
allltgntfor CleyeiRad sapufposes. =
~! have taken seygfillbo1 Aof Browne Iron
been used by o&ar ineNDBs OF my family
S MIN IKE good atiI9ts Go%N%enaa 4 70
street. southeast,
The Evening critic., 1884-10-14

ITO! FOR TIRE CHEAT FALLS AND
Ii CABIN JOHN BRIDGB.-The STEAM
packet ENNEISIoh will make ,,
to the above points on Friday, IsEs.s
October ~ AZ $ O'CLOCK, FROM wharf, corner
ply At oiiiees J!otis& j. waters, No. Is High
st., West Washington. Telephone, 3Ss5. Can BIO
chartered MONDAYS. Wednesdays and Saturday.,
The Evening critic., 1884-10-14

Miss Ella NJ. EMERSON leoa Fourteenth
Win dyspepsis rss3 Esa no Sonea SI from
p pro Of % ned Pc Until L used
my health. I rebmmend 10 TO .assksf dyS
pei TIC" .-sdSecs~
The Evening critic., 1884-10-14
EXCURSIONS.

MT. VERNONl MT. VERNON
STEAMER w. W. CoRCoRAN sF17klfk y
Leaves sevonth.street wharf daily, except Sun.
day, for Mt, Vernon at 10 o'clock o. M; returning,
reaches Warrington about $3.50 p. nj. ~
L, L. BLAKE, CaptAln.
The Evening critic., 1884-10-14

DR.. w.N. walers, 1910 Thgty-second street,
Georgetown, kayE fEns Iron Sd, d, Dliters +
icate young teefh and 10 those like myself,
carrying th&~%gntqf1e years, 1t is great
blessing. It Featee Gan appetite, gives
strength and improves digestion. heartily
The Evening critic., 1884-10-14

Dick Harrington Very IlI.

AspecIai. dispatch from Wilmington, DOL,
says. "Advices from Dover this morning state
that the condition OF Richard Harrington, tho
weIl-known politician, is very critical, he hay
Ing been stricken with paralysis yesterday.
He 10 said to DO dying. Ho was chairman OF
y tho lie publican State Committee two years
ngo, and his Inst active participation In poll
tfce was at tho State Convention last April.
him on account OF his action in the election OF
the United States Judge TO succeed Judge
Bradford, deceased. He then showed signs OF
rapidly-fa health, but exhibited his old
timo vim and rhetoric in exciting speeches
aud running debate. He has been diesipa
very much since, and was out OF politics."
The Evening critic., 1884-10-14
Nissen's Health Institute

for physical exeroisea and the treatment OF
chronic diseases by Swedish Movements and
S3s TENTH STREET NORTHWEST.
Gam. TO D. m. Call for circulars,
The Evening critic., 1884-10-14

have hardly hnisheasQpe bottle OF Browns
lion Bltters, HnknalreaF feel considerably
long time. XII AMIN WHITE, 2I7 Four
and-a.half stfeetborthwEst. ,,.,s,,.
The Evening critic., 1884-10-14

RTARIE1S HALL--MR. l.. q. MARINI WILL,
-Nkopen his Academy for the reception OF pupils
Saturday, October 4, 1854, at o'clock u. M. for
misses and masters, aud at 9 D. m. for admits All
the former pupils are invited to attend on the
and Saturday, Circulars can now be had nj the
music alores and at the academy. se2S
The Evening critic., 1884-10-14

CHELDoNS DANCING ACADEMIES ,IOOi Z
- nj. N. W., Tuesdays, Thursdeys aud Satur-s
days; Washington Hall, Third st, and Pennsyl.
yanin avenue southeast, Mondays and Fridays.
Send for circulars or terms for renting either hall
to 1901 Il at. N. W. pelB
The Evening critic., 1884-10-14

WANTED-A THOROUGHLY COMPETENT
w woman In ladies' and childrens Dress
making wants work to do at home. Address
or apply at 1123 10Th st.
The Evening critic., 1884-10-14

TED-EMPLoyMENT BY A RESPECT
W able white girl to cook, wash ana iron.
Addresa A. q. r., critic ofIlce.
The Evening critic., 1884-10-14

EoR RENT-oN FIRST FLOOR, TWO UN.
IL furnished rooms, with dinmg.rOom and
EiIcheni new houses mod, Improvement 037
p tt. NV, n ocll-3ts
The Evening critic., 1884-10-14

"ANTED--A SITUATION by A CoLORED
w girl to do general housowork; can give
good references. Address d13 81. alloy,
bet. 1lh and bth, IN and y etg. II. W.
The Evening critic., 1884-10-14
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

WANTED-BY A .CoLoRED YOUTH,
w place as waiter or TO drive Il carriage;
can give good references. Address 1917 Sev-
enth st. u. W. oc13
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"Hearis OF Oak"

SEE the BiaSGie parade on Friday .stsd
The Evening critic., 1884-10-14
KNKTED-- Nfnnftons--EemnLe.

WTANTED-BY A GOOD HAND, DRESS
w making and family sowing to do; street
suits, 200 10 SO; house dresses, 20 cents aud
up. call at room ., No. $40 y ct. n. W.
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PERSONAL

LNBANKLIN SQUARE PARK AND l. ST.,
~ sunday evening; II agreeable, gent would
like TO make acquaintance. Sub Rosa, Critic
onice. ocld-2tS
The Evening critic., 1884-10-14

EoR RI1NT-TwO LARGE AND ONE SMALL
IL reoh,nteely furnished, In quiet family
OF adults OH OH ~. n W, ocl1.3tf
The Evening critic., 1884-10-14

NANTED-To TEACH FEW SMALL
w pupils beginners preforrod) music
lplanol; pupils thoroughly taught. Address
213 9th 81. e. o.
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wAKTED--AisceAaheous.

VTANTED-LADIES,C CITY OR COUNTRY
w to make az to % daily ringing Easter cards;
send 80 cents, stamps or postal note fer inAtruc.
tion and samples Address Agency, p. D. Box
1885, New York city. ial2u
ITIIUtT5ei "a nc a lf,tI rnT- AIS III, -,
The Evening critic., 1884-10-14

YNTANTED-A CoLoRED BOY TO WORK
w in store. Call at 1924 Fourteenth at.
N. W. ocl 1.3tt
The Evening critic., 1884-10-14

WTANTED-AsITUATI TO COOK, WASH
w and Iron In private family. Call nc
1919, in the rear OF NJ ST., bet. 2ith ana 25th,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-12-10

Of equality IN tduetsiou. forsocth ! And
wtst DOS that meant II II means any"
tbias, II Ia that the Journal regards the
sou,h ~ a dependency Of the North, aad
thai the North should make laws Tor our
government. II means thai Federal law
and Federal inspection must be northern
law and northern inspection. II means
thas the South Is not to be trusted.
TIE Journals assumptions rs to how the
fund would be managed are not only 40.
surd, but It would appear. In vies Of all
the facts, that they are maliciou, as well.
lit will take the trouble TO read the last
report Of the Rev. ,Dr. j. L. NJ. CURLY,
whom Il has bcid up a. high
authority In the past, and who Is high a'l'
thority. 1t will sec that Il hos no foundation
for either IT'S statement la respect OF sonth-
en- sentiment concerning education or for
questioning the purpcss OF the southern
people to act in good faith. When sifted,
IFS apparently fsir talk about the "sanction
Of Federal law I" and "a certain amount OF
Federal inspection" involves the idea oil
seciionalism. II the Journal really has the
education 81 the negro at heart, II Is taxing
very poor way to prove the fact.