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PERSONAL AND POLITICAL.

THE Legislature of Ohio has refused
to take up the graded liquor tax bill, and
The Scott law will probably not Exchanged.
II. C. WOODROW, formerly Of Gin
cinnati, is going to lay a cable railroad in
Paris.
ARELATIvE of A. T. Stewart, sup
posed to be insane, has brought suit against
Judge Hilton 70" 100000.
THE Russian Ambassador, Prince Or
loft, paid his respects to the Emperor Will
liam on the 21st.
TIE Committee on Military Affairs of
the House has called on the Secretary of
War for history of the proceedings by
which Captain Payne was ousted from Ok
lahoma.
On the 21st the case of Orrin Carpcn-
ter for the murder of Zura Burns, at Peters
burg, ILL.,, was given to the jury, and the
people were anxiously waiting for the ver-
dict.
On the Dist Champ and Rudolph
Fitzpatrick were hanged at Columbia, KY,
for the murder of Miller Brewster.
A DENIAL comes from Rome that the
Pope has any IDEA of leaving the Eternal
City.
MINISTER SARGENT, in addition to
dining with Bismarck on the 22d, attended
n soiree given in the Imperial Palace in
Aonor of the Emperor's eighty-seventh
birthday.
THE poor of London are urged by the
MARQUIS o. Lorne To- enligrate 10 Canada.
The young American prima donna,
Emma Nevada, made a successlui debut az
the Theater des Italiens, Paris on the even
ing of the goth, in Lucia De Lammermoor.
IT is reported that Sir Stafford North
cote has losG his voice.
TIE trial of Orrin Carpenter at Peters
burg, H., resul ed IN an acquttal.
The Emperor Williams birthday was
celebra eli wien great festivities throughout
Germany on the 22d.
IT has been decided by the Republl-
can Nulonal CumniuUee 20 hold the con-
ventiou in the auditorium to be constructs
ed for the musical festival in the Chicago
Exnosition building.
OS the 23d James b. Johnson, the
Missouri man who was charged with
crooked tran actions in the drug business,
committed suicide at Denver (Col) 10y
shooting himself.
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CRIMES AND CAUsUALTIEs.

On the night of the 18th the breaking
of levee at Roberts Island near Stock
ton, CAL, destroyed $4,000 acres of wheat,
valued Mt $500, 600.
Or the goth passenger train ran in
to landslide near Salem, o. The engi-
neer and fireman were killed and many
passengers wounded.
IN the Enterprise colliery at Mount
Carmel, Pa, an explosion ON the 21st killed
three men.
On the 22d messenger was robbed
of 300 in bank at Augusta, Ga.
On the 22d two men were killed by
an explosion in the Carson Colliery near
Shamokin, Pa, on the 22d.
AN explosion of fireworks occurred in
Cincinnati on the 22d, fatally injuring sew
eral men.
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rur 1onso. Annrnnriat,nns Commit.

THE House Appropriations Commit
tee now claims to be in shape to report bills
fast enough to keep the House busy for a
considerable time.
On the 23d Communists, Anarchists,
Socialists and Nihilsts united at New
York in celebrating the anniversary of the
Paris Commune.
EPIzooTIC is epidemic at Dayton, 0.
THE Missouri River at Fort Buford
shows rise of about twenty feet.
AT New Orleans the stage of water
on the oath was the highest on record and
the city was considered in danger.
NEGOTIATIONS are in progress be-
tween Spain and England with view to
checking the advances of the French to-
wards Morocco.
RULES have been adopted by the New
York Produce Exchange for the more etfi-
cient inspection OF mess pork.
YELLOW fever has broken out among
the crew OF the United States steamer lro-
quois, on her way to Alaska.
The recently issued counterfeit $50
silver certificates bear the numbers 1,
4s7, Ask, or 1, 407X, and may be detect
ed by this knowledge.
In number of mines in the Pitts
burgh (Pa.) district a reduction of one
fourth cent. per bushel in miners wages
took place on the 9th.
THE press of Holland want France,
Germany, Holland and America to inter-
vene for the defeat of the Anglo Portuguese
treaty regarding the Congo country.
a. 10 / al nt
adopted the conference report on general
| quarantine bills, and the bill accepting the
provisions of any Federal legislation
touching diseases of cattle passed.
Oh the oath the Massachusetts, House
of Representatives defeated the bill pro-
viding that wife-beaters should be publicly
whipped.
TIE California Legislature met in
extra session on the "a n.
For the week ended March %, the
issue of standard silver dollars was S2SS, 49,
for corresponding period last year, $2lS, 495
OK the Oath the American Exchange
in Berlin was opened with grand dinner
Minister Sargent was present.
UNLESS given special permission for
eign Jews are forbidden TO stay in st
Petersburg.
TIE bark Antwerp, which arrived or
the oath at St. john, N. B., rescued the Off
GERS and crew, forty-fve in number, of tn,
Spanish steamer Colsans, and landed then
at st. Mchaels.
II China the war party demand the
immediate punishment of the Mandarin
who so easily surrendered Bac Mini.
LATEST advices from Egypt indicate
that the whole country south of BerUe
is in revolt. The rebels have surrendere
ri artoum, and General Gordon's positio
is considered serious.
THE Chinese ram Nankin has bee
permitted 10 DEPART from British waters.
A LAW having been enacted in Can
ada for the inspection of Newfoundlan
behring's, the latter Province has retail
ated by imposing 100 per cent. duty o
all goods imported into the colony fror
Canada.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

THE Committee of the New York
Senate lately engaged in investigating the
subject of food adulteration estimates that
&c, 900 900 pounds of bogus butter is sold in
the State annually, aud recommends the
passage Of bill imposing penalty of
$500 to 81 900 fine and imprisonment for one
year for the sale of such adulterated butter
or cheese.
Ir has been resolved by the House
Committee on Patents to report adversely on
the bill to limit the lifetime of patent to
five years.
In WISCONSIN the outlook for winter
wheat is said to be somewhat discouraging
owing to the severe winter.
A DISPATCH of the Dist from Montreal,
Can, said the snow was so deep that one
branch of the Canadian Pacific Railway
had had no train for eighteen days.
SPAIN will construe any invasion of
Andorra by France as a breach of interna-
tionall law.
AN outbreak of the Navajo Indians is
threatened
The Philadelphia cricketers will send
team TO England this season.
OK the 22d through train for Chica-
go left the City OF Mexico.
AT Kingston, Canada, the Salvation
Army parad-s nave been prohibited.
TIE Grasshopper train from Kansas
for relief OF the flood sufferers reached Gin
cinnati on the 22d.
THE cattle disease in Kansas is now
said TO be simply poisoning by ergot in the
hay.
A PROPOSITION has been made to
| food the burning mine at Pocahontas, Va,
in order to put out the fire.
THE Swiss Federal Council has voted
! to expel tour Anarchists from the country.
PROTEST has been entered by French
merchants against contn uance of the
present state Of affairs in Madagascar.
For the week ended the 22d, the New
York bank statement showed an increase
OF nearly S2,010,00O in the reserve.
THE Foreign ambassadors at Con-
stantinople have entered protests against
the system of police visitations to houses
o. foreigners.
Ok the 22d a sudden rise of fifteen
feet in the Missouri River at Fort Blu ord
caused alarm for settlers in the lowlands
at points farther down the river
Ten more Calling guns have been
ordered for China from Hartford Conn,
manufacturers.
In Jersey City and Hoboken slaugh
ter-houses employing 30 men have closed
being unable to compete with the Western
dressed beef traffic.
The Arctic steamer Thetis, which was
purchased tor the Greeley expedition, ar
rived at New York on the 23d
TIE Senate is apparently disposed tt
trim pretty closely ON the appropriation
for furnishing the st. Louis (Mo.) Custom
house
Ir is probable that the Pocahonta:
mine will DO opened this week aud tn,
bodies of the 1G2 victims recovered.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1884-03-29

Experts Arrive at the Conclusion that the
supposed Foot and Mouth Disease in KAN
sas is "a Local Trouble Caused Ivy the Pres
ence of Excessive Quantities of ErGot in
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ALEXANDRIA AFFAIRS.

Arthur Gorham, william Kelley, Edward
Owens and John O'Neil were arrested last
night for being disorderly on South Washing
ton street.
Daniel 8. Price, Of Wytheville, Va, will ad.
dress the members or the Cleveland aud
Hendricks Working Club tomorrow night.
Mr.. John Fl. Strider was elected In the Third
Ward yesterday to I'LL tho vacancy existing In
the City Council. There being no opponent to
the regular Democratic nominee, q small vote
was polled.
In the Corporation Court yesterday testi-
mony was taken In the case Of Commonwealth
vs.. James Green for feloniously cutting with
intent to MAIN, disngure and Kill was heard
plea OF jurisdiction was entered by de-
PENDANT, to which plaintiff demurred, and
time was taken by the court to consider.
Blaine and Logan Club No. 1 met at their
headquarters, on King street, last night, with
Edward HENS IN the chair and Vim. A. Carter
secretary. After the transaction OF q great
deal Of routine business Mr.. D. A. Windsor said
that no had In his possession letter from
Senator Malone recommending the speedy
restoration OF Robert L. Gains to his position
In the Government Printing once. Stirring
speeches were made by Hon. Lewis Mckenzie,
D. A. Windsor, Robert Gains, Mr.. Harper, Il.
Ii. Simpson and Travis Ross, the latter
making very able tariff speech, which
brought forth great applause.
Captain Welsey Davis is seriously Ill at his
residence on Lower Prince street.
Registration books will be opened In tia
Third Ward on the 23d and Oath ipstRnt3sto
enable those who Will not be tp}oSh on the
regular day to register. ..zfsfss
MEMS calf boots akAleGp0ffnick & Co.'s, Cos
pennsylvania aY6uE.T
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REAL ESTATE.

Tho following transfers OF real estate wero
filed for record October 10 with the Recorder
OF Deeds, as reported exclusively to THE CRITIC
by ]. IF. olmstead, 1416 New York avenues
Second street, east side, between and O
streets southeast, square 703, sublot II, 1Slhx
100, Samuel q. Huey to Mary A. McGratnj
$500.
q street, south side, between Eleventh and
60 and 20, William w. Metcalf, trustee, OF al,
to Peter Morris; $3.50.
Twelfth street, east side, between and IL
streets southeasb square 1920, part OF lot 10,
north 20x70, Thomas II. G.. Todd to william
Keefe; $3.50.
South Capitol street, east side, between aud
X streets southeast, square GOT, lot s, 47x73;
South Capitol street, southeast corner street
southeast, square 607, lot 10, 47x03 John II.
West TO James II. Grant; nominal.
South Capitol street, east side, between and
X streets southeast, square 607, lot o, AZ by
depth, Albert O. West 10 James II. Grant.
street, south side, between Ninth ana
Tenth streets southeast, square $50, part of
lot 3, 21ltIx70, Sarah A. j. Dc Neale TO Mary f..
Acton nominal.
Q street, south side, between Seventh and
Eighth streets northwest, square d2l, lot 1S,
10 661O0x42, Marcia L. Elliott ID Edward NJ,
Bentley; $4,000.
p street. north side, between North Capitol
and First streets northwest, square GIG, sublot
16l, 1Gx100, Jacob d. Wilson to Clement Rob
ipsoni $1,000.
First street, east side, between ID and O
streets northeast, square 721, part OF lot Ii,
north 12x57l2, James d. o'Donnell to VIM. II.
Cars $3.50.
pIaaaaut- baIF oP anhInt
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WEST WASHINGTON.

Temperature and condition OF water OF z q.
M: Great Falls, temperature, 60; condition,
&c. Receiving reservoir, temperature, 90;
condition ut north connection, SO; condition at
south connection, SO. Distributing reservoir,
temperature, 81; condition at infiuent gate
house, SO; condition at efluent gatehouse, SO.
0ficer Nugent, who has served In tho Third
Precinct for some time, has been transferred
to the Second. Oflcer Joseph Morgan comes
from the Sixth Precinct to take the place OF
0nicer Volkman In the county, who Is trans
ferred TO the city TO perform street duty.
Among the streets OF West Washington need.
ing improvement Is Congress street, from
ed street, leading to the principal lumber
wharves, and needs repairing. Thesideuaiks
are narrow and should be laensd.
ohildren's .spripssheeH II Mccormick &
Co.'s, 9Qa3'shhBy lvania Avenue.
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A skirmtsh among the Doctors.

When typhoid fever broke out at Port Jer-
VIZ, some doctors quarreled as TO how 10 cure
erai said all the others were entirely wrong
and knew nothing about how to cure IT. A lit
lie knowledge of medicine is dangerous
thing, but very valuable item OF medical
up wasted systems, and by enriching enfee-
bied blood, gives health and strength. DR.. w.
j. Newbill, OF Carter'5 Greek, Va, says,
I ayar frau ihad
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Mems AM.wool sis5s<s ana Drawers
$1.25 each, spaesaf bail ains, at Keeps d37
Seventh streOf NJ or Invest
PERSONAL.

DIR. HANsNANN returned homo from
Europe Monday night.
GENERAL ANsoN G.. McCooK, Secre-
tary Of the Senate, is In the city.
COMMISSIONER OF PENSIONS DUDLEY
wired his wife from Columbus last night that
he would reach Washington at 2;30 o'clock
this afternoon or on the night d. Il. o. train.
IN the Court in General Term to-day
Messrs. G. ". Albaugh and Robert Il. l..
White were admitted TO the bar, on the recon-
mendation OF the examining committee.
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Want 10 Get rid OF the Italians.

Mr.. d. W. Classic as attorney for the Wash
inpton Schuetzon Park Company, owners Of
Gales Woods, has 1led q bill In equity against
August Schmidt, their tenant, and Thomas Nc
Gam, praying that Schmidt be restrained from
renting the promises TO Mccain and the latter
from erecting sheds In the park and using
them for sleeping purposes for the italian la
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y. II, SMITH Z Co., OF Now York, loaned
Grant 4 Ward $4,000 on Wheeling & Lake
Erie Railroad mortgage bonds, which were
Commodore Garrison to secure note for 5000
900. Smith & Co. have brought suit to have
the notes ana all tho bonds placed In tho
hands OF n receiver. They claim that II the
cided against Garrison, tho estate could pay
only preferred creditors In full and others
only third. sHssNSr
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10 Prevent a Mistake.


An Austin dude, for some lncomprehen
reason, was married one day last week to q
stout, healthy country girl. The dude was per-
TUNED, wore frills on his shirt, his hair was
curled, and he presented such a feminine APP
pearanoe that the clergyman who was called
on 10 unite them in matrlmony.said,
~ don't want 10 mako any mistake about
this business. Which OF you Is the bride, any
how?"
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The Democrat was Sufficiently Pan
tshed.

A well-dressed young man named j, NJ.
Meeser graced tho dock AT the Police Cour1
this morning. He was stranger, and HIS
Honor never saw him before. There are al
ways q few new faces In the dock after an elac-
ton. They get jubilant over tho returns and
proceed at once TO paint tho town red. That's
what happened last night. The prisoner was
arrested at Democratic headquarters. Judge
was sufficiently punished and released him.
The Evening critic., 1884-10-15
AUCTION SALES.
EoY pUNoANsoN BROS, Auctloneers.

Id
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE SUBURBAN
BUILDING LOTS ON "PRoSPEOp HILL"
By virtue OF deed Of trust, dated October
81, 1880, and duly recorded In Liber No.953,
folio 192 OF seq, OF the land records OF the Dis
trict OF Columbia, and at tho request of the
holder OF the note secured thereby, We VIII sell
at public auction on WEDNESDAY, the -.
goth day OF OCTOBER, A. D., 1884, at 4y.$$
o'clock y. M, tho acknowledgements reals-li-
estate, situate In tho county OF Washington,
District aforesaid, TO witt Lots four (4l, thirty-
nine 800, fifty-thIee (53), nftyflve (55, sixty
three (63), sixty-nine 900, seventy-two (72),
aeventy-siX (76), seventy-seven I'D, seventy
eight (79), In IL. J. Mclaughlin OF ais suDdl-
vision OF d part of "Prospect HILL" tract OF
land situate in said county, Immediately
north Of tho city Of Washington, d. O.
Terms; One.third cash, balance In three
equal payments, purchasers notes bearing In
tereet at six per cent. per annum, TO be secured
by decd Of trust on property sold, or all cash,
at option or purchaser.
A deposit OF $50 on each lot required at time
OF sale. All conveyancing and recording at
purchasers cost. II terms of sale are not com
piled with within ten days from date of sale
tho property may be resold at risk aud cost OF
defaultlng purchaser.
BRAINARD II. WARNER,
FRANK II. BROWNING,
ocl1-eod Trustees.
The Evening critic., 1884-10-15
F6R EXCHANGE.

VKTANTED-To EXCHANGE NEW STOyEa
w for old ones At Butler'h stove EXCHANGE,
sor, 9th and Ki smoky chimneyh cured or no
pay; stoves exchanged for groceries; old stoves
tonght. II
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For n Pssfect-EithHg Boot
70 TO McCeeddfck & Oo.'s, COS Pa. avenue. =
PERTINENT pARERAshs.

Boys, boots 9. sscsFtIeE s Co.'s, COS
LAT Capitol Bicycle Club gave the first
Of q series of receptions to their lady friends
at tho club house fast evening. The members
wore the club uniform; the ladies were In full
dress, and refreshments, music and dancing
made the evening enjoyable.
JAMES A. HovEY and II. II. Bliss, of
this city, were yesterday admitted psactice
before the United state4s
GREAT things have sffhinged on trines.
The nrst iamily atgsedtypn record was caused
the negligeree of a father to keep up the sup.
ply OLE. Bulrs Cough Syrup when all hands
hsdHcold.
JOHN II. SHELLEY, a sad-eyed young man
in n new spring overcoat, walked out OF the
dock to answer TO moro serious charge. He
got drunk early In the day yesterday. Onicer
Mcmahon testified TO arrestlng him for curs-
on s peops ana dss
street. This was TOO serious an offonse to OK
cuse and fine of s25 was Imposed.
The Microscopical Society held its an-
nual meeting at tho ofice of DR.. Z. NJ. schaef-
Ter, 1921 Il etreet northwest, last evening,
TWO new members were admitted, and the So
ciety was found to have twenty-five members,
but 1t was decided not to limit the member
ship at present. The following officers were
elected to serve for one year. President, H.. A.
Robbine, nj. D.; vicepreeident, Professor A. N.
skinner se S;I, D; shmto, NJ: D.; treas.
OF committees was postponed until the next
meeting. sscsq~
HAY-FEvER. / have been .,great suf-
ferer from Hay Fever fQr 10 .ysatp and have
read Of the many wofkeds cures OF Elys
more. In I5 minutsS ter ono application i
was wonderfuNyr helped. Two weeks ago l
CONNER cd s,xsfng II and now / feel entirely
cured. IttBthe greatest discovery ever known
or he Bsdof.-DUHAMEL CLARK, Farmer, Lee,
Masss Price SOC.
REV. NEWMAN HALL, the distinguished
English divine, VIII preach this evening 10
evening at the New York Avenue Church.
This reverend gentleman was ono OF our
strongest friends during the dark days OF tbs
rebellion. The services will commences al
1850 p. m. ,,6attlf'r
Mems AII-wool Si4sNs ana Drawers
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The American GasIisht Association.

ZINC american dasllght AssoclatlOR convened
at Willard's Hotel to-day for rs twelfth an.
nuhl convention, Colonel Stedman, OF Now
port presiding and q. j. Il. Humphreys secre.
tary, There are about one hundred and sew
eniy.hve delegates In attendance from DIFF
ferent parts OF the United States, Canada and
Cuba. The proceedings win be- mainly ofteohni-
cal interest to gas men. Tho session continues
tomorrow, and Friday will be devoted. 10 eight
seeing and probably aEsrip .ieAGs vefhon.
The Evening critic., 1884-10-15
"AIderney Dairy Wagons.n

Fresh Attorney Dutter, churned AEQe,r if0fn.
Ing and delivered in n, AAhafu' prints, doc.
s%se AsO ss Ssr p Sna
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SOUTH WASHINGTON.

Tho reports about young lady being as.
Rpulted by negro on Tuesday night near
NINTH and d streets, and being dragged some
found by the police to be greatly exaggerated.
A colored man insolently made q snatch at q
bundle In her hands, containing candy, but
failed to get 1t. She ran Off screaming and
alarmed the noighborhood, and the man es-
capped.
Tho Washington channel grows shallower
oil tho time. Mud constantly works back from
the bank on the south side.
The funeral OF Mrs. Catherine o Rourke at
st. Dominic's Church yesterday was a largo
one, as the deceased was widely known.
Solemn requiem mass was celebrated, Father
Horgan being celebr6nt Father Logan acted
as deacon and Father Connell subdeacon.
The funeral OF Mr.. Thomas Blakeney, who
died ON Monday, took place this morning, the
ceased was 55 years Of age and had beaaa sol.
hobby Pan.s,tassssss~sf n HamDurgers.
The Evening critic., 1884-10-15

Mnrder Cases for the Grand Jury.
District Attorney Worthington laid before
the grand jury the following murder cases:
John Langster, alias Lancaster, for the kill
Ing OF Officer Fowler,
Robert II. Burrell, alias Cuppy Burroll, kill
Ing OF Walter Jones.
William Hood, killing Columbus Bailey.
George Hough, killing W. McMARasas
The Evening critic., 1884-10-15
52S
EAST WASHINGTON.

Tho East Washington Band OF Hope Will hold
Its regular meeting at the Seamen's Bethel
eaet, tomorrow (Thursday), October 10, 1884.
They havo an excellent programme, includ-
Ing Mrs. Pearson, OF England, president of the
British British W q. y; Association, and Miss Oracle
sided by Mrs. DR.. Rogers, the president.
Nat 8 o'clock tomorrow evening, at the North
Carolina Mission Church, Miss Emma Daugh-
ton will be welded to Mr.. Henry Krahling.
The ceremony will BIO followed by q Wedding
reception ct the residence of the brides pa
rents, No. GAL Tenth street southeast, at which
tho innumerable friends OF tho popular couple
will have an opportunity OF expressing the
good wishes SO sincerely felt. as
The Evening critic., 1884-10-15
MEMS Easl.sf @sukIns Phast
at McOaEssteK' < co.f, COS Pennsylvania ave,
Round.Trip Tickels to RichmoW

Wa. .sTiDF
During the Virginia State fair tQsB6held In
Richmond October 81, ~, 2asahR24, tickets
including admission i1lDahe fair. Tickets will
be placed on sale t1st6ber 20, good TO return
October 20. Tpofhs will leave the Baltimore
y Potom2asshhilroad station for Richmond
6l3O, llDo5 a. m. and 3 pm.
The Evening critic., 1884-10-15

W. Fl. vEEREIOFF
Dealer In Wall Papers, Window Shades Picture
Frames, Pictures, etc.
enc SEVENTH STREET NORTHWEST.
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spcc,a, Train 90 P,mIico. ,xHcos.


Edwin d. Steele and Marion u. Greenlow,
young couple from Caroline County, Va, ar
rived In this city this morning at 1925
O'Clock, matrimonialiy inclined, and accom-
Pitched their object on the double-quick order.
They went to the Courthouse, procured IL
cense and then TO tho Rev DR.. Addison, who
married them, and returning to the depot
were iii time to take the IL .05 n. m. train
home, having spent 40 minutes In tho city.
The Evening critic., 1884-10-15

Five OF the officials lfthe Ministry OF the In-
teror of Egypt have been dismissed In order
TO reduce expenses.
The Evening critic., 1884-10-15

DRoFEssoR Philips, MEMBER OF THE
Il National Association OF Teachers OF Dane
Ing of the United States and Canada, agent for
the District. Class Soclals-Tuesdays and
Fridays, from 8 TO 10 D. M, at st. Joseph's
Hall, corner Fifth and II streets northwest.
Glass Socials at McCauley's Hall, 200 Pennsyl-
vanta avenue southeast every Monday and
Thursday, from 8 to 10 p. m. Glasses now
open for reception Of pupils. OCT