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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-01-11
THE SAME OLD GRIND.
PROCEEDINGS or THE TWO HOUSES
aueh esralkee, but no StartlIns Results 20
fas-Ciaeus OF 1spubileaa Ssnaiors-nr.
,s,, voorheeS Plan " Dtplste the TrtasurY.
HtY We,k Of tbs CemmI,iees. 10.

WASHINGTON, january l0-1n the Sen
ate today Mr.. Sherman presented peti
ton from large number Of soldiers ant
sailors praying for grant OF land to al
soldiers Of the late war. Mr.. Hawley pre-
acnted petition Of the letter carriers O
Connecticut, praying for thirty days annual
leave Of absence. Mr.. Mcpherson pre-
sented petition Of the Board Of Trade o.
Newark, Nj, praying Congress tolegaliz,
tho trade dollar, or to redeem it ct
face value. Among the bills intro.
duced were the following: BY Mr..
Sawyer, to prohibit the circulation
through the mails Of newspapers contain.
ing lottery advertisements. BY Mr.. Dawes
TO authorize the transmission Of CORES.
pondence by Telegraph. By Mr.. Voorhees,
TO equalize the. bounty Of soldiers who
served in the Union army. "This," ex-
planned Mr. Voorhees,, "is an exact copy OF
tho bill which passed both branches oil the
Forty.third Congress, nine years ago, and
IVES vetoed by President Grant on the
ground that 1t would take more money out
Of the Treasury than tho public business
would warrant" Fl 2. Z NJ =
Mr.. Voorhees, offered q resolution, which
was agreed 10, directing the Secretary Of
War to inform the Senate OF the number Of
soldiers who served one, two aud three
years in the late war, the amount Of bounty
paid to each and the approximate amount
Of money required TO equalizs the bounty
Of those soldiers. 81.
Mr. Dawes introduced bill providing
for the creation Of United States Postal
Telegraph Company under the direction Of
the Postoilice Department. 1t creates the
Office Of Fourth Assistant Postmaster Gem
eral, this official to be President OF the
Board Of Directors Of the company,
Y THE COMMITTEES.
At a meeting Of the Senate Committee
on Commerce, Gibson's joint resolution ap-
propriating Sl,OOOOOO TO be Immediately
available to continue the improvement OF
the Mississippi river, was agreed 10. \
Z, The Senate Committee on Pos,olIices and
Poslroads has agreed to take into consider.
alton the postal telegraph bills oiMessrs.
Edmunds and Hill at the meeting on
Thursday OF next week. Senator Hill,
chairman Of the Postollice Committee,
says that in his judgment, which is based
upon Conversations with other Senators,
the Senate will at. this session decide in
favor OF Il postal telegraph. .sS5a55 a,;Jf.
Immediately after The adjournment q
caucus of Republican Senators .Wss. held 10
consider the expediency Of proceeding at
once TO the election OF President pro
tempore. The friends of Senator Anthony
reported that he is gaining in health, but
had doubts as to the advisability OF bis un.
dertakipg the duties Of President pro TEN.
pore. a committee was appointed to con-
Ter with him on the subject and further &C.
ton WAS postponed.
This Senate confirmed Norman A. Camp
as United States Assayer at Boise City,
Idaho, and Brewster Cameron as receiver
Of public moneys at Tucson, Arizona.
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PROHIBITION BEATEN

At Westof1-Some Pertinent Reasons for
No Opposition to Liquor.
Sxe.a. C,,respondence Of the A,itlli0encer. ,T !,
e Weston, W. VA, January l0.-The Dor.
oush election passed OF to-day, and as pre-
dicted in q former letter, the whisky ring
is on top. The County Court last year re-
fused to grant license, and the tewn Ooun-
Gil then passed. an ordinance with heavy
penalties attached strong enoughin lis pro-
hibitory character 10 suit the most radical
advocate OF prohibition. But the ordinance
was never enforced under the administra.
ton OF the present Mayor, and the general
supposition is that it was never intended
to be, and was only passed as a blind, as
some five or six saloons have been open
daily by side and back door entrance,
and the proprietors have violated the law
almost every hour since K the spaa.
ssge Of the order, and without fear Of mo-
leslation. ~ z. IL I: <, - IL;
Es,. no FIGHT ON COUNCIL, 4 ~ 80. E:
AS the County Court Will moi, like.
ly grant license ag,in, but little inter.
est was taken in the Council, aud the fgh.
hinged on the Mayor. 81 The whisky rine
concentrated on tho present Mayor, Squire
Hayden, and the I sdvocates Z; ofelax
and order voted 'ior$s Mr.. John Todd
gentleman Of unquestionable 4 ant
unlllnching character and reputation
Hayden was elected by 81 rnsjority, ant
tie anticipated rich haryests OF the whisky
men who will have neither fines nor Ii.
cense 10 pay naturally makes them jubi
liant. An earnest temperance man to-da,
remarked in my presence, and the resul
seems to verify the statement, that q
would be just as easy to create an orthodo:
hades without birthstone, as to attempt t
run the town of,Weston, without whisky
The officers now stand: Mayor, ! ls. M
HAYDEN alderman-Firstt ward. W. e
Benson; Second ward. Andrew L lmistor
Third ward, N. b. Newlon;. Fourth ware
Jas. McGann. !s..i 4 y. II u.
lsiOne reason that the sentiment OF ten
peranee is slowly, but surely growing lie
inthe TACT that only q month or two ago
man was mysteriously killed at Jane Lev
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iOne reason that the sentiment OF tenn.
peranee Is slowly, but, surely growing lies
In the TACT that only q month or two ago a
man was myste1iously killed at Jane Lew
The Evening critic., 1884-02-21
EAST WASHINGTON.

Clements Lodge, No. 3, 1. o. q. y, held thei.
regular meeting lnet evening at Washington
llalli corner Third and Pennsylvania avenno
southeast. There was n large attendance. AZ
ter tho regular business Of tho lodge was
transacted splendid programme for tho GOOD
or tue order was carried out consisting OF n
,,af ~ nne iqdge quartet spirited aud Drac-
uchl ADDRESS ny Brother j. Thomas Turner, n
very Inc plano solo by Sister BrookneI1 ar
hmr Of Hope Lodge; pleasing and pertInent
rcmhfks BY Sister Sarah BraithwAite of MIN
nohaha Lodge song by Brother Ebert. chorus
by lodge quartet and remarks by Brotbera
Wood, COPELAND, Casey, Dibbie and Lynch.
The entertainment given by Capitol Tent,
No. 80, I. O. r., at Odd.Fellows Hall last nteht
wac grand success. All tho performers dld
Wen under the circumstances, there being a
meeiing ~ Roecuo Lodge, ]. o. G. r., ia tho
room over tho concert nall, whose bpistsroug
applause and stamping OF feet wcro sufficient
NJ times 10 drown the most stpntntiau voics on
the stage. Meaers. n. p. Southwlck anl W. q.
hludeI Wern particularly good IN their dual
Parts IN "Aboye tho Clouds" and brought
down Tho house In the "Slanoae Twins" Ei.
dle hilliran deserves credit for his able rom
diiign q tho part Of HO,rd,d GdyiOfd. no hay-
lns had but few days 10 study MS part. rho
tent a. under many obligations to Miss Marian
na1iey for kindly taking tho phase OF ono of
ne pefiormcfe who was unable 70 be present,
az Well NJ Tor tho excellent vocal and instrn.
mental music which she rendered.
Tho District Temperance Alliance hold nn
interesting meeting At the Soamau's Bethel
hciicat laatovening, conducted by Mr. Thomas
y. Marjorie, ana addressed by A. NJ. Brandt,
Interesting meeting will bo held this evening.
~ tho Laei Warrington Band OF Hope, con,
ae.iel ~ Mte, Dr. a, ~ Rogers, when several
cisea. Wv
samuel smith, an employo, In Gray e
letty's grocery store, uniontown, fell from a
ladder Yesterday afternoon, about 3 o'clock,
Or tho ground, distance Of feet, aud broke
his night LEG, The police ambulance was sum.
moned, and conveyed him to his homo on @
The Evening critic., 1884-02-21
Another Division of Sons of Temper.
nnap.

Last night, at the hall corner Ninth and II
streets northeast, another division OF Sons OF
Temperance was formed with twenty-f -four
charter members. The name OF tho new d.
vision is Resolute, No. 10. The G.. W. p. OF the
District OF Columbia presided assisted BY the
were elected and Installed as follows; W. p,
DR.. O. A. Norton; W. A., John Richmond; II. S.,
James e. Frost; II. s., Collin L. Il. Flathers;
treasurer, Charles G. Love; Chap, James Aus.
tin; Con-, Charles d. Davis; l. s., David Dono.
van; p. W. r., James W. Van Week. Charles
G.. Love, George IL. Paddon and James w. Van
District Alliance. Ten members Joined the
Mutual Relief Society connected with tho or
der. This Is the second division Instituted
this week, and q third one VIII be formed on
Monday next at the hall corner OF Seventh
street and New York avenue.
The Evening critic., 1884-02-21
Tie American Prohibition Con-
yentfQn.

The delegates to the American Prohibition
Convention held an Informal meeting yester
day forenoon. Hon. y. q. Pomeroy was
chosen chairman. Committees were selected
on resolutions, platform and the names to be
presented for nomination as President OF tho
United States Tho name OF General o. D..
Howard was objected TO rs n candidate for
President, because no was member OF the
Sons OF Temperance.
The evening session was called to order by
j. p. Sfoddard, OF Illinois, who stated the OBJ
ject OF the convention. Hon. s. @. Pomeroy
was elected chairman and took tho chair
The following gentlemen wero elected lectur.
ers; s. O. Kimball, OF New Hampshire; Rev
Mr. Brooks, OF Philadelphia, aud W. j. Phil
lips, OF Chicago.
Professor Bailey and the Hon. Fred Douglass
addressed the meeting.
Committees were appointed as follows:
On Platform and Rosolutions-Hon. s. o.
Pomeroy, Of Washington, d. g.; j. P.stoddard,
Chicago, ILL.,; j. l.. Barlow, Willlmantlc, Conn.,;
g. O. George Mansfield, Ohio; Ferdinand Schu-
macher, Akron, Ohio; James ID. Brooks, Ger
mantown, Pn.; +. W. capwell, Dale, Ny.
on Nomination OF President and Vice-Prosi-
dent Of the United States-Protessor l.. ID. Bal
ley, OF Washington, D. e.; NJ. Il. Brltton, Har-
yey Johnson, William jackson, John G. Fec, OF
on Bus1ness-M. II. Britton, John Dorcas, f.
on Finance-J. p. stoddard, Milton Ford, f.
". Gapwell, Captain william Wilson, W. l..
on Enrollment-o. @. Bailey, o. II. Spring
stein.
AT ~ " CluCh tOuhy tuO CpHNoullOu ilol lOT
business, with j. l.. Barlow, of Connecticut, In
the chair.
The committee on publishing company re-
ported thar building had been purchased on
Four-and-a.haif street northwest, Washington,
for permanent headquarters OF the party aud
the building paid for. A company has been
Incorporated for publishing paper In Wash
ington in the interest Of the American party,
with a capital OF $4,000.
President j. blanchard, of Illinois, who had
been nominated at n previous convention for
President OF the United States, presented his
resignation rs nominee or tho party, assigning
as his reason that the party has since 30 GU
larged Its operations that Il Is due TO them to
He recommended the nomination OF Hon. s. O.
Pomeroy, but expressed his acqniescence In
Mr.. Pomeroy's wish that no nomination should
DO mado hero, but u National convention
should BIO called In Chicago next Juno TO nomi.
nate candidates for the Federal offices.
The resignation was referred to the Commit.
tee on Nominations with instructions 10 no.
port at 4 p. m.
The Evening critic., 1884-02-21
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
Wizards.

j. II. Blackwell and wife, Trenton, l.. o.
Scudder, Trentonj II. NJ. R0wn, Boston; John
A. McCown, Phila. 8. l.. Rowland, N. "; A,
NJ. Farwell, Watortown, Nd. $. r. Bogg,
WATERFOWL, Nd; $. NJ. Rown and wife, N. ",
@. Hall and wife, Md Mrs. Mercer, Md. Mrs.
Forbes, Nd; Miss COntee, Md; W. s. Forrest
chicago; l.. W. Goode, Des Moinos; A. d. Keith
pLenison,, Ia; 9. r; Goode, pes Molnesi
Y. i. l.. COlwell, N. y; A. W. Lessenning,
Pa; Miss II. Il. Lessennlng, Pa; Henry Pot
win, wife and daughter, Chicago; Mrs. ]. 8
Ruox and daughter, Chicago; DR.. j. II. Ward
Brooklyn; j.. II. Ward, IT,, Brooklyn; Julius
Jonsohn, N. y; j. l.. Ellwood, Wife and child
Jacob weart, Jersey City; VIM. Duryea, wit,
and two daughters; j. A. Bukwirt and Wife, n
Cooper, WATERFOWL, N. Y; Il. NJ. Gates, Water
town, NJ. Y; Richard Massey, Watcrtown, y
y; Cato Sills, La Parte City; A. Il. Hail, China
s. NJ. Clement and wlfe, Buffalo; NJ. y. Quay,
Philadelphia, Pa; James Passmore, Pottsyills
Pa; @. Sldenburg and wife, MY.
The Evening critic., 1884-02-21

Mr.. Thad, Brashears, n much-esteemed and
successful young grocery merchant, led 90 the
hymenal altar Miss Hattie Wood, the beauii-
full and accomplished daughter OF Mr.. George
Wood, OF Uniontown. Mr.. Thomas Brooks
supported tho bride, while the Rev. Mr.. Nc .
Kee, OF the Episcopal Church, tod the iutri-
cate knot. After the ceremony tho friends OF
residence OF tho brides parents, where high
carnival and congratulations filled tho night
"'til the wee sma' hours" AT midnight gweet
strains OF music stole upon the alr-such a
concord Of sweet sounds that one would think
that ISRAELI, the angel lod the band, ana dio.
coursed those strains that would puzzle Apollo
himself. II was the Anacostla PhllharmOnlC5
that sWeetened tho occasion.
The Evening critic., 1884-02-21
KRirrp-porHrou.
a short session Te.ass ana AZ "a.
tournament Iilf aafnruar.

A Short scasion Ho-aeg an1 an AZ
tournament riit satsrdar.
Before the Keller. noynion iHroaiifsilur
committee to-day. W. 81 rafay. isarasiilt
Of Columbus, o., testified that ah1ai eve
weeks after the ailourumcat ~ the DEL,
Congress no had an iuierviss eith Cen
efal Koifcr.
Counsel for General Keller aitenntei %
provo by witness that be Keller bai a.
tailed to him witness 40 she lnlfff'cN
referred 10 tho alleged conversation fe.
specting tho McGafrahan clam.
The interfogations wcfc ruled o1i ~ the
committee.
eral Boyntona reputation was fcEarlei ~
good" in tho community iu which ha
lived had heard u stated, hosfrcf. that
tho General was man Of stfonE rren1Icrl
and strong likes aud disllkrs hal beard
that General Boyntou bad maic seVclc
newspaper attacks upon certain plhiic mon
without foundation.
Mr.. Coleman attempted b cramins wit.
ness respecting the pnblicstion Of aniCioa
written by General Bsynton rejecting upon
General sherman.
Ruled out as incompetent
General Keller desired further post.
ponement Of the investigation until Attuf-
day in order that certain witnesses living a
distance, for whom he bad teiogtaphca,
might have an opportunity 10 appear
Chairman Hopkins thought that sum
cient time had been given the gentlemen
interested to have their witnesses ready.
Counsel Coleman complained that the
committee were crowding HIS client. Mt
Poland resented tho implication aud Mr.
Coleman apologized.
Some discussion onsuod, aud the commit.
tee adjourned until Saturday morning No
10 O'Clock.
The Evening critic., 1884-02-21
nrnrrIed N, nornum,s Mo,eI.

In tho parlors OF Barnum's Hotel, Baltimore,
the wedding OF Mr.. Clarence Hall and Miss
Maggie Bowling, both OF Prince Georges
County, Nd, was celebrated yesterday after.
noon. Rev. Father McTavish, OF this city,
0ncated. The groom is engaged IN the
Wholesale feed business In Washington, and
Is a con OF Mr.. +. NJ. Hall. The bride is a
Bowling, OF Prince Georges County. Tho
bride was attlrod In white satin dress, with
white veil and orange flowers. She was at
tended by Miss Contee, while the groom had
Bowie. After tho ceremony reception was
held. The reception lasted one hour, after
which the couple left for this city, from which
city they left last night for New Orleans,
where they willremain during the carnival.
The Evening critic., 1884-02-21
SALE OF FIsH-wHARF PRIVILEGES.

y
OFf1cE or THE ENoTNEER COMMISSIONER,
WAsIIINaToN, d. g., Feb ~, 1881.
Notice Ia hereby given that ON MONDAY,
FEBRUARY rs, 1884. the fish wharf in Washing.
ton and the tish stalls IN Georgetown Will be sold
AT public auction for the term of one year from
March !, 1854, as follows; At o'clock p. M. on
the premises. tix fish stalls in Georgetown
cash in advance. Also at i o'clock p. M, on the
same Iay. on u street, between Seventh and
Ninth streets northwest, IN front OF the fish
stalls of (Centre) Washington Market, all rights
and privileges granted or allowed by the laws OF
,n n S0rporhatbon OF Whnsnigton, 10 estaoIish
sale OF fish in the city OF Washlngion and no
wharf or dock shall be deemed eligible, unless
situated at some point on the north side of tho
Potomac River, between Eleventh street east and
Fourteenth street west, to the highest bidder.
Terms-ODe hundred dollars to be paid on the
day Of sale and the residue to be paid within Ave
days from day ofsRle.
by order ofthc Board OF Commissioners D. @.
u. j. LYDECKER,
Major OF Engineers, u. s. A.,
Engineer Commissioner ID. O.
THOMAS DOWLINu. Auctloneer. iel3.l0t
The Evening critic., 1884-02-21
PERTINENT PARAGRAPHS.

HATTIE Il. CooMDs has entered suit
against Charles @. Coombs for maintenance.
Mr.. FRANK THOMSON, vice-president
Pennsylvania Railroad, with his wife, Is stop
ping at Wormleys.
JAMES c. HELM was to-day acquitted in
the Criminal Court OF tho charge OF assault
with intent kill George SchwoiI2er.
ANTON SPONTANEOUSLY, of 507 East Capt..
tol street, reports that his honhouse. ..sgAs
robbed of thirteen chickeYjast niGsbts
You won't be able To- sss Your dinner
sue! sasa 4 adVSaf u honor Of fa'Sr
THE alarm of fire from box 25, at $40
yesterday, was caused by fire being discovered
In No. 1878 Sixth street northwest Damage,
500. defective hue was the cause OF tho
IRE.
JOHN j. ALLEY, indicted in July last on
tho charge OF using the postal service In de-
ylsing scheme TO deiraud a pensloneEe,sases
Dosr thou ioI tss Then do not
lie is ,sssssSt " lcuro AZ once a bottle
OF DR.. Rl.IlaBt3ueh syrdp for your cough and
.hlE0fed. Your druggist keeps Il.
- THE motion for q new trial In the case of
Adolphus Burgess, convicted IN January last
OF breaking Into tho store OF Edward Voight on
November 81, 1883, ana stealing two gold
rings, was oyorruled by Justice wylie, and he.
was sent to jail forsiS months .s.ssssssls
II you want I'D spisyas1vsSGi ngton's
Birthday, read WRAntget6n's Hqtchet, Issued
tomorgaRsi ssFdshb aons honor
Nl.ssRfxH JOHNSON, convicted of house
breaking, was sentenced to-day 10 the Albany
penltentiary for three years. Julia Tascoe
convicted In two cases of grand larceny, was
sentenced 10 the penitentiary for three years.
Carrie Towles, convicted of grand larceny, one
year.
THE Grand Lodge of Good Templars will
meet In quarterly session this evening at tho
The Evening critic., 1884-02-21

JOHN JACKSON, alias Frank Fields
pleaded guilty In the Criminal Court to-day to
reSeiv,ng stoieh prSSp p knowins " 70 nave
Albany penitentiary for thirty months.
The Evening critic., 1884-02-21
VNRUsTEE's SALE.

ThSsTEhS SALE.
BY virtue OF q decd OF trust, dated August .,,
II. 1858, and recorded In lber 1851, folio 90 ysD
and Mt the written request of the party Sc. sr1rs
cured thereby. shall offer for sale ON FRIDAY,
the 9th day OF February, at o'clock D. M, lots
LOTT, square no. 52i. Tcrms-One.thrd cash, bal
ancc In and IL months, with interest at per
cent per ennum till paid; 500 to be paid Mt time
of sale. Terms to be complied with In five days
alter sale or the property TO be rcsold at cost Of
JOHN PATCH,
Trustee.
THOMAS Il. WAGGAMAN,
Real Estate Auctloneer. fei9-eod.5t
The Evening critic., 1884-02-21
ChnritY Gefs dino yIomey.

In New York yesterday Surrogate Rollins
rendered his decision In tho case OF the Will Of
estate, valued at S300O0OU, for charitable
purposes. IL was contested by her relatives,
who claimed that she was Insane, ana tho
litigation attracted considerable public atten-
ton. The Surrogate decides against the con-
testantF, and concludes that tho VIII Tex
spresses the free, unrestrained and deliberate
purposes OF tho dece1ent; that shO was OF
sound mind and memory when she signed II,
and that It IL entitled 10 be admitted 70 pro-
bate" The Will was made In 1866, an1 TIA
decedont died In 1888. .,ssg1dhss'p'
The Evening critic., 1884-02-21
THE anecdotes .of.t })2fHiinortal Washing
ton In the Hqtats&SHsSHd tomorrow In honor
OF GeoraoCG1fB nuthenUCI

-sseTX SENATOR CHAFFEE, of Colorado, an
nounces that he has decided to be Senator
Hills successor In the Senate, not because he
reallywants the ofllce, but to show his enemies
that he is not 80 much Of political corpse as
they Imagine. He favors Senator LOgan'B
nomination TO the Presidency at Chicago, DO.
cause his Views on tho silver question are In
accord with those held In the mining States.
The Evening critic., 1884-02-21
Business at the City PostOm ce 10.
MOrrOW.

Tho several divisions OF the City Postoflce
viii be kept open for the transaction OF bust
ness TO the public on Washington's Birthday
until noon. AT that hour tho Registry and
Money order divisions Will DO closed TO the
public at the main ofllce and the several
and stamp windows will be open all day as
usual. Tho early morning delivery by car
riers will be made with q collection az that
time, and mo last collection for the afternoon.
u, m.
The Evening critic., 1884-02-21

Tho programme at the Tabernacle Church
tomorrow night includes the names OF Mrs.
Chappelle, Mrs. Mills, Mrs. Powell, Mr., Jecko,
Professor Townsend, Dr.. Hart, bnsso, OF New
York, and DR.. Brewer, distinguished organist
OF tho came city, In addition to this attractive
programme Jean lngelow's"Songs OF tho Siren"
Will DO illustrated by tableauX under tho al.
reotion OF Mrs, Viles, tho artist. Persons de-
string seats can secure them at Ellis & Co. =,
The Evening critic., 1884-02-21

The bill introduced In the Senate yesterday
by Mr.. Beck 10 guard against deficits 10 the
Treasury provides that II ut any time the
Client 70 meet the appropriations Elade by
Congress tho Secretary OF the Treasury shall
use so much Of the cash balance remaining In
the Treasury as may be necessary 10 mako up
the deficit, as II such casa balance were
"money. not otherwise appropriatoli" aud
that no be directed not to issue or soil bonds
OF the United States In order 10 obtain money
10 mako up such deficit until the cash balance
In the Treasury shall have been reduced RA5s
low alOO,OOO 600. "A 1870
The Evening critic., 1884-02-21
DIED.

BREUNINGER.-On Tuesday evening, Fob,
ruary 10, 1884, with membranous Group, Sadie
+, youngest daughter OF Henry f. and Annie
X. Breuninger, aged year, months and 10
days.
COLLINS. on Tuesday morning, Fobr uary
10, 1884, Elizabeth, beloved wife OF John Col
Inns
GoLDsBORoUGH.-O Wednesday morning,
February 90, 1884, OF heart disease, William
Goldsborough, In the doth year of his age.
Funeral al his late residence, 210S II street
northwest, at $3.50 p. M, Friday, February
%.
WILKERsoN.-on Thursday, at $50 a. M,
February 81, 1884, Samuel H., beloved son OF
Sarah II. Kahl, after Il short and painful Ill
nesp, In his 20th year.
Funeral from No. 500 Fifth street southeast,
Saturday, at . 80 p. m. Friends and rola,
tlyes are requested 10 attend. Interment at
Congressional Cemetery.
The Evening critic., 1884-02-21
ADJUSTMENTS.

s,.,,y.. ..'',,, ~
60, - ,,.,,.,..
N""s"'ei run, N'ao ~ '''' Vi our'"'n'
LAND
pon,, tror,,o, Icx,ro Matinee t,.,,.,,
- - I'm ~ se' 80 > .s'vu fiiuyi
WAbHINGTON'b BlRIHDAY ANNIVER-
SAHY.
boht Forget hesuiar matinee saturday
- - . x...7,., -. ,.,......-.
. Monday NeNt-CHAHIES WnNDHAM aud
nls company from tbe CriteIloh ineatre, London,
ingIiE GHEATDlVoRCB CASE and LOVES
DbNlOh'
The Evening critic., 1884-02-21
MARRIED.

HEss-ELI.--In Georgetown, d. O., February
tho 10th, 1884, by Rev. G. A. Nlxdorf, Mr..
George W. Hess to Miss Maria L. Ell, all of
Georgetown, d. O.
KNIdHT-HANNUM.-In this city, at tho
residence OF tho BRIDES mother, February 20,
1854, by Rev. W. Il. Ward, Mr.. Charles u.
Knight, OK washington, ID. G., to Miss Jennie
Hannum, of Columbus, o.
The Evening critic., 1884-02-21
,Thc nnnrh nfmrnIIh.

To-day Drs. Charles smart T.. :; Verdi
Colonel Waring ana air, SimOns, VI the NAT
lonAl Board Of HoElth, wore heard py the
nouse Committee on Public Health In anawcr
90 Or. Hnmtlton's argument Ia favor 0t zoe
Marine Hospital Service, .rslsro.s~