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The Evening critic., 1884-02-07
by WEEKS 81 CO.,
Auctloneers.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE I'M.
PROVED REAL ESTATE, BEING PROPER
TIES NOS. 49l IL STREET N. w. AND is2

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE I'M.
PROVED REAL l. ESTATE, BEING PROPER
TIE mTIHs @ nos l. 7SI IL STREET N. w. AND iss
BY virtue Of Q deed OF trust dated Feb. %,
A, ID. 1880 and duly recorded In llbtr Ne. g3i
folio 209, one of the Land Records of the Dis
trct of Columbia and at the request OF the holder
OF the note secured thereby, we will sell at public
auction In front Of the respective premises on
MONDAY, llth February, 1891, at o'clock D. M,
the following described real estate situated in the
city of Washington, District OF Columbia, to -.
and premises known as and being part of lot ki::1
No. fifteen l15) In square No. five hundred and
seventeen (5lO, beginning for the same at the
southeastern corner OF said lot and running thence
west on the line Of street ifleen i5) feetthence
north thirty-two (32) feet, thence west one OD
foot thence north sixty eight (6S) feet 10 alley.
thence east sixteen tl6) feet to the eastern line OF
said lot, and thence south one hundred [i0ol feet
TO the point Of beginning Improved by three
story brick dwelling No. 4Gl ii st. n. W.
Also, Immediately thereafter we Will sell all
that certain piece or parcel OF land known as the
Of OF lot numbered fourteen IN in square south
of square No 5l6, the said described piece OF
ground, being the same property which was con.
yeyed by benjamin Saloman to Elon Behrend by
corded in liber No NO folio oI et seq, one Of the
Land Records of Weshipgton County, District of
Columbia improved by two-story frame dwelling
No AZ ST. n W. 70. s. 7 .t.ft T
Terms for III street property: u 900 cash, balance
In one and two years with interest at per cent,
secured by deed of trust on property, or all cash.
az purchasers option; 500 down at time of sale.
Terms for street property: Cash. 800 down at
Time OF sale All conveyancing and recording Al
Ifterms of sale are not compiled with In seven
days the trustee reserves the right to resell the
property at the risk and cost of the defauting
]. Il. YOUNG,
ja29.1Ot Trustee.
The Evening critic., 1884-02-07
A CLUB LIE,
MIR. Tom Ochiitree Declines 60 be
Misrepreseuted.

''That statement by the World correspondent
that my name has been rejected by the Metro
poiitan Club, OF this city, is without founda-
tion In any respect" said Representative
0chiltree (Tex.) to CRITIC man to-day.
"Was your name acted upon by the club ? "
tho scribe inquired.
at wns not" replied Colonel ochiltree, 'and
] cannot see why 1t was published, except to
crafty some personal animosity. Ordinarily,
l haven't either time nor the INCLINATION tC
correct the wild statements that arc frequently
made about me, but In this instance have dc
the following dispatch 10 the World.
"'The statement telegrapted 70 the New Yor,
World by Its Washington correspondent, 10 the
effect that had been rejected US n member OF
the Metropolitan Club, is totally without foun-
dation.'"
The Evening critic., 1884-02-07
The Real estate ldarkei.

ID. II. Warner Real Estate Review fqr March
From all tho indications NO predict a brisk
spring market. There arc plenty % buYcrs,
both for speculation ana occupancy, ana aay
property that is offerol fur ssl2 al n cheap
figure 10 sold gt once.
The condemnation ~ land Tor the nbE rcscr.
'NVoir VIII absorb the homes Of q number "a
poor people who Will buy elsewhere this will
help start the sale Of cheap PROPERTY ia tue
eastern section, while tho many large private
speculation there, as we'll as Induce parties O.
buy for improvement.
our population Is growing rapidly aud 40
also Is our real ehtaia improving Ia value.
Better buy soon, or you cannot got lot un-
less you are worth small fortune.
The Evening critic., 1884-02-07
Thieves at work.

John Mcdonald, OF New York, reports black
overcoat, valued at $50, stolen from tho M.
tional Hotel.
C.B. Bailey, 513 Third street, had door.
mat stolen from his door last night.
i. Murphy, OF dl0 Second street, also had
n doormat stolen.
William Hutchinson, OF 300 NJ street, West
Washington, had q clock stolen from his
house.
Mrs. Relen 'Cavanaugh, OF IS l street, re.
ports that her roOst was robbed last night.
A boy named George II. Barker, OF 900 l
street, was robbed OF a;pocketbook contain
ing $50 yesterday by two colored boys. They
met him ON Fifth street, near G., and asked
him for chew OF tobecco, and seeing the
pocketbook IN his hand, snatched It and made
OF with II.
The Evening critic., 1884-02-07
pEMoRALIziNG EFFECT
OF Pool Playing on the Rising GEN.
erRtiOn.

WWH
GRAFTON.
pit toobod dtaniaaaed ,vbon bo ANNA In sror,
~ m,ion o Va,ho ~ utoIs
sVuay, anu uoins uisluoiiiiou
y" SUN Vvosions' ,no 1--we ou.'Va
hnu 10 uirect leaulhB queslon at hlm u
draw him out. His answer to the interroga'
tory indicated that Il wns the demorallzlng Of.
feet OF uool .nlayino on tIe rIainq generation
i'm, ho yvas in,, ,vav hnhnId ,ha tinnea sor
eyeryboIv knew n NJ az Z, ,vas demoraii@iog Tor
ali ihe tefnperanee societies. and ~
No.. .,.s n,.s ..s,. ,.
ma co,,on or,o ,ha ron,,o, o., na, s,",,,o,
willing their propertv 10 snv vonna a ri,r reiai,or
who plays pool
WThat's ali right but Won never heard of
such n case as was DEVELOPED In the temnie 10.
Uff all came out during the trial OF Jamea Car
berry OF Third and streets South waahina.
ion, FOR keoping his bar open on sunday. Thc
charge gaa brouebt NV an old coiorsi NAV
named Jackson, Who ewore thai one OF hia
boys was in this place ali, or nearly ali. the
time playing pool and drinkine, and last sun.
day night he peeped throueh the kew hoie ana
saw his son and about a dozen other
tt,,ro s,cn... pS..,s..a p,
-, ,.,,."s e. snE no
III iaue ,S S0Sn' on a named @ Ease & &Tnompson and when
ing pool. and was in the habit Of enesging III IN
fhis innocent nmuaoment. oyervhodv was as
tonished, and His Honor lust imposed iine OF
soK an tho Marty accuaed iiha how inoiIad 10
be about ton years old and must have had to
stand on stilts or somethina else TO soo over
4 tho table, nnd IL was stated that he was not
Z The emalIest,
Tho Three Smallest CoIored Tbieves
on record are Charles Mitchell. Robert Barton
and Robert MaRruder They were charged
with hooking a lot OF tobacc,S out OF DennIs
Conneil's etore. corner OF First and II streeta
They swore tho theit on each other. and mar.
ton nnd Marruder eot M davs each and
MItchell ,yas dischnrred. ChrIstonher Weston.
an Ola river captain. was towed IN this morn
Ing 10 nnawer INC charge Of r,innina afonI nf
Oficer smoot, and also with
swoa.,ur U,r,o m so,to.
-,,,, ,I's q S
snnoot shld nc was standing on the sidewalk
n@eh. @ tn9 navy.yhru gate, when the defondant
dnwr igc po ras aSu rnad Son Anockou @ Witnoss
sb for the bad language, They made II hard
for tho hackmen to-day who stand nj tho Cant
tol and make a living cartlnR Ooneressional
timber around, Richard Mann, Jas MCCAIN
ran, John Taylor, Jas Moore, jos. How'd and
John McI.Rueblip, the offenders. we're charged
BY a Capitol policeman and two Metronoiifan
policemen with Violating the hack law bv
driving on tho sirnated stand and soIiciting
fares in tho grounda. They gaye nil kinds of
excuses for leaving the stand and driving nm
10 the steps OF the building, one cabby said
ho had the
Cont,,c, an Han, p,rIv ,v.nou
w .s Dss N""ouos
The Evening critic., 1884-02-07
They MULTIPLICATION.

Tho superintendent OF tho War, Navy and
State Department building has asked tho Sec.
retaTy Of the Navy to assign rooms for the
Naval Retiring Board, the Naval Medical Ex-
for promotion IN tho portion OF the building
occupied by the Navy Department. Toe three
naval boards dow occupy apartments In the
old Navy building about 10 be demolished, and
II Is supposed that rooms viii have TO be
rented for their accommodation, as the Secre.
tary Is unable 10 assign them suitable rooms
In the War, Navy nnd State building. The
subject Will be decided on Monday.
The Evening critic., 1884-02-07
The Charges Against Mrs. schram an.

Sergeant johnson, Of the Fifth Precinct, last
evening took into custody Annie T.. Schramm,
of No. 1927 y street, on the complaint OF lar.
eeny OF $l,375 from Henry ID. Kelly. Sergeant
johnson stntes that Kelly was drunk yester.
day afternoon and was thrown out OF this
house and was locked up ai tho station.house.
had been robbed OF tho above sum IN that
house.
when arrested Mrs. setramm said she had
some OF the money IN her possession. but hid IL
In tho cellar near the furnace and II had got
ten lost. She Il held at the station house.
Kelly states that the money Is the proceeds OF
pension that was paid him aitor years OF
The Evening critic., 1884-02-07
THE RAGING WATERS.
VIII There Be Flood and Damage9
The nred lctnd rlaa In thn pntnnnac cnntInlina

The predicted rise In the Potomac continues
slowly but steadily, and considerable rise
Will be observed at this city to-day.
AT the Signal once they claim that no dam
age will result from the rise, but this is not
the opinion among the people on the river
front. The flood cannot reach the proportions
OF that OF 1877 or 1881, but 1t is possible that
the rise Will be greater at this city than the
officials expect.
AT Harper's Ferry this morning the water
was thirteen feet above low.water mark and
still rising slowly. No apprehension is felt al
that point unless there are heavy rains, as the
rice In 1877 reached thirty feet above low
water mark.
The Signal 0nlce expects greater rise to-.
day than yesterday at this city.
No report was made this morning by tho pa
trolman at tho Great Falls. At Georgetown
the ice was running rapidly but being carried
out into tho channel and down the river With
out doing any damage.
The rain will probably continue, but not
very heavily, and the coming cold wave from
the West will cause fall of temperature.
The Evening critic., 1884-02-07
niIIy McGIorr,s Hnhcns Cornns.

NEW YORK, Feb. ia dense crowd gather
ed In the Supreme Court Chambers to-day to
listen to the motion before Judge Donohu 0
for the release OF VIM. McGlory on bail pend
Ing the result OF an appeal 10 the General
tlon In the General Sessions. After listening
TO arguments OF counsel pro and con, Judge
Donohue said he would take the papers and
the case and reserve his decision, which he
would probably render between to-day and
Saturday. In tho meantime, II they so de-
sired, counsel could submit further points In
the case.
The Evening critic., 1884-02-07
IL would bc a Cruel retaliation.

"What does this rumor mean about Cabinet
changes, whereby Morton Is 10 be recalled
from Paris and Brewster 10 be sent as Minister
TO France In his place." asked n gentleman OF
an official OF tho Department OF Justice yester-
d ny.
"Wby, itmeans that tho President, after n
thorough study OF tho situation, has concluded
that that Is tho best and most effective plan
10 retaliate ON France for her prohibition OF
American pork" said the Official.
The Evening critic., 1884-02-07
He Ought 20 be Iuycstigated.

Captain Burnham, OF the Board OF Inspect.
ors OF Steam Vessels for the Boston district,
yesterday morning that tho captain of the
steamship Glaucus had admitted 70 him pri-
vately that the Glaucus passed tho wreck %
the steamship city OF Columbus after daylight
her; that the signals of distress were aoan
from tho Glaucus, hut tho latter steamer dii
not stop because the captain ala not Wish 20
inyestirated
The Evening critic., 1884-02-07
sgcTIOs xstES

Il a. mcrNTIuE
n. neAi iiIisis nronrf. oid stnN.
TnusTEEa aAIE or TWOsrORY ruAME
DWELLING, no. i1i Crr q "
liy virtue ofa deed OF trust dated November D
lts2, duly recorded lu ufrf NJ. llli fnIin na "a
ecq., one Of the Land 1ieoofta ~ tFn District 0l
Columbia, and ~ the written request Hf tha partg
secured thereby, snail sell NJ Uuhiif auction ID
mont Of the premises. on MONDAN, FHnnua
AIRY ~, issi, a. ociock .. fn., an that -.
certain piese q parcel oi Efoun1 situate iu m
the city OF fWnshlnrton, u. g., known aud a.. lft
tcfbed ns ana being part nf lnl iauf lt u aIiafe
two hundred and ninciy.HiN 81, hr9I Innlna f1r
the same ~ point on the line of 4 Hfrest sffih.
thirteen icrt Oaat from the EuutnNrff corner uf
said lot, thcrce north one hundfrd ret % = Thirty
foot alley, thence east aiong faid alley thirteen
feet, thence south one hundfed feet h. sid 4 ai.
thence west along the line of said 4 street thlr.
teen feet 10 the place ~ heriunluq
Terms. no.f0urth cash and balance Ia q N And
Is months with Interest AZ per cenl per annun,
secured by deed Of trust on the property sold
or all cash nt option Of purchaser. A deposit Of
500 required ~ time Of sale. ConYevauclna and
recording ~ purchasers coat Terms 70 b. cann.
piled with In seven days. Othrrwlae the trustee
reserves the right toFcsell The properly AZ The
risk and cost of the defAnltlng rarchasef amer
DANIEL MoLAUoHLTN.
J, 7, CoLDwELL,
The Evening critic., 1884-02-07
Clara BeIden. the Actress, Dead.

NEW YORK, Feb. 7.-Clara Belden, the west
ern actress, who was on Tuesday taken to
Bellevue Hospital suffering from acute mania,
died last night from exhaustion, duo to alco.
holic excesses, and more Immediately TO an
attempt during the day to choke herself to
death with her hands.
The Evening critic., 1884-02-07
A DinhnIicaI Outrage.

CLEVELAND, o., Feb. Tin Putnam County
yesterday Miss Emma Burtonger, aged 1S, was
assaulted by three masked men, while pass
Ing through thicket on the way to a friends
house. The scoundrels fed and the victim
with difficulty reached her homo and told
what had occurred. Bands Of armed men
started out in pursuit OF the miscreants and
they will be badly used II caught.
The Evening critic., 1884-02-07
'Tl,e Fort MNer schooI IofInstrnction.

report on the improvements at the school
OF observation and meteorology in connection
with the Signal Service at Fort Myer shows
that q class OF 90 young mon are undergoing
instruction In telegraphy, signalling, meteor
ology, etc, to ft them for duty at the various
signal stations. The old quarters have been
remodelled and greatly improved, and the
grounds and carriage ways have been I'M
proved, and handsome trees and flowers
planted. Lieutenant Swift has recently been
placed In command. He 10 a signal oflcer
promoted from the ranks. 1t is the purpose OF
General Hazen, the Chief Signal Onlcer % ask
Congress for an appropriation OF $4,000 for
the purpose OF erecting new observatory aud
school building. The question OF instructing
astronomy Is also under consideration.
Tennyson is spoken OF as "matchless
poet" but as ho Is smoker We doubt the
statement,-B Boston com. BNtl9tln.
The Evening critic., 1884-02-07

BROOKLYN, n. Y, Feb. IA fire caused by
spontaneous combustion, which broke out In
the drug store OF william Grace, 4f3 Grand
street, Williamsburg, consumed $13, 900 worth
OF property belonging TO Mr.. Grace. Insured
In the Phoenix Company.
The Evening critic., 1884-02-07
Acting suFgeon.GeneraI of the


Tho Secretary of tho Navy has appointed
Surgeon Wm. *. Van Roypon, now ON duty at
tho laboratory ~ tho Brooklyn
Naval Hospital, a. Assistant Chlef OF the Naval
uurran ~ Medicine aud surgery. BY virtue
n iia new position no will he Acting Surgeon
General uf The Navy uutll tho appointment of
a successor % Df. WaleH. Surgeon Van
naypcn succeeds Medical Inspector Adrian
Hudson, who vas detached from tho Bureau OF
Medicine and surgery some weeks ago aud or
drfud Oh tho Lancaster.
The Evening critic., 1884-02-07
The wedd,ng niIIs win Ring.

Edmund +. smith and Mary A.. Browning.
II. NJ. Eyarts, Of Irving, y. T., AMI Anulo
Tully, OF this city.
Charles II. Clagett, OF Upper Marlboro, M,
and Mary 4, Caldwell, ot this city.
John 4. Smith and lsabellE Taylor,
Robert Chew and LiEzie Mills.
The Evening critic., 1884-02-07
The Charges Against Mr.. Friedrich.

In tho Police Court to-day Mr.. Emil Freid.
rich wal called up 10 answer tho charge pre-
ferred by Mary Mullen some timo ago. He
pleaded guilty OF assault, but tho Judge took
Mnry's testimony, and, as the assault was
asomewhat aggravated one, no imposed ilne
cused were taken 10 pay the money on Satur-
The Evening critic., 1884-02-07
Dynamite for the Austrians.

VIENNA, Feb. IA dynamite cartridge has
been discovered on the track of the tramway
running through the Landstrasse Il Haup-
Sfrngsa.
The Evening critic., 1884-02-07

RoBERT B. LEATHERs requests the Com
miseioners 20 lay a sewer on The aouth side OF
street southeast, between FOURTH and Fiitn
streets
The Evening critic., 1884-02-07

Admission 30 and rs cents; matinee, 80 cents
children under II years OF age % cents.
The Evening critic., 1884-02-07
BLIND TOM,
THE
MUSICAL PHENOMENON,

VIII give THREE CONCERTS on FRIDAY
and SATURDAY, February and 0. Matinee
Saturday at Up. m.
The Evening critic., 1884-02-07

Il emy, 1901 + ct. n. w.-All the new dances
taught; classes on Tuesdays, Thursdays aud
SATURDAYS: reunions. Tuesdays and Saturdays
The Evening critic., 1884-02-07

Reserved Seats now on sale at Motzerott & Co. q.
The Evening critic., 1884-02-07

ADDISON DAY,
PRACTICAL UNDERTAKEN ANDCABINET
MAKER.
Ready made Collins, Caskets and shrouda, No
bOI "a st., corner OF q 3. W. Branch Store 6n
Mass, aye. a; ". Orders promptly executed a.
The Evening critic., 1884-02-07

I rNcoLS uALI. BRIaNQn.
6itAND GALA OPERA NIGuToN rtIr<bAy
EvKSiN6. YEBRUAhYI
Grand siSEoS sq'gs E'R' q SSiaIffsSsss;ys'not SafSss;s,
In ponifetils Delighthl tkiiGn Opera.
with lhe ioliowisg swftni artlqte Nine.
9opINt. ,e her ghaLgrHE role ID Nerlaai Sc.
Tssaasis and Sc oS6fr "a K, is@ods RSe TcIo
ASmoS sssis SsGsSy % ss.fa sif The
sale P1p5tiaf1y Z e NnnsiiissI2'' a Co.'S.
A nevffniliiaTY march "Apre-,te Combat
eqmgx<h and dsdlgated 70 0surse law, esq, ~
9Gin mss Mi rssS nv ~ NV S hsTn
I'D between the - and ad acts oft The opera.
DImE nusEun.
~ Penn,ylvAn a avenue. near iith stree,
EVERY AFTERNOON NioBTTHrs wEEA
ae-oREAr ARMsTs-ao
The SS wonSCtiS 2Sk ifk hsoN aFIh hSE5 SES
The Famous thinaman, Great Act,
oS 2s1 bx6S sseR a" Hs sss % ssTG
CARROLL and WALTERS
The DecapltAilon Act, $40. CAPELL0
The Whai-ls.Ii, The Mammoth Hog Circasians-
Guiding win Win The by nSe
AImlSslen 10 All.-.,..-. no centa
MAsoNIc rEnrLE.
Last Nights and Matinee on Saturday at p. m
PROFESSOR A. n. CARPENTERs
Wonderful and Amusing Entertainment in
PSYCHOLOGY AND MEsMERIsM.
Communication tickets, ak admissions TO reserved
aen,s. a. single admission . and % cents. Natl
Remcmber. wednesday, Thursday, Friday aud
Saturday nghts aud Saturday Matinee only.
T"EATRE conIaUE.
ss-MoNDAY. FEBRUARY I.-Ea
HARRY MONTAGUE
In His Spicy Comedy Of
MABEL's DREAM.
Electric quartet, Duncan sisters. Myra Goodwin.
Purvis Sisters, John and Jefries Fender
and many Others
Matineea Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays.
No Change In Price OF A Adulisslon.
INcoLS HALL.
BLIND TOM,
MUSICAL PHENOMENON,
VIII give THREE CONCERTS on FRIDAY
and SATURDAY, February and .. Matinee
Saturday at2p. m.
Admission 30 and rs cents; matinee, 80 cents;
children under II years OF age % cents.
Reserved Seats now on sale at NIotzerott & Co. q.
fel-6t
DKOF. SHELDON's DANCING ACAD.
Il emy, 1901 II st., n. w.-All the new dances
taught; classes on Tuesdays Thursdays aud
satnrdays reunions. Tnesdays and Saturday,.
The Evening critic., 1884-02-07

In Hums 10 suit At Q per cent.
The above 10 only small portion OF property
90 my boefs For fli lIStoa AZ ONCE for hSiis-
hnn inEued Vn LIST and 10Th. nj
The Evening critic., 1884-02-07

ID Auctionecrs.
AssIGNEEs. SALE OF a THREE-sToRY
PREsSED-BRICK FRONT HOUSE ON
SIXTH STREET NORTHWEST.
Under and by virtue of deed OF Assignment
rom LOUIS - henDIun neailnk uste lhe stn uey oi
Records of the District OF Columbia In ilber No.
lQeS M a. At folio li9 ct seq the nndersignei VIII on
1854, at $3.50 O'Clock p' M, IN front OF the a
premises, offer for sale Mt public auction, all NI
lying and being in the city OF Washington, Dis
trict of Columbia, hnown and described upon the
ground plat or plan thereof ss lot l. In WV Cor
coran's subdivision OF part OF square numbered
four hundred and fortysix lii6l, the same being
house known as No. 1920 Sixth street northwest,
containing all modern improvements
Terms of sale made known at time of snle.
AMN0N BEHREND,
fe2 eOd6ds Assignee
The Evening critic., 1884-02-07
J, r, coLDwELL,
Ja2oeod6ds Auctloueer
.Y y. n. COLpMELL.

IL AuCiiuurrf.
TY, NO. 10 T. ST. ~. E
by virtue ofa deed OF trust dated September 20,
a, d. 1870, aud duly recorded n liber No -, iOli0
40. one ofthe Land Records OF the District ofup-
lumbla, Will sell ~ surviving trustee, A. public
FEBRUARY u, "A. ID. 1884. At o'clock y, M, =.
the following described real estate, situate In o.
the city of Washlngton, District OfColumhia, El
TO wit: Al that piece and parcel ofground kiiovh
ana distinguished on the plat or plan Of said city
as and being lot lettered !, 10 N. II. Warner >
recorded subdivision of lots In square numbcred
ak hundred and eixty.nlne tC0gl, together with
the improvements, etc.
Terms ofsale: one.third cash, balance in three
equal payments, payable In 6, n and ~
months after date with interest at the rate of
ak 10Y per cent per annum from day OF .ale. 90 b.
secured by deed OF trust ON property sold, OF All
cath at option Of purchaser. deposit OftD re
quired on day OF sale. II terms Of sale are not
compiled with within 1--WE days from day OF sale,
the trustee the right TO resell af the risk
and cost of dcfaultlng purchaser amer Ave
days advertisement. All convoyanclng and re-
ANDREW II. DUvALL,
ja30-eOd surviving Trustee.
The Evening critic., 1884-02-07
SPECIAL NOTICES.

pSzsA MEETING OF THE REP y BLt;
Hee cans Of the Twentysecond DisiTlgt WI WI
he held at MT, JEZRIsEB BAPTIST CHulkCil
corner FINN and E streets southeast, THURS
DAY EVENING, February 2. nt O'Clock, 70
elect delegates TO the Central CommiVtee ana
ies.a.s JOSIAH L. VENABLE, President
49,. NOTICE TO THE REPUBLICAN
Hzzy CIT1ZEN9 OF THE FOURTH LEGIS-
There will be a Republican massmeeting held
at FISHERS HALL, corner of High and Gay
Btreets, on THURSDAY, the 9TH of February,
1854, at 1890 .. NJ, to reorgnnize the Republican
Club of the District aud elect three members and
alternates to the Central Committee.
BY request Of the Republicans OF the Fonr,n
District. fe5-2te
pe,kasTOvEs, FURNACES, RANGER,
Tin plates. sbeetiron work, fireplace stoves.
ranges furnaces repaired. Tin roofing, epouttng
and All kinds OF tin work promptly attended TO-
Bend your order to il IA norris
$40 eleventh 81. y. W.. near st.
The Evening critic., 1884-02-07
F0R SALE AND RENT.

REAL ESTATE BULLETIN
III
THos. e. wAaeAMAN. 0Iz r street.
lChanges made Wednesdays and satnrdaYa.l
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BOARDING.

=" "ANTED-THREE OR FOUR GENTLE.
w men can be accommodated with board and
room In private family with the comforts of "A
fax
The Evening critic., 1884-02-07
BUSINESS CHANCES

UTANTED-TO PURCHASE FOR CASu-A
W. building lot somewhere In the northwest
section OF the city; must be a bargain. Address,
Stating location and price NJ ID. H. Critic office.
The Evening critic., 1884-02-07
ADJUSTMENTS.

NATsosAL THEATRE.
"BY A LARoE MAJORITY
The iavorite American Artists.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. j. Florence.
To Nisht aud Friday Might and Saturday Matinee.
TIKI MIGHTY DOLLAR"
Mr and Mra Fl0reuea in their orlelunl charaotera
% Hon. Hardwell slote ana Mrs. uenorai
Nllnory
saturday Evening,
"fACfH" on, HIS LITTLE HATCHER.
The Great Success demands a repetition
Grand souvenir Performance each lady re.
ceiYina atilyerpiated Haichet
Nest Week -.....-.....MR. JOHN MCCULLOUGH
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ron REHT-sMsceiianeous.

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NM EAED-IO hE4I-A NICE PIANO FOR
lINoR RENT-A LARGE STABLE IN THE
~ rear Of l7H 9th 81. n. W. Apply ON the prem
iseB. feti-3tf
MO CURE NO URST5 CE-
IN dar Balsam is warranted to cure Coughs
Colds, Group, Throat and Lung Diseases etc Six
dropsa dose. Try II. If not satisfied return the
empty bottle and get your money back. Sold by
druggists. Price 25c. w. s. Thompson. 703 18th Sc.
n2S-3m
The Evening critic., 1884-02-07
UNDERTkKERS.

JOSEPH O. LEE.
Formerly Of Henry Lees Sons,
UNDERTAKEN.
New and commodous wareToom, No. 325 Penn.
ave northwest. Residence on premises. fel u