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HOUSE,
1t Louis Strn,vS,

ST. LOUIS, Jan. 2S.-Colonel Talmage,
general manager OF transportation of the
Missouri Pacific railway, denies that any
sweeping or general reduction of
expenses has been ordered on
the Texas lines as recently alleged
in special dispal ches from ihst state. He
says expenses have been curtai!ed simply
to meet the natural decline in business
business rsvivts the working force will be
increased to meet II.
The question nj Qua Jging the speculative
grade OF wheat Ia 'hls mstket so as 10 ON.
brace Turkey wheat now extensive
ly raised ia Kansas is being discussed by
Ipsu hers Of the Merchants Exchange.
man giving the name Of A III. Latham
was arrested TO. iay at Chamois station, on
the Missouri Pacific railroad, about 10
miles West of here, on suspicion vi being
the murderer of Lewis Boedecser and
wife, near Fsn,on last Tuesday night. He
has three peddlers' licenses. small srnoubt
OF iewslry with him. A black leather sachel
winch has been identified AS the
one ca-risd by the man who asked
for several houses In the vicinity
Of Boedscker's the evening previous
to the murder, vas found partially
dscker's yesterday, which contained jewell
~, lead pencils. towels and other articles
Of psddlsr's outfit, and il is regarded as
an IN portant find.
Hiram II. Post. who attempted suicide
last Thursdsy is still living aud will probs-
bly, recover. II is not yet known what he
did with the money he bezxled, but II
was ascsrtained to-day that he frequently
bought 10 terry tickets.
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EAINIaAAlIIIr

GAIYIsyiLlE. Jan. 2s.-TSpecial. Judge
Potter, who hs, been in Washington the
past week presenting the claim OF this To-
caliiy for the Federal court, has returnsd
and reports h,orsbly. but thinks no action
will .bs taken on the subject during this
session Of congress.
Judge Lindsay, Who accompanied him,
remained in Washington TO present q peti.
ton frsm Deuton, asking that it be estsb.
lisbsd here. The petition was forwarded
TO him Saturday.
Colonel Gsrdner returned from Tennes-
see last night, where be hss been for seven
mouths, attending to legal business.
Tailors are Ia good demand here. Hine
gar Bros want two good ones, to whom
they will give steady employment and
good wages
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not STON

Houston, Jan. 2S-ISpscial Sometime
ago Houston car tickets were cluntsreited
but only small quantity had been dis
disposed of before IL was discovered. The
matter wss placed in the hands OF Farrsl's
detective agency. Several dayssgo Francis
h. Xsrbs and Carl Xlrn wers arres'ed and
to-day oas o. Fsrrel's men went to G.lyes-
ton and discovered the Workshop OF the
countsrieitsrs and captured number of
stsreotypsd plates, . 10 oil couutorlsiters
paraphsrualia, and $50 worth Of coun ter
toitsd tickets ia cards. The men bad or.
dersd a new set of plates from New York
aud had made preparations 10 counterfeit
Galveston ticket. They cannot he prose.
cuted for cuunlsrisitinE, however, as the
tickets are not lsesl tender, but will un
doubtedly be- convicted upon the charge of
forgery, tue tickets being signed by the sec
retary Of the railroad com Dany.
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TEsRELL, Jan. Is Especial -Attact -
ments still coms on the Underwood stock.
The Underwood building has also been at
iached. There will be fight here, as Mr..
Underwood will contend for his place OF
business.
T.. l.. Wepf of the Terrell Times, arrived
home from Milwaukee, Wisconsin, bring
ing as his fair bride the once Miss Lotts J q.
Xhal.
The chief SURGEON of the Missouri Pacific
system, DR.. Jackson. is in ~. clty.
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pl,iDosiiaion Dots

RICHMOND. Va, Jau. 2S-The democraAs
by two third ms iority passed bills over the
governors veto.
Ia the senate resolutions asking the res
igpa,ion OF United States Senator Malone
are agreed to.
The funeral Of Ex-Governor Letchsr
took place to-day. The procession was
very large, aud included many officials and
faculties and students OF Washington aud
Lee University ard the Virginia Military
Institute. Minute guns were f red this ev-
anipn
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I.ONt.N II,M.

LoNGvIEw, Jan, 2s Especial. IA meet
ing was held at Rembert's opera-house this
afternoon to discuss the feasibility OF secur-
ing The location OF the Federal court at
Longview when removed from Tyler.
Messrs. Cracher Boring, Levy and b. w.
Brown were appointed TO get the necessary
information and report steps TO be taken.
j. r. railia prominent saw-mili man,
il dangerously i'll at Hot Springs. His
physician has telegraphed for mis- wife TO
cnnp a nncp.
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MARSHALL.

MARSHALL. Jan. 2s ESPECIAL The ru'
NOR that George Noble is to take charge ol
the Gould system in this state is not cred
tied by those In position to know.
Lizzie Evsps. Marshsii's fsvorite will ap.
pear ss " Dew dyce" te-morrov evening
The Tsxss d Pacific have lea,ed the ca,
shops OF the Marshall Manufacturing com
psny, and viii hereafter ru1 tasss works N
conjunction With their main shops.
County Judge Meller aud William Adsj-
will hereafter run and control the Messep
ger. they having purchased he paper.
John Burk one Of the oldss. employees O
the Texas 4 P-cifc died, and was buried
this evening. He was an honest man,
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The Free Thinkers

BosroS, Jan. - The New England Free
Thinkers convention formed an association
with by;aws demanding that churches no
be exempt from taxation, the judicial oath
abolished all law. enfo; cling the obser-
vance Of the Sabbath and Christian morsli-
~, repealed. the bible removed from public
schools and government ard refused secfa-
rian schools. Henry Appleton spoke on
the Anarchistic position.
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Tho MoreN IeIter Amin.

NEw NoEK. Jan. 2S.-In the trial c { III
suit OF Josh" HIr', publisher OF rruth
Aeains; George Alfred Townsend, the New
York correspondent oi the Cincinnati En-
uuirer. claiming SO 000 damages for libel.
Hart testified that Truth continued the
attack on Garfield even alter the general
had denied the authenticity OF the Norey
letter. because the democratic national
committee continued Its assurances of the
letters authenticity.
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MIIII( lN.

MILLIcAY, Jan. % -rSpecial.l - Fence
cutting trouble was begun few days ago.
The pasture OF Mr.. ]. C. White was cut in
several places II is also learn that threats
were made o cut a small pasture fence be
longing 10 Dr.. Garfield
The boys OF Millicsn have challenged the
Bryan boys for "A duck hunt tomorrow.
The victorious party will be treated TO an
Oystgr simmer.
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4 TRtDliI'I.

TROUPE, Jan. 2s.-t5pecial. l-Saturday
afternoon the store of J. A. Drake was ell
tered aud the safe robbed Of about s25. A
small crippled boy, about ten years of age.
was noticed to spend an uncommon amount
of money foolishIy, and as soon as 1t be-
came known that the money was missing
he was arrested and acknowledged the
theft At the preliminary trial he was held
in 500 bond, but failing TO make tue sum
was remanded to jail.
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NOTICES.

N1oIICE rs HEREBY GIVEN TINT PUR,
IN suant to au order o, the o. mmlss i0ncrs'
Corrt. the dersienei Will receive aud Me btis
nn,il The iith day OF FEBRUARY, issi, for The
Nolan County school Lands, located In Preside
county Texas, consisting Of l7,7l2 acres, wei
wa,ered aud choice lands. Bids u be on the
fol owing ts ms: ht-Al cash ?nd-One'
fouith or ope.t,nth (opt on OF purchaserl and 10
per &C I. IL tersst ON the deferred pay ymtnt casn
In hand Notes for deferred payment TO run not
less than ten nor more than hiieeu ln, option ni
annually N ndyance kor further p-ri culars
apply 10 THOMAS Y. DorTHlTT, Clerk C'nn'
" Court Nolan County Texas hss-W
NTOTICETo CON NrRACToKs-s1 RhE Paw
IN ing.-sealed proposals will be received si
the OIL of the City Engi eer u III o'clock
u. m on the ith day fMARCu mkt TO- ay-
ing the following streets In III city WIN u Is
D'Arc Blocks. upon rayel ioundauon ac-
c1rdinx 10 an ordinance proved pccembef
G lss9 and 10 plans and specifications on hie In
this Office to.wit: Main rect From the we
SIDE OF Jefferson to the east side OF sycamore
street Lin street om the west side OF syca'
more street TO the east corporation linA Jeiier'
son, Mar. ct aud Sycamore Slrects-fT From Main
street TO he Texas q Paci0c Ra DAD. Lamar
Sireet-From Wood to Elm street Pnydtrsst eet
-.From Main To Elm street. Murphy Street from
Commerce 10 Elm tttect. Ausun sttcetIFtum
Wood strc ct TO the Tex Pdci Kallroad
Co lege 81 ee,-From Elm street 70 me lexas
r ch proposal must b 'accompnnic 10y bonu
with approved security, In the am nj OF I'll NvH
that If the contract il ava dei the bidder VIII
enter into contract by the 22nd OF APRIL next.
Pond and security Will also be required ior =
faithful pel formanc Of n Q contra 7, the work
TO commence by the 18th OF MAv,. and 70 be
completed By the 18th Of OCTOBER, 1854.
Separa, q roposals are invited for en- @ OF the
above streets. and for the whole OF the work,
bidders 10 specify the street or sire Is lid on
The City Council serves the. right to reject
any or all b IS. n I'd TO let or any pa''
Of the atoye work Pans and specifications
10 be seen at this offioc
W NJ JOHNSON, City Engineer,
DAL.AA TRx.s. January rs, lSsl lAnIs-Iul
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Judge Ii,ncock Denies.

AUSTIN, Jan. 2S. -tSpecial1.-It is stated
this evening that Judge Hancock denies the
correctness Of the Galveston News inter-
view, and says it is hard to say which has
lied the most the News in its interview or
the Post in the one 1t published. In the
meanwhile the News reporter says Hancock
confirmed the accuracy Of his repori.
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An IlI-starred PA mily.

CLEVELAND. Jan. S.-Andrsw Wsngo,
4 Years old. while packing shavines in
street, Get fire 10 his clothing aud expired
sfter horrible suffering for an hour. He
was the last OF nvs children, The others dy-
ing within o short time Of diptheria. The
mother became rsving maniac when the
little one died to-day. The father Was alb
cent from home.
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IDIl(ATIft..

DEcATUR, Jan. 2s.-T special. y. w. Bit
ung,N Co., o, Aurora, tnIs cpulty, were
attached this afternoon by various credit
oss. Ills claimed the Liabilities are not
over $40 O0D and assets about $50 600.
Henry Greathouse, ex'president OF the
First National bank OF Decatur, will soon
open his nav bank.
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TENAlsKANA.

TExAEEAEA, Jan. Special. l-Early
this morning the dry goods house OF
O'Reillv e O'Dwyer, on the a rSansas side
Of the city, was closed by the | nited States
marshal.
l.. Murray's saddle and hsrnessmaking
establishment was closed on Saturday
evening by local creditors. Liabilities 10
both cases are not known.
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rorty.Eigh,h Congress First Session.

SENATE.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 2S-Messrs. Sherman
and Pendleton each presented resolutions
OF the wool growers OF Ohio praying for the
restoration of the former duty on wool,
lIr. Hoar from the committee on iudic.
i8ry, reported an original Dil! relating 10 the
enforcement OF the law In Utah. He said
he had not himself favored the clause ia the
bill which required exclusion OF women
from suffrage In that territory.
Petitions were presented and REFEREED
BY Mr.. Slater-From the citizen OF Ore
gon and Washington territories, praying
tnat lands granted the Oregon Centrai
railroad ne returned to tho public domain:
also the lands granted the Northern Pacific.
BY Mr.. Logan-From ex.soldiers of tue
Union army, praying the enactment OF a
general law tor the relief OF that class OF
citizens.
By. Mr.. Patt-From Professor Theodore
ID. Wolsey anu others praying for the pas
sage of law to provide for The collection
OF divorce statistics.
A message was received from the house
announcing the death OF Congressman
Mackey, OF South Carolina
The senate after appointing a committee
on Its part to attend the funeral, adjourn
ed
The committee consistsof Messrs Butler,
Peudleton aud HILL
The house committee to take charge o (
the funeral arrangements OF Representa-
tive Mnckey. consists of P.tiiboue,
O. Hars, Davis, of Missouri, Hemphill, Bis.
bee and Phillips
HOUSE,
WAsHtNGToT. Jan. 2S Immediately
after the reading OF the i,urnal, the death
of Macksy, of South Carolina, was an
nounced.
The Gus omary resolutions were adopted,
and the house ~ mark OF respect, TO the
memory OF the deceased adjourned.
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for the circuit ludgeship msde vacant by
the resignation OF Judge MoCrary. All
the bar Of Fort Smith, irrespective OF
nArty, have to-day signed n petition TO tho
president requesting Judge Parker's ap-
pointment His long aud varied experience
on the bench makes him sminently lifted
for the office
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Fixing Rates.

NEW York, Jan. 2s.-At a meeting OF
the passenger department joint
executive committse to-day, percentages
Tor interior pools between Columbus aud
Dsyter, 0nio, and the seabo lard were
agreed on. The rosd' In the new pools
axe The Baltimore & OHIO, Penusylya MA
Erie, West Shore. New York Central, Lake
Shore. New York, Pennsylvania and Ohio
and Pan Handle ID fferen,ial have not
vas devoted pripcipally TO rsvision ri
rates between Buffalo and Cincinnati. The
result is that the limited sass-boupd fare
hss been abolished end rates will be
the same both ways. Plans we're also ar.
ranged between the different roads in the
west BY which roppd.trip business
for religious bodies and com merciai con-
veaiions might be tronsactsd with great
difficulty.
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GOLDSMITH BROS.
The Bargain House Of Dallas.
ECL|PSING ALL COMPETITION |

This is what we have done in the past what are now
doing and what intend do in the future. AS
est of our effort in this direction, call attention
day to a list of REAL BARGAINS.
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Dry Goods Deparim!. nt

worstcd Dress Goods, Black and Colors,
Mt l . i.ec per yard. former price, Soc,
Ali.wooi Cashmeres at SIC, soc and CSC
der yard; former price. 900. 75o and 81
Black silks at soc, 75o and si.?5 Per
yard; former price, zoe, NJ and si.s5.
SILK veivets ana yelvctoens at reduced
PRICES.
Passamenterics and Fringes at half their
value.
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NTS.


V1IANTED II STRONG CoLoRED BOY
w wants a situation; krows the caro- ot hor.
ses, and useful sund the house. Addfes,
jim" care Herald Office. )ah.s-lt
WANTED .APARTNER WITH A CAPITAL
w OF $500 In n ousiutss that pays 2o0 or cert
Apply d Herald ofiico Jaozs'o'
VITANTED-A SECOND.H AND SET OF
w Tex-s Reports Myers Dige and Revised
& AVERY, ,Attora.y.atLaw. ST. James Hotel:
DALLAS Texas jan29 81
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. BY AN NDus-
w irious young man as clerk ina wholcsalc
cr rel ail groce ~ house hest OF references gwen
Address q. II H.. care of this office. itnaeSt
yUANTED-A lady WHO WRITES A FAIR
w hand and has some leisure lime, wishes
writing or cepyiug 10 do. Address W., care VI.
storey, 60 Main rect, Eallas. exas lan2i--t
yUAsTEJ-A HEALTHY WET NURSE, ONE
w who has no b by, to take charse of baby at
Deni,on. Apply TO MIS-. NJ. SUES, $50 Jackson
street. - la"loti
yxTAN'ED RYE STRAW FOR oUR, COZ
w ar factory. Schoeukoef q Co d&wlw
WANTEp-,A YOUNG NAN, C.pAbLE OF
r'esk desire, II positi n with n firs-cass house
hest references Address q. W. b Box az,
.rinit' Trinity county, Texas. janl9 81
iXTAHTED-PUtILs FOR A ,sHoRT-iiAND
w class for any evening In the week except
:pturdsy or SuuTay: terms moderate. Address
:TENOGRAtHFR this Office. laniu
sIIANTED-A FIRsT-CLAsS VIII rE GIRL
w TO 10 gcnci nj H'ufeWolk. Apply VI hltS.
tIsIOSiS 3lO Pearl street janl3d
xEANIED TWO BOILER MAkERs AP-
w ply Immediately 10 Novelty Iron Works
Good wages ana steady employment JOHN
WESTER. lnnlOu
TTTANTEp-TO SELL EVERYBODY WOOD
w $40 cor3s on hand; you Will nave no trouble
this wintsr r TO set wood II you will send ycur
,aans IN A DYSTERBACH dec6-3m
vaJANTED-YOU 70 STOP AT ThE NATION
w AL HOTEL; frst-cl ass accommodations a,
rcssouable rate only ONE DOLLAR AND
TWENTY-FIVE GENTS PER DAY. Tho build.
ing IS brick, with three stsirvays Ia case oftrc
Located In the basiHess portion OF the city. only
one square from street-oa limo, and one square
from Texas & Pacific and Missouri saclhc Depot
Convenient to passengers coming or going over
caiied Tor all trains. Y. CLkARY Pronrloto-.
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PERSONAL.

DERsoSAl ~ THF GENTLEMAN rHo
II callrd az webe's with oyera-glass viii calf
IN rishsr COS .ss'n street up-ttairs) he will
describe them and psy reward. j-n29-it
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MONEY 70 END.

T CAN LEvp ru IS FROM n.ooo 80 81, co
SIMPSON, eos Main ssrset. Dai ss, Tex. JAIL g.
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NOR RENT-oS JANUARY IsT. THE TWO
store rooms. Nos. 775 and 727 Main street
now occupied b- Edwards music store. Annly
20 Oly Nauonal bank. de'-N
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XXTANTEp-TO SELL EVERYBODY WOOD;
w $40 corts on hand; you will nave no trouble
this winte r TO set wood II you will send VI ur
,aams 10 A. DYSTERBACH dec6-Sm
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10000 Stock Of Furniture

sen at onr new store Nos. $50 nd cal Elm stree
ng OF n complete assortment Of Ch amber Suits, Par
Walnut asd Mahogany. complete assortmen
thirty different patterns. large assortment o
luut Bedsteads, Bed Springs and Mattresses. Wood
Flower Stands. Parlor Brackets, Parlor Lounges
,kers, Folding Chairs and Rockers in Tapestry and
Improved Patterns In every department.
ID lower priccs than evcS before offered, wo soci
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FOR RENT

NOR KENT-sEvEa<L PIANOS AT &. n.
Il EDWARDS, 725 aud 7y Main 81 ian2s-6t
TOR RENT-A SnALL COCiAGE With 3
Main street. jsn2af
The Evening critic., 1884-12-16

DOES Addisonian English pay in modern
journalism? ? Some time past there was in
the city of New York weak, sickly paper
called the World, which was constantly
losing money. 1t had no influence and a
narrow circulation, but its editorial page,
under the rule of Il y. bert, was model of
style-clear, scholarly and elegant. At
length the paper fell into the hands of
Joseph Pulitzer, who substituted for tho
style Of an English essayist the rough, col
loquial style of Western journalism. 1t was
confidently. predicted that Western meth
eds might triumph in st. Louis, but would
fail in tho metropolis. Old journalists
shook their heads at the new arrival, and
Puck practically warned him that he stood
ON peiilous ground. Nevertheless, Pulit-
ger continued to pursue his original policy,
and he soon made of the World a successful
newspaper and an influential party organ.
Tho entire Democratic press of the Union
cannot furnish its peer and in its columns
alone do we find that fiery vigor character
istic of the Democratic party in its best
days. Its editorials bristle with Democ-
racy, Its news items sparkle with interest,
and its advertising columns threaten to rob
the Herald of its laurels. We think it
locks as if the well of English undefled was
rot In demand in New York.
The Evening critic., 1884-12-16
CRITIC, WASHINGTON, O., TUESDAY. DECEMBER 1884.

and pass bill to retro all United
States notes under tho denomination Of s..
This ondeavor, which aimed at forcing the
silver dollar into circulation, to tako the
place OF tho one and two-dollar notes, failed
by 216 nays to 40 yeas.
Now Mr.. Buckner's bill to suspend sill
vCr coinage for three years is in the hands
Of the Committee on Coinage, Weights and
Measures. Mr.. Buckner thought the other
day that the bill might be reported back
favorably. But tho events of yesterday
show that committee to be silver one. So
there is but little chance Of interference
with tho coinage Of silver.
The Evening critic., 1884-12-16
"AIaerney pllkuu.sNEons.n

Fresh Alderney hetf.t Khurned every morn
ing and deIivaT6lffh 1N ih"Ward" prints, 45c.
per ib. Aleg cottage bheese, buttermilk aud
sxeehe<liih, &c. per qt. Cream, 1bc. per pint
The Evening critic., 1884-12-16
Financial Legislation This Session

The action of the House yesterday after
noon showed pretty clearly what wo may
expect that body to do this session in the
way of financial legislation. 1t fxod JAM
nary 16 as the date for considering the
Dingley and Mcpherson bills. The Nc.
Pherson bill authorizes the issuance of cir.
culation by National Banks to the full
amount of the bonds deposited with the
Treasury to fecure their circulation, in
stead of ninety per cent as at present.
Tho Dingley bill authorizes the Treas
ury Department to invest the legal-tenders
deposited by failed or liquidating banks in
Government bonds for tho benefit of the
Government. The date for the considera.
tion of these measures was fixed by vote
of ia to 81.
Tho Mcpherson bill has moro friends
than Mr.. Dingley's bill has, but II is very
likely that the House will adopt them both.
This will DO about all the financial
legislation that the House will enact
this session. The House Committee on
Coinage, Weights and Measures yes
terday tried to suspend the rules
The Evening critic., 1884-12-16
The POOrest 10 Come In.

1t Is more than probable that President
Cleveland Will enter the Presidential Mansion
the poorest in purse OF any occupant the
mad. 1t is said that the value of his worldly
possessions does not exceed $4,000 TO S5,OOo.-
Exchange.
Cutting Them OF I'm Their Flower.
Fanny Ellsler, the. celebrated premiere
danseuse, is dead, at the age OF 73. The news
had saddening effect upon the members OF
lignt opera companies and corps de ballet, who
were painfully reminded that they, too, might
V,1OiOD Hn1Dl/ue.
The Evening critic., 1884-12-16
The Condition Upon which II Is OF


A AKeokuk, Iowa, man wrote to General Logan
the other day asking about the report that he
In his reply published IN the Sigourney NeigS
General Logan says:
''The statement you refer TO as having boon
made in regard 10 my raising troops for the
Confederate army Ia utterly false aud without
any foundation whatever, and tho men who
make the statement know II TO be false. An
Hfddayit was once circulated, elgned by man
by the name OF Wheatly, whom l never saw,
before or since. This was made for n sum
paid to him, which was exposed, ana Is we'll
known where ] live to be fraud and false
hood" -
The Evening critic., 1884-12-16

THE success of the Inauguration demon
strations depends upon tho efforts of the
citizens of Washington. They can make
tho event source of pride, pleasure and
profit to themselves. The time is short
and the work abundant. All factions and
parties seem disposed to unite in the proper
spirit in accomplishing what has to be
done, and no effort should be spared.
The Evening critic., 1884-12-16
Tuesday, Dec. le, 1884.
To-nIoHrs ENTERTAINMENTS.

GRAND OPERA. .HoUsE.-AIr. Lawrence Barrett
in "Francesca da Rimlni."
NATIONAL THEATRE.-The melo drama,
"Payements OF Paris"
THEATRE CoM1oUE.-"zozo; or, the Magic
Queen"
DIME MusEuM.-Mr. and Mrs. ]. W. Allen In
the comedy, "roodles."
WILLARD HALL.-Mr. Robert NJ. Dobbins in
VA Gentleman from Ireland"
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EnOEAT0iEAL.

=, -, =, NNN7NN7N@
SHOhTuAND TAUGHT WITH CARE AND
- thoroughness; number OF puplls IImited.
no classes. Apply after z p. m. to b. A. Brown,
9th ana Il cts. n. W. no2f.f,ni