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the PIED piprs.

a so,.I .sd es.rmlss e.ssA'ss'ss -
Hamsiia.
HAHrIrS, Jsse z9--The selebssaioa q
The soeth ssSiuersary Of the chArmiAS -
the children OF Hamelin by the Pied Ripes.
began yesterday and was coscluded todsy.
Children disgEssed rs rats emerged fro1
deorways and repeated the procession -
yssiarday, rnsning gsily bshiad . pit1,
followed By the towns FOLK. slI dressed -
costumes Of the period @ The PIPE. Ths
ebiIdrep following The piFes finally 6ssr
peared in an inproyised csys in ~ rivs
labk.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-06-30

InHy BIZ, II. toe talented chief of Wheel
ia- kools. IS, according to a Parkersburg
plj er. the most popular man in our city,
and he mas but one objection as a Con-
grassional candidate-no barrel
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-06-30

THE Independent Republicans have now
got an opportunity to come right into the
Democratic fold We only ask that they
take 8 bath
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HearY Failnre.

MmwArXEE. Wis, June ga Menasho
dispatch says John Strange, lumber dealer,
has gone into bankruptcy, Liabilities SiO'-
600; assets $4,000. The suspension was
caused by a depression in the lumber
r,orEaf
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-06-30

TgE Republican candidates, BLAINE and
LOGAN, have twenty-eight relatives enjoying
themselves at the public expense. This is
,he next best thing TO being President and
Vice President of the United States.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-06-30

As soon as the Wall street bears hear that
| e huckIeberry crop is a failure they Will
No the bulls another twist.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-06-30

TuG. Republican campaign has been
creued in earnest at Fifth avenue brown
,.ore front. STEVE ELEINS is in charge,
with his hand on the spigot of the barrel.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-06-30

MR. NJ HALSrEAD, of Cincinnati, say
that LOGAN's letter of acceptance is to be a
State paper We judge from this that Lo
GAN has employed a newspaper reporter as
private secretary.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-06-30

Coz D,S Johnson and Lawyer FRNNE
invaded the nngles of Wetzel Saturday.
The Congressional boOms of each gentle
nan received encouragement.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-06-30

i OUGHT not said Uncle TILDEN. But
did not say 4 Will not, " add the anx-
rs ones; "let's try the old man on.
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Decreasing.

MARsEILLEs, June 29.-Two deaths from
cholera in the twenty-four hours ending at
six o clock this evening
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-06-30

Tx Hon. JOIN SHERMAN doesn't know
.,e,ber 10 bolt or not. He should consult
: able partner, Mrs. AGONY JESES.
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Rase Ball.

CipesHnati-Washington0 0, Cincinnati l6.
Lonisville-Athletic |, Louisville s.
indianapolis Brooklyn 2, lndianapo'
lis /.
F. COlumbus-Metropohtsn 4, Columbus B.
ST Louis-Bsltimore 3, St. Louis 8.
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THE Hampshire Review, Wetzel Demo
"a, and other State papers are not satisfied
r;,b the Honorable II. G. DAVIS late
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No Disturbance.

RoNg, June 29.-Enormous crowds at
tended the celebration Of ST. Peters day'
Many policemen were on hand, but no dis
turbance occurred.
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Tux West Virginia Central railroad is
aiming much notoriety abroad because
iL,iNE and BAYARD hold q share or two
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BREAKFAST GOSSIP.

sx,xE stories and campaign lies are
Inc for the supremacy.
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THy story that BUTLER is for BAYARD is
very gauzy one, BUTLER is for BUTLER
/, last; and all the time.
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XIV YoREERs are considerably exercised
\ the unusual size of SrEPHEN B. ELEINS
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h., r WILSON hasn't said anything
but his public career being forever
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What Prominent Horseman sayA.
sCPfIcg JANIS BENEFITS BoGRDis9
oiaraland N Anr;lIh

Cleveland. O.. April Is, 1881.
This is 20 certify that have beea using
GonbsuIts Caistic Balsam for the past
eighteen months, ana that have never
found or known . remedy that vas 20 re-
liable and valuable. i have used q
for hip Iameness, incipient SPAWN. wind
gals, spiints, curbs, enlarged and weak ten.
dous. ophthalmia on, weak eyeA and ell
throat diseases. in every case deriving satis-
factory benefits from i, world sooner be
without all other veterinary remedies than
Carstic Balsam in my stables. j would
also say that it car be Diluted and used as a
liniment for al kinds Of simple la7ensss
strains. etc, with more safisfzctoa thsu
any other preparation ths, feyery tired.
Tnly Youfs
JAxEs BEBsETT.
Mr.. James Bennett Ia proprietor ofone o
the Oldest livery and training stable. 4
Cleveland, and Is well knozn as . skillful
well informed horseman. and gentiemes
Of integrity and character Lawrence
Williams 4 Co.. Cleveland. O., are the soi'
propr;etors for Gombaaifs Caastic Bslsau
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Fiy, Days, Rest.

RoxR, June 2s.-All overland passengers
from France are subjected to tYe days
quarantine here.
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Ax independent wave approaches y
i dax Is in store for somebody.
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raoai.ITioN VICTORY.

An Indiana Distinery aad Contents Burned
Up.
T,XLE re, IND, June pat :
I, clock This ate, noon Fairbanks 4 Due
r.'ig. dis,iIlery casght FIRE. The dist'liery
sEd PORTION Of cattle pens were burned.
. he ca,JIe got out. Fifteen thousand gal
i,nS OF h; "a wines were burned, making q
terrific fre. which the 6remsn were utterly
unable 20 a.. The disGllery I'D a ca
J acity Of i,eOo bushels daily. Loss 500,
llG, D: surnnce 500 -O0l.
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IE V q
JAxEs BESsErT.

The strawberry season Is about oser, but
II Is alwa,s stras bed at cheap boarding.
hogses.-Pkladslphia Call
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The authorities have
= English shipping
7reeautiOn against
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Desert the standa

! have sho~n you that the spirt OF Christ
was spirit os gentleness, spirit of,sef
sacrifice. spirit Of prsye.. . spirit Of H0sk
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Let the martyr who waded the food and
breasted the FIRE get out Of the way while
this colony of tender footed Brooklyn chris
t;ans come up to get their erownt Oh for
more of that better spirit which starts man
beavenward, determined to get there him
self and to take everybody else with him.
Busy in the private circle, basy in the Sab
bath school. busy in church, busy every
where for God and Christ and heaven Oh
Christian soul what has Jesus done sgainst
thee that thou hast betrayed him2 Who
gave thee 50 much riches that thou canst
afford TO despise the awards OF the faithful
At this moment when all the armies of earth
and heaven aud he'll are p!nns;ag into the
conflict how can yoa
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Who He r..

Blaine is, under the personal supervision
of his eldest son, the late assistant pre-
pairing blacklist" which contains the
names Of all who are to be plscated or
marked for future decapitation. This list
refers exclusively to the departments at
Washington. Evidently Blaine believes in
h.,,.nlf
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could have lifted Christ on the cross if be
had no. elected himself to the torture. To
save our race from the raseings and tur.
moils of its guilt he faced the sorrows OF
earth and the woes of he'll All Rotherly,
fatherly, brotherly. filial sslssacrihce paling
into nothing before this extreme OF divine
generosity. Suppose yoa my hearer, by a
Straight course Of condSet could win pal
ace. while by another course OF conduct you
might advantage your fellOw-men. bat
finally would have 10 come TO assassination,
which would you choose the palace or as
sassination2 Christ chose the latter.
oh. how little self sacrifice We havel
What is it2 Why. it is taking from my
comfort and adding TO yours 1t is walk
ing q loag Journey to save you from Ia,
tigue. his Ffting heavy vsight in order
tiat you may not be pat to the strain 1t
Is the subtraction ofmy ease and prosperity
that there may be an additiea to your ease
| and prosperity Hoy little Of that spirit any
Of Us haze! TH0 little children on cold
The Evening critic., 1884-09-12
ALEXANDRIA AFFAIRS.

The Alexandria Light Infantry returned
from Their visit TO the Culpeper Fair at S;15
O'Clock last night highly delighted with their
"Trip. me A. L.. l. gave-an exhibition drill on
the falr grounds, and were loudly encOred by
the Immense crowd OF spectators. None OF the
other companies In tho regiment would enter
the prize drill against tho Light Infantry,
admitting that II is the best drilled company
In the command. The company Will not visit
tho Leesburg fair.
solomon Townshend was buried from his
late home, on West street, yesterday. He was
bighly respected cOlored citizen, and was
said to have been 102 years OF age.
The John Gibson is on the ways at the lower
shipyard for repairs.
Mr.. Richard Phillips, a well-known citizen,
VINO Tor some limo past has conducted Pos
sum Hall, on tho opposite side OF the river,
morning.
Meeers. Green & Wise, auctioneers, have
sold tho house ana lot on Patrick street. be.
tween King and Prince streets, belonging TO
hey. ID. Il. Sprigg, TO Mr.. ]. Il. Luckett, for
s27BO, and tho house OF Mrs. Mary Klth, on
Cameron street, between st. Asaph and Pitt
streets, to Mr.. Worth Hulnsh, for $3.50.
The water was drawn off the Alexandria
Canal last night, In order that some slight re-
pairs may be made.
Mr.. Albert Brager, OF this city, and Miss
Blema Friedenwald, OF Baltimore, were mar
lied In the latter city on Wednesday, night.
The Corporation Court has adjourned I'LL
the October Term.
Messrs. George Appick, J. wenzel and j.
West have been appointed trustees for the
German Lutheran Church.
The Evening critic., 1884-09-12

1t appears from Milwaukee kilograms and
newspapers that Carl Schurz recently con-
nived AZ breach OF faith and scene OF riot.
ibB lhat rivale, II II does not surpass, the per-
iormances OF the North Carolina Ku.Klux. IL
10 STATED shat few undecided Germans were
'leu oy special agreements to attend the Demo-
cratic mass meeting which Mr.. 6churz ad-
dressed last week In Milwaukee. It was stlpu-
lated, go the story goes, by him and the chair
man, sigel, that Joseph Brncker might put
occasional questions TO the speaker, who was
trucker should have half an hour for reply.
bul every attempt to interrogate Mr.. Schurz
was checked by the bowling mob; neither the
play; the orator took nm three Guarters and n
quarteri and then without protest from him,
and with the direct encouragement OF the
chairman, the stormy elements prevented Mr..
Brucker from speaking. The Germans of Wis
cohsln are In high state OF indignation at
lhls lleachery, md have thus been turned
against Mr.. bchurz and his cause.
The Evening critic., 1884-09-12
ONE scouNDRsL GOES FREE
Becauso he Reached" ON GIIs Pal.
the Other ScCundreI-Chs Latter
Gets SIX MOntha In LniI.

Because he " Peached" ON Ills Pal.
the Other SccundreI-rhe Latter
Gets Six Months in Jail.
The somewhat mysterious, but very
brutal, assault on Mr.. Flemming, M old
printer, of 1885 @ street southwest, was
cleared up in the Police Court this morning.
1t will be remembered that at an carly hour
last Sunday morning two men took tho in
Jured man to theSouth Washington station
house with his head badly cut and other
wise injured, and claimed that they found
him lying on the street. He identified the
men as his assailants. In the Police Court
this morning Frank Thompson was charged
with assault, and John Monohan was used
as q witness and given immunity for his
evidence. Mr.. Flemming stated that about
midnight Saturday night while on his way
nome he met these two men on Seventh
street, just below the Avenue, and they got
behind him and seemed to be following
him, when he ran and was knocked down
with brick at the corner Of Sixth and b
streets.
He showed the Court a chastity wound
over his left eye and whole pressed brick,
with corner Clipped of, was identified by
him as the missile that he was struck with.
he identified the defendants as his assail-
ants.
Monohan said no and Thompson met tho
complainant at Seventh and streets. Tho
old man was lying down drunk, and Frank
kicked him In the side. They took hold
OF him and walked down tho street. They
left him, and he started home, and at the
corner Of Sixth and b streets Frank took a
brick off pile, and as Flemming was going
around the corner Of b and Sixth streets,
he threw the brick, which knocked him
down. He lay in pool of blood, aud they
took him to the station-houso and lied
about his case. They were released, but
rearrested the same night by officer Acton.
Thompson stated that he is carpenter
by trade. On the night in question he and
Monoban were in Hurdles pool room, and
Monoban had fuss with man there.
When they were going home, they passed
through the Smithsonian grounds. They
came across man and woman on
bench in the grounds, and Monohan sug-
gested that witness grab the man aud he
would take the woman. He said he did not
SEQ the brick thrown, but found Monohan
with the man, and in answer to q question
from witness, he mumbled some
thing but did not deny It,
Judge Mills said the evidence shows that
the two men are pair Of scoundrels who
should not be allowed to go at large. I'M
fortunately, there is not enough testimony
to put them both where they belong, but
there was enough evidence to warrant him
in sending the defendant to Jail for six
months. An appeal was noted.
The Evening critic., 1884-09-12
EAST WASHINGTON.

The water inspectors are very dillgent in
looking after tho waste OF water on CAPITOL
MI. lftheir efforts were directed to the wa ste
IN the lower sections OF the city there would
pc some degree OF consistency In their search,
put at present tho residents OF this section
nave not enough water for domestic purposes.
There were eight more cases Of Nkeeplng un.
licensed dogs" In East Washington to-day,
This makes record OF twenty.six cases for the
last three days.
Harry Clarke, William Henderson and James
Porter, three white boys, about years OF ago.
were arrested by onlcer Parker this morning
Tor Violating the Dlstrict ordinance which for.
bids swimming after certain hours They
were released on collateral.
Mr.. Joseph W.6Arnold, president of the East
Washington Cleveland and Hendricks Club,
has peen receiving congratulations all morn.
Ing on the appearance OF his men In tho Demo.
cratic procession last night.
The grounds and walks OF tho walIach
School building arc being repaired. New stone
steps have been placed on the Avenue and
Eighth street terraces,
The Evening critic., 1884-09-12
A HACKMAN FINED
For Committing An AssauIt.

- SOhtAAhH All ASSbuH.
In the Police Court this morning James
Freeman, colored hackman, was charged
with assaulting Mr.. w. Reed. Mr.. Reed
stated that he was sitting on his wagon
yesterday afternoon in front of Mr.. B. II.
Warmers office, on f street, when the de-
PENDANT, who was driving hack, in a
funeral procession, came along and collided
with his (witnessO veh icle, Throwing him
to the street and cutting his head.
John b. Wolfe testified to witnessing tho
occurrence He said the defendant was
driving carelessly, and his reins were hang
ing loose When the accident occurred.
Judge Mills said every driver is bound to
take care of his own team, and use great
care in driving. A fine of IS was imposed.
The Evening critic., 1884-09-12
POTOMAC CLUB REGATTA.
The Last of the series This Eveniu

The Last of the Series This Evening.
The last of the series of Potomac Boat
Club regattas and hops will DO held this
evening.
Six races are on the programme, aud
come good sport will be tho result. Corn
well, Randall, secher and Smallwood War
den, Zappone, Wheeler and Durant; Oflcy,
Carusi, Noordzy and Dougherty row in the
four-oared shell race for gold badges. Kcar-
rey rows in the championship single scull
lace without competitors. Tho eight.oared
shell race promises to be good one, and
The six.oared gunwale boat race, with LAZY
coxswains, will be equally interesting.
Tho Potomac's semi.monthly races and
dances have proved among the most enjoy
able events of the summer They have uni
formly attracted largo and pleasant gather
ings and have passed of with the greatest
success.
The Evening critic., 1884-09-12
WHO WILL SUCCEED FoLGsR7
An appointment Not Probable for
Several Days Chances of George
II. Sharpe.

IA. sharpe.
1t can be very positively predicted that
there will not be an appointment to tho
vacant secretaryship of the Treasury within
q week.
The President will designate ono of the
Assistant Secretaries to act after September
10, and will probably take some days longer
before making selection.
OF the persons now being considered for
the important trust, probably the most
prominent is General George II. Sharpe, of
New York, who is ono of the Presidents
warmest personal friends, and was his con-
slant companion during his extended visits
TO the White House and during tho Prssi-
dents return visit to General Shapes resi-
dence in the Catskills.
General Sharpe, who is a prominent,
wealthy and influential New Yorker, was
one Of President Grants most intimate
friends, and is now president of the re-
Gently. appointed South American Commits
sion.
He is a "Stalwart" of the most pronounced
type, and his appointment would doubtless
do much to strengthen the Presidents
chances for tho Senate as Mr.. Lapham's
successor.
The Evening critic., 1884-09-12
THE MODEL FAST LINE AND THE onr,
LINE BETWEEN WILL
THE EAST AND THE WEST.

All VIA IA'S WA MP THE Icy VEST,
Doonhh FhA sYlS, JANNllY COUPLER
Schedule In eaeot siiN HhiIsl
reoua u yuather notice -''''
Jersey syenue ana q IRON om station corner OF New
dap Snicaso, CINCINNATI, Louisville and st, Iops
thrn,sh ~ $500 90 a. NJ, iOIoA. M, 1910 r. M with
ahnyns ot 0Vacmf f and Palace Sleeping Cars To
SbIcogppV ts, wtsnont change; 10l5 a. M daily Ia
SEti op pi n,HShSpl 5Atnfday w
dsIiiEti. sImnB5puTBn nt $50 A. M. and $40 r. M
tro with sleaninor t ~ Cleveland and De.
For Toledo and Detroit, via MonroevIIle n IL
n. III. daily, with Sleeper for Toledo yia x,e oio
inR r niI1 LAKE ~. p hrie r. R., "e''
A iMi na uor fnlladelphie and New York at q IN
N ana ,e ~ EXCEPT Sunday 90 p NJ and 0io p
1ara aitachod NJ uaily' with Parlor and Sleeping
aiO 900 and io6, M u 10 o5;Vo 6S0. go 500
The Evening critic., 1884-09-12
The virginia Midland Railway

THE SHORT LINE TO THE soIrr,,
SOUTHWEST AND WEST. "a"
an SCHEDULE Ia effect AUGUST g. ISL.
oIO A. M.-NEW ORLEANS MAIL daily m a r.
Ing close connections to all points Soi,fh IA
Southwest Southwest SDHily except Sunday with q. & o.
RAILWAY. Pullman Sleeping Buffett cars mon,
New York and Washington To AtIanfa P,'ii
man man Sleeping Cars from Washington and Al.
SHOP. M;-LoUISyILLE FAST LINE. Daily.
wa charlottesville to Cincinnati Louisyiie
and all Western points, Pullman Sleepinr Cnrs
nom WnshlngtOn TO Louisville. 49,"
ie49 III M:-sop1HERN MAIL AND EXPRESS,
DAILY 70 all points South and Southwest Win
Dnsnvliie ard Charlotte. Daily except sunday
win =: d o. Railway. Pullman Sleeping Clra
from WashIngton via Danyllie, Charlotte and
Albania 70 New Orleans, Also from Washing
ton via Charlotte and Columbia to Augusta
White sulphur Sprlngs ="
Manassas Division train leaves Washington al
- EOO a. M, and 5;lO p. m. daily except Sunday
Warrenton trains leave Washington at $40 a, m ,
and $40 p, IN. daily. =" 80
For tickets and Information inouire at finn,
pany's Once Col Penna, ave- ~ ooa'
N. SLAUGHTER, N, MACDANIEI
Gen. Pass Agent, A0ant
SOL HASS. Trafic MANAGER,
The Evening critic., 1884-09-12
RAILROADS.
UNHE GREAT
PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE.

6NNo Gu6uhA nUU
TO THE NORTH, WEST AND SOUTHWEST.
DOUBLE TRACK, SPLENDID SCENERY
STEEL RAILS. MA gNIFICENT EoTrTpx,1s,-,.
TRAINS LE4yE WAsH hin Il 1ss from 4 station
For Ts6ush And the Wesi dh &c So TmI,oa
4 r. dsi ~ Fac Pslsce Ih seeSp d5 Oars go
om el9 mat, snd ~ dSns with sleeping Cars rs
10 s. Louis; daily, eScept sa,n,,d and Hotel Car
Wes,e sse T.p Car fr9n Altoona 20 chicaso;
Cars to Piiisburghi also connects dSi to paa3e
ss H' TIIn Sleeping Gar Ptsburgh 10 Chicago;
the weet, with Palace sleeping oar sso1 aud
ington TO Chicago. o' WASH
For Erie. Canandaigua, Rochester' R n;ayOO
Pnsee i9 eSgl p ,o d&WS!y seiSssp; wiz
Train leaving Warrington on ss az radocheSter
r0wI VIII w nj run beyond Remove, "'sn'
$40 NJ daily except Taf suhS SSSn and ElmIrn at
For New York and the East 715. soo nm,
40 icoS and Il fPd Mp I 4 NJ On sunday
ss undaa Parlor Cars $40 A. NJ. daily except
For %o. REGSs so without change, 21o p. NJ. every
nioTd1g direct transfer 10 Fulton street A aYn5
For Phlladelphla, us, SO and il o AZ MY n
hnI LIZ Y NJ; on Sunday at 4, O. 10 and II X
sunday. Limited H1presS' 1904 M. daily except
re c5basii5%oTsi "a TlS 20 and A. MI
and Ills P M ~ "VV' wv HfO, 1000
For Popes Creek Line, Gas A. NJ. apdanp
daily, except Sunday. "u sfV r. M,
EXCEPT Sunday. Ne" NJ daily
ALEXANpRIA q FREDERICKsBuRo mar,
Mnf n AND ~ cALExANDRIA & WAsIIfN.dl- "a
For AleHandria, go. 200, o25, HOS and 1,as
d A. "a e25 sos and II. s5 P. III. on Sn a.
For ,kichmond and the South, $50 and II ,o5 A. M
ITALY and, and z M. daily, except Sunday. A''
leOo and 1910 A. M. 8O5, 323 no X a, AMI
l9.4oP. M and 1910 midnight, except Mond nuu
Un sunday ~ 40 and 1910 A. M Io5 and M ~
u; M. and II 10 night. ' "Vo @nu iV'0
Ilckets and Information Mt the Office, por.bess,
SUIneI OF Ihlrteenth Btreet and Pennsyl vanIn 1a
nv una ny the station, where orders can be left sor
and residences. nun noteis
o.. J. r. WOOD,
CHAs. F. pt-arr a eeneral Passenger Agent.
The Evening critic., 1884-09-12
What Vanderbilt and Gould TaIIssd
About.

II is well.known fact that there ta1do good
nould. In fact, they scarcely HD6hk as they
pass by. The other day Mr.. Vanderbilt was
passlng down broadway YlDBh tap at a win.
saw jay citing at the Window smiling. Van.
tho9ght that was apfnvitation to step in and
no ulu 30. Attepehe financial and political
outooR hhu Den thoroughly discussed by the
Two miilion9txes, Gould quietly said: aSay,
Nanderbllk IN tell you how you can save
money "a be always happy" Glow" said
houSe OF Robinson, Parker & Co., southeast
coHher OF Seventh and d streets, Washington,
The Evening critic., 1884-09-12
Literary Noiice.

"Edmond Daptes," the sequel 10 Alexan
DER Dumas great novel, "The Count OF Monte
Cristo," is one OF the most wonderful romances
ever written, and AN entire new and enlarged
edition OF II is In press and Will be published
IN a Few days by II. b. Peterson & Brothers,
Philadelphia. Just at the point where WThe
Count OF Monte'Cristo" ends, "Edmond
Dnntes' takes up the fascinating narrative
ana continues II with a marvellous power and
hlsotping interest unto tho end. Besides the
hero, iiaydee, Mercedes, Valentine de Vile
i9ori, Eugenlo DanPlars, Louise a. Armllly,
ZulciBa tDHutcs' dRughterl, Benedetto. Iueien
beoray, Albert do Morcor5 Beauohanip, Cha,
ltHn, htnnnh, Al, MaXmillan Morell, Giovan.
~ Massetll, anu Esperance (Dantes' som,
figure prominently, while LamartIne, Ledru
i@llln, Louis Blanc and hosts OF other reyoiu'
Dantes" will delight ali who read it,
HAY.FEvERt l can recommend Elys
Cream Balmtp ~ Hay.Feyor sufferers IL Is,
In my opinion RBute cure. I was afflicted for
20 years, and yaEgr before found permanent
relief.-W. ~ " RINs, Marshneld, Vt.