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The Evening critic., 1884-09-16
THE PUBLIC SCHOOLS.
A Greater Rush Than Ever for y,

n SFtaer hush Inhu Ever tor ScHtB.
The public schools were opened yester-
nay. The rush of pupils was greater than
it was the year before. In the High School
there are ZOO. Only pupils who were on
the rolls the last school year were yester-
day admitted. To-day those who have re-
ceived tickets this year were admitted and
assigned to the different classes.
The following principals of colored
schools have been designated: Seventh Di.
vision, Sumner building, Miss NJ. A. DORIS
ter; Stevens, Mrs. NJ. V. Catcher; Miner,
Riggs; Chamberlain, Miss A. T. Howard
Eighth Division-John f. Cook, Miss M.
P. Sbadd; Lincoln, Mr.. John @. Male; Ran
dali, Mrs. NJ. L. Tucker; Banneker, Miss
Anna L. Foote; Loveioy, Miss Grace G.
Dyson; Anthony Bowen, A. V. Tomkins.
The Evening critic., 1884-09-16
c,, =, n,,e,r, General Passenger Aeen
BALTIMORE & OHIO RAILROAD.
THE MODEL FAST LINE AND THE ON,
LINE BETWEEN
THE EAST AND THE WEST.

THE MODET FAkT T,TNE Nm NUM- ,,,, :.
THE IAs,'T 4 - +, " III Lf =. ~, ,,,
DOrrprE TnAt,R SI h4 sS,.OS,N' .,,...
sTFEI, JRanHYHfdE;f COUPLER
Schedule In effect SiiN6hX rrrN,r - 49,
Until Tnrther notice Il JUNE To- 1854.
Leave Waabin1ton fro,n ,,o,to,, ,
rerssv avenue III y, s,sa o'aioh corner OF New
no. f,lica,so s,i,, u T. , o., Sv y -
daily at aes NJ ~ louisville and St. Louis
rS.,,g% ccaoi,.. 49, ioro a. M ~ 4, M with
abnye poinis wiihont nbanaeee 6S,eeping Cars TO
Chicago except Saturdny' ion' a. NJ daily 70
daiiv. "a p n iss,t 9v M; nnd s9e p ~.
troll with sleepi1g cars 10 Pittshnrahn end Ue-
fSr dSiIedq ana sne,roit VIA Monroeyllle iQl5
a., ~ 9hIiiy, VIII sleeper for T0'edo. via Wheel
i'E T AIM L snr p htie H. X ,, 49,.
A AZ haiIy, a aavt hnu Hew York at $40
AZ and n I'm AZ ~ pulusy W 4. NJ aud $40 u.
Tar at,achd M oay' win Parlor and Sleeping
N' H,or an NJ tai,,n,ro -, mach. ,... = IN
Tor bahtimore on week DAYS 300, $50. $40, 500
y'vu nnu iUO9 A. NJ lZl0, 20, 235, 800. 80
The Evening critic., 1884-09-16
AMuSEM ENTS.
THE NATIONAL THEATRE.

"Dad's Girl" Is decidedly clever drama,
and eHcellently rendered by the company at
the National Theatre this week. Lizzie May
Ulmer, In the leading character, is honest,
earnest and effective. without exaggeratiOn,
sho is very effective. Her support Is eX-
cellent. "Dad's Girl" will have q very sue
cessful run this week, and we viii welcome IL
The Evening critic., 1884-09-16
SHE WAS SATISFIED
At Having Expressed Her Opinion
of the Complainant.

Catharine Jones, an aged white lady, was
before the Police Court this morning for
disturbing the quiet of Georgetown. Mrs.
Catherine Kern swore that the defendant
abused and blackguarded her scandalously.
The aged defendant claimed that she said
nothing but what she had right to say,
and when the Court imposed a fine of S.,
she united several knots in the corner of n
handkerchief and paid the fine with evil
dent satisfaction at having expressed her
opinion of the complainant.
The Evening critic., 1884-09-16
The Viruinia RiidIand RAILWAY.

THE SHORT LINE TO THE SOUTH
SOUTHWEST AND WEST.
schednle In effect AUGUST 3, 1854.
OlO n. M..-NEW ORLEANS MAI. daiiy, tpR<.
log cloac connections 10 all points Sonth Eud
southwest. CDaiiy except Sunday with d. a q.
Railway. Pullman Sleeping Buffett cars froDi
Kew York and Washington to Atlanta pan.
man Sleeping Cars from Washington and at.
$40 T., M.-LoUlSvILLE FAST LINE Daily,
via Charlottesville TO Cincinnati, LoulsVl,ie
and all Western points, Pullman Sleeping Cars
froln Washington to louisville.
1910 Il, M,-sOUTHEisN MAIL AND EXPRESS,
Daily 70 all points South and Southwest via
Danyille and Charlotte. DAILY except Sunday
with Y. q o, Railway. Pullman sleeping Cars
nom Waabington via DRnyille, Charlotte and
Atlanta 70 New Orlenns, also, from Waahing-
ton yin Charlotte and Columbia TO Augunta
pullman Steering Car from washington TO
White sulphur Springs.
Manassas Division train leaves Washington al
;. 900 2. NJ, and l0p p. m. daily except Sunday
warrenton trains leave Washington ut 9.i0 a. "a ,
and b:lO y, m. daily,
For tickets and Information inquire At Com.
pRnyE ONCE COL Penna, ave-
nj. SLAUGHTER, N. MACDAEIEL
dept Pass Agent, Agent.
The Evening critic., 1884-09-16
TREspAssiNo ON THE FLATS.
An Effort 10 Prevent Tnterferenc
with Major Haius' Men.


Theriver flats improvement has progressed
until there is now nearly square mile of
the formerly marshy land filed several feet
above high water, and pedestrians and
equestrians can now go all over this tract
of land and the workmen are annoyed and
their lives endangered by gunners who go
out there to kill reed birus and ortolan that
abound.
Major Hams recently claimed the pro-
lection of the police against the gunners,
and, in consequence, Mordecai w. Bird, of
Virginia, was before tho Police Court this
morning ON complaint of Policeman Cun-
ningham for malicious trespass.
This was the only charge that could be
brought, and the defendant proved to the
satisfaction Of the Court that he was igno-
rant of any law against shooting on the
river, and as this was the first case Uis
Honor took his personal bonds to not re-
neat tho offense.
The Evening critic., 1884-09-16
~.x.Tsioms of Tic Thibe,pnr.

Some Of the customy OF tho Thibctaus are
very curious. At parting junior person
takes of his cap, bows and puts his tongue
out. They pull their cheeks IN order to show
surprise. Turning up tho big finger means
approval, and turning up the little nnger
means tho contrary. The rest OF the fingers
signify an Indifferent quality OF thing or per-
son. All tho men and women smoke. Tho
nomadic 1hibetans do not bury their dead, but
throw them TO wild beasts and birds OF prey.
In tho capital OF Thibet the clergymen decide
as 10 the disposal OF q dead body, whether 1t
shall be burned or thrown into river or
buried or left as prey for boasts and birds.
The Evening critic., 1884-09-16
A BEAST AND A THIEF,
And Be Gets Punishment on Both
Charges.

James Smith, gray-haired seafaring
white man, was tried before Judge Mills
this morning for making beastly exposure
of his person on South Carolina avenue,
only one block from the Capitol Hill Police
Station, and also with two cases of petit
larceny.
The ofiense was committed about 1880
o'clock, but no females were insulted, aud
he got two months in the workhouse.
He was then put on trial for robbing the
clothes line at the Naval Hospital, corner of
Ninth and ID streets southeast, of several
articles of clothing belonging to the SOL
diers.
Only two cases OF larceny were presented,
although he stole tho property of several.
For stealing pants and vest from Ernest
Debers and James Muldoon, he got thirty
days In each case.
The Evening critic., 1884-09-16
WASHINGTON, OHIO & WESTERN aAiL
ROAD COMPANY.
SUMMER. ARRANGEMENT.

ANDRIA AND ROUND HILL.
Leave Washir gton ut e:25 a. m. and d:25 d. tn
and Alexandria at 9:35 a. IN. and 1895 y. M. Pass
Leesburg going westward, Mt 1898 a. M aud 6.iD
2: M, ana arrive AZ Hound Hill At 1919 p. M and
TMy p. nj.
Leave Round Hill mt $3.50 a. m, and d;.,5 n M
Pass Leeshurg, going eastward, at 6l2 q. m. aud
5iI y. m. 40 RrIivent Alexandria at SOB q. IN,
and 7l7 p. III, and at Washington at si5 u. M. and
1920 y. IN.
SUNDAY TRAINS leave Round Hill at $50 a.
m. ard 1896 p. m. Arrives at Alexandria at S:O3 a.
m. and 7:i7 y. m. and Washington at s:l5 u. N.
and s:25 p. IN. Leave Washington at S;25 q. m.
and eN5 y. ~, Alexandria at 1886 q. IN. and s:i5
p, m; pass Ioebburg, going eastward, at G:l2 q.
m. and bl7p. NJ; westward, l1:S6 a. M. and 1918
p, m, - .x.
The Evening critic., 1884-09-16
THE TEMPERANCE CAUSE.
The Meeting of star OF the Ea'
Hodge.

The Meeting of star OF the East
... Lodge.
Star of the East Lodge of Good Templars
held an important business meeting last
night at their beautiful hall, in odd-Fel.
lows Hall, near the Navy-Yard. Mrs. Roys
was unanimously reelected vice-templar
and George w. Johnson was elected chap
lain, vice Mrs. Neidfeldt, resigned. The
lodge voted TO make fraternal visit to
Friendship Lodge on next Monday evening.
Piano solo, Miss Alice Robinson, of Friend
shin Lodge. Remarks by M. p. Caldwell,
G. w. s.; W. j. Webb, w. @, T., and John
Ncidfeldt, p. W. c. II.
The Evening critic., 1884-09-16

noted Paris chiropodist says that rs per
cent. OF French people have deformed feet,
and compares with II the significant fact that
the soldiers OF the French army, who are
boots with low heels, seem TO have feet like
like ordinary mortal SO far as sizo Is con,
cerncd. GAS soon, however, as n man comes
out Of the army he goes In for course OF the
squeezing process, and in the course OF time,
aided by u delusiye, bell-shaped trowser leg,
and after excruciatlng suffering, manages to
crush his feet down to apparently Chinese
DfopOrtiOns." .sxa,
The Evening critic., 1884-09-16
CHESAPEAKE & OHIO RAlLWA

LEAVE Is. d p. DEPoT, SIXTH AND b SITS
0:i0 q, n,-For all Way Stations and Virginia
Springs Lexington, KY, Louisville, Clncln-
natl, columbus and st. Louis Daily except
u;05 n. m.-For Williamsburg, Va, Newport
News, Old Point Comfort and Norfolk. Daily
except sunday.
$40 p. m,-Ror Louisville Cincinnati, st. Louis
and Chicago, connecting for all points West,
Northwest and Southwest, Fast Expresi
tdaily) does not stop tor local business ei cept
the Virginia Springs, through Pullman serY-
ice TO Louisville ana Cincinnati.
1910 .. m.-FOr all Way Stations and Virginia
Springs and Columbus, Ohio. Daily except
Sunday.
=, For tickets and Information apply at q. e o.
Railway utice, 6i3 PennhylYanla avenue, under
National Hotel, Va, Mic. Railway oilioe COZ
pennsylvania ave. and u & +. station.
q. w. SMITH, Gen. Pass. Agent,
General Manager.
PRANK TRIG9, N. Il. Passenger Agent.
The Evening critic., 1884-09-16
She Wants an Absolute Divorce.

Caroline l.. Roth has, through her attor-
ney, A. b. Williams, entered suit for divorce
from her husband, Charles A. Roth. The
parties were married in 1868, and have
been separated since 1879 The plaintiff
alleges cruelty, abandonment and desertion
on the part of the defendant, and asks that
an absolute divorce be granted her.
The Evening critic., 1884-09-16
The Harper,s Ferry property.

The solicitor OF the treasury VIII make
property on october % next. The limit at
which the property can be sold, as liked by
act Of Congress, ia $4,000. The Treasury
people seem 70 think that the baltimore &c
Ohio Company Will eventually take the prop.
erty, as no one else appears TO banker after IT,.
The Baltimore Ohio has already had several
opportunities TO getit, but has evidently not
considered It worth the price liked by tho
Government. The frat time the Government
put up the property for sale II was purchased
by a syndicate, OF which the late Captain +. O.
Adams, OF this city, was the head, and 1t was
given out that they Intended to establish large
manufactures at Harper's Ferry, which could
avail Of the extensive water.power at that
point. This syndicate, however, was not pos
sessed of that essential requirement., capital,
and was unable to make the payments ne.
The Evening critic., 1884-09-16
RAILROADS.
TIHE GREAT
PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE.
THE NORTH, WEST AND SOUTHWEST.

AV LINZ NOhhH3 WEOI AMI bUtTHMENT.
DOUBLE TRACK. sPbENDID SCENERY.
STEEL RAILS. IeQUIpAiENr
IRA ms IN IN EF yI Ky AZ Avg y 1854
For Psburg6 and the West Chicago Ss So Tiaoo
X * day PSsa Line ssS Sa5 Gers az 6S
Cincinnati and 1T. Louis, with Sleepin9 Tar1o
Louis dairy 70 sS 0aesqsSa GHa !, aStS Car
Weste ssfER apEfes Gar 5GH AGQTa 20
Cars to piitsburgh also connects DAILY td pss me
sg E Mtin saeeRPg Sar a Pts5nrgh Chicago
the Went with Palace seepin sr c pe9s6 or and
lngton TO Chicago. Vi" ""'n'
~ BA AT 4 POTOMAC RAILROAD.
ara n at 1890 p M daily encep. saturdSy VIII wifg,
TrsIs leaving Washinston oD y lh5oeheiteT
will not run beyond Remove. ''""'
S4o x. NJ dsy EXCEPT aTsf snhd dSsn and Era at
For New, York and the Fast: 7ii5, $50 and
400 100 and II HP' NJ Mo Llm ~ On Sunday
Pullman Parlor Cars, 90 A. NJ. daily EXCEPT
For Boston, without change. 2io PM. every
week day; ON Sunday; 4 p. NJ. '
For hfTookiyn, N; X All through trains connect
eGoroi1g direct transfer to Fulton stTeet ayas,
For PSSSeiphia s i RerS SEQ E SnS Hosk city,
p Nj on Sunday at 4, o. 10 a,ni " a
=. M, limited Express, 1904. NJ. daily eSce cent
F9gg BsI,irao,e., esS, z15A $50, $40 and ia. M,
on sunday, go lLOO A. NJ, 400, 500, 746 100
For Popes Creek Line, Gas A. M. and 44oPM
daily, except Sunday. ~" : "i'
For Annapolls, Gas A. NJ. and 12O $40 p. M. doiv
EXCEPT sunday.
ALEXANDRIA, q FREDERICKSBURa RAIr.
TON RAILROAD, iNS-
For Alexandrias $50, 200, 925, Hos and 11as A.
NJ, 2OS, a25 81 .25, sos and ll.S5 p. NJ. on sur
day at $50, a.25 HOS A. M, sos p, NJ A 'u'-
For Richmond ana the South. o. 80 and Hos A M
- daily and y M. daily, except Sunday M
Trains leave Alexandria for Washington s0,
400, 100 and 1910 a, M 305, 1923, $40 G05 and
u4OP M and 1910 midnight, except Monday.
II, NJ. and 1911 night. N''
Tickets and Information at the Office northeast
corner ofThirteenth street and Pennsylvania ava.
nue. ana AZ the station where orders can he len for
the checking of baggage to destination nom hoels
and residences. "'''''
J. r. WOOD,
The Evening critic., 1884-09-16
A Charge Against tho BOer Deputa-
tIOu,

The Doer population that recently attracted
go much attention in Europe have had rather
bad time on their return, being unable TO ac-
count for 60, 500 OF their allowance, although
they are so particular In their list OF expendl.
lures as 10 be able 10 fix II at $l,630 lis. lhd,
m0levolent critic suggests that the balance
iwas spent In visits 10 the Alhambra and other
fast resorts, but II Is replied that President
Kruger was 30 good u man that he read his
family Bible and slipped milk in the intervals
or conversation at dinner. gffssr
The Evening critic., 1884-09-16
THE EVENING CRITIC.
ESTABLISHED AUGUST 1865.
. WEATHER INDICATIONS.

The special bulletin issued from the Signal
ONCE to-day says.
rarity cloudy weather and local rains are In.
dlcated for New England, tho northern part OF
tho Middle Atlantic States, the lower lakes ana
the ohio Valley on Wednesday, and generally
iair weather In NIL other districts cast OF tho
Rocky Mountains
The Evening critic., 1884-09-16

0harleh Hlllman and Virginia Lacey.
Peter Hepnor and Henrietta Ylgle.
VIM. A. Grille, Of Augusta County, Van and
Eleanor White, or this city.
James NJ. Grant aud Ellen II. App0ld.
Frank McDemott aud Anna Y. MckeeYor.
benjamin Parkhurst and Lille E' bientz,
VIM, James ana Nora BraXtOn,
The Evening critic., 1884-09-16
Two DIyorces Asked For.

Ida McKenna has entered suit for divorce
from her husband, Joseph McKenna. Bad
temper on the part of the husband and alleged
cruel treatment are the grounds upon which
Mrs. McKenna asks for the separation.
Campbell Darlington, for Alice wilson, yes
to-day entered suit for divorce from her hus-
band, John Wilson. DISCRETION Is the cause.
The Evening critic., 1884-09-16

In six innings the Nationals were defeated
by the combined efforts OF Umpire Jennings
and the 81. Louis Club yesterday. Mr.. Jen-
nings did most OF the work. He won the game
for the st. Louis by what wero universally
pronounced TO be outrageous decisions. The
The Evening critic., 1884-09-16

Good VIII Commandery, at Its meeting last
Johns Oommandery on Friday evening next,
at Its place OF meeting, McOauley's Hall, POO
Pennsylvania avenue east. 1t is expected and
urged that thoro Will DO largo attendance.
Halcyon and Meridian commentaries are also
invited 10 Join with Good WIN In mis- Visit.
The Evening critic., 1884-09-16

Tho Lady OF tho Lake Will hereafter leave
her wharrtor Norfolk, &c, on Monday and
Thursday at 3 80 p. m, and on Saturday at q
p. m. The Jane Moseley Will leave on We'd
nesday and Friday at 8 $50 p. m.
The Evening critic., 1884-09-16

Baron AlvensIebeu, the newly.appointed
Minister from Germany, arrived IN the city
yesterday and Is at Wormley's temporarily.
the LEGATION several years ago, and has since
been Minister . st. Petersburg, Minister 10
Holland and Consul q enoral at Bucharest,
The Evening critic., 1884-09-16
1T WAS A SERIOUS ACCIDENT.
mr. shannon in a Very Bad C0ndi
ton.

Mr.. Shannon, the gentleman who was
run into and knocked down last Saturday
by horse driven by Maud Jones, or Maud
Duvall, is in critical condition Mt hisres
idence in Uniontown. He had not up to
last night rallied to consciousness, and it
is feared that he has received conclusion
of the brain. Mr.. Shannon's wound is very
similar to that received by the late Joseph
4. Coldwell, Mr. Shannon is the father Of
the gifted boy orator, Harry Shannon.
The Evening critic., 1884-09-16

Michael Hines were charged by Agent Key, OF
the Humane Society, with cruelty to animals
In working horses with sore backs. Judge
Mills has raised the taTir on sore-backed
horses from IS 10 $40.
The Evening critic., 1884-09-16
shirts, Collars Ma-Sasfs.' Douo Up,
fqTSl % ICY steam Laundry


The grinding OF hemlock bark has beco me
considerable industry In tho West 1t has
been discovered that fine beer can be made
with It's aid. II Is asserted that the chief sub
stances used In adulIerating beer arc tan bar1
and soda, with lille rl2e malt to give II body
and hold the foam. Hemlock bark Is being
used instead OF these articles.
The Evening critic., 1884-09-16

TIN SULLIVAN, the boss caterer 70 tho 9Aats
OF the public, having reltted up hlA Akifl0Eem
Of saloon on Pennsylvania avenue. hear rhIr'
teenth street, announces alsthhd opening on
Wednesday next tlIy6eh." Asplendld cllla-
ton, ono that only. Ha$dlliyan knows how %
arrange, viii llaelfS#aH which all his friends
are most cQlSfhffg Nhvlted q partako OF. Oys-
tiers wllkHo1bhe OF the attractions ot tho blow
out. Efh Will be present to Introduce eaeh
e2kkgfto The prepared feaat. .s.ssslslis
school clo.Aa .RSonFaf Nos, 7,a ami E.
The Evening critic., 1884-09-16
KINGS MOUNTAIN N O Sept 9th

DR. Sir, take the opertunty to Drop You u few
lines TO Let you Know how the Democrats Is
doing at Kings Mountain they have a Picture
Called Balyane tho Wost obtaco you over saw
In Your Life. do want you 10 Como and See
II SO Bad hardly Know What to do want you
TO Come and want you to Write mo and Let mo
Know what day you will Be hear and will meet
you at the Train have a U Mail Rout twice
Rweek, Wednesday and Saturday do not Come
Either OF those days have you bet for thou
sands OF dollars True am Poor Mr. BalyaneI
Beat other Party SO Bad do not Know What to
do with my self a man said II did not vote
for Cleveland would not Carry the Mail.
told him would sure to lose It then II Cleve-
land gets Elected. You may think this letter
10 n humbug 10 nnd out Writ to washington to
Know OF n mail Carryer BY the name OF John
II. Ramey l am Your humble Servant
Writ or Come
l will do all l Can for you.
The Evening critic., 1884-09-16
HOW CAN HE RESIST THE APPEAL
A Pressing Invitation 10 MIR. Blaine
TO Visit North Carolina.

Mr., Blaine VIII probably 20 to North
Carolina. One of his political friends there
thinks he is needed in the vicinity of Kings
Mountain. and has written him letter,
taking tho precaution to send 1t to the
Postmaster General here so that the writer
might be Endorsed as reputable mail con-
tractor by the Department before the lottcr
goes to Bar Harbor. The original letter was
duly forwarded to'Mr. Blaine. His response
Is awaited by his correspondent and the
people with much anxiety. Below we print
verbatim copy of this pressing invita-
tion:
The Evening critic., 1884-09-16
No,ice 20 Kentuckian.asr

4 meeting OF the ffntueIX opublican Asso.
citation will be hdt IN ,Al0ss121 Twelfth street
northwest this eYI11g at p. m. All mem.
bers ere Eeaaestee be present James W.
The Evening critic., 1884-09-16

With missionary zeal, a band OF Boston In
dependents who were summering at,Campo-
bello, near PASSPORT, Me-, decided not long ago
TO 90 over 10 the town and enlighton thecltl-
2ens politically. Eastport this year gave
average OF former years. Can't some Of tlGgso
modern Athenians be persuaded teBlsftO hlo
The Evening critic., 1884-09-16
Mousekeepers kSnII sasgF' No a oy


by purchasing theHhf| thiture, carpets, &C.,
smith's, 4Jss'NeW JF se$avenue northwest.
The Evening critic., 1884-09-16

Alter the 18th instant, taerfgfflor car leav'
Ing the Baltimore a. lR0toihac railroad Station
at 3 20 n. m. tQslsdfatoga, ana the parlor car
The Evening critic., 1884-09-16

HOHhE WHH!-HteIatI IHIEtaF
TEE VoLTAIC BELT Co., OF MarAls1h Mich,
ofIer 10 send their celebrated .lsfIECTRo,V Won,
TAIo BELTand other ELEc} m APPLIANCES on
trial for thirty days, 10 n}sH Woung or old af-
ana manhood, ana N Sin4se tro oa 81 Also
for rheumatism, s6eurRlgia, paralysis, and
many other diseases. Complete restoration to
health, vigQrrhnd manhood guaranteed. No
risk Is i1psfred as thirty days trial is allowed.
Write Mem at once for illustrated pamphlet
The Evening critic., 1884-09-16
me THEATRE COMIQUE

This great resort for amusement offers this
week grand bill, "The HeRdless Horseman''
leading tho list, Performances every night,
The Evening critic., 1884-09-16
IIUnnAHl

The o. p. Morton Post gives grand picnic
and campfire at Loenlers Garden tomorrow,
Wednesday evening. A delightful time is an
ttCiuuta1.
The Evening critic., 1884-09-16
Id. d. d. C.-YIsItntInn.

The stroh Brothers give a charming CON
cert at Kolbs this evening. Admission free.
The Evening critic., 1884-09-16

All the latsstr designs In Vail papers,
window shsafes, pictures, picture frames and
mo1laings, at Veerhofr's, DIG TN street
The Evening critic., 1884-09-16

You AEeDSpftiudiced.
Try tlpi6Nis'Beifast. II excels the imported
The Evening critic., 1884-09-16
b. BIaIne ON Inc MuIligan Letters.

Tho Konnebsc Journal to-day contains tho
following; "Mr. Blaine, accompanied by his
wife, arrived from Bar Harb0r yesterday af-
tefnoOn. In answer TO n reporter or tho Jour
nal, who called at his residence 10 ascertain
II he wished to say anything in regard 70 the
letters given 10 the public by Fisher aud Null
was that every voter IN tho United States
might read the letters for himself, and not
form his judgment from editorial mlsrepre'
not a word IN the letters, Mr.. Blaine added,
which was not entirely consistent with the
most scrupulous integrity and honor He
United States would publlsh the ulstRefs In
full" haFf5S
The Evening critic., 1884-09-16
STEAMBOATS,.
r ooK AT Low FARES,

FORTRESS MONROE AND NORFOLK.
FIlSI-CIIAbS FARE, SIi ROUND TRIP, ALSO
1ht Btermer LAKE leaves si1th-s street wharf.
NnshinglOp, Monday and Wednesday ~ $3.50 y.
m. and saturday at6 p. nly returning Monday
morning. The. MosELEY leaves on Wednes-
day and Friday at $3.50 D.. m. Close con-
ntctiOn made AT Old Point with HqhmOnd hoAti
connec;ing at Norfolk with all railroad ana
PafSsIe and rooms secured at p, & o. Ticket
Office iith and Penn, ave-; q. n Thompson, W.
Penn. ave. j, ID. Free, 700 Market Space, 81.
James Hotel and General ohice' Sixth-st wharf.
PotToMAG RIVER LANDINGS. Steamer ].
w, THOMPSON leaves Monday, "wednesday
and Friday NJ Ia. m. Fare 25 cts.
ALFRED WOOD, Secretary,
GEO, Il, PHILLIPS. Superintendent, rayl0
The Evening critic., 1884-09-16

FADELY &c BRO,
42224 Eighth Street. between ID and &c n, W.
Close Carriages for Weddings, Calls and Recep-
lions. Boarding and Livery Stable.
The Evening critic., 1884-09-16
a Very Large nnd varied Asss<kfil ent

Of nS s5 Sss sS,S 5Sr gentle nc
from tho mossen5iy 5naterial, for gentlemen
and ladieSf6ur specia1ty. II. 8. Gartreli, 900
SeyoAfM street, cornef OIL.
The Evening critic., 1884-09-16
DnIvER'B sUMMEn dAnDE!

A grand testimonial benefit Will DO rendered
Mr.. George W. Driver this evening, at his
popular garden. The occasion VIII be Of
marked interest, and proper tribute to sc
popular and enterprlsing citizen.
The Evening critic., 1884-09-16

A. II, KEYEs .. Il. SMITH.
Close Carriages for Weddings, Calls aud Recep-
tiOna, Boarding and Livery Stable. WlllardA
Hotel stables. corner 18th and E SITS.