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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-03-15

/. on tALk I2s nEAD OF tsk At W GAIT E
+ FIR sale. Apply to urdc 81 ned ~ fodioys
Kaufman 70, Tex, y G McKi LIAR
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'WnUn Toe HfH Nf0WNII,
Aud iAe tup grows cold,
An the leaves OF N judgment book unfold"
/ Mr.. rrpzrvani, wna Mas 10 ave rsspoDd-
ed 10 thu t,ast. The Ladies'" was eol
prtssot,l and there ore no response was
msd-.
| Texas 10 which
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-03-15

The executive ,mmit'ee aud The ci''zsns
OF OsiiAs we're charfinef and mort ted at
sht ee'tisrncts 81 many yonng men ~ the
b<'f ven TO the stock men, fsev Tar
Wills n,aopo'sx-d thrfl,or of the nsli-ruom
"a th4 rxclo-ton ri The .tockmrp. strangers,
thr guests ~ the city, 20 whom Indeed tbs
en,.rss,nment WAS rendered. th> proper
thing &, NJ done was tho selfuor sfitut'ng
al esch cI'xsf, invited, srd IN she q ,or. 10
l1r>i ~ "a tue piea.ufAnf sbsse quests, -
have thtn Introduc-d 10 The tAdips frf-
pared far sn1 iss'rous Of dtuc'nf. II the
III rs vi rnd al T., 6e'lcs then. there
ware many ltd,es. g1~,t.. from the interior.
70 whom rh-y mi:rt have paid their re-
>pec's II isFto pe hoped thu scape val not
BE- repested.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-03-15

shoyn c0mmendAoi- fpirtf,
and thy did this volnp'ntiiy
before IN. ilsndwri INK on t'r VA as 70
apparent ~ nov, 'usir v5'uetsfy.. actions
ls4s 70 psy foe their grass whsstvsr 'Le
ps.ii;s Of tneir tus'aess vii. justly, and
tnis is ~ much as can r'as,ssA-
by be exacet Il Of ,hsm There II
NV usonsy demand Tor this graz
AID co,np>ltien vii make y
bring s"meth'n< o. ~ value the stats
these lands isom fsce sr~As" 20 . LEASE
.sy6em:' tins chang. sbouId BE- gracnai.
and tue new system should not % inru-
enrasd 0y the txnriou q too h'8h
= prfce. I beii<ve that the pf~t.
ct aimin's.r>tfo1 In adnpt,ok
., e<ss sx-t.m ensi.es 70 .s,'; , ,r'tlsr
fne difliooi,ir>; NJ tni- pnl,cy Ve ~vod the
dixast JOS c,fs~qaences u Z nvrd law and
th~ esin< f,t.ifjn<fsoe 81 'r~e grass on aonoos
rn> diiacal}i>s > t<etn shr land bo,rd
oo1 - eetse1 - r<Ear pr'ce aed otoer de
ans. <iit adjust teos<e.vrs, On oud 'e>s
pr!'eip'ss m l.. cisupp'y c',d dsme +, =,
=. =, - 9 e n ~ ~ s ss asss
1rf>>ts vii proper end Tex>e fss Ioo<
;';:i : = 81; ;:s:: .i; !; r d 4:
! I ! y ] ]
The Evening critic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1881-1885, 1884-10-17
BUSTING THE MswEENY BOOM.
Interview with nm Irish Political
Prisoner of 1864.


Or. Frank p. Oleary, who was ono OF the
Irish political prisoners in 1864, and subse-
quentiy served In the Medical Department, U.
s. A., was asked by the CRITIC this morning
his opinion Of the Mcsweeny boom In Now
d,fis like ali other Democratic booms, very
shallow and not likely to mislead any one.
The pretensione OF this fellow McSweeny %
irish patriotism are about equal to his claims
on American citizenship. After being sheltered
twenty-five years no virtually do
serted that nag, and abandoning his Ameri-
can citizenship again crawled beneath
the protecting Ggie OF tho Union Jack. He
says no only went over to benefit his health;
but Irish americans revititing their native
land for health or pleasure don't generally
purch ,n property there, settle on 1t and ac-
ernment position usually nlled BY. the
Sstssf aSes email Try that he oena
the atmosphere OF Donegal more ealubrious
than that OF California. OF courso, YOU will
tiili nnd occasional specimens OF the Demo
ana religion daily blackguarded In the vile car
ICONS OF Puck and Hdr7,ey's, and still adhere 10
Tho party who spit on them They read IN
Gosefte, &C., that the highest Endorsement of
Grover Cleveland is his free-trade proclivitles
and tho nntagonism OF the h.American
parade once q year covered with garlands and
green ribbon. To hear him talk you'd think
him q veritable uuy Fawkee, and yet, II
voting tho Republican ticket was 10 insure
the destruction OF British commerce. no could
not rise above his prejudices 10 do so. But,
thank God, this class is fast disappearing
under the teachings and leadership OF such
men as the Hon. John +. Finerty, A. AZ. 5ulll-
van, Patrick Egan, George W. Pepper. DR..
Betts, John Dewey and others, and let no one
mistake II, these men arc followed by tho
pluck, Intelligence and patriotism OF the irish
race In America"
The Evening critic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1881-1885, 1884-10-17
SOUTH WASHINGTON.

John IL. Freeman, colored man, living on
Virginia avenue, near First street southwest
was taken suddenly sick on II street, between
Eirst and Second streets, about tan
o'clock last night. He was discovered by officer
Hutchinson. Tho police ambulance was sum.
moned and he was taken TO the Prlyidence
Hospital, where he died at $3.50 this morning.
The Coroner has been notified.
The Mary Washington took down n large
number of the members of tho American Gas.
light Association with their wives to Mt. Vor-
non this morning.
Serious complaint has been made against a
colored man named Banks, who has been In
the habit OF firing his pistol from Que OF the
wharves ont toward tho river. Yesterday az.
ternoon one OF his bullets passed through n
boat IN which were two boys. This nuisance
should be stopped,
Mr. John Il. Yeatman, well-known young
painter, living at No. lOlO Seventh street
southwest, died yesterday afternoon of con.
sumption, In the 23d year of his ago. His
funeral Will occur tomorrow afternoon at 80
al his late residence.
James Jackson, n colored man, living on
Twelfth street, near Maryland avenue, 10 re.
ported to have died suddenly last night q. his
residence.
That intimidator OF the American Navy, tho
James 3. Lowell, which sunk tho Tnllapoosa
has arrived In port with cargo OF Ice for tho
Independent leo Company, Crowds OF adj.
mlrers are docking 10 tho wharveA TO SEQ this
terror OF the seas. Tho captain and crew bear
their honors becomingly.
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REAL ESTATE.

The following transfers OF real estate were
fled for record October II with the Recorder
OF Deeds, as reported exclusively to TIE CRITIC
by J.F. olmstead, 1110 New York avenue;
Samson street, north side. between Fifteenth
and Sixteenth streets northwest square 10i,
sublot SO, 22x05, Mary Emily Milby to Anna
Lewis; $1,000.
New Jersey avenue, east side, between d
and O streets northwest, square 034, sublot
90, Mary Il. Elliot TO Annie q. Lancaster; SO, 500
New Jersey avenue, east eide, between and
Q streets northwest, square 63f, sublot 81,
Annie 3. Lancaster 10 Mary A. Elliott I,600.
Twelfth street, west side, between and L
Streets northwest, square 275, part OF lot 10,
north 214x100, Sarah Il. Keen to Ii. Clay
Stewart; 81, 100.
Same property next above described, II. CLAY
Stewart TO Thoe. .. Warwick ct ux.; $4,000.
Seventeenth street, east eide, between and
II streets northwest, square ITO, sublot 30,
1S1ax02 1912, Henry A. Cobaugh TO Jerome A.
johnson and james b. Devereaux; 5000.
Fifth street, east side, between East Capitol
and A streets southeast, square Sal, sublot
81, 4Sx21 S.1OO, Margaret j. Baker to Isabel
l.. Scala; 500.
Fifth street, east side, between II and
streets northeast, square $50, sublots and 2,
James 3. Edwards, trustee, TO Wilbur +. Nash;
$2,460.
County.
Barry Farm-Sublot 90, section 8, James II.
Smith, trustee, 10 Osborn Dorsey; $3.50.
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One Erect of Cold weather.

One Effect of Cold weather.
Marriage licenses have been Issued as fol-
lows;
Alexander Budd and Dora Washington,
Frank Harvey and Amanda Banks.
Robert W. Daw and Kate NJ. Mailer.
John II. Manning and Mary Parker.
BenJamln Il. August and Sarah j. owens.
John j. Fitzgerald and Mary NJ. Downey,
VIM. l.. Finley and Eleanor b. Morris.
Edwin d. Settle and Marion u. Greenland,
both OF Caroline County, Va.
George g. Townsend, OF Cumberland, Nd,
and NeenRh Dodge, OF this city,
Luther W. Shear, Of Minneapolis, Mimi,
and Mlnnette V. Spates OF this city.
Joseph Johnson and Maria Slmms.
John i. Barnes and Josephine Mattlngly,
both OF Tennallytown, D. O.
John N. Lusby and Alice Mayhem, both OF
Alexandria, Va.
Taylor Day and Frances Bird.
Edwin X. bIcKeevor, OF Philadelphia, Pa,
and Eliza ID. Smith, OF this city.
James Beander and Ellen Dixon.
Morgan A. Swingle and s. Elizabeth Hodg-
kins
Robert Chew, Of this city, and Malinda D..
John II. Batteniield and Kate II. Sutton.
George q. wheeler and Mary A. Tayloe.
Herman Krahling and Emma Daughtou,
Charles A. Haddway, OF Baltimore and Har-
riet II. McKlm, OF this city.
W. q. Watson and Sallie A, Bladon.
VIM. Il. Johnson and Mary Burr.
w. S. Wolborno and Ellen d. Beedley.
VIM, q. Harry, OF Montgomery County, Nd,
Md. ~ >'''''' " ''''' '''O' 30 . 0O"H'''
James Fields and Eliza Scott.
Robert II. Caldbut and Alice Tasker.
John Winfield ana Ellen jackson.
John Keefe aud Mary A. Regan.
Frederick W. Carlyle, OF New York city, and
Fannie W. Ferrall, OF this city.
William II. Meyers, OF Philadelphia, Pa, and
Gertrude Auguste, OF this city.
William w. Ware and SallIe Walker.
William Parker and Sophia Young.
Charles II. Lee ana Laura Il, Johnson.
William baldwin and Ellen Bell, both OF
Annapolis. ,s.ssIlasa'~
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ALEXANDRIA REPUBLICANS.
A Rousiug Ratincati on.Mseting

A matchmaking of tho Republicans OF Alex 'n-
= dria County, Va, was held at Johnson's Hall,
. Ale andria, on the 10th instant, J. d. Niuck,
chairman, and Mr.. Harry Gray, secretary.
A resolution was offered by Mr.. Austin Sy-
phax indorsing the Republican nominees,
esal John A. Logan for Vice President OF tho
United States, and Hon. Dun Green for Mem
Der OF Congress, and Hon. Louis Mckenzie as
Eltctor from tho Eighth District, which was
unanimously adopted.
Speeches were delivered by Nessrs. j. b.
Syphay, Miles Munson, VIM. A. Rowe, Austin
syphax, j. d. Nauck and othors to crowded
assemblnge OF citizens.
II was decided to hold a grand ratification
meeting and flagraising on Thursday, oct)
Der %. Eminent speakers Will be invited TO
address the citizens.
The following county committee was chosen
VIM. A. Rowe and W. II. Lomax, Arlington dis
trict; Tibbett Allen and Thomas owens, Jeffer
son district, and Walter Wilson, Washington
uihttfCf.
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DIED.

ALVoRD.--On tho 10Th Instant at his rosl'
dence In this city, Brigadler,aeneral Bania-
min Alyord, United States Army
YEATMAN.--On Thursday, October 10, 1884,
at o'clock p. M, John L. Yeatman, In tho pa
year OF his age.
Funeral viii take place from his late resi-
dence, 1915 Seventh street southwest, on Sat.
urday, the 18Th, at 2;3O o'clock p. M Inter.
ment az dlenwood Cemetery.
HoLMES.-on tho 1d,h instant, az 1880 p.
M, June Holmes, aged II years and z
months.
DAIRD.-At Carlisle, Pa, Sunday, October
IL, 1884, In his 64th year, samuel Baird,
brother OF Professor Spencer f. Baird, OF this
city.
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S. N. MEYER, 922 9th St. N. W.
GOLD AND SILVER TRIMMING.
Manufacturer of Banners, Club and Society
Badges, ReGalias, &c.


VAN yLIET-FRANKLIN Grace Church,
shrewsbury, n j. October 13 1854, by tho
Rev. b. Franklin, d. D., Il. O. Van Vllet, son OF
General j. Van Yliet, TO Emma, daughter OF
the ofliciating clergyman.
FINLEY MORRISON Wednesday, octo,
ber 10, 1881, Mt Calvary Baptist Church, a. q
p. M, by the Rev, Mr.. Green, william i. FIN
ley and Ellenor b. Morris, both OF Washington,
DC.
The Evening critic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1881-1885, 1884-10-17

THE Naval Board of Inspection reports
that tho Brooklyn was found In good condition,
and requiring about $4,000 10 put her IN
readiness for service. .saag
Ladies' common-sense shoes, at.lAE6c0rmick
co''s, Cos Penns ylyaniaa RDaue.
The Evening critic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1881-1885, 1884-10-17

The grand jury made their nrst report to-
day Q nce the recess and brought In indct-
ments against the following parties:
Geolg sc Hough, murder OF william Me-
MahoD, on September 81.
John Langsted, alias John Lancaster, alias
George Il. Hudson, murder OF Police 0mcer
John II. Fowler, on September
Robert Henry Burrell, alias Uuffy Burrell,
murder OF Waller Jones on September
Willlem Hood, manslaughter, in killing o.
lumbus w. Bailey on the 9TH OF September.
John ThomI son, alias william Robinson,
alias William Nailor larceny from the person
or ate Scribner.
Henry II. Cassidy, larceny.
John Thomas, larceny.
Margaret Green, alias Maggie Gray, larceny.
william Jones, housebreaking In tho day.
William Arnold, assault with Intent 10 klils
John Kelso, attempt at robbery. ,ossss
Edward Hatton, attempt at robpary.
WALLPAPER aug vsindow.shades
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Tenth Annual Rail- OF the Circle
Friendship Association.

tickets for tho tenth annual ball 10 DO given
BY the Circle Friendship Association at Abner's
Hall on Monday, October 30, Will DO presented
Win diamond ring. The Marine Band has
been engaged for the occasion.
The Evening critic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1881-1885, 1884-10-17
vqtSscs, BLAINE AND LOGAN. -
kfselSa MAINE, VERMONT AND OH(Oi
TesS. NOTICE OF EXPIRATION OF IL
bks{A CENSES.
ASSESSORS OFFICE,

ASSESSORS OFFICE,
WASHINGTON, ID. o., Oct. 16, 1884.
Notice is hereby given that on the thirty
first day OF October, 1884, Will expire oil IL
censes given by the District of Columbia to
apothecaries, auctioneers, banks and bank
ere, bill posters, brewers, brokers, book
agents, claim agents, contractors, cattle bro
kers, commission merchants, dealers in dis
titled and rermented liquors, wines and cor
dials; distillere, insurance agents, ice deal
ers, manufacturers OF illuminating gas, life
ana fire insurance companies, patent agents,
pawnbrokers, proprietors OF bar-rooms, sam
pie rooms, tipping houses, billiard, bagatelle
and Jenny Lind tables, bowling alleys, hotels,
livery stables, intelligence Offices, Junk shops,
dealers In secondhand clothing, dealers In old
barrele, real estate agents, restaurants and
riety theatres'
All parties engaged in said business, trades
or professions, must promptly renew said IL
cense In accordance with the provisions OF the
laws of the District OF Columbia, viz: "rhat
every person liable for q license tax who may
fail 10 pay the same before engaging in the
business, shall, IN addition to the license tax
imposed, pay fno or penalty of not loss than
Ave, nor more than fifty dollars for each Of
fcDse."
by order OF the Commissioners, D. @.
ROBT. p. DODGE,
hsBes9Or, %. q.
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SPECIAL NOTICES..
lqrs1,NoTIoE TO TAXPAYERS.
OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA
WAguYNQTON. OctOhar lzl|j 81

=
OFFICE OF THE CoMArIssIoNER9#
DISTRICT OF CcLUAttHA,
WASHINGTON, october 17,1SS4.
ORDERED. ~
That pursuant to the provisions,Bf the act
OF Congress providing permanent form OF
Government for the District OF QD1umbia, APP
proved June IL, 1873, and MI act making
appropriations 10 provide for Me- expenses OF
the Government OF tho Distritt OF Columbia
for the fiscal year ending Jlfhe 80, 1885, aud
for other purposes" apprQfed July 8, 1884, a
tax be and the same is hskeby levied OF one
dollar and nifty cents $3.50 on eveny ono
hundred dollars OF reeuestate not exempted
by law, except upon pal property held OK
clueively for agricultdral purposes without
The limits OF the oifies OF Washington and
Georgetown, and sQFdesignated by the Assess
sor in his annualfeturn, tho rate on which
shall be one dollf (S1) on every one hundred
dollars; and unn oil personal property In the
District OF Colqmbia, not taxable elsewhere,
one dollar aud nifty cents (s1.50) on every
hundred doHhrs, according to the cash valua-
tion thereby
The nrsp6alf of said tax shall be due and
payable On the let day OF November, 1884,
and the second half on the 1st day OF May,
]. d. EDMoNDs,
j. II. WEST,
GARRETT j. LYDECKER,
N Ma1or OF Engineers, U. y. A.
" Commissioners, d. o..
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--MRs. ELLA TODD, of S03 NJ street, has
notified the police that pocketbook contains
ing small sum OF money was stolen from
her baby carriage on the street yesterday.
FANCY goods at All Seventh street.
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District Finances,

Collector OF Taxes Cook states that the nnan.
ces OF the District are In q x od condition, The
amount OF arrears was materially lessened
last year.
The Evening critic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1881-1885, 1884-10-17
WALLPAPER aas window.shades
at veerhoH,s aaeseWnah street.
FINMdIAL.
To-day's Stock quotations,

To.day's Stock Quotations.
The following observations OF the transac-
tions In the nnanoial market to-day, together
with the opening and closing quotations, are
furnished by the banking-house of II. d.
Cooke, IT., & Co., 1420 street, Washington,
DC:
The Evening critic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1881-1885, 1884-10-17
ID O II C
IIrJTEI AMID
Special Sale Of Ladies', NJ

Full regular ribbed English Hose, sizes to
Dopbie-kneed Heavy Ribbed Hose, Black,
cents; worth 60 cents.
Misses Black spliced-Feet Hose, 8 to Sh,
Misses Fine Cashmere Hose, all shades, ali
Ladies' French Ribbed Cashmere Hose, all
M and Extra Long Cashmere Hose In all
Ladies splced-Feet Hose, all shades, at 90
Ladies O. Il @. Hose, unbleached, so cents;
Ladies' Cashmere Hose, In all shades, from
DOUG
599
The Evening critic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1881-1885, 1884-10-17

TIVE NATIONAL KINDERGARTEN BUILD
ING,BAZAR AND EDUCATIONAL EXHIBIT.
Musical entertainments each night. Com.
nences In Masonic Temple on Thanksgiving
Day at 10 o. m. until December ..
The young man who sells the most tickets
receives free scholarship (evening) In the Ivy
Institute OF Prof. 8. W. Flynn, southeast COR
ner OF Eighth and X st5.
The lady who sells the most tickets receives
free scholarship (of teachers training) IN the
Normal kindergarten Institute, southeast cor.
OF Eighth and X SITS.
Season Tickets, 81. Single admission, 25c.
children 15c. Pupils tickets, II they como as
q school, &c. Teachers who come with them,
free, In the day time.
For sale at Metzerotts ana Ellie music
stores, Temperance Cafe and a. the Free KIN
dergaften, 024 q ct, oc16- I'm
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All for a Nickel.
PERTINENT PARAGRapAS.

For sale by all newsdealers and neweboys
and at the ONCE, 511 Ninth ct. n. W.
The Evening critic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1881-1885, 1884-10-17

WTANTED--A BOY WITH ONE OR TWO
w years experience at painting. Inquire
at DOG Ninth st. NJ. oc16-3tN
The Evening critic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1881-1885, 1884-10-17
r, f. HARVEY, UNDERWRITERS,

ear SEVENTH STREET NORTHWEST.
Nhe public "a respectfully notified that am no
longer AT $50 II st., but vi seventh street n. ".
Make no mistake. \. HARVEY,
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
RAxTED-atuanoas.

HTANTED-A SITUATION AS OUTDOOR
w salesman by n competent mau, well &C.
quainted IN the city. Address @. s. H., Critic
ONCE.
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DA Y,

PRACTICAL uNDERTA DIili AND UARINErl
MAKER
Ready made Conlus OAaSeis aud ShroodA, No,
HOi 4I, st., corner Of q, W. Rrauoh Store OIL
NAss- ave, n, W, Orders promptly executed -
reasonable rates. feN
The Evening critic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1881-1885, 1884-10-17
HAHTED--Help-MaIe.

Advertisements OF Three lines npder th,s no, 4
Inserted three times for 25 cents WIN Ne''
The Evening critic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1881-1885, 1884-10-17

Mntinees Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays
DEMEMBER THE GRAND BALL TO BE
III given by st. Marks Lodge, No. q, A. o. II.
OF j., at Cadets Armory, o ST., bet. 7tn and 9Th
ste. u. W., Thursday, October 10. Ocli-3t~
The Evening critic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1881-1885, 1884-10-17

WANTED-A CoLoRED BOY TO WORK IN
w store. Call at 1924 Fourteenth II. n.
W. ocIG-3tF
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VGBERT6KERS.

JOSEPEI O. LIED,
Formerly Of Henry Lees soma,
~ UNDERTAKEN
New and cOmmOdious wareroUm, No. s2i Penn
ave. northwest. Residence on premises, ttt
The Evening critic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1881-1885, 1884-10-17

Chicago Grain ana Provision Fn-
lures.
Tho following summary by d. K. Plain 6
Co, st. Cloud building, Ninth and streets,
shows the course OF the Chicago produce mar
ket up 10 one y. m. to-day:
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ron REHT--Ro0MS .

EoR RENT-A FURNISHED oFFICE-RoOM
II suitable for a patent attorney or lawyers
once; rent low. Apply at GIG Seventh st. n.
W, A. IL. Williams. oc16-3tF
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ron S6LE-MisceiInBeo9s.

RIO NuMIsMATIsTs-- FOR sALE-A RARE
l. and valuable collection OF nno U. .. silver
and copper coinagej cheap. Call at Wallach's,
1dl7 Ia. ave. ocl7-3tT
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WAHTED-HeiD--FemaJe.

| Advertisements of Thres line. under ihis head
inserted three times for 26 cents,
The Evening critic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1881-1885, 1884-10-17

VHJ- ANTED--TO EXCHAN NEW sToVEa
w for old onoa At Buffers steve Exchange,
onf. bth and Ks amoley ohimneys cured or no
bought n
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1884-05-21
Old Fashioned Moshez.

Thank God, s5z-e e rs have lad Cd fash
lcoe3 mothers. Nc; a woman q tie y-s.i1ss
euamelis3 and painted, viii her great cii-noa.
Der cugis and hustle, whose white. isVeIlss
hands never fell lie clasp q bzby tuce-s. hut
dear cid fashioned swes; v1icel ulcsks-. with
eyes II whose clear depths the icvs-lishi
sbooe, and b-Cwu hair !1si threaded With ST.
ver, lying susoc,h uflu her faded cheek Thoss
dear hands won " It'll ;1ii. csll.lv guided cur
lettering STEPS II Clii5hoo5. and s-o5.ls ed cur
pillow IN Sickness, ever reaching OCT 20 rs Ia
yszrrlnc tenderness Blessed : the ueuorv
q an cd fashioned mother. Il floats e Is
11v Ike ihs beautiful perfume q some wooded
blosscuzs- The music e o.ler voices nav h
iosi, c1i the eusrz1cl1E memory e hers viii
echo n CIR souls forever Other faces nav
ia1s away and lie tarcctse1. In; hers vii slime
on Nben, IN the EItul pzusaS q business
eur ieei wander lack 10 the cd homestead.
and, crossing TIE wsii-w511 threshold. sand
vooe more IN the NON 50 h2llove1 by her
presence, how The feeling q childhood. Ina5-
ceisce and dependence. cones over Is and Ne
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