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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-06-12
S. KAUFMAN,
Plaintiffs Attorney,

ENTITY NINTH STREET.-N. Y. Supreme
Court-Ibe German savings Bank in the CITY OF New'
York against Charles Van Fleet and others no.
In pursuance Judgment Of foreclosure ana sAlc naue
and herein the 18Th day OF May ISL the nm
der signed referee said judgment named VII sell az pubic
auction Exchange salesro9ms NO. ~ r9a9Tay IN
the CITY Of NewY ok, the 5t1 day OF june 1854 AT
O'clock by John T. Boyd auctoneer the following oe-
Al that lot piece rTa-ee Of land situate lying
te Eighth and in the TwentysecOnd Ward or
the CITY OF NcW-YOrk with all mpToN ements thereon,
handed described follows 10 vii: COMMENCING ~
nont on said sOnthcry side OF Ftynnth street which ~
distant iTcd ard fyeight feet f2J5 teeD esatery
from corner formed by tho intersection Of the easery
line of Ninth avenue with the said sOuhcry Inc OF t1y
ninth thence souhery and parallel with Ninth az;
enue partly through party wall one hundred teei anu
five Inches 100 and inches TO The centre line OF mo
block thence eastery and along SAID contrc line nineteen
feet ne northcrly and parallel with the smith
avenue partly through party WALL one hundred ieet
and five inches inches tie said souhcrly side
of Fvnnth street and thence westerly, along said sOn
ery side Of Ffyninh street. nineteen feet 9 feet 10 the
P EDWARD ". BURGHARp,
s KAUFMANT Referee.
Plaintiffs Attorney.
The sae OF inc above described promises n hereby adj
Iourned 10 June 12th 1884, al same hour and place
June 9TH, 1884. -. - ,.....rr,,D
: KAUFMAN. Referee.
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NIFTY NINTH STREET.-N. Y. Supreme
4 Court-The German Savings Eank III the city Of New.
York AGAINST Charles Van Fleet and othersACOn No 3.
I'm nnrsnapce Of judgement 81 foreclosure and sale made
and entered herein on the 18th day OF Ma 1851 J. the
dersgncd referee ud cement named win sell at pubic
auction al The Exchange alesrOOms, No III Broadway In
fbe Gity OF New the 5thday OF june sSi at IL
rIoc noon by John Boyd auconeer, the following de-
scribed premises 49,. $500, y, land s,,,.,o ,.,,r
and bepe ON lie souheTy sdo OF Fthnnh street. between
The Eighth and Ninth avenues In tho Twentyse ond Ward
az The CITY OF NewYOrk with al improvements thereon
0onnded and described follows TO wit; Commencing at
point ON said souher side Of Fifty ninth street which DIS
nf two hundred and nnetysI feet easey from the corner
formed by The Intersection Of tho easery line OF Ninth ave
mo it he said sOutheTy side OF FLY ninth street thence
soutneriy ana parallel with ninth avenue and partly
centre line OF The block thence easerly and along said
cetr line feet thence rOrhery, and parallel
% he N;nh avenue ami partly through party wall
ndrd fce and Ave inches to the said sDuthery sde OF
Ify ninth street and westerly along said souheTy
side OF Fty.nntb street. twenty nine iee TO the point or
s sTso - ~ heSgpnieg EDWARD NJ. BUHGHARD,
Pc KAIFNANN Referee
Plaintiffs Attorney,
BeekmaD street
Tho sae above described premises Is hereby adjourned
June 9th, 1854. at same hour hhn pace rrDou,p0
June 9TH 1884 ED"AND u DUN"
+. KAUFMANN, hoA'ioo
Plaintiffs Attorney.
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s. KAUFMAN.
PLAINTIFFS Attorney

NINTH STREET.-N.. Y; Supreme s1l
Court Tho German Savings Bank In the city OF New
York against Charles Van Fleet and otheTs-Acuon = o.
In puTsuarce OF Judgment Of foreclosure ana SAFE n'e
and entered herein the l3sh day of May S4 te
signed re cree in said Judgment named. VIII SCI AZ pu
ac0n al the Exchange -alesrCOns. NO. III BrOanNay n
The Cifv OF New the 9TH day OF june 1851 al
O'clock noon by John T. Boyd aueOneer the following uc
scl1bed premises: -, It'd .t,roto living
and heng on the sonthcry side Of Fftynn street. between
fine EIGHTH md Smith avenues In the TWentysecOu arr "
the CIV of New York, with all improvements thereon
banded and described follows, 10 Wit: commencing az u
NOM on s s1utery side OF Fittynlnth street WHICH
two hundred and nine feet 229 ieet easeIy
from the corner formed the Intersection OF the csry
line OF Ninth avenue with said sOutery side OF fty-
ninth street thence sOnhery, and parallel WIN Nnt i've
me and partly through party wall one nndreI eei anu
five inches 90 nches TO the cenue o, the DOch
thence Castery along said centre line t~enynne lce
29 fee thence uorthery, nnd parallel Wh re lln W.
nue. and partly through party wall one hunreI lee h
five inches nchesl TO the said s0utheiY sue 81
Fityunth street and thence westerly along sad soucry
aide of Ftynnth street, Wcntynine feet 25 feeD TO c
point OF p'@0' VI O's' EDWARD ". BURGHARD.
6. KAUFMANN, he-cIec'
Plaintiffs Attorney,
BecSMan street.
Tho sale OF e above described promises hereby ADJOURNED
to Junc lQth 1854, at same hour and place
June 9Th. 1884. ,,,..,D =, p,-pcuApn
S. KAUFMAN hcielco'
Dlgiuf
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GENERAL TRANSATLANTIC COMPANY

" Between cW.YOrk and Hayre.
Companys pier new No. ~ North River foot or Moteast
AMERICA r. Sautci. encsday noon
sday June 20, a. IN
LABRADOR o!er. w elncs,ay ioou'
Checks payable suit the Banque
LoUYs De BEBIAN, agent No. 6 Bowling
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:. KAUFMAN.
Pla ntifi's Attorney.

NIFTY NINTH STREET.-N. Y. Supreme
1 Court-The German Savings Bank in the city Of New
Work again Charles Fleet and OthcTSAction No A.
In M Judgment Of foreclosure and sale, made
and entered 18th day or N 1854, the under
said judgment named viii sell AT pubic
auction al the Exchange SalesrOOns III broadway in the
itv of NewYork the 9th dag Of june 1854 at ~ O'Clock
noon by r. Boyd auconecr the following described
Ali that certain lot piece parcel Of land situate lying and
on the s0uthery side OF Fifty bewcon the
Eighth Ninth avenues in the Twenty SECOND Ward OF he
civ of New.YOTk with all improvements thereon, bounded
and described follows, TO Wit Commencing q point on
said son hery Of fiynnth street which is distant two
hundred seyentyseyen feet eastery IRON The corner
formed NV the Of the easeTy line OF Ninth
nue. with said southerly SIDE Of FIFTY ninth street thence
soutery parallel with Ninth avenue and partly through
party wall hundred feet and hye inches 100 feet
ncbSs 10 the line oil the block thence easierly and
along said line nineteen feet thence norherly and
uerae with the Ninth and partly through party
wall one and five inches 10 The said southery
side of Fvnnth and thence westerly and along said
sonthery SIDE Of Fynnth street nineteen feet TO the
pOi"' VI P'''0 EDWARD NJ BURGHARD.
& KAUTNANN Referee
plaintiffs Attorney,
Q Beekman street
The sale of the above described premises is hereby adj
onrned 10 June l2th, 1884, at same hour and place
'uho '''' LON EDWARD NJ BURGHARD.
S. KAUFMAN, Referee
Plaintiffs Attorney.
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Grates ano 5enoers.
T, S, CONOVER g. CO.,
DESIGNERS AND MANUFACTURERS OF
CRATES AND TENDERS,
OPEN FIREPLACEs.
DIRECT IMPORTERS OF TILES,
NO. 80 WEST 23D-sT
Eeaal Notices.

TIFTY-NINTH STREET.-N. Y. supreme
CourtIhe German SAVING. Bank IN tae G1y N % e"
In nnrsnance OF and foreclosure ana SAFE mhoe
and catered Herein the 18TH day Of May ISL inc un
sisned referee in Judgment named, VII! sen at puoo
auction at the Exchange saesroom No. II BI9%aHa ~
The civ of New York. the 9th day OF June ct AT
O'clock n)on by John T. Boyd auctoneer the following "o
scrbed premises: ~, ,os .i,,o.o lv,n,
and being on the southery side OF Fifty ninth street
the Eighth and avenues in the IWeny- Nau
OF the City New York, with all moSemenss e
hounded and described follows, TO wit; COiehsln ~
p0nt on sa southery side Fftynnth street. which Is ais
tsnt two hundred 900 feet oaserly nom ule cornea
formed nv The intersection OF the eastery line OF Nh avenue
with the souhery side OF Fi!Unntn sireed t ff
sonfherly and parallel with Ninth avenue one huhdItu
ana five Inches 200 feet nches to the centre inc OF nc
bloch thence easerly and along said centre Line &
feet 90 lee thence nOrhery. ana parallel WIN We Nl
avenue partly through party wall enc u
five inches the said southery side OF fy-ni
and thence westerly along said sontheriy sue OF W
street twenty feet 29 fee to the point OF place. Vi o0
sinnink' EDWARD II. DURGHARD.
Ill.e rnn
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S. KAUFMAN.

S. KAUFMAN,
plaintiffs Attorney
3 Beekman street, y. Y. Guy. --,-.a,,o.,.,o a
10 June OH, 1884, at same hour and place. r,.nr
June 9TH, 1884. EDWARD NJ oOi'"h pefc,rce
s. KAUFMAN.
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Nm COIIEGE.

DOCKLAND COLLEGE,
III NYACK.ON.TH EHUDSON.
Open on half study for summer Pupils from June 10
Candidates coached for Fall LIamlnai Sghn IVr ne"
catalogue W. H. bA>>ioi Ell, "a. ~
SUMNER SCHOOL. FOR BOYS, s.un,on u,..
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RYE SEMINARY, -,,,
For particulars address Mrs s. j. LIFE
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GROVE HALL. ~,
M Miss MOntfOrts school for Young LADIES', NeW-1aNeD
Conn Tent begins September n
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WEST WASHINGTON.

Temperature and condition OF wator at n.
M: Great Falls, temperature, 73; condition,
2. Receiving reservoir, temperature, 80;
condition at north connection, O; at south
connection, 80. Distributing reservoir, tenn
perature, n; condition at influent gait. house,
81; at effluent gate.house, o.
Lieutenant Kelley and oflcers Harper,
Gran and Ootter, OF tho Third Precinct are all
on the sick list.
Quito crowd was amused yesterday after.
noon at the foot OF High street by the efforts
OF young Tommy harrington 10 cross tho river
In tub. Although several times upset no
succeeded In doing 1t In nine minutes, which,
as the wind was against him, is considered
very good time.
The Wharf Rats, the leading baseball club
OF this section, will play nine from Columbia
College this afternoon on tho iatter's grounds.
The Columbias sent their shell to Philadel.
phin last night, whore they Will take part IN
the regatta on Thursday.
VIM. 0Brien, q white youth OF 10, raised
such o row at his homo last night while intox-
icated that n police ofIlcer had to be sent for.
He was arrested, charged with being an habit
ual drunkard and this morning was sent
"down" TO reform.
Alarge crowd was attracted yesterday after
noon about A o'clock by the sight OF two
colored men engaged In an alteration on the
Washington street canal bridge. They were
found to be Ed. Edwards and Robert Ray,
both colorod. The former Is n laborer at 'the
coal wharvos. The other is a notorious hard
case, and was ehot In quarrel several yeara
ago and was expected TO die. Ray struck Ed.
wards severe blow over tho left eye, innict.
ing a serious wound from which the blood
poured. He then ran on up the street, but
was speedily caught, arrested aud taken to
the statlon.house. Edwards was arrested
home. He was 80 week this morning that he
could not appear in the Police Court against
Ray, and the case was continued.
The Evening critic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1881-1885, 1884-07-08
EAST WASHINGTON.

Mrs. Mary Clemmer Hudson is not so III as
was reported in THE CRITIC yesterday, and
has NOT been 'stricken" with paralysis. THE
CRITIC desires 10 say that the Item came to us
from gentlemen on Capitol Hlll-one whom
we supposed TO be reliable. We regret that we
were led Into tho publication OF false state
ment.
A meeting OF tho East Washington Blaine
and Logan Club was held last night In Con.
gress Hall. Owing 10 tho absence Of the presi.
dent, Mr.. II. A. Dyson, not much business was
transacted, but several additions made to the
roll OF members.
The funeral OF Mrs. Catherine Lohr took
place this afternoon from her late residence,
All Ninth street.
Tho sunday.school connected with Christ
Church will have their annual picnic TO Forest
Glen tomorrow. Trains leave the ID. Il o.
depot at 8 80 a. m. and d;20 p. m. rhe ar
engagements arc under the charge OF Messrs
Wylie, Catherine and Spicer.
The carrisge.ways in the Navy Yard arc
being repaired. This Is an improvement
which has long been needed.
The bell to call the mon In the Navy Yard
TO work was sound ed at 8 o'clock this morning
The workmen seemed to be greatly relieved as
they expected the work would BIO suspended
for tho next six months.
The Evening critic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1881-1885, 1884-07-08

4 bill In equity has been fled by j. II. Ford,
as attorney for Windsor h Ford, against N. b.
Clarke, Leroy futile, f. NJ. Green, trustees,
and George W. Hall. 1t Is charged that
Boughton & Moore on January 10, 1874, gave
Windsor & Ford note, indorsed by Dexter Il.
Clapp, by his attorney, N. b. Clarke, and &C.
cured by deed OF trust TO Clarke and futile. II
paid, aud Clarke and futile, without his
knowledge, advertised the lot for four or flve
days In an obscure part OF q paper and attempt
cd on May 20 10 convey the lot 20 Greon for 81 -
SEQ, and Green TO transfer II TO Hall for 900.
II 10 claimed that the entire transactions wore
fraud and asks for tho setting aside OF the
deeds.
Justice Macarthur Issued an order restrain.
Ing Hall from doing anything with the prop
cry pending the hearing OF the bill.
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The Navy Department Investgai.
ton.

"The Naval Court ofInquiry is hard at work,
but has not come down to the meat OF those
ing Of interest developed, not as much as has
como out through the courts and other
sources" said an official to a CRITIC reporter
methods of keeping accounts In the various
bureaus. The accounts OF the Bureau oil Medi-
cine and Surgery have been gone over with
great care, and Commodore Earl English Is
before the board to-day explaining the meth
DDS followed in the Bureau OF Equipment and
Recruiting. The other bureaus, Yards aud
Docks, Navigation, Construction and Repairs,
Provisions and Clothing, &C., Will be looked
into in the same manner before they really get
down TO the heart OF the matter aud begin to
mako the music. Nothing has been developed
from which the extent OF the possible frauds
can be estimated"
The Evening critic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1881-1885, 1884-07-08

dangerous to be n, Large.

Gentleman-There is some mistake In this
gas bill.
Gas Collector-No, sir; tho bill is all right. 1t
Is according 10 the meter.
Gentleman-Its very strange; certainly
burned more gas than that last month.
Gas Collector-Wh-what's that, sir2
Gentleman (emphatically)-I say, certainly
burned more gas than that last month.
Gas Collector turning very pale and edging
toward the door)-Yery well, cir, very we'll.
Don't get excited, sir; keep quiet; calm
yourself. Everything will be made all right, l
assure you, sir.
The collector then bounced down the stairs
and shouted for help. Four policemen 70.
sIonded, and moving cautiously up the stairs,
they secured the maniac ana got him safely
into lunatic asylum. But little hopes are en-.
tertained of his recovery.
The Evening critic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1881-1885, 1884-07-08
THE COURTS.

EQUITY CoURT-Justice MacArthur.-Lord
junction set for rule day OF November. Palmer
vs. Palmer; decree ratlfying contract OF sale,
and plaintiff appointed commissioner to con-
voy. Starr vs.. Treackle; auditors report con-
brmed. Hockemyer VS.. Newmeyer; auditors
report confirmed. Starr We. McDowelli tudg
ment OF 1000 decreed to s. Maddox, and II. B.
Davis appointed trustee. Jones vs.. Jones;
fund directed TO be paid TO administrator
Butt vs. Beall; sale finally ratined. Blake vs.
Faret; interest ordered paid by W. A. Gordon.
Cumberland vs. Cumberland; bill dismissed
CIRCUIT CoURT-Justice Hagner.-Darbour
Hamilton We. Mccarthy; fiat on sci. ia
Schneider & Son We. Cannon; judgment by de-
fault. Donohoe VS.. Bench; same action
Cohen vs.. Strauss; same action. Hopper 4
Co. vs. Strauss; same action United States vs.
Windsor; same action and Injunction.
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ADJUSTMENTS.


The present is tho last week OF the queen OF
opera bouffe at tho Theatre Comique, Miss
Alice Oates appearing in her great dual role
OF "Giroiie. dirofa." The charming actress
and her excellent support have created n
marked enthusiasm In Washington. Matinees
Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday.
ABNERs SUMMER GARDEN.
Mile. Lucia Selada, Signor Luigi Dell 'Oro
and n host Of other attractions are at Abner's
Summer Garden.
"a DRIVERS SUMMER GARDEN.
Professor Parker and his great dog circus
and seventeen other artists arc at Drivers
Garden.
MONTE CHRISTIE.
The regular excursion season to Monte
Christie commences tomorrow, Wednesday. A
grand AFFAIR will be tho result. The steamer
Jane Moseley leaves Sixth-street wharf at q.
M, returning at o 80 p. m. Music, dancing,
fishing, genuine salt water bathing and mag
Bilcent dinner. For state. rooms and all in =
formation call at Abner's Summer Garden.
LOWER CEDAR POINT.
The elegant New Armenia leaves daily ex.
cept Saturday for Lower Cedar Point. The
hour OF leaving is tho same hereafter on sun
day as on other days-0 q. IN. AL intorm alton
can be obtained at tho st. Marc HOTEL
The Evening critic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1881-1885, 1884-07-08
walter scetrs Characters.

Scott has Just been compiled, from which 1t
appears that they comprise 662 distinct char
aciers. The compiler has also arranged the
scenes are laid. From "Oount Robert OF
Paris" the date OF which is 109S, down to "St.
Romans WE'LL" In 1912, there Is but ono cen.
fury (the thirteenth) which has not furnished
an historical background for one or another OF
this great range OF fiction. The gap lies be.
tween 'Iyanhoe," which opens In 1894, and
"Castle Dangerous" the date OF which is 1906
The Evening critic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1881-1885, 1884-07-08
PERTINENT pkRAsasf'Hs.

TWENTY lGreosft discount on clothing
AT spIAisyAssr607 Seventh street.
.s<tsHTEsT LoEFFLER was fined $50 by Judge
Smell to-day for keeping his bar open on Sun
day.
ANDREW ARcIfER's house, at Four.and-
a.half and streets southwest, was robbed OF a
lot OF solder last Saturday night.
MARY CoNNoRs, Of 1445 p street. has re-
ported the robbery OF diamond ring from
her house on the 14th OF last month.
The West Virginia Republican Associa-
LIE Droit Building, this evening, at Z $50
o'clock.
MEssRs. FREDERICK DOUGLASS and l.. @.
Bailey have petitioned the Commissioners To
reappoint John II. Brooks as public school
trustee.
r THE shed of VIM. Houses residence, on
Third street southwest, was broken Into on the
Fourth OF July and lot or tools were stolen
therefrom.
The Government not being ready to
proceed to trial this morning In the case OF
Isaac Tinney, II was postponed until next Mon.
day.
A PROMISING young citizen of George
town named VIM. o'Brlen was convicted tn the
Police Court to- day OF being common drunk
ard, and got twenty days, all the Georgetown
law allows.
In the case of Mrs. Hutchinson against
Middleton 4 Co. for tho appointment of q re-
ceiver for tho derunct bank the earring which
was 10 have taken place to-day has been post.
poned until next Friday.
Ross PERRY, a sou of Mr.. Ross Perry, of
No. 1909 street, was attacked by hye colored
boys on the Pierce mill road, near Mt. Pleas
| ant last Sunday, and robbed OF an alligator.
hide pocketbook containing 81.
| ANDREW GLASS, the superintendent of
the Belt Line street'cars, was before the Police
Court this morning on complaint OF Agent Key,
| charged with cruelty 10 animals In working a
| horse 10 q car when the animal was lamo and
The Evening critic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1881-1885, 1884-07-08
.Fn6 Arsenal Grounds Not 10 Is,
Closed.

A CRITIC reporter this morning asked Act.
ing Acknowledgement McKeever whether 1t
was true that tho public would be excluded
from the Arsenal Grounds during tho absence
Of the troops this summer, as was the case last
summer.
"No," replied tho General. 81 have never
heard OF such thing. SUFFICIENT guard has
been left there to take care OF tho Government
property. The oflcers families will remain
there, and the grounds Will have TO be kept
open as usual There is no reason why they
should be closed, and have not heard OF any
intention 10 close them"
The Evening critic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1881-1885, 1884-07-08
Enthusiasm im sonthern IndIann

From every county in Southern Indiana
comes the news OF enthusiasm, organization
and Jealous work for the Republican ticket.
This state Of AFFAIRS 10 rendered the more con.
spicuous by contrast, the Democratic opposi'
ton TO Colonel Gray, the Democratic candl-
date for Governor, finding an outlet In such
expressions as these; "He 10 only radical
renegade" "Ie likes tho niggers at heart
now better than he does the Democrats" "He's
only Democrat for oflice." Where's many
Democrat In Southern Indiana who wouldn't
touch Gray with forty-foot POLE"
The Evening critic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1881-1885, 1884-07-08
A New MusicoI MonthIv.

Hugo Worch & Co., music dealers, o25 Sew
enth street, have Issued the llrst number OF
their musical monthly. 1t Is sixteen-page
paper, and, besides reading matter, II con
talns selected instrumental and vocal music
In the July number may be found "Blaine's
Grand March," "Slnce First l Met Thee" by
Rubenstein, and "Robin Affair."" Price per
year, 80 cents; single COPIES, B cents.
The Evening critic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1881-1885, 1884-07-08
FOR EXCHANGE.

WY ANTED-To EXCHANGE NEW STOVES
w for old ones ut Buffers stove Exchange
oor. 9th and X; smoky chimneys cured or nc
boneht So hi
The Evening critic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1881-1885, 1884-07-08

Gus Bacon and Katie Wood.
Thos. II. Brooke, IT., of Caroline County, Va.
and Suean b. Kirby, OF Prince Georges County,
Md.
Archibald Stirling, OF Glen Falls, Nd, and
Estelle Mathiot, OF Reisters, Nd.
James Halpin and Mary L. Walsh.
Daniel Il. Fowler and Mary E. Finner.
The Evening critic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1881-1885, 1884-07-08

1t is the verdict OF smokers il,nkrthe Seal
Skin cigars, sold by Messrs. RRkB6hr Il Hamll.
ton, possess very many sAIsffor traits. Free
from the scent or fiaSQee6f drugs, purer and
and OF richs,SAfe, mellow flavor, they are
universally RfB6lar among those who appre.
ciate and,a43o good cigar Of purity and uni
form g Whence.
The Evening critic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1881-1885, 1884-07-08

ANTHONY ARCHER aud Timothy T..
DAILY were to-day accepted as suretles for
Captain Sanford In the sum OF 50, 500 that no
would appear when called.
The Criminal Court has been engaged
all day In the trial OF George Burroughs and
Frederick King, charged with breaking into
the house OF George McNeir on tho night OF
April 20 last and stealing his wire's clothing
and n diamond bracelet.
RICHARD HARRIS, Thomas W. Berry and
and W, II. BrAlnard were charged In the Police
Court 10. day with keeping a gambling house
at 1908 Pennsylvania avenue. Several wilt
nesses testified that they were all members OF
a club and bought chips and played for them
The case was continued for one week.
The Evening critic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1881-1885, 1884-07-08

1.-The report OF the HNaith oficer for last week
shows the city 10 be In a pretty healthy condi.
ton. The number OF deaths occurring during
the week was 07, AZ white and 40 colored,
the rate OF mortality per 1000 per annum DO.
ing 1910 for the white, 36.77 for tho colored
and 1920 for the total population.
The Evening critic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1881-1885, 1884-07-08
All Bids for safes Rejected.

The Secretary OF the Treasury has reJecte
all the bids for supplying safes for use in tn >
public buildings during the fiscal year. This
vising Architect 10 amend the speciacations,
The lowest bidders complain bitterly OF tho
action taken,
The Evening critic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1881-1885, 1884-07-08
FOR SALE-Houses.

nor SALE-TWO FRAME HOUSES;
II rooms each and summer Kitchen lots LIKE
to q 20 foot alley; cheap; o. 100 each. Bryant 4
Wright, room -, st. Cloud Building. jyS.3t'