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The Evening critic., 1884-03-05
ALEXANDRIA AFFAIRS.

The steamtug d. NJ. Key, which has been on
the ways at the lower shtpyard for the past
two weeks having her hull repaired, Will be
launched tomorrow. The tug Juna, which
has been tied up at tho yard during the win
ter, viii leave to-day for the lower river to run
fish for Il. a. Golden, OF Washington. Several
MOI of the large scows used on the Potomac
flats improvements arrived at the yard yester-
day for repairs. The bottom OF the tug being
painted.
At meeting of Golden Light Lodge of Good
Templars last night two names were added to
tho rolls OF membership.
Major Devine, OF Georgetown, D. O., Will al
dress tho members OF the Order of United
American Mechanics tomorrow night.
A meeting OF the Hydraulion Steam Fire
Engine Company was held last night. COM
mittee was appointed to draft and forward to
the liremen of Allentown, Pa, resolutions OF
coincidence on behalf of the company. Resolu
tions of thanks were extended TO tho parties
who aided the company In their preparations
for tine 22d OF February parade.
onicer Nightingale was quito badly injured
last night by being kicked on the arm by q
mule, which was at large In the streets aud
which he attempted TO "arrest."
Colonel Arnold, colored, OF Washington, ad-
dressed tho citizens OF Alexandria at Excelsior
Hail. on Wilkes street, last night. His subject
was "Men OF the Hour" He denounced the
Governor of Virginia In tho severest terms,
and said that he was not friend to tho col
ored people. The lecture was not given under
the auspices OF tho old Dominion Club, as
many supposed, as that club ceased to exist
/ after the recent civil-rights meeting held In
this city.
The following gentlemen have been elected
directors OF the German Bank. /. Elchberg,
Il. Francis, G.. L. French, r. Portner, L. E.
Downham, Park Agnew and Justus Schneider.
The directors will hold a meeting to-day and
elect bank officers.
VIM. Frazier and Joseph Haney were fined
So each by the Mayor at his last court.
The steamer Leary, which broke her rudder
on Monday night by coming In contact with
the iats opposite this city is still at her wharf
here, and workmen are endeavorlug to repair
the damage without hauling the steamer on
ways.
The journeymen taiIors OF this city have
elected the following officers: j. O. Roche,
president; Bernard Kertesmann, vice. presi-
dent; Charles Schneider, secretary, and Robert
Groner, treasurer.
The Evening critic., 1884-03-05
The ola Lnndmnrls GONE.

The old Navy Department building has boon
torn down to the level OF the second story, aud
Its demolition Will be completed In few days.
A number of persons have retained relics OF
the historic structure, which was the first
erected by the Government, and at one tlme
accommodated four OF the Executive Depart
ments.
The building was an interesting landmark.
Its age was Just that OF Washington city as
The National Capital and its plainness or de-
ed a striking contrast to the Imposing now
building thai grew up around 1t and over
Swallowed It. The old building recalled many
who remember Washington as 1t was In the
earlier stages OF the century, and II was II
forcible reminder of the growth OF the Gov
eminent OF tho city to sec an immense struc-
ture that cannot accommodate the State, War
and Navy Departments surround and so com
pletely exttngulsh the little structure that
once contained the Departments OF State, War,
The Evening critic., 1884-03-05
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
wiIIard's.

Miss O. J.. Hern, N. Y; Mrs. N. A. Stiles, N.
II. S. Close and wife, Philadelphia; W. G. Wal.
lace, Clearneld, Pa; J. Hughes, N. o.; p. s.
Westbrook, N. y; H. b. Talhsn, Philadelphia;
u.s.. Smart, Cambridge; w. L. Ktsselburgh,
Troy; j. @. McMaster aud wife, Greenw
+. Schunnan, N. Y. W. D. Hoorp, N. Y; G. O..
Flint, N. Y; Mise NJ. l.. Luceri r. Arnolton, N.
Y. Miss X. T.. Meryill; Q. NJ. Jordon, y; "
and son, Troy, N. "; II. s. Bedell, N. "; H.
L. Averill, N. "; T. O. Croker and wife,
Portland; +. s. Jackson, Portland Mrs.
John Segelken and wife, Brooklyn; j. H.
Durkee, Jacksonville; O. II. Jones, Jackson
Vile; It. j. Wiley, Port Arthur, Canada; IL. A.
burn, Me-; DR.. @. II. Butleriand Wife, N. Y; j
G.. Campbell, N. Y; Allison White, Philadel
phia; x. II. Hearp, N. Y; a. G.. Grandy, N. o.
Woodbury. wilaber, Mass. Mrs. Il. L. Rossel
and daughter.
The Evening critic., 1884-03-05
Anniversary of Emmets BirtI,.

The 106th anniversary of tho birth OF Robert
Emmett the Irish patriot, was celebrated at
Abner's Hall last night by the Clan-na.Gaol.
lessor j. B. CoidweiI, Miss Mary a. Alicn, Mr..
j. j. Healey, Messrs. A. J. Mem, j. +. Mcguire,
5. AIaudsley, Il. Schminke, olive Dryer, Miss
Lena Smith, Miss Nora, Noonan, Miss o.. IL.
Messre, J. Smith, =. A. Kennedy, j. j. Nc
earthly, James Lovelesg, Al Fennell and an
orchestra OF several voices. The drama, "phe
occasion by Mr. Oh. Barrett, was we'll per.
formed by Al. 4. Burns, j. A. uandlbeau, ]. j.
Connell, p. II. Moran, II. Boucher, John Wolfe,
John Myers, NJ 0'oonnell, p. b. o'Connell,
John Gleason, William Ryan, George Kllleen,
James Plant. Ii. o'Shea and W. u. Murphy.
The audience was very large and enthusiastic.
The Evening critic., 1884-03-05
rho Love OF God.

Like cradle rocking, rocking,
Silent, peaceful, TO aud fro;
IKE mothers Gweet looks dropping
- On the little face below,
Hangs the green earth, ewinging, turning,
Jatless, nOiSeless, safe aud slow
Falls the light Of Gods face bending
Down and watching ua below.
And as feeble babes that suffer,
Toss and cry and VIII not rest,
Are Tho ones tue tOnder mother
Holds The closest loves the best,
so when we are weak and wretched,
by ourselves weighed down, distressed,
Then It is that Gods great patience
Holds us closest, loves us best
o, great heart OF God, whose loving
Cannot hindered be nor crossed
VIII not weary, will not even
In our death Itself be- lOstl
Love divlnel Of such great loving,
Only mothers know tho COST
Cost OF love. which, all love passtng,
Gave Itself to save the lost.
-..Sdre H9im.
The Evening critic., 1884-03-05
The Emoncipo.ion Anniversary.

at the Capital City Guards armory last even
ing TO make arrangements for the celebration
OF the emancipation Anniversary. number
or addresses were delivered. IL was an.
nounced that the Hod. Carriers Union would
parade with 900 members, and the following
committee was appointed: Messrs. Gilbert T..
Joy, George W. Stewart, Frederick Dyson, d.
A. Stillyard and Tllman Dorsey.
The meeting adopted the following;
R(soIredi That the presidents OF the various
District associations, also tho several military
meetings OF the citizens and elect three dele
gates and two alternates each to mass
meeting 10 elect chief marshal and make ar
rapgements for tho celebration OF emaneipa'
ton, tho meetiDg 10 be held Maroh II, 1851.
The Evening critic., 1884-03-05
The Testimonial 10 Mr. A. A. Wilson

Upon the adjournment OF the grand Jury last
week the following testlmoniab accompanied
by handsome seal charm, was presented to
Mr.. A. A. Wilson, tho foreman
"Whereas the grand Jury for the December
term OF the Supreme Court OF the District OF
Columbia, holding tho criminal torn, is about
to adjourn sine die, therefore be IL
"Resoirea, That VIC hereby tender 70 A. A.
Wilson, esq, our thanks for the fair, Impartial
ana efficient manner In which he has per-
formed his duties as foreman of the grand
jury; and we desire 10 express our feeling OF
deep gratitude to him for his courtesy and
affable treatment OF all Its mombers and every
ono concernedi and while we deplore the
severance of our pleasant connections, We hope
that his future pathway may be as green and
fragrant as his nature Is Kind and genial,
''B. w. Ferguson, Geo. NJ. Oyster, IT., John II.
A. Peters, II. L. Wlltberger, Frederick SLelnle,
Richard Drew, John Harrington, August Slew
ere, Thomas A. Burley, win Wneatley, Will
lam Whelan, Norris Murphy, John A. Rheom,
VIM. II. Bohanon, John II. Gheen, Frank II.
Rawlings, Geo. L. Arnold, Nathaniel Brewer,
Ross Thompson, John O. Miller, VIM. Sewell,
Chnrlpa r.. poaraOD.p
The Evening critic., 1884-03-05

Judge" satterewaite, for long time In the
employ OF the Department OF Justice, is In the
city. Tho "Judge" Will probably tell Mr..
spripger's committee all about how he and
pointed to their responsible positions. 10 was
reported some tlmo since that "Julgo"'
Saiterewaite, after his dismissal from tue De-
position OF nrst walter IN a California rostau.
rant, but he Is "slicked" up now and looks ~
II rs never carried tray or dishes IN hlsdft5.
The Evening critic., 1884-03-05

The Democratic Central Committee held q
meeting last evening at tho Metropolitan Ho-
tel, sixteen preclncts being represented. Mr..
William Dickson presided, and Mr.. l.. Gardner
ofMr. W. ?. Bell the committee recommended
Mr. a. A.. Wilson as representative OF
the District upon the National Domo-
cratic Congressional Committee, indorslng
MIN In resolution 10 this eIect
Tor his devotion 10 Democratic principles aud
his former earnest Efforts for Democratic sue.
cess.
The 10Th OF April was fixed as the date for
the District Convention, and the Democrats OF
tho twenty-five subdivisions OF tue city were
asked to elect delegates.
The Evening critic., 1884-03-05
HER pRAYER WAS roo THIN
And Judge smell was Not 90 he
BamboOzIcd by It.


oeorgiana Chapman, a middle-aged colored
woman, was In the dock at Judge SHELLS
Court this morning for keeping bawdy house
I'm Slate alley, In the rear Of the National
Theatre. Onlcer Horn stated that there has
been great deal OF complaint made against
this house by the respectable residents OF the
neighborhood, and last night he went to the
house ana put the proprietress and several
occupants under arrest. one OF the witnesses
arrested and brought before the Court was n
young white man. A colored girl named julia
Ann Lupen testified to going TO the house with
her white companion Tot immoral purposes.
the defendant who was standing In the dock,
became ogitated and gesticulated wildly. She
begged leave TO mako statement, and on be-
Ing granted the privilege she rushed upon tho
wiiness-stand and, falling down on her KNOBS,
she lifted up her hands and called on the
Virgin Mary 10 witness that sho was an In.
nocont and prosecuted woman. she remained
ON her knees for ten minutes, praying In good
camp-meeting style for mercy. The Court has
long ago taken Judicial notice that the pray
Ing Kind OF criminals are the worst, and he
ordered her up OFF her knees, and nned her
$50 or sixty days, saying that every person
was reepoi sible for what took place In his or
her house.
The Evening critic., 1884-03-05
The Virginia Midland Railway.
THE TRsU FUNK, LINE In, TO THIS soUT6

Schedule in effect NOVEMBER IS. 1888.
SOS A. M.-NEw ORLEANS MAIL daily. max
Ing close connections to all points South anc
Southwest. daily exceptSunday) with O. q D
Railway. Pullman Sleeping Buffet cars from
Few York and Washington to Atlanta. Pull
man Sleeping Cars from Washington and At
lanta &c New Orleans.
$40 T.. M.-LOUISvILLE FAST LINE. Daily
via Charlottesville to Cincinnati, Lonlsvilie
aud all Western points, Pulltnan Sleeping Cars
from Washington TO Louisville.
10A0 L, M.-sOUTHERN MAI, AND EXPRESS,
Daily to all points South and Southwest via
Danville and Charlotte DAILY except sunday
with nc; q Q; Railway. Pullman sleeping Cars
from Washington vim Danvile, Charlotte and
Atlanta 70 New Orleans also from Washing
ton via Charlotte and Columbia TO Augusta,
Manassas Division train leaves Washington at
S:35 a. nj. daily except Sunday.
Warrenton trains leave Washington ut S:S5 a. NJ.
and $40 y, m. daily.
For tickets and information inquire at Com
papy's Office, COL Penna. ave. or at Union Depot
hi. SLAUGHTER, N. MAODANIEL,
Gen. Pass. Agent. Agent.
SOL HASS. Traffic Manager.
The Evening critic., 1884-03-05
nOnTd OF Managers of Charity Or
guuiKaIiODs.

An adjourned meeting Of tho Board OF Man.
layers OF the Charity Organization Society OF
tue District OF Columbia will be hel la the
Spencerian COLLEGE parlors, Lincoln Hall
building, ON tho evening OF Wednesday, tho
5th INST, att o'clock. AIrs. s. A. Spencer Will
give report OF the practical working OF the
New York City Charity Organization Boclsly,
and statement or the plan OF tho Eleventh. Ma
tional Conference OF Charities aud Corrections.
The Evening critic., 1884-03-05
RAMROARs.
PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE.
40 ME NORTH. MEST Ann HnnTnW

To THE NORTH WpgT AKIN snprutvper
DIE lhACh. oflirNDlD SCENERY.
STEEL HA lis, MA GNTFICENTF EQUIPMENT
49,, IN EFFECT NOVEMBER Is. IagR
oarn me rm y; y z u from Station
Tx nra"s ~ mn p tue west chicago Limited
A. M daily; fsst line. 9S,sseep n oSSdg at sp
sleeping Cars from Hnrfisbnrs 10 tanwrl WIN!
Western Expross Td0 p N Nm" Jii.nnoinnall.
Cars to Pittsburgh; also connects aiv a. a s,,u
cage via Columbus and ii. Al. IT, 10y ~ p ,oI w
Mail Express, 10 p. NJ. daily Ter Pit, AMI, ihenso;
the west, with Palace Sleeping Car ON SWa a,iu
,lngton to Chicago. ~ "''"-
BALTIMORE q POTOMAC RAILROAD
For Erie. cauandalgun. poobeater n,go,o 81.
ava nj Ia M ~ nn sJahv o,cs,, numslo, Mag
Paiaee cara n from ~ mnuy, with
I'm ~ u, ~ MIL 70 a.oGhester ana
inaton ~ satnrdnv uisbt %,iii i nnt WASH.
En- henv2yYy ,3Ijio,s,or, r.,,. ,,.... a.,
The Evening critic., 1884-03-05
10 no Married This evening.

Tho Wedding OF Mr.. Philip Listman, OF syria
cuse, N. Y, and Miss Lizzie Thomas, OF this
city, Will take place this evening at the resl
dence OF the brides parents, SOl street,
South Washington.
Miss Thomas is well known In this city, ana
is popular young lady In social circles. She
has been employed for some years In Mr.. b..
Heller's esiablishment on Ninth street.
The Evening critic., 1884-03-05
THE EVENING CRITIC.
EaTA nIIaHED AUauST 1865.
WEATHER INDICATIONS.

Tho epeclai bulletin Issued from the Signal
ONCE To-Day says;
Snow 10 indicated for New England on
Thursdays snow aud rain for tho Middle At
lantic states, followed by clearing weather.,
and rain for tho South Atlantic aud East QUIZ
States, followed by clearing weather.
The Evening critic., 1884-03-05

was troubled with caiarEjh; hasor tried many
remedies. Rly's Cream i3m has proved the
J.. b. CoBURN, Hsedware AIerchant, Towanda,
Pa, (See RdSkf1
The Evening critic., 1884-03-05
The Democratic COngressionF
Committee.


The Democratic Congressional Committee
held largely-attended meeting at the Airing
ton last night.
Senator Pendleton, chairman of the Dom
cratic joint caucus, acted as chairman aud
Delegate Post of Wyoming Territory, acted as
secretary.
Thirty States and four Territories are repre-
scented on tho committee, those being the
States and Territories now having Domo-
cratic representative In Congress, and
thirty-one members were present at the meet.
ing OF the committee.
An executive committee, composed of Sena.
tors Garland and Konna and Representatives
Paige, Rosecrans, stockslager, Stevens aud
Murphy, was chosen.
This committee was authorized to confer
with the State Central Committees OF States
and Territories having no Democratic repre-
sentative In either House, aud TO arrange for
the selection OF person who shall be n NOM
Der OF the Congressional Committee. After
the adjournment OF tho full committee, the
executive committee met and elected Senator
German as chairman and Delegate Post as Soc
rotary.
The next meeting OF the executive commit
tee will be held next Saturday, when, II Is OK
pected, they will select a place for Its head
quarters In this city, and perfect arrange.
ments for raising a campaign fund and the
publication OF campaign documents.
The Evening critic., 1884-03-05
AMuSEM e NTS.
IRVING AS LOUIS XII.

Henry Irving appeared to largo audience
Monday night as Louis Al. His conception OF
the character is too low. He makes that able
and shrewd monarch TOO much OF buffoon. For
Instance. ono gathers from irving the idea
that Louis religious obsorvances and super.
stitions were assumed to deceive those around
him. Nothing could be further from tho
truth. He was thoroughly IN earnest In his
plety, and his supersttlous belief was part
OF HIS very nature. Louis was an able man
who, lacking the power and wealth to crush
HIS enemies-the powerful vassals OF France
substituted craft for force, and gained by
subtlety what he could not obtain by strength.
Iii lrving's hands we miss some OF the most
salient features Of the Louis Scott drew Ia
"Quentin Durward," and which Is simply re-
produced in Do Ia vigne's play. IL Jars upon
the sensibllities to hear a laugh when Louis
prayB 10 his leaden limoges. There should be
nothing comcal about this. Grotesque It may
be, but not funny, and tho laugh Mr.. irving
raises 10 not to his credit as an actor.
Yet MIR. ItviDe'e Louis is line piece OF act
Ing, and is entirely IN harmony with the con-
ception be has formed OF the part.
There IL another actor on tho stage who also
plays 'Louis XI"--Mr. W. i. Sheridan, now
iilling n marveilously successful engagement
IN San Francisco. Mr.. Sheridan filled brot
engagement here, during which no played
Louis. BIS wasa finer, q more artistic con-
ception OF the part than Mr.. Irving's, and was
correspondingly better played. Mr. 1rving's
setting OF the play was superior TO Sheridan's,
but In all else no was inferior TO the American
artiet. Indeed, 1t Is not too much TO say that
In his limo of parts, including Lear and Louis,
Sheridan is without u peer on the English
speaking stage. But Sheridan Is not the fash.
ion. Irving is. Sheridan'a return from Aus
tralia was not preceded by two years' fulsomo
advertising IN magazines and newspapers.
Irving's visit 10 America was. Tho English
man is as fine all advertising agent as he Is
stage manager, and In this latter capacity he
possesses genius. Irving Is great actor.
Sheridan Is greater.
The other parts Monday night wore we'll
sustained, especially Marie, by Miss Millward.
splendid audience assembled at tho Ma
tlonal Theatre last evening to witness Irviug's
appearance as Matthias In "rho Bells" aud
Miss Terry In "rho Bellies Stratagen." To-
night he appears as Hamlet.
FoRD'S oPERA-HoUSE.
THE Wyndham Comedy Company continues
IN It's merited success at Fords Opera, House.
This evening "Delicate Ground" and "Whero's
the Cat2' VIII be given.
THE THEATRE CoMIQUE.
This famous resort for fun ana sensation Is
crowded nightly. Montague's "Bashtul We.
nus proves great card.
THE DIME MUSEUM.
A splendid series OF performances are given
at the Dime Museum every afternoon and
evening.
LINCOLN HALL.
On Saturday at 2 p. IN. and 8 p. M. one of
The most attractive and interesting shows ever
given in Washington Will be presented at Lin
coin Hall.
The Evening critic., 1884-03-05
BALTIMORE G. OHIO RAILROAD
TIDE MODEL FAST a y LINE y AND THE OIL LY

u, LINE BETWEEN i" o'"f
THE VIA Jaw wA AMR THE VEST
DOUBLE TRASKL JANNEY COUPLER /
Schedule to take effect SUNDAY. NOVEMBER
49, 1883.
Leave Washington from station corner of New
Jersey avenue and street by Eastern Standard
For Chicago Cincinnati Louisville and st, Louis
through coaches and Paiace Siecons Ca Cr VIA 10
above points without change; Io.i5 x. NJ daily to
daily; $40 p, NJ. TO Pittsburgh, Cleveland ana De.
For Toedo aud Detrot. via s'i@S onsFoevle ,o5
a: M. daily, with Sleeper for Toledo, via Wheel-
.fTaiDs for Phiiadelphie and New York at $40
4. n .; daily except sunday 3OoP. NJ. and 1900
For Baltimore on week DAYS, 300, go, $40, 800,
Sl0 @Go and lo05 a. NJ II 10 22O, 235: 300. 33o
isy siSmnnute train) 49, $40. 200, $40 10 and
For baltimore on Sundays, go. 800 400 A. NJ,
For Annapolis, $40 and 300 A. NJ, IL. 10 and 40
p f MI on SUNDAY sunday 9 20 , a. NJ SdoP ~
mere $3.50, "a. n, 1910 p. NJ. aSO. 14o. I and
For stations on Metropolitan Branch, 7.4O
A. n and SlS z; NJ daily except Sunday, Az p.
aRy saesp s sabasy oS S
staunton and Valley branch, s. 10 A. NJ, daily, es
SMfp' ScGqas H. e As Sa md aO Ss ST. &
FOR Haserstown. iO.i5A. NJ, and 545P.M.
Fol. points on s. " r.. r.. l0.l5 a. M daily.
NJ, 225, $40 r. NJ.
From New York and Philadelphia, 255, $50
M. daily, SO p. NJ daily, except Sunday.
From Annapolis, $40 1870 A. M, 1.5O.637PF
Sun day, 1910 a. NJ, 6.37P. NJ
From Lexington, GO. A. NJ daily, and 2i5 n
daily, except Sunday.
From Frederlck and intermediate points.
c eS snday 500 81 H. da Sq from rom foia, ef
Trains leave baltimore for washiegton at2,LN
ESQ, 715, 49, 0, Dl0 and 1870 A. NJ, H. 49, 25OS
40, 8. 0.25, L30, 9 and 10.15 p NJ; on sundays
44D. nl0 A. NJ. 30. .. G25. $50 and p. NJ.
All trains from Washington s,op at Relay Sta
For further Information apply Mt The Baltimore
u Ohio Ticket Once, Washington staiiou, 6l0 and
1851 Pennsylvania avenue, corner Of Fourteenth
street. where orders will be taken for baggage to
be checked and received at any point In the CITY,
W.aM CLEMENTS NJ If m. Ilalfirnnra ~, Il
The Evening critic., 1884-03-05
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STEAMBOATS,.

EoRTREsS MONROE, NORFOLK AND THE
IL SOUTH.
Safe and Elegant Steamers LADY of THE LAKE
AND JANE MoSELEY. FARE 50 CTS.
Monday, wednesday and Friday at $3.50 p, m.
Meals served on the European Plan.
Take Steamer Thompson to all Potomac River
Landings Monday, "wednesday and Saturday at
q. IN. Fare. 30 oentg.
Steamer Thompson makes special trip TO Bluli
Point every Saturday evening at y. M, leaving
her wharf at y, M. returning Sunday morning,
stopping at all River landings, reaching Washing
ton about p, m,
Inquire at Office Nat. Met. Bank, 6l3 18th st.
iy7tf ALFRED WOOD, Secretary.