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The Evening critic., 1884-10-11
THE INTERIOR DEPARTMENT.

Changes In the General Land Office.
The following changes in the General Land
ONCE, Interior Department, were made to-
day: John W. Bell, of Massachusetts, has re-
signed afourth-class clerkship, and the follow
ing promotions have been made: William %.
Matthews, OF Virginia, class 8 to 4; William
A. King, OF Indiana, class to 8; Thomas ii,
Trumbull, OF New Hampshire, class to q
Mrs. Eva 8. Evane, OF Kansas, $1,000 to class
i; and Miss Lizzie q. Dodge, OF New Hamp-
shire, 5000 to $1,000.
Changes I'm the Patent Office.
Transferred to the Pension ONCE: Mrs. Mar
garetV. Brown, of Tennessee; Miss Jane z,
Gflnlian, OF New York; VIM. NJ. d. Larett Of
Colorado, and Mre. Eliza NJ. Shaw, OF Ohio, as
clel ks at v, 600 by promotion from copyist5 at
5000, and Miss Henrietta s. Murray, Of Penn
syivania, as copyist at 5000.
Promotions.
Miss Mary d. Peabody, OF District OF Co
Iumbia, 81, 900 to $1,000; Mrs. Lizzie 8. Rob
insop, OF Delaware, 5000 to $1,000; Miss Mat
tie 7. Walker, OF Kansas; Mrs. Mary l.. Parker,
OF Columbia, and John d. Davis, OF District of
Columbia, $500 to 5000; Miss CLARA 8. May,
OF New York, ana Lewis W. Robinson, OF West
Virginia, 500 to 5000: Mrs. Lima Il. Bingham,
OF MASSACHUSETTS,; Miss Mary A. May, OF Louisi.
ana; Max NJ. Minister, OF Minnesota, and
Robert Mcdonald, OF New York, $500 to $500;
CHARLES Nice. Chapman, OF District OF Column
bia; Robert 9. oassell, OF Virginia, and Alloy
sius u. Grrflith, OF District OF Columbia, $500
TO $50; Eugene N. Luber, of Maryland, and
Milton t. Parke, of District Of Columbia, $3.50
TO 5000.
Miss Antoinette Il. Beecher, OF Vermont n
clerk OF class one, died on the 9th instant.
The Evening critic., 1884-10-11
Art Modified by Atmosphere.

Some time ago the corporation OF Ayr &C.
quired some old property, upon which they re
lace and Bruce formed the springers OF the
arch to the main entrance, while the bust OF
John Knox formed tho key. The sculptor had
preacher, when one OF the battles passed i'm
the street and remarked that he thought the
beard OF Knox hung too much TO the one side.
"Dear me, baillie," said the sculptor, "did You
mo- see the wins blawin' doc the street," ooh,
30 II ISL" replied the baillio, a new light break.
ing In upon him. 81 wis shure there was
something OF" and he walked away quito sat.
isned with the answer.
The Evening critic., 1884-10-11

Mrs. Smith calling on Mrs. Brown when
sudden storm came up.
~ DECLARE" said Mrs. Smith, It's too provok.
Ing. haven't any rubbers with me, and my
shoes are very thin"
81 can lend you thick pair OF my own, II
you think you can wear them," suggested Mrs.
Brown.
"oh, thanks you're very kind. believe 1
VIII avail myself OF your ofrer, don't think
they Will be much too large"
The Evening critic., 1884-10-11
The SUMS Bosinning to Get Scared.

HoUs
Modern invention has performed no greater
service TO any science than it has to astronomy
within the lifetime OF O generation the I'm.
provements In artillery have lowered the re.
cord OF cannon ball passing from the earth
TO the sun from twenty-five years TO fifteen.
The Evening critic., 1884-10-11
An Obstructiye Rnhx,

Rehoboth Sunday Herald.
Little Boy(at tho front door)-Is the doctor
in2 Cause If he is want TO 500 him right
away.
servant-IIe's not In.
Little Boy-Well, Just soons he gets homo
you tell him TO come over 10 our house and
tako that baby or he left there last week. It's
In Tho way,
The Evening critic., 1884-10-11
What They All sigh For.


The great desidoratum OF n woman's exist.
enco 10 a husband but tho pinnacle OF the de-
sideratum is baby TO hug ana kiss and rolly.
POLLY TO grind her nose in.
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let's Not he Discournged.

LOWVII OIIIEVH'
Victor Hugo says that although he lived for
twenty years In England he never learned Eng
lish. This should not be taken as valid argu.
ment against the English language, however,
and there Is no reason why II should not con-
tinue TO be used here in America,
The Evening critic., 1884-10-11
PERSONAL.

MRS. MAY SANFORD, Of Capitol Hill,
goes TO New York to-day on q visit to her aunt,
Mrs. t. g. Springer, OF 80 Madison avenue.
DUKE DARNALL writes to his parents,
at l10 street northeast, that he Witnessed
the fight between tho French and Chinese
at Foo Chow, from the decks of the United
States steamer Enterprise.
1T was not Mr.. Charles NJ. Nye, the
famous temperance orator,rwho was mixed up
In that AFFAIR In the restaurant on II street,
near First street, yesterday. The error oc.
Cured in consequence OF wrong Initial being
given. Mr.. Charles NJ. Nye docs not indulge
IN such games.
CARDS are out for the marriage of
Clarence Gale Allen, of tho Interior Depart.
ment to Miss Martha NJ. Mckee, daughter OF
Mr.. Robert Mckee. The ceremonies Will take
place at Congregational Church, Monday, Octo.
Ter 90. Mr.. Allen is well.known in bicycle
circles In this city, and is highly popular
among his friends. The prospective bride is
described as very beautiful, aHd popular In
tho circles which sho graces. KSu~ssse
Shirts. Collars AplssUf1 IS Done Up,
equal to nsEsassxfofgans stekm Laundry.
The Evening critic., 1884-10-11
Tripping The May.

NtW lUTK sun,
"A.aro y.you a.an admlrer o.of s.s.soldiersY"
asked West Point cadet OF young miss with
whom he was waltzing. He was short OF
breath and growing dizzy
I'll don't kknoT," she replied. T.I n.
never s.saw any,"
The Evening critic., 1884-10-11

A feeble old darky struggled painfully In,
'Boss, me said $50 an ole, ole man, 1 was
bon In ole Vahginny an libbed dar mos onto
ninety.eight years, an wants yo' ter ASIA
me or little dis mawnln' boss, OF 20 pleas
sahY"
"You know George Washington OF course?"
"No sab, l nebber seed him."
"Whatl You lived In Virginia ninety, eight
years and never saw George Washington
"Dat am dc fac, boss. $50 an homes olo
man, an am too far gono In dis world fer to tell
or lie. nebber seed young George, but Lor',
sab, his po' ole gran fadder an gran mudder
yuee ter think or pow'Iul sight oh me, boss"
Niles Mary Repettl, Of the old and renowned
dry-goods establishment Of Mrs. j. ID. Repettl,
has Just entered Into co.partnership with her
brother f. f. Repetti, In the dry-goods and no.
ton business at 40 Is street southeast, whore
she can always DO found ready % please her
patrons and givo them tho worth OF their
money.
The last request OF people who expect to DO
turled anywhere In the Vicinity OF n medical
college 10 that in death they bo not divided.
--BHrIn0ton Free IrtsS.
The Evening critic., 1884-10-11
PERTINENT PARAGRAPHS,

JAMES WALLACE, the colorcd man who
seriously assaulted Julia Robinson, was som
day.
JUSTICE Cox to-day granted Fannie w.
Cnffren divorce from John W. Caffren, and
gave her permission to resume her maiden
name. The charge was desortion.
BUILDING permit was Issued this
morning TO John II. Francis to build two brick
two-htory dwellings on Twentieth street, be-
tween Il and streets noIfhYest; cost. $500.
The freight rates of ofrIRnasc 6tink lines
feet on the prlpssgS DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup,
which .is'sTda at the old price OF 20 cents bot.
t}yr
SAMUEL Jackson has boon reappointed
an additional private ofIlcer without COM
pensation for duty between l. street, Rhode
Island avenue, Connecticut avenue and Seven
teenth street.
HEALTH OFFICER TowNsHEND says
there is no law by which the Medical College
could get subjects from "Potters' Field" He
added that there ought TO BIO one. Con.
grees attempted to pass q law OF this character
last session, but did not succeed.
THE National Board of Health meets In
81. Louis next Tuesday and DR.. Townshen
Will BIO present and extend an invitation
TO hold the board TO Its next meeting
In this city. There will also DO present Drs.
Glhon, Billins, Smart, Waring and Professor
Lee.
THE Rev. Madison II. Gaskins and some
members OF his congregation, the Second Bap-
list Colored Church, on Third street, between
II and j., have had falling out. Tho Rev.
Gaskins, II seems, Is too old-fogyish for the
members, breaches too long sermons anlLR1tes
out the old'fashioned hymne. .<sfr
The Evening critic., 1884-10-11

MISS NELLIE CASTLE, 1884 srH STREET
vi northwest, says: "All ladies' suffering
from weakness should take Browns Iron Dlt-
tera. II Is the best preparation OF Iron / have
over taken. Did not suffer from headache and
nausea as have when taking other prepara-
tions."
The Evening critic., 1884-10-11
A GOnenesB,
81. Paul Day
He Was Too -Nenr lhe t1rnve 40 liz

A Mrs. Kraydull of Florence, Ind, has eloped,
uesetling three-weoks'old Infant. Empty
Is the babyi Kraydull's gone.
The Evening critic., 1884-10-11
FOR S6LE--Rouses.

EOR SALE Two-sToRY BRICK DWELL
II ing, O rooms and bathroom; convenient
to Government Printing ONCE and II etreet
cars; price, $4,000. Tyler & Rutherford, 1926
i ST. II. W. oc11-3ts
The Evening critic., 1884-10-11

Tho Emperor OF Morocco, having subscribed
fora newspaper, reads all the advertisements
rial pRge flrst but he remarked that he had
boon monarch too long not TO know what was
interesting reading. Courier, Jour
nal.
had made for him gold watch which cost go.
600, while there are several mlllionaires ia
that city who have TO get along with old bat.
tered silver AFFAIRS not worth $40.
the Mexicans OF Southern California carry
all their water In Waterproof baskets, made Of
willow.
The Evening critic., 1884-10-11
FINANCIAL.
To.dey,s stock quotations.

TO-dny'a BtOck LuOtntfOns.
The following observations OF the transac.
'tions In the financial market to day, together
with tho opening and closing quotations, are
furnished by tho banklng.houee OF II. d,
Cooke, IT., h Co., 1420 street, Washington,
Dc;
The Evening critic., 1884-10-11

MI RS. ]. HAGA,019 STREET SOUTHEAST,
Nx says: MAMMA, husband aud self have
taken Browns Iron Bitters for malariai dis
orders. II has never failed to restore our
health. We heartily indorse and recon-
mend
The Evening critic., 1884-10-11

HowE's BUSINESS SCHOOL, SIT 18th st.
7 SUFFERED FROM WEAKNESS AND DE.
Il bility before using Browns Iron Bltters.
Now my health is restored. l recommend IL 10
motherP, weak and run down, as a superior
tonic, Mrs. r. q. SMITH, 500 Ninth stree /
southeast.
The Evening critic., 1884-10-11
THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.

fNhoMAS DoWLlNt, Auctioneer.
By virtue OF q decree OF the District OF Co
lumbin, passed on the 18th day OF March, A. d,
1870, in equity cause No. 5136, wherein j. A.
J. Creswell OF al, Commissioners OF the Il. s. &
Il. Co., were plaintiffs, and Joseph Brooks ct
al. were defendants, and also by virtue OF an
order passed in the above entitled cause on
the 9th day OF August, A. D. 1891, will -.
sell at public auction, in front of tho s{s$3
premises, on Monday, October 13, 1884, -
at o'clock p. M, the following described
real estate In the county OF Washington, Dis
trict OF Columbia, to wit: Lot numbered four
(1), IN section numbered one ~, in the sub
division OF the trustees OF Barry Farm, &C
cording to the plat there on file In tho oiiice OF
OF Columbia.
Terms OF sale: one-third OF the purch ase
money In cash and the balance in and 10
months with legal interest thereon. or the
purchasers, at their option, may pay all in
cash.
A deposit of $50 to be made at time OF sale.
All conveyancing at cost of purchaser.
JAS. Il. WORMLEY, Trustee,
ec3O-eod&ds 500 Eighth st. n. W.
The Evening critic., 1884-10-11

IlNIDUI 2 IHzHF,
Husband-Mary has tho dog been at this
meat?
Wile-No, dear carved when You wore
away yesterday.
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BOARDING.

MRS. O. EDMoNsToN, GO2 N. Y. AVE. ". W.,
wi eaye; VI have taken two bottles OF Browns
that Will tone me up and strengthen my sys-
tenn. recommend II to all ladies suffering
IRON weakness"
The Evening critic., 1884-10-11
ID O " G.
NINTEI AND
Special Sale Of Ladies' M

Full regular ribbed Engllsh Hose, sizes 3 to
Doubie-kneed Heavy Ribbed Hose, Black.
centsi worth CO cents.
Misses Black spllccd-Feet Hose, 5.fo5ih,
Misses Fine Cashmere Hose, all Ishddes, all
Ladies' French Ribbed oashusro Hose, oil
h-H and Extra Long CashSf6re Hose, In all
Ladies' spllcod-F Feet 4ssB, all shades, OF so
Ladies' o. & @. HoseSdnbleached, so cents;
Ladies oashmessnose, in all shades, from
DOUG
- sac
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KANTED-HelD-Ho5s

Advertisements OF Three iinee under this ho.a
Inserted three times for Is cents. 'N'' iieNu
The Evening critic., 1884-10-11

WANTED-woRK AT DREssMAKING by
w the day. Mrs. Julia Pitts, 1d15 OH st.
n. w. ocl .3tA
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Grab IL Quick,

lhh NeEuS OpllC,
What Is O dude2 asks au exchange. Whom
ever yousee Il nifty cent head with a 50 hat on
II, grab II. You have dude.
She Carved.
The Evening critic., 1884-10-11

u L. wINNI, 3O3 EIGHTH STREET NORTH
ILs east, says: "My wife took Browns Iron
Bitters for malaria, dyspepsia, and female
weakness, and was entirely cured"
The Evening critic., 1884-10-11

UTANTED-BY TWO CoLoRED GIRLS,
w situations TO do general housework or
aB cnambermaids. Apply at No. 9 Chew's nl-
ley, bet. First and Second and ana sts.
n. W. ocIO
The Evening critic., 1884-10-11

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. by A HIRsT.o1Ass
wv drossmaker. Apply TO or address d,
b., Commercial employment Agency, 500 ST.
N. W. OclO
The Evening critic., 1884-10-11

IRIS. T. W. BERRY, 1927 NINTH STREET
wi northwest, snye; "Neuralgia has been tho
bane OF my existence for tho past four years.
To add to my misery foil III with malaria at
the beginning OF summer. Medical skill did
not avail until my phyeiclan ordered Browns
Iron Bitters. II not only cured tho malaria,
but also the dreadful neuralgia and nervous
prostration. 1 emphatically recommend IT,"
The Evening critic., 1884-10-11

WJANTED-BY A LADY, ONE FURNISHED
w and one unfurnished room, with board,
and by gentleman one furnished room, with
board; convenient TO Treasury. Address O. Y.
X, Critic oflce. oc1O-3tF
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"ANTED--A SITUATION by A WIDOW
wv TO do plain sowing or light houscwork.
Address b., Critic ofIlcc.
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DIED.

REARDEN.-At the residence OF his parents,
1913 Ninth street northwest, Friday, October
den, In his 10th year.
The funeral Will take place from his late
homo Sunday afternoon, at o'clock, Friends
are respectfully invited.
BANNISTER.-On Friday, October 10, at .
a. M, David Bannister, in the 1ith year Of his
age.
The Evening critic., 1884-10-11

WANTED-A SITUATION BY A RESPECT
wv able white woman to cook wash and
Iron. Apply at $40 Delaware ave., bot. O and
ID SITS. mo-.
The Evening critic., 1884-10-11

WTANTED-ALL TO KNOW THAT DIR
w Taylor, 1884 Est, near 10th, makes beauti-
f1l sets OF artificial teeth for & guaranteed to give
full satisfaction extracting with gns chloroiorm
or local aneathetics, 50 cents without, Is cents;
hllinghg at very low prices, oc29
The Evening critic., 1884-10-11

HowE's BUsINssE SCHOOL, Si7 eth st,
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RAKTED-hfisceiiansous.

M RS. MARY HIGHThIAN, LA FAYErTE, ALA,
vi visiting al 70S Thirteenth at. n. W., says:
~ have suffered greatly from weakness, and
found no permanent relief until l used
Browns Iron Bitters. cordially indorse all
tho good things said OF It,"
The Evening critic., 1884-10-11

YxIANTED--A SMALL FURNISHED HOUSE;
w state location and price OF rent. Ad-
dress 8. T. H., Critic office. oc10-3tF
yNTANTED-To BUY NEAT FRAME OR
w brick house, 5 TO rooms, in good loca-
tlon. VIII pay all cash, Address Mrs. g., Box
A, Critic ofllce. ocO-3tt
unWE,s RIrsINEss scuonI E1z III q,
The Evening critic., 1884-10-11

VNANTED-LADIEs,C CITY OR COUNTRY, ,
w to make q to % daily fringinR Easter cards;
send 30 cents, stampB or postal note, for instruc
ton and samples. Address Agency, p. o. Box
1885, New York city, Ial2-tf
HnWEiR RITSINEsS SliIInOI, 6i7 IN a.
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WHHTED---Houses,

WHHfED---H0HSe5
TWO BOTTLES OF BROWNS IRON BIT
Il tiers cured my wife OF malaria. JAMES
VALLEY, IS Defrees 81. n. W.
The Evening critic., 1884-10-11
WhNTED-Help-FemaIe.

Advertisements Of Three iines under mis- mead
Inserted three times for d cent?,
The Evening critic., 1884-10-11

MRS. o. BEIM, 4O7 FIFTH STREET NORTH.
W west, says 81 have used Browns Ir n
Bltlers with tho greatest possible bonsnt.
m !, FOUND ita panacea and heartily Ind ifso
The Evening critic., 1884-10-11

WANTED EQUITIES IN WEST END
w houses; state debt and time u run.
John Amber Smith, Attorney-at-Law, 1924
New York ave. oolO-3tE
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NTANTED-CoPyING BY NEEDY AND
w capable woman, who will accept OF q
very moderate compensation; best OF refer
ences given. Address II. A. H., Critic oflce. 1t
The Evening critic., 1884-10-11

JNoR SALE OR RENT-A FINE FARM OF
u 100 acres, 10 miles from here, In Mary.
land, between two railroad depots; In good
running order, with stock; vineyard; average
yearly receipts, 800 for grapes splendid fruit
orchard, good buildings and two nne wells land
In good cultivation ;part milne timber; will DO
rented to q reliable party or sold reasonably.
Inquire at 407 Tenth 81. n. W. oc3-2w
The Evening critic., 1884-10-11

WTANTED-RooMs, FURNISHED OR UN-
w furnished; centrally located; no ques-
tlons asked answer for one week. Address
r., Critic office. oclO-3tE
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NTANTED--To RENT-sMALL FARM NEAR
w the city. Address r., Critic onlce.
oc11-3tt
The Evening critic., 1884-10-11

WANTED-TwENTY COOKS AND HOUSE
girls Immediately, with good recon-
Commercial Employment Agency, 500 at. n.
w. ge!l0.tf
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WANTED-A RESPECTABLE WHITE MAN.
w one used 70 collecting would suit. Pru-
uential Co., O3I Il ct, n. W. ocD.3tF
The Evening critic., 1884-10-11

"ANTED-A CoLoRED DoY TO WORK
w in store. Call at 1924 Fourteenth *.
~, ". Ocl Are
The Evening critic., 1884-10-11

DIANOs-oNE 6-OCTAvE CHICKERING, SIS,
i at IS per month; one second. hand gold
stringed shoemaker plano; one Steinway piano,
good as new; one melodeon, 500; one Knabe Il
at the ware-rooms OF Hugo worch Il Co., 025
7th at. n. W. sole agents for the Sohner pia.
nos and Sterling organs; musical merchandise
OF any descriptiOn. oc3
The Evening critic., 1884-10-11

Y Il DRoIT DINING.ROOMs,
IL For Ladies and Gentlemen.
$40 STREET, opposite Patent ONCE.
Regular meals, 20 cents. % meal tickets,
80, on Sli per month. Comfortable dining
rooms for ladies' and families up stairs.
Meals and lunches served from q a. m. % 7
p. m. IN. BEALL, Proprietor,
The Evening critic., 1884-10-11
wAHTED--Saua tons--Femaie.

Advertisements of lines under the head OF slt
uatlons Wanted are Inserted times nee.
The Evening critic., 1884-10-11

r J.JEwETT, 1921 THIRD STREET NORTH
IL. west, says: "My wife has found Browns
Iron Bitters TO be the ono thing desired In
female weakness, having experienced signal
good from Its use. l have taken It for dyBpep-
sia, and II brought relief almost with the nrst
dose, stoppinR heartburn and beIching."
The Evening critic., 1884-10-11

VVIANTED-PERsoNS WISHING LuURA-
wv tive employment call at room IL, o31
st. NV. ocO, 3tr
The Evening critic., 1884-10-11

WTANTED-A SITUATION BY A NEAT
wv young lady as st-class chambermaid
In good family; references. Address o. D.,
Crltic onlce. ociO. &c
The Evening critic., 1884-10-11

4 HAVE TAKEN SEVERAL BOTTLES OF
i Browns Iron Bitters and have been much
benefited. II has boon used by other members
OF my family with like good effects. recon.
mend II 10 suffering ladies'. Mre. ]. A.
GRAVES, 202 9th street southeast.
The Evening critic., 1884-10-11
ron sALE-SjsceIlaneovs.

TOR SALE-$1OO CASH WILL BUY TWO
II lots at Ivy City II sold at once; half value;
must be sold. Address Bargain, Critic oflice.
TOR sALE--MARBLE-Top CHAMBER SET
II (cost s45) $50 cash; also two-burner
Florence oil stove, cheap. Mrs. b., col 18th
Of. n. W. oc11-3tf
The Evening critic., 1884-10-11

WANTED--FlFTY GOOD SEWER HANDS
wv next Monday at 18th ana b ats. H.. W.
UTANTED-A YOUNG MAN WHO GAN
w keep books aud write shorthand; state
ngo, salnry expected and give reference. Al.
dress X. ", Critic ofIlco. oc1O3t#
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A OF NEVADA
GouNry or EURRKA.

I. M. q. Cavanaugh, CLERK Of the Board of
County Commissioners in and for said County
and State, do hereby certify that the foregoing
bills were passed and ordered paid by the
roard of County Commissioners on the 4th
day Of February, A. ID. 1884.
NJ. @. CAvANAUGH,
Clerk Board of County Commissioners.
Eureka, Feb. 4. 1884. fe5-1t
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QUEEN RANAvALONA.

Madagascar has had several Queens of
wonderful force of character, and Rama
valona III, who was crowned Queen
about two months ago, exhibits q vigor
of purpose which may make her n of
the most famous of Malagasy soyereigns.
She declares that she will not surrender
an inch of territory to the French, and
her Premier made a speech after the COR
onation in which he heartily approved
the declaration. France has suffered
severely as the result of foreign aggres-
sions. and the disaster in Mexico in 1868
and in the war with Germany in 1870
ought to make her statesmen hesitate to
attempt the spoliation of Madagascar.
That grea. island, about 200 miles off the
east coast of Africa, and nearly FIVE times
the size of the State of New York, be-
longs to the 5000, 900 people who inhabit
it, and if Queen R~anavalona appeals to
the nations TO protect her country from
a greedy aggressor, the United States
and England at least ought not to be
Indifferent to the appeal.-New York
Mail.
Our contemporary entertains a rather
esthetic notion Of the right of conquest.
An appeal to the United States or En-
gland by the African Queen to aid her
against the French, who are after her
land, would be sarcasm, Simon pure.
For either of these nations to respond
weuld be to recognize their OWE wrong.
Whether the conquest of America was
just or unjust, the fact remains that all
the powerful nations sought to obtain
the territory by force-England and the
United States hold the most of it. So it
is the world over.
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OVER H WATER.
The Remains of the DeLong Party
ON thefr Way 10 Hamburg-Great
Mortality from Diphtherfa I'm the
Province Of kharkoR.

SPECIAL TO xHE SENTINEL
BERLIS. Feb. 4.-Lieut. HARDER and his
brother officers. escorting the remains Of
belong and party, passed through here
to-day on their way to Hamburg. When
the remains arrived, the collins were
hesped with vreaths, so that they could
not be seen. Mr.. Sargent, the American
Minister, received the escort at the station.
At a meeting of the Geographical Society,
President Schleinitz spoke in high praise
of the Jeanette expedition.
ST. PETERSBURG, Feb. 4.-There were
8 5000 deaths from diphtheria in the
Province of Khsrkof between 1878 and
1852.
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. HIppopotamus' Tricks.

Telegraph poles have been put to q new
purpose. Three hippopotami came down
IS far as the second cataract in the high
Nile of 1852. which Is an unusual thing, and
of the three has remained there ever
since. He feeds himself at the expense OF
the bean fields of the inhabitants. who, in
spite of their indignation. have not ye,
contrived TO put him out Of their way. and
rubs himself regularly In the evening
against the telegraph poles which skirt the
river at that point. He has now attracted
the attention Of . European sportsman,
and the days Of the creature are probably
numbered.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1884-02-05
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ALL GOODS IN OUR LINE.

1For the benefit of those Wishing to order goods of us we will state. that the frsnnh
sacamento % Eureka is s. % for each 100 pounds You can easily calculate how mus. mMn
you an saveb y hadingw with us after sseng BUR full price list Send foro ne hep@uuAs'
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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1884-02-05
Just Received.

Aunt Hannah, on South Main street,
has Just received from San Francisco an
extensive assortment of the finest kind OF
millinery goods, consisting Of bonnets and
hats, trimmed and untrimmed; also,
flowers and feathers.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1884-02-05
Assoni.hfnrIy Low Prices.

A large stock Of clothing and gents
furnishing goods are sold at astonishing
low prices st the White House Clothing
Emporium, in order to make room for
Snrin1 Goods.