The Evening critic., 1884-10-27
NEWS OF THE DAY.
Interesting Events ia various states.
49, a.-.-.. A.. a..inr untnhi1rnnfln-

Nobby pants to order, 81. Hamburgor's.
CorToN Is being received at Norfolk at
the rate OF &, 900 bales day. large floot OF
vessels 10 loading III.
THE Woodstock (Ala.) Iron Company has
Just closed n contract for $4,000 tons Of car
wheel iron at $3.50 ton.
THE wcll.known sporting goods house Of
A. G. SpaldlnR 4 Co., Chicago, has been de-
stroyed by fire. Lose, $4,000.
PROFESSOR LEWIS II. PACKARD, of Yale
COLLEGE, died at New Haven yesterday OF con:
sumption, aged as. lie had boon member OF
the faculty since 1868.
b. II. Douglass & Sons Capsicum Cough
Drops are manufactured by themselves, and
are the result of over forty years experience
In compromising cough mixtures.
GRIFFIN HALsTEAD, the father Of Murat
Baletead, while going 10 his homo In Paddy's
Run, Clermont County ohio, Saturday night,
fell over an ombankment and broke his NECK.
THE Calvin mine at Dunbar, Pa,was dis
covered to be on 1ro yestorday,and the entrance
was closed with earth and rocks ln the hops OF
smOthering the flames. Old minors say the
mine Will have 70 DO flooded.
HAY-FEvER. One and ono.half bottles
of Ely's Uream Balm entirely cured me Of Hay
Foyer Of ton years standing. Have had no
trace Of IL for two years,-ALBERT A. PERRY,
Smithboro, N. Y. Price 80 cents.
NEWMARKET overcoats. Eiseman Bros.
Seventh and l..
BIR. BLAINE reached jamestown, N. Y,
NJ ! o'clock last night on his way from tho
Weet. He Will have a public reception this
morning, and at noon Will leave by special
train for Elmlra, making short stops on tho
way.
THE anniversary of Sir Moses RIonte(loro
was celebrated In all tho principal cities Of
tho country yesterday. In Baltimore the coll
lection of fund was begun TO endow tho Mon
tellore professionally In the Union Hebrew Col.
lege.
MICHAEL CRooHAN, aged Z years, son of
nrnUINn xTnu fy1u "a ~ In
Baltimore yesterday by n street car. The
driver OF the car, who had left the charge OF
his horses to collect farce, is held for . hear
ing to-day.
THE single scull race between Teemcr
and Gaudaur for $500 side, three milee, with
turn, was rowed near St. Louis yesterday. 1t
was succession OF spurts for both oarsmen.
They crossed tho line go even that II was de-
200S.
FALL and winter top coats can be found
at A. Eaks & CO.'S.
MR.. JAMES L. JOY, of Detroit, whose
veracity was recently challenged by Henry
Ward Eeecher, arrived In New York Yesterday
! from England. He refused to be intervio we'd
| until he had read what had been published
| concerning his conversation with Mr.. Beecher
| in regard TO Mr.. Blaine in 1877.
TROUBLE is feared in Buenos Ayres from
| the anticipated refusal OF tho Government to
| allow two steamers from Genoa to enter that
| port, which hos been closed 70 vessels from
| GeDou. The italian Consul VIII protest In the
| event OF an adverse decision, and an
Italian war steamer Will order the steamers TO
| anchor.
| IA LARGE number fpeople assembled in
| Lower Grove Park, near st. Louis, yesterday,
| 10 witness tho unwilling OF the statue erected
| 10 the memory ofthe late President Garfield.
| The exercises consisted of addresses by Dr..
| Emile Pretorious and Carl Cauer, the sculp-
tor. The dedicatory speech was by DR.. p. s.
| o'Reilly, secretary OF tho Memorial Society.
| REV. FATHER JOHN j. RIoRDAN, the
| Catholic missionary attached to Castle Garden
| returned TO New YORK yesterday on the steamer
| Germanic, after thorough tour OF Ireland
| the objects OF which were to inform the Irlsl
| people OF the general condition OF affairs II
| THIS country, prevent "assisted" and RECKLESS,
| Immigration and mako perfect q system re
| Gently inaugurated by himself whereby emi
| grants shall bring with them hero q letter OF
recommendation from their parish priest OF
other authority as to their character.
OvERCoATs, latest designs, lowest prices,
at A, Saks Co.'s.