The Evening critic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1881-1885, 1884-10-14
THE MORNING NEWS.

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THE MORNING NEWS.
Local md General. boiled Down.
worked over and Eurpished Up
Fresh.
Miss Rosa d. KeyS 600 street southoast,
Biswns piSr 0 tor BAD ana a SI' s's 81
an cure ana S1n 1Danf i Gr 'S ali
types OF these Jsorders."
Assistant Secretary of the Treasury
French has gone to Boston for few days,
Minister Morton will confer with thu
PRESIDENT soon after his return a thts s,ty..
B. II. Douglass & Sops.e kpsicum Cough
D ore is are mannlsntated by themselves, aud
ie-ae1sfUunding cough mixtures.
papal consistory will be held tho latter
part OF October TO create eight now cardinals.
Commodore De Kraft will DO selected 10
succeed commodore Fillebrown, deceased, In
command of the New York Navy-Yard.
The National Congress of San Domingo
h l4 passed bill granting general amnesty 70
oil Dominicans who were exilod for political
offenses.
nitS for ddysPlpsi bet feel vastly beae-
LiDdE, oi2 ii y ioot ASsth%cst. y E DNAOA'
Tho Demochtic confercos of Tho Tenth
pennsylvania District met at Easton yester.
day and nominated VIM. II. Souden, OF Allen
town, for Congress.
The position of tho Government of Vono.
zuela becomes daily more complicated. Dis
tIets among the country people continues and
they arc In deplorable condition.
At Lancaster, Pa, yesterday, Lawrence
MeCauley, OF Philadelphia, aged 1s, shot
Manic Benson, aged TO- because she refusoa,
to @d marry AIRY him. and thon shSt hiasss'r Both
Ladies' coppssnsenso shoes, at Mccormick
GO. sr<Ss0 Pennsylvania avenue.
Snealth Officer Dennler of Hunters Point.
N. y, closed the Fifth Ward public school yes.
ebdSy se now q the Of
In one-thfrd OF tho families In tho ward.
The Eastern Synod of the Reformed
Church In the United States, at Pottstowp Pa,
yesterday passed resolution favoring tho
prohibition OF the manufacture and sale OF In.
toxcating drinks as beverage by constltu.
tlonal amendment.
There was fight between tho BROOKLYN
dog Irish, and the New York dog Tug, at Bliss.
VILE, u; J., Sunday, for 5000 and gate money.
and was hard-fought battle. Irish won, but
died few minutes later.
MEMS French calf hana-sewed shoes at
Mccormick Co.'S, Cos Pennsylvania avenue.
About 0 o'clock yesterday afternoon, q
barrel OF whisky standing in front OF a store
AT Foulth and streets exploded from the Of
reefs OF the sun. The heat generated an OK,
ira amount Of gas In the barrel, and the pros.
sure forced tho head OF the barrel.
Fsys sSin SSanti SSaIs but
Iron DitterS/f4is und bubtodiy great iV rem.
edy for those snferlng.lb pm weakness." Mrs.
HELEN sALKEF, 1882 {enth street northwest.
The COMM ssioner4 yesterday granted
ephone Company to plsEe their wires undor.
ground. The work will 4be begun before ,,Iaas,
, nary !. deposit VIII requirea sesfasfslt6.
Nobby Pants to.orAsraS7. Hambureer,s
...ThAs<aitons and Potomacs played at
cupitol Pork yesterday. Some good playing
was DONE particularly by the Potomacs, The
game resulted in score OF o to 2 in favor OF
the Potomacs. Tho Germantowns aud D.
street merchants play to-day. Tomorrow
the Police and Fire departments play for the
benefit OF the Fowler fund.
The Treasury Department is now issuing
circulars calling the attention OF customs and
lnternal.revenue officers to recent decisions of
the Postofiice Department. These circulars
signed by General Gre. hem as Secretary OF
the treasury, call attention TO rulings by den
eral Gresham as Postmaster.General,a cir
cumetance that has perhaps never occurred
before.
Boys boots at Mccormick & Co.'s, 6O5
pennsylvania avenue.
At the investigation of the county poor
house corruption charges in Reading, Pa,
yesterday, II was testified that the poor direct.
ore were offered $500 each to vote for certain
man for steward OF the Institution; that per-
SONS son. earning W daily were given outdoor re-
lief, and that the directors retained for them-
selves money granted for old and INDECENT
people.
Mrs. Ellen Yates, 1o7 Massachusetts, ave.
nue. inor!hwsst: 'Hase stfered much from
fever. Used hut BUR Mites of Brown's IRON
Bi;t,ers' and are how eiOylng the best OF
for women and dhildren."
(nlnna1 WILLIAM, n I.
general order calling the Washington Light
Infantry to the armory at O'Clock Tuesday
morning, the 10th instant, In fatigue uni
for the purpose OF visiting Winchester, va.
Tho special train will leave tho Baltimore a.
Ohio Depot at o. M, and returpinrsasfif
leave Winchester at p. m...asssssss'
THE best So shesfh the world at Nc.
Cormick Ssssss60 Pennsylvania ave.
.sA>Aass- meeting of the friends of Probi-
billion was held In Monument Square, Baltl-
more, lani night, and In the throng outside as
Wen as on the stand, were number OF ladies.
Ex-Governor 81. John, the candidate OF that
party for President, was introduced and was
cordially welcomed. He spoke OF his passage
through Baltimore twenty-five years ago as
the kind reception he then met, and was happy
10 see that the sectional hatred OF that time
had passed away.
de @hs w sS IL %ssIa sns
Browns Irof 3tterf, II enjoying better
health than for YEARS. VI II. STEBBiNS, GOV
eminent Printing omcc.
A venerable, terey-b arded man, wearing
q long blue coal hnd car ling a large basket,
an ak, a spaas{and soHe reede, entered tho
Fifth Precinct Station-H euso last evening, gave
his name as Charles l.. Fowler, OF ST. Mary's
County, Nd, and asked that he and his bur-
den DO locked up for sate-keeping. Ho OK.
planned that no had brought some vegetables,
reeds and tools In from his farm as a present
to the President and had been denied admls
sion TO tho White House, but would deliYer MD
GIFTS to-day. He was accommQdatedef6r the
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