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AnnouncsnsnIA
CARPETS (GREAT SALE. UPHOLSTERY.
nopr BnussELsOOO pieces irames at 81 10 per yard

BODY BRussELs-6oo pieces irames Ell 10 per yard
worth 81 %.
lNGEAIS CARPHTs Special bargains,-3bc Mecca Extra
supers this seasons patterns At Doc per worth 7So
UPnOIsTEHfJV peces IufcOman Chenille st1nc. 81 90
per yard worth - 30 l00O yars Chenille orcrs bc per
ward worth II 20 20 pieces Turcomans
pei ward, worth - %.
buying their Coverings have their furn
ture reuph0seivd and covered at norleraie charges
CUAIANs-Jl pairs IsmDour ~ per PAIR worth SO;
500 pairs Antique - 30 per pair worth ~ pair,
ungau. 81 70 per par All choice and desirable
SHETLAND KNAPr N co, Dthaye and 3th nj.
CATARRHAL THROAT affections, hacking. ir-
raiing Coughs Cods cured by Rough on Cougha" zoe
DEsPIsE Nor TIE DAY OF SMALL Tu,xcs
little thin may help man 10 1se-s Din I'm an ea.y
chair 4 r instance IA rces Pleasant PrToattv. III
let's small hines pleasant to take they cure sick.
vegetable they cannot harm any one. All drug ists
Earl a. Wilson's and w brand OF Mems
Collars and Guns the best sold every where
Genuine IIos Mali Extract ann
Hon End oritz Esneg bottle Iador se Nv
ali ply sciAIs for general debility. Beware al
HENRY A. DANIELS, NJ. D.,
la Lexington. ave. between 4 III aud 30th sts.
Bours 10 10 7. Diseases OF the Nervous system
Gentle Urinary Organs Impotence aud stotllity
LUNDBORGs RuESIsH COLOGNE
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Genuine Johann Mali Extract ann
Eisnes Deck oi every bottle
ali ply sciAs for general debility Beware III tatonA
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Earl d. Wilson's and w brand of Mems
Coilars and Guns the bost sold every wners
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RlrlpIArING "CoLoNEL" BRANscoM,


la the Office of tho Ncw-Oiicans lip"silini IN
the stewart Building, ChaunceS iIuinhoA.,' no
New-Yoik commissioner, haid Atsleihay no '
NEWSPAPER accounts of The llanaae IONS 81
A., {. Bralscom have ass ca od HIM WIN
this Office. lie hat no cohRecll"h WIN
the Worlds Exposition OF Ncw-oreans' ana
has never had an Oice IN these rooms. Ills con
tracts to furnish catalogue aud other books we're
IN no way sanctioned by The Executive oiihhll'ee
of the EXPOSITION MIR. MoTcncad, the general
commlssi, through he Norm, dld give hiih 'he
authority 10 publish the worhs supp, sing ma, Nv
.earped what lie had done they publl'hed crcu-
lar declaring thai they recognized only such con
tract, as were Authorized directly by tue commit
tee. Mr.. Morehead was also Informed that ne Nd'
not empowered 10 have sucn Work u1nr. nn-
deTstanu thar the publications ol iIahscom Wcic
then ma 10, undrr tht, direction of the MISSISSIPPI
Cotton Planters Association of which Nj. more
heal president. II II was the lutehtion 10 'oi;c
the Exposition to accept these publcail"hs rs oIh-
cial II must have failed, as the Execu i've Commit
tee wUuu have nothing to do with IT.. .
I}ranscom vas afIalgUrd at the Jefferson Market
Court Yesterday and remdnd,0 unll to-day.
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CATARRHAL THROAT affections, hacking, ir-
rtating Coughs COis cured by Rough on Couxhs lbc
Rough on Toothaehe." instant relief LOO
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HENRY A. DANIELS, NJ. D.,
la Lsxington.ave.. between 4 III aud 3oth sts.
Uourh 10 l. 10 7. Diseases OF the Nervous system
0enits- Urinary organs Impotence and stotlty.
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TemptingBargains
CLoAKs and WRAPS.
23d-Street
LIE Boutillier Bros.

wRuAvE JUST BOUGHT FROM TIE MOST IKE
II,nIE MANUFACTURER IN THIS CITY LOfO F
FINE BROCADE VELVET WRAPS HthEIVFonn
DETAILING AT $500 EACH, WHICH WE HAVE
PLACED ION SALE AT THE VERY LOW PRICE or
ssno0 ABARGAIN or THIS IMPORTANCE CAN.
NOT 4 ONG REMAIN ON OUR COUNTERS
Ok ELEGANT SILK. FACED MATELAssE DoLMANS'
TRIMMED WITH DEEP FUR. $1,000 EACH :
WORTH $3.50.
Is FINE QUALITY JERSEY JACKETS Al 500
REDUCED FROM 5000 "a
IN HANDSOME CLOTH NEWMARKETS. IN VA
RIETy OF STYLES, 1915; WOULD BE VERY
CHEAP At 3If.0O
Rs LADIES' COSTUMES IN CLOTH, CASHMERE
RIACK AND COLOREO SILKS, SC, AT $1,000
EACH: ORIGINALLY SOLD FROM $500 TO
$1,000.
50 MEDIUM WEIGHT CLOTH NEWMARKErs AID
RAGLAN s. 90 EACH.
LADIES' BROCADE VELVET WRAPS, NEWEST FALL
STYLES, FROM S1575 UPWARD.
81 and 80 West 23d-Street.
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Broadway, 4th-ave., 9th 4 10Th sts'
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LUNDBORG's RuENisH COLOGSR
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WORKgOF THE WEoiL. -, UNION COMPAN

The magnitude of the business dole by tle
Western mon telegraph Company III HE last two
DIV, can only BE- estimated. Nearly al. It's
Offices throughout the country we're kept
open Tuesday night and all its operators
has charge of The press business OF the
company SAID yesterday: 1t is utterly imp"ss bic
TO say now many dispatches have been h'h"Ied III
loaded with bu,iness bit no check was kept on the
great bulk OF II because it was Tree we Ii"
nearly 1000 extra Offices open yeSt"riav atn
every operator was busy. The 'gOod-night was
NOT given until $50 a. i'll. Wednesday,. | think
that the extra expenses III gathering III senin.
election returns Will amount 40 fully SlO,OJo."
The Evening critic., 1884-07-28
Lansburgh DE- Br0.y
400, 422 &c 424
SEVENTH BETL
ALEXANDRIA AFFAIRS.

The remains OF william II. Belts, who died
here suddenly Saturday night, were to-day
forwarded by express to opeIika, Ala.
Sammy, the three year-old son OF Mr.. Robert
Evans, fell from the second story window OF
his fathers residence on South Leo street on
Saturday evening, and was quite badly In
jured.
in cases Of genera dsoiiity.
The account Of tho serious result OF tying
tin can to dogs tail at the local A. Il. +. Il. r.
depot on Saturday evening, published In the
Washington Post OF this morning, Is news 10
the people OF Alexandria.
william Geary, George Travis and Elijah
this morning on the charge OF being drunk
and disorderly. No cases have been dis
posed OF by the Mayor since last reported.
The July term OF the County Court COM
menced In this citY,iosday.
Browns Iron MIXERS emoves all impurities
from the blood AID epSiches 1t.
II is reported mat the sloop belonging to
the lower Potomac during the storm OF Thurs
day last.
The two Pullman cars which went through q
bridge on tho Midland Road several weeks
since have been brought TO this city.
Browns Iron Abaen insures relief from all
kidney and ilvek troap Jos.
over 100 carioaeepH stock passed through
this city on Saturday for Northern markets
via the Virginia Midland Railway.
The body OF a white female infant was found
floating in the dock at Agnew's shipyard on
Saturday evening. The body was Inferred
without an inquest, which was considered un
necessary by the Coroner.
Browns Iron lietefst conquers malaria and
| purifes and enrShes 10 blood.
The Trinity NJ. E.Uhurch excursion left here
this morning on the steamer Mary Washing
ton for Glymont, and was largely attended,
The Evening critic., 1884-07-28
THE TEMPERANCE CAUSE.
Tho Meeting at seventh street and
boundary Northwest.

Last night Gurlcy Chapel, at Seventh
street and Boundary northwest, was filled
to overlooking with tho largest audience
that has assembled since the beginning Of
the series of meetings upon alternate Sun
day evenings under the auspices Of the
order of Good Templars. The meeting was
presided over by Judge LOWS l. O'Neal.
Addresses were delivered by Major Norton,
Major II. A. Hall, and Mr.. J. @. Lee. Johnny
Skivington, little fellow only years old,
recited a beautiful piece with the grace,
distinctness and elocution Of master.
Mrs. DIR. Rodgers Band of Hope from the
Navy Yard was present. and recitation
was given by three young ladies Of the
Band, supplemented by vocal solo OK
cellently rendered by five young ladies,
tho Misses Leona Brown, Emma Swim
dell, lisa Casey, Ella and Ada Humphrey.
Miss Josie Lee also rccited beautiful
piece. The excellent music, organ with
clarionette accompaniment, was under the
leadership Of Mr.. Tucker.
The Gospel Temperance Sunday
school.
Some time ago several members of ID. p.
Holloway Lodge of Good Templars con.
ceived the idea of establishing temper
ance evening school at the hall corner OF
First and II streets northwest. Success
has crowned the effort made, as on yester-
day school Of over eighty showed the
result Of few short weeks labor. This
evening this school propose giving an outer'
: tainment, without any charge Of admission
to which all friends Of the school and cause
are cordially invited. Master Johnny Sklv-
ington will deliver his famous recitation
entitled "Tbat Bad Boy Again."
Union Degree Temple.
The semi-annual election of officers oil
the Degree Temple will occur at the meet
ing at Timms Hall this evening" and as
this is an institution Of peculiar pride to the
Good Templars, the attendance will doubt
less be very large. The degree Of Charity
will also be conferred.
The Evening critic., 1884-07-28
CHANCE FOR PRISON REFoRMERs

~ OhhNOh run U htoON hbFOh"bho
what a Convict says of the Treat.
ment ana Fare ne the Eric County
Penitentiary.
If the convicts in the Eric County IN. "
Fenitentiary have no better bill-of-fare than
it Is said they have IL is not strange that they
sicken and die. An inmate of the prison,
sent there from this District some two years
since, and who has yet some time to re-
main, in letter to friend in this city
thus speaks Of IL:
"In regard TO tho treatment of United
States prisoners in this workhouse 1t is
simply frightful, and has been since this
superintendent has taken charge. They are
starving here and ovcrworked. will tell
you what we have to cat. Every morning
we have piece of bread and coffee with a
piece Of rotten cheese that we don't eat.
Twice q week we have molasses without
cheese, and once q week we have piece of
rotten bologna. Twice week
They Give us Some water where Po-
tatoes Have Been Boiled In.
They call IL a stew, but there is no meat in
IL, nor potatoes. We have to go to work
at 0 o'clock in the morning on that food
and work hard until 10 o'clock. Now, for
dinner we have swill. They call 1t soup.
We get that 365 days in the year. have
nothing but bread and water for dinner,
as / cannot 60 the soup, and every officer
in the prison knows That i don't cat it. For
supper we have nothing but-bread and col
ored water. They say 1t IS tea, but it Is
frigbtful to drink. There has not been an
inspector Of prisons or an inspector from the
Department of Justice here for over two
years. This is nothing but n county work.
bouse-a house for tramps and paupers for
this county.
It IN Not Fit Place for Long Time
Men.
"Tbe first punishment had since / have
been here was last June. After doing
hard days work l was taken and chained
up to an iron door by tho wrists and feet
and kept up for forty-two hours, until my
legs and arms were twice the natural size,
without anything to cat or drink. All they
have got against me is kicking against thi,
| food, and when man is inhumanly treated
| / am not id bit afraid to tell them Of it.
| and by my talking for my rights here all
tho officers have got down on mo. There Is
| no medical treatment here, no hospital to
| the prison. A man is drove out to work un-
| til he drops, and then he Is carried to his
| cell to die, and that is the only time q man
| can lay in his cell. Yesterday morning
they were trying to get a man out to work,
| and he was laying cold and stiff dead in his
| cell. 1t is not the first case of the kind
here"
The Evening critic., 1884-07-28
PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE.
TO THE NORTH, WEST AND SOUTHWEST.

~ HE NUhIH, WtbI AMI bUBIHMEoT.
DOUBLE TRACK, SPLENDID SCENERY.
STEEL RAILS. MAqNIEIoENT EQUIPMENT
TRAINS ~ EVEN }YhE ~ Sss rom station
For Piisburgh and The West, Chicago Limited
z r r. a e R FSc1 h sef s15 Cars q so
Cincinnati and 1t. Louis, with Sleeping Cars
dairy 70 Soeos hSd to Ss Gar
Wesesp seppg Gar ID 59n Ai ss 70 Shcsgo
Cars 70 Piiisbursh; also conn ects daily for A CSi
Elia seeRpg Gar pS t e chicago
the west, With Palace sieepin sr car so ana
ington to Chicago.
BALTIMORE 4 POTOMAC RAILROAD.
For Erie Canandaigua, Rochester, Buffalo. Mag
ara. at 1000 p. m: daily efceps saturday, with
will not run beyond Renoyo
Fer SSy ISsf u mSSSn and Emra at
For New. York and the East 7i5, $40 and
Al ic o. and HPd liS tm ~ On pxs Sunday
Pullman Parlor Cars, $40 A. NJ. daily EXCEPT
For PTcsion, without change 2io p. NJ. every
Ff RSs S n al Of S1s
niIorong direct transfer TO Fulton street, avoid.
For P pSH acrS go S SnS nois N.Y.
7. NJ. Limited Express, 1904. NJ. daily except
regy Bsl q esS, 7lSA SO, 30 and IL MI
and 11.i5 Z. NJ. 49, V'
For Pope's Creek Line, cas- A. NJ. and 40 p. M,
daily except Sunday.
For Annapolis, cas- A. NJ. and 1905 40 p M. daily,
except SUNDAY.
ALEXANDRIA q FREDERICKSBURG RAIL.
WAY AND D6 AtExANDRIA & WASHING
For alexandria, $40, 40. s25, Los and 1i,a5 A,
day at $50, 9.25, HOS A. NJ, sos p. NJ.
For Richmond and the South. $50 and 1f.05 A. M,
daily, and +. M. daily, except Sunday.
Trains leave Alexandria for washington, Sos,
sos. 10 90 and 10 10 A. M L. 305 a23 6I0, 705 and
On Sunday at sos and 1910 A. M, T05 and 1910
p. M. and u 10 night.
Tickets and Information ut the Office northeast
corner of Thirteenth street and Pennsyl ave.
nue. and at the station where orders be left for
the checking Of baggage 10 destination from hotels
and residences.
]. II. WOOD
1900 General Passenger Agent.
The Evening critic., 1884-07-28

Mr.. Henry watterson telegraphed the FOL.
lowing from Virginia Beach 10 the Louisville
CouTttr.JOuTndi; ~ have seen In the Courier
journal OF the 23d a statement that the man
ayers OF the exposition have invited MIR. Blaine
TO open the ceremonies OF our great CONNER
cial and industrial enterprise o1nclally. AS
citizen and as Democrat wish TO enter my
earnest protest against this extraordinary
proceeding. 1t Is an afiront 10 every Demo-
crat In Louisville, in Kentucky and In tue
United States. l. WIN prove fatal blow at
the exposition. That the representative or a
party organization In the thick OF hot iight
should be selected for such purpose VIII be
and ought TO be resented by right'thinking
people OF every shade OF political opinion, ana,
for my own part, cannot repress this prompt
expression OF a sense OF indignation and out
rage"
A Louisville dispatch says; SIN response TO
Inquiries Colonel Bennett II. Young, president
OF the southern Exposition, stated this after,
noon that both Blaine and Cleveland had been
invited 10 be present at the exposition, but
that neither had been invited to open II. This
part OF the ceremony will be left TO Governor
Knott. Mr.. Watterson's card has caused a
great deal OF comment to-day, but from what
President Young says, It would seem that he
has put his foot IN a mares nest"
The Evening critic., 1884-07-28
National prohibition Committee.

The following persons were elected to serve
as members OF the National Committee OF
the National Prohibition party for the period
or four years:
Alabama-J. 4. Tanner.
Connecticut-deorge u. Rogers, A. More
house.
District OF Columbia-Ch Charles M. Nye,
Charles 8. Carter.
Dakota-T. d. Karmouse, II. d. Dolover.
California-Mrs. Emily Pitt Stevens, Colonel
George Babcock.
Illinois-Dr. "A. A. Jutkins, A. V. Van Fleet.
Kentucky. W. Bowles, j. Monte Hunter.
Louisiana-Rev. q. McCabe, George II. Luce.
Maine-W. Il. Eustis, N. +. Woodbury..
observation-disclosures f.. CLARK, Ellen NJ.
Richards.
Maryland-John l.. Thomas, e. d. Newman.
Missouri-M. w. Watson, A. Il. Britts.
Minnesota-W. W. Satterlee, l.. Bixby.
michigan-Rev. John Russell, ID. p. Sagen-
dorph.
New York;. ]. Bisseli, ]. W. Bruce.
New Jorsey-Rey. Solomon Parsons, Rev. Ed
gar Hunt.
New Hampshire-o. A. Hovey j. NJ.
Fletcher.
ohio-Mrs. NJ. Mcclellan Brown, Jay oDee.
Oregon-Levi Leland, Sol Johnston.
Pennsylyania-Hon. James Black, W. t.
Dunn.
Texas-D. d. Dshoney, W. II. Holman.
=, Wisconsin-B. Il. Van Keuren, Hon. b. ID.
Hastings.
Nebrasks-E. +. S. Templin, John B. Finch.
Tonnessee-J. II. Anderson, Captain j. W.
| Smith.
Browns Iron pafefs Ntrongthens the aged,
| gives new life aud vigQG
The Evening critic., 1884-07-28
TO PREVENT ACCIDENTS.
A Law That should be Strictly En-
forced.

"There is still good work to be done in
the way Of protecting the areas by ratings,
remarked an old citizen to reporter. "A
great deal has been accomplished in this re-
spect by the Inspector of Buildings, aud care
is exercised that the areas of new houses
are properly protected, but there are still a
great many very dangerous areas in the city,
extending out into the sidewalks and form
ing perfect death-traps on dark nights
There can be nothing more dangerous than
ono Of these deep openings, and several ac-
cidents to children have resulted Of late
from this cause. 1t should receive more
attention, and the law requiring substau.
tial ratings around all dangerous areas
should be strictly enforced"
The Evening critic., 1884-07-28
ID ache and pr moie5 lgestlon. ... :
RALTlM0RE RAIL ROAD

bFE tWOu- w OtttO nfhLnVHu.
THE MODEL. FAST LINE AND THE ONLY
THE EAST AND THE WEST,
DOUBLE T Y1A e%&i4s n 44NEEY COUPLER,
STEEL RAILS
Schedule 81, In effect SUNDAY, JUNE 10. 1884,
Leave Washinston from station corner of New
For Chicago CINCINNATI Louisvle and st. Louis
above points, without change; 1o.i5 K. N. daily to
Chicago except Saturday.
aa GT srseSfss Fl ri G sRd ' and bs
troii. with Sleeping Cars to Pittsburgh.
a. N. daily with Sleeper for Toledo, via Wheel
Ing and Lake b Erie X X, nm, No., x,.,-
n. and ioiS T. NJ daily with Parlor and Sleeping
3 B g on week dsys 500 go 80 sSs,
and P NJ 'ran'' 44O' $780, SSO' 7Oo' SO s@
EoP RaltmGr e on d Sundays "a s
For points on the Shenandoah Valley Railroad.
II s ss;s ss ars and 40
sSs Se.wsen % & sn
lolof, N. On sundays, $50 A. M. and Lbs 4io
FOR stauona on METROPOLITAN Branch. 40
aR r ay d4 n1 Sa sseSnson
Cept sunday $40 r. Nj. uhly Ior FREDERICK, b.oO A.
M. lOi5 A. M. 445 p. NJ daily. except SUNDAY. =
For sagerstown. 10. i6A. NJ, and S.S5 T. M. daily
except Sunday.
Trains arrive from the West daily, GO. $50 A.
M, 2.25, 40. Q 25 p. NJ.
From New York and philadelphia, 255, $50 A.
NJ. daily, $50 p. Nj. daily, except sunday.
NJ. Sunday. 053 A. NJ. 6.37 p. NJ.
From Lexington. SO. A. M. daily, and q 10 p NJ.
From Frederick and intermediate points, a25
A. NJ. lisp. NJ, and 8. IL p. M. daily except Sun
dav s.i2 p. NJ. daily from Point of Rocks.
Trains leave Baltimore for Washington at2, 44o,
$50, 7l5, 1880, o. $40 and 1870 A. M 1215, $50, 4,
43O, 8, B25 730, and 10.15 p. M; on Sundays, O.
40 7l5. 73o, $40, o. A. NJ. 13o. e25. So and p.
All trains rem Washington stop at Relay Sta.
ton except 430 p. NJ.
For further fnioImation apply a. me baltimore
| 1851 Pennsylvania avenue, corner of Fourteenth
M Icy S ea peead ~ en oit 10 70
w, NJ. CLEMENTS, q. X. LORD,
M, of r., Baltimore a, +. A.
The Evening critic., 1884-07-28
UNDER TECHNICAL ARREST.

General swnim Suspended From
Duty and Required 10 Remain in
the District.
AS q natural consequence of the formu-
lation of the charges against Judgc-Advo.
catc-General Swain, his suspension dates
from the time of the presentation to him OF
a copy, and he is under technical arrest,
being restrained from leaving the District
Of Columbia. The Assistant Judge.Advo-
the discharge of the duties to-day. The
court-martial will convene in September
and it is reported that an effort will be
made to secure postponement unless 1t Is
decided to first dispose of the case of Colonel
Morrow, whose trial for the duplication oil
pay accounts will be before the same board
The Evening critic., 1884-07-28
VERY GOOD RAT STORY,
In which, Also, Mr. Frank ward
Figures.

The steamer Leary carried down the
river last Saturday night, among many
other prominent Washingtonians, Mr..
Frank K. Ward. Frank is always genial
and fall Of life, and, as the boys say, will
have his little joke. lie was sitting at tho
supper table doing his best for what looked
like the hindquarter of buffalo, when all
of q sudden he jumped from his seat. A
huge rat had fallen through the venti-
lator, struck on Franks shoulder, bounded
into his plate and, with tail up, walked off
and got hiding place. This would have
frightened the average man, but not so
with Frank. He just called Jim, the basso
waiter, and said, Get that rat supper
ticket. He is entitled to it, and give him
anything he wants and charge it to me-"
Frank declares that his ratship weighed
twenty-five pounds and was labelled "U. s.
Navy Yard, Portsmouth"
The Evening critic., 1884-07-28
TROUBLESOME JOHN TOURNEY.
He Is Fined $40 for Assaulding am
Officer.

John Tourney, young man who is we'll
known to the police in all sections of the
city, was before Judge Smell this morning
habitual drunkard and also with assault
ing Officer Dunnigan, who arrested him.
The officer testified to taking him in Sat-
urday night for being helplessly drunk on
the street, and while standing before the
desk in the station.hou being registered
before being put back, he struck witness a
blow on tho back of the head. The charge
of drunkenness was dismissed and he was
fined $40 for tho assault.
The Evening critic., 1884-07-28
THE EVENING CRITIC.
isTABLIsHED AUGUST 1903
WEATHER INDICATIONS.

The special bulletin issued from the Signal
Onlce to-day says
Generally fair weather is indicated for tho
lower lake region and tho Middle Atlantic
States on Tuesday.
The Evening critic., 1884-07-28

Was present splendid Brilliant Le Black Hose
fancys
0doznF Fichus embroidered .-
them in white cream and colod ground
niece 5inchesw Moie Ribbon 12lc.
pieceOtt omanRb all shades, from to12lc
Sheetng
Pnlow-Case Cotton, 12lc.
ofG
misi tits interest
the few articles above the sweeping made
disappointed if they will examine the at
The Evening critic., 1884-07-28
The Potomac Archers


Browns roqyBittsrs strengthens the mus.
cles and gives pew psor.
In senOrita.
saw her on n golden day,
The Spanish belle OF Monterey;
When frat her beautys glad surprise
shone out likestarlight IN the skies.
Twas evening, on the Alamo,
When eenoritas come and go,
Each looking with coquettish Chances
From lace mantilla that enhances
Their beauty, as the soft moss throws
An added splendor round the rose
The high comb In her raven hair
Held one red blossom prisoned there,
And round her neck an amber chain
Had caught The sunlighr's yellow rain
The dusky bloom OF throat and chin
Wac like flower with vine therein.
The glad spring In her step, the South
0lowed In the rose OF cheek and mouth,
Whilst over form and face was thrown
A spell the coolest heart must own.
She passed serenely thro' the throng
A perfect poem SGT TO song,
Whilst cen her graceful fan had taught
Pomo voicelcBs love the speech II sought;
She did recall night OF etars,
soft serenAdes meath lattice bars,
A rose dropped silently below,
Where slept the mconbeams' drited snow,
| fond looks for love alone 10 mark
| A dagger thrust made In the dark.
| watched her as she moved apart
| Aud left winter In each heart,
Then said, half sadly. "As the fi0wer
| Hath grace and beauty for an hour,
| 80 she, this radiant newcomer,
| is but the blossom OF a summer.
| Like Joshua, would command
| The sun OF loveliness 10 stand,
| That one 30 exquisite as she
| Might bloom and shine Immortality.
| --Eivha Syd,,oy Ahiey IN Courier Journal
The Evening critic., 1884-07-28
Great Disappointment!

Ito
the
improve
be made accommodate sales find ourselves forced
to of TO
Rtmnns
yadW
Lawn reduced 12lc
quality
O.
Check Wool Bunting reduced to M cost 9a make they must be
closed.
wide
ColoedWo bunting in
pecesya idwid
|
These Goos Be Sold We Selling Them Regardless Of Loss
3OO niece Seeruck 'front.' +
TiRudD nd at 12cj worth 30c
Checks different styles 12 aed all over the
Table Linens, Napkins, DOyiGS, Towels!
The Evening critic., 1884-07-28

Shirts, Collars and Cuffs Done Up,
equal TO new at MorgaHs Steam Laundry. Low
ste prices.
The Evening critic., 1884-07-28
Inferesfinr to MadIes.

Just received, o large assortment o. Iengtry
and single baijkshnd waves Qfs1plt btyies ana
shades. Our hair 1902 We scii r az "a,
and hair braiaNIy ia In all shades. Bellcham'
Der Golde44ftir fWtsh. MRS. s. HELLER,
b t6O6 Ninth street northwest.