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The Evening critic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1881-1885, 1884-09-26

NJ ATIoNAL KINDERGARDEN AND PRI-
~ mary School for Children IRON to 10 cara
s,raagge ot age reopened September 10, at g20 Esdib
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Nottingham Curtains.

5000 pairs, in 40 different styles, all from tho
great Auction.
90 pairs Lace Curtains, G5c.; worth s1.25.
300 90c.; worth 81 .75.
730 $l.00; worth so .25.
$50 " 1925; worth $3.50.
S12 $40; worth $500.
We have thom In White and Ecru, and they
are no doubt the cheapest curtains ever
offered by any house.
80 pieces yard wide genuine Manchester
Grape tinlsh) Furniture Cretonne at II cts.
per yard. Wo have them in bright as we'll
as subdued colors.
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EDUCATIONAL.

bhl NnIS LESSONS IN ALL GRADES OF
= Muuy' 10 ADULTS confidential Prepares
IVr SSoIINese, tANnainnsRoiIs Nain al exsminations
Mathematical, Classical, business, ''' "' W.
n,,,, s,, Z. W. FLYNN, A. M
LNHut % aud e5 n month
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Z EMERSON INSTITUTE.

W lslIINe GovEhNESs-YOUNg OR An.
" vanced pupils taught by Miss a lice NJ Rob.
nBOni Terms moderate. Apply at 1872 Mass ave.
n. W.; the very best references can be piven -
"''~-
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nRAWING AND PAINTING TAUGHT RY
~ Miss Kate Robinson: terms moderate; beat
references given. Apply az 1872 Mass. ave. n. W.
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Deficiency NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
ImpoFtations.

Washington, 1.-THE special de-
iciency bill that passed the House
to-day, contains the follow ing Items:
5000 for fees for examining sur
geOns in the Pension Bureau; $40,
900 travelling expenses for examin-
ers II the same bureau; $4,000 TO
complete the Custom House build
ing at st Louis; $4,000 at Cinciu-
natl; $4,000 for the Marine Hos
pital at Memphis.
A bill was introduced in the
House by Representative Budd to
PROHIBIT the importation and sale of
opium. 1t recites that the habit o:
opium smoking among the people OF
AMERICAS spreading with frightful
tsplolty under the fostering care of
tne chinese; that the importation
al opium has increased from Se.7OO
pounds In 1881 10 29S, 1872 pounds in
NE year ended June, 1885, and it is
low proposed to reduce the duty
.HeIeon ~ per cent; that the habit
VI opium smoking once acquired
aa3et he overcome, it's victims can
n noa i've IN any place where She drug
e~nnot - REQUIRED: and that near,y
~ pei e. t. OF our Chine populas
a,OH 81 ayes TO the opium pi %,
an an cessation of the importation of
~ Tue . Irug would cause a long exodus
~ " mat people. The bill provides
o sGao The Importation .of opiUm
e1cept aqueous extracts for meI1icaI|
; IseT ana tinctures, shall be probib-
- Leu under pensltits of fine and i'm.
its ;@p VINO knowingly a;d OF abes In
vic 10 io pO ~ or rale, shall CO con-
o wv .O q, S So, punished by a fine not
e oyer $1,000 > and i~prlsonm en- not
i,ad3o,s soll OF Cffered sor sale he
and destroyed. S.ven governments
p; Tor coneealmsnt or 00 con- o,o
nivsnce at 9 violation O. the 81 act In h.
government officials. 0 'e' ~
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New York Mining Stocks

New York, 17.-Governments steady,
railways continue firm; stocks opened
quiet, irregular, soon became strong aud
higher on advices from the west that the
Northwestern company had decided to
submit to arbitration the question of per-
centsge in the Northwest traffic associ',
ton. Prices advanced sharply n to "a
per cent. for the general list, and 31s per
cent. for Pacific Mai. The last-named
WAS unusually active. and sold up from
53X to 56s<, rescted 10 55]z, rose to s. &,
and closed ct 65H bid. the rice in the
stock ia due to purchases for the long &C.
CONT by q new element. The buyN &
was based mainly on the large amount
0 cash in the treasury, and the prospect
Of the early resumption Of dividends.
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RRIEF TELEGRAMS.

Purmese troops defeated the rem
els at Bhamo. . reward
I III 200 for the capture OF Osmsn
Di snrgeons and editors are invest.
ting the foot ard mouth dlse& (
ID Kansas. .o+ .,a
There are no cases OF Inot anu
mouth disease In Ell guam
county, LII.
diseased cattle in Kansas ar De
Dio rI1idIv ouarantined, snf dis
ing Herds nerds are being disinfec"d d.
D,scontent is increasing among
y n oI.Sses in Russia, and revolution
all an IDEAS are spreading In the army
" when the Empress Of China was
sninsd of the fall of Bacninh she
Immediately summoned the military
council.
The quarantine committee of Ne
o.ho F Ills, Kansas. haS ordered the
IiIIing of seven heal OF attic in the
Cut Creek bend.
A papsr called Fee Spes Oh has
onneared in st. Petersburg, and il
caIIs on Russian youth to oppose the
deepotic form of government
The French advance from BAG =
ninh began on Sunday. General DE-
Isle is marching upon Tholngyen
and General Negrier upon Langson'
sherman, Texas, 17,-McFaddon,
charged with being implicated ID
the Pacific Express robbery, was
hken to st. Louis this morning on
sIequIsitiOn.
The Spanish government mas lof-
hidden the proposed communlstic
hannuet and public terenade In
honor Of PoItuondo, the WellknoWn
Democratic deputy.
It is rumored that the British
Government, in order to test the
6pipion of the country IN regard TO
the Eggptia poncy, VIII dissolve
Parliament.
TIE Ottawa government mas re-
ceiyed intimstion that dynamiters
contemplate an attack upon the
Parliament buildings. The guard
has been increased.
The French government has in
strueted General MillOt, commander
If the land forces in T0nquin, not
10 carry his operations beyond
rbairgnyen and Langoon.
Prime Minister Ferry hiss re-
opened direct negotiations with
Marquis Tseng for a treaty based
upon the condition that the French
he allowed 70 retain possession OF
bcninh.
The Spanish government having
Iarnei IF q contem plated military
Hsir 9 like that OF lsst August, has
ARES ted General Velarde. and sew
eral civil ans implicated ia the con
spiracy.
Az Youngstown, Oh'n. the New
York, P~nns, lvania s. Ohio railway
and the PiGsbuTg, Cleveland s. To
led railway are in trouble over the
right Of wsy. Th,y are tearing up
esch others tracks, and srming
their men Tor war. rbe court ha-
iGterfered to prevent hloodshed and
many arfe-tS have been made.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
March 16, 1884.
Cliff HOUSE.

Cliff HOUSE.
Jim Gilduff, Il, Louis: John Ward. o.
wego, new York; wilkins, Kansas lily
NO; " Gu ~, tenver; John Morrison. "
Sbanst-om, Leadvile P Sellers. Park City
Il Chase. V Junction; Mrs Lankins "
den; John Hail.y. Itwa; Vim Burke, Ogden
E N All son. CoAiville; Jefferson, Tuseon
A. 7; uhas W tson. Bingham.
METROPOLITAN.
B " Burto3, Denv.r. Col; j Jones.
Stifh r. Geo river, Ogden; Johns and VIE VIE
. Jaiven, Bingham; W Gilbert, w Wit
SEQ burns. E b Clark. o NJ Merri u, Aen,
8: fizseraIs p enver; " earour, Ogden;
j T MOI son, Omsha; G Leach, J Morton
and wife, Bingham; " BruDer. II inois; "
A a odswan, j Wanig, @ Johnson, Ogden;
r Hopley, Tuscon, a T; W P McRlroy, Den
yer; z Browning, Ogoen; Gu ldine, Bos,
ton, Mass; Pearson, A Lyle, s Pardue and
wife, San Franeisco: A Murick. Pueblo,
Gel; Ben Hogan, mite, n T; G w Walker:
house and wife, Oregon; r Haul'oi and
wife, Omaha,
CONTINENTAL.
Fl German, Evanston; Resm. Ogden; G
Bush and wife. C II JOslin, brooklyo, I;
O Landers, Borner, Denver j C'sieck,
Ogden; Asa Call and daughter, gors, Nv;
Geo II l. Sharp. Boston; Jay Andrews, 1T
George; Gildnn, st Louis; T. BsO 'och 1r
and wife, Evansville, Ind; Vi. Bigeiow,
Frisco, Gilmore. Omaha
WALKER HOUSE.
TKyIe. Leadville; Bach, N Y; B Farren.
Baltimore; M Cable, Boston; A c oper New
York; q robertson and wife. Ohio; NJ h
Guest, McConaughi, San Fran 'lsco; Cross,
San csc, Cal: S l. Austin Germans; W Il
Febre, Ogden; W E. Seorie, Omat q; D W
Felshsm. Ogden; NJ Mcguire. Col: L NJ
Nichols end wife, G Mo- rison and wife,
J W Pierson, New York; q Ath-
man, Cheyenne; e h Nilsson, Idaho; j B
Mulvilul Omaha; S 81 Delos ee, San Fran.
CISCO.
VALLEY HOUSE.
n n Spencer, Ogden; @ o Card LOGAN; j Ohm
Hooking, Pingham; H Fairchild, totton-
wood; NJ 81 Jones, D esner, Chicago; N
all, Pueblo; r Richsrde, Alton, Ks: Samuel
johnson. Denver; b q Ouff. NJ Tanner,
Provo; Walt William, john King, idaho; M
B Waite, Omaha; T Carter, In; a Ogden,
ID T Julian, Bennion City.
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Plies! Piles!! PiIesylt

Itc 3n1s ep ,.,5o5 Tor Blind, Bleed ny and
Ne worst cases If 30 years "a. .tsn cnrso
a a,H one neal suffer i've nInn.g
H;,. asiag W,ll.am,s Jn,ia n'H4 p'e
On ent. l. absorns tu rso.aa Piis
.t.cu,ag, sets as ronlt.ca Us u.s. silays
s ;t fe.isf. Fte5a-s.i on,.,s t.' ~
:. G;caing o. The privsts 81 vD,5 'vF pi!es,
we f; Hon. J II n 80 haoIaing
sn%r.s ssye: 81 haSa 20, %
H |o OF Pile cures. aud az ~ - aa !
,1o psSasaEe TO say that go a. sa as
jm-a A snyshiRg waiea sixss H eve,
nt TW9iste ana permanent rs,ise ss -
ma NJ. fi5,i ! Indiaa Pill. oin a.
AZ Ia Sold By asuagistz AND 80 80 10
80 1eee'pt 81 pries. III s Aeo
eer r@Sss.sR II AEsIeNs Co., pfoa,s.
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Chicago Live Stock Marker.

Chicago. l7.-Hogs Receipts, LOUD;
unchanged, fairly active, prime cloted
wax; rough packing a to 9 80; pack
ing and shipping, 6 80 to z A; light os.
Coo grades. 6 90 10 go.
Cattle - Receipts, G. 0G0: weaker nn
common. good to prize unchanged;
good t. chpiee Shipping Steers $50, com
mon to medium 81 10 h.50; ssockers
large supply, weak 3. 30 to 4 20; fssdars
easier. so TO 500; Two icads % Texan
sxen sold st 5.25.
.hssp--Reesipts. $500; Summon 70
good Is 10 Is lower, bssis unchapeso;
inferior TO fan, 100 to $50 Per cW..;
medium 10 good, ace tS 500; choice 10
extra, 81 IS 70 20.
Special cable Brewers Journal ssnH'
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The French in TOnquin.

Paris, II The latest advices from
Barninh say the French forces,
while pursuing the Chinese near
Phulangyson, crossed Tie river and
carried Phalopg fort. Three men
we1e killed ard several wounded.
The enemy has been caught by
the troops Of Generals Nfgrier and
DeLisle. They were in full rout,
having abandoned guns, munitions
end standards.
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British Grain Trade

London, 17.-Msrk Lane Express, in
its review OF the British grain trade the
past week, says trade 10 cargoes of coast
is more active, but the supply is bare.
Califorris was taken at 39s to 40. Two
csrgoes have gone to Havre at S9s 1l<d
to S9s Sd without extra freight. Seven
cargoes arrived; ten were sold, eight
wi hdrewn and one remained. Sales of
English wheat for the week SO 500 ausr~
tiers, at 37s Sd per quarter, sgsinst 81 S24
quarters at 42s I'd corresponding week of
last yesr.
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The Green Room

SETS no patent drinks. Customers
sre satisfied this saloon keeps the
fnest Of liquors and cigars. Cali
and be convinced.
I S. J. KELLEY.
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New York. 17.-Money market easy;
II to 2; prime mercantile paper, to 81
sterling exchange bankers bills strong,
s6A, sterling exchange demand 4e9N
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Wall Street.

New York, l7.-Stocks opsned ir:egu-
lar, and soon became strong. Pacific
Mai higher.
Oregon Railway and Navigation, e63.
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Afternoon Wbest-Activs, easy, 90N
March, 90X TO * Apri.
Corn Active, un-eitleG, 5lH March,
~ to Is April.
Oats -E.sy; 80 20 l7s March. TO IA
Arril.
Rye Qliet; sos.
Barley Nom,na', ~
Pork-Steadv, hu quiet, 1872 ID srch
Lard g. 40 II ch
BULK messa, { ir dam nd. easier.
shoulders. 40, hort ribs, 8 50; short
Gear, 1905.
Wnishy-l7.
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COMMERCIAL.
Mining, Stocks and Other Markets

Utah Wool.
SALT LIKE, MARCH II.
White spring, III good condition IA to Is
poor Is to Il
Black spring, good condition..... 10
w o'ta isI snu ,amb's, light
grades, good con6ition.......- IS
White fall and lambs, heavy.
good condition ....,.............. IL TO II
Black fall. good cond .tiol ......-.. IL
Arizona white, god condition.. 10
% black. - %
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Liverpool quotes live stock better: cattle
q higher. best grades 151Se, sheep lie
higher than last week; tops l5c to I8c per
pound.
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. Bullion.
Money Market.

New York. l7.-Bsr silver ll&
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Foreign Markets.

Liverpool, l7:-Flour unchanged.
Wheat-Stesdy; unchanged.
Corp-Dull, easier, new a. 81: old
5s I'd
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Chicago. f7.-Wbeat, dull, lower,
905s March, OK April, 5% May, IN
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BULLION & ORE MARKET

BULLION &URE MARKET
Latest Quotations.
[Corrected Daily by MCCORMICK a. COL
SILVER.
In New York--..."..S, tx per ounce
In SAT- Lake........... l 0SA q
LEAD
In New York--.........S 4 90 per 100 lbs
In Salt Lake, ore..".. 35 90 per ton
" 60 bullion 81 80 81
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San Francisco Stocks.
Chicago Markets.

Hale s. Norcross assessed 50c.
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June.
Oorn-Q ,ie.. lower. 81 March, ~
April, 6A May. ~ June.
Oats-Low-r, 81 March. SO TO a
May, So June.
Whiskv-l7. so
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fer Lame Bach. glae sr Chet
ass Shiloh's PsEuus Plasiet .s.ss
sea Sold By G G. "a I Dsug Ss.ts~
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LITERARY NOTES.

The antbor of Called Back has written new
novel, the opening chapters of which will appear IN
the October number Of the very attractive "Engrsh
illustrated Magazine" II is entitled "A famhy
Affair." The same number will contain aseque oy
Mr.. Shorthouse TO his touching story Of The h'ti0
Echoomaster Mark"
Henry Holt & Co. have in preparation " DARK
Days. also by tho author of ;" Called Back
Andrew Langs new book, Princess Nobody" Is
fairy tale for children and has been written as reh
Interpretation of Richard Doyles well-known serles
ofpictures " In Fairyand"
FM Hollands "Hstory of Free Though" Is
passing through the press of Holt & Co.
The Russian Government has forbidden the reading
rooms and public libraries of Russia to keep on mana
translations of works by Aga>siz Bagchot, hu1'S'
lola Lassallc, Lubbock, Lecky, Louis Blanc Le"eS,
Lyall, Marx, Mil. Rcclus, Adam Smiths "'a.'"
Nations and Theory of Moral Sentiments anu
Herbert Spcnccrs works
f. F. Roe's forthcoming story is entitled io""H
Girls Wooing"
The Putnams intend to publish shortly collection OF
",be best thoughts Of the best writers III SIX P'"S
little volumes to be called The Nutshell S'ilc.'
md to he edited by Helen kcndrck johnson j" nc
came firm will soon publish a volume oil America"
Orations.r compiled by Professor Johnston OF PHuce-
ton and one of " British Orations." compiled by no
lessor Adams of the University of Michigan
sgnor Dupres Autobiography, translation oil
which has Just been published in England Is full OF
interesting anecdotes The sculptor tells delightful
story of how he saw cast Of hi. Abel at the crystal
Palace. One of the fingers was all wrong whereat
with artistic and southern mpetuosty which wise
acres would call forced in novel he Knocked on
with ms stick and naturally got into dire trouble with
the authorities Some of his English friends must nave
practiscd on the amiabe Italians crcduuy for he
relates with perfect good faith that any one who IN
lures the flower beds the parks Is punished by beng
excluded from those precincts for fifteen or twenty
DAYS; and he is quite satisfied when he sees some
Guard~mcn faint at a review hot day By the cX
llanation that q the Engli-hman when the hour has
come requires absolutely TO have his tca.'
One English cl;tic referring to Duprc's "reminiscences
saws that il i "partcsaIly profitable to read ms
book and then think of the rcbukcs which have been
administered to writer's like Mr.. Marion Crawford for
making their Italian characters too chidke The
reader of nor Duprc, book is constantly reminded Of
the narrator of the Roman Singer and Of other SINH
lar sketches. Whence the extremely scntcnuoIs re-
Election may be drawn that iii j, possible TO make too
much of gonolalizations as TO national character Is
also possible to make too little of them
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IN. aivlnta dni,le1 education H' superior the
appointments library, apparatus cabinets OF Nat
Urt History, &C., bclug LIBERAL Illustrated l',iu"s on tho
Modern Languages ami Music tau got by masters
Instruction thorough Home influences DE best
CHARLES j. Wl~I. Ill. D., Principal.
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- MEIlA ACADEMY, MEDIA, PENN
Thirteen miles from Broad Street station Phn,t.l,s.
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PART Ill
Die ouary o. The En;sh Lang auge Pronouncinc, ETY.
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3 H-th--t. NcurNoIE VIII reopen .ef in-I~n ard
French school for Young alra ard children az Jeer.ou
brooklyn. Dtcn'or II con -c o. instruction thorough
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