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Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-12-02
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Pie vs. Aazss. II Al neieadaats aii5ned
I've dsgft1 hle brief and plsintiH lWd days
a. reply
AeEsafy ST. 4 hsHadfY writ 81 mandate
f4gufd and aHhmiltet. Defendants allowed
till neeem ief 81 10 file hrlef
ssF aea fa'n4Y.
TURNER - Wall Argument
sfFene We Secures Ct al sHaamanf
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-12-02

faH Latest seant shows that Rays
and paiesls Democrats, au elected
y handsone maioritiea while We
hope that o'stelyeay is also Of the
elsrtl g ne hour AZ Fhieh ~ write
tldt Is doubtful afr spenaa Is
elected Mayor hg decisive majority.
Take # Tor all in All, IA Is a case y here
hones ate easy
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-12-02

coed yonng welllhreken saddle horse
for Indy Also pony. broken 10 ride Of
driYe, Address James Rye. Wilmington.
Cnlifofuie. nnvldta
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-12-02

1914 si,setfus, good qualify. At - g. par yard,
"a sheeting good quality, at II {. per yard.
=. sheetingl good qualify, At Is 9 per yard
Fifteen yards calico for 80 cfs, ut conisers
new store, corner Spring and Second streeiss
IIeileubsck Block
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-12-02

responsible uian with nom $Ioe 10 fsDoo
% engage In The best manufacturing busi
meas n Los Angeles Best references r.
quired and given. Address z. HrRALp OF
has nnVa7 Iw
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-12-02

4 hlus and green plaid double blanket
shsWl, On Filth street to Main t. Opera
House Liberal reward. s. d. MILAN.
ndx10 81 sea suriuf 81
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-12-02

isaiez. cell O. MassfageF to-ds7 and
Sc Eng AeH tailor aaae aud pressed Ffiai
U94t. tnauu fleflfli eKGrassH for gfusiesrl
IaliQfnE perfect laadte as rarf ftia
qnantlH, 6 sad auish . s snGing easet
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-12-02

Any person deairlng to exchange city lof
for new piano Of fhh celebrated MArshail
4 Netdea make, viii cali 4, room .. Mailer
Hloek, from 10 z O'Clock. noFg1 ~
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-12-02
ALSO sTREer ManKET,
a A. 1LKIem. Prep.r.

ga AIso anest. opppsse .Ae Cracker Factory
paaiss IN ~ Kinda o.
resh ard selae3 brfts and 3avfaaes Goods
delivered = Al ssitz q ~ sltl free nysn
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-12-02

House Of rooms on iine Of street car. a
minutes walk from postofIlce: al nieeIs and
completely furnished for $40 per igouth
4, e. ROWAN,
noysutf lIiE Spring street
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-12-02
Di mi
rassaAt senena oNE DoLLAa.


oRBIEN ~ Los Angeles, Nav g 1sst John
0tl1fiea, iase from Lexington. Mas, aged
81 years and months.
Funeral VIII take place 20 day, Dec ID.
1854. afsr s.. from poaet 4 0rr1 under.
takeT'z rooms FFleuds are respectfully
Invited Ii attend
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-12-02

me ioIiae|la usu4Haua were aIsa h
tite 9iiiea ei tountF aeHazEiet Niles gezfef
day alzteen aeaial iaaz.eaaas : Ie
laases pNnis, misEaliHHeag5 r1uasz
tl5 rfiHFE trHuHnE
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-12-02

III LIZ Angelea WOODEN Mills all wosI
/ blankets mud tanaels No house can sell as
| cAeap as the mills that make them. Il. F.
/ Coulter proprietor. corner Spring aud See
ond streets Holienbeek Block.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-12-02
m'mE moRFy.
The Renowned FORTUNE TELLER.

Can bn safely rnnaulIed on Al sibIe.fs.
love aud iraFFiaRel ideasingt fninpF sad Pun
iness senarhlly. Val al y Commercial
street. ruusn ~ Hours husa t. Pr n.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-12-02

10 know Tor whlan ial san pay Your
money Buy q besudry salH. sfHd a1d
2srd December
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-12-02

rho tirena ohristlnas openine
o. the diamond House opposite Baker
Muck. tnkes place on Thursday next
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-12-02

aoated DIV, trees Tor sale. aiso olise euttinea
Afpli . ". Aistsn aagse. u, SAINTS hsrlsfs,
aaa2AH
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-12-02

=. BeaudrY's sale Of lsts by auction, 2snd
and aSrd December
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-12-02

or 8 rooms two minutes, weif fram ptea
House. Inquire OF Mark q Jones from Ia "a
II, at Room l. Jones Bloek sbfing street
nov29 81
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-12-02
Horucs 10 7Mr pusl,c.

Il persons will plcase AXE notice that I
VIII not be respnuslbie Tor any debls con
tfacted II taY name without a written order
noFsi In JosErH atLLAbIr.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-12-02

J. Lindqaist, taller. has removed 10 No 10
Court street nov 3D-fl
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-12-02
TO RENT.

The TlYpLI THEATRE Stage approprj|
q about one thousand Apply oniy beiWee
the hours 81 and o'cfodk each tlaF a
JOHN g, BELL. Auctioneer.
Attorney IN TACT aud agent 81 l. Il walton,
q San ffancleo, Ropln AZ Temple Block,
oyer the Los Angeles Bank nov25 In
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-12-02

The number Of patrons that we saw 10 the
Peoples Store yesterday was Simply lneredi-
bic, Il "a no use dispiling ihatthe house pos
stact and knowhow TODD business or else
they wonidn attract the custom which they
do, Pass whenever y0l choose, Il Is always
crowded and We 0yeFheaf the ladies say Ii
IL The cheapest place In town. When ane
merchant thinks he Is giving goods away for
SIC the Peoples Store has been selling them
right along for 9e There's no ase talking,
they kgoek them al out
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-12-02

A very desirabls baildIng lot on rweia
street, between Hill ana Main. soxlss.
loot alley In rear, Inquire d tbs subscfI
Der. No 20 Tweiith street. adicsniuk <hn u
ncvi2in ME-. WALKER
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-12-02

tAtiA Ah9 los Angeles street Lots
There are g loss Of the 20. 81 childs 400
ios tract shat front on Main aud on 10 am
srles street. Don't forget this
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-12-02
ION sac.

Block II 1T end OF fifth, near Pearl street s
II fntl lots commanding view, and fhel
choicest Eeaidauct site west 81 Normal
5fbo0t Also IN Hcrss OF good iand near
the end OF Ninth street st f5 per acre. In
qtlire OF WILL b. G0I,f0
n0v25 I'm Teupls Bioct
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-12-02
MARES FOR SALE

200 Breeding Mares With Colt
Cheap. a. the
SANTA MAR0AnIrA RANct46
Apply % RICHARD o'NEiLf.
Alik23a On the H4ntl1
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-12-02

From aud alter October Isl, 1894 o.a 4, -.
stores ~ Baker Heck, now cecasulsd bg B =
oouitnf j. 4. GRAVES
seplla Room II, baker HIoak.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-12-02

Fine double pafIofA on secnnd hoor. nm
furnished Or furnished. also one hat. drst
4p9 81 sssltaele Tor housekeeping, and other
Main st., corner Third. oetl04rp
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-12-02
Read the Advertisement
The b ". Ghilds a1l Lot fraet

Dt the Diamond House, opposite Baker
Block takes place on Thursday hext.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-12-02
Best Property in Southern Gala.
o. Most Favorable Terms.

By small payment OF cash.
Time to suit on deferred pay
ments at low rates Of inter
est, consisting Of q splendid
business location in the town
Of San Bernardino; a valua-
bic water power with a grist
mill near town, a great bar
gain tp q practical business
man. Also. the finest pas
lures, with an abundance OF
water Good corn, alfalfa
or other grass land---a fine
location for a milk or dairy
far1n-- adjoining the town.
Any portion or the whole for
sale at prices that will not
tail to meet the views of
parties having q small
amount of ready money.
Applyto
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-12-02

l0t4 sheeting at 10 ets. per yard
~ snseting NJ Il cts pei yard
IA aheetiag 81 IS cts. per yald
Fifteen yards ealiee for 80 cents,
Bargains ia ladies' eloaks, uisters, eifeu.
lars and Jerseys. Gall Mt once, IT il. T. Cont
ter s. corner Spring and Second streets New
ilolienbeek BLOCK Nov. 39u
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-12-02

2e0 acres 81 afsiclass land. inlles syest FL
sepHiveda Station. The land Is partlcn.afiY
adapted 70 orchards and 4ineyafdz 4o<,3
Water can be obtained It ffou 50 10 so f6ef
from the surface WIZ sell III fAsrre tracts.
Apply 10 MuHF0RD q son.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-12-02

A furnished house Of seven roomg csa.|
lraliy located M0RFOBD & SON,
noyllu ITO North Anrinn sfIaat
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-12-02
Rooms ann goaRp.
FOR SALE.

$'76 Per Acre for Good Lam
Az wet e.id Of wsrd street. Also. round NJ
entifr bios a Nass and o. FIFTH stfsot. cz1
tho eh7icsst hes4l O. fasidsnia astea ii I'D r.
fbpuifn OF WILL D. QOfJf B o.
ftafthts Attsrnav-a4f.su =, rs.<,s1s u{.S
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-12-02

l'here are 20 lots "a the 70. ". Childs 200
lol tract that front on Main and on Los An
geles street. Don't forget thlsl
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-12-02

ueaa the Advertisement
Of he o " chuds 200 lot trace.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-12-02
Mhere the Peaple Go.

Head the Advertisement
ofthe O. " ehIids 200 lot irae.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-12-02

Eha election e. Mayer. Asaasaf elff A.
.eshes IA Collector i4sp4ufsf. tires
members b the Board 81 rdneailof and
seven Heiafn q The e'tY Nsnaaii eas
rafhel cute 1aif std siql vote was rot
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-12-02

FOR SALE.

4 seat IN the Eosfd d Trade. Appix
letter % A9x 8. LIS Ane eias = q. dcfal
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-12-02
WIN. A. Conn,

San Bernardino, Gal.
novi1-tf
The Evening critic., 1884-07-02
THE ARMY NURSES.
A Very Pleasant Reunion ON Sntur.
dnY Evening Inst.

Last Saturday night the Association OF Union
War Nurses was delightfully."- entertained by
Mrs. Case, OF Iowa Circle. ono met there wo
men who had tocn taken prisoners while pur'
suing their sacred calling; one met tho two sur.
vivors OF band OF nurses who were sent down
to Wilmington TO take charge OF tho sick aud
helpless Union soiliers when these we're
thrust hastily out OF tho dens OF Andersonvllle
and Salisbury; when the TRAMP, tramp,
tramp" OF Sherman "marching through
Georgia" came to the ears OF their Confederate
J1ilefe.
one could hardly roalize that those pale,
gentle women had been the horoines of deeds
that make the highest modern life seem TIL
fling and colorless.
The old favorito songs OF tho soldiers woie
sung with much spirit, and "reminiscences OF
the old brave, sad days wero exchanged.
Judge Willard, OF South Carolina, remarked
10 tho ladies' that It was very strange that both
Houses OF Congress bad passed the bill to re-
lieve the Mexican veterans, while the first bill,
proposing relief for the heroines OF the war for
tho Union remained untouched. Said the
Judge; "1f the Congressman knew how
heartily all tho soldiers approve this bill,
they would stir themselves to pass IT."
General and Mrs. Logan, who were Invited,
sent regrets.
Hon. Mr.. Cutcheon, OF Michigan, also deeply
regretted his enforced Absence but wrote that
he should certainly vote for the Union
Nurses Pension BILL"
The Evening critic., 1884-07-02
The Virginia Midland Railway.

THE SHORT LINE TO THE SOUTH
SOUTHWEST AND WEST.
Schedule In effect JUNE 8, 1851.
$40 A. M.-NEW ORLEANS MAIL daily max
Ing close connections to all polnts South and
southwest Spaily except sunday with @. & o.
Hallway. Pullman Sleeping Bufett cars from
New York and Washington to Atlanta. Pail.
man Sleeping Cars from Washington and At
lanta &c New Orleana Parlor Car from WASH
ington TO Natural Hidge Va.
$40 II. M.-L0UISVILLE FAST LINE. Daily
via Charlottesville TO Cincinnati, Louisville
and all Western points, Pullman Sleeping Cars
from Washington TO Louisville.
1910 T, M.-SoUTHERNM MAIL AND EXPRESS.
Daily 10 all points South and Southwest via
Dnnville and Charlotte. DAILY except Sunday
with g; q Q. Railway. PULLMAN sleeping Cars
from Washington via Danville, Charlotte and
Atlanta TO New Orleans, alao, from Washing
ton via Charlotte and Columbia TO Augusta
- Pullman Sleeping Car from Washngton TO
White sulphur Springs.
Manassas Divlsion train leaves Washington at
$40 q. M, and !. 10 p. m. daily except Sunday.
Warrenton trains leave Washington ut $40 a. M :.
and $40 p. m. daily.
For tickets and Information Inquire at Com.
pany's Office, COL PennR. ave.
nj. SLAUGHTER N. MACDANIEL,
Gen. Pass. Agent, Agent.
SOI, HA SIT Traffic Manaoer
The Evening critic., 1884-07-02
Abe New Railway Passenger Coac,,

After years OF patient toll ]. NJ. Fennerty, OF
this city, has accomplished his purpose and
perfected railway passenger coach from
which dust and cinders are perfectly excluded
and the car perfectly ventilated. His combi.
nation car window excludes dust, sparks and
cinders and at the same time all impure air Is
drawn outwardly by the motion OF the train
and peculiar construction OF tho windows.
Four different patents cover the changes he
makes In the construction OF tho windows and
ventilation devices attached to the car. one
covers an air syphon proposed to BIO used In
ventilatiDg the Capitol. II has been long
used In removing gases from foul wells and
cellars and other apartments OF houses In q
western city. Another covers the upper win
dows OF tho car, making each OF them an air
syphon opened and closed by small levers ;
ono at each end OF the car opening aud closing
alternate glass window shutters. Tho third
patent covers the simple mechanism aud air
syphon, as used TO induct ecroened air into a
water and ice chest In the bottom and at the
end OF the car. Through this water chest the
air Is forced, and from 1t dust and cinders are
washed by the water and Ice, or either,or both,
and thence II is admitted through pipes into
the body OF the car.
A railway manager who has examined these
simple inventions has approved them and pro.
posesto apply them to his cars. The black
<sHod, tiltby pillows and bed.clothes OF Sleep
Ing coaches and sufrocation In these coaches
In summer time Will BIO no more, and
the number OF visitors OF the New Orleans
Worlds Fair will be doubled II passenger
trains may BIO constituted OF cars constructed
as MIR. fennerty proposes. The alex will no
mer months and IN hot ATTITUDES.
hallway companies In France aud England
have bodies OF experts In railway car construc-
tfon employed fol the purpose OF perfecting
methods Of car-buiiding that ends achieved
American inventive genius still leads that OF all
countries.
The Evening critic., 1884-07-02
BALTIMORE G. OHIO RAILROAD.
THE MODEL FAST LINE AND THE ONLY
LINE BETWEEN
THE EAST AND THE WEST,

An@ LINE BET yu hND THE ONLY
rut ~ I'm a a n :, !, W NH rh y. ,,.,,
fhE VIA TAf' ~ All nMR 2I IHE VEST,
norrprn u Hin ,,W Y ,f>oII.NNS SIhtUS' ,,c,xr.
NooDhH i'A sI'ErI. yRnANHEf a;f COUPLER
scbednIa in aooa, Ell Gii, 5Satkto! ,r,,,, 49, $500
Ieaya Wasbinrar,oo,,,, V w., .,.,t.,.
Jersey avenue nna sf 1 station corner OF New
Fn,' 49, s si.u " t.sey ,,, go
,ati G o,Sineihnati, Louisville and 81. Louis
u thy ~ DO ~. NJ, iolo a. NJ, lOl0 L. NJ, with
ahny,a n, nvc ,t anu rmhce sleeping Cars to
~ Wthout CnhnBei lOl5 a. Nj. daily to
oI Ior p SHG,ep. Satutuay; \,
deJ an % \, ~ t ~ go M N anu $40 II M.
r3lt, VIII Sleeping Cars TO Pittsburgh.
fST d dSiea9 ana Detroit via Monroeyille ioi5
n. u. 9hly, WIFI sleeper for Toledo, via Wheel
inE r aia Lake ~. b mTie Il; Y. ,
ir1n a. hor Inlhuelpnlh anu sew YORK at $40
Al n,a nn n eA NJ puhuyi " = M anu slV 4.
~, snu d, LILY nj uhy Win farlor ana sleeping
N' irsr np paf,deu.. -, ,,,.o,. a.. M
nor obhitnoIe on Week GAYS, bOO 800. 6.4O, 800,
wv nnu lUU9 A. M iZa0, ~ ZJ5. 800. 800
The Evening critic., 1884-07-02
THEY osoULATRD RIGHT ALONG
To the Annoyance of the Other Male
Passengers, who had no OppOrtu-
nifty 10 Sin the Sweets.

The steamer Leary, on her way to Norfolk
last Saturday night, contained very spoony
couple-a couple that hailed from East Wash
ington. spoony well that is hardly the name
for It. They sat In the bow OF the boat and
AFFORDED very much fun for the other passsn-
gers. BY way Of diversion between insipid OBJ.
seryations about the moon and the last pic.
mic, they would go to kissing. Kissing Is all
right when It Is done In the parlor and the
blinds are down, but when couple make
such idiots Of themselves as to do It in public,
then the patience OF THE CRITIC reporter who
witnessed the affair is Just worn out.
His namo was John and he called her "My
darling" 1t was. growing late and chilly.
"Darling," said he, "are you cold?" She
chartered between her teeth and said, mo,
but fear you are. Hero, let mo give you
part OF this shawl" He drew very close and
said, swell, II you don't mind, you can throw
the shawl over my shoulders" She did this
and they Rugged up close to each other and
continued their talk In undertones. About
every three minutes they would cover their
heads with the shawl and resume their oscu-
latory exercise. The couple were voted nut.
sance by all on the boat-and all because tho
grapes were sour.
The Evening critic., 1884-07-02

Mr.. George II. Maisak, a popular young man
OF East Washington, and Miss Mary A. Dow.
ling, lovely young lady, also OF the East End,
were launched into the married state at 81.
Peters Catholic Church, Capitol Hill, at @
O'Clock last evening.
the ceremony was performed by Rev. Father
O'Sullivan.
The bride and bridesmaid, Miss Lizzie Mai
SAX, wore exquisite white elk dresses taste.
fully trimmed with point lace. Mr.. Daniel p.
Sullivan did the honor of best man. The
young couple received the congratulations OF
host OF friends before leaving the church,
and on arriving at their newly.furnishedh house
they were met by concourse OF friends.
The presents were numerous and we'll
chosen, and after pleasant reception and
royal COLLATION., the gathering broke up at
late hour.
The Evening critic., 1884-07-02
for genuine. anzfgSids an clothing. Elsemar
Bros aoelef Seventh and u.
ZINC Ohesapeake & Ohio CannI.

BALTIC, sun, Julyl.
Mr.. Lewis q. Smith, president OF the Chesa-
peake ohio Canal, who was In Baltimore yes
terday, said that large force of men are az
work repairing tho damages from the storm on
the line between Willlamsport and the Mono
cacy. The repairs Will require two weeks and
an outlay OF about 100000. The work will be
paid for when completed, and the money will
be raised On individual notes II necessary
The damage by the storm and the loss OF reVe.
nues by the canal, small as they are this sea-
son, are serious matters, but Mr. Smith says
when he contemplated the damage that the
continuance OF the storm for an hour longer
were not so bad as they might have been. The
twenty per cent. reduction In the pay OF EN-.
ployes ordered by the board OF directors went
mo euect Yesterday. The salary OF the presi
WIN hold us next meeting In Annapolis July
"a, When arrangements will bo made for de-
Tending me canal company In the suit OF the
pointed,
The Evening critic., 1884-07-02

The District OF Columbia will send to Nor
folk, TO participate in the Fourth OF July re-.
gatta, two four cared crews OF which any city
in the world might be proud. Both the Col
clubs, and the contest at Norfolk Will be the
most exciting and decisive in which the local
clubshave ever participated. II Will be contest
between the best material, thoroughly trained
and in splendid condition, and both In dead
earnest and with heavy bets on their success.
Largo numbers OF Washington people go TO
Norfolk TO witness the spirited contest.
The Evening critic., 1884-07-02
senator Rowcn,s Life saving Bill.

The bill introduced by Senator Bowen at
the present session, requiring railroads to
adopt some automatic car-coupler to save
human life and limb, is 80 manifestly In the
interest OF humanity and benevolenco that
the various quarters OF the country are al.
ways heartily responding to It.
Personal appeals and written communica-
lions In favor OF this bill have already been
made to several Senators, and II Is under.
stood that there 10 little doubt but that It will
promptly pass.
statistics show that three thousand are killed
and nine thousand crippled In coupling cars
In this country every year, humanity would
seem to demand prompt action In the premises.
The Evening critic., 1884-07-02
The Prize Poem.

Wiring" cried the editor man, ooh bring
Ere the robins nest In the linden trees
And the smell OF pansies ladies' the breeze-
poem made TO the theme OF spring.
NO hackneyed, paleied, senlle rhyme
Poets have sung since the birth OF time,
But a new, appropriate, beautiful thing"
The poets gathered from far around
The poets OF high and OF low degree
And, tuning their Tyres TO the concert o,
They filled the air with vernal soundi
They sang OF the sun and the APRIL show'rs,
or the brooks and the birds and the buddin'
now'rs-
But the editor bit his thumb and frowned.
AT last TO the editors presence came
A slender youth with bilious eye,
And never he deigned TO mako reply
10 the editors quest TO know his names
But when he unfolded his poem there,
Tho shouts that ravished the cold, palo air,
Bespoke the poets eternal fame.
Twas not lyric or purllng rlll,
Not ballad OF bird, nor rhyme OF llowr;
Twas not poem OF bloss0ming bow'r,
Nor song OF sheep on tho distant hill;
An, mol this beautiful owed 10 spring
Was much more plain and practical
thing
Twas spherical, fourgrain quInine pill.
-Chica9o M,oS.
The Evening critic., 1884-07-02
Killed by Rat Poison.

sad case OF accidental poisoning occurred
on Capitol Hill yesterday, In which Miss Lily
life. The young lady wont into the cellar
Monday evening TO get some milk, aud drank
the contents OF a cup. The liquid was white
turned out to be "Rough on Rats" a deadly
poieon, containing arsenic aud plaster OF
Paris. She was seized with violent cramps,
and Or. McKim and other physicians were
called in and gave her temporary relief, but
che died OF commissions Yesterday.
The Evening critic., 1884-07-02
Assignee smith Gives Hond.

IN the Equity Court this morning In the mat.
ter OF the bond OF Jay B. Smith, assignee OF j.
II; squier 4 Co., In the suit of Crawford and
oihers against the parties, he presented
Messrs. /. Il. W. Thompson, s. G. Cornish and
MIR. dunnell, OF Alexandria, as his suretles on
a bond for $4,000, and Judge Cox accepted
them, but required an additional bondsman
and gave MIR. Smith until Saturday TO secure
him. Mr.. Thompson qualified for 81 900, Mr.,
Cornish for $4,000 and Mr.. dAnnell for SlS,l
The Evening critic., 1884-07-02

The Baltimore & Ohio will sell tickets to tho
Democratic Convention at Chicago, comaienc.
ing sale July to z inclusive, and zo0d to re.
turn on or before July 1S, rate $3.50 for the
OF this city; the Wilmingt06club OF Delaware,
and the Baltimore Dapascratic Club all 60 via
Baltimore Ohiae,1eaving Saturday, July 5.
Now is your QprSftunity to have good time
Join the CQlembia Club. Call at Metropolitan
Hotel aprevening between z and 8 o'clock
and kRTe committee register you for Chicago.
The Evening critic., 1884-07-02

John wintersmith, superintendent OF the
House folding'room, has, by his promptness
TO business, his courtesies to the Members aud
his kindness TO the employees, won the esteem
OF all with whom he has come In contact. He
has syetematized the ONCE, thereby simplify
ing its working. He Is the peer OF any man
who has ever filled the position.
The Evening critic., 1884-07-02
The Assault on washington NaiIor.

Albert Beckett, tho colored man who made
an assault with a razor or knife on Mr.. Wash.
with assault in the Police Court to-day. Pros.
ecuting Attorney Thomas stated that
tho assault was OF serious char
acter, and as Mr.. Nailor was
not able TO appear the case would have TO be
continued. He also stated that he was in
formed that the defendant was employed to
attack MIR. Nailor.
Judge Smell said he did not believe that.
Bail was fixed at $500.