The Evening critic., 1884-06-27
THE MORNING NEWS.

worked over ana Furnished Up
Fresh.
m and eStingn,abes ut 10 Ak n M. ~ ~
Tho iii, 81 ,ho Io,o Mr. EI;y. Co5r 80
phiiada,nhta iaavaa ahout Zion mn ~ Tsytnno "a
lie cSariiies'' "'N' 9A00'oo" W o'''o-
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IL is reported that there were eight
4eans from cnoiera III IouioD' FRANCE on
-
A rapid and dangerous rise OF the Poto-
mac at Great Falls continued all day yesterday
and last night.
st. Johns College, Annapolis, has conferred
the degree OF LII. d. upon the Hon. 7. W. Bart
ley, OF this city.
W. Bnrkhnrt es n notary public Tor tho Dis.
tr;c, ~ Tnin,,h,o ho'"'' p"'''o 'oi 'uo Di''
"i $500 =. - r,
., ME n,,s y; NUrr,S anu , ~, nco'n '9 n,n
insOn co,ieso tnis year.
Ine secretary OF the Ireasury mas IS
sued bond call for $40 100000 of three per-
'' The : Treasurer is now issuing one and
two-dollar notes In exchange for United States
and National bank notes redeemed.
A silver watch is reported as being
Street. near Thirteenth street southeast. VI
Tbo Cor,n,rolIor or tho Crrroror ho,
oo;,sn ,r p,e,onan, u, ,h ne o Tuoy nus
Eauonal panEs AT the Close OF business on
ffloay, June ~.
The Comptroller of tho Currency has
called for statement OF the condition OF Ma
of business, June 20.
Miss Hilbert, of No. 1887 Pennsylvania
avenue, has notified the police that gold
and rubies. were stolen from her residence on
| the leth inst,
Tho Uash;noton Codat Corns bovo s,od
ar,,ca, 80 swn.o,,oy p,,t ~ i p
| corder. The object is Tor literary aud educa-
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| perfection In military afrairs.
Abopt eavon bundrad Iioror daaIara NJ
1 r,ao,s,, ~ - a 1890 .o"' ~ y.
In,iadeipnia were summoned before Judge
ssteettoluny W onow vausp Why tnor ~
Senses snouia not % iorietea DecaVse Oh ineir
,v.oaauoh NJ an oiu low svsoln.ns .no saio VI
iquors. me mat!er Is inc outcome OF cru
'auo MAUI ~ sno Ia" auu o'uol oooioy.
Patrick OBrien, laborer on the Balti-
more Philadelphia Railroad, was shot and
saloon OF the latter. In Wilmington, Del,
Wrad y, n,snr. nU ', otas inas no
aitarca,tnn' and 'l that ,ha r,I,inc az n.Pr,sn
aa.ei a,1, anu 'ha' INC Killing VI orieh
was accioen'ai'
A meeting of c0l0red citizens of the
Eighth School Division wasiheld ar Melodeon
| Hall, in East Washington, last night, Mr.. John
| W. Freeman presiding. The meeting adopted
resolutions petitioning the commissioners to
select gentleman from their district to I'LL a
| vacancy on the board next month"; Messrs
John W. freeman, John Bell, George Mccoy
s an .. hno4 Brown were appolnteo q commit
zee 10 wait on the commissioners
The Columbia Boat Club did not hold its
regatta last night owing TO the high water and
strong current. Tho lady frienda and other
admirers were present In large numbers, and
| expressed much regret that the rap was post
| poned. President Coon quelled Mat might
have been small-sized fndiRnau& meeting
| by announcing that the musiQ I'D be on
| hand coon. The music arrived al b dancing
| proceeded the same as usual.
Tho fnneraI services over tho remaina NJ
canarai word "a prrna,, xvera narrornsad IL q,
| ayan,ng N, The Chvrcb ~ re snttnhanv saas
Ire sn13amn nv cararnony tha Syrapnatny..
| ,iecad IN ,ha SaS,,hnIe srT y,awaa no
l tr,anSa whn bad osaembted and yho ,rcJ, ~ Ia
sacrsterv TaIier VIM "a iaohtnsnn GsneraI
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