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The Evening critic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1881-1885, 1884-01-16
SOUTH WASHINGTON.

The river was opened yesterday by tho ar.
rival OF the Norfolk, Beary and M0seley, but
laet nights cold snap again hardened the Ice,
although IL Is stlli floating In cakee. To-day
the steamer Thompson Is expected with tho
Gibson. Tho only casualty reported on the
Moseley is the death by freezing OF the famous
he0dloss rooster, which raised such a disturb
ance recently In tho Police Court ana daily
papere.
Mr.. George Cronan, n weli.known steamboat
man and second mate OF the Moseley, and Miss
Annie Cherry were married yesterday after.
noon nt O'Clock at st. Dominic's Church. A
reception took place In the evening at Captain
SINNERS, OF the Mattano, which was largely
attended by steamboat men.
The marriage OF Miss Minnie Sullivan 70
Mr. John Leonard, tho well-known grocer, corr
Der Third and Il streets southwest, an event
that has been looked forward TO for weeks,
took place yesterday afternoon at 9 80 o'clock,
at 81. Dominic's Church. The building con-
tained many OF the young peoples friends.
John NJ. Williams and T.. d. Wright were tho
ushers. Father Horgan pronounced the cere-
mony. The bride wore O handsome travelling
dress OF pale green silk, with hat n match.
After the ceremony they proceeded to tho sta
ton and took the train for Philadelphia and
New York.
large number OF the friends OF Miss Lu
BillinRsley and Mr.. George Henderson, both
well known In tho social circles OF South Wash
ingten, assembled last evening at 8 O'Clock at
the Flfh Baptist Church to witness their
union In marriage. The bride was dressed in
beautiful dress OF blue velvet and wore
flowers in her hair. Rev. O. O. Meador per-
formed the ceremony, after which q reception
took place at the residence OF the brides pa
rents, No. 30 Thirteenth street southwest.
Messrs. Green and Yount acceptably per-
formed their duties as uBhere.
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ALEXANDRIA AFFAIRS.

An interesting meeting OF Golden Light
Lodge OF Good Templars was held last night.
gramme ofsongs,and recitations was rendered.
Several speeches was made relative 10 the
question OF local option.
Speaker Stuart, OF the House OF Delegates,
lature, signed by number of the residents OF
this city, asking for the privilege OF voting on
the question OF local option.
The manager OF the Dismal Swamp Lottery
Company In this city, against whom a true
bill was found by the grand Jury IN the Cor
poration Court ON Monday for unlawful gam
ing, has been admitted TO bail in the sum OF
$500 for his appearance on tho 9th instant,
at which time the case VIII DO tried. Hon.
John Goode is the attorney for the lottery
company.
the river yesterday and given trial and found
10 be In nret.class order, refiecting much
credit on their late efficient engineer, William
Simpson.
dent OF the Innrmary, and Miss Eliza Smith
yice-president. II has been suggested that tho
name OF the Alexandria Infrmary be changed
TO the Julia Johns Inilrmary."
Charles p. Janney, Peter Wise, T. Pan, Isaac
Eichberg and NJ. p. Vincent have been elected
board OF directors for the Eagle Mining Com
pany.
George Coats, who was Indicted by the grand
Jury OF The Corporation Court for robbery, was
yesterday acquitted. Julian W. Holt was ad-
mitted 10 practice In this court.
The United States Circuit and District
Courts which have been IN session In this city
adjourned yesterday Till the 9th Of February,
10 which time Judge Hughes reserved his de-
cision In tho White Hall gold mine case.
meeting OF the Board OF Fire wardens Will
BIO held tonight for the purpose OF electing q
driver for the steamer Hydraulion. The only
two candidates for the place are William
Price, who has been recommended by the
company, and william Crockett.
Mayor Deckham is still confined to his resi-
lcnCe by sickness. -..<<Gt
The Evening critic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1881-1885, 1884-01-16
WEST WASHINGTON

Tho friends Of Mr.. George Il. Dunlap, will
bo painod to hear OF the death OF his infant
cor, which occurred nj his residence on p
street last evening. The funeral will take
place nj . o'clock tomorrow.
Annie Maiden, aged 10, n destitute and sick
colored girl, was yesterday sent TO the Freed
mans Hospital.
Corn sold on Change this morning at 90
cent?, and wheat ut S1.08Gtl .13.
A poor old colored woman, whose age Is prob
ably over 10 yeare, llmped into tho Third Pre-
cinct Station this morning, and addressing
Onlcer Frank burroughs, said; ~ wants some
please, SIR"
"Give me your name and residence" said
The officer, and viii send you something"
~ would rather have de fuel, Mr.. Police, be-
Gus thinks the good noiehOOrs Will perYldo
me wild n bite. II hasn't had any IRE In my
house dis past week"
Tho ofIcer promlsed hor instant relief. This
is only sample OF the many cases OF absolute
dettltuilon eXisilnE In the District.
The Evening critic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1881-1885, 1884-01-16
LACONIC LOCALS,

POSTMASTER GENERAL GRESHAM has
returned from New York.
THE Philharmonic Society will rehearse
"Erl Kings Daughter" at Sheldon's Academy
this evening. "a,
DR. C. :n W s s,1o1,. ss.ss s-s "
Ninth strsst,BRssA~esf
Jsastsfesponse to tho request of Public
Printer Rounds the Commissioners have or.
dered gas lamp 10 BIO placed In Jacksons
alley, In the rear OF the Government Printing
Onlce.
The case against the undertaken (Zurhorst)
whom the Health onicer had arrested for VIC.
lating the health ordinance IN try ing to bury "A
child without permit was nolle pressed In
the Police Court 10 day.
A NUMBER of prominent citizens will
urge upon Major Dye, In the interest OF pre-
serving the trees, that citizens, when removing
enow, will be requested TO bank tho snow
around the roots OF the trees.
AN amicable bill in equity has been fled
by Pierce NJ. b. Young against Sallie L. VIII.
Jams, praying partition OF square north OF
square 1870 or the same sold and an equitable
distribution OF the proceeds.
JUSTICE JAMES to-day dismissed the bill
brought by Hattie It. Ooombs, pettloning for
divorce from Charles q. OOombs. The charges
were cruel treatment, and the use OF violent,
profane and Indecent language.
Mr.. LORENZO SINH and others, of New
jersey avenue southwest, have complained To
the Commissioners OF tho nuisance OccasiOned
by the accumulation OF water In square 743,
for which there 10 no means provided to drain.
JEREMIAH COSTELLO has entered suit on
tho law side Of the Court against Charles II.
Knight claiming SIC, 900 damages, It's alleged
that the defendant prosecuted the complainant
at the last Juue term Of the Criminal court for
forgery, and OF which charge he was acquitted,
but That he was injured by reason OF such
prosecution.
JOHN BUCKLEY was leaving the round
house yard OF the Baltimore & Potomac Rail.
road, whore he IA employed, last evening
when he was knocked down by LOCOMOTIVES
and crushed 70 death Buckley was go years
OF age and leaves awidOw ana ave children AZ
his late residence, d16 Third street southwest
where the Coroner Will hold an inquest.
Reduced, $40 overcoats to 10. Elseman, 7 Il n.
In was reported yesterday that two con-
ductors In the employ OF the Pennsylvania
Railroad Company had been suspended In
this city. 1t has also been stated that they
were the employees who RECALLED themselves
with oysters from one OF tho cars. II is al.
legged that more suspensions Will follow.
The Evening critic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1881-1885, 1884-01-16
EAST WASHINGTON.

Tho Marine Guard OF tho Navy.Yard Will
soon give their fret annual ball at Abner's
Hall. Elaborate preparations are being made.
Mr.. Thomas Talbert, who is connected with
u. NJ. Boteler's undertaking rooms, on Eighth
stroet, has, with ecroll.saw, cut a miniature
aidc-wheel steamboat out OF white holly. The
face IT, on ono OF the paddle-boxes and the
works Keep the walking-beam In constant mo-
tlon' IL Is complete, with cabins, In which
ton at Keife jewelry store, on Eighth street.
Mr.. W. z. Blake, while coasting last evening
on Capitol Hill, was seriously Injured about
the head and face. He was carried to DR.. An
derson on Second street northeast, where his
wound was dressed. He was conveyed TO his
home on T street northeast.
horse attached TO q wagon owned by Mr..
Gather took fright at the corner OF Sixth and
u streets this morning about IL 80 O'Clock
and dashed down Sixth street 10 Virginia ave.
nue., where no cOliided with some freight cars
and did much damage the horse and wagon.
The Evening critic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1881-1885, 1884-01-16
DIED.

CLARKE.-on January 10, 1884, at @ O'Clock
q. M, James William, beloved son of Mary aud
year OF his age.
Funeral will take place from tho residence
OF his mother, on Bates Road, Thursday,
friends respectfully invited to attend.
FRISBY.-On January Ii, 1881, at ll;lO
o'clock p. M, Eddie Frlsby, aged o years, 8
months and Ii days, son OF Frank and Liby
Frisby.
W0ODFIELD.-on Saturday, January 12,
1884, at ;b6 p. M, at his late residence, 1926
Maryland avenue northeast, Henry Blaney, be.
loved husband OF Mary Il. Woodneld, In his
42d year, formerly of the U. s. Navy.
CoKE.-Fell asleep In Jesus, on Monday
evening, at O 40 o'clock, after long ana palm
full Illness, which he bore with Christian rortl-
tude, Benjamin +. Coke, the beloved son OF
william and Emily Coke,
Notice OF funeral hereafter,
The Evening critic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1881-1885, 1884-01-16
The Alpha Delta Phi.

The Washington graduates OF tho Alpha
Delta Phi held their third annual reunion and
banquet at Wizards last evening. The officers
were all reelected. About forty members sat
down to the banquet, representing twelve
chapters. Judge Sconeld presided, and on his
right was Rev. W. A. Bartlett, d. D., Hon.
Henry Strong, OF Chicago, being on tho left.
Among others present were Hon. VIM. Birney,
Judge O. s. Bundy, Hon. Charles Uhesley,
George U. Chlpman, Congressman b. M.
Cutcheon, Edward Fleming OF tho Detroit Free
Press, DR.. g. 8. Palmer, ]. p, It. Upper, Rev.
Theodore 8. Wynkoop, George O. Round, Hon.
Henry Stockbridge and Rev. j. Il. Round. A
tornity songs sung.
The banquet was spread In the exquisite
style that has characterized Wizards Hotel
since the beginning OF Mr., staples admins
tration. Tho table was arranged In an un-
usually tasteful and handsome manner, n
hoar's head occupying ono end and a roast pig
the other. The menu would have done credit
TO the most famous restaurateur and dellNgt8t
the greatest epicure. sszefb
The Evening critic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1881-1885, 1884-01-16
TEMPERANCE WORK.
Mfnnehaha Lodge of GOOD rempIars.

The numerical strength of this lodge was
increased last evening by the admission of
several new members. committee, with DR..
Crandall as chairman, was appointed to ar
range for n series OF public temperance meet.
ings, to be held in South Washington, with
directions to engage the eloquent and forclble
lecturer, Mr.. Holden, OF Providence, r.. A
committee, with Mrs. Belva Lockwood, as
chairman, was appointed 10 call upon the
District Committees OF Congress in the inter-
est OF greater protection against the influence
OF the saloon. resolution was adopted
thanking the Hon. W. p. Hepburn for the in
PRODUCTION in the House OF Representatives of
the bill TO regulate the bar-rooms In this Dis
trict. The lodge will, this evening, pay fra
ternaf visit 10 Clements Lodge, at Washington
Hall, Capitol Hill. AT the close OF the business
session the lodge was entertained with a
piano solo,by Miss Mamie Pearson; recitation,
by Miss SEYMOUR remarks, by Mr.. G. f.
Potter, OF Minnesota; vocal solo, by Miss Cora
Il. Watson; remarks, by Mr.. NJ. II. Holden;
plano solo, by Miss +. McCulloch; remarks,
by Mr.. W. NJ. johnson, and vocal solo, by Mrs.
A, KalstrOm,
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Add 10 Your HousehoId 81 DDS.

Mr.. @. NJ. Towson announces nat prepare
lishment 636 Pepnsyiya riSzNvenue, he will
dispose OF his entire 3ol6f dry goods, car
pets, etc., at net cosh,S lateral reductions
will be made in thQzYfitp OF every article
which have alreaaf 1beeh marked down TO
very low figures, and forsted dress goods will
be sold at half utfte,' did Blankets, comforta.
bles, clothingfh osiery, bingham, Wamsutta
cotton, tablQgdAmask, towels, quilts, cash
meres, etcsBfered at wonderfully low prices.
The saletKnne ingram carpets VIII embrace
unusuaE bargains, and the closing sale In
every5{epartment will hold out the greatest
indpfemenfs to Judicious purchasers.
The Evening critic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1881-1885, 1884-01-16
FMr. Harmer's Navy-Yard BiIr.

Representative Harmer, OF Pennsylvania,
has introduced q bill IN the House to organize
the chiefs OF bureaus OF the Navy Department,
in connection with the Secretary, into an ad.
visory board, n majority OF the board to deter
mine the work TO be done under contract and
the amount to be done in the navy.
yards, oil work TO be done under
contract or otherwise TO be- sub.
mitted to the board for ap-
proval before being begun. Before any
vessels are built by contract the bill provides
that public advertisement for three months
shall be given. Under this bill the heads OF
bureaus Will be responsible for what Is done.
At present the advertising boards are only
temporary, and, after giving directions, go out
OF existence, and no one becomes directly
responsible for mistakes. The Dill is es.
pecially intended TO prevent the shifting of
responsibility.
The Evening critic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1881-1885, 1884-01-16
The Sale OF Farm Products.

The clause In the Police bill for the District
and relating 20 the sale OF farm products
within one square OF markets. says Market.
master Buell., does not prohibit the farmers
from disposlng OF their products within one
SQUARE OF any mHrket.hOuse, but designates
the hours that farmers shall DO permitted to
sell al retau, which this hlll says shall be
passing Of this bill, says Mr., Buell., would be
hut justice To the dealers inside OF the mar.
kets, who pay license TO tho District The
farmers are not required 20 pay any license, The
hill In question would give marketmen two
hours more than the farmers In which 20 sell
M retail, The farmers, however, would be
able To sell at wholesale after 10 O'Clock a. m.
This statement ia made for the reason that
some Of the newspapers reporting this clause
of the bill state that II Is prohibitorY R0sfar as
the farmers are concerned. ,.sss
-&S~~-
The Evening critic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1881-1885, 1884-01-16
MARRIED..

COkCORAN - HOWE. - In Pittsburgh, on
Thursday, January 10, 1884, by the Rev. Boyd
Vincent, William St. Clair Corcoran and Jennie
o., daughter OF tho late Hon. Thomas N.
Howe.
MURpUY-KEANE,-k Baltimore, Septem-
Der 20, 1883, by the Rev. G.. W. Devine, Daniel
Murphy, to Kate O. Keane, both OF Washing
ton.
The Evening critic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1881-1885, 1884-01-16
A Disgrace 10 the Authorities.

"rhe. snow OF yesterday did not amount to
much" remarked a citizen 10 q reporter, "and
yet It Will serve to render Pennsylvania ave-
nue. from Fourteenth TO Now York avenue i'm.
possible for week. II there is one thing To
The disgrace OF this city it is the almost con-
stantly bal condition OF the streets at that
point IL tgkes less snow TO turn the Avenue
into a river and more time 10 get IL away than
through It every day the way hayeitaegs
The Evening critic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1881-1885, 1884-01-16
DISTRICT COURTS TO-DAY.

EQUITY CoURT-Justice James.-Yost vs..
Weaver; consent decree for sale. Clark vs..
Bobiayer; conveyance finally ratified. Nc
Dowell VS.. Connolly; sale finally ratified
Smith VS., Robinson; sale confirmed nisI.
Moore vs. HarrisOn sale confirmed tlnally.
Coombs VS.. CoOmbs; dismissal OF bill ordered.
COURT IN GENERAL TERM-Chief Justice
Cartier aud Justices Hagner aud CoX.-Mackall
vs.. Richards; on hearing. .ssa
The Evening critic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1881-1885, 1884-01-16
AUCTION yAIEy.
RY ). r. t C0LDWELL,


ID Auctioneer.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE PROP
ERTY IN GEORGETOWN, ID. q.
By virtue Of n certain deed of truat bearing date
on the 9th day of July, A. y. 1873, and duly re-
corded In llber No, $780, folio i0 ct seq one of the
land records OF the District OF Columbia, we Will
sell at public auction in front OF the premises .x.
on Monday. the 18th day of January, A. D. aI3
lssi; ny $3.50 o'clock =; M, the followingde- sl.-
town, District Of Columbia, TO wits
All that certain piece or parcel.oferound known
and distinguished as, and being los numbered two
hundred and sixteen (2l8) in Beatty a Hawking
ADDITION TO Georgetown, fronting on the south
side Of Sixth street, between Frederick and Mar.
ket streets, seventy (70) feet by depth of one
provements, etc.
Terms OF sale; one.thlrd cash, balance in three
equal payments in 0, II and IS months, and so.
cured by deed OF trust the property sold all
cash az option ofpurchaser. One hundred dollars
deposit at time Of sale md all conveyancing and
recording az the cost Of purchaser. Terms TO be
compiled with within seven days from day OF SALE
otherwise the trustees reserve tho right to resell
the property at the cost and risk OF defaulting
purchaser after seven days advertisement.
ID. II. WARMER,
JNO. JOY EDISON,
The Evening critic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1881-1885, 1884-01-16
How Money May he sayeds.

Al this time, when the pressing JSceds OF tho
poor for relief and protectiontp5m the cold Is
pie, IL is well 20 knoYeefmt d. Robinson's es-
tablishment, 0Oq, Rehnsy lyanta avenue, 10 the
place 10 get lhssTery best clothing of every de-
scriptiol. tseboys OF all ages and at the very
loWpsISSficee.
The Evening critic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1881-1885, 1884-01-16
URDERTAGERS.
ADDTHoM b

ADDISON Day,
PRACTICAL UNDERTAKEN AND Cal INET
MAKER.
Ready made Collins, Baskets and Shrouds, No.
1Ol "a st., corner of O Q, W, Branch Store, gu
Mass. ave. n, W. Orders promptly executed Al
reasonable rates f3ti
The Evening critic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1881-1885, 1884-01-16
BUSINESS CHANCES.

w building lot somewhere in the Northwest
beouon OF me city must be a bargain. Address,
b'h'pB Ioealion and price, NJ. ID. H., Critic office.
The Evening critic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1881-1885, 1884-01-16
Fine uand.sew~ss n oes

In great variety for.s9sftlomen and ladies' {;
also the beat makeUm machine.made goods
for ladies, gepgtetien, boys, misses and chill.
dren at Eaty moderate prices. Call and ex-
nminesffie stock. II. s. Gartrell, 900 Seventh
stretf, corner OF l.,
The Evening critic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1881-1885, 1884-01-16
MIR. Rice, Photographers.

announces a great REDUCTION, ts,akho photos for
a short season, gives M sRqts6nal attention TO
every sitting, and gllaI,tatees sup rlor work
The finest appokpSedT do in the city. In.
yltes your lnaSBection. Cabinet photos SO per
dozen, Blvc,' f217 and 1919 Pennsylvania ave-
The Evening critic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1881-1885, 1884-01-16
WASHINGTON SCHOOL

OF PHUNOUNAFI1 NHU T1PFrW M THU
DAT / Street Northwest,
spl2 j. A. WHITCoMB, Principal.
TIME BOYS ENGLISH AND CLASSICAL
Il High School, j. w. Hunt principal, COM
mences Its fifteenth year September 10, 1853, In
the north session room OF DIR. Sunderlants
Church, 4h at. NV. Instruction thorough. Its
pupils as q rule take high rank In the colleges,
Government schools and universities, Address
the principal, Lock Box 535, Washington, ID. O.,
for circulars, testimonials of patrons or an Inter,
view. self
YUyHE NORWOOD INSTITUTE.
Il A SELECT BoARDING and DAY SCHOOL,
for young ladies and children. Mr. and Mrs VIM.
d. Cabeli, Principals, 1872 and 1914 18th Bt. n W.
COMMERCIAL COLLEGE STUDIES AND
" shorthand; l4th year; JAMES CORRIDoN,
private tutor. Emerson Institute, Ola 18th street
northwest. ang2stf
The Evening critic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1881-1885, 1884-01-16
rI,enistrict MorlnIIty.

Tho mortality OF tho District for the past
week was considerably lower than for several
weeks past-03. or these, 90 were white and
3S colored. There were IL deaths from meas
les, showing very little decrease. -.sa
Collars aud, Cg1papT
at Morgan's steam laundrYsb1T Ninth street
northwest. Lowest pricte.f
The Evening critic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1881-1885, 1884-01-16

GESTs.-I have tafe9f1t quite one bottle OF
the Hop Bitters.sfw3sa feeble old man OF 7S
when got Ia To-day I am as active and feel
as wellssfd did at so. see q great many that
RuedsuCh a medicine. ID. DoYCE,o,,
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PERSONAL.

PERSONAL. ..s.ssps''
A GENTLEMAN .wHQ.<2tzsX FINE
day RUa1 party MSuSd While Sdp sno W a
for the ssss .he e.her pSTs Of 1, sns
fts,aurant, corner Of III and Fs,s 10 Messrs
Josiah simpson and Charles n Miller, who VIII
Ftspon'0 for a" w nnf aST %Tht fs psc'
uARRY, II YOU WANT TO LIVE Ikea
and lunches a. me IAN Right DInipg Rooms
lunehes in the city At the lowest rates. jas
TJNHE AUTHOR OF 1.-THE CONFESSIONS
Il ora Society Girl" which appeared In the
iageous by addressing the underslgned. Commu-
nication will be considered strictly confidential.
address Publlsher, Critic Office Ias.8t
DEN ART 1NsTI1 UTE. 925 9TH ST. N. w.
u An kinds OF pen work exeeuteGi evening In
eiruction in business penmanshp j.. r.
McCarty and daughter. ja5.lm
INSTRUCTION GIVEN ON THE ORGAN,
WIN adrSss sa deac s
DRoFEssoR j. G. COLLINS WILL GIVE
Club Exercises at zoe Second St. n. W., or ut
Roman Cosr ana dc Catches Catch ia Can
Wlettllng. Lessons from Ia "a, to p. m. daily.
DICE. PHOTOGRAPHER, HAS REDUCED
splendid opporiaDity TO obtain 20 rstciS Ssv por
trait AZ lou yatoa ~ ~ ~ dS1.tf
80. .. ~" .s,es. ven
VISITING GovERNEss-YoUNe OR AID
W. vanced pupils taught by Miss Alice NJ. Rob
H. W.; The very best references can be given. - y
ui0'i
DRAwINa AND PAINTING TAUGHT BY
- Miss Kate Robinson; terms moderate; best
ieieiehces siNen' Apply ~ 1919 "i''ss' ave- h' W.
o,otl
DR GEORGE w. EGI,EsTON. DENTIST
ofice and reaidencc corner i2th and "a sts
2; W. All bIanches Of den,,istry periofmed;,
; tguIiu gus aoihis'ereu 'or Panieas eA'rac'i1n
tee.n. oll-I
MADAM ROSS, THE LONG ESTA BLISHED
M reliable Claifyoyapt md Aetrologist, giyes
better satisiacton in ali iirs oi life ihnn anyone
The Evening critic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1881-1885, 1884-01-16

viii be given away M hsssconcort tonight at
Congregational Chtft4 by Excelsior Choral
Society and CEgstalbiHle Council, No. l. Adj
mission 2Scents, observation-disclosures.
The Evening critic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1881-1885, 1884-01-16

The Gold Prize BahX4n6w Commences Mon.
day, January p, .1SSf ADJ Will continue one
week. one blsndfed ind ttty dollars In gold
win be distributed igpqzes, Regular stage
entertainment to night ~ 3 o'olocki
The Evening critic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1881-1885, 1884-01-16

HOwE'S BUSINESS SCHOOL, 5l7 7TH
III ST.. has the best business penmanship and
The most practical instruction. Bookkeeping
taught without text books, enabling scholars to
than half the usual time. Business course In
bookkeeping, penmanship, arithmetic, spelling
and correspondence, % q month, sl2 for three
months Howe's rapid business penmanship
nlnne. n.
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MO CURE NO PAY.-WHITEHURSTS CE-
IN dar Balsam Is warranted to cure Coughs,
Colds, Group, Throat and Lung Diseases. etc. Six
drops dose. Try It, If not satisfied return the
empty bottle and get your money back sold by
druggists. Price Csc. W. ). Thompson. 700 10th st.