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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-01-18
Gouarinershlp Noiltes.


4 FTER THIS DATE the PaTmenter CrayOn
~ t0mpany Of Mnirhan, Mass. relinqushes the
sh, Of tie business heretofore transacted at No 43 Doys
New York under OF yOu and Slate
Company PAKMENTER CKAAON COMPANY,
Ja1uaTy 7, 1854 Wathom Mass
business OF the American Cr0yOn and slate Company
heretofore owned by The farmoner Crayon Company VIII
hereafter carried heretofore under the hrm
aud the place, As Deyst Neg-l ork CITY, by
SPECIALITY MANUFACTURING COMPANY.
NOS. 459 4Gl BROADWAY
q MAIDEN LANE.
THE COPARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE
Il existing under the o. HODGMAN & co. IS dis
solved by mutual consent STEPHEN BARKER retiring
FROM taking the business OF No p Maiden Lane
GEORGE 4. HODGMAN will sign in liquidation
GEORGE +. II DDGMAN,
STEPHEN BARKER,
MARGARET DE f. HODGNAN.
The undersigned VIII continue the business under the same
at 100 and 4Gl Broadway. - - -xo.o,,.,-
MARGARET DE F. HODGMAN.
New-YOrk, January l, 1885,.
SAY FRANCISCO, Jan. ], 1Ss4
WE HAVE this date admitted, Mr.. Frank
w = Johnson, carlton G. Coleman Of San Francisco
and Mr. Richard Delaei a NewI0Tk, rs partners IN our
1rm WIN. T. COLEMAN co.
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etromtcais aro nailrrans
baltimore AND OHIO RAILROAD.
ID MODEL FAST LINE TO THE M Isl,

4 p
va Philadelphia, Baltimore spd washington
Trims leave IRON Pcnnsyvanie r. r Depot ,,. urov+
' psf nqgdaY A 81 N raXFR aT ou ceCis
COACHES 20 Chicago Cincinnati 81 LOUIS 'on"
daily Tor wsiHEon TiS. ES SGnffl syrsgs
,y 81 STpP Pagn. Vi az ar Railroad 900
BOSTON VIA STONINGT0N LINE.
ID steamers sroNINGToN and hHiU1E q, 30 D.
CAM ySSve on f rs from steamers iandnl through 70
boston. Providence Ilae for freight Only drga r'' ~
THIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.-Passenger
IL mains depot footo coraud' and ,9S
't1 .r So b sSs dsGhc , wre. Sg es9d va
very Ihacs Geneva Lyons. Rvfao and the West n az
1Ton fr f Ssaf BeheSen and coolsy ., ,-
Trans GavRE 5,s SP ana s,on coa rcgon srnda
inn local for Ma1ch Chunk slol m Lave Mao'' '"'"N
Genera Eastern once corner q GhpF TfS S1g 6 A
NORWICH LINE. Inside Winter Route
To BOSTON, az WORCESTER, So 90. NASHUA $500
PORTLAND. SO, and no transfer
Steamers CITY OF NETWORK
and
CITY OF LAWRENCE
LAWN rer No 40 North River foot o Wattst next pier
Sbove Desbiossest Ferry daily except sundays at 4SO u
NEW YORK CENTRAL AND HuDSOSoSN
y RIVER @ DEPOT nov d. 1882
3 a. NJ Western New-YoTk aud Northern Express VII"
S6 no. Fast Limited chicago Express with dnins ears
stopping IA A99P Sjo Ud CHICAGO io
fafNa M
10 10 m, Chicago Express dra|ing room cars TO On1
daIrla Rochester Buffalo; CONNECTS io ,,h
III m Western New-York and Northern Express WIN
drawing. room carr, connecting for Rutlaud ,, ..
$780, m. Albany, Troy and Uuca Express oha"i"e iiu
cars. 49,. m, 1roc
.G n m - Ions Express with sleeping CIT, Ior
Falls uiialo Cincinnati except saturday, loieuo peoi
end Il LOUIS. o. S,-rocrso and IN
a " Pacific Fynress with sleeping cars Tor rochester
Detroit Chicago ST. LOUIS OsWe
20 also LOwViie except saturday, - - .rN.D- "a
ii m Night Expiess, With sleeping cars 70 Af9gny ~
rv fonnects with morning trains ior tbe West anu
Moth Except saturday night. -, ~, 40 r poortpc
Tickets on Grand Central Depot ~ y iSonnS
Green go and 10 broadway and At Wsstcot 1 R,S
Of}ces Parf place and 75 and 9l2 lroadWHy NV" ~
ana 38 Wash ngon and So Futon sts, BrooSyn ana 20
FOurth-st. Williamsburg . .ra s,oo,irg cara ran he
Accommodations drawing room anG seepns nv "a" D
gf of ticket offices III New OIh 'I'y
TisCeace cal ed for and checked from reslaence sA
These trains daily AL others Caly exc RS sunny
J. NJ. TOUCEY, l..oI p ~, ., - ,o'11,
nOPUT AR SHORE TINE.-FOr Providence,
/ rosto, and fbe Fast Trail from Grand tentlhi Depot
n rec evnress trains daily SUNDAYS eXccIteW u boston
m psrior car attached and lop m WIN pllae
foeIne cars, sundays ~ ~ p M wv tlai 1icpof ~ NJ
~ arrives al Newport 5p. IN fal'VSi y AGENT
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-01-18
Memorials

CHARLES Buck l. CO.,
u ARCHITECTS, -,
have removed 10 their new offices IN TEE BERKS
corner Madsonave aud 52dst and oner or sale Tue follow
ing 10 and % East 0Jthst and Nos 20 9
% last 6ist-st Houses always open. Description ana
prices application.
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Dnslncss Chances.

TOR SALE.-0n account of ill-health, at
great bargain the entire property Of very successful
Illustrated monthly journal Of high character
patronage and capable OF VIDE eNen
sion An opportunity Ia the publishing
business address SCOTT, r. o. Box Lob
TOR SALE. TO Publisher or Printer.-A half
i interest IN established gazne IN valuable Advertising
field oilers bargain u right party 10 be oI 1us
hess management. Address OWNER. Tribune once
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DOUBLE TRACK. THE. MOST IMPROVED , EQUIP
MEND AND TIE FASTEST TINE CONSI5I'
tNT MiTn ABsOIuTE sAfEIl

Street Ferries OilIws- 40.
$40, 0. 81 and 10 m. and II night sundays ~
% Limited anG 10 m 4. g. = tanf m. ana - nsh
Trains feavine New York daily except sunday IZQ 500
end l:lVa M "a aDd7 connecting al trenton to'
Camden.
SD g. 4. 4.3j Monday ESQ, $50. $40 o.30
IL and lll3 m Limited Express l3o and $50 P. M
J. Sd 3. 4, $50. 10. 7A5 and3 on sunday, lzDl
80 $50. 4:pn 35 $50 4 5:2O Limttedl, G3o 1AD
ard1 m Leave Philadelphia VIA Camdens 500 IN daily
except SUNDAY
md loot Desbroses ana COrt8nd streets Conrtst and
Rrookvn Annex station loot o. Fultonsi brookyu bnschs
Vntel ITObOgen. Station Jersey (iv EmicIaut Ticket
Omce 80 : Battery Place and Caste Garden
Tbe New York Transfer Company Will call OI anu check
bo,c hotels aud residences
CHARLES l. PUGH J. r. WOOD.
Genera Manager General Passf AGENT
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Orean Cleaners.

rCu0R LINE. Y. s. Mail Steamships.
y saffron NswA ORR every ssiunriayior
From PieI 20 North River
u,o,,A Han - 10 a M / A NCito Feb. 2, r. M
sa,SseIA Ian 26 a IN, UitN E~Si A. Feb 9, r. N
yAh saDlu passage. $50 10 SO Second cabin, So.
Sfocrage outward. S2S prepaid, S&l. 80. -.
Nov Line Drafts issued 1T lowest pal0Ire Oh
gu i'm IN gard. scotland aud Ireland
tA cabin Plans Hook o. Inure &C. aii1
'"' f HENDERSON BkOI HERS, b0Nhns oI9en
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DENNSYLYANIA RAILROAD.

GREAT TRUNK LIN
AND UNITED STATUS MAIL hlO "a. e.~oo.
Trains leave New York Desroses ard CorlahN S're'
Ferries as iOlOwe r,,,ti,,,,
Eor1sbure 1tts6urc the West and souf WIN du' war
Palace nttached n Cond ~ c1ly si VI
nnd Chicaco Limited. Paror DINING Smokhis aiu ''oi
inc Cars ~ . n M dav "a re- % Z
m, CONNECTING CORY Titusvile Petroeu Oo'i'
prd tIe oil Regions -, .-,....os ,v,sttr,,,o
aitim0re Wasitr~ end file south Limited WaShh ~
Txrrese' a. pull-on Tarlor daily CNcet sunday ~
n arrive Washington i;)5 REGULAR wa I, snG 20 "
ftG26 and n m $40 and and u nilI,. va :
and D. r. r. / and7 md ~ nicht sunday VIA D. GU i
RR - = m, in and II night vi" b. ANU n" =
For Aflontic CIV cvcort SUNDAY
For Cane Wav evcp'it sunday. lllo1 n
Lone iranch Bqv Head Junction ond iuterneoa'e sa"ns
vie Railway grd Ambov m. J. noon, ';lu y w va
Sunday ~ ard dooe not etor n Fhny IsrS t,s
Z Troqlvn Anrov' connect VIII ~ lnlol-u 49,
at Jersey Citv sfordiur speedy ano duec uan7i7i "
Trans arT1veTFrom Ispurg G1o and llzo m $50 ana
l03O n "a, Fouv and Z daily except MONDAY, FROM
and baltimore ssh b:jJ n.; in SOD 800
G.so -: ~ and lO:sj suI az, Ga GOO M: 100 anu
i0Sfn =, From Baltimore 1.2o sundays, 3 T m
From Ihiadcnlta. $50 Clio ESQ $40 Z e!cep Monday
900 o9O 1910 11:9iq N leo 2 -" 300 63O. 0;ZG
5S7.go $50 a.oN 1000 1920 and 1885 pm. sunday
$50 80 c:S5 $50 7O5. 1885 am G2O 1885, 80 1919
n
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-01-18

DOPUIAR SHORE LlNE:-tor Pro D,,o1 hnCc,
n r, eyrress trains iay Sundays EXCITED t. BoStona
~ IN lpsrlor car attached and lop M WIN plll q
sceYinp carsl sundays ~ - m WIN ptAc sftpuS
csTs Ncwlmt express ewes G psTor cars attached "
arrives az NtWlcIl . 'P' III NJ pOPPLE Agent.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-01-18

" NOTICE LANE 70 TIE" ,
.rpou NEW.YOKK TO LIVERPOOL VIA QUEEN :
raw TOWN.
-, =, ,STA "Wednesday Jan. ~ 80 ..
CErrnmNNTA ........ "Wednesday. Jan. 30, Z a. N.
bOtdda,sN, Neaacsday REQ. o y. n
farSfA ...... wednesday. tcb. L $. o. - a. H.
% tAani Mini a9ss,rn $50 $50 ana sl01 -. .,u ,
cts and from all parts o., very ~"
Fr,ieht and passage office No lowing nrt.n.
iS"S NEKNON II. bliONN q W. Agents
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6itnatlons ruaniro-- females.

AN ACCOMPLISHED young lady, age Is,
~ desires position ldys companion or nursery gov.
hes Eng ish German and nsic can Yer two
frO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-01-18
Gnnnrinl.
TBinD NATIONAL BANK

NV YorK jan, ?, is3LS
AT A MEETING OF the board go, OF rr Gl-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-01-18

20 TRAINS EACH WAY WEEK. DAYS AND } o.
SUNDAY 3 STATIONS IN PHlLADEL
IHlA. IN NEW YORK
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The Trade Dollar.

10 ne EditOr Of The Erenia1 Cylt;c:
by the fifteenth section OF the act Of Febru-
Gry IL, 1873 IL is provided "that the silver
coins cf the United States shall be a trade dol
lar, holI.dollar or iifty-cont piece, quarter
dollar or twenty.lve.cent piece, u dime or ten
cent piece. Said coins shall be legal tender
at their nominal value for any amount no; ex.
ceodiDg Ave dollars in any ono payment"
Section of the act OF July %, 1876, took
away the legal tender property OF tho trade
dollar, but continued It's coinage at the dlscre-
tion Of the Secretary Of the Treasury. Now If
Congress Will Immediately restore to the trade
dollar tho legal tender property which tho
law authorizing lte creation gave It, 1t viii re-
deem Itself and there Will be littlo or no no.
cessity for further legislation, except, per-
haps, to prohibit Its further coinage.
But why not give II an unconditional legal
tender and make II equal TO the standard dol
lar? II is OF the same fneness and weighs
seven and a-hnlf grains moro. There would
be no more improprlety In this than there is
in the circulation of our half dollar. OF these
We have four varletiee, viz, Act of 1902, a
half dollar OF the weight OF 20S grains; that
Of 1887, 206f grains; that OF 1868, 1872
graine, and that of 1873 OF tho weight Of
12lh grammos, equal 10 about 1872 0.10 grains
Tho first two are a legal tender for any
amount as well as the quarters and dimes
the last two alegal tender not exceeding So In
any one payment.
ONE OF THE PEOPLE.
The Evening critic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1881-1885, 1884-05-07
Not the PrOyrietor.

TO Tie Editor Of We EttNtn0 UTltlc.
AS the statement has been made In tho public
press OF this city that am the proprietor Of
The Central Hotel, and as that statement may
prove detrimental to me, deem II necessary,
IN justice to myself and family, to totally deny
u, and TO say TO my friends and the public that
iho management and propriotorshlp were
transferred into the hands OF others since the
1st Of last November, and that am IN no man
nor responsible for anything that has oc'
CURED there since that time.
II. j. MARSHALL.
The Evening critic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1881-1885, 1884-05-07

WITHIN the past two weeks two little
infants, residing in East Washington, have
nearly lost their lives by being attacked by
vicious dogs. Is there no law to prohibit
the running at large, without muzllc, of
such animals2
The Evening critic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1881-1885, 1884-05-07

THE idea Of would-be Democratic
organ with very strong Blaine attach
ment reading old and well-tried Democrats
out Of the party is too funny for anything
If Artemus Ward were living he would bo
very apt TO designate the author of the
"rcading OUT articles as "a amoosin little
fuee -
The Evening critic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1881-1885, 1884-05-07
FOR pLYER PUNCHES
a FOR POSTAL NOTES.
posrorrIcE DEPARTMENT.,

wAsHINGToS, ID. O., April ", 1851
Scaled proposals Will be received nt this De-
pnrtment until ~ O'Clock noon, on Saturday the
18th day OF May, 1854, for furnishing 1900 Plyer
Punches for postal notes, TO be delivered nt TINS
Department on or before the 10th day OF June,
1881,
The punches to be furnished by the successful
bidder must conform In every respect TO the sam
pie while il may be seen and examined at the of
lice of the Superintendent Of the Money Order
system, POstofaCe Department, Washington, ID.
n. "; philadelphia, Pal Chicago ILL., and B)s-
ton, Mass.
with the printed forms and specifications. which
will be furnished on application by letter to the
superintendent of the MOney.Order System,
POstoflice Department, Washington, ID. o. to
whom bidders should address tnelr sealed pro-
a decision on the bids will be made on or be.
fore the Goth day of May, 1884, the right being re-
W. q. GRESHAM,
aplqwSs.st Postmaster. General,
The Evening critic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1881-1885, 1884-05-07

THE Pope's bull against the comet was
not morc"prepostorous than the attempt of
tho Post to read Eaton, of Connecticut, out
Of the Democratic party.
The Evening critic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1881-1885, 1884-05-07

- In a day or two tho first number OF tho
A9itatOT Will be Issued In this city.
The prospectus announces that
"The Agttdt0r Will be published weekly
will be the organ OF tho National Protective
League and Will devote Its energies to the vim.
dication and assertion Of personal and natural
liberty, and Will advocate all measures look
Ing to the ameliDratlon OF the condition Of the
people, and with facts, liguros and argument,
Will s.renuously oppose all sumptuary laws
and class legielatfon, and while being non.
sectarian, VIII be energefically and decidedly
Amerlcnn."
The Evening critic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1881-1885, 1884-05-07

THE striking out of the cnacting clause
of the Morrison Tariff bill yesterday is ro-
garded as putting an end to all tariff legis-
lation for this session of Congress.
The Evening critic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1881-1885, 1884-05-07
xzs ON federAte Home Project.

dnSThe association 70 6il In the construction OF
an asylum for crippled and decrepld eX.Con-
federate soldiers meets this evening at tho
National Hotel, TO take Into consideration the
on the 'Soudan, IN Egypt" and for other I'm.
portant business matters. All the members
and others interested In this worthy object
should be present, ,a8
The Evening critic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1881-1885, 1884-05-07

THE Senate has passed free bridge bill.
Now let the House do its duty aud We will
have free communication with Virginia.
The Evening critic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1881-1885, 1884-05-07

THERE is what is called "black list" in
one of our morning contemporaries. We
guess the people SO designated can stand IT,.
The Evening critic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1881-1885, 1884-05-07

THE vaporings of the Post about tho
Democratic party has tho tendency to re-
call the action of the tailors Of Tooley
cirfpt
The Evening critic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1881-1885, 1884-05-07
Mheroin Illey DIMer.
Yonkers Statesman.

lUnktfb 6IATtNlnun,
camel VIII work for seven or elght days
without drinking, In this he differs from
come men who Will drink soyen or eight days
without working,
The Evening critic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1881-1885, 1884-05-07

THE tariff should be revised, but not in a
crude, horizontal way.
The Evening critic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1881-1885, 1884-05-07

Norrlstown Herald.
rural debating society proposes to discuss
the question, "Resolved, That the Salvation
Army has done more harm TO Christianity than
have the athelstlc orations OF Ingersoll."
The Evening critic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1881-1885, 1884-05-07
serenade TO Mr.. Robinson, of Ohio.

W RAAs ANNbAh5Ons W.
Arrangements have been made by memOers
OF the ohio Republican Association and other
Ohio Republicans In Washington to serenade
General james s. Robinson, candidate for Sec.
Iotary Of State, at the Ebbiu House this eyon-
Ing, May z.
Tho Hon. VIM, Lawrence, president OF tho
association, VIII prcside.
Speeches VIII be made by tho Hon. BENJAMIN
ButterwoTth, the Hon. James 3. Robinson, the
Hon. j. d. Taylor, ihe Hon. VIM. Mckinley, trp
OHIO; the Hon. John A. Basson, Iowa; Hon.
Thomas i. Reed, Maine; tho Hon. Frank His.
cock, New York; the Hon. VIM. II. Calklns, In
ulan0, and others.
Music Tor tho occasion will DO furnished by
the Mailne Band.
Mud-Fliuging Campaign Ahead.
N. y, Journal
1t looks as II the coming campaign Will bo
one OF calumny and ISLANDERS, and already
clouds Of libel suits appear ON tho political
horizon,
CAn1NET.sIzE photographs, only $3.50 per
dozen. Chester & Handy, 426 Seventh ST. NV.
The Evening critic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1881-1885, 1884-05-07
DROPOsAI.s ron MATERIAL.

OFFICE OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER,
WAsu1EGroN, May @, 1881
Proposals fer material for use of the Govern
ment Printing Oihce for the fiscal year ending
June 30, 1855, viii he received vt this olcc until 10
o'clock q. m. MAY 40, 1854 Schedules and
Information FUR ishcd upon application to
s, +. ROUNDS,
mT-w3w Public Printer, Washington. d. G.
The Evening critic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1881-1885, 1884-05-07

Mr.. RANDALL comes up smiling.
The Evening critic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1881-1885, 1884-05-07
" AIdernoy Dairy Wagons" ,se

Ing and delivered In IN tA2Anas prints, doc.
sweet miis, SG.Ssst: cfH i6c. per pint
The Evening critic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1881-1885, 1884-05-07
BATTLE CREEK, MICH, JsSssfsf57O.

0ENTLEMENl HGVlng beQH9lHmIctel Tor n
number of years With lalts4stlon and general
debility, by tho adIlEegoi my doctor | used
almost instQRrteilef 81 am glad 70 be able %
VIZ THos. G. KNOX.
The Evening critic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1881-1885, 1884-05-07
Opposition to Legislative InterfC
eMpe.

resolution was read by DR.. Henry Smith
OF Philadelphia, which recites that an effort Is
being made to restrict by legislative action the
practice OF investigation In medical science
by experiments on animals.
The resolution states that such restriction is
not needed for the guidance Of medical men
In their Investigations and would be an Injury
and n hindrance to the pursuit Of medical
knowledge, etc. The resolution calls for q
standing committee, to be appointed by the
president Of the association, 10 be known as
the "Committce on Experimental Medicine OF
the American Medical Associations" charged
with the duty OF opposing by all legitimate
means any Interference with the progress of
1ipar, oil Inv
The Evening critic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1881-1885, 1884-05-07
In;orostInc Endies

just received, q large assortmeR5 ~ fIangtry
and shingle bangs and Hayeagf all styles ana
ehades. Our long hailNbyNtis we sell at 81,
and hair braids dxsdsfi4 bhades. Belcham.
bcr Golden HaiB5Eash. Mrs. S. HELLER,
.sts% 500 Ninth street northwest.
The Evening critic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1881-1885, 1884-05-07
This eminent cornet ylrtuoso apI
enipg at the Congregational ChnrC
THE SPRING MEETING.

Everything is approaching readiness for the
grand meeting OF tho Jockey Club az the Ivy
City track, which commences on Tuesday
next. This meeting will be one OF the finest
hundred Of tho crack horses OF the country
will participate, and six races VIII be given
each day. The Baltimore Ohio Railro2e
The Evening critic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1881-1885, 1884-05-07
A Coincidence.

IOWell COURIER
one OF our contemporaries which has lately
changed from a folio TO quarto form BOASTS
that It is "cut and pasted" so are most Of tho
witty paragraphs. rutR
The Evening critic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1881-1885, 1884-05-07
slflGe Ninmese Mil Nenr IEIm.

The siamese Embassy has boon invited 10
attend the concert ut Congregational Church
tonight by the great cOrno,lst, NOrthcott, and
the members have signined their Wllli,f9hess
10 do so. .,sg1szP
For kHNsssois,
goto YOungs, aae%1cth stroot.
The Evening critic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1881-1885, 1884-05-07
Arfhur Has tho southern DeIegntoa

Chicago Inter-Ocean (Rep.),
1t would bo foolish for tho friends Of other
candidates 10 build their hopes upon halIae
that Mr. Arthur win fail 10 get nlpeshsztis of
the SOuthern delegates.
The Evening critic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1881-1885, 1884-05-07
A Mud.Fliuging CnmpNign Ahead.
PROPOSALS..

CAHINET.sIzE photographs, only $3.50 pei
dozen, Chester & Handy, 426 Seventh ST. NV.
The Evening critic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1881-1885, 1884-05-07

Wednesday, May 7, 1884.
The Evening critic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1881-1885, 1884-05-07
Equitable cooperative Rslsfding As.

The first payment alssl1S seventh Issue OF
STOCK falls due to.dNlf!F Shares can be taken
and payments REdg at tho ONCE of the secre
from S'3QgeYm. to 4 $50 D. m. daily, or at the
meetlADsM O'Clock p. m. at Marinis Hall,
L stpDet, near Ninth northwest
The Evening critic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1881-1885, 1884-05-07

FAD.ELY &c BRO,
d22-A Eighth Street between ID and En.w.
Close Carriages for Weddings, Calls and Reoep-
tonB. Boarding and Livery Stable.
The Evening critic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1881-1885, 1884-05-07
ANTIQUE E& HISTORIC

FURNITURE, CLOCKS, OUT.aLAsswARE
OLD CHINA, BRASS ANDIRONS and BHND.
ERs BOUGHT AND SOLD Rt
NING I'M IERN M a N'S,
nole AI0 NINTH STREET NORTHWEsT
The Evening critic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1881-1885, 1884-05-07

butler, AHfth and .sagS Streets,
exchanges nov etQyeeg f6frlgerators, gas,
gasoline and hIbifBtoyes for old ones or
house-iuTBisssRA goods
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1884-12-26
RibIe. for AII,be world.

reporter Of New York daily paper call
ed at the office OF the American Bible society
the other day and gives the following account
of his interview
Can you tell me how many Bibles you
dispose of annually"
Last year, in the United States we sold
1887 O5l Bibles, Testaments aud portions
Ia foreign lands we disposed Of 4, l5l, 1914"
"How many languages is the Bible printed
in by you 2"
about 60, and it is sent to all countries all
over the world where the American mission.
airy works, some of the latest being Russia,
Brazil, Mexico, Cuba, Spain, Turkey, Japan,
China, Chill, Uruguay aud the Argentine re-
public"
"How do You dispose of the books?'
ave have 300 colporteurs at work all over
the country. These men visit the houses Of
the poor and If they find no Bible in the
place, give one. During the last year they
donated rs, 773 copies aud sold 3O2 COG, the
total value of these being Sl37, 79S 81. They
visited ,2l7, 2lj families, and found lOj, O67
had no Bible, lOl, Is9 were supplied; the
others refused to accept one as no member Of
the family could read"
SIS there any profit on these books 2"
'None at all; our publications are sold at
cost, the institution being supported entirely
by voluntary contributions.
"Is this institution as large as the British
and foreign Bible society 2"
mo, that society is ~ years older than we
are and considerably larger. In foreign fields
we work largely together and the two socie-
ties are on the most friendly relations. That
society has placed about 10, 600, 600 copies OF
the Scripture in circulation in almost every
country in the world and has expended over
cS,000, 600 sterling in having it translated
and printed in above 200 languages.
The reporter then called on a firm publish
ing the revised version and asked how that
sold.
at seems to have been failure so far, and
selling them at five cents is only to clear out
surplus stock"
Then it has not interfered with the sale oil
the old version"
mot at all, and is not likely to-"
when is the revision of the whole Bible
to be placed in the hands Of the public 2"
"Some time next year The revision com
mittee have finished their work and it is nov
in the hands of the printer who will turn i
out shortly"
do you think it will be adopted by tn,
churches and public in preference to the ole
version 2"
That can't say certainly not in thi
peneration -