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The Bozeman weekly chronicle. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1883-1889, 1884-02-13

q. H. Farmer, a Northern Pucific con-
ductor running between Helena and
Heron, ~ in the city. He reports large
arrivals daily at Trout creek and Belknap
0f prospectors and others for the CHur
d'Alcne mines. There will be an inn
mense rush in the spring. Those who so
from the railroad to the mines make the
trip on foot or by pack mules. There is
too much snow yet for prospecting. Mr..
Farmer thinks there will be serious
trouble in the spring. Many claims have
been jumped, and there is disposition
70 resist the attempt on the part Of some
people 70 stake of claims of twenty acres.
A graveyard is certain to be one Of the
public institutions and attractions of the
Ceur Alene district.-Poneer Frew.
The Bozeman weekly chronicle. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1883-1889, 1884-02-13

An article in the Pioneer Irc@ of Satur.
day adds horrible chapter TO the story
Of the Riel rebellion in Manitoba in
l660-70. Louis Riel, 1t will be remember
ed, - president Of the half-breed repub.
lie which the rebels set up, court-martial'
Cd and s,mnarily shot-lnorally muir
dered- Thomas Scott, one Of the leading
loyalists Of the province. This was bad
enough it al conscience, but now comes
Geo. B. Winship, at present publisher Of
the Grand Forks Herald, but then con.
-nected with newspaper at Fort Garry,
and relates upon his certain knowledge
that Scott Was thrust into box or coffin
after he was shot and lay there five
hours suffering from wounds, and in an
open shed with the temperature many
degrees below zero-Sroaning and pray.
ing for relief-nntll discovered by Riel,
who called sentry to put an end to him.
1t may also e mentioned that C. 3.
King. 1t present foreman Of the Enter
prize Office was friend and roommate Of
Winship shortly after the Manitoba re-
bellicnj and has heard the latter relate
the story ~ published by the Pioneer
Hess. The account should possess some
local interest from the fact that Riel, the
Navigator Of this refinement Of cruelty.
" 1t present resident of Choteau coun-
~, in this territory, and two years ago
was prominent as a politician in the Re-
publican camp, and afterward appeared
Is one of the principal accusers in an un-
successful attempt to charge leading De-
mocrats with fraud in that election
Esf<x,,rise
The Bozeman weekly chronicle. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1883-1889, 1884-02-13
The Husbandman now prints pictures
of Montana homes and its cattle produc-
tons.

The Northern Pacific traffic depart
ment is engaged preparing tariffs, which
will change all freight rates to all points
west of Pend d'Oreille, excepting Port
land, and which vii! be, OH the whole. q
reduction. A reduction in rates east
from Portland is so under consideration.
One of the first matters to be brought
before vice-President Cakes will be the
traffic agreement existing between the
Northern Pacific and Manitoba roads. As
was stated a few days ago, come misun-
derstanding exists between these roads
regarding some pooling arrangements
they have on business tn common points.
The Bozeman weekly chronicle. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1883-1889, 1884-02-13

The small audience present at the st.
Paul Grand last evening were amply re-
paid for Drawing the snow in making the
trip to the opera house. The attraction
presented agreeably surprised the su-
dience. It came to st. Paul almost un-
known, and the public probably made a
light estimate Of it's worth. Those who
remained away missed most enjoyable
entertainment. Calfec's Wonderland
an illuminated panorama Of scenes in
Yellowstone park-dcservcs generous
recognition. The views are clear and
distinct and true to nature. In fact, they
are superior in finish and appearance to
those shown during the recent visit of
Mr.. Stoddard. The accompanying lee
turc could be pruned and made more
interesting, and = change OF lecturers
would detract nothing from the enter
tainment; reading from manuscript copy
becomes monotoncus and Gresomc. But
the views are superb, and the opera
house ought to be crowded te-nignt and
tomorrow night.-Pionssr Pres.
The Bozeman weekly chronicle. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1883-1889, 1884-02-13
7 :. w. LlANoHoRNE, Editor.
WEEKLY CHRONICLE.
WEDNESDAY. FEBRUARY Is. 1884.

The story about m Indian who found
white man lying dead in the woods,
with = bullet-hole in his forehead, is one
ofthe best illustrations Of the habit Of
observation which the detective must
snltivate. Tho Indian came into the
white settlement and told the settlers his
history: .Found white man dead in the
woods. Had hole in his head. Short
white man shot him with long gun; ram.
rod Of gun three inches beyond muzzle
Ofgln. Wore gray wooden coat. Had
little dog with short tail. Had waited
long while for dead man to come along"
~How did you know all tins? Did you
sec III" was naturally demanded of the
Indian. "Oh, yes! me saw; now show
you" The settlers visited the scene of
the murder, and the Indian showed them
the spot where the murderer had waited
for his victim. He had vet his gun
against the tree. II was long one, be-
cause the bark was slightly grazed high
mp, aud about three inches above the
mark LEFT BY the muxzle there was .
slighter mark, made by the ramrod,
showing that it projected three inches.
The man wore gray wooden coat, be-
cause where he had leaned against the
tree little particles Of gray threads had
been caught by the bark. There was the
place where the little dog at on his
haunches-his stump tail LEFT mark in
the. yielding soil. Tie murderer was
short, because when he reloaded mia gun
he set the butt good way from his feet.
The trail no left coming and going show
ed he was white, because he turned his
toes out; Indians never did. The trail
also showed that the one coming to the
tres was older than the one going away
from Thence, the murderer had waited.
The Evening critic., 1884-10-18

DoYs' AND CHILDREN's HATS AT 80 CTS,
- worth 81 20; full limo mems Atwood un.
derweari mems nne hats and nockwear a spe-
cialty. Hiliyarde, 1856 seventh at. ocl7
The Evening critic., 1884-10-18
SOUTH WASHINGTON.

close and exciting demonstrating match
was recently given Mt Mayhem by n number
OF South washington gunnors. Mr.. 3, M. VIM
eatt and friend were matched against
Messrs. James Bailey and Frank Schroth The
ecore OF the former was, out OF 10 birds, and
z, and OF tho latter and 81, tho former conse-
quently winning by ono point. Tho match
was for $50 a side and was witnessed by a
number OF sporting mon.
My son was cured OF dyspepsia and hoart-
burn by Browns Iron Bltters. We owe it a
debt OF gratitude. Mrs. MARY RUoFF, 1897
9Th 81. n.ws
About thirty OF the young people OF South
washington took part I'm n regular, old-fash-
toned, merry "teffy pull on Thursday night
at the residence OF Mrs. Brumagin, 63l y
etfcet. or tho young people present there
were Misses Addie Tune, Viola Leach, Alice
Woodbridge and Enc Burch and Messrs.
Walker, Budlong and Dr. Davis.
The pump at the corner OF Eighth and E
Streets Ia probably used more than any other
In south Washington. Tho water furnished
81 pure and agreeable. Some weeks ago the
wafer gave out, or rather the pnmp failed &,
draw any. The Commissioners granted
pt mp no wished 20 exhibit, TO
place II at this pump. This was done, and
tnis morning the pump was tried with very
gratifying results. Tho water gushed out In n
fun, powerful stream. The pump is also very
ornamental, and the neighbors arc highly
pleafed.
The Evening critic., 1884-10-18
THE COURTS.

PROBATE CoURT-Justlce James.-Will OF
Charles Strickhardt filed and proved by two
witnesses. Estate OF j. j. Joyce; list OF debts
tors or administration issued to Jos. A. Will
Hanson and bond fixed at $4,000. Estate of
VIM. II. Belts; issues framed for trial OF al
White; Will proved, admitted to probate aud
record, and letters issued TO Samuel Thomas
head; order appointing Jas. A. Moorhead ad-
mintstrator on bond OF $4,000.
Niis. II. d. Harper, 1877 street southeast,
says: ~ was AFFLICTED by severe attack
OF malaria. Browns Iron Bitters soon
bar ished pain, aches and weakness. My hus-
BAH found 1t equally eflcaclous for dyspep.
Ella. heartily recommend It,"
EQUITY CopRT-Justice Cox.-Binney vs..
Binney ct al; pro confesso against certain
defendants, and made absolute asto others.
United States vs.. Howgate; clerk directed to
pay trustee $6,322. Decide vs. Lunsford pro
confesso made flnal aud cause referred TO tho
auditor. Chanee VS.. Blatchford; appearances
OF absent defendant ordered. Chaffee VS.. Hoyt;
same order. AcInerney We. Cross; Same or
der.
Self and several other members OF my fam
lily have used Browns Iron Blttsrs. We rec
Ommend II TO others as tonic, nervine and
strengthening preparation OF great superior.
tty. Mrs. MARY A. NEAL, 313 A street south
east.
CRIMINAL CoURT--Justice wylle.--william
Mcguire, Sunday bar; Jury out. Jesse ".
Huyck, fast driving; forfeiture set aside
Jeremiah Berry, Sunday bar; forfeiture set
aside. John Brown, selling ON Sunday; for
feituro set aside 0wo cases..
MY husband suffered with excruciating
pains in his head and limbs from dyspepslaa
and vertigo, and found no relief until used
Browns Iron Bitters. His health Is now excel
lent. MRS. O. NJ. ToMpKINS, OBS Third
street northwest.
EQUITY CoURT-Justice Cox.-Sulllvan vs..
Glover; reference to tho auditor ordered
Gardner vs. Fitzgerald; pro confesso set aside.
southern ys. fitzgeraldi same order. Wurde-
mann va. Fitzgerald; same order.
The Evening critic., 1884-10-18

KELLY.-on Thursday morning, October 10,
1854, At 2;l5 a, m, Catherine Isedore Kelly,
nged 10 years ana III months, daughter OF
James II. and MahGla Kelly,
Funeral from her parents residence, corner
OF Seventeenth ana East Capitol streets, sun
day, October 10, gt p. m.
BOWEN, On Friday, October II, 1884, at 4
O'Clock p. m, James Bowen, In the 73l year OF
his age.
Relatives and friends OF tho family arc re.
epectfully invited % attend the funeral scr.
vices OF McKendroe Church, on Massachusetts
avenue, between Ninth and Tenth streets, on
sunday, october 10, 1884, at 3 O'CLOCK p. m,
GANNON.--On Ocbber II, 1881, at 10
o'clock n. m, James u. p. Cannon, son OF GIL.
bert and Jennie Cannon, IN his 18th year.
Funeral will take place from the residence
OF his pArenta, corner Eighth street and
Georgia avenue southeast, Sunday evening at
2 O'Clock.
LAURENCE.-At the residence OF his sister,
Mrs. NJ. Il. Love, 1914 Thirty-hfth street
Thursday, October 10, 1884, at O'Clock, Jo-
Heph A. 3. Laurence, aged 73 years.
The Evening critic., 1884-10-18
REAL ESTATE.

The following transfers OF real estate wero
filed for record October 19 with the Recorder
of Deeds, as reported exclusively to THE CRITIC
by j. f. olmstead, 141G New York avenue;
Twenty.1rst street, east side, between aud
IL streets northwest, square 102, part OF lot
10, south % 7-l2x2O3 0-12, Clayton Nc.
Michael, United States Marshal, 10 Vim. Mayse;
nominal.
North Carolina avenue, north Side, between
Ninth and Tenth streets southeast, square
042, sublot %, 10 by average depth, 72 10
leo, Diller L. Gron TO Simon d. NeWcOmbi
S1,60O
Il street, north eide, between Thirteenth aud
Fourteenth streets northwest, square $50,
euhlot rs, 1OX10O, Charles V. Riley 10 Charles
II. Baldwin 1916
D street, north side, between Eighth anil
Ninth streets southwest, square 40, eublot
%, 10l2x63, Augustus De Grummond .
Christopher Dicksoni $3.50.
Film street, west side, between Q and Il
streets northwest, square AT, part OF lot s,
20G03 n. a. In, Charles Baumann TO Henry L.
Limbefger; nominal.
Union street, enst slJo, batweeu NJ and
and Four-and.a.half and Sixth streets south
west, square 500, part OF lots dS and 10, north
10 It, OF lot as, and south IL It. OF 40x120,
William Ohace 20 Julia Mahony; $500.
Delaware avenue, east side, between and q
streets southwest square 032, eublot 90, John
Robinson TO Mary j. Birds nominal.
Mrs. s. NJ. Brown, 0o1 + st. n, W., says;
81 long suffered with bad cough ana
weakness until used Browns Iron Bitters. IL
has made great change for the better IN my
condition. heartily recommend II 10 Others"
County.
Dell Yue, portion containing 1Oi acres,
Franeia A. Waller to II. IL. Bergmanni
nominal.
same property next above described, II. II.
Bergman to denverfa Wahl6ri nominal
The Evening critic., 1884-10-18

GARNER - FREEMAN. Thursday evening,
October 10, 1854, by the Rev. Jabez O. Koon,
John William Garner, OF Falls Church, Va, to
Lily II, Freeman, daughter OF Hon. A. A. Free
man, at the residence OF the brides parents,
near Falls Church, Va.
MoKEEVER-sMIrH.- lion Thursday, Octo.
her 10, 1854, at tho residence OF tho BRIDES
parents, by the Rev. A, II. stuart, Edwin X. Me.
Reeyer TO Eliza Bell Smith, daughter OF e. WILL
lard Smith.
sWINGIE-HoDGKIN.- Thursday, Octo-
Der 10, 1884, AT McKendreo Church, by tho
Rev. ". S. Edwarde, Morgan A, Swinglo aud q.
Elizabeth HodgkiD, both OF this city.
The Evening critic., 1884-10-18
ladies' nand.sewed shoes


We have received from II. Eberbach, 0l5 +
street northwest, the Publisher, the following
new songs;
'My Pretty Bonnie Maid" waltz song, with
dance. written doth words and music for Miss
julia Wilson, OF Denman Thompson's "Joshua
VIII comb" Company.
o DO Not Chide Me When I weep" by j.
Francis Germuiller.
Aud also 'Intaglio Waltzes," by John Philip
sousp, director OF tho U. s. Marine Band, and
dedictted to Miss Dora NJ. Miller, OF California.
The Evening critic., 1884-10-18
Mems English waukIng PhOst
at Mccormick & Co.'s, COS Pennsylyanla ay


prominent District Democrat, who was
present at the election In Cincinnati last Tues
day, expressed himself about his party this
morning as tollowsi "rhe democratic party
Is lightning on dress parade, but II don't
amount to q continental when In actual bat
tie" Tho Democrat is right.
The Evening critic., 1884-10-18

Railroad Commissioner Armstrong ia on tho
rosd to BIO one of the richest mon In tho coun-
ny. About year ego he purchased the Daisy
Mine In Montana, near the Yellowstone Park,
al assays OF ores taken from II show them 10
De the richest ever discovered, Some OF the
orc assays $1,000 20 tho ton. This ore VIII pay
delighted at his good fortune, and should tho
mine develop as It now promises MIR. Arm
strong win soon take rank with Gould, Van
derbllt, Fair and other moneyed kings OF the
country.
The Evening critic., 1884-10-18
FOB EXCHANGE.

MRS. LUCY A. SHAW, ana FIFTH STREET
vi northeast, says; "HRve suffered from
complication OF diseases, having their source
In the liver. My agony was terrible, nothing
beitered my condition until used Br1wa's
Iron Dittere, II Immediately brought relief.
am now remarkably well, and confidently re-
commend ~
The Evening critic., 1884-10-18
anLicitor Nnnl Mnnnr.

Tho Hon. Henry g. Neal, solicitor OF tho
Treasury, has returned from Ohio. Ho said
TO CRITIC representative this morning that
he was more than satisfied with the result ia
OHIO. He considered II n great Victory, aud
was confident that Blaine and Logan would
carry New York and Indiana next month.
The Evening critic., 1884-10-18

An exceedingly pleasing feature OF the con.
cert 10 be given by the st. Cecilia Quartet next
Monday evening, at the Congregational
Church, will be the rendition OF the old and
familiar war songs, "rramp, Tramp" "Sol.
dier's Farewell, ""rentlng ON tho old Camp
Ground" and "Star Sp0ngled Banner" The
chuIch will be decorated with nags.
The Evening critic., 1884-10-18
Mr., BLAINE AND LOGAN.
SN<zss MAINE, VERMONT AND OHIoi
paH-sS. NOTICE OF EXPIRATION OF IL
Rt2A CENSES,
ASSESSORS OFFICE,

WASHINGTON, d. O., Oct. 10, 1854.
Notice is hereby given that on tho thirty
first day OF October, 1884, Will expire ali II:
censes given by the District of Columbia TO
apothecaries, auctioneers, banks and bank
ere, bill posters, brewers, brokers, book
agents, claim agents, contractors, cattle bro
kers, commission merchants, dealers In dis.
TILED and fermented liquorp, wines and cor
dials; distillere, insurance agents, Ice deal
ere, manufacturers OF illuminating gas, life
and fire insurance companies, patent agents,
pawnbrokors, proprietors of bar-rooms, sam
pie rooms, tippling-housee, billiard, bagatelle
and Jenny Lind tables, bowling alleys, hotels,
livery stables, intelligence ofices, junk shops,
dealers In secondhand clothing, dealers In old
barrels, real estate agents, restaurants and
eatlng:housee, rectlners, etc., theatres, va
riey theatres
All parties engaged In said business, trades
or professions, must promptly ronew said IL
cense In accordance with the provisions OF the
laws OF the District OF Columbia, viz: "That
every person liable for license tax who may
fall TO pay the same before engaging In the
business, shall, In addition to the license tax
imposed, pay a fine or penalty OF not less than
1--WE, nor more than hfty dollars for each Of
feDse."
by order Of the Commissioners, D.. O.
R0BT. p DODGE,
Assessor, D. q,
The Evening critic., 1884-10-18

A BUILDING permit was issued this morn
inR 10 Isaac N. Rollins TO erect a brick two
story and basement pressed-brick front dwell.
ing on Twenty-eighth street, between West
ana Btoddatt streets, 10 cost 50 900.
Miss Annie Vlerbechop, Sl2 Seventh street
northwest, anys; "My brother and self are
DO 10 ltsly constituted, and always needed
20 los. None have ever benefited us like
Browne Iron Bitters. We recommend II 10
t1e week ana delicate"
The Evening critic., 1884-10-18

NyANTED-AN EXPERIENCED COOK AND
w nurse for small children; must bring
city references. Apply at 600 + st. n. W.
oc1n3te
The Evening critic., 1884-10-18
FOR SALE-hNsceHaneous.

EoR BALE OR RENT-oHEAP, ON MONTH.
IL ly payments, an old piano, suitable Tor
beginners; also, some furniture. Apply at
once at 205 East Capitol ct. oclS-3t"
The Evening critic., 1884-10-18

u. Laignel, 90 street northwest, says:
"My Wife has very delicate constitution,
and did not enjoy good health until nftor
n good appetite, sleeps we'll, and "a gaining
nesh rapidly. IL Ia a splendid tonic, and we
gladly recommend IT,"
The Evening critic., 1884-10-18

WTANTED--A GIRL TO DO GENERAL
w homework; must como well recon-
mended. Apply NJ 1905 Tenth &c. n. W.
The Evening critic., 1884-10-18

Mrs o, keimi 407 Fifth street northwest
enya; ~ have used Browns Iron Bltters with
the greatest possible benefit. Have found II "A
panacea and heartily indorse IT,"
A FIRE occurred In the house of John
Brown, on University Hill yesterday, and was
extinRuished by the workmen on the new
reservoir. Damage, 800.
Boys boots at Mccormick & Co.'S, COS
penns ylyania avenue.
The Evening critic., 1884-10-18

Tho lady selling the highest number OF
tickets for tho tenth annual ball TO DO given
by the Circle Friendship Association ut Abuer's
Hall on Monday, october 20, Will 90 presented
with diamond ring. Tho Marine Band has
been engaged FOR the occasion.
The Evening critic., 1884-10-18

VITANTED-A LADY OF REFINEMENT, IN
w needy circumstances, would like a
place TO sew and do light homework; fully
competent 10 take charge OF q homo; good
references.- Mrs. r., Critic onice. ocfS
The Evening critic., 1884-10-18

WTAETED-A YOUNG OoLoRED MAN TO
w! assist In general hOusewofk. APPLY gt
sl1 18th Al. n. W. after $3.50 y. m. 0eis.2tt
The Evening critic., 1884-10-18

WANTED-A BOY BETWEEN 10 AND 10
w years old % run errands AMI make
himself useful, with chance to learn a Dusi.
nesa. Edw. BtOlpe, 600 seventh II. n. W,
The Evening critic., 1884-10-18

NV ALkENH,
w 2O1 Tenth street northwest.
Moth-ptoof Carpet Lining, &c. per square yard.
10 tons Tar paper Just received.
Lime, Clements, &c. oc17
The Evening critic., 1884-10-18
ron RENT--Rooms

dor RENT--A FURNISHED 0FFICE-ROOM
II suitable Tor a patent attorney or lawyers
once; ront low. Apply at 015 Seventh st. n.
W., A. Il. Williams. oc16-3tf
The Evening critic., 1884-10-18

NY ANTED-To THOSE IN WANT OF HELP
w or situations for mechanical trades,
poOk-koopere, travelling or store salesman,
ladies' In stores or ofllces, Transfers, labOrers,
1anitors, cooke, nurses and all positions OF
truet, apply TO or address Commercial Employ
ment Agency, central licensed Office for this
nnd prlnclpnl cities, 500 y 81. n. W. ocI3
The Evening critic., 1884-10-18
Housel1eepers win Save Money

by purchasing their furniture, carpets, &c..
on easy weekly or monthly installments at
Smiths, d13 New Jersey avenue northwest.
The Evening critic., 1884-10-18

A NEW ENGLAND WOMAN WOULD EX-
"A change board for rent with a gentleman
having family; could give choice OF parlor
rooms, with private bath and ali modern
handsomely furnished. Address q. NJ. Critic
ONCE. oc17-3tF
The Evening critic., 1884-10-18

WANrED-BY TWO WHITE GIRLS, sITUA-
w uons as chambermaids or To do general
housewofki no washing ana Ironing. Address
"ulrls," Critic ofIice. oci9
The Evening critic., 1884-10-18
IsoYs,
A PrnhnhIe nnnnnan

fonrbutton cutaway suits. Elseman Bros,
corner Seventh and Il.
The Evening critic., 1884-10-18

MANIFESTATIONS AS CHAMBER
w maids by two colored girls. Apply at
81 Il II. w. ocfS
The Evening critic., 1884-10-18

UTANTED-A SITUATION AS COOK BY
w colorod girl. Address 1711 10Th st. n.
W. OrIS
The Evening critic., 1884-10-18
Tho So. cecilia Concert.

shirts, Collars ana Cuds Done UP,
equal to new at Morgan's steam Laundry.
I,OWegt priCes
The Evening critic., 1884-10-18
FOR SALE-HoHses.

FOR SALE-H0H99s.
EOR SALOON EASY TERMs-THREE NEW
II two-stOry and French roof houses on 9th
Rt, bet. at. and Va. ave, 3. W.; cellar under
the whole house, parlor, dlnlng'room and
kitchen ON first door; modern architecture
ana every conyeniencei lust completed. Also,
small cash payment ana monthly installments
will buy q thTee.story brick house, 1S7 II 81. s,
W.; rooms and all mod. imps,i Just thor.
oughly repaired anu now ready for occupancy,
or Will take n small house or lot In part pay
meut. Inquire OF A. +. Barker, 001 Va. ave.
81, W. OclS-BtF
TOR sALE--A SMALL FRAME HOUSE, NTH
IL large lot and yard, near La Droit Park, for
$1,000. E,w.whitaker, 1d06 Pa. ave. ocl7-3t
TOR sALE-TwO FRAME HOUSES; FOUR
II rooms and summer kitchen; renting for
$50 per month in advancei price, $4,000; To-
cation, Nj 81. N. W. near 18th. bryant x
Wright, room 10, 81. Cloud building. ocl7-3tt
MY DAUGHTER HAS BEEN CURED OF
WI dyspepsia and nearly 80 OF weakness by
ono bottle OF Browns Iron Bltters, and doubt
lees the second, which she Is now taking, WIZ
perfect the cure, l heartily recommend It
Mrs. oATHARINE WELL, 720 Maryland ave.
The Evening critic., 1884-10-18

VXTANTED-A YOUNG MAN OF BUSINESS
w qualifications desires a permanent situa-
tionable references, etc. Address Virginia,
Critic of1lce. oclS
The Evening critic., 1884-10-18

yNTANTED - EMPLOYMENT AS CLERK,
w salesman or collector by young man
well experienced In business; moderate salary
L, Critic office. oclS
The Evening critic., 1884-10-18
EXCURSIONS.

NIT. VERNONI MT. VERMONT
STEAMER W. w. CoRCoRAN .lgs,at52 aaHAs
Leaves Seventh.street wharf daily, except SIM.
day, for Mt Vernon at 10 o'clock o. M; Returning
reaches Washington about $3.50 p. M.
L. L. BLAKE, Captain.
ITO! FOR TIE GREAT FALLS AND
n CABIN JOHN BRIDGE.-The steam
packet ENCELSIOR will make
HER LAST TRIP ~ rTL@~s h
70 the above points on Friday lkzssSsslssss'-sIfs
high ct, and Canal. For further Information M.
ply q oiiiees ]; q. 4 j. ~, Waters, No % High
o.. West Washington: Telephone, $3.50 Can DO
nowE,s BUSINESS SCHOOL. 81 TN ct.
The Evening critic., 1884-10-18

ITO NUMISMATIsTs-FoR sALE--A RARE
Il and valuable collection OF line u. 3. silver
and copper coinage; cheap. Gall at Wallach's,
1d17 Pa. ave. oc17-3t"
The Evening critic., 1884-10-18
wxHTeD-S,tnauons-MaIs.

MY MOTHER HAS USED BROWNS IRON
nj Bitters, and although seriously afflicted
for n long period, ut last Is we'll again. also
have been greatly strengthened BIZ It's use, and
recommend 1t. II. II. WILLIAMS, OF Myrtle
atraet.
The Evening critic., 1884-10-18
HAHTED--Heip-HoJe.

Advertisements OF Three lines under mi. he. a
inserted three times fer N cents
The Evening critic., 1884-10-18
Personal.

/ RECOMMEND BROWNS IRON BIrTERs
Il TO all suffering from liver and kidney dis
orders or dyspepsia. A. NJ. SPRAdUE, AZ l
street northeast.
The Evening critic., 1884-10-18

UTANTED-A SITUATION by YOUNG
w man us waiter or footman. George IL.
Smith, 331 Va. ave. s.w. oc1S
The Evening critic., 1884-10-18
HowEs BUSINESS SCHOOL. 5l7 9TH at.
ron RERT-Msceiianeogs.

L'oR RENT-CuEAP-Two STORY BRICK
II stable, in first-class order. 2lo D st. n.
W. oc1S-3ts