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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-04-04
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No ciion ON tno> Al6ts TAX on-now
CnpI Dcanond Waa suoi. K $,s
ClSclaNAr1, . April;3- a meeting Of
Socialists held tonight II was expected that
some action would be taken on Tie pssieat
Of the riols, but the matter xas p6t a.
cupssd. x.isa ammo ~ at4hey Win
holdss MhssfnE 0b: .slaaay tsiext ioi tie
-parpesa.ni discussing the recent disturb.
ance. 49, ,:.5 8 y: ~.
71'here is no change In the situation about
the court houss and JUL except that the
cro~d s.iof sight seetg <bscsme = greater
during the u AFTERNOON, and IS AZ much
more friendly Aee!Ii!g vas manifested
toward the military guard, still surround.
ing iha>blild,nga Z Ihe soldiers until to.
dayh6va. been YtFy careful not to venture
upon the reefs iu uniform and sren 10.
day in aome qualterQ their pr, sen0a would
be- likely TO cause. bad feeling. But the
great mass Of cltsjns condemn the hostility
10 the militia as . class because Of the mis-.
takes made by q isw. Tho death; ;ot Leo
,Yogelgeaan, oi Columbus, pAke6 afsy dead
from the riot s III !:
IS Further detap rSsce certained about the
|deatlt -ot EAplain Desmond tend to show
that Ik>Sas,, no deliberate. murder in his
Gaze, hut that be. met death from a ebo,
fred at the; troops without being aimed
directly at any one:tE 1t was dark where BIZ
troops wsre at the tine, aud big death yat
not known ior s,me, time to his.oEn com
mapd. h iIlgSs y; \; =. " l,S544sst
Alfred Hopkins, ano!heriviotimyd ,tht
riois, died tonight This bEingp the deatt
list up 10 tllty .one. He was an old captain
and pilot ON the river aged IS, siSs! % -
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NEW YORK. STATE,
a VERY CLOSE ossfRvERs VIEWS
"! the Dsmoeratto Camp -ilaueoek dropped foE
hia childiih CanpaiEu-ssarehlns fora Moses
10 Lsad them oat Of BondaSs-Tildsa's
I5e Legacy TO BtaAtor PaJnt, Of Ohio.

speeta Correspondence. Or he Intsilioeneer. ga
BUFFALO, N. Y, April AIN the coming
campaign for the nomination, which car
hardly be said to. be fully inaugurated yet
Il will be found that the number Of Demo
cratic Candidates will increase in an in,
verse ratio to the sum total OF dlssensions
In their camp. That is, as their chsncta
Increase their candidates will increale
numerically in like proportion.
I AS 1t now Islands each one whom the
press mentions tavonbly hardly knows
whether he Is or is to bs a candidate, but
be don't like to say no for lear that he may
be counted out of the race. Randall Is a
candidate, "well, yee,' I don't care II l do.
sort Of q candidate, but not pressing
things till he sees the outcome OF the tariff
legislation and it's effect, upon the politics
Of the whole country, and especially that
part OF It which is embraced by pennsyl.
vania. n
In short, I hear Of no first, last and all
the time candidates here or elsewhere, who
are bound to be nominated or break things
generally .i.si E3g.-Il 3~1i y >
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;% HAVANA, April 3.-An} earilqna- . oc- &c.
c,lrrcd at Santiago de Cuba March oJ.
Slight damage was done. 3.l!i4i si., 49,;
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-04-04

Is Alfred Hopkins, ano!heri iyictiuya the
riois, died tonight. This byingp the death
list up To aily .one. He was an old captain
and pilot on the river, aged IS, .Iss IA -
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...PAYsEYoyLp'po;

Payne's name receives moro consldsratc
treatment than the name ;ot any other
except Tilden himself. fud genera!
agreementtbat payao will recsive the vote
otNew York, once the. convention has
nominated Tilden and he has DECLINED.
And, by the way, the latter is no gossip-;s
ia the aettled purpose ol the chie's in New
York. i will be done in true Democratic
style aud witha vim to control the cam,
paign TO the end. The well known relatives
Of Mr: Senator Payne and Tilden IN Axe
him the residuary lsga.ee Of !Tildsn. Z, Ell.s &.
There is no escaping it. 4 II is preds.
termined here that Payne shall receive all
the support NJ. Tllden himself could com.
maud, Were he able to bear the canvass,
Payne ,is rich, he's Tilden'a 5iiiend, and
from Ohio, three weighty reasons, anil iii
thrse united will secure him beyond
question . high place in the convention
though his diminutive rivals will ace 10 h
that bis throat'ia duly cut long b, ire tht
proceedings become interesting, Is y, D
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-04-04
ANOTHER HANGING

PlrrsBuRdHi April S-George, alias Babe
Jones, colored boy, murderer convicted
Of killing. John Foster, also ,colored, was
hanged in the county jail yard this morn
Ing IN the presence OF several spectators.
The doomed boy met his late eunHinchingly.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-04-04

No "a ciion ON ftno> Riots Tax on-now
CnpA Desmond war Suoi.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-04-04

The Democrats are Just now set OF or.
phans without father or motherin the bepia-.
ming Of days or end OF time. Like Japhet,
they are in search Of a father and leader,
Their natural leader, Tilden, the one whom
they would follow to the end Of the earth.
has made his will and is ready to dis''
Politically he bad nothing to leave them
but the sorrows Of a poor old man, and his
blessing, which won't do to bank on in a
campaign. 1t has too much charnel house
about it to pan out well at the polls. l
mus. confess that l hear Democrats every
where mention the poor old gentleman in
terms Of the deepest reverence, pity and
regret, as ii they were talking Of the de
parted. - w. ~ :,
Much OF this slobber that one reads in
the newspapers about the old tickes-yes,
all Of it's nonsense or worse. In plain
words, there is not aaDemocrat in New
York but what confesses that Tilden's in
6rmities necessarily count him out Of the
contest, and they all agree that hiH nomiua.
ton is as utterly impraclicable as that OF
Andrew Jackson would be.
The fires OF Democracy sre burning very
low just now. They are not yet fully ready
for the Kilkenny dash they usually nave
every four, years. One hears a fajnt cry
once in awhile for Cleveland for President,
but it Is so faint that it fails TO mako any
lasting impression outside OF few personal
friends and .retainera. The disability OF
Tilden has lett them
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-04-04
ERAED Up,
Tho Work OF tho GnIiOws Yesterday
Who Were Hung, arE

Tho Work OF tho GnllOws Yesterday,
Who Were Hung. .l.
WISSIpKd, MAN, April S.-John and
George Stephenson we're executed here this
morning at 8 o'clock for the murder Of old
man John Mccarthy at Troy, the 14.h Of
June last. The prisoners were accom-.
panied to the scalold by their spiritual ad.
visers. Deputy Sheriff Gibson, Col, Harch.
mer and others, including guard of eight
mounted, police. i The prisoners made a
full confession OF guilt and acknowledged
that justice was peing done. After The
usual formalities} had been observed, the
pinioning of the prisoners completed, the
executloner, who was masked, by patent
lever, shot the bolt and the condemned fell
about nine feet and death was instsnta.
neous. s g. EEP 'Ot n 7 80 .5.33
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The sensible thing for the Democratic
press to do would be to drop Tilden alto.
gether, as intelligent Democrats in New
York long since have done. Singular as It
may appear, 1t Is yet true as the first Of
John, that one never hears q New York
Democrat name Hancock but with con.
Tempt bis childish and helpless cam:
paign and bis foolish utterances on the
tariff four years ago arc by no means for
gotten, and go he passed by ss an impos:
slble candidate. I hear some of the young
men mentioned in this connection now
and then, but not with the enthusiastic
warmth that Is required to make ono Of
them the nominee. Now York has no
favorits Son. At present, like Micawber,
they are waiting far something, or rather
for somebody to turn up, the Lord only
knows who, and they don't care 30 that hs
leads them to victory. 5'.'-' =, :. :
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-04-04

The hole that the action Of Congress has
driven their party into is anything but
pleasant, and tho end at which they are to
find escape is not opea to the naked eye.
They cannot see 1t. find the Democratic
outlook in New York, not half go eucour.
aging to them asi WAS one year or less since.
Then Democrats all around me here were
claiming New York as certain to 20 Dam.
ocratic in 1854 as that the sun shall rise to.
morrow. find no such boas Ing here now,
"but on the contrary, quite the reyerse!"
The complaint is common that 10 many
contemptibly small men in their party ars
aspiring to the Gsaat Office. The names Of
Cox, Morrise-, Randall, Carlisle, VOORHEES,,
Mcdonald, Bsyard, Cleveland are mention.
toned with much the same contenpt as
those OF Garter Harrison cr Ben Butler. A
great party whose rerared tradition in
cludes such clasaic.l names as Jefiarson.
Jackson, Buchsne1, Greeley and Tillen
can find but little patience at the mere
mention even Of tns names Of these: 80
The Evening critic., 1884-06-28
SOUTH WASHINGTON.

south Washington news and advertisements
for THE CRITIC can be left at Clarvoe's confec-
tionery, corner of Seventh and streets.
Mr.. George Mattingly, whose serious illness
has been noticed in this column, died this
morning at a o'clock, after long Illness. De-
ceased, who was the superintendent OF the Po-
tomac Steamboat Company, was we'll known,
not only In South Washington, whore he had
resided for 80 many years, but throughout the
agood citizen, and his death will be greatly
deplored.
Tree boxes are being put up on Seventh
street around the trees recently planted.
The recent order of the District Commits.
sioners prohibiting the sale OF fireworks Will
seriously embarrass q great many dealers,
who bought their stock some weeks since.
Had the order been issued q month or six
weeks ago much money would have been
saved. AS It is, the stock on hand Will be lost
TO the dealers.
Tho woodwork OF st. Domtnic's Church is
being painted. This will very materially en-
hance tho beauty OF the already handsomest
church in the District.
Tue public exercises OF the Laws Seminary
took place last evening at the Virginia-avenue
Baptist Church and were witnessed by large
number OF the general public and many
decorations witbjAegs went far to display the
beauties of hejBccasion. Among the more sue
cessful studQfts gere Miss Margaret Bailey
medals were apardh for annual deportment,
attendance. SID scholarship. Miss Janui8
Adams s1award5d the prize OF a, satd dollar
for thebfst prodActlon OF the,sssBihg.
STARThINGfd disclosures IN tho Sunday Ga
seffe TO- mo sssBty copy.
The Evening critic., 1884-06-28
DIED..

.-On Thursday, June 26, 1884, at
1870 p. M, Miss Mary A. Dodson, second
daughter OF the late John Smoot Dodson, Of
Prince Georges County, Nd, In the 77th year
Funeral from the residence of her brother
in.law, VIM. A. Wroe, $40 Thirteenth street
northwest, on Sunday, June 30, at . p. M.
Relatives and friends are Invited to attend.
DoYLE.-on the morning of June 81, 1884,
Carrie LucretiH, youngest daughter OF Robert
Z. and Rebecca II. Doyle, aged months.
HAMMER,-on Friday morning, June 81,
Charles A. and Kate E. Hammer, aged year
Funeral from the parents residence, No.
131 Virginia avenue southwest, on Sunday at
3 o'clock p. m.
KooNTz.--on Thursday, the 26th OF June,
1884, at 8 $50 p. M, Samuel j. Koontz, In the
doth year OF his age.
northwest, Sunday, the Goth instant, at 8
O'Clock p. m. Relatives and friends respect
LANGLEY.-peparted this life June 20,
1884, after q short but painful illness, Her
bert langley, the eldest son of A. Langley,
His funeral VIII take place from his late
residence, NO. l33 street southeast; on sun
and friends are respectfully Invited TO at
tend.
jlMULLAN.-on Friday, June ~, 1884, VIM.
II. Mullap, aged % years.
Funeral from his late residence, No. 142 Il
street northeast, OF. Sunday, June 30, at d
o'clock. Friends OF the family requested TO
attend.
baltimore papers please copy.l
RAIDY.- on Friday, June 81, 1884, at 8
O'Clock O. M, Michael Raidy, aged 81 years.
Funeral will take place from his brother's,
Mr.. Morris Raidy. No. 100 Third street north
west ON Sunday, June 30, at 3 p. m. Relatives
and friends are invited TO attend.
,RIOKs. Departed this life Friday evening,
June 81, at 40, John 8. Kicks, aged 3 years,
IL months and "a days.
Funeral Will take place from Asbury Church
Monday, June 80, at 9 O'Clock.
sHEA.-At Providence Hospital, Juno ~,
1884, OF consumption, John Shea, aged 80
years.
The funeral will take place on Sunday after
noon at Q O'Clock from Bellows undertaking
establishment, No. I'll Seventh street north
west Remains to be inferred at Mt. olivet.
The Evening critic., 1884-06-28
The PupIKp,1ss6 Scarf,
3scentO; get tpsm Keep's, 437 9TH st.
WEST WASHINGTON.

There Is serious break In the Chesapeake
Ohio Canal near Harper's Ferry. Besides
the waehout OF the two culverts near dam No.
d, break of three hundred feet has occurred
at Lefevre's warehouse, where tho Garth,
stone and lumber have been washed into the
caual, 0lling IL up from the bernie bank to the
towpath. This effectually closes navigation,
which ie likely to continue for considerable
length OF time, as therepairs to be made are
extensive.
Mr.. ]. NJ. Waters this morning received a let.
ter from farmer In Washington County, Nd,
which says that the recent floods are tho most
disastrous ever seen IN that part OF the coun-
try. The latter states that tho wheat crop has
been very seriously damaged.
farmer residing few miles across the
Aqueduct In speaking OF tho Free.Bridge now
hanging fire in tho House, said to CRITIC ro-
porter this morning: "Mr. Barbour's attitude
in this bill does not suit the majority OF his
constituents. Every man with whom have
berger bill. Only q few men In Virginia OPP
and are either direes(yor Indirectly Interest.
ed In tss Mr. t Baf sS neo w
Of HIS district byIeeeIae to 1t that The Sree-
READ ffozcsudAt us. insthe Sunday Gazette
Tomorrow. ,ss..E6sse
whsssrand corn sad on Change yesterday
afsefKoon as folio ~ swheat, Fultz, $16Ds1 .05;
Lancast 81 Sl;o1'os' corn walss, eents
DOM PA N saassssSaa.
Reports 6ecaAsed here this morning from
tho home<fM Mr.. Henry whalen state that he Is
tIl,,nspfecarious condition; that he Is para,
1yzed on one side Of his body from his headstt
his feet. osess''
Shirts, Collars afka pafrs Done Up,
equal to new at Mossqe ssteam Laundry. Low
Ste prices. tFW
The Evening critic., 1884-06-28
PERSONAL POINTS.

-GENERAE SHERIDAN and Mrs. Sheri-
Dan, Major Lydecker and Colonel Gregory
have gone to Chicago.
miss KATE j. AdER, the well-known
art worker, Will shortly visit Yankton, Oak.
She VIII be gone six weeks.
-MRs. NIcKERsoN has left Washington
10 spend tho summer at Detroit, but wiiire.
turn In the autamnto press her suit Tor the
property conveyed to Miss Lena Garter by
Major Nickerson.
REV. SAMUEL NJ GREENE, pastor of
calvary Baptist Church, recently had pleas.
nous vote TO extend the PASTORS vacation this
year 70 three months. He will leave the city
early IN July. During his absence the pull
pit WILL DO ably supplied,
The Evening critic., 1884-06-28
FOURTH OF JULY EXCURSIONS.
Reduced Rates 20 ChIca90.

In order that the public may havesfke oppor.
tunity OF enjoying the National Holiday to the
fullest extent tho psnnsyiysnia Railroad
custom pursued for several years,
Will sell. excursion tickats between all
points on Its systom, east OF Pitteburg and
be sold at greatly reduebd rates, and can BIO
procured'on the Sd anG1th OF July, good to re.
turn until the 9TH, INCLUSIVE.
For the benefit OF lparties desiring TO visit
Chicago on the occasion OF the Democratic Ma
tlonnl Conventiourthe Pennsylvania Railroad
will sell round,Hip tickets from Eastern citios
to Chicago at 9fate reduced to the cost OF an
cursion tickffb Will be placed on salo on the
Sd OF July ,rrhey Will be good going from the
Sd TO the Nm inclusive aud good to return I'M
s IL sSs dS inclusive No st0povor privileges
The( reductions ofrer splendid opportuni.
ties - making short trip In the East or n
molfextended trip to the West at very low
rat&B.
The Evening critic., 1884-06-28
EAST WASHINGTON.

Preparations have been completed by tho
Dreadnaught crew for their pleasure trip
down the river on the glorious Fourth. Gap.
tain Herbert Lewis will manage the halyardg,
while Commodore Harvey CLARK, with hls toll
escope, Will keep sharp lookout for snags.
First Mate VIM. Guy Will superintend In per-
son. tho cuisine, while Second Mate patsey
Bolivar Brown Will look inter the lemonade
(with.a stick-in-iD department. The report
that that the Dreadnaught contemplated sail
Ing for Havana to Join General Aguero, the
Spanish fllfbueter, 10 little premature.
Commodore Clark says hts craft can only DO
used for pleasure purposes, and that under
no conditions would no permit her TO Join the
forces OF Aguero, for, says he, 81, as COM
mander, might meet the fate of tho laio Con.
eral Ryan,"
! IA grand ratification meeting and organiza-
ton OF Blaine and Logan campaign club Will
Monday evening. number OF prominent Re-
publicans Will address the meeting from the
balcony OF the hall. brass band has been
engaged for the occasion.
Some time since THE CRITIC called tho at
tention OF the Commissioners to q pond OF
stagnant water at Fourteenth and ID streets
southeast. the Commissioners falling to draw
the water on the pond or I'LL II up, MIR. Gueth-
% we Mn e ~ street e fS s
river. ~
OF spectators y0steIk1y afternoon by jumpipR
from the highef ~ on the Anacostis ,hrsllg5
inG the any Was
from making asscond aiisrpf.
DOM PIATT In SsssSdD Herald.
Tho tapar8fance rally OF tho soamen's
Bethelissneat this evening will be addressed
BY INF. Cavanagh, the one armed singer and
speaker, and several other we'll known
gospel temperance meeting Will be held at}s45
p. m. Tomorrow Sunday afternoon
The Evening critic., 1884-06-28
ALEXANDRIA AFFAIRS.

The 1fty.frst annual commencement OF ST..
Johns Academy took place at Lannon's Opera
House yesterday afternoon in the presence OF
crowded audience. The order OF exercises
was: Salutatory by Martin P. Greene, OF Alex
andria; "Education" by Eustace Q. De Putron,
OF Alexandriai "Cranks" by Dickerson N.
Lee whifmore, OF Loudoun County; address
before the Patrick Henry Society by John H..
Greene, esq, OF the Alexandria bar, a member
The graduates were j. Lee whitmore. vir.
ginia; M. p. Greene, Virginia; e. o. De
.Putron, Va, and d. N. Greallsh, Georgia. Ger.
tincates OF proficiency were awarded to II. y.
Acton, W. +. Carne, jr., r. Lewis, d. A. Makely
and ]. II. Rffaerty, Of Virginia; W. W. Christ
mas and J. t. weisiger, OF the District OF Co.
lnmbia, and J. D. Adams, OF Maryland. Among
the recipients OF medals and premiums were
W. W. Christmas, j. M. Christmas, W. W.
whitney, J. n. weisiger, Q. Dev. Yinlng,
George p. 0'Toole, Raphael 8. Roche, George 8.
bearing, II. l.. Murdoch, walter II. Young, II.
r. Tally, p. o. Williams, James II. Causten and
VIM. e. Poulton of Washington.
Fires were started yesterday for the nrst
time at the new brick.yard OF Messrs. Pullman,
In the southern section of the city.
Messrs. McBurney & Son lost a valuable
horse yesterday afternoon, which died from
rheumatism.
A car loaded with 100 calves from New York
passed through hero yesterday, consigned to
Mr. j. Z. Yates, at Markham Station.
Several more shocks OF wheat on the farm OF
Mr.. II. IT. Roberts, near this city, wore set on
flre yesterday by sparks from a locomotive and
destroyed.
william Johnson, colored, while at work at
Messre. +. A. Reed Il Co.'s wharf yesterday,
was struck on the head by a block OF Ice and
badly injured.
Five members OF tho 'rourist Club" of this
city Will start on a trip to Luray Caverns as
pedestrians on Monday next.
AT the closing exercises OF Snowden and Hal
lowell colored pubic schools yesterday, the
superintendentss medal was awarded IN the
firstnamed 10 R.BL. Bmlth, and in the latter
to Kate L. Darpell. 1he exercises were OF an
interesting chareeter Rov. ]. II. Pallard,
formerly Of this city, aAlressed the chill Iron.
The preminnis were6 fistributed by Clerk OF
the School Board HVpsrt snowden. The fisrsl
display was exceufht. .s,ssgsp
ALItAs lstsae hegsiptSe Sunday Gazette
The JNnes4oAchers Institute was held at
Peabcdy Hail this pegains and was largely
at the ipestipg Of 6spcity School Board last
night It was rAporilt that tho HaNNAisPF0peFty,
deeds had nlpertSctad sssa'
DONG PgkfT II, iSsIa0d5 Herald.
The KeteEzf Club will give an excursion TO
.nAlns0nt Park on July 4, The odd.Fellows
Will give an excursion to Carlin Springs on the
same day.
The Evening critic., 1884-06-28
A Handsome Improvement.

About three months ago the lot on tho south
side OF street, between Ninth and Tenth
streets, which had been occupied for the last
ten years by Burch, the hermit, was sold to
over ten thousand dollars for It. Since ahe
purchased II she has Ind erected on " q very
handsome business building, which was COM
pIeted and turned over to her to-day by her
architect, James II. McGill.
The first story and cellar have been rented
for q homeopathic pharmacy and the upper
stories for offices. Westerfield & Magruder
were the contractors.
This is the fourth building that Mr.. McGill
has planned and superintended for members
OF the Rocca family,
The Evening critic., 1884-06-28
Monte ChrisfO.

Tomorrow morning at 8 80 tho Jane Nose
Icy Will leave the Sixth.street wharf on it's
excursion to Monte Chrlsto. magnificent
trip will be given. Boating, saltwater bath
Ing, fishing and music, under the dictatorship
OF Professor W. II. Weber. A perfect cuisine,
under the personal supervision OF Mr.. Ed Ab.
ner and Mr.. Charles Meyer will complete the
bill. Tho commodious steamer Jane Moseley
leaves Its wharf at $3.50 q. m. and returns
promptly at 10 p. m.
The Evening critic., 1884-06-28
A TLANTIC CITY.

A TLANTIC CITY.
EXPRESS TRAINS ARE RUN THROUGH
WITHOUT STOPS,
I'm 90 MINUTES.
VIA
Camden d Atlantic r. West jersey II. r., from
divine street. street. V - '
Passengers from Washington will take the
through trains OF the Baltimore d Potomac Rail-
road TO PHILADELPHIA, arriving at the New Broad
Street Station OF the Pennsylvania Railroad,
where the streetcars will convey passengers
Union Transfer coaches connect direct to the sta
tion Of the Camden & Atlantic Railroad
For through tickets. baggage checks and full
Information apply as follows:
NORTHEAST COR. 18TH ST. & PENN. AVE.
STATION BALTIMORE q POTOMAC r. r..
J.R. WOOD,
CuARLHS T. PUGH, -
General Manager. iel0-2nl
The Evening critic., 1884-06-28
Election OF Omcers.

Central Lodge, No. l, 1. o. o. r., last even
Ing elected the following officers: N. g., H. s.
Harrell; v. g., John j. Burnham; r. g., W. II.
Hunt; II. s., II. Fischer; IT,, II. Findley Hunt;
representatives to the Grand Lodge, John
Edwin Mason, r.. F. Hunt, ]. II. Daniel, e. r..
O'Dripn and III. Figcher.
The Evening critic., 1884-06-28

Mr.. Horr (Mich.), from Appropriations, re-
ported the maiority's views on the Fortinoa-
lions Appropriations.
Mr.. Randall (Pa.) submitted the views OF the
minority. The former want TO appropriate
gave NOTICE. tina. he would can up the report
on hondsy and ASK .its passage,
The Evening critic., 1884-06-28
The Monument.

The Washington Monument Is now 40 feet
high. There p one more shift In the iron
% month work S s re- so SS sSIS' o.
500 feet.k TheMfk OF roofing in Will thsnl
begin \&dk.x.lssx'''
letters IN thAafsSs8UT HxrdW are attracting
MISREPRESENTATION. y
The Evening critic., 1884-06-28

cipa1 OF the school near Soldiers Home, TO HIS
scholars and friends in the woods adjoining
the Homo, on last Tuesday, 9th, which was
nras a'aenpea ana grSay epIoyeo by 'nUse
Professor Pistorio's orchestra furnished the
music, and tho dancing was kept up to late
hour. .s.allff