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The Evening critic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1881-1885, 1884-08-28
Miscellany.
live tho bables air.

Give the DaDleS air,
Star actresses are growing numerous.
Political transparencies- Campaign lies.
In politics ''soap'' wins Its way where "tafry'
Nigh. despair.
Herbert Sims Reeves, u son OF the tenor, Is
u doplorably bad actor in London.
English ladies OF rank drink soda water with
choral crystals dissolved therein.
~ would that could diel sings u forlorn
poet. Public sentiment is with him.
lfChina is cracked by France there Will be n
falling on In tho price OF Celestial crockery,
popular cane In Maine Is composed OF
whisky except for thin inclosing cylinder.
Leaking gas mains have killed noarly all
the elm and maple shade trees OF Walllngford,
Conn.
Cincinnati society ladies' arc in tho swim to
the extent OF mile heats III tho curront OF the
OHIO Ryer.-P. Han.
"There's two frogs legs that a man can't
eat" remarked switehman, as he pointed TO
the switch frog. '-BrCoklyR Times.
A tramp was arrested In Nashville lying In
an alleyway. Concealed In his ragged clothes
was over 81 900 In large notes and gold pieces.
The California Chinese ship quantities OF
shrimp shells 10 China, whore they arc much
esteemed as fertilizers, especially for tho rice
crop.
A Rhode Island lady is writing n book on the
abuse OF drugs that VIII aim, among other
things, to establish the suicidal influence OF
the habttual use OF quinino,
The people OF Durham, Conn, are excited
over the report that tho town is built over an
immense coal bed, and tho farmers all expect
10 De rich In few weeks,
candidate ST. John dyes his red mustache
black, which leads nm exchange TO remark that
man VINO VIII sail under false cOlore In pub
Tic VIII drink behind the door.
The u. W. Band OF Hope Will hold It's moet-
Ing ihis evening at the seamen's Bethel Re-
treat, when Mrs. DR.. Rogers has promised an
intervening programme. II IL expected that Mr..
n u. Marche VIII give blackboard exercise
illustrative OF the OWLS OF intemperance,
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WEST WASHINGTON.

Chambers Lodge, /. o. G.. T., Georgetown,
VIII hold an open meeting IN its hall, corner
Of Congress aud Bridge streets, on Friday 10.
morrow evening at o'clock, Refreshments
VIII be served and pleasant evening Is an
ticipated.
Temperature and condition OF water OF z a..
M; Great Falls, temperature, n; condition,
SO; receiving reservoir, temperature, 80;
condition at north connection, 20; at south
connection, 30 distributing reservoir, tenn.
porature, 10; condition at innuent gatohouse,
80; at efluent gatehouse, 80.
Henry Leonblrgeb OF No. 1850 Jefferson
street, was sent 10 tho Providence Hospital as
pauper patient, being found TO BIO destitute
and sick.
The boat Boyer arrived to-day, bringing H..
200 bushels OF wheat for Messra Waters, which
sold at 00c.
Messrs. Hartley received 1900 bushels OF
wheat this afternoon by boat Beulah.
Washington Council, No. ., o. u, A. NJ, Will
give an excursion to Alexandria by way OF the
canal on tho evening OF September 4. II Is
Intended as visit TO Virginia Council, No. 2,
OF the same order. brass band VIII accom-.
pany the party, ana arrangements are being
made for "big" time. The excursion Will Da
by moonlight, leaving Congress stroot at 7
O'Clock.
Onicer Jones yesterday afternoon found a
white still.born infant floating In Rock Crock,
near Pierce's mills. The Coroner was notified
and COVE certificate OF atilibirth.
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THE DEMOCRATIC PARTY
As Viewed by senator Edmunds.

AS Viewed by Senator Edmunds.
Senator Edmunds continues to be shrowd.
Ho said in Burlington, VT, yesterday:
II must say, however, that tho very close
study and observation Of tho professions
and practices of tho Democratic party in
Congress and in the country which the gem
erous confidence of my fellow.citizens have
enabled mo to mako for long period, have
demonstrated to my mind that the safety
and welfare of the people of the United
States continue to demand its exclusion
from power. Whatever doubts or difficult
ties may continue to embarrass our coun-
trymen here or elsewhere in tho United
States, 10 seems to me that In the present
attitude of political affairs the defeat of the
Democratic party Is need fairly para
mount TO any other. %
1t has been wrong for more than quarter
Of u century, and fear will continue so
for as great a length of time to come. In
the recent periods, when It has had control
of one or other of tho houses Of Congress,
it demonstrated its unftness for govern
ment In respect to nearly all the important
measures 1t proposed or resisted aud every
succeeding year seems to decorate it with a
new fOlly,h
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A CHASE FOR A BRIDE.

She Changes Her Sind ut tn O
church Door and Rides or with
an Old Lover.
The congregation gathered at q school
house near Eaton, Ind, on Sunday, ex-
pected to witness the marriage Of Mis-,
Annie Poore and Joseph Thompson. Tho
attendance was accordingly large. At the
appointed hour Miss Poore appeared in a
buggy driven by q young man recognized
by many as former lover. Soon after
ward Thompson arrived in buggy with
the minister and alighted. Miss Poore
remained in her buggy. When asked to
alight she coolly told her expectant lover
that she had changed her mind and drove
off. Thompson jumped in his buggy and
gave chase, begging her to fulfil her prom.
Use. The race was an exciting one in fuil
view Of the congregation and minister, but
il was fruitless. Thompson returned with
out his bride and the minister left without
fee.
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Idiotic Assertions.

After short rest tho assistant Demo-
cratic journals are again repeating the idi-
otto assertions that the growth of senti-
ment in favor Of Cleveland aud in opposi-
ton to Blaine has been marked of late.
This statement belongs in the same cate
CORY as the discovery recently made In
that Mr.. Hendricks equipped an entire
Union regiment during the war at his own
cxpense-a splendid display of loyalty
which, as every one knows, occurred in the
same year that Mr.. Cleveland made his
unanswerable plea fora protective tariff in
the United States Senate.
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PERSONAL POINTS,

No report has been received at. the
Treasury to-day of Secretary Foigor's health.
COLONEL WHITFIELD, postmaster at
Cincinnati, Ohio, is in the city.
GENERAL THOMAS ]. BRADY was
called TO Muncie, Ind, last evening by a tel.
gram announcing the serious illness OF his
wife.
MR.. SANGER JOHNS, the well-known
and popular musician OF West Washington,
has Returned from his vacation down the Po-
tomac, having made host OF friends by his
talent and genial disposition.
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1919, satssp.ssfBIAc. YOunGs' Seventh
Rtrent MOnhalng Storh.

-. 6saeefning tho marriage OF the heir to the
Dukedom OF Wellington TO variety actress II
difference between aristocratlc descent ana
arlstocratic decency,
"Promise me, dear husband" said young
Mrs. Newbrlde afreotlonately TO Charles,
"promise mo never In your darkest hours ever
10 commit suicide. 1 am told that II Will witt
alto your life Insurance."
The price OF wives In Siberia Is eight dogs.
But this doesn't help us any In this country.
You SEQ siberia 10 long distance TO take ones
wife, and besides, what arc you going TO do
with tho dogs after you've got themP
PROFESSOR FLYNN invites attention to
Inc subjects taught In his night school.
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BrIght ideas I'm Windows.

kentucky State Journal
slim, You are not going to have tho rear
windows OF your new house the same size as
the front ones, are your
"Yes, exactly the same size."
"And whyf"
swell, you SEQ whom q servant girl Is set
TO cleaning windows the back windows are
never half cleaned, so great Is her hurry to
get at the front ones, where she can see out on
the street, and they are rubbed until tho paint
10 all rubbed on; 80 by having the windows
all ola size l can change the rear and font
ones occasionally, and thus all Will got au
average cleaning during the year, and oil can
be repaired at the eame time"
"Good idea, Jim. I'll have mine the same"
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Mr.. George F. Pyles and wife have re-
turned from two weeks visit to Ocean
Grove. Mr.. Pyles (who takes no part in
politics. says, "While out sailing on two
different occasions q vote was taken for
President, which resulted as follows First
vote, Blaine, 81; Cleveland, 5. Second
vote, Blaine, 81 Cleveland, l."
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PERTINENT pfeAss4rss.

The coolest placs,4 b's Garden sll ST.
OFFIcES>SoSEs found a dead female in
f~st-4ontlng in Rock Creek, near Plerce's MIL
yesterday afternoon.
EVERYONE should avail themselves of
the rare bargains in mems, ladies' and mieses'
underwear, neckwear, gloves, handkerchiefs,
hosiery, shirts, night shirts, umbrellas, etc.,
nue., which Will be discontinued after this
week.
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The Democrats OF otsego County are con.
sldersbly distressed over the conversion OF
the Hon. James II. Reyes. Mr.. Koyes IS n
prominent lawyer of Oneonta, has been surro-
and Is n gentleman OF high standing at home
and wherever he Is known. Ho has publicly
declared tor Blaine and Logan, and Will do
what he can to elect them.
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Department. Notes.

Mr.. Hood, appointment clerk, Interior De.
partment, is on on leave. MIR. Clearance AL
len 10 acting chiof in Mr.. Hoods absence.
Mr.. Dawson, chief OF the Miscellaneous DI.
vision, secretary's ONE, Interior Department.,
10 on for short vacation.
Colonel Sharpe, postofllce inspector, has re-
turned from Louisville, indianapolis and Pitts.
burgh whore he made an examination OF tho
postonico In each place. .,ss@
Mr.. Frank Hatton returned from Geuf York
to day. He leaves to-nigl6 M tsewest.
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DIED.

SCHULTZ.-0n Wednesday, August 81
Lassd, at 8 q. M, Eliza W., wife OF George
Sschultz, at 317 street southeast.
soMMERyILLE.-On Tuesday, August 90,
1854, Mt o p. M, Mrs. Mary Ann Sommerville,
in the 01st year OF her age.
TYLER.-on August 90, 1884, Mt 4 80 p. m.
DR.. Grafton Tyler, In the 73d year OF his age.
Funeral will take place Friday, August 20,
at A 80 o'clock p. M, from his late residence,
No. 1900 Thlrtieth street West washington.
Relatives and friends Of tho family arc invited
TO attend.
YARNELL.-on Wednesday, August 81,
1884, Margaret Il. Varnell, beloved wife of Il.
l. Varnell, and daughter OF Thomas Leyddano,
aged % years, IL months and 8 days,
Funeral services viii take place on Friday
morning at . 80 o'clock, from Trinity Church,
etery.
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A Dull MatrinonIaI market.

VIM. II. schlosser and Emma V. Bingham.
Vim. Day and Ellen Mason.
Robert Thompson and Mary Thompson.
Philip Schaefer and jamie Price.
VIM. Farlor, OF Philadelphia, and Elizabeth
Gerhardt, OF this city.
Samuel Middleton, OF Philadelphia, aet
Maria l.. Brown, OF this city. rfp
Oscar Brooks and Anna JacksonssGFW
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has sc. higher than the closing prices last
evening; setember, Sob; October, S2h. Corn,
firm; September, b2h october, 50A Oats,
2E(d5c. higher; September, $3.50; October,
S7.G2lh. Pork, quiet and unchanged; casks,
sS50aS0 for email lots; round lots held for
August figures. August, $27.50. .Ssa
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EIHOMAs BOWLING, Auctioneer.

BY virtue OF decree of the District of
Columbia, passed on the 9TH day of March,
a; u. 1872, in Equity Cause No. 5l@,
the II. 3. & Il. Co.. were plaintiffs and Joseph
Brooks ct al. were defendants, and also by vlr-
tue Of an order passed In the aboveenttled cause
ON the 9th day OF August, A. d. ISL will sell at
public auction, in front Of the premises. on sat
,s sa ~ ns,o M p MI tne
Washington, District Of Columbia, TO wit: - Lot
numbered four ~, In section numbered one ~,
according TO the plat there Tile In the office OF
the Surveyor OF Washington County, District Of
Columbia.
Terms ofsale; one-thlrd Of the purchase money
In cash and the balance In six and twelve months,
with legal Interest thereon. Or the purchasers,
at their option. may pay all In cash.
deposit of $50 to be made Mt time of sale. All
conveyanclng ut cost of purchaser.
JAS. T. WoRMLEY, Trustee.
au?G.eoddds 522 sth st. n. w.
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A Popular Delusion.

There is popular idea that q silver plate Is
Inserted In the skull after trephlning. DR..
Brlnton says according to the Philadelphia
CHntedt Ree0rd, that he has very carefully OK
nmlned all the ancient and modern literature.
and failed to ind single instance reported OF
any metal plate being Inserted after traphLa.-
ing. Nor has he found any scioptLl,9f6fe
10 IL. "A a .srafe
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>.IbSnEs That Were Better Left I'm.
said.
Punch.
Jones after having obviously accepted au
Invitation 70 dine with BlOwn)-And you're
sure you won't be disappointed II don't turn
up2
Brown-oh, no, assure you, not at all.
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Eager for Company.
N. Y. sun.

N. Y. sun.
Doctor who has been sent for at 2 a. m.)-
Madame, pray eend at once for tho clergy.
man, and, II You want TO make your Will, for
the lawyer. Madame (horrined)-Good gra.
clousl Is II so dangerous, doctor2 Doctor
Not bit OF IT. but don't want to be the only
fool who has been disturbed In his sleep for
nothing,
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The Way to tho Journalistic Heart

OII CITY VflI,1 bIIZlaIU'
The editorial heart was gladdened through
the editorial stomach TO day by a gift of some
excellent apples and luscious peaches from
tho store of John Mcclure.
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FINANCIAL.


The following observations OF the transac-
tons in the financial market o.day, together
with the opening and closing quotations, are
furnished by the baukinghouse OF IL. d.
Cooke, jr., h Co., 1420 street, Washington,
ID. O..
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FRED. w. EVANS
DIN ING ROOMS
eIo F Street Northwest.
Furnished rooms for rent.
ron EXCHANGE.

VIZ ANTED-To EXCHANGE NEW STOVES
w for old onea at Buffers Stove Exchange.
sor. 9th and X; smoky chimneyB cured or no
bought, r.
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Cutting.
London Punch.

London Punch.
Edwin-These confounded French buffers
don't seem to understand their own language,
Angy!
Angelina-Not as YOU speak It, lovel BY tho
way, would recommend you always to speak
French in France when you have anything OF
O confidential nature to impart TO me before
tho natiyesl SO many OF them understand o
little English, you knowl
The Evening critic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1881-1885, 1884-08-28
When Rest is Most Needed.

ltlCu ODheTNeTs
A young lady who was sufferer from
asthma was fond OF sleeping late In the morn
lrg. one day companion called her to
breakfast at reasonable hour. The lady
yRwned, stretched and rolled over for another
nap, saying. VI don't care for breakfast; lot
me alone. think It's real mean that person
cannot be allowed TO have little rest In the
morning after hard nights Sleep"
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Well, We Never!
Oil City Derrick.

Oil City Derrick.
"rhe eoft little cheek OF the precious now
eeomcr Is dearer TO mo than all rosos, ween"
sings a poetess, imaginatively. Well, you
may be able 10 wean the new conner, blknus
doubt II you ever did wean rose. ..,,ehps
Fail OYspseSis,
stock complete, BtssvSaks Co.'s.
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BEPARTnENT OF TIE INTERIOR.
AUCTION SALES.
TOIiN sMEnMAN 4 co, '',.->>>>'
81 AuctInua.

OAhAH - We
- Auctionecrs.
TE No 3 : Sc SAFE Z 1 OF IMPROVED PRoPgR-
BY virtue OF q deed of trua dated 5eptemhT 81,
a; d. ls1G, and duly recorded in llber 10. s2s,
lollo 40, one OF the land records OF thGDistrict
OF Columbia, and by order OF the Suprehe Court
9fsaid Dlstrlct passed In equity, causspNo. $50,
Will sell, as surviving trustee at naflc auction
In front % the premises, on MONDAY, SEP.
TENDER 8, 1854, at O'CLOCK psjfb., the follow.
IRg,dhSscr,6ed real estate silusE In the city q
that piece and parcel Of groupd knewn and =
distinguished on the plat OF ptan OF said city On
as and being lot lettered ,IpB. II. Warmers Lii.n
recorded subdivision or I'D In square numbered
six hundred and sixty;ntne [GG9l. together wah
the improvements, etQxF
Terms OF sale: One,}hrd cash, balance in three
equal payments. payable in 0, IL and IS months
after date with inlgSest at the rate OF ak tOl per
cent, per annum fom day OF sale, to be secured
by deed Of tEpst on property sold. or ell cash.
at option OF purchaser. A. deposit OF ESQ required
with withipMve days from day of sale the trus:
tee reseryes the right to resell vt the risk and
cost OF dffaulting purchaser after FIVE days i'd
vertisqyfent. All conveyancing and recording ut
~ ANDREW h. DUVALL,
sVddds Surviving Trustee.
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LOST AND FOUND. 4

d. = >RsEfNWJA,Rp~IHsT, MONDAY. AUGUST
spO %, plain gold DIG, marked inside N. w. Il.
A. .. II. Return q room l25, General Land
Office. or 2a0 New Je ey ave. s. g. au2s.s.-
II OsT-A SMALLBKY TERRIER DOG; NO.
IL of tag 1925 A reward will be given for Its
return to g0S New York ave. au26-3tt
u osT-NECKCHAIN AND CROSS BY A
- little girl, between 81. Dominic's Church
and Capitol; on cross is inscribed: From Grand.
ma 20 baby" A suitable reward for Its return to
goa ID ST. NE. aus n .
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one of the InsoIubIe Mysteries.

TUIIIHKIUH IItt ITtdH'
Somebody has said that the most di rect way
10 a mans pocket is through his stomach.
The most direct way to womans pocket has
never been discovered.
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PR0P0SALS.
PROPOSALS. FoR PosToFFIcE EN-.
Il VELOPES.

PosToFFfuE DEPARTMENT,
WAsifINGTON, ID. O., August q, 1851.
sealed proposals Will be received at this De
pertinent until Monday, the 10Th day of Septe uaSk
Der, 1881 at ~ o'clock M, for furnishing POstollcA
Envelopes, In such quantities and at such times
as they may be ordered, during the remainder OF
The fiscal year ending June 80, 1855, Of the follow
Nos 70 l-For oniclal Letters aud Returns
No. 5-for Returning Dead Letters.
No. 6-Eor Registered Packages.
No. 7-Tag Envelopes for Registered Pack
No. s-for International Money.order Ad-
vices,
Blank forms Of bids, with samples and full spe-
clncationB, will be furnished upon application to
the Third Assistant Postmaster. g eneral, Wash.
w. q. GRESHAM
an2eeo0t P0stmaster.General.
IMPAIRMENT OF THE INTERIOR,
IL WASHINGTON, ID. O.. August 10, 1851
sealed proposals will be received at this office
until ~ m. OF the 30th day OF August, 1851, for
furnishing, delivering and setting ia place, com.
pete, new Marble Things for the reconstruction
Of the South wing OF the Interior Department
Building, In accordance with drawings and specl.
hoalions, which may be seen at the Architects
office in this building.
The right TO reject any or all bids or to waive
defects, fit be deemed In the Interest OF the Gov
eminent TO do so, 10 reserved
Blank forms OF proposals and any additional
Information may be obtalned on application 10
NJ. L. JosLYN,
au2Q cost Actlng Secretary,
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MARRIED.

CLUD-MooRE.-on August 30, 1881, Ed
ward CLUB TO Josephine Elizabeth Moore, at
Trinity Church, by Rev. Thomas q. AddI'
son.
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Sad Fate of the Temperance Candi-
date.
Galveston News.
st. Jehn will do his treating at tho town
pump-and, OF course, get left.
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ron REKy--Rouses.
FOR SHLE-Houses.

NOR sALE-SIX-ROOM HOUSE, NEARLY
II new. renting for sli per month, only three
blocks from Blaine's, at great bargain for but u
short time. j. j. sutphen, g35 ST. n. ". au2s.3Lt
nor SALE-A BARGAIN-7.RoOM BRICK
IL house on Penn. avenue, bet, Goth aud 2lst sts.
n. w; immediate possession giveni title perfect.
j. j. Sutphen, 036 st. II. W. nn2s.3tt
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E5-sPECIAL NOTICE. During the early part
reasonable prices on and after September /
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ADDISON DAY,
PRACTICAL UNDERTAKEN ANDOABGNET
MAKER.
ReAdy.nAde Conins, CRsketa and Shrouds No,
8Ol "a It,, corner OF q q, W, Branch Store, CAL
Mass. ave, n W, Orders promptly executed ~
reasonable rates. fBti
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shirts. Collars and Cs&sk~SSe w,
s s9S pri 70 new at MorsSRsse ranndry' Low
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Chicago Grain and Provision Flu
lures.
The following summary by d. X. Plain n
Co., st. Cloud building, Ninth and L streets,
shows the course OF the Chicago produce mar
ket up to one p. m. to-day:
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Caution PIcturesqueIy ExempliGed.
Philadelphia Call.
Is n girl any sweeter at 10 than at any other
age?-LtHle CuShmda. Well, that depss1ssa
How old are you? -Cssssr
ChiIdren,SzNsgHS Suits
row randy M A..>x<EdfE M
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GELECT FAMILY EXCURSIONS TO
BLACKIsToN ISLAND
AND COLONIAL, REACH


GELECT FAMILY ENCUKSION TO
y Chapel Point by palace steamer -.
Lady Of the Lake, with IS state y n-SlE -
rooms commencing FRIDAY Sth, r.--e sss-s''-,
and continuing every Friday during the season,
and the steamer j. w. Thompson every sunday.
Round.trip tickets, SO cents Children, % cent?
D. m.
Hotel. HOWARD & DAVIS,
au5-lmA Projectors.
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HowEs BUSINESS SCHOOL, 5i7 7th st.
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MT. VERMONT MT. VERMONT

STEAMER W. w. CoRcoRAN .ESzs;aaG
Leaves seventh.street wharf daily, except Sun.
day for Mt. Vernon at 10 O'Clock M; returning,
reaches Washington about $3.50 p. IN.
L. L. BLAKE, Captain.
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UTANTED-A LADY OF MEANS WISHES
w to buy n small house, from to rooms
Any one having same can address Cash, Box r.
Critic office. aua0.OtF
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URDERTAKERS.

JOSEPH O. LEE.
Formerly OF Henry Lees Sons,
UNDERTAKEN.
New and commodious wRreroom, No 325 Penn
ave. northwest. Residence on promises. fei ii
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WAKTED---Reip--Fema,e.

Advertisements OF Three lines under mi. hesd
Inserted three timeh for 2 cents
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UTANTED-A YOUNG MAN, IS TO IS
w years of age, as copy holder; must be able
TO reau manuscript. Address Box NJ, Critic
office. aul8
"ANTED-A COMPANION WHO ~ WELL
w advanced In shorthand and who can devote
all his time TO the practice OF the same. Call at
200 East Capitol st. nu26.3lS
uoMEs RUsINEss SCHOOL. hlz I'm az
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EXCURSIONS.

c1EAMER ROCK POINT CAN BE CHAR.
- tered by small parties for any place on the
river or bay. Inquire Of y. III. May, go 9TH st. 8.
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