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The Evening critic., 1884-03-17
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
wilIard,s.

II. Allen, New Haven; N. wlnslow, Water
town. W. L. Silbertrom, N. r.; J. +. War;
Ing, N. X; a. @. Goodcill, N. Vi. Alfred II.
Page, n. X; Fred a. Mason, Bridgeport,
Nichols and wife, st. Paul; William II. Par
ker, Carlisle, Pa; ]. Il. Mcdonald and wife,
Indianapolis; Miss Jennie Roache, Indlanapo-
lis; A. II. Almy, N. Y; Il. L. Hedstrause, wife,
daughter and son, Buffalo; Mrs. II. II. Cole,
y. y; Il. NJ. Dole, city; Nj rrison Muntord,
Mo-; II. L. Wilkins and wife, Boston; 3. J.
johnson, Amboy, N. j.; i. NJ. Gray, Boston;
q. Love, n. Y; Herbert Kelley aud wife, N.
X; Miss Emerson, n. y: Miss Mason, N. Y;
Miss Rose Cook, N. y; NJ. l.. Grant and wife;
o. W. Norcross and wife, Worcester, Mass. ;
J. Copeland, Louisville, KY. O. D. Fulstone,
Columbus, o.; Isaac Munson, Watertown, N.
y; Henry Walter and wife, N. Y.
The Evening critic., 1884-03-17
EAST WASHINGTON.

Yesterday morning James d. CLARK, tho 10
year.old son of Mr., II. Edward Clark. of No.
900 Fourteenth street southeast, died OF ma
lignant scarlet fever. This morning Mr..
Clark lost, through the Same disease, his s.
year.old son. Interment Will be private. In
this double anliction the parents have the
sympathy OF large circle OF friends.
Mrs. Annie Fisher, the colored woman who
was found dead In her bed at No, SO4 street
southeast on Saturday morning, was pro-
nounced by the coroner 70 have died OF cancer
OF the lungs.
Peter Winters, an old colored man, living on
South Carolina avenue, between Third and
Fourth streets, died suddenly about o'clock
this morning at his residence. He was I'M
married. Last night, apparently In good
health, he went over 10 Lincolnvllle TO preach,
and returned about 10 o'clock, complaining OF
cramps I'm the stomach. The Coroner was no.
tined this morning and promised 10 view the
body this afternoon.
Complaint is made by residents OF Eighth
street southeast, near tho Marine Barracks,
that n LOT OF telephone wires have been left
wound around the tree. boxes In various places
70 the great discomfort OF the citizens.
The Evening critic., 1884-03-17
GRANTED A NEW TRIAL.
Frank Miner 10 Have Another
Chance for Life.

In the Court in General Term to-day JUS
tice James delivered the unanimous opinion
of the court, granting Frank Miner a now
trial. THE CRITIC last week anticipated
the public announcement of the decision
to-day, and, as usual, led with the news.
Miner was convicted of the murder of his
wife, Victoria Miner, on October IL, 1882,
and sentenced to be hanged, and was to
have been executed on the 9TH instant, but
was respited until next Friday. The opinion
of the Court was in effect that Judge Hag-
ner erred in pronouncing O'Leary and Adj
Ter competent jurors and permitting them
to be sworn as such.
The Evening critic., 1884-03-17
A PATENT QUESTION,
The Decision of which May be I'm
pOrtant 10 Inventors.


Messrs. Munsen and Phillip, as attorneys,
and on relation OF the United States to Richard
NJ. Hoe, Robert Hoe, Peter s. Hoe, stephen d.
Tucker, II. Hoe, jr., Theodore Ii. Mead aud 8.
s. Hoe, under the flrm.name OF II. Hoo & Co.,
and s. O. Gill, to-day lled petition for a writ
Of mandamus on Commissioner OF Patents
Butterworth to compel the latter to receive the
fee OF $40 and cause letters patent 10 DO pre-
sented to the Secretary OF tho Interior for his
signature. IL is stated that on March 10,
1881, Mr.. Gill made application for letters
patent for new and useful improvement IN
printing machines, 1ling drawings, speclnca-
lions, &c. Tho Commissioner decided that
the application would Interfere with
an unexpired patent to Walter Scott
and the case was determined
by the Examiner in favor OF Scott. Mr.. Gill
appealed to the Examiner-in-C Chief, who de.
cided adverse to him, and further appeal
was taken to the Commissioner OF Patents,
who rendered decision in his favor. Mr..
Gill then assigned his right and title in the
patent TO II. Hoe Il Co., who claim that they are
R6<eentitled TO II, although the Commissioner
fEfves as the reason for refusing that Scott has
appealed from the last decision TO the Secrc-
tary OF the Interior, who has decided In Scotts
favor. They assert that the Secretary can en-
terrain aDDealg.
The Evening critic., 1884-03-17

Colonel W. f. Barker, assistant super!n-
tendent OF the Pullman Palace Car Company,
OF this division, who has been spending some
much improved In health. He visited Palatka,
81. Augustine and Jacksonville. He reports
having had nice and pleasant trip among
the fragrant orange groves and the merry
songs OF the feathery songsters.
@. +. Brown, general superintendent Pull
man Cor Company OF Chicago, who spent sew
eral days at the National Capital, has returned
10 the lake city.
Mr.. @. o. Ohenault, who has been with the
Pullman Gar Company for the past fifteen
yerrs as conductor, has resigned that position
Norfolk Il Western l. Shenandoah Valley Rail :
way, with headquarters In this city. HIS long
and faithful service with the Pullmaus Is a
sufficient guarantee OF his efficiency aud nbil-
ity 10 please the company whose interest he
represents.
The Evening critic., 1884-03-17
BAILIFF BARToN's BAD GRAMMAR


DIsturbs Judge snoIrs Peace of
Mad, Hat He Pardons IL for
Cause.
This here man what's here before you,
Your Honor, has been drinking Of too
much orphan and widow maker remarked
BailiH Barton, of tho Police Court, this
morning, as he hauled John McCabe out of
the dock.
"Wby, Mr. Barton, I am surprised at
YOU said the Judge, perfectly astonishod.
To think that you should thus murder
the English language, after tho years that
you have been associated with nc, creates
more 0mazement than | can express"
81 knew better, Your Honor" replied
Mr. Barton but IL Ia so long since you
have given me q lesson In grammar that
thought would remind you. | hope you
will excuse the lapisus iignum."
'Ldpisus Hgnum! What in the name of
conscience is that2 Mr. Barton are you
getting reckless IN your old ago and in
dulging in strong drink 2"
"No, Your Honor but tho prisoner here
has been. He is charged with drunken
ness"
"What has that got to do with your bad
grammar and your worse quotation of a
familiar Latin phraseW
"Oh, | smcllod his breath, Your Honor.
|, / only got one Whit, but it upset mo COM
pletely."
Your excuse is ample, Mr.. Barton. Pris.
oner at the bar you are charged with drunk
enness. What have you to say"
81 plead guilty, Your Honor. was on
my way to tho Navy-Yard to join tho
American Navy, or what Is loft of it, when
l w0s towed into the station house."
1.-THE chain.gang is more in need of re-
cruits your stripe than tho Navy" said
His Honor, "and will send you on thirty
days cruise in the cutters of East Washing
ton, where you can render the Government
some service for your board by having an
eight-hour engagement every day with the
mud and thus saving the struggling ma
etives from muddy graves" Then, after
pause, How do you appreciate that judg-
ment, Mr.. Barton p
why, Your Honor, replied Barton, "the
judicial mind of King Solomon, arrayed in
all his glory, could not have conceived and
executed justice more swiftly and surely"
"Oh, Mr.. Barton, you make mo blush "
and the Judg turned fiery red to the very
roots of his hair"
The Evening critic., 1884-03-17

wv ANTED-A wHIN WOMAN 10 COOK,
w wash and do houH work for a small fam,
ily. Apply at 1920 nth q II. W. mri7.3tf
The Evening critic., 1884-03-17
A GENERAL ILLUMINATION
BY an Electric Light from the Wash
iuxtOn Monument.

have recently given permission to tho Brush
Swan Electric Light Company to place ton
electric lights on the top of tho Monument
Tor period OF two weeks. 1t Is stipulated
that the lights are TO DO removed by the LIST OF
April.
The work Of putting screening around the
Monument preparatory 10 placing the lights In
position was commenced this morning, and
as the lights have already arrived in the city,
1t is proposed 10 commence the exhibition by
the end OF this week.
The company claim that tho spectacle Will
. DO one OF great brilliance and novelty as it
will make the monument plainly visible at
night for many miles, and 1t is claimed that
1t will illuminate almost the entire city, and
as Dupont Circle.
II is probable that the light will DO shown
for tho first time on Saturday night.
The Evening critic., 1884-03-17
what m ala for nm ola Indy

CosHocToN STATION, N. Y, Dec. %, 1SzG
GENTs-A number OF people had beau>dsing
your Bitters here and with marked HGeet In
one case lady of over seventy yeaSBhad been
sick for years and for the past LRE years has
not been ablo TO be around |)dlf the time.
About six months ago she ~ so feeble she
was HELPLESS. Her old remac{es, or physicians,
being ofno avail, sent ~ Deposit, forty.nye
miles away, ana Nd ~ bottle OF Hop Bit
tiers. It lmproSl Hefso she was able to dress
herself and hut the house. When she
had taken the V>1potlle she was aplo 20
take care OF UNCOMMON and walk out TO her
neighbours, so hd& Improved all the time
since. MySNfe and Children also have derived
great bee6nt from their use.
w. d. HATHAWAY,
Agt. ". S. Ex, Co,
The Evening critic., 1884-03-17
An Important question Decided.

The Court In General Term this morning de.
cided tho case OF Thompson vs. Deyeridge, In.
OF the court was In force. The Court held that
judgment was In force for twelve years after
any prior action thereon, providing that an
execution had been Issued on II within a year
and day after II was obtained. That the
case under consideration was ono In which
action had been taken for twelve years, and
was therefore barred by limitations. Aud that
the order OF the Circuit Court In favor OF the
defendant quAshing the execution should DO
affirmed. Messrs. W. j. Miller and Francis
Miller for the plaintin and Loon Tobrlner for
tho defendant,
The Evening critic., 1884-03-17
DISTRICT COURTS.

COURT IN GENERAL TERM-Cnief Justice
Cartier and Justices Cox and James.-IJnited
States vs.. Miner; opinion by Justice James
reversing the Judgment of the court below and
granting new trial. Knight VS.. Blackford;
below. Gait We. Truesdell; opinion by Chief
Justice Cartier Affirming tho judgment below.
EQUITY CoURT-Justice Observation-Disclosures
vs.. Birch; testimony ordered taken before Ek-
aminer j. Il. McNalley. Luckett Va. Lucketr;
auditors report confirmed. Guest vs. Guests
sale ordered and d. Il. Leighton appointed
trustee to sell. Smith We. Williams; j, b.
Hammond allowed TO become party complain.
ant. Colt ct al. vs.. Bradley OF al; restraining
order issued.
The Evening critic., 1884-03-17
DIED.


BARKER.-Of scarletina, March 10, 1881, at
613 Second street northwest, Charles X.
Barker, only son Of Mary l.. and the late Benz.
Barker, aged 10 years.
oLARK.-on Sunday, March 16, 1884, at
$40 o'clock n. M, OF malignant scarlet fever,
James Burch, NTH son OF L. Edw. and Jane NJ.
Clark, aged 15 years, o months and . days.
TOUMEY.-on tho morning Of March 10,
1884, after brief illness, OF consumption,
Funeral from his late residence, 1918
street southwest, on Tuesday morning at
o'clock, and VIII proceed thence to Sc. Domi-
nic's Church, where requiem mass Will be cell
ebrated at 81 80. Friends aad relatives OF the
family are invited TO attend.
DAWSON the 18th inst, between 10 and 1
O'Clock a. M, Mrs. Caroline Davis, In the S0th
year OF her age.
woLLARD.--At 30 n. m, on tho 18th In
slant, James +. Wollard, in the G3d year of
his age.
CoNNoR.-on March 10, 1884, at o 20 d. M,
Patrick Common, aged 35 years.
GoODMAN.-In Georgetown, March 3, 1884,
Layinia Julia, Wife OF John q. Goodman, In
the 37th year other age.
PULMAN.-In Alexandria, on Saturday,
March 10, 1884, at 8 rs O'Clock p. M, Lucy "
Pullman, beloved wife Of Charles o. Pullman
and daughter OF John and Sophia Martin, aged
% years.
JONEs.-on the 18th instant, at 10 O'Clock,
Leon Dealva Jones, In the 9TH year OF his
age.
FIsCHER.-on Saturday, March is, at p.
M, Ella Virginia, only daughter OF Barton and
Mary L. Fischer, aged months.
GREEN.-on the 10th instant, at her late
residence, o36 + street northwest, Mrs. AbDio
II. Green.
WELOH.-On the 18th Instant, at 4 q. M,
Lillian Loretto, aged / year and 8 months,
and on the 10th instant, at 8 80 p. m, Francis,
aged years, dearly beloved children OF
William p. and Mamie j. WEIGH, and grand
children of NJ. s. and the late Captain Joseph
White.
Funeral from parents residence, 51O Sixth
street southwest, Tuesday, 18th Instant at
2 p. m. Relatives and friends invited to
attend.
The Evening critic., 1884-03-17
PERTINENT RANat KzPHs.

HandsQRlsspffng overcoats at A. Saks & Co.'s.
sRfTENTIoN is called to the advertise
ment OF John A. Hayward, attorney -at.law, $50
street, who has established notary public
office.
DIR. b. B. ADAMS states that the published
accounts OF his having attended the Clements
child, who was supposed TO have died from
poison, were incorrect.
WILLIAM ID. COLT trustee, and others
have flled bill In equity against A. @.
Bradley, trustee, OF al, for an inJupctloRsaes.
restrain the sale of lot ", sgrsssaSS
or TAIIonISs SsRsSassns nov ready for spring
JOHN scANLoN and William German
were assessed $40 each In the Police Court this
morning for placing building material In the
street and falling to keep light on It at night.
AT the Union Bethel Historic and Lite
rary Association Tuesday evening the paper
for discussion will be presented by Mr.. Lewis
a. PGgsss snSl tSsn "rho Negro Not
Mr.. R. B. AsKEwAlAe .Asslsa4fSt Post
master at Baltimore, A&&SS6ne time ago
"Haying had occssiaNBtfy DR.. Bulls Cough
medicinal sf6Se ever bed. small bottle re-
llayedff6 OF severe cold."
Dorsey WHITE, colored wife-beater, was
behind the bars at Judge SHELLS Court this
morning for assaulting his vito, Marla White,
by striking her on tho head with bucket.
"Guilty," said the prisoner. The Court was
Informed that IL was simple assault, aud i'm.
posed line Of So. The husband went below
and the wifo went out smiling.
A VERY large meeting was held by the
st. Patrick Temperance Society last evening
at their Hall on q street, near Tenth north.
west, President Waters in the chair. Ad-
dresses were make by Mr.. Francis McNer-
haney and Messrs Saxton and Wall. The hall
was filled TO overlooking. BY special request
little Master Skivington gave recitation,
which was received with great applause.
A CoLoRED coachman named William
Jones was before the Police Court to-day TO an
swer the charge OF refusing TO obey the ofllcer
in charge OF the carriages AT the White House
Saturday. Oflcer Cunningham testified that
at the reception Saturday the defendant drove
under the arcade from tho wrong direction,
contrary TO his orders. He did not arrest him
then because he had the Russian Minister'S
wife In the carriage, but took him In custody
at the stable. The case went over for further
proof
The Evening critic., 1884-03-17
bids Onened To.DnY.

Bids wore opened at the oflice OF Colonel
Casey to-day for making the necessary OK
cayailons for tho west and centre wings OF the
State, War and Navy Department building
John Oudmore was the lowest bidder, at
S4,475. The other bidders were A. Gleason,
Nj. +. Tally, ]. It. Robinson, Fletcher Il Blum.
don, W. G, Wheatey, d. Riordau, II. NJ. steep,
Largney 4 Iline, b. Thornton, Burke X
Frawley, NJ Shea and James Reynolds. The
bids ranged from $1,475 to So, 800.
The Evening critic., 1884-03-17

No WHITE GIRL FOR
lrlS In n small family. APP
Ter ! y. M, NJ kl3 A Sc. 3. G.
1898
The Evening critic., 1884-03-17
AnaeostIa Temperance workers.

Yesterday the Rechabltos OF AnacOstla at
tended the services OF the Baptist denomina.
tion In that place. The sermon was what is
now generally termed n Temperance ser.
mon, and greatly pleased the Rechabites. IL
aroused them to Il great deal OF enthusiasm,
so much that In tho afternoon part OF them
attended the temperance service at Seaman's
Bethel Retreat near the Nayy-Yard), and,
while there, George L. Pyles, j. Edgar Powell
and G.. j. s. Hunnicutt delivered addresses on
the subject OF temperance that were highly
approved. After the services were over they
returned, we'll pleased with their days work.
The Evening critic., 1884-03-17
No sickness ON the IroouoIs.

Some CONSERVATION was caused among tho
friends and relatives Of the officers and crew
OF tho United states ship lroquois by the pub
board that vessel A number OF Kilograms
have been received at the Navy Department
making inquiry on the subject and the reply
In each case Is that there 10 no truth In tho re.
port, and that, MS far as is known, there Is no
slckness on the Yessel. -.
The Evening critic., 1884-03-17

The Alert Will take about eighteen days 70
cross the ocean, and VIII be at once loaded
with stores and manned for the expedition, on
which she is TO oct "a tho supply,ship, and
start semo time after tho other vessels.
Captain Schley has boon informed that the
Government for the Greedy Relief Expedition,
Will start for New York on the 22d Inst. Tho
command of the vessel Will be determined
upon to-day or tomorrow.
The Evening critic., 1884-03-17
Whn1lhe nnn1ers Glot.

George Campbell, John warthan and Jesms
Burdine won't on q cunning expedition on
Friday last. They secured the woods In the
vicinity of Silver Hill PostolIlce, ana by actual
count killed one little Innocent sparrow. IL Is
said they .shot al" any number OF other birds,
I'm m
The Evening critic., 1884-03-17
IIamIine Tempernnce Union.

The meeting OF this union was well .attended
yesterday and an election for onl-
GERS for the ensuing year was held, which ra-
suited as follows: President, Lewis l. o'Neal;
yice-president, John l.. Roai secretary, Charles
Proctor The organization is In tho hands OF
e1lclent, practical workers and tangible, last.
ing results will no doubt accrue TO the com.
munlty by this wise selection Of tho union OF
Capnble Officers
The Evening critic., 1884-03-17
The NAH for the Greedy Party.

Mail for members OF Lieutenant Greely's
party can be sent to the office of Chief Signal
Ign Maynard In care OF Captain Schley until
April 20. The letters VIII BIO taken on board
the Thetis TO the Arctic regions and delivered,
found.
The Evening critic., 1884-03-17
Captain Meade SIisunderstood.

Captain II. W. Meade, the naval oflcer who
has been quoted as saying that he was about
TO leave the Navy because It contained no fu.
ture for an active man, has given no intlma-
ton at the Navy Department that such is his
intention, but he has been granted one years
leave OF absence, during which no Will engage
In private busIness IN the Weat.
The Evening critic., 1884-03-17

VTTANTED-A SITUATION BY A WHITE
Wy woman in hotel or restaurant as pastry
and bread cook; thoroughly understands her
business; reference Address Pastry Cook, Critic
office. mriG
The Evening critic., 1884-03-17

MCCENEY-HYATT.-At Trinity Church,
Wednesday, March -, 1884, by the Rev. Thos.
e.. Addison, ID. D., John $. McOeney, of Mont
gomery County, Md, TO Miss Helen NJ. Hyatt,
OF this city,
The Evening critic., 1884-03-17

The wreckers have raised the May1ower aud
lowed her into one OF tho slips AT the Navy
Yard, and a crew OF mon have been put TO
work pumping her out, and she VIII be- anoat
In a Qay or two.
The Evening critic., 1884-03-17

A Member OF Congress recently wrote TO the
Navy Department, recommending candidate
for appointment TO the Naval Academy at Au-
napolis, whom he described as being "nslcally
qualihed.'s
The Evening critic., 1884-03-17

Henry Lomax, acruel.looking colored youth,
received Just punishment IN the Police
Court to-day Tor lnnlcting unnecessary cruelty
on horte. Witnesses showed that no had a
horse hitched to a cart loaded with bricks this
morning in Judiciary Square and dashed tho
animal with heavy whip Just 10 see him
jump. He was committed for one month In
default OF SO. .ossefRsiA
Edward White cruelty killed aGaAsttftd paid
SIS for the snort, EEl
The Evening critic., 1884-03-17
prrEYAN, WIS, sani.,aai

DELEvAN, WIS.,, SaI,t.ysa, fS7S.
GENTs-J have taken moi etttlt phe bottle OF
the Hop Bitters. Twas afeBbH dld man OF rs
when got IT,, IaeaSy am aaaAive and feel
as well aA kafaHt 80. l soc atgr6at many that
need stlD1rn medicine. ID. BoYCE,
The Evening critic., 1884-03-17

william Schuebel and Lena Walter.
Henry O. Wannell and Annie M. Downey.
William Lewis, Of Fredericksburg, Va, and
Katie Urlson, OF Potomac City, Va.
George w. Schneider, of Prince Georges
County Md and Jennie Drocker, OF his
city, sss
The Evening critic., 1884-03-17

VIVA NTEn--A sITtATIoN BY A WIDOW
w In a ao,aii famil Ito do all Kinds Of house
vvark eScept washing ntd ironing. for her bo ard:
MI n child iS months oil Address Mrs. Home,
I,Itic once mrl7
The Evening critic., 1884-03-17

Fresh Alderneyp pf1AF, churned every morn.
ing and deliyerRAalh9a 10 "Ward" prints. soc.
per 10. Aleeeeotpge, cheese, buttermilk and
sTsstsHnk' &c. psr ~ Cream 1Sc. per pint
The Evening critic., 1884-03-17
RAyTED-Gs,sce j,aneouo

VIZ by A FAMILY OF
w three, four unfux shed rO9ms for light
housekeeping, between aud X, North Capitol
and 9th SITS. west; permhHent IL suited. Address
II 1903, Critic office mrl7.3tf
The Evening critic., 1884-03-17
- PROF.A.J. DEXTER,
HSE ~ THE WORLDS
(,ssfs ~ Magnetic Conqueror of
&ANAAw Disease.

The following comprises the ailments and dis.
ehses winch am prepared 10 treat aud TO cure
Gonsumption, Bright's Disease, Pneumonia, all
hidinIey and LIVER Complaints, Paralysis, lsheu;
mnalhm, dout, Catarrh, Asthma, bronchitis and
NJ NJ hneclions OF the mucous membranes. Dyspep-
~ anu az gastric ann0yances, Nervousness and
NERVOUS DEBILITY, whether hereditary or superin-
aHs ~ eNSesseS Heat Disease all Spinal Aeo-
Sl Nltns' Dance, Prolnpsis Uteri Vnricose Veins
SeIoIhu1ni EX@ema; Piles, all diseases of women
NH Sm' H Anchyoslg, white Swelling, 0oitre,
BSI9gs Fever reVrS and Ague and Intermittent
malnrial Disturbances OF the system ~ saw 80
am also prepared TO unnecessarily treat those
AFFLICTED with the Alcoholic habit and TO destroy
the appetite for liquor, and to effect cure OF ali
those diseases OF special, peculiar and danger.
Gus character.
At my office have letters. recommendation
aud aflldavits nom hundreds OF Patients OF Ma
tiQnal and local standing throughout all sections
Of the country to substantiate my claims 10 pub
lie recognition asuccessful healer In every feR.
ture of disease of which claim TO conquer
stand upon the baBiB which scores OF the best
people OF Washington whom have successfully
Treated Furnished me, and whose recommends
ugne are In my hands AID AZ my paIlOrs
fb'-Assisted by regular graduates OF medicine.
The Evening critic., 1884-03-17
BOARDING..

TENHE LoCHIEL, 5l2 NINTH ST. N, W.,
J. with pleasant rooms, good beard nj reason.
able rates, is commended to permanent and
transient boarders. augii-tf
The Evening critic., 1884-03-17

is often used In Se1cithess, aud TO get tho
pure article is0st0 Chr. Xander, who Imports
direSk. pamseIf. No. OIL 9TH st. northwest.
The Evening critic., 1884-03-17
SPECIAL NOTICES.

u.,v. STOVES, FURNACES, RANGss,
No. ETC
lin plates, sheetiron work, fireplace stoves,
.aBges, furnaces repaired Tin roofing, spuuting
and ali kinds Of tin work promptly attended to-
Send your order to -
6I0 Eleventh st. y. W.. near st.
The Evening critic., 1884-03-17

yXTANTED--A SITUATION BY A YOUNG
w man as waiter private boarding-house
or in q private iamilt. Call AZ No. % Prather's
alley, bet. 4tb and 9th Ind and X sts n. W. mrl7
The Evening critic., 1884-03-17

w ANTED-LAnIE CITY OR COUNTRY,
w 10 make e. TO 90 daily ringing Raster cards;
SEND 10 cents, stamps or postal Dotp for instruo-
tlon nnd samples Address Agency. r. D. BOX
1896, New otk city, jal2tf
The Evening critic., 1884-03-17

VA ANTED-A Reliable WOMAN AZ
w nurse and to asbist In general Homework.
Apply Ut bOi a st. Sc. mr1i.3tt
The Evening critic., 1884-03-17

FVNlIE "ALIrRIGHT" DINING.ROOMS, SIS
Il 10th ST., will give you meal for % cents, and
you can't get the raw materials I'm the market for
30 cents; this may seem paradoxical, but it's the
truth nevertheless mr7-tf
The Evening critic., 1884-03-17

81 YATd2iIN S AZ do a asogns
will not 20 where theH are small children. Osll
nj Slb a 81, q. w. mrl7-3t
The Evening critic., 1884-03-17

w ANTEp-rwO NAUNDRY HANDS AND
w young girl tdto light work aud attend
baby 21a years old. A Nalress S2i l3th st. n, w.
nWi7.3tA
The Evening critic., 1884-03-17

nRAW1NG AND PAINTING TAUGHT BY
IL Miss Kate Robinson, terms moderate; best
references given. Apply at 1872 Mass. ave. n. W.
dt5tf