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The Evening critic., 1885-03-24
WHERE STYLES COME FROM.
Interview with n Man Who Gets Up
MOn'A EnShIOm PIaiea.

''we are always on the lookout for some.
thing new" says writer In the American
Tailor. sometimes We get g suggestion or
hint from tailor or other person, aud will
work on IL till we produce something accept.
able. After getting suggestions from tiilors
and others, and considering them, perhaps
getting the view OF lady, we so or nnd do
as many newspaper men do-'aot as We please
II is we'll enough to get the ideas OF others,
but when We come down to work we have 10
boss the job and use our own ideas. II Is one
OF those businesses IN which there ls no Welt
defined method as to originating styles. OO-
servation and study are required.
"Formerly changes we're made In February
for spring and summer styles, ana In August
for fall and winter, and the greatest changes
are sun made AT theeo periods. The trade
FOR the past ton years at least has, however,
not been content with but two plates per year,
and must now have them quarterly, many OF
the foremost demanding them monthly. rne
great changes are IN the spring aud fail, how
ever, and the others are notifications or I'M
ptovements on them, not radical changes.
Tho business OF making style has increased
are n number at It, but tho bulk OF IL 10 done
by two or three houses.
''of course there is not 60 much change In
style demanded by gentlomen as by ladle5.
No, we do not get up any styles for particular
sections OF the country. When We publish the
plates thoy are sent 10 every portion OF the
country, and sometimes II is found that Que
style will become popular in one section aud
another In another section, but, as a rulo, tue
tastes are as much different In one section as
another. There are about $4,000 merchant
tailors OF standing In this country those who
keep stock and are fully up to the times
having the best goodB-and With them the
fashion magazines have come to be as essen.
tial as the newspaper.
''such progress have VIC made that even En-.
ropeaDs are adopting our patterns. Formerly
the reT reseDtative merchant tailor might be
eaid TO be son of poor parents, receiving pat.
tern plates twice year and being fully salts.
ned. Now, however, the merchant tailor Is
not content with even the quarterly plates
issued, and IL is surprising those OF other
countries. They arc now ever alive for some
thing new, to have not only the latest
patterns for their customers, nut the latest i'm
provements OF tools and convonlences for their
business. Some were content u few years ago
with modest, unassuming places or business,
but now the merchant tailor has as nne an es-
tablishment as any tradesman."
The Evening critic., 1885-03-24
A CLEVER ROCHE.
How He FIeeced CoOd-Hearte,
pannIa


How He FIeeced GOOd-Hearted
People.
Peter Finnegan, the prince Of swindlers
and confidence men, was put on trial before
Judge Macarthur in the Criminal Court
this afternoon on a charge Of devising a
scheme to defraud by tho use of the United
States mails. The facts were all printed Mt
the timo OF tho arrest OF Finnegan and his
wife, Alice Baker. The scheme rcsortcd TO
was novel and well planned one, and
worked well to his advantage, The device
consisted in writing letters in female
band to business mon--bankers and
brokers principally-all over tho country
and signing tho name of woman, gon-
orally Alice A. Baker.
, The accused being an expert penmln was
enabled TO carry ON the deception without
detection for q long time. The devics used
was TO represent tho writer of the letter rs
q young girl, who had been betrayed. in q
destitute condition, and pretending to know
the person TO whom 10 was directed. by
the letters recovered from tho prisoner
when he was arrested, ii was seen that he
bad made considerable money out Of tho
scheme. His detection and arrest was of.
fcctcd by Mr.. Clark Woodman of Omsha
lie received one OF the pteous appeals and
was asked TO direct his answer to an ad.
dress in this city.
He sent 500 to Riggs & Cos. bank and re-
quested them TO have tho police discover
whether tho case was u mertorious one or
not. The investigation resulted in the ar
iest Of Finnegan ana his wife
BE would start of in this manner with
four.page letter
beg leave to address you, and hope tn
meet with your sympathy. ] am p)or girl
from Omaha, Neb., In trouble, and knowing
you to DO good man come to you and
do hope to mako connd1nt OF you and that
you Will Devor In life have cause TO regret Il IN
my life. got deceived by u young man In
omaha and come east 10 Baltimore to hido
my shame. Tho good Lord called my baby 3 :
himself, for which am ever grateful. Lord
help me, am now so liked am not able to
work.
After writing In tho same strain he would
wind up by saying, "Lord, LOOK down on me
this day Of my life ana keep me and guile mo
III Thy way. hope that you Will answer by
You're, unfortunate, In Christ
ALICE 4, BARER.
In response he would receive concliatory
letter and the M moncy asked for, generally
Quito number of letters ia response to
those ho wrote we're found on him, showing
that the business was lucrative one. He
bas been in jail since last September aud
has p1ofessed religion in the eloquent man
ner in which no wrote the letters. The
Major Of Police, judges of the courts and
the detectives have received piteous appeals
through the mails from him for mercy, as
he had reformed.
ME-. L. p. Phelps appeared for the accu ed
and made long speech in his defense. The
Jury took the case at ? o'clock.
The jury returned verdict of guilty
He was sentenced to three months in jail.
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a CLEVER HOTEL THEE.
He surrenders His PIunder and
I Gets Immunity.

Gets Immunity.
= Charlcs Heller, alias Red Heyl, alias Gin.
hnau Red, tho clever hotel thief from
,hncinnati, who did this city during the
'rauguration, was released from custody to-
on turning up some Of tho proceeds Of
work. lie has been in Jail for eighteen
.ysi charged with the grand larceny of a
old watch and chain, the property of $. NJ.
riggs of Kansas. The Government failed
get Mr.. Briggs 10 como here and testify
yainst tho prisoner, although he rccog-
lied photograph of the prisoneras tho
nan who was in his room at tho ST. James
Iotel.
Mr.. A. b. Williams appeared for the do.
endant aud said that II tho prisoner was
elcased and allowed TO go IN tho company
T detective he could turn up this and
thcr property.
Judge Smell lot the prisoner go out with
detectives Raft and Block, and in half an
our he returned to Police Headquarters
With tho watch aud chain In the Briggs
asc, gold watch and chain valued at
! 400 stolen from Hon. John Reagan of
Texas In tho Metropolitan Hotol and $40
stolen from Aaron Rhodier at tho American
House. Tho Court said he would take the
lofCndant's personal bonds.
The Evening critic., 1885-03-24
LOCAL BRIEFS.

RASTER CARDS. Gould's, d21 9th st.
ppEsIDESr CLEVELAND and Colonel In.
mont drove to Arlington yesterday aftor.
loon.
A oANE Of polo will be played at the
National Skating Rink, No. Gil street,
Tomorrow night. An interesting tiae is
expected.
DR JosEpir T. JOHNSON lccturcd last
Ncnipg AT tho Young Mems Christian AS.
oclation reading rooms on "A Sound Mind
nd Sound Body"
Mn. JonS L. PARKER has resigned tho
ncccntorship OF tho surplced choir at the
.hurch Of tho Incarnation, 10 tako effect
iftor Easter, aud will be succeeded by NJ.
landoiPb ] Geare.
Two 5.inch and one 6-inch steel rifle
iCech. loading guns will shortly be shipped
rom the Ordnance Department, at tho
'avy Yard, TO the Aunapol proving
round for testing.
MARRIAGE licenses have been issued to
laience Thomas Dean Of Montgomery
'ouniy, Nd, and Anna S. Wright of Ten
isllytown, ID. q Harry Ii. Jacobs and
aiie Lansburgb.
A PAPER will be read before tho Union
3cthol Literary Association tonight by
Ion. i. l.. CORDOBA In reply TO the paper
hat has been presented by Hon Frederick
Douglass on tho "weman Suffrage Move
nent.'
A CONVENTION of Baptist clergymen
net ut Shiloh Church last night and adopted
series Of resolutions condemning tho ac-
ion Of Professor q. NJ D.. King president Of
he WaylaDd Seminary, in using violence
II Furnishing one OF his female pupils.
SOME beartless thief yesterday morning
broke open the contribution box for wound
aN Enya fo1a IN coll xuhfcl, ed tuo oNal
in the Office of the ST. Marc Hotel. Before
tne thieves could possess themselves of tho
contents of the box they were frightened
III by the approach OF Il servant.
THE election Of officers and directors of
be Prospect Hill Cemetery corporation
oOk place last night at German Hall rs
olows; President, +. w. Imhoil; secretary,
J.. Eckert; directors, j. a. Gricsbauer,
John l.. Vogt, August Schmedtie, Charles
Graf, George c. Walker ana Charles
schneider.
TnE popular idea has been that the
world contains seven wonders, but the
eighth made its appearance at the Capitol.
IL was a poor benighted man limpins with
rheumatism, who had never heard of Sal
,ati0n on. 1t Is sold by all druggists mt
twenty-five cents bottle.
Mn. FRANK MIDDLETON the well-known
aud popular payiDg.iellcr Of tho National
Metropolitan Bank, died suddenly at $40
p. m. yesterday OF malignant scarlet fever.
He complained of feeling unwell on Satur.
lay, butw well enough to attend church
IN Saturday evening. The funeral will
ahe place tomorrow from his lato resi-
ience, No 903 Massachusetts, avenue. '.N
A COMMITTEE of the Grand Army of tho
Republic from Baltimore, Of which General
Love was spokesman, waited on the Pre5i-
~, aVd s.u ta1 g,,, -, k.
mt at tho annual reunion of tho Grand
Army, Department. Of tho Potomac 10 be
held in Baltimore early in May. The Presi-
dent informed the delegation that he might
possibly be able to give definite reply
bout the middle Of April.
EASTER BANNERs, o5 cents. Goulds, l3l
Dth ST.
The Evening critic., 1885-03-24
pY LUNCANsoN BROS,
ID Real Estate Auctioueers,

TRUSTEES SALE OF A THREE-SrORY AND
BASEMENT BRICK DWELLING.
BY virtue OF n certain deed OF trust, bearing
date on the eighth (Sthl day OF september, A.
ID. 1882, and duly recorded IN Liber No. 1919,
folio l6, ct seq, one OF the land records or
the District OF Columbia, aud at the request OF
the holder OF the note for said Indebtedness,
We shall sell at public auction, In front OF the
premises, ON TUESDAY, the 10th day OF March,
a. d. 1885. at O'Clock u, M, the follow
Ing real estate, situate In tho city of Wash.
western part OF lot numbered three (lJ iu tho
original subdivision OF square numbered one
hundred and five (l05), having a frontage OF
twenty i20) feet on north II street, aud being
all that part OF said lot which lies west Of u
line drawn north and south through the
centre of said lot, and from the south line to
The north line thereof, together with the I'M.
provemenis thereon, subject 10 a deed Of trust
Only recorded I'm LiDer No, 90i, folio i23, Of
said land records, securing the sum Of 1000,
together with Interest thereon az the rate Of
SIX per cenr. per annum, from December ~,
a. d. 1854.
Terms OF sale; Cash: 500 deposit required
at time Of sale; all conveyancing at purchasers
cost. IL terms OF sale are not complied with
In seven days from day OF sale the trustees re-
serve tho right TO resell the property ut the
risk and cost Of the defaultlng purchasers.
GEORGE Il, EMMONS,
CHARLES b, PEARSON,
feli.eod Trustees
The above sale is Postponed until wEDNES
DAY, the 25th day OF March, a. d., 1855, same
GEO. Z. EMMoNS,
CHARLES ID. PEARSON,
mr10eod rrustee1.
The Evening critic., 1885-03-24
THE POLICE COURT.

Catherine HunI Rwhito wom0n,w was charged
with keeping an unlicensed bar, and also
with keeping disOr1erly house. Oliiser
Rhodes testified thar "a woman 0f qucstiOunblo
reputation had becn IN tho habit OF stlytng az
the house. The charge Of Keeping an uu.
licensed bar was dismissed. The Court satd
he thought the trouble growing out of tno
conduct of the house was tho result or iguo-
rance. nno of S25 was imposed.
James MalOney, a young white man with a
bad face, was held Tor h1usobrcaking IN enter.
Ing the store OF ". y. Randolph Ot NJ. - II
street, aud stealing a iOt u cigars and 10.
bacc0. lla Was committed In default OF bail 10
appear before the Criminal Court.
The Evening critic., 1885-03-24
Her First case.

Tho Comiquo actross, Lily Clinton, who was
arrested last Thursday for stealing u E2OD
diamond locket from her companion, Ada
shea, was before Judge Smell this morning.
Mrs. MarIla Kicker, the female member OF the
Dar, defended the accused out OF charity. This
WAS nor first case aud she succeeded IN ac1uit-
Ting her client. The evidence was % tho et
II ct that the Shea woman WIS drunk when tho
hcr woman took the locket for safe kesplns,
Intel ding TO returntt.
The Evening critic., 1885-03-24

EMIT, Ezra Finch and wife, waynesboro,
pa,l John Block, O. h. Freeman, John S. rlnSe,
j. NJ. Rauny, Thos. shea, Milwaukee.
RlGGs.-A. u. Carlton, 1'erre Haute, Ind.i
Thornae Patten, 4. A. Wood, New YORK; II. w.
ifeeton, 'Drooklyni N. W. Smith, Munsy, Pa.
WILLARD'a.W. d.. FaTmand, j. Morgan, NJ.
NJ. Twombly, New York, y. N. Cook, San Frau
ciscoi W. J.. weDber, Michigan; george II,
Parker, Davenport, Iowa.
The Evening critic., 1885-03-24

Tic committee appointed by the Mary
land Civil.Servicc Reform Association ap-
pointed 10 iio a protest against tho APP
pontment Of Eugene Higgins as Appoint
ment Clerk of thu Treasury, came to Wash
ipgton to-day and submitted their papers
to Secretary Manning who promised to ex-
anime them
The Evening critic., 1885-03-24
the National Theatre walls To Come
Down.

Building Inspector Entwisle served two
important notices on Mr.. w. w. Rapley, re.
quiripg him either to take down the cast
wall of the Harris House or build one
against it as soon as practicable. Ho Is
also notified to take care of tho adjoining
house during the taking down and re-
pairing of the wall. He also notifies him
TO take down the walls on tho opposite side
of tho theatre site The examinations
were made at the request of Mr.. Rapley's
architect, Mr.. A. b. Mullet.
The Evening critic., 1885-03-24
AUCTION SALES.

VAmS=s>a by VIRTUE OF a DEED OF rRUS r
B<skh dated October ~, 1SS3 and record
ed IN llber 1915, folio 20l, one OF tho land
sell at public sale on the premises, on Satur-
day, March IS, at O'Clock y. M, all OF lot
numbered n and the north 10 feet by tho
depth OF lot numbered 90 In starr aad Met.
cnlt's subdivision OF square NJ. 302. said
property is sold subject 70 deed OF trust
dated October ~, 1885. Terms made known
on day OF sale. EDWIN \. MCINTYRE,
mhlH21 ,23,25,2S Trustee.
The Evening critic., 1885-03-24
To.dnn,n Trnnrrn,rrcs.

The signal onlco furnishes tho following
yuopsls OF the weatheri
Local meteorological report for March 4,
1856; Thormometor readings at . a. m, 20 %;
2 o. M, 1927 IL o, Mo 329.7.
Report tor Match 2}, 1881; Mean tempera-
ture, 227S, maximum, 1921; minimum,
17a.l; mean relative humidity, n . per cent.
The Evening critic., 1885-03-24

Professor L. w. Hilgard of California Is
Endorsed by the California delegation for
Commissioner of Agriculture, and ex-Gov-
ernor N. j. Colman OF 50. Lpnls is Ia
doised by the farmers OF the Mississippi
Valley for the same place.
The Evening critic., 1885-03-24
LOST AND EOUND.

osr.oN FRIDAY EVENING, MARCH 20,
~ WHO returning from Marini's Hall %
diamond earring. liberal reward will be
paid Tor its return 70 the above address.
mon ne
The Evening critic., 1885-03-24
PeIrOIeunI.

Petroleum appears weak to-day, and yet the
fluctuations were Within narrow limits. OPEN
ing at S2ss, at / O'Clock II was down % Sl7a,
The speculation has probably been confined 20
boardfoom trading.
II will Dc OF interest to dealers In oil 10 learn
that the scientific experts OF Russia are en-
thusiastic over "pyronaphtha.' According %
the OfOdn fuF O6ihdHdek, an interesting trial
was lately made In 81, Petersburg with new
illuminating material which Is destined, II Is
considered, 10 tako the place OF kerosene.
This le an Illuminating oil, said TO be aoso-
lutely freo from danger OF lire. An expert
ment was made as 10 the power which pyro-
naphtha has of extIngulshlng fire. and It was
found that burning Kerosene was easily pat
out Dy H. Pyronaphtha can itself DO eNtin-
gnisned by wuter. lt Ia n product OF the dis
tillation OF naphtha residue, OF which large
quantities remain from tho Daku dlstlllatlOu
of petroleum, From these, illuminating gas
Is produced, and likewise pyrOnaphtha,
The idea would seem 10 have hitherto been
carried out only by RngOsln 4 %. OF Dlku, A
celebrated Russian chemist, Professor Bell
stem, mas examined pyrOnaphtha, and has
expressed Ills conviction that II has a brilliant
Iut9ro before II, and that II must eventually
replace American ana Russian Kerosene. the
specinc gravity OF pyr0naphtha ts O.S6i, aud
lgnltes only at 800 i. It burns without
smoke and Vapor at 257, gives a brighter
llsht than kerosene ana is consumed less
rapidly, whilO Its prime cost Is less.
The Evening critic., 1885-03-24
DistrIct Coyernment Notes.

In reply 10 the request OF Robert !. Fleming
for seWer on the east side OF Fifteenth street,
between II and streets, tho Commissioners
say they have contracted for large brick
sewer 20 be extended past the houses ATr.
Fleming wants drained.
The Evening critic., 1885-03-24
"AIderney parry Wagons,

Fresh Alderney butter, churned every morn.
ing and delivered in n ID "Ward" prints SOC.
per Id. Also cottage cheese, buttermilk and
sweet milk, De. per at. Cream, 16c. per pint
The Evening critic., 1885-03-24

DO not he deceived ask for aud take
only u. II. Douglass IS sons' Capscum Cough
Drops for Coughs, Colds and Sore Throals, d..
8. andTrade Marx ON every drop.
The Evening critic., 1885-03-24
To-pAYs QUOTATIONS..
chicago Grain ana Provision Mar
Eala

Tho following summary by d. X. Plain Il
Co., 81. CLOUD building, Ninth and II srreets,
shows tho course OF tho Chicago grain aud
provision market Up 10 I p. m. to-day
The Evening critic., 1885-03-24
FOR REHr-@,sceiianeous.

INOR RENT-NEW HOUSES IN GOOD LO.
IT cation; all modern improvements: rent
from $3.50 TO $50. Apply at 1915 1lth st.
n. W. m23,3te
NOR RENT-AN ELEGANT ROSEWOOD
IL case PIANO; full z octaves; only $40 per
quarter asked. Address Is. l.. IT,, National
Hotel. mh19 DLS
The Evening critic., 1885-03-24
AIOha.


The new perfume-see beautiful story bool
at dIug.stores free. Eastman's Aloha Per
fnua
The Evening critic., 1885-03-24
BUSINESS CHANCES.

rEHE "PATBNr KINDLING.wOOD COOK
stove" is selling like shot cakes." Weighs
lees than lhree pounds and Ia the most novel
10 the public. Thousands OF housekeepers
have Thought u and will ever continue TO buy
Il. STATE, CITY AND COUNTY RIGHTS FOR
SALE, and fottuneB cun be made by those who
are quick and wiso IN seeing 'A BIG TIIING.n
tall Immediately az 1902 Fst.n.W, mh1i-H
The Evening critic., 1885-03-24

The only robberies reported since sunday
weTo revolver and two chlaela worth So from
pr. Edward VI schafrer of 1921 n street, aud
pair OF pants worth - from Hon. Euslis Gib.
Gon VI dlJ East capitol strOot
The Evening critic., 1885-03-24
A NEW DISCOVERY.
N NASALIN H!

Immediate relief for cold in the Head, Sore
druggitts.
The Evening critic., 1885-03-24
PERSONAL GOSSIP.

CHRIS AnSERs own cigars are the best
out for . cents
The Evening critic., 1885-03-24
SPECIAL E0TEcES.


va5r-f-s, ,uITHRAs LODGE OF PERFECTION,
NO. a. and a. Scottish Rite.
The members OF this lodge are notlned 60
meet nj the sanctuary, corner 7th and ID st5.
II. W., TO morrow Wednesday, 25th tnet., ~
] O'clock,to attend the funeral OF our late BRO.
DANIEL JUSrUS O'CONNOR, IA.
by order OF the Venerable Master,
GEO. EDGAR CORsON, 81 p, Secretary.
NS<sss A oARD.-As THE BUSY SEASON Is
@~-i-5 approaching there Will DO gcoat
amount OF Household Furniture and Personal
Effects thrown upon tho market, oither ms
storage or to be disposed OF at public snie,
nnd IN view OF that fact would suggest TO par
ties desiring such accommodation that my
facilities FOR tha disposition OF goods al public
sale are unsurpassed, nnd my HtOrage depart.
ments are ample and socuro. IN every particu-
lar. THOMAS BOWLING,
mhl7-1m tn 81. and Penn. avenue.
Vpelas=s ASSESSORS OFFICE, DC,
HHSEEa WAalItNGrON, March u, 1885.
Notice ls hereby given that ali licenses
issued TO commercial agents, peddlers, pro.
duce dealers trading nt lgree aud In the seve-
raj markets, Will expire on tho 3ist day OF
March, 1856. They must be promptly re.
newed by all persons desiring to continue
such business, trades or professions.
by order OF the Commissioners ID. O.
ROBERT y. DODGE,
mh10.tuit Assessor ID. g.
The Evening critic., 1885-03-24
F0R SALE--Houses

EOR SALE-HOuSES-BARGA GAINS-FINE =
II roOnI bay-window brick house, near Capt
tol .....,,.....,.....".. 200
Groom bHy.window brick .....,......... 2,dOO
5room brick, 1881 Sth ~. n. w.,..... 90, 1,IOO
WM. NJ. BRYANT,
mb21 -3l@ Room IL, st. Cloud Building.
EOR SALE--A BARGAIN -CoNVENIENr
II brick house, No. 1908 0tn st. n. W.; six
rooms and Easements modern improvements;
rents for f25 per month. Apply to A. Lloyd,
.Marshall Law Building" 3l0 ila 81. u. W. u
The Evening critic., 1885-03-24
FOR SALE--MsceRaneous.

LION SALE GREAT DIsCOUNT-NorE Sc,
II cured by statutory mortgage. Address
e. II. EAoiS5 Penn. ave. mhlsGtf
EOR SALE AND EXCHANGE STOCKS, AS
II follows: one thousand shares Washing
ton X La Plata, 1000 Music Mountniu, 2,OOO
NODpsticl, 1000 Butterfly, 200 Pree Gold.
400 Silverion Gray Eagle, 80 SWede Iron Il
Goa, 100 Neptune Manufacturine, 20 Anlerl-
can Cotton Gin Saw Cleaning Company, 1,0OO
Florida ship Canal, 100 Pan Electric Tele
phone, 500 Rogers Telephone, 500 E.card
II lephone, 800 Telegraph Machine Improve
ment Com pany, 30 shares Drush-Swan Ei,s,-
ttic Light, 40 0U0 Snlvely Copper, 10 600 shares
DickilsOn JifeB0at, at so cents per share, IN
frlnsically wOIth 80. This stock is the best
Investment IN the market at any figure under
par. Real estate and personal property always
wanted ana on hand FOR exchange.
THOMAS A. MITCHELL,
feG.tf 03I street, Rooms . and 8.
The Evening critic., 1885-03-24

WANTED-A SITUATION Is A ctOTutN.i
w or shoe stire; hnve expnfIenrs n, 1.t
Dusinessesi can give good references tnpty
~ G3I 3 at. n. W. mi i,S
The Evening critic., 1885-03-24

NY ANTED--TO RENT A PARTIALLY FUR
w nished house, say the dining room fur
nlshed, south OF X and bet, LIST and Itth ats.
Mrs. b., No. $40 @ ~. NV. ma{.Jt1
The Evening critic., 1885-03-24

WANTED-A SITUATION by A COf.Onru
w man as coachmau, driver. pir,er a.
walter. Cull AZ once at 1911 Madison ID NV.
The Evening critic., 1885-03-24
6MUSEMENTS.
a LnAuam,s arnna opern.lloa.,

81 a la a r. ~ 49,
,u,,.,.. ..-. 49,. a..
a bbA0Hh'S Srnnu hse.
c,,,r,, -. ,rc,,, ,o
,vgt,N,rs,, wbEh Vh anisSyy, antsyi So ,,,t,,,,.
"HpNLsDAa nND pAhNi.DDnh MAiiNEHS'
,,....., =, VIII po prouuSe,n !. nv ~ ,,,,,.-
"i".u ~ ~ ~.Inanuc SpN'.esu,aV ,e nvtviit1u'' ,,,,,i''
J." ueto uuu - svenesi ~ ou.,'te"
THE R0MAMv RYE
luder the MANAGEMENT Of L3hnen and
NEW AID DEluTiFGL SCENERY
and Menhnnicai Ffrectsi
by Moonliehf., Gaampton Race Course"
,rI nhames lda hlyer EmoankmenS "Wrocs OF
the Saratoga" -
MIG, EhANh WLsloN .,,as.- oA nLuNE'
SATURDAY GRAND SOUVENIR MATINEE.
Afon,av next March an MILE. nUFA. ma
disiingnieh, Il sstriatv s,1T IN arne InieIt,,ao 90
C1uitese. !" NArcadis . nscheol f1r s,andatD
0ln IIne1uni Nfatch'i' nnd S,e,amtiIe !"
=. s.s..-.,. : - s.s
i ERXOG'S NEW MUSEUM.
IL Late Lincoln Hall, 9th and d sts. n. W.
-
EVERY AFTERNOON AND NIGHT
Compromising Monday, March %,
Tho Lnulgont Centre OF Dramatic Fame,
MISS KATHERINE ROGERS
SUPPORTED NY A TALENTED Avn rprt
GENT COMPANY.
Monday, ,Mlss Tnesdey WA ang 9,w Wednesday,
Thursday, Friday aud saturday Night,
The Evening critic., 1885-03-24

H0usekeepers VIII Save Money,
by purchasing their furniture, carpets, &C.,
on easy weekly or monthly installments at
Smiths, Il3 Y. J. avenue northwest.