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The Red Cloud chief., 1885-11-06
CHIEF
At THE Loo

Lock, 10! lock" the rowers a. up the
open your gates, oh nut brown maid, for nv
lady ? pleasure boat:
Turn our windlass. open the s,uIce and ,cf
MY little lady VIII rest awhile and view the
sunset skies.
Fair she is as yon are DARK, oh maid OF III.
sunhurrt SKIN:
ohe Is Ike the i,liscs that toll not, and neither
GO they spin:
Her Slender feet and her languid hands have
a hlgh-b"rn grace. yoa see,
hhd e,tn her pug conducts himself like a pug
pf nigh degree.
DO your eyes behold her wistrully, Door ,oiler
by the ln,e
Whose ha.iy bread must stIIl We won nv lahor
carry aud iatc<
DO not mnrmur: remember rhis-that honest
tor IL t,iest,
And h. that WORKS most faithfully has earned
the sweetest rest.
ferhans-who knows: Ny lady's eyes look
wistiully AT you
Heod."ss of roughened fingers, or foot in
clumsy Shoe:
Inc word She moves in covers III deeds with
ricH disggi-e.
AM the fa'rcst faces sonnet mes mash g..
ruined house Of lies"
perhaps u the ID dden secrets OF both hearts
could hc odd,
lou would not change with my lady for ali
nor RANK ard gold:
1"u World pts The lovely creature In all her
SILK attire,
And thank IA" Lord FOR the sweetness OF love
AT your desire.
For here is the little sister that cI,nys abou,
Your mech.
So loving alwa.s, and 2entlc. ready TO run at
your heck:
And II step away from the river rises the busv
mil.
Where ;or your sake. oh nutbrown maiden.
somebody works with n will.
Turn voHr wIrdla'.. open the sluice: the
watcrs rise anna n:
Ny Iadys dog and M Judy step into the boat
again.
Oh. snliics as her lover preets her-who knows
Il the smile j. trues
But the oars fash in the SUM ght, and they
vanish from our view.
So lei the w.stful longing vanish from heart
and eyes.
And look what a golden glory OYER the river
lies. -" NV
SIX and water together equally ovcrsprcai
WIN II rowan Intending oil color. gold and Pur-
pl" aHd red.
Gold and purple and scarlet are biossoming
too ~ your feet.
Thorny crown of the thistle. primrose yellow
and sweet,
Flaming core of the sumac. yarrow and god
"u rod.
And "A ,i,!cndor OF ,iIken tassels from the
mIlkwcrd bursting pod.
Round th"n. seeking for plumber. huns a be,
iaiCd l"c.
And . robin iwittcrS "a sleepy song in yondcr
nnrl" tree.
soon th" day tril will be over: shut the
"strs for ia" i:yht:
Some 'ndvN wait to "aik with you in the god
"n evening ! gh:.
Herein let your heart bc thankful; the sturdy
strength of your hand.
with lo|" Ia sw'"'"n your labor, is better
than god or land:
Aud Letter tiirn all i Thu. truth in VIII ch meek
souls Ird rest.
That God VINO gives each his portion. kuoNs
what Ter "Icn ~ bc-'.
-lfuy Bruiby. ~ b0irfs l. ,lJS EoOt.
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HOW she CURED HIM.
Ms rrru.d-iG'. Str-t and I..i Me-; - ~.
br.m-~i.-p-


Whist trngs wa here Mary ,sii
Ircu>icI 10 hi ~ic. A. he cntcr.d the
honor .hou
IL - -,
g., -
" -
'h'te' r'pI'"i The in'cA DIX r"s".Hie
NE To mc 'h'rr b, 40 company
Z ! Ac your,. and a, ,ou can n,a com 20
me. | mutt c,tn. IN WON Il,.,r-A,
To- saar, yo.r ul.a-ufr. =, N,li a. IN,
,prrov''
'.lyu, l. com, "a such ,ri,~r thh"-
.Npu.tula,-i Tom
~, pI.c,. can D. ur-,r.r ub.r.
nav husband :" .,J ,..r N,ry
.''W HON cod h.ih in ned ,,,-.rh.- lr,
no man pat a~.uuI.r'r
~. took a. he ,la~. If sr.r.,. which
The ~~hulkrcprr had AZ, r...r,.I out ,n,
her hu-h nj
Sure, yuu are no, rpur 20 drink
that ,aid Tom. IN hn,r a,inni.h.
mon
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-11-06
PATHS CHAGR

Ose Of the objectionable Mistakes Com
mitssd by the Great Pri,n. Donna.
A German paper tells a good story Of
how Patti made q mistake IN Paris some
years ago.
She was called upon a; aprivate en-
iertalnment 10 which she had been in.
Hted. 70 sing couple OF songs She
did so. and the company overwhelmed
Ter with praise.
Next morning the gentleman who had
given the entertainment; sent her q
magnificent pair Of diamond earrings.
They were worth not less than esnt
thousand francs.
The prima donna expressed he.
thanks in . note for the present. hut she
added = postscript 10 the efiec; that ne
hai omitted to inclose her three thou.
sand francs. which was her regular
price for singing It private entertain.
meuts- The gentleman wa very much
shocked. but he got ever with her neat
". He e to n eweler and bought
saother par Of earrings for eighty
Traces He sem MS servant TO the diva
with 'hese cheap earrings and acheck
fcr the amour: she Gained. The ser
van; sSiQ.
MY n,,Ser received your note this
morning. So he finds -four demand
perfectly reasonable. Here is .
CHECK Tor q he also sends YOU
= pair Of ear-rfaxs. but hose which
| lett here Yesterday ~e.e Intended for
another er>on. ihS we're sent Won
by n stake. VIII you have the kind-
ne>- o re;u.n them ard e-exioox 'ae
mistake"
Patti SAN 100 la,e that she had pat!e
atsEt pas. VIII I face a. ref as ~
she returned tn maCaihceH' dismoni>.
but she si-aet i.aS.lv ~ the s.r..nc
put th"m under his arm an; wen: Of
with .l-E.:&
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Production Q. Plants.

In some investigations made With =
view to determining the conditions IN
der which male or female individuals
are produced n the cssc o. dircious
plants. DR.. Hoffman has found ;ha; in
mos. il o all tie cases be examined,
dense sowing increases the proportion
OF The male PLANTS produced: and this
results from a insufficient supply of
nusriment A. . general Law the pro-
ducton Of male plants 10 promoted By
the > o. An adequate supply of
food when ia IN emhry onai coaditioA
-SesenliEe AnevleoR
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-11-06

II a not ever IN y STR who wouJ,
oa@r to pay TIE years public e1pen-,
% n who'll New England city u.
TIA; = wha; Rev jauses T. Cooper. Of
New Britain. Conn. i ~; rslsorie! 4
haEe dpuc-oa a condition. II q.
people % Ncs Britain. b. ssii. would
stop a1asln2 fO' one ycar. ani give
him 81" Hsouey. ke would pay al the
cts take iJr them. irrluS.ng .:reef.
sever. Sae-- pol4ce -. AID ..s~.rcity
'haTSe< tie you'd 4l~o pas iA~ .chool
tsN. dD-o. ~ iAr "a . o. The tech
er>. ani building n res higa-srha1i
bulia ~ AID = ncs hoa-e fo- tie iogns
+'cg = 'br.-sa As~OcAiIssn Next hs
~oual Pay OF -. waol~ & H. c.tv's m
drltedn~-s ss5B. a. ;hr0. N |.
bafTri o aoHr 20 every ToOr family.
al \ s3s: -: clothes 10 every n-e.y
f"rsos II tOsn NJ Copp- O@er :
ii O-g. vgf ~ Isi--: adtsces iLe ct
@as Ia! 70; accepted Is : Inns
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-11-06

THE Seg iizrrpasr. Legislature has
passed n h~ proB.bstng to al. o!
obscene and impar- h;ers;ure- Ths
Was largely secured By the infEsace %
Mss Lucy j. iio!ne-. Nauoaai sup~--
in;endsn; Of ihA; line o; reform. and
The hearty cooperation Of .be W. e. r.
L. The legislature Ia. also pxss~d "A
-; prohibiting ;h. sac o. cigarettes %
tobacco N any 81 is forms. 20 a
minor urder sixteen years Of ae~. After
being forbidden BY . par~n' OF guard
an These. With the Scientific Temper
nee Instruction law. are ss eavirca-
menn for the ehildrea of the GsanisA
Ssaea-se;sossJ y. T. 7. q. Es.<ssA.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-11-06

Nay. l thought began Tim with
WIDE open eyes. ana then checked him
sell with q sudden reflection thu: it
might nor be Wei la recall the conysr.
>at.on OF ;hy morIing. Il Liz. to a.
to ie-tlat Is. | have been once Oh
twice. he said Pact :. Aunt Liza-l
be n. when We lived down the river
before YOU took M. there wasn't am
school ior me 20 60 10, and - I'm oe-
nind other f~el.er> Mss hclSey Sc
makes rthmei!c 80 plan aud helps re
With wr.tIn and 50 -
You might 10 worse said Mrs
N!lSn brie 60 I you wan: II
Only one n ng. Timothy Stone ]
won nave n ten-velt business bod
IL Honest = homes. and its worth
nor u ten cents a week "a teach VIZ
ANYTHING. as know"
Tin forgot 10 b. as;onished a lis
aunt : knowledge. and overlooked he
rejection upon nim>eli n the p.eA~ire
81 expressing 3 desire tia. ne lad E
ished set:e,!y on, hopelcs,ly.
She wouldn': nSe snv more cav
cause she q want 10 -erye all alike. bu:
o.. Aunt LIZ beth. !; | coald JUS; give
her and johnny something nee 10.
CHRISTMAS"
"Humph! I'll think a6ou: it. no:
dsapprov.ngly.
"'Liz'te;h-' began Mr.. Wilkin. serv-
ousiv. the mex, morning. II wouldn't
say nothin to nybody about ,aeves
or waichin' them mill io.ks. If Was
YOU
II don't mean TO-" replied hi, wife,
with an odd pucker about her liz.
Wei. I'm glad OF i'll reallt am"
said Mr.. Wilkin. in . tone of grsat re-
lief. Il dom, think an, BODY ass stole
anything. and somehow i, seems to noe
- If our duty nowadays is a god deal
The Evening critic., 1885-01-14
SOUTH WASHINGTON.

THE DUoKING CLuB.-The Docking
Club, which was to have left on the yacht
Betsy for agunning lcruise down the Po-
tomac yesterday morning, rs mentioned in
this column, left this morning. Tho club
was we'll equipped for the occasion, and
will undoubtedly have an enjoyable time.
SPECIAL PoLICEMEN.-The list Of APP
plicants for special policemen during the
inaugural ceremonies has run up to over
100 at tho First Precinct Station. Only
about forty persons can BIO designated for
appointments from this precinct and 1t is
useless for any more to apply.
STATION HOUSE LoDeERs.-Two dodgers
aud two DRINKS were recorded at tho sta
tion-house this morning.
A New SEwER.-A sewer Is being laid on
Third below L street southwest, to connect
with the new main sewer on G street.
PERsoNAL.-Mr. William Cox, of Il street
southwest Is visiting friends in Charles
County, Md. Mr.. Edward Clear, with w.
X. Speare, the undertaken, is confined to
his home on Eleventh street near ID south
W. st, seriously i'll from Bright's disease OF
the kidneys.
MASON SENTENcED.-William Mason
was sentenced to six months in Jail by
Judge Smell this morning for assaulting an
6ther colored man named George Tinker
by stabbing him several times on the night
Of the LIST inst. The evidence showed that
the trouble grew out of the fact that they
were both suitcrs for the hand Of young
woman ON Third street southwest.
The Evening critic., 1885-01-14
EAST WASHINGTON,


DEATH or JOHN NJ. GALT.-Apothecar
John M. Gait, who for some months past
has been attached to the Wyandotte, died
yesterday after few days illness of
typhoid fever. Deceased was q resident of
Norfolk, but was we'll and favorably known
in East Washington, where he had many
staunch friends. Tho remains were sent to
Norfolk, tho following Of bis shipmates
acting as an escort Pay-Yeomen Doyle
and McDonough, Engineer-Y eoman Harris,
Apothecary Thompson, Machinists Flynn
and Huber and Masters-at-Arms Briggs
and Pray.
DEATH or HARRY SAGE.-.Mr. Harry Sage,
we'll known East Washingtonian, died
very suddenly yesterday at his residence,
on Second street northeast The deceased
was employed in the bindery Of the Gov
eminent Printing Office and was universally
popular.
FRANK NICHOLSON RETURNED.-The
authorities Of Norfolk brought young
Frank Nicholson, tho jail-breaker, hero
yesterday, and he was sent back to his old
quarters. Frank will probably DO given a
more secure cell
The Evening critic., 1885-01-14
PERSONAL GOSSIP.


The Hon. John G. Thompson, of Ohio, mr.
rived In the city yesterday and is stopping
At tho willard. X. Cole, Keokuk, Iowa;
Robert q. sonmertz, j. A. Chamber, Pitts.
6urghi =, .; David, Alsdo, H.: william d.
Ely, George W, Hoyt Clyde, N. ", are at tie
h'gGs.-I-w. D., Eaton. ohicaeoj Charles
D. Aaskinp, - W. Wilson, New York.
j. w. Perkins, South Bend, Iud.; +,
vile, XVI George W, Moore, Baltimore, are at
the E0bltt'-.Arthur KIRK, Pittsburgh; VIII
lam Biggs and wife, New York; John A. Hall,
Lain, Mrs, Florence Yager, United States Arse-
nal, Philadelphia, are guests Of the willard.
Lieutenant Greedy Is confined 10 his house
10y sickness Senator Voorhees, will not 70
g. Indianapolis when the Legislature re-eIects
Him, he Will be reelected without opposition.
AZ some time before the Legislature ad1ourns
banquet VIII be held, which the Senator VIII
attend and meet his electors and thank them.
Melville f. Stone, manaelng editor or the
Chicago Negs, is at Willard 's,---B, n, Mccoy,
Dloseburg, Pal George A, Dackua E. A.,
Minchell, Philadelphia Edwin White, Prlnes.
tom n. j., are AZ the Ebbitt.-O. II. Andrews,
of 0hloi MIR. and Mrs. d, J.. Wood Pitsburgh;
IL. @. FULLERTON, W. +. Allen, Parker City, Pa,
nre az Millard'e. ---Attorney General william
y, Hord, Of Indianapolis; JameB ". Remick,
ONEIDA, N. fi y. FontOn, Kansas; Harrison
Estey, CHARLES .. Smith, Pittsburgh; ROBBERS
q. Morrle, Charles q. spellman, Springfield,
Ma5e.i W. Hoicomo, Ravenna, o. Walter King
aud wife, Baltlmore Louis bite, Detroit, are
ht the Algge.
Nobf,s Va,.t. % ordar Al Yth,,,,,,,,....,s
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FRED. w. EVANS
DINING ROOMS
GIG F Street Northwest.
Furnished rooms for rent.
F0R SAFE AND RENT

IDEAL ESTATE RULLETIN
III OF
THoS u. wAGGAMAN. sI7 street.
(Changes NJ Rde Wednesdays and SRturdGys.)
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ron RENT-Sooms.

WTANTED--A SUITE OF THREE UNFUR-
w nished rooms; modern Improvements
references exchanged; permanent tenant. Ad
dress Dish, Critic office. 1a11-3tt
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GIndstome FoIlInr.

Pine Minister Gladstone is said to be
aging rapidly on account of trouble arising
from the failure of General Gordon. Mr..
Gladstone is past 20, but he would be good
for many years longer If he drank Tharp's
{ Celebrated whlsky. ThOrp keeps at sls f
The Evening critic., 1885-01-14
Metropolitan M. e. church.

Rabbi Brown, distinguished Hebrew of
New York, will lecture in the Metropolitan
NJ. Il. Church, corner Four-aud-a-half and
q streets, at 1880 p. m. to-day. Subject :
"Did the jews Cruelty Christ" Free to
all. Collection after the lecture.
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" H. L @
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WAKTEB--M,sceHdneovs.

NXTANTED-BY A GOOD CATERER, A FIRST.
w class dining.room and kitchen. Gall at
GIG 81. NV. 1a11
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Mr.. s. A. PROVOST was to-day admitted
to the bar Of this District on motion Of N
c. Williamson.
Nobby Pants to order 81. Hamburger's.
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To-DAY,s QUOTATIONS.

Chicago Grain aud Provision Mar
kets.
The following summary by u. X. Plain 4
Co., st. Cloud building, Ninth and streets,
shows the course OF the Chicago grain and
provision market up TO p. m. to-day
The Evening critic., 1885-01-14

WTANTED-A SITUATION by A RESPECT.
w able colored girl to do chamberwork
or general housework in small family. 4i2
Ridge 81. NV. ia13
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NTANTED-A SITUATION BY A CoLoRED
w boy; can read and write and can bring
good refer sncesi is willing 10 work around
house ana make himself generally useful,
Apply at 21o r 81. NV. lai1
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nUVALL h MARI,
IL Real Estate Brokers and Auctioneers,
$40 street.
BY virtue OF deed OF trust bearing date
September 9, A. d. 1882, and recorded IN liber
No. 1919, folio 8, ct seq, one OF the land rec
cords OF the District OF Columbia, land at the
written request OF the holder OF the notes
secured thereby, Will ofrer for sale on SAT-
URDAY, january 21, A. D. 1885, at 4 O'Clock
p. M, IN front OF the premises, lots numbered
twenty.seven CD and twenty-eight (2Sl, In
the subdivision OF Barry Farm, as made by s.
O. Pomeroy, John II. Evans and o. o. How
|, ard, trustees, now appearing OF record In the
of1ice OF the Surveyor OF the District OF Column
bia. ,.
a prior deed OF trust for $500, and one-fourth
Of the purchase money Will be required In
cash, and the balance In q, II ana Is months
from day OF sale, TO be secured on the property
sold, with interest, or purchaser can pay all
cash, at his option. Terms must be complied
with In ten 40 days from day OF sale or prop
erty will be resold at risk and cost or DEFAULT
ing purchaser. All conveyanciDg and record
ing at purchasers cost. deposit OF one hun
bred ($lOO) dollars Will be required upon &C.
ceptance otbid. WIN. mAHSEi JRp
ia12-eod&ds trustee.
TRUSTEES SALE.
By virtue OF a deed Of trust executed by
Frank Aldrlch and wife TO me, and recorded
bia In ilber 1908, at folio 1872 ct seq, Will
at IL O'Clock u. M, on tho Oath day OF jan
uary, 1885, at the building No. 1872 Ninth
81. n. W., In the city OF Washington, d. o., sell
at public auction, to the highest bidder, for
cash. the property mentioned I'm said decd
of trust, consisting OF type, tools, fixtures,
| ETC., used In publishing the n,eS,StdHdard,
~" A''" - ''' W. A. COOK,
ia13,eod5t Trustee.
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WTANTED-A SITUATION AS CHILD's
w nurse or chambermaid Inquire at 92l
New York avenue. tal2
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NTANTED-PLAIN SEWING AND TAILOR
w ing done neatly. Address 1919 street
southwest. 1al3
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WANTED--A SITUATION AS CHAMBER
w maid. No. "a Platers alley, bot. Itn and
9th and and SITS. ial2
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WANTED---Houses,

VNTANTED-- DWELLING WITH MODERN
wv improvements, 5 TO rooms, within
radius or one mile OF CITY PostofIlce. Address
j. W. M, Critic ONCE. o 1a1O-3tf
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NTANTED 90 BY YOUNG WOMAN A
w place as chambermaid. Apply ut No.
% 9th ST., between East Capitol ana North A.
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WTANTED- BY A YOUNG CoLoRED
w woman place TO do chamber work in
the morning; can give good references. Ad-
dress 1885 9TH ST. three days. 1a12-3tN
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DRAMATIC INSTRUCTION.
~ Apply or address
no20- a29 q ~, u, W.
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wv ANTED-A SITUATION. by A COLoRED
w girl as chambermaid OF nurse. Apply
atNo. 1615 NJ ct. iai3
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WTANTED--A SITUATION BY A FIRST.
w class nurse. Address Sophia Robin
son, No. 92S ST., bet 0tn ana ION; please
come 10 basement. 1a13
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w. HAVE MOVED INTO MY NEW Of
No. flee rooms, Nos. 81, 10 and IL, second
floor Of the Kellogg Building, No. 1416 st..
n. W., where | shall be always pleased to see
my friends and customers.
Shops remain at the old place, with tele.
RoBT. I. FLEMING,
facet Architect and Builder.
The Evening critic., 1885-01-14

WTANTED-BY NEAT AND RESpEOrA-
w BILE colored girl q situation as dish-
washer, chambermaid, ladies' maid or gen.
eral house work In q private family OF two or
three. Address, or call at 400 18th st. 8. W.,
Mildred Shanklin. lRl2
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WANTED a NURSE PLACE by RE.
w spectacle young RI. Apply at 612 81
ct. NJ W. lal3
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AUcILOK SGLES.

+NNN~~N~~NNNyNyNINNNNNNN lNNNNNNNSNNNNNNNNNNN ~
nUVALL h MARI,
~ Real Estate Brokers and Auctioneers,
- 925 I street
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HOusekeepers Will save Money
by purchasing their furniture, carpets, &C.,
on easy weekly or monthly installnents at
Smiths, 413 New Jersey avenue northwest,
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wAKTED--StuauOns--femaje.

WANTED EMPLOYMENT by A sBrrLEp
w white manj is willing TO do any kind OF
work for a living. Address j. L., Critic ONCE.
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F0R RssI-housss IS.

TOR RENT-rWO NEW HOUSES ON ME-
Il ridian Hill, between 10th and 18th sts.; 4
rooms, back Kitchen, water In yard one with
stable; one so and one So. Apply at tue brick
house next door. 1a12-3t"
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$40 Suits at Cut Rates.
Eiseman Bros, corner Seventh and E.


The Signal once furnishes the following
synopsis OF the weather:
Local meteorological report for January
Ia Thermometer readings at 3 a. M, 80 j; z
a. M, 1884; IL a. M, 80 %.
Report for January 13: Mean temperature
for The day, 500; maximum, d5o %; mini
mum, 80 p; mean relative humidity, CLIO.
Summary for January Mean tempera-
iation for january, 3.34 inches; highest tenn
perature In any January was n In 1874 and
1876; lowest temperature was Ii below zero
in 1881.
The Evening critic., 1885-01-14

d. K, Plain Co., 81, Cloud building, re
ceived the following from Fleming & Boydin,
Chicago
Wheat opened easy on dlscouraging cables
but shorts showed some disposition 10 cover
and on renewed complaints ofdamage TO win
ter wheat from Indiana, Missouri and Kansas,
coupled with general advices OF decreasing
movement IN Northwest, local bulls were
able to bid the market up easily
Outsiders are buying cautiously again at the
advance. H. as Il seems likely orally here
brings flrmer cables tomorrow, speculation
Will probably Increase aud push prices higher.
Corn flrmer. Some local operators have been
quietly buying May corn heavily, with light
scalp of few cents should NOS be dlflicult.
Provisions irmer, sympathlzlng with grain,
but inactive. Estimated receipts for tl-mOr-
row-17O cars OF wheat and $3.50 cars OF corn.
washington Stocks.
The following are the closing quotations OF
the Washington Stock Exchange to-day:
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Do. noNps.I Bid. IAskd RR. srooK. RId IAsk,l

BbirIA. Collars ana CnHs Done Up,
equal TO new al Morgan's Steam Laundry.
LoWest pTices.
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VXTANTED--A LADY, GRADUATING IN BOTH
w French and German, speaking both Ian
guages tiuently, desires a few pupils; best OF
references given. Address A. L., Critic oliice.
ta1o-3tH
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VNANTED-A SITUATION AS HOUSE
w keeper by widow, aged 81 years. Is
willing 10 make herself useful home more OF
ONCE ta12
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ssSS-sToCKuoLDERs' MEETING.

arzxnA MEETING OF THE STOCK
NEG holders OF the Washington Georgetown
railroad Company. for the election OF directors,
will be held 1.-THE Office of the company, George.
town, on WEDNESDAY, THE 14TH DAY OF
JANUARY, 1883.
The polls Will be opened at IL m. and closed at 2
%, m. Transfer books VIII be closed on the 9TH Of
January, 1856, and opened on January 10, 1855.
c. m, KooNEs. Secretary. de27 I'd
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wARTE0-StuauOns-Mais.

NNTANrED--A SITUATION BY A CoLoRED
w man as potter or driver. Apply at -
Prather's alley. ja11
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ADJUSTMENTS.
NArIONAL TmEATnE.

NATIONAL THEATRE.
THIS "WEDNESDAY EVENING,
RHEAs
THE AMERICAN COUNTESS,
The occasion being the Rrst production OF Mr.,
Howard Cartolrs new play, entitled
THE AMERICAN COUNTESS,
To be presented with every scene new, original
mubic, by Arditi, royal costumes, and an
UNH1VALED DRAMATIC COMPANY,
Under the direction OF Mr.. Jas. W. Morrissey.
The AMERICAN COUNTESS Will be repeated
every evening during the week and at the
Saturday Matinee.
Monday, Jan. 10-The MADISON SQUARE
THEATRE COMPANY IN MAY BLOSSOM, With
special scenery aud original cast, embracing
Miss Georgia Cnyvan, Mesers. Joseph Vince.
lock, Ben Mckinley and others.
The Evening critic., 1885-01-14

Real Estate bought sold and rented. Tho
collection Of rents, negotiation OF loans aud
placing Of fire insurance will receive special
attention. We Will also buy and sell on com.
mission Government Bonds, District aud other
ilratclaes investment seourities.l
Money 70 loan on Real Estate on collateral
security. ia13 IN
The Evening critic., 1885-01-14

MODIFY Pants to order, ". nanDureers
The Evening critic., 1885-01-14

WANTED-BY A NEAT AND REspECrA-
w BILE colored girl situation as nurse,
dish.waeher, maid, ladies' maid or general
Homework for two or three in family. Ad :
dress or call on Sarah Toliver, 800 9th at. 8. W.
WANTED-BY A GIRL A oHAMBERMAID's
w place or nuree's place; 713 NJ 81. n, W.
WANTED-A SITUATION AS BUTCHER;
w good references. Address NJ, Critic
Oflice, tal2
The Evening critic., 1885-01-14

TOR RENT ONE SECOND AND ONE
I third. story well-furnished front room;
large closet, heat and gas. Good board, s1S;
1919 10th OF. NV. ja13-3tf
The Evening critic., 1885-01-14

TOR RENT-FIRSr AND SECOND FLOOR,
II containing . or more rooms, newly fur
niehed; modern conveniences; Herdics pass
the door; price, $50. Cali at No. 1903 T 81. n.
W. ia13-3t@
The Evening critic., 1885-01-14

Il on second floor, front and back; we'll
heated; water and gas. Apply at No. 102
Mass, ave, u. W. 1a12 St.
The Evening critic., 1885-01-14
ZOE sALE-MlseeNaneuua

T'oR SALE AN IMMENSE BARGAIN; A
II nne 7-octave rosewood case piano, over
factory. viii be sold very cheap for cash; Al
9th st. n. W. Ja133tF
The Evening critic., 1885-01-14
WAETED-geio-yemo,e.


iyeItisenents OF Three linea under thlA head
rted three times for % cents.
The Evening critic., 1885-01-14

DIANoS AND ORGANs-SECoND-HA
Il and new Pianos and Organs are now offered
at low prices for cash and on easy payments, a.
street, N. W. Agents for sohmer Pianos. 5000
copies OF cent music. Musical instruments OF
every description.