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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-11-13

- @ufgefefen. o.: Denten
Sic NAL, geifern NOR i6 auf benz
2r~ebsfange. Dim ufer srif i6 in elm
i9lammiges God, in Der 0offnuna,
&rebie gu entoeden. Wer bef1reibt
meinen S6reden. oils ib baraus cine
blutige Menf6enbano bsruOr3os......
D.: I'M @ottssipiqem! = Sic baben
bod natfrllh slei6 bic: poli5eili9e Wnz
5eige gemaht2
u: 5. ND benn, = es NOR ia y
uieine eigene 9anb bic mir 10 elm 8ief
NIT Ieiner Sheere blutig ge3wadt baite.
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STE Werlnffe @alpeffoms.

Wie mir bereits bemertten, 1T in Gal
beiton Elm Gomite ernannt tpor0en, un,
i6 iiber bic 8erlufe .au pergemi1ern,
wel9e Der bortige Strife alr Syolge
battle. Die Gufgabe mar feline leidte,
oa Galoefon Do~r3ugstpeiie auf ben
@robbanbel angewiefen 1T unb fi6 bic
Werlufte BARN melt fdwieriger ermits
teln laien, als i'm G~leinbanbel. Ssns
oefen 1T bas Gomite in ieinen Inter
fihungen 10 genau 5u Merfe gegangen,
dig es m6gli6 mar.
Die Berluite tperben Fir bic S1nitt=
paarenbdnoler auf $50,0 600 abgel6dbt,
bic Der 8rocerDs9 dnoler auf minbefens
$40, 900, fe mer6en fogar auf $780,
900 angegeben, unb bic Der fogenanns
ten 9ar6mares0 dnoler auf $50. 600.
Dies tpdren iebo9 nur Die 8erluite an
Waaren, bic nidt perfauft tpurben.
Weit f6mieriger 1T es, bic 0erlufte. nit
3ifern an3ugeben, bic @albeton boz
burd erlitt, baB iid elm She'll bes 6anz
bels anberen pldben 3umanbte, UNI
oielei6t ni9t mieberaufebren. See
fanntliG 1T cine Gef1dftsberbinbuna
lei6ter abgebro9en, aIs tpieber auqes
fniipft, unD es mirb baber Miibe sunb
@elb foffen, UNI bieienigen Gunoen,
bic @albefon tpdbrenb bes 5trites uns
treu getporberr finb, tpieoer au aepins
men. Oie einaeInen @ei9dftsleufe fib=
rem niGt tpenise 8eiipiele folder &unz
ben an, bic lire Befelungen tpiberries
fen, uno ebenfo limb fir @albeton be-
ffimmte 8eridifungen per gilenbabn
nod Stem Orleaus gesansen; beionbers
1T bies nit teranii9em 3uder Der ssan.
Gerner lit Der Yerluit, Der ben feiern=
ben Mrbeitern berurfaht tpurbe, aar
niht 10 unbebeutenb. Wan f1Gbt, 6aB
1000 arbeiter tpdbrenb bes Strifes auz
Der 0ef9dftiaung tparer,, bic bon 81. Is
big Sc pro Sag erbielten. Ser &C.
fammtperluff bieier 9rbeiter fGeint bas
Der ni6t gu bod bere9net, tpenr CT au
$4,000 angegeben mirb.
'Ma6 alien bielen 8ere6nungen ife0t
bas gomite ben @eiammtbsrlut @alue.
lions in foisenber Weife felt:
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-11-13

8 Der Entertaining.
9ommis: 9ier, mein Srdulein. biefer
3ahet oiirfte Sbnen, tpenu CT nidt au
thlper 1T, pieuei4t fir ben 3med gan3
pafen.
Grdulein: 3, bas tbut nidts, i'm
9otbfale fann i6 mir ia einen Sienf.
mann gum Sragen nebmen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-11-13
9fuffera ,,no sx,iGe.

Wir MAIDEN hermit benz publifum
betannt, bob mir unier Muifermz unb
Slid @ef9dft tpieber er6ffnet baben.
Wir befBen uufafenbe 8orfebrungen
CUR Werforgung BON 9otels, Neffauras
tionen unb 6amiIien. Ginise Breiie.
Greie 8ef0rberuns nod allen Stabt=
tbeilen.
Can Mntonio gi~sfabrif.
20.1a,1N
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-11-13
Dfnfrmann 9ros.
Mlamo Pla5a.

Stapel uno Gancp : @rDceries, Meine,
Wbisfies u. /. 70. u. I. 10.
lin nit benz @orratb gu rdumen
%berfaufen iie einheimiihe unb impor=
tirte Weine gum GDtenpreiie uno snar:
California 0eiB= unb &otbmeine,
Nngelita, @berrp. &ieslins un6 fran=
36fil1e @larets BEL Der @allone.
Giftenmeine:
&~ioesbetmer,
Sobanntsber8er,
9O9beimer,
Moielblim9en,
2aubenbeimer.
Chateau Margaur,
Chateau 2afitte,
Gbateau Ga Nofe,
@bateau 8ouiQac.
Die gangbarffer Warfen bon @bams
pagner.
Seine @bisties Sci Ser @anone.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-11-13

ltnfer 3eiienner &err ST. Gbaoen
6eiu9t bic Stdote entlaug Der 5uniet=
8abu unb a%ngren3eube Counties big
binunter nod Soufton.
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Gin 0ernIeim.

Sic merifaniI1en 8lGtter, llalnent=
lid bic Der norbli9en Grenaltaaten fels
len iebt bdufig gerglei6e 3mif6en ben
8erbdltni1en Sief1eits u1o j%eufeits bes
&io @ranbe an, tpobei oann Merifo
natirli9 f9te6t neg fommt. Diefe per=
glei6enben Betra6tungen finb bic Sol
gen Der merifanif6en gbitorensgrcur
lion nod Dem Noroeu, bic iomit CUTE
Griibte trdgt. Inter Nn6erm i9reibt
Der rSinancier":
nSn unierer @eiebsebung muB ets
mas total fali6 fem. Nn Der n6rbli=
den @renae bou CHIHUAHUA foitet Der
Mder 2anb 81, mdbrenb er in Steins
murfs Weite babon, ienieits beg &io
@ranbe, einen @srtb bon $40 bsiibt.
8or IS Sabren fanb man in Seras
100 Meilen lange Streden, bic unbe=
mobnt tparen, iebt aber f6Bt man b.
feIbft LIBERAL auf Mnieblunaen. Cine
eri tauuensmertbe Gntmidlung bat in
Seras in ben lebten Sabren ftattsefun=
ben. SIN Sabre 1870 purbe feline ge=
iammte Sarmprobuttion auf 40 Mils
lioreu gef6dbt unb biefes Sabr betrdgt
lie bic euprme Summe bon 81 Milios
men. Ser @rtrag Der W~eisenernte lit
bon % Miqion Bufbel in 1880 auf 4
Wilionen in 6iefem Sabre geitiegen
unb Die 8aummolernte in berielber
3eit BON 500. 900 auf 1,250,000 Ball
len. Ser 8iebrei6tbum bes States
reprdientirt %gegenmdrtig bic Summe
bon Is Mi0ionen Dollar. Das rWa>
rum" Beg unteridiebes spiideu Seros
uno Merifo fonte Die Mufmerffamfeit
unierer 5taatsmdnner bel6dftigen unb
ie eber ie Die @riinbe entbeden, befto
better miro es fir uns iein. l1niere
@eiebe bor Mqem finb fir ben gegens
tpdrtigen 3uitanb Der 9inge berants
tportli6 gu MAIDEN. Man mobif3ire
%bieieniqen, Bic fi6 aaf bas @rperben
bon @iaentbum unb Sic &edte bon
Nremben be3ieben unb gebe ferner bas
@eieb aut bas ibnen berbietet, 2anb
innerbalb 60 Meilen BON Der @ten3e
su erperben. 9aieIbe 1at ii1 f1on
felt LANCER 3eit iberlebt."
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$382.5OO

Sieie Srmme bat Der 0eriud aefoz
ffet, MaaorD CUR NnffelIung ipeiber Mrs
better gu smingen, unb ber 8erfu9 III,
wie es Doraus5uieben mar. febleef6la.
gen. Wabrli6 elm tofipielieer Yeriu9!
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-11-13

par Wir fiibren bic beifen 6emben
unb 9erren Soiletteartifel, bic impor=
tirt uerben t0nnen. Gommt unb per=
glei9t preife. Paneoaf&S Sob
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-11-13
3as Mspehenblett.

2aif ffabeu bon iebt ab oas vMp9ens
slati" Iiir ben preis bon $500 auf
ii Jaer postofrei mad DeutI1lanb.
Der 6erausgeber.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-11-13
lib. 9reik.

IS lit erfreuli9, ben Torti6ritt au
febeu, ben .ein5elne @ei1dfte in unierer
5tabt gema6t baben. Inter linen
5eidnet ii6 beion6ers au9 basienige
Der 9erren DreiB aug. Sci eitem neu.
liden Seiu4 Der Wpotbefe oieier 6erren
fanbe1 mir fdmmtli1e M~1getelte eifrig
nit Dem Muspaden bon Maaren, Oroz
guea. parfumerien, meoi5inifhen Sns
ftrumenten &c. bef9dftigt, no1oem bic
tuenige1ag 3upor eingetroffenen neueit,
bD6it eleganten sS1aafdffen bereits
au~fgefe0tuno gum 3bsil f9onmitben
~itetet Wdarett, feinen Biirften, 3ottetl
tefdf6en, Gdmmen, tppblrie1enben
Seifen &C. &C. ansefiIt tuprben tparert.
Oas &etail : Departement biefer nit
He6t renommirten Npotbefe if 6nrA Die
rleue gfnri6tung elm tpabres @1mud=
tdf9en getporben unb n~irgenbmo oiirfte
cine 10 ~gef6madpole uno rei6e Muss
tuabl bon al ben Sa6en gu finoen
iein, bic mat gum JancpsD epartement
re6net. 9err ab. OreiB jun. 1T erif
Dor GurSem bon elmer 5tpeimonatIi9en
@eiie mad benz Norben 3~uriidgefebrt
unb bat perf6nli9 ale ginfdufe ge.
ma4t. So bat er benin aud 6as
WboIefale : 9epartement nit einem
Waarenoorratb berfeben, Der uniibers
trofen bafebt. Die 1erren Mpotbeter
unb &aufeute i'm 2anoe tperoen BEL eiz
mem 8eriu9e gerpabr tperben, baB ne
felbft in Stem Oorf ni1t biliger faufen
f1nnen, inie bel u. 9reiB. Dabei t61s
men fie ibre 9roguen ifets in beliebigen
Quantitdten unb erbaltett aud INNER
Maes frii6. 9as &eceptursD Department
Der Mpotifefe BON u. 9reiB itebt mad
tpie bor unter bur9aus superldifiger
geitnng, pie benn bic &eeeptur iibers
baupt bier cine Spesialitdt 1T. Die
Qpotbete 1T Sag unb Na9t often.
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Seine Mbisties Sci Ser @aaone.

Wet 8ersniisen an elmer semiitbs
li9en partie Billiard finbet, bet beiu9e
@larf's Billiard 6alle, Nr. 9
FL, Mlamo @traBe. 8or3igli9e Sc
ieafdaftt7 Sii@es
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-11-13

Gin S@nupferzp aIm.-
Jules mas Naien bat, lobe Die Germ
Sail & Mr, pel6e bereiten bic pris
fen, beren bic S6nupfer senieBen 10
germ. ba's ibnen 2a6ung brinst frdftig
au rieBen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-11-13

= Wenn st. Satobs Sel ridtis an=
getpanot tpirb, 10 beilt es INNER i1nea
uno griinbli9.
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MaferN eisenber SEER s. 6. Suiap
bereiit gegenudrtig bic Counties @omal,
Guadalupe, @on5alss, gaIbwea &c.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-11-13

= Grembe gum 8efu6 in eaa Mnz
tonio finb eingelaben, @Iart's Bill
Sale Nr. Gil, Mlamo
StraBe, gu beiu6en.
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5riBen<8 orbdnge
CRETONNES

Mir baben bic srSBte ausnabl BON
prdatiSen Turnitureu, Tran3en fur
S~aunbrequius, Wanbbretter u. !. NJ.
Sn Watteu, ,peiBen unb farbisen, se,
rdbren mir bebeutence gcrtbeile.
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9an Ie bas Gosnbe unO bebate I'M @Od@tuts, bar mir fir boa sertao.txs,
rhalhn baben: ro
Is stad 81 9oa erete gang w0aeae alabrfOAe fr Dameu su Is Sc. bic gss.
$50 Stad mdBeu 6hnel n ~ .nsr ys
$50 @tid @&auu4 6lanea - ao "a n ouffmmrs'
100 Staf 9rauen 6Lneq m TX "a mn uffrm+s
QUO un9eblanhRu eotfcn.6lanel 5 Gents bic gore.
3O Stad gstladfen nno unsebiAten gotton.6aneu m z Gents uub uufudrts
z O Saag Soifec Siemrfche in allen 5arben ~. .......... gms bic gorb
So Stud 8lehsTfone IN ben neuehen NRoben 1880. .nhf paHmbem Usios
o@warsn uno faro'seu eaiqnere in beoeuknben Quandtihn gu ff balbem grds
inner Gage, BON Waaren fir ben 6auabalt
1T grocer as l aapor. gMr ofenren 10 9tad tarhf1=rotbea Damaf, bic Garbe
as ss opt saraatrt, W 40 @ems 40 stad gu so Gents NIB aufrirts; 100 Stad
maBen mt rauben Damaf Er bais; 100 Dusenb aforhrte tarif4 gxa6 90.
.mmeF'pancta&er, idmmttd ,u duBerf biaisen Prdien. Infer Eager ppn 9 taptes
" T Tam nht iterrcfen perben. Wr BADEN bcrrdtHa $50 Stad Snhan
peae; $50 Staf Bennington, broun; $50 Sthd DwNtt Star, braun; $50 GHd
pte Sec SHnnb 800 Gtad 6rut Of the Soon, gebtadt; 1926 Sthf 2cnspoe. o.
Na@t; 25 Stad 9cnsbaIe unb Diamond Sn @ambrn; $50 Stsd 6arnea,
Damen< unb &inberidube aus gbilabelptia f.4
umb anbern 6abritn iOeben ubatn Sn YrMsn. WeOeen uo Site Der gBaore
trnidten mir ibe @cncurren5. unkr 2aSer bon 6urpiHna @oobs FIR 6erm
1T srSBr uo bic Prdie fnc buisn als f ,upM. $50 Dntenb unfouubrfep Gem.
ben feten ebaItn, gu 60 @entS ts Stud. On frtaen 4lieetn fur 6erren.
Snaben uno Ginoe bnter mir bs Bette unb bic neuefe ub mobernRe Sins nail =
Der Stabt. @s pnrbe bon lebr Dame ub idmn S9rn mee aeboubeft fen &,
enem 8eiude Der Stabt in unfrm Store pcr5uipreden.
Franks Alamo Store.
49, fn~4W 81 anb 80 alamO Ylasa.
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Infer Bolffertpaaren . Departement
sepinnt raid an geoeutuns unp bic ju=
netnnenben gerfiufe mdbrenb Der leBten
Sabre baben uns peruulu6t, jebe Saiion
rene Borrdibe ein5uIesen Ger 5unebz
i1enbe CHM far Nusfhmidung Der
Mchnsimmsr bat eleidiuas in aidt &c
rin8em @race bu3u teisstragen. Wir
totter nun Elm neiies uno pcIftdnbises
wager bon
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Carpets.

uie Susrains, Eapellrp, gObp BruEels
,e. nniere Waursn ftnb neu, bic Nns=
wobl Der Wuifsr mar cine glidlide unD
bic Yreiie fno bic %biIisfen. Wir lesen
uue niben Carpets, is mad gBunid I'm
ierer 4unben.
The Evening critic., 1885-01-07
THE POLICE COURT.

Frederick Cudlip, boardlng-house
keeper, was taxed So for wasting the Poto-
mac water.
Richard Bernard, 250'pound vagraut,
got three months in the workhouse because
hewas too lazy to work for a living,
John Thomas, colored youth, who was
too profuse and loud in his praise of his
favorite actor at the Comiquo last night,
will do a seven days act in the chain-gaog.
Edward Thomas and William Carter, two
cOlored boys, were before HIS Honor fol-
stealing a suit of clothes and a pair of shoes
from the secondhand store of Abraham
SlombeIg. one of them engaged the pro.
prietor in conversation while the other got
away with the goods.
The Evening critic., 1885-01-07
A New Omco for GreeIy.

An army officer, in speaking of the hill
introduced by Mr., Cox, of New York, pro-
viding for au Assistant Chief Signal officer
with the rank of colonel, says: "The meas
ure is meeting with active support at the
War Department, and especially at the Sig
nal Office, where Lieutenant Greedy, the
officer in whose interest the bill is framed,
is on duty" In answer to an inquiry as to
whether any other officers in the Signal
Service were candidates it was remarked {:
"No, nor will there be any opposition" 1t
is known that there is u strong current of
popular opinion setting in favoring auy
project that will in any fitting manner re-
ward the hero of the most successful Polar
expedition ever sent out by this or any
other nation. Chief Signal Officer Hazen
is quoted as saying that Lieutenant
Greely is selected not only on account of
his eminent qualifications for the position,
but he is in every respect worthy Of the
honorv
The Evening critic., 1885-01-07
sHARoN,s PROPERTY,
A List OF His Real Estate I'm wash
ingtOn.

ington.
The sensation in real estate circles In
Washington is the complication arising
from the transfers Of real estate owned by
ex-senator Sharon, and in all Of which ne
gotiations no allowance was of course mad o
for Miss Althea Hills or Mrs. Althoa Hill
Sharon's right Of dover, which has recently
been sustained by California court and
Is to be contested in the Supreme Court Of
that State.
The recognition of this right Of dover
would make it necessary for Mrs. Sharon to
join in whatever transfers are made, in
order to secure clear title.
The property involved is situated In the
northwestern section of the city, on or in
the vicinity of Massachusetts avenue, and
Is of great value.
A partial list of the lots in question is
as follows:
Square "a, lots 8, 4, 8, 0, 10, II, 10, 13, Id,
10, 10 and part OF q.
Square 6Ss lots 2, 10, 15 and 10.
square o2, subiots % to u, 81, So aud 80.
Square 07, sublots 1S to 20 inclusive and
square 151, sublots II, 1s, 10, %, 81, ~ to
1dO inclusive,
square 1853, all OF square.
Square 1866, sublots 40 to 30, 73 to so, 10i
70 III, 130 TO 1a0, 30 TO 20, 81 10 ~, 30 to
103, lis to 100.
Square 150, sublois 35 to 3s, 0s to 1913 in.
elusive.
square 1853, lot II and part OF 10.
Square III, sublots and Il.
Tho ex-senator is one of the most OK
tensive owners of real estate in the city.
Most Of his property was purchased from
the Hon. ]. b. Alley, and he has recently
made number Of sales.
Those which are pending will bo deferred
until the status Of Miss Hills claim is
finally decided.
The Evening critic., 1885-01-07
InvnniIn anrrInra.

Joseph Price and Jefferson Wilson, two
1o-year-old colored boys, and Andrew Her.
bert, another colored boy about Is years Of
age, were put on trial in the Police Court
this morning for housebreaking in the
night, in smashing the show-window of
Samuel Friedman's store, No. 1918 Seventh
street, and stealing three silver watches,
Eve pistols, pruning-knife, pair of spec
tacles and triangle.
Officers Price, Lonestine and Hutchinson
testified to arresting the boys for commit
ting the robbery. The officers testified that
tho two small boys admitted the robbery.
George Corbin, Of Ridge-street alley, tes-
titled to buying some of the pistols, the
knife and the triangle from Wilson.
The case was sent to the grand jury, and
the alleged burglars were committed in de-
fault of $500 bonds each.
Thomas Hail. an old colored man who
keeps newsboys' lunchroom, was put on
trial for receiving stolen goods, knowing
them to have been stolen.
officer Lonestine testified to recovering
the pistol from Halls place, where Her.
bert traded it off for lunch.
He was released on his personal bonds.
The Evening critic., 1885-01-07
SOUTH WASHINGTON,

THE ENDOWMENT RELtET AssoCIA-
TIoN.-The regular quarterly meeting of
the South Washington Endowment Relief
Association was held last night in tho rooms
of the association, corner of Eighth and O
streets southwest Mr.. j. w. Barker in the
chair pro tom. and Mr.. w. b. Brown as
secretary. The finance committee submit
tod its quarterly report showing tho asso-
citation to be Ia prosperous condition. In
Division No. the number of deaths since
the organization was Is; number OF assess
ments, 12 number Of assessments for sixth
year, o.
This division pays $500 on the death Of a
member. In division No. the number of
deaths since organization was number
of assessments for the sixth year, g. Divis-
ion 2 pays 81 900 on doath Of momber. A
number of applications were received and
referred to tho committee on membership.
RESULT OF PLAYING WITH FIREARMs.--
Yesterday evening while two boys, James
Clancy and Patrick Conners, were playing
with an old pistol In tho house OF the
former, corner of Delaware avenue and
First street southwest, the pistol was ac-
cidentally exploded. The ball lodged in the
left leg Of young Ganey. Surgical aid was
Immediately summoned and the ball was
extracted.
In SEARCH OF HIS MoTHER.-Pleasan
Cobbs, colored boy about 10 years Of age,
came to this city on the $3.50 o'clock train
last night, from Charlottesville, Va, to find
his mother, whom he told the officers at
the Baltimore & Potomac depot had been
living in Washington about FIVE years.
She had, he claimed, sent for him to come
and live with her. He did not know Just
what part of the city she lived in. He was
taken to the First Precinct Station by
Officer Lamb and turned over to the Sani-
tary Officer this morning, who will help
him find his mother.
PRAYER MEETINes.-Prayer meetings
will be held at the Fifth Baptist Church
every night the remainder of this week.
The Evening critic., 1885-01-07
Clevnlnnd nn a nrnmntic CrIiio.

President elect Cleveland is credited with
the origin of Robson and Cranes new play,
which will be brought out at Albaugh s
Grand Opera House next week. Mr.. Cleve-
land saw the comedians play the TUO
DromioS in the Comedy OF Errors" last
winter, and was so impressed with the sin
gular resemblance of tho Twin Brothers
that he suggested to them the advisability
of getting up sort of modernized idea of
the same droll subject, and even pointed
out a certain strange old novel from which
very funny play might be constructed,
This advice has resulted in the making of a
comedy called The Cherubs," in which
Messrs. Robson and Crane play tho 1'oil
Brothers--Phidias and TaRdyke-two of the
most delightful old frauds imaginable.
The Evening critic., 1885-01-07
EAST WASHINGTON,

UNSAFE BUILDINGS. tho Building
Inspector would cast his eye in the diroction
Of d street, between First and Second streets
southeast, he would find food for his crow
bar and AK" observed an old citizen to a
CRITIC reporter to-day.
What do you mean2" asked the reporter.
~ mean simply this: There are num-
ber of buildings on this street that are no.
toriously unsafe and should be torn down.
These houses, too, are all occupied. There
are great number of tenements on Capitol
Hill which should be looked after by the
Building Inspector besides those / speak
Of"
ASSOCIATED CHARITIEs.-Th Capitol
Hill Subdivision of the Associated Charities
Ia in need of funds. This subdivision has
done good work, and it should moi in any
way be neglected by our citizens.
ISLAND STANDARD SOCIAL CLuB.-A
very pleasant hop was given last evening at
Washington Hall by the Island Standard
Social Club. There was large attendance
and plenty OF genuine pleasure.
SEAMANs BETHEL SUNDAY-SCHooL.-
IT Sunday-school connected with the Sea-
mans Bethel Retreat will hold their
Christmas entertainment this evening at
7.30 at the Retreat, corner Of Eighth and i
str, cts southeast. The room has been
beautifully decorated and grand time ex-
ected.
UNION LoDGE.--Union Lodge, No. 1, l.
o. o. F., held their first meeting at heir
new quarters, Washington Hall, Capitol
Hill, last evening, there being very large
attendance. The new officers were in
stalled as follows: N. g., John Ii. Nalley
V. g., James E. Hutchinson treasurer
John 4. Webster secretary II. Emmons
John Long, R. s. to N. G.; G.. Il. Emmons
L. 6. to N. g.; w. II. OVERLY, r. s. to V
g.; P. w. Harbin, l.. s. to V. g.; W. j.
Purman, L. s. sup; o. A. Emmous, con-
ductcr; W. P. Brown, warden. The Hs.
itor, a new journal was recognized by the
loGee, and We predict successful year tc
The ledge, judging from the enthusiasm ol
the meeting.
The Evening critic., 1885-01-07
"BOb' DownIng's triumph.

Italy Ho," joaquin Miller's new play
with Mr.. Il. l.. Downing, ofthis city, in the
role of Haak Monk, the old stage driver
was given at the Grand Opera House
Brooklyn, on Monday night to an audience
that completely filed the theatre. The
critics of that city aud New York pro
nounce the play to be good one. and
speak Of Mr.. Downing's acting In tho warm
est terms. He with the rest of the com
pany, were given nearly welcome. Tally
Ho" will be presented here later in the sea
SON
The Evening critic., 1885-01-07
A Day for Objections.

The members of the Swain Court. Martial
got their heads little closer together to-
day, or, In other words, moved up toward
the entrance SO as to give the ladies who
occupy seats In the rear more room. There
was the usual large attendance of the fair
sex present at to-days session.
Mr.. Tallmadge, one of the attorneys for
Mr.. D'Autrie, resumed his testimony.
A score or more of questions were put TO
him by the defense relative to the value OF
the D'Autrie claims, etc.. but they were for
the most part objected to by the Judge-Ad-
vocate. Most of the session was taken up
by arguments between the opposing counsel.
The Evening critic., 1885-01-07

SO COLLECT THE CUSTOMS DurGEs.--The
Secretary OF the Treasury estimates that to
properly collect tho customs revenues during
the nscal year ending June 80, 1886, Will re-
quire d,147 onlcers and employees and an OK
penditure OF S7, ,762.
JOHN b. GOUGH, the far-famed lecturer, OK.
cused himself to an audience because OF bad
cold, then started for Egypt In the hope OF get.
ting rid OF II. Egypt contains no remedy more
certain In Its result than Dr, Bulls Cough
Syrup.
The Evening critic., 1885-01-07
Rev. MS. Newman, OF wisconsin,
Called 10 CONGREGATIONAL Church.

The meeting called to consider the sub
jeet of the vacant pastOrate at Congrega-
formal one. The supply committee rec
commended that call be extended to Rev.
s. NJ. Newman, of Ripon, Wis. A ballot
was taken, Mr.. Newman receiving 6S votes
against Mr.. Haws, of Connecticut, a. with
four votes scattering.
Mr.. Newman is comparatively young
man, and voluntary letters from college
presidents and prominent olergymen have
been received, very ilattering to Mr., New
mans qualifications. The meeting was an
extremely lively one, and tho subject was
postponed until tho Goth, merely for the
purpose Of getting the concurrence of the
called to the pulpit.
The Evening critic., 1885-01-07

CHRISTIAN RUPERT to-day, by bill in
equity against George A, Haske aud
others asks to have a certain deed of trust
reformed so as 10 include part of lot t.
square si4, and prays that certain parties
be epjoined from making or prosecuting
any claims or suits at law or equity by rea-
son of any Judgment against the part of lot
4, square sll to be included In the deed Of
trust
The Evening critic., 1885-01-07
Cnslnms in aenrroIoMn.

The Secretary of the Treasury makes
the following estimate of the expense of
collecting customs at tho port Of George.
town, District of Columbia, for the next
fiscal year Collector S2,000i deputy col
lectors and inspectors S3,2s5 inspector,
$0l2,50i deputy collector, 5000 boatmen,
each, S190; total. S15l75O.