davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Evening critic., 1885-02-27
THE INAUGURATION.

An order has been approved aud will be
issued In printed form from the Govern-
ment Printing Office giving tho arrange
ments for the events OF March 4 next.
On the morning of the 18th Senators
Sherman and Ransom will proceed to the
Arlington Hotel and escort Mr. Cleveland
10 the White House. Senator Hawley
will perform the same office for Mr.. Hen
bricks, escOrting him from Willard's Hotel.
At IL o'clock President Arthur and tho
President and Vice. President will be es.
corted by the first division Of the parade,
consisting of the Regular Army, Marine
Cops and tho District militia, to tho Capt
tol. On arrival there the President-elcct
and Vice President elect will be conducted
to the Vice Presidents room, owing to the
fact that President Arthur and his Cabinet
will be at work in the Presidents room
until IL o'clock, winding up official busi-
ness.
At meeting of the Executive Commit.
tee last night reports showing that Govern
ment officials will do all they can in tho
way Of furnishing plants were made. A
committee was appointed to urge upon the
House the adoption of the resolution,
which has passed the Senate. giving au-
thority to the Secretary Of War to loan
flags to the committee. 1t was announced
that tho floor of the ballroom would be
waxed next Monday, aud there would be
no admission to the Peusion building after
that date.
Notes.
General r. b. Ayros, u. S. A., marshal o
the first division, has appointed as his stat
Brevet Lieutenant Colonel Geo. Mitchell
Lieutenant Sebree Smith, Lieutenant Rich
ards, Lieutenant Wake, Lieutenant Haw
thorne and Lieutenant Conklin. General
Fitzhugh Lee, marshal of tho third diyi.
sion, announces mis- staff to be Major Court.
land II. Smith, A. A. g.; Lieutenant. Colonel
Joseph Lane Stern, l. c.; Major John II
DinneeD, A. ]. c.; Major Charles p. Bigger
b. Q. NJ; Major George Benjam Johnston
surgeon. and Captain Henry st. George
Tucker, Captain Albert Bryan and Captain
II. G. Lee, aides.de-camp.
Messrs. l.. G. Davis, G. G. Duncanson
Lloyd Moxley, George Emmert jr,, Q. w
Thorn, A. NJ. Tubman, 7. T.. Calf aud
Zephaniah Jones have been selected as 0
committee to superintend the decorating o
the ballroom
The Evening critic., 1885-02-27
F0R SALE AND RENT.
oEAL ESTATE nULLErIN

THos ". wAGGAMAN, OI7 II street.
(ChADRes N ade Wednesdays and SAturdAys.)
The Evening critic., 1885-02-27

w ANTED--BY A RESPECTABLE COLoRED
w gifl, place TO cook, wash and iron.
Apply al No. 1877 O.street alley, bet. 1th aud
9th ana and Oi inquire for sarah Brown.
The Evening critic., 1885-02-27
LOCAL BRIEFS.

LIST or BATTLES of the Rebellion and
Roster Of Surgeons, $50 pp. Price 30 cents.
For sale by Gray & Clarkson, $50 Pennsyl-
vania avenue, and at all news-stands.
A coLoRED boy named VIM. Selly, about
1880 o'clock yesterday morning, while
driving cart on Massachusetts, avenue,
near Twelfth street, slipped from tho car5
and the wheels of the vehicle passed over
him, breaking his right arm and leg.
THE total mortality In tho District of
Columbia for week ending February 81,
1885, was 11G of this number 40 were
white and 81 colored. Tho death rate per
1000 per annum was 1850 for tho white,
5O.27 for the colored and 30.l6 for the total
population.
AFTER THE CRITICS report of the Co..
onor's inquest over the body Of Charles S.
Schulz closed yesterday the jury rendered
verdict to the effect that the deceased died
Of an overdose of arsenic Administered by
his own hand. Tho evidence showed that
the deceased was grieyed at the marriage of
his daughter aud that ho hated his sOn-in-
law.
FRIENDS, citizens countrymen Hear
me for my cause, and be silent that you
may hear" Now, before Jupiter, Tonans
and all tho gods at once, do solcmUly at
firm that DIR. Balls Cough Syrup is au iu-
fallible remedy for all lung and bronchial
disorders. If there is auy man present
who disputes this proposition, "let him now
speak, or else hereafter forever hold his
peace"
WM. REINBERGA, u member of No.
Engine Company, did heroic act during
the fire last Wednesday night His fore
man, Henry Wagner, got through win
dow Just as the floor gave way and fell into
the roaring furnace below. Reinberga,
who was in the window, reached in quickly
and caught Wagner by the arm and the
two were held suspended over the fery
furnace for two minutes until assistance ar
rived.
SECRETARY LINCOLN formally reviewed
the Washington Light Infantry last night.
General Dlum was absent on account of a
slight indisposition, and Adjutant- General
Ruggles was present in his stead. After
executing the manual of arms the battalion
was heartily applaudod. Company b, under
Captain Ross, gave a company exhibition
drill which was highly praised by Secretary
Lincoln and all present.. After the drills
an informal reception was held. Among
the guests were General Benet Col mel
Bcrret, Colonel Batctelder, Colonel Burr,
Colonel Gregory, Lieutenants' Powell,
Finley, Walsh, Green, Ray Ritehie, Knox,
Woodruff and Day; Colonel Amos Webster,
Captain Naly, Captain Smith, Chief Clerk
Tweedale, General Ward, Major Bates,
Robert Dinwiddie aud Major W, b. Cough
try of the Seventh Now York Regiment
and others.
The Evening critic., 1885-02-27
CIovelnud ana SILVER.

Tho House yesterday by a large MAJOR
ity took issue with Mr.. Cleveland on the
silver question. The Members showed by
their votes that they were not in favor OF
suspending, even temporarily, the coinage
OF the mighty dollar Of the daddies Tho
country is unanimous in tho opinion that
there should be no limit to the sale of Jas,
ThaTp's excellent whisky. Thqrp keeps at
SIS Il street,
The Evening critic., 1885-02-27
PERSONAL.


DRoFEssoR COLLINS HAS OPENED HIS
Gymnastics Mt No. 025 7th st. N. WI hnx-
ing a specially. fo27-;It
The Evening critic., 1885-02-27
fe2o.eod
WElKs & co., Auctloneers,

NV IIho NV'l NWCIIVHVcIHi
Will sell at public auction at the National
Loan Oucc, 1907 Seventh st. u. W, on SATUR-
Z p. M, large and variedaseOrtment OF un.
redeemed pledges, consisting of Ladies' aud
Gents Gold and Silver Watches, Open aud
Gold EarrlDgp, Pins, Bracelets, Crosses, Plain
and Set Rings, Lockets, ButtOns, Solid Silver
nnd Plated Ware, Diamond Rlnge and Pine,
Mirrors, Corpets, Ruge, Blankets, Flutes, Cut.
and SilR patterns, Ladies Goats, Circulars aud
Dolmane, Gents Coate, Pants and Nests, La
dies Dresses, Overcoats ana UletCre, Shoes
ana Boots, Guns, Revolvers, Umbrellas,
Fluting Machines, Clocks, BlDlee, Cornets,
Musical Instruments OF all Biuds, Table
cloths and Albums. Parties holding tickets
please take notice.
II. COHEN,
fe25-jt 1907 Seventh street.
The Evening critic., 1885-02-27

IN the case of Samuel Hurdle, who sued
the District for $4,000 damages for injuries
received by the falling in on him of a stone
quarry on Loys farm, in which he was
working for the District, the jury in tho
Circuit Court to-day returned verdict for
the defendant. The plaintiff failed to show
any negligence OH the part of the District.
The Evening critic., 1885-02-27
To.dny,a TenperAlnres.

The signal ONCE furnishes the following
synopeie OF the weather
Local meteorological report for February
27; Thermometer readings at . q, M, 3O9 L; Z
q. m, 800 o; IL q. M, 3G9,S.
report for February 20; Mean temperature
for the day, 81 a; maximum, 00o7; mini,
mum, 27o.l mean relative humidity, 81
total precipltallon, O.O4 inch.
The Evening critic., 1885-02-27

DROFESsOR CLAY, RENOWNED AND CELE-
l. brated Olaitvpyant aud Astrologlsi, can
be Consulted ON business, love nnd matrl-
mony; oil In trouble CALI satisfaction guar.
teedi fec, 81. 500 dr 81. s.w. fe27.1m'
The Evening critic., 1885-02-27
VINO wnn,s An Onice ?

The Hatchet next Sunday will give fur
ther list of the District boys who want
offices under the new administration.
The Evening critic., 1885-02-27

under Hall of Representatives, Is open all
day for the accommodation of visitors, and
at night during night sessions.
The Evening critic., 1885-02-27

The Inauguration cartoon in next Sun
days Hatchet Will be good thing to keep
as a souvenir.
The Evening critic., 1885-02-27
Another Ola citizen Gone,

Mr. Michael Connor, one of the oldest
citizens of East Washington, died at the
old family residence last night after few
days illness.
The Evening critic., 1885-02-27
WANTED-- Situations Male.

NTANTED--A SITUATION BY A DpY or
w 1U yeare IL store Or Oflliei tnOrousltty
honi 81 aud reliable3 writes good hand
references. Address S05 u 81. NV. fe97
VITANTED--A SITUATION BY A RESPECT
w nble Young man ns cashier, or ntner EN-
ploynieDt; ilretclass references; small salary.
Adort sB Sub " st. d. W. fe2I
The Evening critic., 1885-02-27

There never was such value offered in $40
suits. We are determined to make clean
sweep this season. Eiseman Bros, corner
Seventh and Il streets.
The Evening critic., 1885-02-27
AZ prl on,s Mnslc slor-, 02b pa. ayo
THE POLICE COURT.
The InnugurntIom Cartoon.

John Williams, colored for carrying n
razor, was fined $50.
The Evening critic., 1885-02-27
AUCTION SALES.
DuSo&SsoN BROS, S., AuctloneorS.
TRUSTEES SALE OF IMPROVED REAL E3.
lrATE AT pIlnIIn AIfnTION.

1 llNbANoNN DhOD't AuNttVHeohos
Il y
TRUSTEES SALE OF IMPROVED REAL Es.
TATE AT PUBLIC AUCTION.
BY virtue OF decd OF trust, dated May .,
A. u. 1881, duly recorded IN llher No. go,
folio $50 et sed., ono OF the land records for
the District OF Columbia, and at the request
VI the party secured,we willsel ntpublic auc-
tlon, ia front OF the premisee, on FRIDAY, tho
9th day Of Marcp, A. u. 1885, ot 1:3O O'Clock
y. ~, tho following. described roal estate,
situated In tho city OF Washington, ID. O., d.
TO wit Lot numbered eighty-four (sl), LII
In Calls and Whites recorded subdivision uf
lots numbered forty.nvo 10 forty-nino inolu-
sive OF Columbia College, Miller II Abbotts re-
corded subdivision OF part OF square numbered
one hundred and nlneiy.four (lDD, together
with all tho improvements, &c., said property
being more fully described In said deed OF
uust, 10 which reference is heretofore givon.
Terms OF Sale-All cash. A deposit OF 500
required ~ time OF sale. All conveyancing at
ctAt OF purchaser.
BRAfNARD II. WARNER,
GEO. L. EMMONs,
fe20-eod Trustees.
The Evening critic., 1885-02-27
WAN7ED--Roon1S.

WI ANTED--AT MRS. sHERlDAN's ROOM.
w Renting Agency, zoos i street north
west, rooms for renti parties having rooms to
let Will lLd desirable tenants by applying Ht
city, furnished and unfurnished, single ana
on suite. Jazz
The Evening critic., 1885-02-27

welIknown establishment has proved to the
public that the best articles OF wine aud liq,
uors can be bought there-No. OIL Seventh
street northwest.
The Evening critic., 1885-02-27

XXyANTED- BY A WHITE WOMAN, STU.
w alton US cook In private family or
restaurant; would take charge of laundry;
city or country references; wages must be
first cass. Address No. 0lS Thlrd 81. NV.
The Evening critic., 1885-02-27
by GUNCANsoN BROS,
ID Real Estate AuctiOneerS.
TRUSTEES SALE OF A THREE.STORY AND
BAsEMENT DRICK DWELLING.


By virtue Of certain deed OF trust, bearing
dato on the eighth (Sthl day OF September, a.
D. 1882, and duly recorded In Ltber No. 1919,
folio 10, IT seq, ono OF the land records OF
the District of Columbia, and at tho request OF
the holder OF the note for eaid Indebtedness,
we shall cell Mt public auction, In front OF the
premises, on TUESDAY, the 1Oth day OF March,
A. d. 1889. at 1 o'clock y. M, tho follow
ing real estate, situate In tho city OF Wash.
ington, District OF Columbia, and being tho
western pant OF lot numbered three 90 III tho
original subdivision OF square numbered one
hundred and i've (lO5), having frontnge OF
twenty (2O) feet on north II street, aud being
GIL that part of eaid lot which lies west OF q
line drawn north and south through tho
centre OF said lot, and from the south line TO
the north line thereof, together with tue Inn
provemcnts thereon, subject 20 decd OF trust
duly recorded in Ltber No. Dol, folio 423, OF
said land records, securing the sum OF $1,000,
together with interest thereon at tho rate Of
six per cent. per annum, from December 30,
a. u. 1881.
Terms OF sale; Cash; 500 deposit required
attime OF sale; all cOnveyancing ut purchaser 8
cost. IL terms OF sale arc not complied with
In seven days from day Of sale the trustees ro'
serve the right TO resell tho property at the
rick and cost Of the defaulting purchasers.
GEORGE L. EMMONS,
CHARLES b. PEARSON,
fc1i.eod Trustees
The Evening critic., 1885-02-27

NVAETED- BY A WIDOW LADY 4 PLACE
w OF trust during Inauguration week; best
OF references given. Address Trust, Critic
onico. fe25
The Evening critic., 1885-02-27

NXTAN1ED -- NICE PLACE AS COJk,
w chsmbermald or diplng- room servant
by reept ctahle woman ana yonnr girl; ref
e.w. fo26.3t
The Evening critic., 1885-02-27
Renu the "Hntehetl,,

Everybody should read next Sunday s
Hatchet, IL win be full Of interesting mat
ter
The Evening critic., 1885-02-27
To-DAY,s QUOTATIONS.

Chicago Grain and Provision Mar
Heis.
The following summary by B. X. Plain &
Co.. 81. Cloud building, Ninth aud + streets,
shows the course OF tho Chicago grain aud
provision market up 10 / p. m, to-day
The Evening critic., 1885-02-27

AIR. Dsnlsl Lockwood, Mr.. Oleyeland's
"Aascott,' 10 at the nlggs,
The Evening critic., 1885-02-27

L LOYD'S ORIGINAL WASHINGTON 25-Or.
II Express; baggage checked at residence;
furniture carefully removed. Onces, 1908 i
81. n. W.; Isl Pa. ave. n. W. Telephone No.
5JO.I. fe25-0L"
The Evening critic., 1885-02-27
Adinnrnod Sine die.

After The CRrrIc's report Of yesterday
proceedings of the Grand Lodge, No 3, B'nai
Birth, the subject tofoentralizlng the endow-
mont fund was, after long debate, laid over
till tho next annual meeting. 1t was de-
cided to sell the portrait of Sir Moses
MOntehoTe, presented by Max Weyl Of this
city, for theibeneft of the Orphan Asylum
fund. At $3.50 o'clock the Grand Lodge ad.
journed sine die.
The Evening critic., 1885-02-27

VIZ ANrRD-A BOY, IMMEDIATELY. Ap.
w Ply at NO, Bl2 la. ave. feog-gt
The Evening critic., 1885-02-27
SPEcNL EOTIcES.


Mr. a GRAND BALL WILL BE GIVEN ON
w. the night OF March by Tuscarora
Tribe, No. D, improved oder OF Red Men, at
Odd.Fellows' Hall, Eighth street eouthenst,
Navy-Nard. Ticket admitting gent and ladies
80 cts. foo7-ir
V2tyS.-s, MISSIONARY RECEPTION AND Mo.
bSSta hammodan gword exercise, os Illus E.
trated by the Arbeely Brothers, natives OF Da-
mascue, Syria; "Uonfusion OF Tongues"
address by Bishop Andrews; Mites Clara Cush.
man, with Chinese costumes, ETC.; Madame
Boulicny OF Now York Will ting.
Proceeds for the bonelt OF auSilarics OF W.
y. NJ. Society selling them,
Maeonfc Hall, Saturday, February Is, at
s y. m.
Admission, 25 cts. fe27.2l"
R@A RESERVED CHAIRS FOR THE lrH
OF MARCH
can now be secured for the
GRAND STAND,
cor. Pa. ave. aud 7tn b., south side, and at II.
Eberbache, 0l5 ct. n. W. fe26-5t
No. HEREBY GIVE NOTICE TO WHO "
WAs<A IL may concern, that unless the
telegraph wire attached 10 the house south
west corner OF Eighth and streets northwest
is removed by Saturday, February %, shall
cut the same, as the house is TO be removed.
fe2B2t u. II. WARNER, Agent.
The Evening critic., 1885-02-27

Shirts, Collars ana Guns Done Up,
equal to new, at Morgan's Steam Laundry.
Lowest prices,
The Evening critic., 1885-02-27
ron EXCHANGE.

WTANTED-TO EXCHANGE NEW STOVES
w for old ones at Buffers Stove Exchange,
corner 9th ana sts. Smoky chimneys cuTed
o. NO pay. Stoves exchanged for groceries.
Ola stoves bought.
The Evening critic., 1885-02-27

NITANTED-EYERY BOoTBLACK IN WASH
w ington TO call ana sec tue new portable
Bootblack Chair and get box Of Blxby's best
Dlneking free. Call between o ana 10 q. m. ~
y. NJ. BlXbys wholesale dcpot, 713 Market
Space, ~ ndOr. fe25.BtH
The Evening critic., 1885-02-27
We EmnIoy nfore PeonIe

than all OF the laundries IN this city combined.
sWlts steam Laundry, 1922 i street.
The Evening critic., 1885-02-27
-Heb--Male.

w ANrED-A BOY, 1MMEDf Nrrty. Ap.
wv ply az No, 0l2 La ave. fe26.9t
TANTED--FIv SMART, RELIABLE BOYS
w 10 cell Monument souvenlra on com
missions bring references aud apply net 70
and 10 a. m. at 713 Market Space, second
floor. fe29.3ts
VITANrED--A GOOD LOCAL AND TRAVEL.
w iDR Bgcut for sale OF my "Mammotl"
Peach, "JessicA" Gfnpe, etc. Steady work
and good woges. Sci for terms 70 j. Austin
Shaw Nurstryman, lsochester, N. y. fe2l-0tE
"ANTED-MEN AND WOMEN CAN FIND
w good paying business everywhere. Ju-
qalre OF j. oppenheim, 1907 st. n. W. fe13
NJ WANTED-THOsEI IN WANT OF RELIABLE
w help ana eituatlonp, male and female
COOKE, laDorers, clerks, housemaids, and all
portions OF trust apply 10 oraddress National
Employment and Room.Renting Agency,
ilcenned Office, COG Loulsana ave-. n. W.
The Evening critic., 1885-02-27

EoR sALE-A HALF-MEDIUM GORDON
Il press; everything complete; selr-teedlng
apparatus, rollers, mold, fountain, &C.; can
10 used rs selffeeder or without; Will be sold
an huurj Just suited for cards and envelopes.
Call AZ Critic Office. iaD-tf
The Evening critic., 1885-02-27
FOR RERT-MsceNaneoas.

INOR RENT WINDOWS OR SEATS AT SAME
II for ith OF March, at Columbia Banknote
building, 0OS and 90 Pa. ave. Apply at
building from y. m, to 5p. m. te27.3t
EoR RENT THREE WINDOWS ON SEQ.
II ond foor, Sl5 each; two on third floor, ! Ia
each. Inquire at 113 Pa. ave. seats and nro
fe23-Bt+
The Evening critic., 1885-02-27
WANTED Situations --Femaie.

NXTANTED SITUATIONS by TWO COL.
w 0ied girls as chambcrmaids. Apply nt
1926 9Th OF. n. W. fs21
The Evening critic., 1885-02-27
WANTED Miscellaneous.

UT ANTED-TO GALL THE ATTENTION OF
w gentlemen desiring 10 engage Ia busl.
ness 10 call NJ johnson Bros Wood and Coal
ONCE, ut 1902 4 ~. n. W.. and Investigate tho
opportunity of entering into employment IA
any Of the States, wherein $40 30 300 per
dny would be a reasonable certainty. n. o.
BOND Il CO, feo7.oy
The Evening critic., 1885-02-27

UIANTED-A SITUATION AS CHAMBER
w maid or nurse by n respectable cOlOred
girl, references. Apply at 3O3 l. st. u. W.
The Evening critic., 1885-02-27
FOR RENT--Houses.
LOANS.

aI nno TO LOAN IN SUMS TO SUIT, ON
Mf .OUUr6al estate. Apply 10 NISprague,
room 3, Phoenix Building, 10th st, corner +
st,n.w, fe2o.3t'
The Evening critic., 1885-02-27

XXTANTED A SITUATION DY A CoLoRED
wv woman us cnumbermaid. Apply at 1927
q h ct. L, W. fe21
The Evening critic., 1885-02-27
FOR SALE--RouSes.

EOH sALE-rwo SMALL BRICK HOUSES,
II northwest; four rooms and cellar; goOu
lots; - 800 each $50 cash aud Sl6 per mo.
each, by Il. d. Runlu, 1905 st. N, W. fe2B.3t
The Evening critic., 1885-02-27

, Advertisements Of Three Lines under tiis head
inserted three times foI 25 cents.
WANTED- Ar MRS. NJ. Z. HAYDENs, 531
w Sth ~. o. O., experienced dressmakersi
none otbors neod apply. fo27.3r
NNANTED- a CoLoRED WOMAN TO COOK,
w az 700 ii 81. D. WI recommendations
required. fe27 at
VNyANTED-A RELIABLE WHITE GIRL,
w with references, IN a bmall family; ouD
who understands sewing preferred; at 500
9TH q. NJ W. ie26.3t
VXTANTHD-A WOMAN TO DO CHAMBER
w work. INQUIRE at 1856 Pa. ave. 8, c,
fe2B3ta
XXyANTED oHAMBERMAID, oOLORED;
w references required. Apply at 600 y
The Evening critic., 1885-02-27
WANTED Female.

Advertisements Of Three Lines under tiis heat
Inserted three times foI 25 cents.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-09-11
THE TgocB1Es WITH THE yyp1Ays

LEAvESwoRTH, Kan, Sept. 1O.-General n.
A. Niles has returned from extended trip through
Indian Territory. lie states that the cattle OF the
Arapahoc and Cheyenne Cattle Company and others,
will be out the Territory within month from this
date have detailed an officer to each post" he said
:. with sufficient command to protect the cattlcmen
from the Indiana The General says that all Indian
cattle absorbed by these herds will be started out by
army officers and returned the Indians thus avoid
ing the trouble which might ensue II the Indians them
selves tried to take them He also the cattenen
have had great deal 10 contend wth for there have
been unusually heavy rains In the Territory aud what
few bridges then across tho streams have been
washed away aud the water has been high they
compelled TO move slowly
TUCSON, Arz., Sept l0.-Advces from Oposura,
Sonora that on August 80 while the Mexican Regu
lars were following up the trail Of the Apaches three
their soldiers srayed away and stumbled Apache
ranchere near Sierra Blanca Two OF the soldiers
killed but the other escaped. The troops hearing the
firing advanced. and the Indians evacuated their posi-
ton Il is estimated that there sixty Indians the
band The Mexcans think that there 100 Apaches
In Sonora Colonel Degourro has 400 regulars IN pur
suit OF the Indians The other forces OF Mexican troops
are moving slowly after the hostes.
ELPAso, Tex. Sept. 10-Lieucnant Davis, OF the
United Army, in command Of large band OF In
dian scouts who have been IN active pursuit Of Ger0n
mo aud his baud says that he believes Geronimo Is
Mexico and that the hostile Indians are now In tho
can line The Lieutenant with his scouts will endeavOr
TO intercept them III the mountain passes This. how
ever will extremely difficult account OK the vast
expansc Of territory " be patiolled-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-09-11
THE ARMY OF THE TENNESSEE

CHICAGO, Sept. 10.-The Society of the Army
OF the Tennessee held adjourned meeting this fore
noon. General Sherman presiding 1t decided 10
hold the next meeting at Rock Island. ILL., George L.
Chetain, OF Chicago, chosen as the orator. with
Force. Of Cincinnati. alternate. Gen
era sherman the other officers Of the society
reelected series of resolutions In honor Of General
Grants memory adopted. AT the banquet General
logan responded TO the toast The Statesmen and
Lawmakers OF tho Civil War" He spoke Of the states
manshp displayed by the earlier Presidents and coming
down TO recent times said OF stephen A. Douglas that he
was statesman whose call for for the defence OF
the Union when all ese had failed. accomplished much
even after death had called his glorious soul away He
spoke OF Lincoln the greatest statesman developed In
the century OF American Independence and said that
the craftsmanship which would give protection TO Amer
lean industries and provide for tho maintenance OF tue
free schools OF the Nation would win In the future.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-09-11
EXCURSION BOAT PREPARATIONS.
THE DEMAND FOR TRANSFORMATIONS MUCH LII

THE DEMAND FOR TRANSFORMATIONS MUCH LESS
THAN on MONDAY.
The interest in the postponed races as shown
BY the sale OF tickets for the excursion boats Ia not
great that manifested In the first trial Of speed be-
tween the Puritan and 0encsia There not many
steamers advertised TO go the and the ad
sale Of tickets for those advertised not
particularly heavy yesterday This In part due TO
the threatening weather. however
The Staten Island Rapit Transit Company will send its
regular $3.50 M boat the entire and II
rates the privilege OF viewing the from the decks OF
its steamer at 81 man and 81 woman II estimates
shat the D. boat will reach the gbtship In time to
see tho nsb and tickets for that trip will be 81 apiece
Few tickets had been sold yesterday, most people
preferred TO walt until satisfied that the day wodd be
Ssir before investing.
The Iron Steamboat Company will the Taurus for
the OF the NewYork Yacht Cubs guests before.
The cygnus Wit leave the Bridge dock Brooklyn at
e:30 e. m., and Pier No. half an hour later. The
Sirius viii leave West Twentythird st. at s:45 m.
and Pier No. at 9:I5. The company promises limit
a tho boats TO half the usual capacity. Tickets which
were sold for Wednesday last Will be good either to-day
er Monday. The fcket-seler at Pier No. reported
ar business outlook In his line yesterday Tie price
" 90 Is before.
xhs IRON steamship Richmond, Of the Old Dominion