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Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1885-10-30
Something for the DANDY.

The dandies Of Venice in its golden
days pigued themselves on the elegance
of their visiting cards At one time they
carried picture of the Rialto; at an
other the fashionable pattern was sketch
Of some Of the statues round the vale at
Padua. but the more modish aesthetic
were not contehted with cards that were
cast off by the hundreds for everyone,
but designed their own cards, bestowlnng
much labor and ingenuity on the work,
or they employed some distinguished
artist to furnish them with design
Even Canova did not refuse to put his
genius to this service for his friend Ca.
polio; and one of the most beautiful Of
these Venetian visiting cards is that
drawn and printed in London for Alyiee
Pisasi by Henry Tresham, the English
printer.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1885-10-30
TpIrVs oN THE TRACKS!
Dangers from which I'm iine r saw W.
PHbiic AMI THO nsetNe"


One who is accustomed to railway traVef
Ing can scarcely realize how much ne Is uo
rendent FOR safety upon the engineer Auu D,.,
10 the responsibility Of their station, eng i1os.s
are also in constant danger oil acci'iou''
caused by the tricks Of jeal 'us rivals. ,,s
This rivalry. It is said, sometimes pT0ilpii
10 the doing Of utterly mean tricks Nls nv,
Plate engineer after his very hrSS WI -
laid off because he had "cut OUT al tne - 49,
ings Of his engine. He was re-lnstatel' III
ever. after he proved that some rival huu
fHei his ofling can tcith emery. Another new ~,
engineer was suspended for burning out , .us
fIues of his boiler. Through grief at the ios'
Of his position he died, and then conscleiiOes
stricken rival confessed that ne hdd Pul ~
in the tank so that it foamed and shoWeu
water at the top guage, when IN reality Iheie
was scarcely quart in the boierl ..,. al.
These intense iealousies, together WIN w. ~ y
terrible anxiety Incident to their work. mas .
terribly straining effect on the nerve anu
statistics tell MS that. though Locomotive I'm
gineers NAV look strong end vigorous lhey
are not all a hearty class TX hlet E.igll, .,
A. s Hampton, indianapolis, Ind, INV ~.
was one of those apparently hearty men; ~
he SAYS: 'The anxiety, strain ana JolVluA
came near finishing me- His sutferngs 10,
Called In catarrh Of the bladder, but ne use.
Warmers safe cure faithfully ior t"tn' Y Z
weeks and now exclaims, Il am a WI
man. T. = lngraham, Of Cleveland, On L.,.
assistant Chief engineer, and other prominent
members are also emphatic in its praise
The Locomotive Engineers Brotherhot0su
has 900 members and $40 divisions us
headquarters is in Cleveland, ONO, WheIt
Chief Engineer Arthur for twenty years has
exercised almost dictatorial sway. IL was
organized in August 1858, by the employees
of tine Michigan Central II has given nearly
two million dollars to the widows and orphans
of deceased members.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1885-10-30
Home. Made Bone Fertilizers.

Pick up all the bones you can find, put
them under cover and mix with them two
or three times their bulk of ashes from
your kitchen stove; moisten them with
enough water so that the potash may act
on the geatine of the bonesi stir them
once week, and in amonth or two you will
find the bones so tender that you can cut
and crush them with a blow of shovel
Beat the whole into powdery mass, and
you will have a manure better than the
average superphosphates which you feel
too poor to buy Give a handful Of this
to each hill Of corn and see how it will
wave its banner Of geeen. and pour into
your basket the golden cars Of corn.
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Only Temperance Bitters known.


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Pain IN the shoulders. Coughs IightneSs OF the
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For Skin Diseases. Erptions, bois
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system iu "a short time hy the use of the Bltters.
uates the torpid Liver and Bowels, which rem
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blood Of all impurities and imparting new lie
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no Person can take the Bittcrs and remain
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Pin. Tapc and other Worms, are
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Cleanse the Initiated BLOOD whenever
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En conclusion Give the Bitters q trial, II
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nj IN IN . unrest, sweetest and best Cod Liver
Ln d N .il ~ world manufactured from fresh
l lei,,ts! H'ers, upon the sga-hore. Iti.ab'
eoiu'!S pure and sweet Patients Win, nave
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ciails aave decided 1t superior to- any If fhs
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Truth.

The adversely that has no God snaps
like the bruised reed in the blast, but the
adversely that confdes in God clings like
the ivy around the oak.
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Get Lyons Patent Heel SufFeners applied
to your new boots and shoes before you wear
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1885-10-30

Youne or middle-aged men, suffering
from, nsemature decline of power, however
indnced speedily and ra lically cured. Illus
trated hook Tor 10 cents in stamps W or a d, :
Dispensary Medical Association, Buffalo ~ L
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1885-10-30

Can consumption be curel' Yes; One
One One man only, discovered the virtue OF vac.
cination. And one man after years
Of study and reflection, has discovers ere inc oo
cure for consumption. Dr. Plerces ''U9laen
Medical Discovery is is specific; Send tw W.
letter stamps and get DR. Plerce'S paMp niI,5.
treatise on consumption address, W o " y ,
Dispensary Medical Association. Duii@'0'N ! .
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tine o ho Sd . sSoisd at 'iG Now i. III.


naiiiei'sS Tesi NIaa Mailer
,,co,'hIng Illusion 3tl'tli balai contain. a
Tvs n, which r.o % The many rarss AMI w 90
o. wife and ',at nron tho heart and AK f, '3'
Suffering w,, mother Thousand, NJ - a'.'
tavorte p y,,,el have found Br pis rc,
eTsior Of wr,..s,',rIpton a marvellous - ~, yy
e5nctcy in an n strength, and of s,ycr.....
die pscus a.. those arrangement. any 'ijt .
tle vAlrtv Their sex, by reason ~ 80 80
CHEEK roli.s gradually sapneJ y sr TN -.
Prereinoo5 prematurely ~ i,s 'i Ii lu'
va 70 one dollar By Druggist, ~
n'0psns his mouth on l'e'ef smut hise eyes before
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1885-10-30

CIV. 49, 49,. Important.
When yen visit 1r leave New Yark city eava h.sys,,
Shd s. carriage hire and stop at the Grana
Oa .do iige{ opposite bmni Central Dsa1t
nv e''51u, rooms fitted mp Al cost Of one million
,I a'S' ana upward per day European plan Ele
yator. E,sNlrar supplied with the best Horse cars
Eas ti. snu elevated railroad 20 oil dep0ts Families
san lWe oeter Tor less money Ht the Grand Union
Hotel than st any other ast.cass motel in tbs city
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1885-10-30

The play that scored the longest run dur
ing the summer season Baseball.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1885-10-30

Sober thoughts--the kind that come next
morning, you know.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1885-10-30

A boy in Unioneille, O., died OF eating ST
watermellons.
The Washington critic., 1885-10-03

Vacant property in all sections of the city
and suburbs.
Several houses for rent, furnished and un-
furnished.
Money to loan on real estate security
Large loans speciality.
The Washington critic., 1885-10-03
MIR. nEECMER,s pnLrrIcS.

Rev. Henry Ward Beechcr Away
manages to take a position in politics
which attracts public attention He is
sometimes "A Stalwart, oftener an Inde-
pendent and was last year very prom
inent Mugwump. This seems to be his
regular Republican year.
He does not think that the State plat
form of the Republican party in New
York is perfection by any means, but
he likes the ticket and considers it the
strongest that has been put forth for a
long while, He had expected to vote
the Democratic ticket this fall, but says
that the Democratic platform and ticket
constitute a very strong antidote to that
expectation. We are glad, however,
that Mr.. Beecher is not sorry for what
he did in the last campaign. AS far as
President Cleveland is concerned he is
Democrat. lie is proud of Mr..
Cleveland and wishes that there were
more men like him. 1t is very kind
in the Plymouth pastor on his return
TO the Republican fold TO say a good
word for the Chief Magistrate, against
whose administration he proposes to
vote
The Washington critic., 1885-10-03
GERMAN IN THE SCHOOLS.

There are 81 AS pupils in the public
schools of st. Louis who study Ger
man. With these figures before IL,
we can easily comprehend the difficulty
which has been encountered in the
effort to abolish German from the cur.
riculum of common school studies in
that city.
These twenty thousand pupils repre-
sent an element of the citys popula-
tion too large and influential to he IL.
nored, and it will probably be many
years before this element becomes so
thoroughly Americani2ed rs to dis
pcnse with the use of its original
tongue
As n rule, the instruction Of Amcri-
can youth, which is paid for out of the
public Treasury, should be limited to
their own language. If anything, there
are already too many branches taught
in the public schools, and the tendency
is still in the direction of more the re-
suit of IT all being that many of the
graduates from these colleges of the
people possess but smattering of
knowledge instead of thorough ia
miliarity with its rudimcntal and really
practical branches.
The study of foreign languages
should certainly be dispensed with as
soon as circumstances permit What
ever time or money is spent in that
quarter is al the expense of the funda,
mental principles of education which
it was the original design of the schools
10 inculcate.
1t can well he understood how, in a
city like st. Louis, where there is a
large German population, there should
be a strong prejudice in favor of their
own language 1t is natural and
not in itself an unreasonable idea, but
ii is foreign to the purpose of the pub
lie school system and should have no
place in it.. The Germans, like the
French, the Italians, the Scandna-
vians and other foreign born citizens,
will sooner or later appreciate the force
of the objection, which is not to them
rs a race, but to the departure from u
sound policy which every attempt to
give the common school the similtudc
of a university necessarily involves.
The Washington critic., 1885-10-03
AFTER 4 LITTLE WHILE.

There Is a strange sweet solace in the thought
That all the woes we suffer hero below
May, as dark and hldeOus garment wrought
for ~ To wear, whether we will on no,
BE cast aside as a revealing smile,
Aitera little while.
No mortal roaming but has certain end:
Though far INTO the ocean spaces gray
We sail and sail without a chart or friend
Above the skyline, faint and far away,
There looms a last the one enchanted isle,
After little while
Oh when our cares come throbbing thick and
fast,
with more Of anguish than the heart can
bear,
Though friends desert, and, as the needless
blast,
Even love pass by us with stony stare
Let US withdraw into some ruined pile
Or lonely forest isle,
And contemplate the neyerCeasiug change
whereby the processes Of God are wrought,
And from our petty lives our souls estranIe,
Till, bathed In currents of exalted thought,
We feel the rest that must our cares beguile
Alter little while.
-[Goldon Hours.
The Washington critic., 1885-10-03

CANON FARRAE lectured on "Dantc" last
evening at Wilmington, Del.
THE Grant Monument fund in New York
has swelled to grand total of SS4 s5j.
SECRETARY WHITNEY arrived in New
York last night, and will remain until
Tuesday.
MIR. \. BRoNsoN ALCorT Of Concord will
spend the winter with his daughter at Louis
burg Square, Boston.
NICE-PREsIDENT IIENDmCKs stopped in
New York n few hours yesterday on his
way from Atlantic City to indianapolis.
EN-CoNGREssMAN THOMAS l.. JONES, one
Of Mr.. Carlisle's constituents, is Il promi-
nent applicant for the mission to Spain.
RICHARD T. TREvELLICK of Detroit, the
wcll-kIown labor leader and lecturer, is -
years of age and has crossed the Atlantic
lcrty-scYen times.
'DoEs your family play ball?' was asked
Of a little shaver. ''Me and mother does, 4"
he replied. 81 bawl, and she makes the
base chits."-LTid-Bits
OVER FIvEHusDREp crysanthcmums have
been planted among the bushes along the
Pennsylvania Railroad, near Philadelphia,
and they will soon be mass of bloom.
Mrs. NJ. +. BRADFORD, who was for
many years the assistant of Charles w.
Slack on the Commonwealth of Boston, is
now foreman on the Massachusetts PiDu1i-
HtuH.
SENATOR VOORHEES, Of Indiana has ac-
cepted an invitation from the Virginia
Democratic State Committee to speak in
Leesburg Loudoun County, Monday, Oc-
tober H.
Dr. EDWARD WARREN BEY has written
the story Of his life, under the title of "a
Doctors Experience in Three Continents" "
and the book Is to be published by Cush-
ings IL Bailey Of Baltimore
john q. WHITTIER writes to the Boston
AdrGtiScr: ~ have received many letters
from various parts Of the country asking
information in regard to a projected settle
mcnt in North Carolina by Clark Whittier,
who the writers seem to think is a brother
of mine. | have no brother living, and
know nothing whatever of the settlement
or its founder"
Miss HATTIE COCHRAN of Iowa CITY,
graduate Of the State University of Iowa,
was awarded certificate of merit at the
Worlds Fair on a thesis written on a sub,
iect pertaining to natural history The
subject Of Miss Cochran's essay was
Leaves ana it was illustrated by nearly
thirty cuts, representing their growth, con
stuction and development, all done by the
pen.
In the fall the busy gas man
Brings about his quarters bill
Though burners not been lighted
Through the summer calm and still
When he's told that all the household
Were away for many a week
He asserts with check undaunted
That the pipes haye sprung leak.
-LBoston Budget
The Washington critic., 1885-10-03

w ANTED-A First-class DressmalScr
w must he a iirst.clas, button-hOlc maker,
and also an apprentice. Apply at Nine. G,
Corey 1887 9Th 81. H. W.
The Washington critic., 1885-10-03

DouomiuHtioual Gionnings of Local
ana Ncighborhuud Interest.


ana Ncighborhoud Interest.
OAukSp Brrfer CnrHcu, Eve miles
from Matthias Point, will be dedicated to.
morrow
AHcuusUor GmnoSs will bless the hell
Of the immaculate Conception Church Sun
day, October rs, at / p. IN.
REV. T.. ItAHrNANN, the new pastor Of
Trinity Evangelical Lutheran Church, Bal
tmorc, arrived in that city yesterday
BroiSSiNG with Archbishop Carol aud
ending with Bishop.clcct O'Sulliyau, the
United States have had l13 Catholic
bishops.
TINS REV j. f. U,NNoNp Of Lovely
Mount, Va, viii probably be called TO the
rcctorship Of Nj Saints =. T., Church, Cal
vert County, Md
"Wm | AM Nor AN lNrprl' viii DE
the third Of the series Of Sunday evening
discourscs ny the Rev Robert Nourso at
the Tabernacle TO morrow evening.
REV EDWARD MrRpAuou of Frcdcricks-
burg, Va, has been forty years in the min
isry, and during all that time has missed
but one days duty by reason Of sickness.
Tnr FORTY uorRs' DEVOTION will be Oh.
served in the following city churches st.
Ian octnbrr If ami ~ Jns"ni'g Wc,p.
her X.
p,.,,,r o,S,,,,,.,,. y,i,1 ,,os.. .,, ,,,,,,t,.
a., -. '''' '''
luhu' Mu'' oh wednesday, auu a"tnlV'eu
eight brothers to minor orders, and on
Thursday conferred the ordcroi sub-dcacon
on thrcc candidates.
THE yEsrHY or st. stephens Church,
Petersburg va, have voted to extend n
call to Rev Robert a. Goodwyn' rector OF
a'p I'm. I9i,, Gm, hoSnoHe Ti ,oun'y' us successor
w. Wv ,''''5 5.'..,. o''',' ., .,,
rN! hh" 'nNrIhhL, " Is s'''eu' VIII
soon ne mauc nlshop Oh one ol the southern
dioccscs, and that Father Maclan, who
comes TO ST. Matthew's Church os assistant
TO Fnthcr Chnpucllc. will succeed him If he
is made a bishop.
~ -. - ,,.....-.
90, REV fNANC's T. DuG'AN' pastor Oh 81
Thomas Catholic Church at llampden,
Baltimore County, Md, has been seriously
Ill Tor the past week. AS soon as he is well
enough nc WI, enter upon lne GHarse OF
hccn " onnnintod ] nasfnr r"' w VIM" Nv nus
..ii.. ..,,, ~, @, MT
"'.l 80 "v 80,
y,,,I, W.. ~ :, ',,
E'uo'' "Sln"n anu Desnon' ~ WIN laSI
cight or ten days, ending with pontilical
mass, Bishop O'Sulivan officiating. The
bishop will also administer confirmation to
a class of $50 at the close of the mission.
Father Drshou was General Grants class
mate at West Point, and the most promls-
inr member of the class. lie ioined the
church not long after graduating.
r,,,, r..,.s,,.., LIT. o,-,
lhL ENaiigelIcal Lutheran 'hurch oil
Maryland, now holding its siXty-siXth an
nual convention in Baltimore, Yesterday
The Washington critic., 1885-10-03

NG-s-7BE NOT DISCOURAGED.
When every other remedy has failed to cure
you try
DOOLEYS AGUE POWDERS.
Warranted 10 Cure
SHAKING OR DUMB AGUE and all Malarial
Diseases PERMANENTLY.
No Sulphate Quinine. No Arsenic.
Testimonials Abundant.
Price i5c package, For sale by all Druggists,
+. X, DOOLEY,
se1O-1m 9O1 Penna. Ave, Southeast,
B~T5-ECONOMY AND SAFETY.
For Vapor stoves use only
DANFORTH'S FLUID.
For the Best stove buy the DANFoRTH.
DANFORTH FLUID CO.,
Jy2l 7O3 Ninth st, n. W.
The Washington critic., 1885-10-03

EDIToR CRlTIc; II would seem rs II The
President need not 90 very far away for at
least one Of the men to MI the vacancies
upon the Board Of Civil Service Comms-
sioners, Like charity, true civil service
reform should begin at home. Then why
not promote the efficient chief clerk of the
commission, Mr.. Charles Lyman, TO posi-
tion on the boardy lIei thoroughly identl-
fed with that branch Of the service, and q
competent man of irrcproaChublc character.
II he has not the political influence neces-
sary to advocate his merits, then let all
true friends Of civil service reform stand up
forhim instead. JUSTICE.
Washington, Oct 3.
The Washington critic., 1885-10-03
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

Advertisements Of Thrte Lines uader his heao
MSeited Hyee times for 25 ceHtS.
The Washington critic., 1885-10-03

E'UN SALE
A splendid thrcc-story and basement brick
dwelling on Maryland ave- bet lst and 2 |
ein Improvement; large lot, etc; price Ss 900
A handsome twO-stOry and cellar brick house,
containing rooms and bathroom; every
modern convenience; large yard, etc; on
north side of French street, bet 3th and 10th
and II and $ SITS: new.n,..,,,.,,,,...S9, $500
A nice twOstOry press brick house with every
convenience, on | ST, bet 2ith and 35th w;
new '..''.',' ,'','':''': ::,''''''', SiUJ
That Clegantly-iini,hed dwelling on the W
corner of sth and ! sts Il W; Just completed;
Containg 10 rooms and fine cellar eyGry
modern convenience; the only remaining
one of the four the Others We're all sold be.
i'It tonplCllolls' s''.,'s... ...''.'s,,''','. S',OJU
Also long list of other desirable property
Improved and unimproyed. Cal or send for
list, b. III, WARMER,
OlG \ 81. II. ~.
The Washington critic., 1885-10-03
REAL ESTATE.
A UST1N p. BROWN,
REAL ESTATE AND LOANS,
1920 y street Northwest.


HOUSES FOR SALE.
Cor Mass ave and 18th st, - RS, mod &C.,
mps.u"...u...,,.,,,,'.., $4,000
New 3story house, Iowa Circle; mod
mps."........,..,..,,.., Sl55OO
Threostory! house, 70 RS, on N st n
W, bet nth and 18th sts; mod .,,,.,
1mps.'..'...,s ,,'',.s,,.''.''' $500. .SlVVJJ
Large double house on VT ave, bet X
and l. sts; mod imps. ........,."". $4,000
New house corner Riggs and 18th sts n
W; mod s'''''''''''''''''''''''' Si''oOO
store and dwelling cor 9th and @ stsn
w'''''''''' ''''..........'....",Sl,OOO
Two.story brick house, No. Gio 10th st
G, bet L aud SIS; RS and bath.
Terms easy''''''''' ''''''''''''''' '''S',OOO
Two 3.story houses on Riggs st Nv;
near 18th; all mod imps..... Each $500
Threestory English basement house,
IL rs; mod imps; st, bet 18th aud
9th.''.s's''''','''''.'.' '.''''.'''''' 'S"J,UOO
st, bet 10th and 1ith n W; mod
lmps. ..,,..,,..,',.,,,..s,,,,,. sIO,OUU
New 3.story house on L st, bet 2ist and
22d W; 10 RS; mod imps......'..,, $1,000
New 3.story house on l. ST. bet 2ist and
22d II W; 10 rs; lot lDxs5 TO alley .... $1,000
Large double house on L st. bet 18th
and nth sts II W; l3 rs; mod imps.. s35,OOO
Three story and basement house on
7 st n W, near cor 18th; mod imps. 1000
Two houses, on st n G, bet 9th and
5th mod imps...... ."......... Each $500
Two houses on p st W, bet 9th and
1th; mod imps '''''''''' ''..'''.Sl2OO, Si,5OO
Large house ana several thousand feet
of ground on 10th ST. near Scott
Circle. '.'.'.....". ...... ...."S125,OO
Three-story house on NJ st II w, bet 9th
and 10th SITS, and stable; mod imp. Sii 800
Threo.story house on NJ st W, bet 9th
and 10th SITS, and stable; mod imp. 500
Large double house on Mass ave, bet
18th and 18th SITS; large stable and
large side lot.'..... $4,000
Six 3.story houses, now building, on
18th, near u st W: : rs, bath and
cellar; 30 feet parking 800 to $4,000
Five new press-brick houses with bay
windows, on 2Sth st n W, cor p
st.""....,.,.."....... ... $500 TO 81 900
Three-story house cor 9Th and l sts,".SiO,O 600
House No. 215 d st n W, bet 2d anf 81
sts lot 2iX22j 3story brick th
stable. GO"''.'.....,... ...'.,.'...'' $4,000
House on 10Th st, bet p and Q, 10 RS;
mOd lmpS.'.,,',. .,'...',,,,,
-Four houses on 18th st, bet @ and r.;
mod imps",,"",,..",. ..,.,..,.. s., 800 to $500
Vacant property in all sections of the city
and suburbs
Several houses for rent, furnished and un-
furnished.
Money to loan on real estate security.
Large loans speciality.
The Washington critic., 1885-10-03

w ANTED-ALL TO KNOW THAT DIR.
w Taylor, 03I street, near Tenth, makes
beautiful sets of artificial teeth for s.: guar
anteed to give full satisfaction; extracting
cents; without, % cents; filling at very low
prices.
The Washington critic., 1885-10-03
LOsI AND FOUND.

i OST - Between AIbaugh's Opera
l. House and I'd and B sts ., pair of
tials engraved on clasp, BY returning 10
Critic Office finder will be rewarded,
The Washington critic., 1885-10-03

Ir STRIKES calm and dispassionatc
observer that n much bigger fuss is
being kicked up about the ise-Smith
imbroglio than the circumstances of
the case warrant
The Washington critic., 1885-10-03
FOR EXCHANGE.

LNOR EXCHANGE - IMPROVED SMALL
II farms near the city; very desirable houses
In the city, j. II. Gray Co., b22 Il ST n W.
w ANTED-T0 EXCHANGENEW STOVES
w for old ones at Buffers Stove Exchange,
corner 9th and X SITS. Smoky chmneys cured
or no pay. STOVES exchanged for groceries.
Old stoves bought.
The Washington critic., 1885-10-03

OuR Democratic friends can take Il
good sized crumb Of comfort in the re
vocation Of special rule No. . of the
civil service regulations. The rule res.
cinded provided that all persons who
have successfully passed examinations
previous to July IL, 1884, could remain
on the register two years. This has
been always regarded by the Democrats
as special dispensation in favor of
the Republicans, and the New York
Democrats in their platform asked for