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The Evening critic., 1885-02-10

EoR sALE-A HALF.MEDGUM GORDON
II press; everything complete; selt.feedlug
apparatus, rollers, mold, fountain, &c; can
be used as self-fceder or without; Will be sold
cheap. Also, small lobber; Will prtnt 1.SOO
an hour; lust suited for cards and envelopes.
Call at Critic ofllce. las II
The Evening critic., 1885-02-10
A "vAG~ DISAPPOINTED.
He Went 10 The workhouse Instead
of the Jail.

of the Jail.
An abe-bodied colored man named John
Bird walked into the store of Louis Stoer-
man, ON L street, near Twelfth street, last
evening, and stole something and walked
out and did not attempt to escape. Officer
Harding, who arrested him, saw the point
and spoiled the little game. Bird, who had
just been released from the workhouse the
previous day. wanted to get home during
the cold weather, but didn't want to go to
the workhouse on a charge of vagrancy,
and he resolved to steal something and go
to Jail for stealing. In the Police Court to-
day no was charged with being a suspicious
person and got three months in the work
house, just where he didn't want to 60.
The Evening critic., 1885-02-10
FOR SALE--Houses.

Tor sALE-EXoELLEST BUSINESS PROP
II etty, 9TH 81 between II and l. number
OF small desirable Houses. Choicest Resi-
dences and Building Lots in northwest sec
tion. Welllocated lot to trade for small mouse.
j. u. winner, 1I10 New York avenue. te6.Gt
1ToR sALE-SEvERAL DESIRABLE BAR.
II gains In small houses, with line lots aud
line lOcaiious, northwest section, from $50 to
$4,000. Also several fine building lots; prices
very reasonable. VIM. nj. Bryant, Room II,
st. Cloud building. fe5tt
The Evening critic., 1885-02-10
FOR RENT--RoomS.

Igor RENT-THE SECOND AND THIRD
II floors OF residence, 9ol q st. II. w., z
rooms; all modern improvements newly
painted and papered; price, $50. Swormsted
x Bradley, 92S st. felO.3t
EOR RENT-THREE ROOMS FOR OFFICES
II or light housekeeping GIL 9Th st., oppo.
elite Patent Oflco. felO-3tF
LNoR RENT-A DESIRABLE UNPUBLISHED
II front room, In q handsome house, adiOln-
ing Agricultural Department.; heat, gas and
modern improvements; very moderate. Adj
dress Agriculture, Critic office, fe1-3t'
E'OR RENT-1S1O X ST. N. W.PARr or
II house 10 small family Of prompt paying,
quiet adults; modern improvements. fe7.tt
DOR RENT-A FRONT ROOM, WITH ALL
II modern conveniencee, No. IlS Stn st. g.
e.; cars and herdics pass the doors locality
excellent. to7-@tF
The Evening critic., 1885-02-10
BOARDING..

BRochh 1911 E STREET,
The French Reslaurant, near National Thea
ire, which is so we'll renowned for It's excel
lent cuisine, has Just opened a Fronch table
d'hote. Dinner, with pint Imported Clarct iu-
cludeo, ST., Regular breakfast, Soc. Lunch,
2Jc. Dinner, Toe. BY tho bill OF fare Il
specially. First.class In every respect Tor
ladies and gentlemen.
GUS BROOHE,
Ex.Chief Cook at the White House,
Proprietor.
VIII accommodate nfty gentlemen for tho
Dedication and Inauguration with room ana
board, REQ IN
The Evening critic., 1885-02-10
THE FREE BRIDGE.
Mr.. Harbour Says That the Biil
will be Passed IL There is Another

DfstrfCt Day.
"Do you think" asked The CRITIC re-
porter to-day of Chairman Barbour, of the
House District Committee, that the Free
Bridge bill will be passed 2"
THAT depends" was the reply, "al-
together upon the fact whether we shall
have another District day this session. We
may be cut of from our only remaining
day as we we're yesterday. But we are very
anxious to pass the Free Bridge bill We
will pass it if we possibly can"
The Evening critic., 1885-02-10
FOR REHT--Houses.

TOR RENT-A TWO STORY FRAME DWELL
II lug, 3 rooms; now house: No. 200 1T.
8. e.; price, S12 per month In advance.
Swormstedt & Bradley, 02S 81. n. W. ts7 3t
The Evening critic., 1885-02-10
PERSONAL GOSSIP.

Justice Charles Walter Ia quito SICK and con
nnedfto his bod from n threatened attack OF
pneumonia and severe case Of innammatory
rheumatism
The Evening critic., 1885-02-10

The sudden and unsuaI ringing Of school
bell at Monticello, n. V, the other day was OK
planned by Tho circumstance that the new
teacher used the end OF the bell rope 10 correct
areirnc tory punll
The Evening critic., 1885-02-10
LOST AND FOUND.

I OST--A BUNDLE OF PAPERS, WRAPPED
Il In q newspaper, OF no value except TO
me; deliver aud get liberal reward. Seth A..
Wbittru, 1913 O st. .. q. fe7-3t"
The Evening critic., 1885-02-10
Washinrtonian Wins.

Mr.. j. NJ. Marshall, of this city, has been
awarded the contract for stone-work for the
Oxford Miss public building for $500
The Evening critic., 1885-02-10
TRUsTEE's SALE.

BY virtue OF a deed of trust executed by
Frank Aldrich and wife to me, and recorded In
the land records Of the District OF Columbia.
in liber 1898, at folio 1872 ct seq, Will, at 3
o'clock p. m, on WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY
IL, 1885, at the building No. 1872 Ninth street
sell at public auction, TO the highest bidder,
for cash, the properly mentioned In said decd
OF trust, consisting OF type, tools, fixtures, ETC..
used In publishing the Times StdRdaFd now
known as the Statesman.
W. A. COOK, Trustee.
DuNCANSON BROS, Aucts. a3l-eod
The Evening critic., 1885-02-10
F0S EXCHANGE.

w ANTED--pO EXCHANGE NEW STOVES
w for old ones at Buffers Stove Exchange,
corner 9th and sis, Smoky chlmueys cured
or no ray. Stoves exchanged for groceries.
Old stoves bought.
The Evening critic., 1885-02-10
AUCTION SIZES.
UNCANsoN BROS, Auctioneers.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE PRINTING
PRESS.
BY virtue Of n deed OF trust, bearing date
1905, folio AS, ct seq, oneofthe land records
OF the District of Columbia, and at the writ
ten request Of the holder Of the notes secured
rooms OF Duncanson Brothers., corner ID aud
9th streets northwest, on SATURDAY, the
FOURTEENTH DAY OF FEBRUARY, 1885, at
the best condition.
This Press has been In use but short timo
In the office OF the "National Democrat" and
can print newspaper or other matter OF tho
size of 81 inches by d6 inches. the press can
be operated either by hand or by steam.
Terms Of sale: Cash.
fe105t ESOCH l.. WHITE, Trustee.
The Evening critic., 1885-02-10

on opening big cabbage grown at Sodus,
covering OF large, thick leaves were tightly
Embedded thirty ave small and perfectly
rounded cabbages. Another one contained
iWonty seven small cabbages.
While praying during a recent storm, says
the Natchez (Aiiss.) Daiiy Democrat, sold Katie
Hlghtower, who has been blind for ltteen
years, had her sight suddenly restored, and
kIaY,css, =. 20 Al, moii Hs Nhen ohliu, ,,,o.n,s
purchasing agent secured 300 wooden saints
for fuel, which he bought for 80 cents a piece
churches.
The Evening critic., 1885-02-10
WAN7ED--Rooms.

VIZ ANTED-AT MRS. SHERIDAN'S ROOM.
w Renting Agency, zoos street north
west, rooms for rent; parties having rooms 10
this agency; rooms for rent In all parts OF the
city, furnished and unturDished, single and
en- suite. taT.lf
The Evening critic., 1885-02-10
To-DAY,S QUOTATIONS..

Chicago Grain and Provision Mar
kels.
The following summary by u. X. Plain 4
Co., 81. Cloud building, Ninth and L streets,
shows the course OF tho Chicago grain and
provision market up to y. III. to-day:
The Evening critic., 1885-02-10
THE CLARENDON,
MRS, NJ. ]. COLLEY, Proprlotreas.

DOARDING.-FIR CLASS BOARD CAN BE
- obtained, at reasonable rates, 1T No. l5l5
OH 81, n, W. Zen -lt#
The Evening critic., 1885-02-10
Drunkenness, or the Liquor HRhit,
Can be Cured by Admins teriug
Dr. HaInes' Golden SnecIfic.

IL can he given I'm a cup OF cOireo or tea with
out the Knowledge OF the person aklng It, Of
fectlng speedy ana permanent cure, whether
the patient is moderate drlnRor on an alco'
hole wreck. Thousands Of drunkards have
been made temperate men who have taken the
Golden Specific In their coffee without their
knowledge, and to-day believe they quit drluk-
Ing OF their own free will No harmful effects
anteed. Circulars and testimonials sent free.
Address, GOLDEN SPECIFIC Coz
lSb Race ST., Cincinnati, o.
For sale ny II. X, uelphonsune Eobltt
House Drug Store, aud also corner Fourteenth
street and Vermont avenue.
The Evening critic., 1885-02-10
URDERTAKERS.

ADDISON DAY
PRACTICAL UNDERTAKEN AND CABINET
MAKER,
Ready-made Cof1ins, Caskets and Shrouds,
No. 301 an street, corner of q at, s. W. Branch
store, 611 Mass. ave. n. W, orders promptly
executed at reasonable rates. II
The Evening critic., 1885-02-10
WARTED-- Situafions-- Female.

w ANTED-BY A CoLoRED GIRLAstrUA.
" ton 70 cYok, wash aud iron. Apply At
616 O et, bet. 9th and 7th sts. fe1O
The Evening critic., 1885-02-10

VLTANTED- BY a YOUNG LADY A sIrUA-
w ton In private family 20 do general
houseworki 70 washing or ironing. Apply to
SlS nth ~. n Q. feIO
The Evening critic., 1885-02-10
Manhood Restored


causing Premature Decay, Nervous Debility, Lost
Manhood, &c,, having tried IN vain every known
remedy has discovered simple means OF sci cure,
which ho will send FREE 10 his fellow tuhererH,
Address, j III REEVES, 43 Chatham ST. Now York.
The Evening critic., 1885-02-10

WANTED A COLOBED GIRL sIrUA-
W ton 70 COOK, wash aud iron. Apply at
lOu1 lin 81 n. W. felO
The Evening critic., 1885-02-10
Personal.

INSURE YOUR PROPERTY IN THE AIRING
i TON FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY FOR
THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA, Incor
poreted February "a, 1872.
Directors Walter s. Cox, President; VIM,
King, Vice President; VIM. II. Riley, Cnas.
EdmOnston, ID. +. Robinson, VIM. Calf, Dt. j..
W. II. Loveioy, s. Thomas Brown, DR.. ". W.
Johnston. q. b. Maury, Treasureri Frank II.
Rawlings, Secretary.
uOfce-l505 Pennsylvania avenue, north OF
the u. s. Treasury. fe0-0t
The Evening critic., 1885-02-10

WANTED by A RESPECTABLE ooLoRED
w woman, situation as cook, washer
and ironcri can furnish orences, aud can
be- seen at III ID 81. 8. W. fe1O
The Evening critic., 1885-02-10

Wy ANTED -- NURSE; NICE WHITE
w gifIj to stay nights; must be welt
Iecolnmehd az 10 nea'n ie,Ss ana honesty
avenue. fc,l 81
The Evening critic., 1885-02-10
WANTED -Reip--Femdie.

Advertisements Of Three Lines under lis mead
Inserted three times ioT p cents.
The Evening critic., 1885-02-10

4 OR TIE INAUGURATION LOr A,IL
II OF good 10lnch ash shell, calfskin f.W1
head Dir Ms, with sticks, slings and sssSlylss
covers, for only 80 each, at @, l., WILD ofss--"
8 BRO.ls. 700 sevenih So. n. W.
The Evening critic., 1885-02-10

VIZ ANTED-A SIT UATtON no TAKE FULL
w charge Of baby ana TO sew for It; good
references from last place. Address l.. o.,
Critic Ufllce. fe7
NNTANTED--A SITUATION by A COLORED
w woman 10 cook, wash and iron. 6l5 Goat
alley, bet 9Th ana 9TH and NJ and l. sts. fe7
WY ANTED--pLACES FOR HoUsEKEEP-
w ere, seamstressee, ladies' maids, cooks,
nuises, cbambormaids, men cooks, waters,
mattresses and other help, with references, for
this city and elsewhere. PRICE & COOMBS,
Licensed AEents, O20 u 81. NV. feI.6lF
The Evening critic., 1885-02-10

WANTED-A WHITE WOMAN TO COOK,
w, wash and iron Tor a family Of -. Apply
nj 223 A II. sc. felO.3t
The Evening critic., 1885-02-10
F0R SALE--MisceNaneous.

EoR sALE-A MODEL HAND PRESS, 1A
Address Amateur, Critic onlce.. folO 81
The Evening critic., 1885-02-10
WAHTED-- Relb--Maie.

WANTED-AN APPRENTICE BOY VINO
w uLderstands type setting; one who mas
some knowledge Of job work Preferred, call
between ana z y. m. ut 51i sth et. n w.
feIO-3tt
The Evening critic., 1885-02-10

WHITE BOY, 10 or II
w years old, TO work ia store and taKe
out orders references required. Address x .
T. O., life onlce. feiO-3l
The Evening critic., 1885-02-10

WANTLD-THoSE IN WANT OF RELIABLE
w nelp ana situations male and female-
ccok1, lhDOrers, clerke, housemaida, aud all
lOsiuobs OF trust, apply 70 OrHddrcss Rational
employment and Room.icnting Agency,
licensed ONCE, 600 Louisiana ave. n. W.
The Evening critic., 1885-02-10
UNoH AT wELoEERs NEW CAFE.

Lunch, from TO 8 o'clock...,.,,.,.... 25c.
Table d'Hotel, from . 70 3 o'clock,.,,,.sl co
The Evening critic., 1885-02-10
WANTED Situations Male.

yNTANTED--A PLACE BY MAN WELL
w experienced In housework, TO walt
and do work In and about house. Address 1925
Foundry Place, bet. 18Th and 11th and q anu
n. Y. ave. fe1O
The Evening critic., 1885-02-10

I HAVE A LIMITED AMOUNT OF TIE DICK.
i eneon Life Boat stocks this In the best OF
all stocks In the market for an investment. 8.
G.. Hi, 1908 Il 81, fe7.tt
The Evening critic., 1885-02-10

NTANTED - JOB PRINTER MUST BE
w sober and steady. Address Pointer,
Critic o1lce. fe1O.tf
The Evening critic., 1885-02-10

PATTERSON, NO. SOI ST., SERVES THE
i best 10 cont meal In the city call and
Try themi full meals, % cents, iaS.lm
The Evening critic., 1885-02-10

ITOR sALE-sIXTEEN HEAD OF YOUNG
II horses, Just arrived from Kentucky; ono
pair Of matched horses; also, one large young
mule; nj reasonable prices. II. Qulsley's
Stables, 1905 ST, n. W. ta3O.2w
New-York tribune., 1885-02-23
roeer. N VARIOUS PLACES.

DASyILLE Feb. IA block OF buildings
belonging 90 tIc estate oi william Robertson wG- burned
this noruin: The bgildug- occupied by school
Held. hardware; Pri;cArt', foci spurcboru. clothing
Boswell. dry goods ail rroece- nnd Eohoy s1n. board
lax house. 4.o lu-. ou uIlI-s - about 1000 ana
ou merchandise about r'1,OuO. The u,ut.n nee about
ooFrIs thc ll.-.-.
AtprH-9N. I!. ih. - s 1re !a't night destroyed a
livery stable. two dive. .l- house, and - business
rooms. IAr lYr- is si-.oNu france, $1,000
LINI.II.. I.1. IA iYH-, belonging % John Cali
Ian.ni south Poland. Vl, burned today. The loss Is
$4,000. Insurance. $1,000
Hru,>. Ir,. -I.-N nrc thi, morning. or- .''!ng IN
lo..aur- iy.t, stable. destroyed tu" opera Il"H-
lfa.. I.l., h..r.'- c'u. ..l-...u lu.." Hrt q. ID.
-l-on'. I'-s -!,.oHI. insurance. '.'.J on tAr
Op... if.....u| r..A T.. Cif'il ,.f. 1a c.....l'u
l- YI.-i iilI..r .t, destroyed WI.r 30 crfuHicl
away . ...t ..l. .a- .t'. ."I- p..'.,.l.- i.on.
fl, .lu.lt,. 4.. LIr at. ..o i, GOO. 'l..u.
Affl..' I.... i,H .' d. E i.,..J. .fru,..H H-
good. ..o.e. I.4. ,- .o. oa... i. ..u 'o.r- e''r5
a.orr .. Shoemaker. HAr.,s shop H.., ul..c1 to-day
l.. i.-. .- .a..- ,l-Dvu IDe -. oi tAc lire is a.
t.,.y.
New-York tribune., 1885-02-23
METHODIST CITY MISSIONARY WORK.

The work accomplished during the past year
by the City Church Extension md Missionary Society Of
Methodist Episcopal Church wss Sc forth last evening
at the Madison Avenue Methodist Episcopal Church b.
the Rev. Dr. A. X. Sandford, superintendent The
society," which has existed nineteen years. aided twenty
three churches, with membership Of 34il The total
current receipts ana expenditures were Tl6012 10.
The Increase of scholars IN the Sunday schools was
$40. lot for church al MOttHVc. and One
hundred and MT ethst. has been purchased and the
building Will be erected Addresses were made
by j. b. Cornell president OF the sOclcty; General
Clinton T. Fiskc. the Rev. DR.. G.. W. Miller Of Phia
delpha and the Rev. Dr. o. H. Tiffany "Thc spirit Of
this work." said DR. Tiffany. "s that OF the Saviour
who when He saw multitudes OF people Ike sheep
without q shepherd, was moved with compassion.
There is this city field that is abundant IN Its o-
portunites and ripe to the harvest
New-York tribune., 1885-02-23
PENNSYAVINIA INTERESTS.
BAD WATER AND FILTHY STREETS.
40 hrr-ro~r' nAv IN r"r cArrHr-sAylSG

80 "KET~TONE' y MAN ~ THE CAPlNEI-s AvISG
THEIR MONEY TOR TEE ITACGUEAuOS.
irHoT ~ oco t-IoNN- co.nr>roNolNI oT IlE furryr1
PuLApLIrnIA. Feb. 22.-La,t week was re-
narbablc for the large number OF ire. tAt occurred
The damage wa, great and nsr live, were Lost This
adds another TO the many warning Do" city Aas had
that ito w9cr supply is not only bnd in quality but iu
sufficient In qtmnty. aud tine only wonder s that The
LOSSES not much greater some day. probably ali
tr conditions viii happen o. bc IIst right, aad IhIa-
d,pua Will have repetition ol the great dsa,cr- which
bcicl Boston and Chicago.
The onrcc Of the water supply Is the schyIIu River
Il is no, ut to drink. a.d. ia of hi, last rcport4
Colonel Ludlow. chief engineer of IN, Water Drpart.
mcut. stated thai he would uot permit hl fnuy ~ use
dropoi It that WAS not boiled aud filtered The sow
age factory drainage. and ail sort' Of l pour into m
river water freely and set the people drink It down
If the cholera does not scoIIpc Phu,Ic-
pla this summer U viii Dee Il miracle
Few people filter the water they usc much lee. boil f.
and tcy do not f"rn i' know or ir' whether fl s., good
bad provided that II Is not positively offensive to The
taste.
IL addition to the bad condition Of the wafer tl, city
has phuhly as ili'y stlcrs aS can hc found in any
wump Chicf Of ~ hHays va. pat in power. icrr ,or.
eer 10 have nccl any .nro1s nitcup, made to hc.
al, god hsI, lent HpPrn prtiiOr3 uy Councils But tle
former cci mad fairy clean str'es. Wilh smaller ap
The Democratic leader. here have given up an hone Of
securing Cabinet position for rcunsy yiyinia.
cAancc Tor #, bat several Bomoc.4t.c st,,..,,,''
were r.uy and willing to be invited T.r
general belief h. hat Bayar and Lamar and t.urI,ud me-
The olly naInc, absolutely hNrd upou although .oinr
Who arc t.hiIy we'll informed assert tlat ,.uuu, vii,
D., the ur -o,Ic,ur, -. the Treasury. Just wunt ,r,,t
claim Sir. Manning has uIon ~ Important uo,it.,n
nobody to know, asdc from , being "a tt r,,ul
friend ol iir. Gle, Glands
The season" being over, everything X dniot The
Iouuc 1la, untrchor" bail nt The Academy Nonud nm
tho i-tIyItic@ a. too tame ana proper" a., A. m
tercstIug to The youhg mcn who generally Hork To n
The drra,cs were modest, and there were no unc, IONA
. f.tf
Use beer by some of thr men and women present
R1cct, Is resting NOW, AT Atlantic city and other MONT,
along thc sca-hure.
PliaIc phil ala MOI furnish large drlreann 10 tc
ccrrmuhic. 40 the dedication Of the Wa.hn.tun Nop-
Incni Yesterday. 1he weather too cold. ,,corg,
Maahln. .lon has Dccn dead "a good white, ana the boz
are yng u their money for the more practical urio,e
attending the -uratiou OF Mr.. Cleveland fL.v
viii be present that ci,ion In fun force, without r
gard 10 The weather
New-York tribune., 1885-02-23
HELP FOR HE EXPOSITION.
rpY 1RIrGRAPH 10 TIE TRIBLNE.l

WAsurNGToN, Feb 22-1he House Appro-
pratons Committee to-day decided to report iayorahly
10 the House an appropriation Of 100000 to eAir
cate the managers Of the Ne"-OrIeans EApo
sition from the difficulties into which
their cxtravagant management has thrown them
The amount asked $500 900, but the sum which the
comIstec finally agreed upon represents the actual in
debtcdIess incurred by the managers up 70 date or
nearly so, and 1t granted by the committee under
the inures that il was sufficient TO put the enter
prise on its feet again. Although the House may pass
this appropriation without any serious ques-
ton1ng it is certain that there Is con-
siderable opposition now in the Senate Appropriation
committee to granting any money TO the NcwOrlcnns
people unless upon the condition tha me Duldihks ana
other property are turned over TO and controlled hence
forth In some way by the Federal Government. Upon
The authority of contractor 10 whom the managers owe
So 900 for doing work about the Exposition
buildings l. said that large part Of the ~ @loOOOOO
voted the exhibition was lent TO parties who put up
large hotel in the expectation that the money would be
repaid in meet The awards oherec ana actually
made The hOtc. enterprise proved failure aAdahe
~ returned.
New-York tribune., 1885-02-23
YOUNG RANDALL AND MR.. CLEVELAND.


WASHINGTON, Feb. 22.-Mr. Randall is the
father Of precious boy whose dcngs the 10 al papers
find it worth while to refer to occasionally here Is HIS
latest exploit as related by The capital:
"That national statesman sam Randall, Jr Is one OF
the few politicians In Washington who can snow an
autograph letter from the Presdentclect Before the
election ne addressed Mr. Cleveland al epste assuring
him OF his warm support while Togreting that the boys
Of Capitol Hill made il rather warm Tor hlH py thelr ell
thusastc support Of Mr. Blaine. Sammy was somewhat
chagriued at not getting early reply but excused H.
on the suggestion of his father that 1t was ihdcret ID
candidates write letters week or TWO ago. now
ever he wrote 10 Mr. Cleveland again. reminding MN OF
the previous letter and hoping that now al answer
I'M chi be expected The President was informed oI ic
success his CORE pOndcnt had had IN securing pace III
fhe senate for that faithful Democrat Joe DuddnEtoh
AID that the Blaine boys the hill were now sh%lhS
very smaI-in fact not Nip az they haq Drt
ly long chalk Mr. Ccyelands reply has been eNhDlteH
10 nearly every body at the Capitol Sammy receiver
handsome apology for the neglect to answer the nIsl
letter and is Congratulated on his Efforts 10 cure
great Democratic victory under the adverse surround
ipss of CapOl lI r is cordially invited 70 be aho2
fhe rst to welcome Democratic President TO the ave
House sammy he Is going to stand on the "lt'
House ytcls when the ncwSresdent drives up from Inc
Cautol on March aud cheer for Cleveland ana lien
lffsk
New-York tribune., 1885-02-23
BELLETUE n0spIrAL REPORT

The report of Warden ORourko shows that
In The year 1r-l 10 patients wcro received nt Belle
yuc Hospital Of this number lO.Ol7 were di+chHrgcd
l295 lied and 53S remained Ia the hospital after De
cemb,I3l. Cf those WHO bruul ht 10 the hospital
snfcrpa from injuries. In the Last stages OF
dsc4,c .Ji died Within twcutygJu hours after their
arrival There we're 40 deaths from phth,is and pnou
Inonln Is2 from Brighrs disease. aud SG, -, per
cent, fIom alcoholism. Al tho Insane Pavilion lI6l
per-on, a1uittcd FOR examination; Di5 OF these
were -eut the asylum 1t Black wells Island. lD
taken To- private instluOns ~ friends and - dis
charged. There 9l patients taken In n the Emer
Qency Iospitnl 2Os births Rhd Il stlll births Al tho
Norgur J,bJO bodies we're received $3.50 buried
in Pottcrr Field and SO taken away by friends The
Ambulance Corps answered 82lO calls At the Hospital
Dispenrary o. lJ surgical dressed. There
were 3 - homeless persons sheltered IN the Lodging
House Tne record for the shows that although the
number OF patieuts received has Increased the death
rate has considerably decreased
New-York tribune., 1885-02-23
DAYcIyG THE C4N-CAY on SUyD4K.

At o'clock a. yesterday Captain Broaan, Of
the Fifteenth Precinct, with platoon Of tnIrty
officers. entered ThCmpson's Theatre in AstOr
Place. The performance had been concluded
Lut many persons were still III the au-
ditormn, while III an adjoining room behind
the bor were otner men and women. In this
room was ono of Captain Brogan's men, Officer
Wood who was citizens clothes. Before Justice
Duffy al Jefferson Market Police Court, yesterday
morning officer Wood swOre that previous 10, ana
at the time the captain and his men arm ved 10 make
the rand on the place. four women, hgh1' clad, were
dancing The can-can III the smaller room All the
inmates employees, and Proprietor Thompson were
arrested. -, . 1000 oe
" hen the raid was made there was scene OF
wild scauIperng i'll the hope OF escape, and lhomP-
son huup green patch over his left eye IN an et-
fort TO Disguise himself Finding the onslaught too
sfroug however Mr.. Thompson dived INTO the cell
lar tbrouoL q trap. and when found he was bur
rowing in coal heap in an attempt to hide HIM
self among tho Goals. , ... -.
Or Hand Thompson" remarked the captain as
he seized his man. ,...
Ahont Fifty persons who were able to demonstrate
fiat they were reputable characters were per-
intted 10 20 by the captain, the rest sixty-i LA