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The Evening critic., 1885-03-30
TITLES FOR PLAYS.
A Few Instances of the Oddiiy OF
Their SeIectiOD.


1t is difficult to name play. At least
the author makes it so. AS much thought
is often expended upon selecting tito as
upon the ritiDg of u whole act. Sub.titles
are now almost discarded. Brevity is the
object sought. Many of our most success
ful plays have titles that are comprised in
one word. Some authors prefer two others,
after Iacking their brains to no purpose, re-
luctantly submit to three. The name of
play is often the last sentence writton in
the manuscript. Sometimes tue titles,
from their brevity or the odd selection of
word, are misleading.
But it ia in the naming of the so-called
farce.comedies that oddity runs reckless.
Here titles 90 to any length. Fun in
Pullman Palace Car" some six or seven
years ago, was the entering wedge. We
have had Fun in everything since then
Fun on the Bristol" Fun in Boarding
School," Fun in Photograph Gallery"
and so on at lib. Tho author OF "a ParIor
Match" while out riding with friend one
day, refined in his horse TO light a cigar
"I've struck he suddenly exclaimed.
"SIuck what-the match?' said his cOm-
panion, facetiously. "Yes, "A ParlOr Match
tho name for my new skit."
A reporter suggested to an author that ho
writo an exaggerated sklt on the doings in
a newspaper oLllce. The author was pleased
with the suggestion, and at the moment his
eye fell upon bottle of ink and cOmmu-
nicated to his brain an inspiration, "a
Bottle of Ink was the outcome. Bat
there is not much fun TO be extracted from
the dull routine of a newspaper Office, and
the Bottle of Ink" soon dried up. Another
author is making feeble effort in the same
direction, and has named his farce, Is tho
Editor ln?' The author will probably
meet the sheriff before the question is often
answered.
"It's Cold Day When We Get Left" IS
the most absurd title of all. 1t is n boom.
eTang to its cOncOctOrs. When the farce
draws bad house the morning papers play
upon "cold day" aud getting left" A
Western manager is about to produce q
farce bearing tho rather vulgar title of "A
Pair Of Sox.' They will soon need daru,
ing. Mixed Pickles. Just produced, are
likely to sour the public stomach. LEND
Me Dollar" which is shortly to bo pro-
duced in Boston, may have some significance
as to the past or future of the SO Interested.
The Skating Rink which woll-known
comedian Will spring upon Buffalo next
week, Will have to compete with the
twenty-five rinks in that city "a Tin
Soldier" burlesques the military. Its On.
duTance will be tried upon the B)stonians
next week. Two Cfazy. Quilts "a Pair
of Shear" "A Paper Of Pins aud collars
and CUFFS arc other oddities in titles.
In the near future the press may be called
upon to chronicle the success or failure Of
The BATTERED Grower," "The Broken
Slate, "A Five.Cent Bal, "Tho Warped
Chest Protector, "a Scuttle of Coal" g.,
&c.-lN. Y. World. =.
The Evening critic., 1885-03-30

Alexander Kelly aud William Patterson
were each sentenced to three months on
the farm for vagrancy.
George Pool, for destroying tree-box,
was fined $40 or thirty days.
torge Briscoe was taxed V for de-
slroying tree.box.
Theodore King the young white man
who resisted Officer Jones yesterday, break
ing the officers wrist In the scuffle, pleaded
guilty to the charge in the Police Court
This morning. and was fined $50. He was
also charged with disorderly assemblage
sn1 fined S. on pleading guilty.
John Young, colored man, was charged
with threatening TO shoot a colored woman
named Brown dismissed.
James Dickson, colored was charged with
assault on Joseph Ware, Mary Ware and
Daniel Dickson. He pleaded guilty to the
assault on Dickson and was fined $5 He
was proven guilty on one of the other
charges and fined SEQ. The 6ther charge
was dismissed.
James Courtney, young colored man,
pleaded not guilty to the charge of knock
ing tooth from the mouth of his sister,
Mary A. Smith. His evidence showed that
she attempted to bite him and had the
tooth caught in his coatsleeve dismissed.
John Bummer was charged by his father
with the larceny of a silver watch valued
at 50. About one week ago he stole 800
from his father, SO of which was recovered
by Officer Slack. A nolle pros. was
entered in the case for tho larceny Of the
money, and he was sentenced to six months
in jail for the larceny of the watch.
Oliver Street, colored, pleaded guilty to a
charge of housebreaking, Grand jury !;
bonds, 5000.
John l.. Carter, colored, pleaded not
guilty to charge Of assault on James Bren-
mar. The evidence was to the effect that
during an argument yesterday Carter got
mad and struck Brennan on the head with
brick. Twenty dollars or sixty days.
The case against Richard Moulton, col
ored, charged with committing an assault
on John j. johnson, was set for Wednesday
next Johnsons skull is supposed to be
fractured, and the defendant was committed
in default of $500 bonds
The Evening critic., 1885-03-30
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
PRICES OPEN WEAK, BUT ADVANCE
Rumors of Troubles In Business
House Hurt the Market, whicn
Subsequently Receivers
on Buying p. M.

The condition Of the money market 10
New York city is not reassuring. On SIT
urday last money went begging all day
long at per cent, and tho statement Of
tho consolidated banks showed surplus of
Sis,l2l ,12j, as against little over $1,000
GOO this time last year. So much idle cap
ital and such low ratio of interest indi.
Gates general feeling Of insecurity in tho
future of trade A brisk demand for money
and an easy placing Of loans would show
far healthier condition of things.
The expectation Of specie continues to bo
largely IN excess Of importations. For the
last week the importations were S2i203j,
and tho expectations S505Tll.
If reports can be believed Lake Shore is
IN bad way. 1t is said their earnings
for January and February fell 1929, 200
short Of paying fixed charges
II is not generally believed that tho late
dividend declared by d., J.. & W. was
earned. Where did the money come from?
Is the question puzzing Wall street.
Tho Nickel-Platc Road has gone into tho
bands Of receiver, aud the West Shore is
to be reoTgani2ed, This means, it is pre-.
sumable, that the stockholders will be
wiped out In both roads.
American Bell Telephone was 2l7l to
2lS at Boston last Saturday with few sales.
fluctuations in price aud very little doing.
The war fever seems to be subsidng in
England, nevertheless IL is probable that
both Russia and England will continue
quietly their preparations for conflict, MS it
is inevitable soon or late. But the subsidonce
of the exciting rumors of last week will
check speculation somewhat in grain and
provisions and may affect oil.
wall street Gossip.
cent Exchange dull. Governments strong.
Currency 8's, 1875 bid; I's, coupons, 1924
bid; 1l2's do, 112A bid.
The stock market opened dull and weak on
rumors OF trouble In large business house.
Prices declined u to per cent, but, on the
denial OF the report later on and some buying
OF Pacific Mall and Lackawanna, tho decline
was fully recovered by noon. Prices are now
at the best Of the day.
NEW YORK, March 30.-Flour dull and un-
changed
wheat-Aprll, 0Ol4c.; May, 0lSc.
Corn-No. . mixed, March, 4O3sc.; April,
4O9sc bid; May, SOC. bid.
oats-No. mixed, March, )71sc; April SO.
Rye and barley nominal.
POrk-Dull; mess, $15dl3.25.
Lard-April, $7.11; May, S7lS.
Molasses steady-Porto Rico, 24937c.
Rosin daiiVstrained e. to @ GOOD, 81 .2oas1 .22.
Petroleum steady Refined In cases, o. a
10Lc.
Butter dull-westorn imitation creamery,
chioce, 21c.
cheese dull Ohio nat; prime to choice,
10G10lkc.
Eggs steady Western stock, l5025c.
Sugar dull-Reilned cut loaf, 6ac.; granJ.
lated 0c.j confeciioners A, SIC.
Tallow steady Prime city, 15-1GG6j.
Freiehts dull. oofree dull. Fair cargoes, S7sc
Hoy, Quiet and unchanged. Rice, Nominal,
New York Stock Market.
The following haye been furnished nv Rate.
The Evening critic., 1885-03-30
The snIto or n Serynn,CirI

The Circuit Court was engaged all the
forenoon to-day trying au action for $1,000
damages against Mr.. and Mrs. II. b. Ed
mondston Of 1854 Rhode Island avenue, and
Lieutenant of Police Guy and Privates Cum
ningham and Norecomb. The action was
brought by a colorcd servant girl named
Maria Garner, who charged that the de-
PENDANTS caused her arrest and incarceration
on charge of larceny of goods from the
house Of Mr. Edmonston, where she was
employed as a servant. She alleges that her
trunk was detained and searched, no stolen
property found, and the prosecution aban-
doned. The jury rendered verdict for the
defendants at the direction of the Court.
The Evening critic., 1885-03-30

w come we'll recommended, nt Dppeu
htlmer's ssewiug machine rooms, 52S 0,n -i.
II. W. iu95-:lt 81
The Evening critic., 1885-03-30
LOCAL BRIEFS,

THE crossing Of electric wires on tho roof
of the Boston variety store, 705 Market
Space, caused an alarm of fire Saturday
evening. No damage.
Mr.. w. II. LErLEY has been appointed
sexton Of Sc. Matthew's Church. to succeed
Patrick O'Haro, who has filled tho Office
for the last twenty.three years.
SEE our 90 pants to order. Hambnrger's.
As SOON as the arrangements are per
fected the timo ball of the Naval Observa-
tory will fall from the Flagstaff Of the State,
War and Navy Department building.
READ James ". McGill's paint adv.
THE Union Veteran Corps has decided to
give ball in hbuer's Hall next Thursday
night, complimentary to the lady managers
and assistants of the fair now in progress.
TnE last of the winter series of orchestral
concerts by the Marine Band, John Philip
Sousa, conductor, was given at the
Marine Barracks this morning at 1920
o'clock.
CHRIS ABNER's own cigars are tho best
out for cents
A LARGE audience listened last Saturday
afternoon to the entertaining aud instruct
ivo lecture Of President James Q. yelling
Of tho Columbian University on "Oldest
History in the Light of Newest Science"
SPRING SUITS at A. saks & Co.'s.
A BILL in equity was filed to-day by
George /. Hill vs.. James p Heron ct al,
praying that the defendants be restrained
and epioined from assigning or transferring
their interest In patent, and that the same
be sold and the proceeds applied TO tho pay
ment of judgment for $3.50 aud interest
against them.
EASTER CARDS. Gould's, l21 9th st.
Az entertainment is to take place at
Willard Hall on Tuesday, Wednesday and
Thursday, the 7th, sth and 9th of April,
for the benefit Of tho First Mission School
of Cookery, tho Washington School of
Cookery, ST. Nary's Industrial School for
cOlored girls and the Metropolitan Indus
trial School, II street.
READ James II. McGill's paint adv.
A TEMPERANCE mass meeting has been
arranged by the Women's Christian Tom
perance Union to take place tomorrow
evening at the Mt Vernon Place Church,
Rev. DR.. Cox pastor. Miss Cleveland is ex-
pected to be present. The music will be
furnished by the Moody choir.
STRING OvERcoATs at A. Saks & Co.'s.
DR. ALEXANDER HUME, assisted by Miss
Kate Eddy, gave Saturday night IAN il.
lustrated lecture of spirit power" at Ford's
OpeTa-House. The house was crowded.
There were sleight.of-hand tricks, tho ia
miliar cabinet manipulations, bell-ringing,
slate-writing, floating guitars and tambou-
Iine playing. A table turning feat was
the last on the programme.
READ James II. McGill's paint adv.
THE concert given last night at Abuer's
by tho Germania Mennerchor was graft
flying success. The programme included
solos by Nine. Holder Momenthy and
Messrs. +. Knoop and i. Mori: n scene from
Kreutzer's "Nacht Lager Won Granada" in
which the characters were assumed by Nine.
Momentby and Messrs. Knoop and Mori; a
tiombone solo by Mr.. Charles Thierbach,
and choruses by the Mmnnerchor. All tho
numbers were applauded. Messrs. Mori and
SOusa were the directors.
The Evening critic., 1885-03-30
UNDER NO BONDS.
Editor Thoinpson's Position.

An unintentional injustice was done Mr..
J. Q, Thompson, editor of the Sunday Chroni.
Gle, on Saturday, in The CRITICS report of
tho action for libel brought against him.
1t was said that he was under bond to ap-
near at the Police Court in another case
Such is not the fact. Tho mistake grew
out of reversing the case in which the ac.
cused is ono Wright, who has been in jail
since March s. charged with assaulting
with attempt to kill Mr.. Thompson. Mr..
Thompson is under no bond. On the con-
trary, he is the complaining witness in the
case.
The Evening critic., 1885-03-30

WANTED AN EAST WASHINGTON BOY
w for an WORK In o drug store, 3Ol Pa
ave. sc. Apply Immediately. mr25 3
The Evening critic., 1885-03-30
RHEA TONIGHT AT ALBAuGHs.
"Tho Americnn Countess.n


Rhea, the charming comedionne, will
begin an engagement of one week tonight
atAlbaugh's Opera House. There is no doubt
that Rhea is the most successful of all the for
elgn actresses playing in English. Tonight
"rhe American Countess" will be the play
Tomorrow night The School for Scandal"
Wednesday night, "An Unequal Match"
Thursday, Arcadia Friday, repetition of
The School for Scandal" Saturday matt.
nee (only time, Camille" and Saturday
night, IAN Unequal Match for Rhea's
benefit. There will no doubt be a series of
crowded and fashionable houses.
Theatre COmique.
Manager Snelbaker has specially engaged
Harry Montague, an old Washington favor
lite, with his company, for week S appear
ance at the Comique. Among the at
fractions on this weeks bill is the sensa-
tioDal comedy, "a Widows Masquerade" )"
This will include Montague's latest
wrinkle, Tho Elastic Quadrille," dance
that will undoubtedly pack tho house at
oveTy performance.
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WANTED -HeIp--Femdie.

Advertisements OF Three Lines under this hai1,
leItCd lhToo tlmna for li cnnln.
The Evening critic., 1885-03-30

EOR sALE-2 BELLOWS, ? ANvlLs AND
i 2 viGes; also 1 buggy, nearly new. Udll
at 1913 n. Y. ave. n. W. m21-3lr
The Evening critic., 1885-03-30
F0B SAFE AND RENT.
peal ESTATE BULLETIN
THCS II. WAGGAMAN, OF Y street.
(ChRngeA L Rde Wednesdays and SAturdAys.l



1IL7l6 n 81 q, mod imps, h. r5,,..,.,.. IS 5,OOu
l22 Dst vs., d. mod I'M 7rs,,,.,,,,,.,.-..,.. 800
llN, ll55 athtl II ", D., mod I'm rs,',.., 100
2lls. 2l2O, gi.2 Il ~ u W, b h, mod i'm, rs
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synopsis Of the weather;
Local meteorological report for March 80,
1855; Thermometer readings at 3 a. m, 30 .6i
z a, m, 3l0,o IL u, M, 430.1.
Report for March 20, 1885; Mean tempara
ture, 4o3; maximum, 1929; mlnimum
20o.2 mean relative humidity, 7O.7 per cent;
tOtal precipitation, O,20 inch.
The Evening critic., 1885-03-30
A BanHer's Very Profitable Invest.


The report sent ont last week that II. NJ.
Thornton, banker, OF this city, had drawn $780,
600, It being the capital prize Of Tho L0uisi
ana state Lottery OF this month, Is true, aud
what Ia more, the money has
been paid over without defalcatiOn or dis
count. II Is said that II ts better to be born
lucky than rich, but Mr.. Thornton has tho ad-
vantage OF being born both rich and lucky. .--
selbyyille I'M Leader, Jan. %.
The Evening critic., 1885-03-30

"AIaernex nnirv Wnrons.n
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MARRIAGE licenses have been granted
to John Cronshaw aud Jane Gaskins; John
A. Melontree aud Fannie +. Tunnise;
Abraham Mitchell and Mary G. dyson;
Columbus S, swsggart and Mary Me
Wiggan.
The Evening critic., 1885-03-30
WANTED-- miscellaneous.

NATASTED- FARMERS no JOIN IN BUYING,
w at large discounts, car load OF drain
Ing tile. R.s. Lacey, city 70. m26.3tr
WANrEp- ALL TO KNOW THAT DIR. TAX p
w Tor, OBJ street, near Tenth, makes
beautiful sets OF artificial teeth for -; guar
anteed TO give full eatisfaction; extracting
with gas, chioroform or local anesthotics, 90
centei without 20 cents; nlling al very low
prices, Oc2p
The Evening critic., 1885-03-30

WANTLD-A YoUNG MAN 10 10 10 YEARS
OK age, Who can decipher tue moe, un-
lnielnglole manuscript, ne copy holder Ia u
printing cnlcei none n0ed apply unlcAs c.tpt g.
pc. Allttsh Manuecript, Critic onlrr.
The Evening critic., 1885-03-30
we Arc Ready

to show you the most elaborate aud COM
plete assortment of spring clothing in the
city. Eiseman Bros, Seventh and Z.
The Evening critic., 1885-03-30

Fresh Alderney butter, cnurned every morn.
Ing and delivered In Va 10 "Ward" prints, Dos,
per ID Also cottage cheese, buttermlIk aud
sweet mils, bc' per qt. Cream, 15c. per pint.
The Evening critic., 1885-03-30

The following sales of real estate have
been made in the past ton days by Mr.
j. Il. Winner: Lots . aud 10, in square 567,
for j, A, McDermott, to William O'Brien,
$3.50; lot 20, in square 5l3, with improve
ments, for d. l.. Morrison, to Joseph b lss,
$1,000 lot IS, in square 5l3, for ID, l.. Nor.
rison, to Eric NJ. Noble, S2,G25.
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Purchase of National Is. Il. club
Stock

The remaining stock of the National
Baseball Club has been purchased by MIR.
Appleton, member of tho Metropolitan Ex-
hibition Company of New York
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nur TniIorIpr department

for this spring is unusually attractive. O1e
of the main features, our 50 and So pauta
oonings. Eiseman Bros. Seventh aud L.
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for the Grand Ball at the WI. !. Armory
next Monday evening.
The Evening critic., 1885-03-30
WAM7El--RoomS.

NTANTED-A YOUNG GENTLEMAN De
w sirts Il pleasant furnished room neur 9th
and + sts. n, W. where people are not inquisi-
tive rent hot To exceed $40 per month per-
manent. Address, at once, Discreet, Celtic
unlce. m273tF
The Evening critic., 1885-03-30
F0R SALE--HouseS.

EOR SALE-A BARGAIN CONVENIENT
IT brick house, No. zoos 9th 81. II. W.; six
rooms and basement; modern improvements,
rents FOR $25 per month. Apply TO A. Lloyd,
''Marshall Law Buildlng," $40 IN 81. N. W. II
The Evening critic., 1885-03-30

READ James H. McGm's paint adv.
The Evening critic., 1885-03-30
ron REWT--Rouses.

ENOR RENT-A 7.ROoM FRAME HOUSE, 422
II st. n. WI gas and water in house. APP
ply at n ON Z, $40 + ST. n. W. m2S.3t
TOR RENT-S20-GRooM BRICK HOUSE;
IL bath, gae, latrobe. No. 1875 31st ST.,
West.Washinpt)n. Vim. b. Orme, Wash. Gas
light Co, AIS 10th ST. u. W. m2s.3ts
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VIZ ANTED-BYt AN EXPERIENCED coz.
w ored man place as driver or hostler.
references furnished. Address james scitt,
UniOntUwn, ID. q. m8i
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SPECIAL NOTICES..
,Sa~sANYoUNoEMEYr.

Gf@=s =sANNoUNoEMENr
The Fair Committee of tho Union veteran
1. That the Fair In Abnors Music Hall shall
close tuesday night, 3lst inst, the votes on
oil articles TO bo counted at 10 p. IN. and re.
. That all articles not otherwise disposed
oil snail DO sold at auction In Abners Hall
wednesday evening, April ], at O'Clock.
lady managers and assistants, shall DO given
In Aoner's Hall Thursday evening, April ?, at
3 o'clock mr302t
E@AsPEclAL NOTICE.
Duny h Co. respectfully announce to tholr
friends and the public that they have opened
an o1lco at G07 Seventh street for the trans.
action OF all branches Of business relating to
Real Estate.
They guarantee prompt ana personal atten-
tlon.
CommlssIons moderate. m2s5t
vhEc-s HENDERSON coMMANDERY, NO. 2,
H~-za Knight TeInpiars.A special con-
clave Will be held ct Masonic Temple, on 2Sth
street, near o, West Washington, at o'clock
p. M, March 20, to attend the funeral OF our
late Brother Sir Knight Templar James \.
Green. All Sir Knight Templars OF sister com
manderles are fraternally invited TO attend.
by order OF the Il. o., George ". Jones.
II JOHN n. TURNER, Recorder.
vhsS7S.T THE MOODY CHOIR WILL MEET
bSsa Tor rehearsal, etcp saturday, March
400 New York avenue. A full attendance is
urged, as important business Will be pre-.
eented. FRANK A. WILSON,
IL Precentor.
w. A CARD-AS THE BUSY SEASON Is
G>-I-a approaching there will be great
amount OF Household Furniture aud Personal
Effects thrown upon the market, either rs
storage or 10 be disposed OF at public sale,
and In view OF that fact would suggest to par
ties desiring such accommodation that my
facilities for the disposition OF goods at public
sale are unsurpassed, and my storage depart
mente arc ample and secure In every particu
lar THOMAS DOWNING,
mh17-1m 11th ct. and Penn avenue.
MFEl-=a ASSESSORS OFFICE, d. O.,
@t>sSa WASHINGTON, March q, 1885.
Notice is hereby given that all licenses
Issued 10 commercial agents. peddlers, pro-
duce dealers trading at large and IN the sove-
raj markets, will expire on the 31st day OF
March, 1885. They must be promptly re-
newed by all persons desiring to continue
such business, trades or professions.
by order Of the Commissioners d. u.
ROBERT p. DODGE,
mh10.tudt Assessor d. O.
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F0R SALE--MsceHaneous

s
TOR E-poOL-RoOM FOR SALE AT
II COS La. ave. n. W. Reasons for selling,
other business. mr)O.3t
EOR sALE-2 BELLOWS, p ANvILs AND
i 2 visss; also 1 buggy, nearly new. Udll
at 1913 n. Y. ave. n. W. m27-3tt
TOR SALE AND ENCnANGE-sTOCKS, AS
II follows: one thousand shares Washing
ton & La Plata, 1000 Music Mountain, 1000
N0npariel, 1000 Butterfly, 1,2O0 Free Gold,
400 Silyerton Gray Eagle, 30 Swede Iron &
Coal, 100 Neptune Manufacturing, 10 Ameri.
can Cotton Gin Saw Cleaning Company, 1000
Florida ship Canal, 100 Pan Electric Tele-
phone, 500 Rogers Telephone, 800 Eccard
Telephone, 500 Telegraph Machine Improve
ment Company, 80 shares BrushS~uu Eloc-
trio Light, 80 600 Snively Copper, 10, 900 shares
Dickinson Life Boat, at so cents per share, In
trinsic0lly worth 50. This stock is the best
investment Ia the market at any figure under
par. KeOl estate and personal property always
wanted ana on hand for exchange.
THOMAS A. MITCHELL,
fe6f o3d street, Rooms ana q.
L OR THE INAUGURATION.- LOT Ar
II OF good iU.inch ash shell, calfskin ENA
head DRUMS, with sticks, sllngs and YiffkN
covers, for only SO eacr, at O, l.. WILD sIZ-EaH
The Evening critic., 1885-03-30
WANTED -SttuohoHs--Male.

w nau as porter or walter IN private fam
ily; can read ana wtlte. Gull al 800 iOtn 81.
II. W. mBD
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WIANTED a SITUATION BY a CULDEED
w boy TO make fires ana do housewlrk.
Address Jnmee Scott UnlontOwn, ID. q. niju
The Evening critic., 1885-03-30
All lirnIel

Of pa per-hangings in new designs at Veer-
hoiis, 2l6 Seventh street.
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special Sale of travelling Bags
THE POLICE COURT.

> per cent. below market prices at Keeps,
37 Seventh street northwest.
The Evening critic., 1885-03-30

WANTED \ YOUNG MARRIED MAN,
w VINO Is In need OF empiOymrni desires
situation. is willing 10 do anything. Gall or
address Il. l.. b., 1903 OH ST.. II. ". m3O
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Real Estate Sales.

srRING OyERcolrs at A, saks \ %. S.
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MyANTED-A SITUATION by A YOUNG
w man as q grocery clerk; years expert
enco ia the business ugv, 70; good references
Addrcss a, summers, Auacostia, d. q. m2T
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WoNpERs for children. Gonld's, l2l 0th ss.
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WANTED-A SITUATION BY 4 Young
w man as light porter In a store. Address
by postnl 800 Va. ave. q. W. m3O
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UNIMPEovED PROPERTY For SALE.
HOUSES FOR RENT.


On Monday, April 81 p. M, and at the same
hour each Subsequent day, until all Is sold, No,
3ii 7th st NJ W., the sale to begin with No. 2iid Pa.
IA O. n
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WAHTED--Heip--Nqle.

NTANrED = BOYS. ABOUT ~ yr,us
w old, fOriuaids work; good nay IL arit.
nble can Immediately at 1881 High n
GEORGETOWN. m3OH
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THE TWO ORPHANS.
The Accomplished Actress,
MISS ANNIE GLASsEOhO.

A5 "LOUlSE, TIE DLIND GlHL"
The Talented ana Rehncd Actress,
MISS ELIZA LOGAN. .ae.,.. ."HENRIErrA,"
supported by Powerful Company.
Admission 10 Family Circlc.."...,.. 10 cents
Admission to First Floor. ....,,,,,... 20 cent5
Reserved Seats may bo secured six days In
advance without extra charge at the Box.
Ofllce OF tho Museum. In the future box-ollce
will be open from n, m. sharp 10 10 p. m.
Doors open ana 2. M; overture one hour
later. Carriages may bo ordered at 4 10 and
1O:1O p. m.